At 2:30 on 4/4/2009 Catriona and I got married :)
We had a lovely weekend at Loch Ness Lodge with our families and some close friends, culminating with our wedding ceremony on Saturday followed by the wedding breakfast.
After three days of sunshine it was inevitable to get rain on Saturday, but as wearing a kilt/waistcoat/jacket can get rather warm having a cooler day was rather pleasant. By early evening the rain had cleared which gave us an opportunity to have some outdoor photographs. (will post some soon)
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Scott and the team at Loch Ness Lodge do a fantastic job and really do make you feel at home, if "home" is a well appointed lodge with "fairies" whom you never see but do everything for you. The food they prepare from tea to sandwiches to five course wedding breakfast is superb using really fresh and high quality ingredients.
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Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Thursday, 26 March 2009
Almost Wedding Time!
Regular readers of this blog will remember that I got engaged last year (http://www.bv2.co.uk/?p=310). Time really does fly and we are getting married in less than two weeks time! :) I might even post a few photos here :)
This news hopefully explains the lack of updates on any projects lately although I have done a bit of work on the raytracer. Interestingly some of the ray tracer accelerations can also be used in the fluid modelling project with a few tweaks. On the visualization interface front I've been playing a bit more with the new qt4.5 and it is pretty decent. I'm still loving the new IDE. But.... in terms of quickly making an extensible, good looking and function interface Flex 3 is winning by a large margin. Actually I should clarify that the flex isnt actually doing any calculations its merely displaying images it is retrieving from the rendering service. If the app itself was calculating and rendering then I would probably pick qt4. Personally I like the idea of seperate bits doing things on their own, which is nice for redundancy / scalability but not everyone likes to work in this manner.
This news hopefully explains the lack of updates on any projects lately although I have done a bit of work on the raytracer. Interestingly some of the ray tracer accelerations can also be used in the fluid modelling project with a few tweaks. On the visualization interface front I've been playing a bit more with the new qt4.5 and it is pretty decent. I'm still loving the new IDE. But.... in terms of quickly making an extensible, good looking and function interface Flex 3 is winning by a large margin. Actually I should clarify that the flex isnt actually doing any calculations its merely displaying images it is retrieving from the rendering service. If the app itself was calculating and rendering then I would probably pick qt4. Personally I like the idea of seperate bits doing things on their own, which is nice for redundancy / scalability but not everyone likes to work in this manner.
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