Month: August 2006

(Soda Pop Shop, Montclair, NJ)

It’s important to appreciate the little things in life, especially if they indulge your geek side. Today, I salute Exposé, which is one of the simplest, yet coolest features of the Mac OS.The screenshot here is of a new HD short film I’m making that consists of 600+ still photos. Thanks to Exposé, editing multiple images is easy — just a wave of the mouse lets you move between them easily. (Yeah, I know I can keyboard it…but sometimes you just gotta get your mouse on.)The even bigger geek indulgence, of course, is that you can pretend your Mac is the poor man’s version of the computer in Minority Report.(Mac OS X 10.4.7, PowerMac G5, dual 2.0 [June 2004])

I don’t know why, but I’ve always loved the way Wallace says “all right, pooch” in A Close Shave. So if you ever hear me saying that to a dog, you know where it comes from. Just don’t be too hard on my English accent.(Greenwich St, Manhattan)

You don’t have to be a geek to think public computer crashes are funny, but…well, yeah, I guess you do.(Au Bon Pain, Port Authority Bus Terminal, Manhattan)

Rich Wong of Colma fame fixes a malfunctioning Mole on a short film shoot in the Garden State. I was supposed to be helping him out on this shoot but 1) I don’t know jack about lights and 2) those things are damn hot, yo. So I left it to the pro and just snapped away.(Clifton, NJ)More Colma:SF/SJ: Colma Stays!More Mole:LA: Painting With Light

(34 St-8 Av Station, Manhattan)

The show may have been in the theatre (not in the hallway outside) but some people just can’t stop performing.(3 Legged Dog, Greenwich St, Manhattan)More Weapons of Choices:Jo’s Fairway Of ChoiceJo’s Weapon Of Choice

As a Chinaman, I feel slightly embarassed by this. I mean, couldn’t we have just kept all the text in Chinese? Talk about airing dirty laundry! I don’t see signs like this in SoHo.Also, I’ve urinated in the Public many times. Usually without incident.(Roosevelt Av, Flushing, NY)

(City Hall Park, Manhattan)