Man, that is a big big TV. Sure to impress the ladies indeed.

I feel bad for not seeing Mark yet. Mark, I plan to be a major slacker starting after next Wednesday. This means I hope to see you frequently in the robot factory.

Today was exciting for PlayMotion -- a stage was setup in the middle of Times Square and people played our games on the stage from 6am til 4pm today. Not only did they have the option of facing a massively bright (16,000 lumens) projector, but they could also turn around and face the Reuters sign number 4. Here you can see two people playing ShufflePuck, our air hockey-like game. Sadly, I was not there to see the fun. Jeremy, Nick, and Greg ran the show and looked to me from my webcam views that the people dug it.

I've been bustin ass working on resubmitting a paper to SIGGRAPH - one that was rejected last year. The latest work involved getting 21 novice painters to paint a picture of a barn in a field. 10 of them painted in a traditional fashion and 10 painted using my projector-based system. One thing I learned from this experience is how to clean paintbrushes well. The other thing I learned is that it is hard to achieve statistically significant results with such a low sample size.

We should go camping.