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Dugger's home run proved to be the game-winning hit in the sixth inning, breaking an 8-8 tie. The game-winning hit was his fourth this season to lead the team.
Jake is going through realty school. I am quoted in his journal of quotes from his life thus far.
Jake, some friends, and I went shooting. I shot for the first time and it was actually pretty cool. I don't much care for guns so I was surprised.
I have been shooting in manual now rather than aperture mode. I'm liking it better for sure. My camera seems to underexpose in aperture mode. I'm liking the way I can get more effects and better tones for skin and colors in manual. I don't know if I have a lot of time to go shoot today so this may become my 365 for today.
Things I learned today:
Canon L lenses are awesome. My poor 50mm has been so neglected lately, but it's not an L.
Jake and Dinos Chapman: Come and See
Retrospective at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery
Detail from the Chapman Brothers' cases - Hell and The Sum of All Evil.
Their large Hell landscapes, such as Hell (2000) and The Sum of All Evil (2012-13), are at once monumental in scale and minutely detailed. These apocalyptic landscapes, teeming with miniature figures, depict scenes of excessive brutality involving Nazi soldiers and, in more recent works, McDonald's characters.
[Serpentine Gallery website]
Ukulele master Jake Shimabukuro performing on Pearl Harbor 2010/Kama'aina day Commemoration.
Main Ceremony Stage World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument Visitor Center
December 5, 2010
Jake can do things on his uke that people dream they could do on a guitar. We were lucky enough to see him and Donavon Frankenreiter play a benefit show on our last day in Kauai. If you haven't heard of Jake Shimabukuro before checkout his version of While My Guitar Gently Weeps on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mEqEe-PIC8
There is a drive and simple sincerity behind the sculpted Sonics of Jake Chisholm's songs. His guitars plaintive response to his deep voice carries a bit of a haunting sound. Rockn Roll with a heartbeat and some deep roots. Although the stories aren't radically different from anything else we've ever heard, they are invitingly human uniquely his.
More about Jake Chisholm here: www.gladstonehotel.com/events/event-listings/upcoming-eve...
The Melody bar is the Gladstone’s free live music Venue, from Thursday through Sunday.
Jake is best known as Max on Wizards of Waverly Place but was also great in Hotel for Dogs and The Perfect Game! He'll play Francisco in Rio!