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Reflections on the World Ambitious Outdoor Art of Drue Kataoka Featured at Open House Menlo Park fire chief returns home after crippling fall | Page 3 THE HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER FOR MENLO PARK, ATHERTON, PORTOLA VALLEY AND WOODSIDE JULY 24, 2013 | VOL. 48 NO. 47 WWW.THEALMANACONLINE.COM Reflections on the world Ambitious outdoor art of Drue Kataoka featured at open house PAGE 14 WOODSIDE Positioned on one of Woodside’s most coveted streets, this stunning home evokes all the appeal of a rural European villa, yet just moments from the center of town. Completed in 2010, the private compound has everything needed for a life of luxury. 3+/- beautifully landscaped acres, resort- inspired amenities, a guest house plus an extraordinary main residence. $12,750,000 WOODSIDE This renovated custom home on 3+/- acres is in a premier central Woodside location. Dramatic ceilings, book- matched granite, and beautifully finished white oak floors are just some of the features. Tremendous walls of glass open to stone terraces and the wooded views beyond. Fully fenced tennis court, pool, spa, fireplace and BBQ center. $10,320,000 ATHERTON This great level lot of 29,437.5+/- sq. ft. is for sale in conjunction with the purchase of 83 Tuscaloosa Avenue. Plans for a tennis court and an additional house are available. Fabulous West Atherton Location. $3,500,000 2NThe AlmanacNTheAlmanacOnline.comNJuly 24, 2013 UPFRONT B ◆ A ◆ C ◆ A ◆ A BAY AREA CLASSICAL ARTIST ATELIER LLC Menlo Park fire chief returns MASTER WORKSHOPS home after crippling fall AND SUMMER PROGRAM By Sandy Brundage bed, took hours of painstaking Almanac Staff Writer work and drew upon the creativ- June - December 2013 ity exercised by firefighters in twisting ladder broke the field. Harold Schapelhouman’s “They’ve learned a few things ART CLASSES A body, but not his heart. from me here,” he said with a Long Poses BACAA Studio “There is the irony of falling grin. That overflow slot in the Drawing/Painting 345 Quarry Road, San Carlos off a ladder in your own back- sink, for instance, turns out to with North Light (650) 832-1544 yard,” he said. work great for holding a tooth- [email protected] • www.BACAA.org After three decades in a career brush. that saw him deployed for 9/11, The doctors estimate it’ll take the Oklahoma City bombing, up to two years before they Katrina and local emergencies know whether he’ll improve. He Support too numerous to count, the fire eschews painkillers and antide- The Almanac’s chief of the Menlo Park Fire Pro- pressants. tection District is used to saving Lada, his wife, attends her own print and online lives rather than being saved. training sessions at the hospital, coverage of “You wonder why things learning how to provide care for happen. I used to say ‘life isn’t 2011 file photo by Michelle Le/The Almanac our community. Chief Harold Schapelhouman: a husband who wishes she didn’t fair.’ It’s easier to say when it “You learn how strong you can have to. Join today: SupportLocalJournalism.org/Almanac isn’t you,” Chief Schapelhou- be, how weak you can be, how “I have to get over it. But she’s man said. Life as a firefighter emotional you can be.” my partner, not my caregiver,” offers ample examples of bad the chief said. After a pause, things happening to good immediately hand off control of he added, “It’s one thing to An Independent K-8 Non profit School people. “Something bad hap- the fire district. do something to yourself. It’s pened to me.” He praised the San Jose fire- another to do something to your When the Almanac talked fighters who arrived at the scene family. That’s worse.” Individualized, to the chief at the Santa Clara — “they were incredible” — and His hospital roommate, coin- Self-Directed Valley Medical Center in San the medical personnel who have cidentally a man he’s known for Learning Jose on July 16, he was looking guided him through the long 10 years, arrived at the hospital “Follow the child” forward to going home the next days since the May 11 accident. the same day. Their arrival day, knowing a different kind of Used to leaving patients in the delivered two spinal traumas to life was waiting there. emergency room, he’s found “a a unit that hadn’t seen any for Essential Qualities: “I’m OK. I’m just broken.” six months. Multi-Age Respect, Through the hospital’s reha- Classrooms ‘I knew it was bad’ Responsibility, ‘I’m OK. bilitation program he’s met “Continuity is key The weight of a set of extend- other firefighters with broken Independence able yard clippers yanked him I’m just broken.’ backs, a judge, a SLAC engineer to learning” “Children thrive on trust” off balance and off the twisting FIRE CHIEF HAROLD SCHAPELHOUMAN (“He cheated at cards,” the chief ladder “like a guy on a tight- said; the group played poker to rope,” he said. The chief fell and whole different level of respect” develop their fine motor skills). blacked out, then came to still for what happens after the first A 20-year-old girl. clutching the tool like firefight- responders leave. “Everyone has bad days here. ers are trained to do. Chief Schapelhouman said But there are benefits, as crazy He was lying in a pool of blood he’s gone for “the full hospital as that sounds,” he said. “It’s not on the ground. “I knew it was experience,” with complication easy. You learn how strong you bad.” after complication requiring can be, how weak you can be, A neighbor, Dustin Yoder, multiple surgeries. The physi- how emotional you can be. I’ve called over a fence to see if all cal fitness that served him well cried more in this place — not was OK. Hearing a “no”’ he at work presents a danger now: always in a negative way. My started gathering the cavalry, When your blood pressure is roommate is the most inappro- following the chief’s instruc- normally low, even a small priately funny guy, like Patch tions along the way. drop — a common complica- Adams.” “Apparently I started tell- tion with spinal cord injuries ing everybody what to do after — carries potentially lethal The road ahead that,” Chief Schapelhouman consequences. He and Lada had already been said. “Which is scary because His right hand works; the left, talking about retirement. The I don’t remember what I said.” not so much. He can’t walk. Re- chief decided he wanted seven Duty still came first; he’s grate- learning how to handle daily ful he was cognizant enough to life, starting with getting out of See FIRE CHIEF, page 6 (650) 813-9131 State–of–the–art facility located at 4000 Terman Rd CALLING ON THE ALMANAC (cross street Arastradero) in Palo Alto THE ALMANAC (ISSN 1097-3095 and USPS 459370) is published every Wednesday by Embarcadero Media, Newsroom: 223-6525 N E-mail news, information, obituaries 3525 Alameda de las Pulgas, Menlo Park, CA 94025- Newsroom fax: 223-7525 and photos (with captions) to: 6558. Periodicals Postage Paid at Menlo Park, CA and The Bowman faculty includes trained [email protected] Advertising: 854-2626 at additional mailing offices. Adjudicated a newspaper of Montessori teachers, interns and teaching general circulation for San Mateo County, The Almanac is N E-mail letters to the editor to: Advertising fax: 223-7570 delivered free to homes in Menlo Park, Atherton, Portola specialists who teach cultural, music [email protected] Classified ads: 854-0858 Valley and Woodside. Subscriptions for $60 per year or and after–school enrichment programs. $100 per 2 years are welcome. POSTMASTER: Send During the core school day our low student– address changes to the Almanac, 3525 Alameda de las to–faculty ratio enables us to place a strong Pulgas, Menlo Park, CA 94025-6558. Copyright ©2012 focus on the child and deliver individualized 4OREQUESTFREEDELIVERY ORSTOPDELIVERY OF4HE!LMANACINZIPCODE by Embarcadero Media, All rights reserved. Reproduction ANDTHE7OODSIDEPORTIONOF CALL without permission is strictly prohibited. teaching to each students. 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