Planners Crush Highlands Eldercare Facility Appeal

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Jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer, left, and Elyse Walker, of elysewalk- er, right, welcomed their most recently announced sister-tenant at the forthcoming Palisades Village project, New York stylist Andrea Lieb- erman of A.L.C., center, at a celebration of “women in business” at Rick Caruso’s Brentwood home on Tuesday, April 17. Lieberman, a New Yorker, pioneered “celebrity styling” for stars such as Jennifer Lopez before moving to Los Angeles in 2009. For more images, turn to Page 5. Photo courtesy of David X. Prutting Developer Rony Shram Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer

By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA Because of the record number mento board members may view appropriate use of a commercial Reporter of Palisadians wanting to speak, last week’s vote. site, surprised Margulies. they were restricted to one minute PPCC Board Members Rich- So, she decided not to vote Michael Jackson’s hree West Los Angeles Area each—and spent time trying not to ard Cohen, Chris Spitz and George based on “principles” but instead Planning Commissioners re- duplicate each other. Wolfberg, along with Land Use for the “best service to the com- Palisadian Art Tjected a community appeal against Councilmember Mike Bonin Committee Chairman Howard munity.” the proposed eldercare facility on delivered a statement via represen- Robinson, spoke supporting the After the hearing, Flick and Teacher Prepares Palisades Drive on Wednesday, tative Len Nguyen, speaking out in project. Klar said they would not give up April 18. support of the project. This was the They made sure to announce and will be exploring other op- The unanimous vote allowed first time he revealed his position. they were speaking on their own tions, including an appeal to the to Unearth the project to continue, thwarting Bonin’s letter attributed his behalf and not as a part of the Coastal Commission. the efforts of community groups support to the Pacific Palisades council jurisdictions they had just Once the city has formally in- Treasure Trove who have collected hundreds of Community Council’s “finding mentioned they were part of. formed the state body of the most signatures opposed to the four-sto- that the use is appropriate for the Even as the vote drew, the recent decision, expected to hap- ry business. C-1 zone property.” commissioners did not appear to pen by April 27, the opposition By TRILBY BERESFORD After more than three hours Maryam Zar, PPCC chair, had unanimously support the project. will have just 10 days to file an Reporter of presentations by lawyers on be- written letters to Bonin informing “To say, without doing any appeal. half of Brentwood developer Rony him the PPCC accepted the legal kind of study whatsoever, that there Legal observers said they will hen Sir Brett-Livingstone Shram, appellants and more than zoning of the area for commer- is no habitat value and to cross that have to dampen the emotional ap- Strong was living full-time 50 Palisadians who had overcome cial development, but recusing off the list without an objective and peal—“they are painting a horrific Win Pacific Palisades, the Austra- traffic nightmares on PCH to speak themselves from making a deter- open study, that is rushing through picture of The Highlands in gen- lian-born artist enjoyed a client at the hearing, the decision both mination on building design or its this a little bit,” Commission Pres- eral: Why would anyone want to list that reached from Fleetwood electrified and deflated the crowd- conformity with the coastal and ident Esther Margulies said. “I am risk living there?” said one neutral Mac to the White House. ed auditorium. environmental laws. concerned about that. In my opin- attorney at the meeting—and focus He was taken very serious- Many Highlands residents There is now concern that the ion, we have not had the level of more on rebutting legal arguments ly when he proposed designing supported attorneys Robert Flick ruling sets a precedent for future study, in terms of the environmen- and studies. a 720-foot-high “art tower” in and Jonathan Klar as they chal- coastal developments under Coast- tal quality, that really is required This process could take an- downtown Los Angeles. Jackson and Strong lenged the project on environmen- al Commission guidelines. for this unique site.” other six months, ensuring that What people did not realize Photo courtesy of Jackson-Strong Alliance tal, traffic and safety grounds. The balance on the state body Support from both Commis- Shram’s hopes of breaking ground was that during these years, he But there were also many sup- itself is said to be “in play” be- sioner Michael Newhouse, who any time soon may again be put on was also Michael Jackson’s art as “not far from the Palisades.” porters, largely from the Pacific tween, crudely speaking, slow attributed his vote due to a lack hold. mentor, helping the reclusive pop There is also, reportedly, a Palisades Chamber of Commerce, growth advocates and more com- of tangible evidence produced by star express himself in wax pencil Lamborghini and, even more who urged the commissioners to mercially minded champions—so Shram’s opponents, and Lisa Waltz See Page 3 for “Faces at the and water colors. excitingly for Jacko fans, a red squash the appeal. it remains unclear how the Sacra- Morocco, who believed it to be an Hearing.” And that Strong was storing leather jacket that may have ap- the artistic output, estimated at peared in the groundbreaking different times between 80 and “Thriller” video. tine the Great and St. Helena. 160 paintings, in an industrial Now Strong, who still has It charges $100 per year in Lawyer’s Home Targeted in Rent Protest corner described by an associate family connections in Upper Bi- dues. enveneda, is preparing to rehouse Strong was famed before his By TRILBY BERESFORD The protesters could not see The protesters were due to re- the works. And, if tangled legal friendship with Jackson emerged. Reporter her home from the guarded secu- turn on Tuesday, April 24, as the issues of ownership can be re- He broke through in 1977 rity gate, even before night fell Post went to print. solved, put works from Jackson’s when he carved John Wayne’s p to 70 rent protesters con- in The Highlands, and the home- highly colorful “Palisadian Peri- face in a boulder that had fallen Uverged outside a gated com- owners’ association had employed od” on public display. onto PCH in Malibu: It’s now at munity in The Highlands on the extra personnel to protect other ac- THIS WEEK iN Jackson’s works have reoc- Lubbock Christian University in evening of Monday, April 24, cess points. curring motifs, including chairs, Texas. seeking to confront a Palisadian It was uncertain she was even keys and the number seven. He was commissioned by attorney. at home when the protesters called. “The art works cost a fortune former Chief Justice Warren E. Lisa Ehrlich-Chupack rep- Contacted by the Palisadi- pali life in storage and security, and so Burger to create a monument to resents a Westlake complex at the an-Post, the attorney appeared they are being moved. And over the U.S. Constitution, to be sited heart of this week’s rent control sanguine about the protests. THE POSE: the next six months, we may start in the White House garden. Fleet- debate. “It will be resolved in court,” Half Moon Pose seeing them in public,” an associ- wood Mac asked him to paint the The protesters were bussed she said. “The cases are going to (Page 17) ate said last week. cover of their album “Tango in the into a gated community toward the trial this week.” The relationship between Night.” His bronze statue of John summit of The Highlands to bring The protest coincides with a Strong and Jackson is well doc- Lennon was unveiled in New York attention to grievances at the aging citywide debate about re-introduc- umented. by Andy Warhol. Burlington properties near Kore- ing rent controls largely scrapped In 1989 they set up a joint But Strong’s scheme to build atown. 22 years ago. Eric Garcetti, may- partnership to create art for chil- a $3 billion art park with a giant During the hour-long protest, or of Los Angeles and presumed dren’s hospitals. angel waving a blazing sword over complete with placards and a bull- presidential candidate, said he is Strong sold his portrait of Los Angeles ended up in Chapter horn, one man got into the commu- open to clamping down on rent Jackson, reportedly the only one 11 bankruptcy. Today, facing fur- nity, but was removed by security. increases, which contribute to the for which the kinetic pop star sat, ther family and legal issues, and They were focusing on Eh- city’s spiraling homelessness rates. for more than $2 million to a Jap- spending time in Brentwood, he is rlich-Chupack, a veteran property The protesters are facing up anese company. sorting out the Jackson legacy. attorney, because the registered to 40 percent rent increases in a Strong was close to the fam- Strong maintains he owns owners of the complex were be- sprawling apartment complex they ily: Jackson’s mother Katherine all the works, yet still could face lieved to be overseas. claim is a plague of broken ele- filmed a CNN interview with further negotiations with Jackson It is very unusual for an attor- vators, unreliable hot water, toxic Strong in the industrial space. estate attorneys before they see ney, or other legal officer, to be mold, rats, bed bugs and cock- Debbie Rowe, a former Mrs. the light of day. Yet fan curiosity held responsible in this way by roaches, and, maybe most ugly of Michael Jackson, nominated him about such artifacts, described as unhappy plaintiffs who are seek- all, floods of raw sewage. for a knighthood in the Imperial “sunny as the Palisades,” will re- ing a judgment in court in the near They regard this Palisadian at- & Charitable Order of Constan- main undiminished. future. torney as part of the problem. Page 2 Palisadian-Post April 26, 2018 WEB TALK This week’s hottest topics on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram Palisadian-Post HAPPENING NOW: Hundreds of students walk out of Pali High in protest of gun violence and in remembrance of Colum- bine victims. #palisades #palipost #walkout Out of the Past September 13, 1973 22¢¢ Several of the top surfers in the world will compete in the United States Surfing Champi- Y our Two Cents’ Worth onships beginning tomorrow at Surfriders Beach in Malibu. The championships will run Got something to say? 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Open Carry At around 8 a.m. on Sunday, April 15, my husband and I were picking up coffee at Starbucks in the Village when I noticed a Lisa Shaw Phillips man, early 40s, medium height, I notice at least in this shot -All girls dressed all in black, including a fisherman’s hat, with a tan hol- Brian Keady ster on his hip and a handgun. I Maybe the photog went too far down Sunset and found asked him if he was law enforce- ‘herself’ at Marymount. ment: He said he was, and asked if he could help me, but he was Lisa Shaw Phillips not displaying any badge or in- Macy’s in the shot so I wondered My comment was more wow how wonderful all girls I love signia. My husband felt this was that they’re so strong and empowered “weird” and we left. I did not think we allowed open carry in Ryan Moore this state, and it was very unset- #thekidsareallright tling.

Do you know where a person in this photo is today? Contact [email protected]. Fire Alarm I attended the planning hearing on the senior center: I intended to speak against it but was too LETTER TO upset after hearing about the inferno risk to The Highlands. Fox, an accomplished player and (and out of trouble). THE EDITOR coach, has an extensive background in For decades, the Palisades Tennis Cen- It seems like the whole of The youth tennis. He already has the neighbor- ter has been accommodating players of all Highlands is going to be re- hood kids smashing serves and crushing levels and all ages. Our phenomenal group duced to ashes any day now, not forehands. of coaches and staff look forward to con- just the senior center, but traffic Everyone for Tennis For 2018 Summer Tennis Camp we tinuing to do so for many years to come. will stop all of us escaping. It are excited to be partnering with local Mike Tomas will be like “Mad Max.” Many business K Bakery. The great folks at K Owner, Palisades Tennis Center I am writing to clear up any confusion arate organization that remains open and Bakery will be providing nutritious lunch- will die, they told us. I can only that might have been caused by the arti- continues to thrive. es for our hungry tennis campers. (Editor’s note: The article in question hope some of us might help out cle “Tennis Club Closes as Members Age We are preparing a whole new genera- Tennis in the Palisades historically has said that the Palisades Tennis Center was the older folk before we flee for Out” in the April 19 edition. tion for the lifelong sport of tennis, and we been a sport that binds the community. flourishing and tennis remains one of the our lives. The article mentions that the Palisades are growing and evolving with them Generations of kids have grown up most pleasurable ways of getting to know Tennis Club closed, and I want to distin- The center recently hired a new Junior playing tennis at the park. Tennis is a great people in the town. And long may it flour- guish the Palisades Tennis Center as a sep- Program Director Bryan Fox. outlet that keeps kids active and healthy ish.) Coastal Jeopardy Do the West LA planners who ignored the will of the community and approved the senior Postcards care monstrosity realize they may set a dangerous precedent for Coastal Commission ap- peals? Allowing developers up and down the coast to ignore the commission … that happy trio of useful idiots do not yet know what they have done, but their children will.

Good Ol’ Girls Karen Murphy O’Brien’s firm does not look like they represent the 21st century women at all. The picture of their staff looks more like an old picture of a 1970’s sorority house. Ab- solutely no diversity! If Murphy O’Brien wants to represent the 21st first century women they’ll need to get a staff that can speak for the multi-racial society we live in.

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April 26, 2018 Palisadian-Post Page 3 PALISADES Neighborhood News Faces from the Edlercare Facility Planning Hearing Pacific Palisades A record number of Palisadians registered their opinions about the proposed Highlands senior Party Like You Are As Old As Us eldercare facility during a three-hour hearing at the West Los Angeles Planning Commissioners’ meeting on Wednesday, April 18. The Palisadian-Post will soon be celebrating its 90th birthday. If you also turn 90 this year, you are invited not only to share Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer ¢ your story with us—email the paper at [email protected]—but also join the Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club 90th Birthday Party celebrations, which will be held on Saturday, June 2. Last year more than 120 very senior people enjoyed the lunch- time event with cake and champagne and valet parking. This year PPWC organizer Fay Vahdani, of Luxe Homecare, expects there could be more than 150 people hitting the golden number—or higher. To RSVP, call 310-699-5885. ––JOHN HARLOW The Village Caffe Luxxe Opens on Sunset Artisanal coffee shop Caffe Luxxe, which has attracted fans after its “soft opening” in the Topa La Cruz building at 15200 Sunset Blvd. on Friday, April 20, has set its “grand opening” set for Tues- day, May 1. There will be free drinks between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on the day. The roaster is operated by childhood friends Mark Wain and Gary Chau who have already opened four other branches on the Westside. After conquering Pacific Palisades, Caffe Luxxe will be opening in Montecito this summer. —TRILBY BERESFORD Brentwood Archer Film Festival The Archer School for Girls held its annual Archer Film Festi- val on Wednesday, April 25, at the Writers Guild Theater in Bev- erly Hills. The film festival was dedicated to empowering female filmmakers. “Our goal is not to exclude men, but rather to include women,” the school said. Actress and former Rustic Canyon resident Laura Dern was the keynote speaker at this year’s event. —CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA The Highlands School Safety Meetings Continue Local school administrators are holding yet another closed-door school safety meeting, this time at Calvary Christian school on May 1. The meeting comes just one month after the educational leaders began meeting to discuss ways to make schools and the community a safer place amid a rise in gun violence on campuses. Local private Pali High Students security professionals will be present for consultation. —CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA via mesa Prove Persistent, New Woman’s Club President Robin Weitz is the new president at the Pacific Palisades Wom- Walk Out Again an’s Club, taking over the role from Catherine Ruddy for the next two years with the motto: “friendship, fun and philanthropy.” By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA or who leave class will be marked —JOHN HARLOW Reporter absent,” the school said in an email to parents the day before THE VILLAGE or some it was an excuse to the walkout. “Should you elect leave school early, for others to clear your child’s absence, the Welcome to the Neighborhood Fit was a day to celebrate Califor- Attendance Office will require a Photos by Christian Monterrosa It is spring and new businesses nia’s newest legal plant life. handwritten or email message ex- are setting up in Pacific Palisades But for hundreds at Palisades plaining the reason for the student every week: The latest new arrival Charter High School and schools absence.” is Lynn Acorda-Baldo, whose fine throughout the country, April 20 But Ziskin felt that a stu- jewelry store Mi-Lina, has opened was a day to protest against gun dent-led effort was much more at 970 Monument Street. violence and remember the 13 genuine and impactful as well as —TRILBY BERESFORD students who were killed in the necessary to continue the fight for Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Columbine High School massa- gun law reform. cre 19 years ago. “In the past, at our school, Castellammare Following the national March we’ve had teacher- and leader- For Our Lives event on March 24, ship-led things, but I don’t think ‘Pot Queen’ Home Renovation students again walked out of class that makes as much of an im- and down Temescal Canyon hold- pact,” Ziskin said. “This is only Gets Green Light ing homemade signs and demand- students, no adults had any say in The West Los Angeles Area Planning ing gun law reform—this time this, and I think that is the coolest Commission approved a home renovation Christian Monterrosa without the support of the school, thing in the entire world. project for Palisadian Stephanie Smith, fa- or politicians. “We’re here to reassure ev- mous after being dubbed in the international media a “pot queen” The hundreds of students eryone that this is still happen- for business interests in San Bernardino. An elderly neighbor ap- stopped at Temescal Park to give ing, it’s still a problem and were pealed the project for environmental concerns, but failed to appear speeches in honor of gun vio- going to do something until it is at a late-evening hearing on Wed April 18. Smith’s home will un- lence victims, urge their peers to solved. Unfortunately the people CRIME REPORT dergo a dramatic renovation, being transformed from a single story preregister to vote and to keep that are [taking action] are teens, building into a 12,000-square-foot mansion built into the hillside of the conversation going on an is- not adults, but I think that makes Stolen Vehicle Theft Puerto Del Mar. —CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA sue that makes national headlines a bigger impact.” 600 E Rustic, April 21 at 6:15 600 East Channel, April 14 for weeks, but gets forgotten for Shaking from an activism-in- p.m. The suspect (male white, at 8 a.m. and April 15 at 10 p.m. Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: months. duced adrenaline rush, Mu- brown hair, 5’8” 160 lb 20-25 The suspect (possibly worker in- When Pali High student So- hammed Aly, 17, led the crowd in years) took victim’s vehicle from side resident) took victim’s wallet February 1, 1973 phia Ziskin, 15, attended the a moment of silence for the Col- a residential driveway. and money. March for Our Lives in Wash- umbine victims, and set the record Park Expansion Likely ington, D.C., she was inspired to straight as to why they were there. Burglary Groundbreaking for Temescal Canyon Park may have do more in her community and “We’re not marching here 200 Alma Real, between Provided by LAPD marked the beginning of an ambitious expansion program. to take a stand against gun vio- to pass a liberal agenda, we’re April 14 at 2 p.m. and April 16 at 7 Senior Lead Officer lence. Seeing an opportunity to marching here because kids are a.m. The suspect entered location Seymour Greben, executive officer, Los Angeles Recreation Michael Moore. participate in a national walkout getting slaughtered and that under construction, possibly using and Parks Department told the Palisadian-Post that they hope In case of emergency, call 911. to control all of upper Temescal Canyon. day, she enlisted the help of her shouldn’t have to be one specific a key, and took several televisions. He said the department is negotiating with the Los Ange- friends and met regularly to plan party. All we want from congress 200 Mabery, March 30 be- To report a non-emergency, les School System for land along Temescal Canyon Road that the walkout without Pali High’s is to protect us so that we don’t tween 1 and 10 a.m. The suspect call 877-275-5273. school officials are planning to sell. blessing. get shot before we’re 18 years entered home and took victim’s “Students who are not in class old,” Aly said. tools. TUTORING & TEST PREP ALL NEW! HOMEWORK AND SUMMER DROP-IN PROGRAMS. FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE. GREAT VALUE. EFFECTIVE.

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beautiful blue eyes and a strong healthy, filled with the light and OBITUARY sense of humor that underscored love of God, and closely connect- her deep faith in God. ed to family and friends until the 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Open House/Shopping for a Cause. THU Her neighbors explain the very end. Manicures, pedicures and shopping at Bellacures and India community that blossomed around She joins her husband Don Hicks, benefiting Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club. 424-280- 26 Patricia Ann Gemmell her as she listened with care, offer- Gemmell, who preceded her in 4555. Bellacures, 970 Monument Street. APR atricia Ann nois, she raised her children in Pa- ing a non-judgmental and inclusive death 22 years prior. 10-11 a.m. Tai Chi for all ages with Elliot Barden. Rustic Gemmell cific Palisades and resided in Santa open heart that made all feel wel- The family will be having a Canyon Recreation Center, 601 Latimer Road. Ppassed away Monica for the past 10 years. come and understood. memorial in Los Angeles at the 10-11:30 a.m. Tai Chi for Seniors. Loose, comfortable clothing peacefully and She leaves behind a legacy set She leaves behind a son and Palisades Lutheran Church in May and shoes are recommended. Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 of natural caus- by her example of common cour- daughter-in-law, Richard C. and and another in Rockford in August. Haverford Ave. es at the age of tesy, human kindness and love for Gina Wahlgren, a daughter, Mi- For information, contact 818-600- 4 p.m. Teen Crafternoon: Papel Picado. Teens ages 11 to 18 are 83 while resting all. chelle Wahlgren, and three adult invited to craft traditional Mexican paper art. Palisades Branch 4480. Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. in her favorite Her Bible study group at Pal- grandchildren, Erica and Christo- Remembrances can be made in chair in her home on April 9. isades Lutheran Church say that pher Wahlgren and Jennifer Regan. her honor to the Palisades Lutheran Originally from Rockford, Illi- she had an inspired sparkle in her She was thoughtful, happy, Church. FRI 9:45-10:30 a.m. Community Chair Yoga with Alison Burmeister. Seated yoga and breathwork. $15 suggested 27 donation. Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, APR 901 Haverford Ave. 8 p.m. “Play On!” Presented by Theatre Palisades. Fridays KI Celebrates Israel’s Forthcoming Birthday in Song and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. Seniors and students $18, adults $20. theatrepalisades.com. Pierson Playhouse, 941 Temescal Canyon Road.

SAT 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Someone Else’s Treasure. First annual community garage sale. [email protected]. Rustic 28 Canyon Recreation Center, 601 Latimer Road. APR 1 p.m. Origami Club with Travis Taft. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive.

TUES 8:30-9:30 a.m. Community Yoga Class with Alison Burmeister. $15. Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 01 Haverford Ave. MAY 12:30-1:30 p.m. Tai Chi for seniors with Elliot Barden. Rustic Canyon Recreation Center, 601 Latimer Road. 4 p.m. Family Storytime for children ages 3 and up. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive.

WED 10:15 a.m. Baby and Toddler Storytime. A lap-sit mix of songs, finger plays, stories and flannelboards, for babies and 02 toddlers under the age of 3 and their grown-ups. Palisades MAY Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. 7 p.m. Domesticity and Resistance: Women and Activism in Early Cold War Palisades. Inaugural lecture of the Lorraine Oshins Lecture Series, hosted by Pacific Palisades Historical Society. Pierson Playhouse, 941 Temescal Canyon Road.

THUR 5 p.m. Lag B’Omer Community BBQ. With BBQ, s’mores, music and fun. chabadpalisades.com/lagbomer. Chabad of 03 Pacific Palisades, 17315 Sunset Blvd. MAY 6 p.m. Success Becomes Her. Hosted by Dana Goldstein and Jordan Catapano. 310-498-4028. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. More than 300 people celebrated the festival of Yom HaAtzma’ut, marking the declaration of independence of the State of Israel on May WANT TO MAKE An Announcement? — 14, 1948, with a service and musical dinner at the Kehillat Israel synagogue on Friday, April 20. The dress code was blue and white, to Post your events at palipost.com/submit-your-event. reflect the flag of Israel being held aloft in the photograph by Cantor Chayim Frenkel. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer April 26, 2018 Palisadian-Post Page 5

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Danilo Milic smacks a forehand return winner during his 6-1 singles Jack Harrington and Tomas Huttepain shake hands with Granada Atticus Parker retrieves a lob behind the baseline in his 6-0 singles victory over Granada Hills’ ALex La. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Hills’ No. 2 duo of Sam Blumkin and Aryan Salian. Photo: Steve Galluzzo triumph over Granada Hills’ Andrew Kang. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Stringing Along

By STEVE GALLUZZO over the program in 1979. “We needed one of those and got both.” continue our legacy of success. This isn’t the most talented team I’ve Sports Editor It seemed only fitting that the winningest school in City history ever had but it’s one of the most satisfying because we won with 10 kids also captured the section’s inaugural Open Division boys title, matching who were willing to listen and work hard.” oments after Jack Harrington and partner Tomas Huttepain the accomplishment of the Dolphins’ girls squad in the fall. Palisades The teams split the 16 singles points, each winning eight sets, but finished off their 6-3 victory over Granada Hills’ Yussof has won 36 City boys titles and its current streak doubles the previous Palisades took six of nine on the doubles courts (each worth 1.5 points) Khalilian and David Yang two hours into last Friday after- mark of five in a row shared by Palisades and El Camino Real. to deal the second-seeded Highlanders their fourth straight finals defeat. Mnoon’s match at Balboa Sports Center, Palisades High teammates Glickman and Hayakama split their last two sets, beating Yang and rushed the court to congratulate them for clinching the Dolphins’ Khalilian 6-0 and losing to Prokic and Londhe 6-2, while Trepagnier record 10th consecutive City Section tennis championship. and Webber lost to Granada Hills’ No. 1 and No. 2 teams by 6-2 scores. The Dolphins’ No. 1 doubles duo swept its three sets, including It was the closest City final since 2014 when Palisades edged El a 6-3 win against Granada Hills’ top tandem of Sebastian Prokic and Camino Real by the narrowest possible margin, 15-14.5, for its sixth Shaan Londhe that set the tone for Palisades’ 17-12.5 triumph. straight title in 2014. In the end, no one cared how wide the victory “It’s a huge win and it’s the most special for me because it’s the was because, as Webber shouted before heading to the post-match pizza last one,” said Harrington, a senior who has won City every year he party at Kling’s house off Las Lomas: “A win is a win!” has worn the blue and white. “We’ve always had deep doubles teams Making the Dolphins’ latest achievement more improbable was that are capable of winning. It’s been four years of hard work but it’s that they did it without No. 1 player Diego Huttepain, who was sus- been worth it. I love playing with Tomas—we’ve played together pended by Kling for disciplinary reasons at the National All-American a lot during the season and we’re playing together in Individuals.” Tournament in March and hasn’t played since. Palisades rolled over Pali High Coach Bud Kling predicted the outcome would be de- fourth-seeded Cleveland 25-4.5 in last Wednesday’s semifinals at the cided in doubles after the Highlanders dropped two singles players Palisades Tennis Center, where the host Dolphins claimed eight of the down to strengthen the bottom of their lineup. Two dramatic turn- nine doubles sets from the West Valley league runner-up. arounds late in the first round turned the tide in Palisades’ favor. “Retirement has been good to me,” joked Kling, who got a bucket Serving for the set at 5-4, Palisades’ No. 2 doubles team of Adam of ice water thrown over his head after the medal ceremony. “That 2009 Glickman and Souma Hayakama was broken by the Highlanders’ team started the streak which is significant because 2008 is the year I No. 2 tandem of Sam Blumkin and Aryan Salian, who proceeded stopped teaching. So since then, we haven’t lost. This is the first time in to take a 40-15 lead in the next game. However, the Dolphins’ duo awhile the score hasn’t been in the twenties... in the past it’s been much won three straight points to break back and held serve for a 7-5 win. “It’s humbling to win 10 straight—especially when your top three more decisive. It just goes to show that it may look easy, but it’s not. A At No. 3 doubles, freshman Lucas Trepagnier and sophomore Matt returners don’t play,” said Kling, who has amassed 1,196 career wins— lot of things have to go right to win this many in a row.” Webber rallied from a 4-2 deficit to win 6-4 and put the top-seeded 26 shy of the state and national record held by Robin Adair of Corona- Western League champion Palisades improved to 22-2, its only two Dolphins ahead to stay. do. “Once we swept the first round of doubles we knew it would take a losses to Monta Vista and Corona del Mar at the National All-American “Those two matches were the difference,” said Kling, who won disaster in singles for them to win. A lot of coaching went into this one. Tournament, where the Dolphins placed 11th out of 16 schools. his 44th City crown (26 with the boys, 18 with the girls) since taking We had seven new starters in the lineup this year and were still able to (Continued on Page 10)

Sophomore Nick Arvin hits a topspin forehand in last Friday’s City Open Division final at Balboa No. 1 singles player Lincoln Bellamy lunges to return a serve by Granada Hills’ Karapet Vardanyan Sports Center. He won two of his four singles sets in Palisades’ 17-12.5 win. Photo: Steve Galluzzo in his first set of the inaugural City Open Division championship in Encino. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Page 8 Palisadian-Post April 26, 2018

Up for Grabs

Junior pitcher Gabriella Weiner throws a strike against University. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Palisades lacrosse star Macchio Rissone hopes to cap his high school career with a third straight City championship. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Softball Stays in Western League Race alisades High’s softball team twice and won 16-5 at Fairfax last looked all but out of the West- week and got help from Hamilton, Setting the Standard Pern League race after its 7-6 loss which dealt first-place Venice its at Hamilton, but three straight wins first league loss. By STEVE GALLUZZO against Valley Academy of Arts & vaulted the Dolphins back into the Samahni Squalls had five Sports Editor Sciences at Stadium by the Sea. If mix going into yesterday’s game hits—a single, three doubles and victorious over the fourth-seeded with Westchester. a homer—with seven RBIs and s he prepares for one last Vipers, the top-seeded Dolphins The Dolphins beat University three runs scored versus the Lions. run at the City Section will take on No. 2 Hamilton or championship, Palisades No. 3 Birmingham in the cham- AHigh lacrosse player Macchio pionship game Saturday at 4 p.m. Band of Brothers Rissone cannot help but think at Birmingham. That would make back to his freshman year when four finals trips in four years for the Dolphins were stunned by Rissone, who has racked up 11 Yankees players Becker Ludwig, Jack Howe, Luke Ungerleider, Judah Roberts Birmingham in the finals—their goals in three final appearances, and Miles Moore all try to catch a fly ball while warming up for a PPBA Pinto first loss ever to a City opponent. including three in last year’s win Division game at the Field of Dreams. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Rissone tallied 68 goals and versus Hamilton and six in a vic- 27 assists and earned Offensive tory over the Yankees in 2016. Player of the Year honors that sea- Palisades is ranked No. 10 in son and was handed the reigns of this week’s MaxLaxLA poll and AYSO Fall Registration Underway the program from departing senior in good position to make the 16- all registration for AYSO Region 69 new and returning players is Nate Galper. team Southern California playoff now open and all children with birth dates between 2000 and 2015 Head coach Kevin Donovan bracket, to be determined Sunday. Fare eligible to play. Region 69 serves the communities of Brentwood, arrived the next season and since Pacific Palisades, Topanga and adjoining neighborhoods and was re- then Rissone has led the Dolphins * * * * * cently recognized as a Platinum Region for its outstanding program. to back-to-back City titles, pump- While the Pali High boys seek The region offers a VIP Program for children with special needs. ing in a school-record 75 goals their fourth City title in five years Log onto the Region 69 website: www.ayso69.org, read the infor- last spring. He will graduate as the the girls are vying for their first af- mation posted under the Registration Tab, then click REGISTER NOW Dolphins’ all-time scoring leader, ter three straight finals losses. to create your Family Account. See other tabs for more information but what he wants most is a third The No. 1-seeded Dolphins about our program. EXTRA Tryouts are this Saturday and Sunday. Cin- section crown. host No. 4 El Camino Real in tact Craig Forsyth ([email protected]) for details. Four former Palisades High football players are now teammates at Presenta- The Dolphins (10-7) beefed the semifinals tonight at 6:30 and Register your child by the May 31 Early Bird date in order to lock tion College in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Pictured (l-r) before their first spring up their schedule this spring, tak- the winner advances to the finals in the lowest possible price ($329) before it increases June 1, to ensure game are offensive lineman Brandon Castro, defensive backs Donald Cook ing on many of the top teams in against reigning champion and your child isn’t wait-listed and to get one free day at a Region 69 Sum- and Aaron Butler and tailback Innocent Okoh, who rushed for a school-record Southern California, to tough- second-seeded Birmingham or mer Soccer Camp. AYSO is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to 1,965 yards to lead Palisades to the City Division I quarterfinals in 2016. en up for the postseason, which No. 3 Hamilton at 2 p.m. Saturday developing and delivering a quality youth soccer experience that builds begins with today’s semifinal at Birmingham. positive character through participation in a fun family environment.

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CalBRE#01173073 April 26, 2018 Palisadian-Post Page 9 Pounding the Pill Pali High Volleyball Takes Third Place at Karch Kiraly Tournament of Champions

By STEVE GALLUZZO Sports Editor

ll season long the Palisades High boys volleyball team Ahas rolled over its opponents with demoralizing ease. This is one of the Dolphins’ most talented squads in years and they proved they can play with the best of the best by taking third place out of 16 teams at last weekend’s Karch Kiraly Tournament of Champions in Santa Barbara. After sweeping San Marcos, 25-12, 25-20, 25-20, and Valencia West Ranch, 25-20, 25-19, 25-23, on Friday, Palisades met top-seeded Corona del Mar in a semifinal showdown Saturday morning. Corona del Mar trailed by as many as six points in the first set before pulling ahead, 21-20, but Akhil Tangutur tied it with a kill and Miles Partain’s clean ace put the Dolphins back on top. Scott Stuart’s spike saved a game point, but two rallies later Justin How- All-Tournament pick Akhil Tangutur spikes over Corona del Mar brothers Adam and Tyler Flood in ard’s tip fell inches wide and the Saturday’s semifinals at the Karch Kiraly TOC. Palisades lost in three tough sets. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Sea Kings drew first blood, 27-25. “If we get that first one it’s a The Sea Kings, who entered were guarding the line. That’s the who plays on the new SMBC Pali whole different ball game,” Pali the event No. 4 in the Southern caliber of team we’re going to see club team with Palisades brothers High Coach Carlos Gray said. Section Division 1 rankings, com- at state, so it’s important to repre- Scott and Jeff Stuart. “We struggled on serve receive pleted their sweep with a 25-22 sent the City Section strong.” “I’m very close to the Stuart and missed serves that cost us. Be- victory in the third set. Palisades swept Westlake, 25- family and they let me stay at their sides that we played pretty well.” “The first set was huge, if we 12, 25-18, 25-17 in the third-place house during club season,” Hicks Corona del Mar raced to a won it we would’ve had momen- match, Corona del Mar defeated said. “Pali is still figuring out how 17-10 lead in the second set but a tum and something to build on,” Clovis Buchanan in four sets in to finish off games but they’ll be a Tangutur kill pulled the Dolphins said Tangutur, who joined Par- the final and host Santa Barbara real threat in state in the future.” to within 20-18. Palisades staved tain on the All-Tournament team. won the consolation title. Jeff Stuart, Palisades’captain off three set points on blocks by “Early on Miles found me on mis- The Sea Kings were led by and libero, hopes for a rematch: All-Tournament choice Miles Partain hits a jump serve ace against Tangutur and Howard and a kill matches but towards the end it UCLA-bound Kevin Kobrine and “CDM is a top team but if we play Corona del Mar in the Dolphins’ semifinal loss. Photo: Steve Galluzzo by Stuart before falling, 25-21. was high hands and tips and they UCSB commit Brandon Hicks, a little cleaner we can beat them.”

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Souma Hayakama Lucas Trepagnier Adam Glickman Photo: Steve Galluzzo Photo: Steve Galluzzo Photo: Steve Galluzzo

Pali High Tennis Junior Danilo Milic won two “I’m normally a slow starter (Continued from Page 7) of his four sets at No. 2 singles. but in this one-set format I knew Granada Hills seniors Karapet “At first we thought the No. 3 I couldn’t do that today,” Parker Catherine Mendelsohn (left) of the Gators starts a fast break as Emily Stutsman of the Rebels pursues in a Girls Minor Vardanyan and Daniel Lin both guy (Prokic) would play singles, said. “I have confidence I can win Division basketball game Sunday afternoon at the Palisades Recreation Center. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer swept their four singles matches, but he played doubles,” Milic said. from any position. No-ad scoring but neither Andrew Kang nor fel- “I tried my best against the No. 1 gives you a better chance to beat low sophomore Alex La was able and No. 2 but give them credit, someone better than you.” to pick up a point at the No. 3 and they’re good players. I didn’t want Nick Arvin routed Kang and No. 4 spots for the Highlanders. to let the team down. It’s very im- La by 6-0 scores at No. 4 singles. Palisadians Fill Ojai Tournament Draws Playing No. 1 singles for the portant to keep the streak going.” With victory secure, Kling subbed he 118th Ojai Valley Tennis Dolphins was sophomore Lincoln At No. 3 singles, freshman At- in junior Ishaan Lal and senior Tournament is being played Bellamy, who paired with Har- ticus Parker gave Lin all he could captain Ethan Subel for the final Tthis week at sites throughout Ven- rington to earn the title-clinching handle before falling 7-5. He split round. Lal beat La 6-2 and Subel tura County and many local play- point against Blumkin and Yang his other two sets, blanking Kang was cheered by his teammates af- ers are entered. last year before going on to win 6-0 and losing to Vardanyan 6-2. ter taking a game from Lin. Palisades High senior Jake the City Individual doubles title Sands, USC signee, is seeded fifth with Henry Lovett, who skipped in the Men’s Open Singles main the high school season this year to draw (beginning today at the Ojai focus on junior tournaments. Valley Inn) while 2017 Pali High After losing to Vardanyan 6-3, graduate Lucas Bellamy is trying Bellamy bounced back with 6-0 to qualify in singles and is also victories over Kang and La before entered in doubles with UCLA battling a bad shoulder in a 7-6 teammate Connor Rapp. Another (4) loss to Lin, who survived five Palisadian, Anakin Peace, is also match points. in the qualifying draw. “We knew their No. 1 and No. In the Girls 18 Doubles draw Pali High freshman Noe Winter 2 players were supposed to sweep is Pali High junior Caroline Gold- is in the Girls 16 singles at Ojai. 60 Years of Service to the Westside so the match mostly relied on dou- berg (playing with Colbey-Shae Photo: Steve Galluzzo bles points,” said Bellamy, whose Emery of Ventura. JOHNSON older brother Lucas won the City Jonah Dickson is seeded ninth Winter is playing the Girls 16 Sin- FOSTER Individual singles title last spring in the Boys 16 Singles, which also gles and the Girls 18 Singles draw FITZGERALD & and is now a freshman at UCLA. includes Pali High’s Lincoln Bel- includes Pali High junior Ireland DARLING, LLP “I should’ve won the tiebreaker, I lamy, Atticus Parker and Palisadi- Amato and Oaks Christian junior u u just missed easy shots. Last year an Phillip Otero. Chloe Bendetti. CPAs we were real top heavy and didn’t Noah Zaret and Drew Singer Representing Pali High in “Your Full Service Accounting Firm in the Palisades” need to worry about anything. Sophomore Matt Webber hits a half volley in his second set at No. 3 are entered in the Boys 14 Singles the CIF doubles division are Jack 15200 Sunset Blvd., Suite 203 • Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 This year is more team-oriented.” doubles in last Friday’s final versus Granada Hills. Photo: Steve Galluzzo draw, Pali High freshman Noe Harrington and Danilo Milic. • 310-454-6545 •

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Sea of Orange Third baseman Eli Levy slides home for Palisades’ first run in the first inning of last Saturday night’s Tiger Classic game against Banning. The Dolphins lost 8-2 but are in first place in the Western League. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Pali High Baseball Defeats Hamilton etermination was the differ- with an RBI triple and scored on ence in the Palisades High a throwing error on the relay by Dbaseball team’s 4-2 come-from- the shortstop. Benji Taylor also behind victory last Friday at singled in the seventh as Palisades Hamilton. The Dolphins spotted took the lead. the home team a 2-0 lead in the Barzilai closed out the win first inning, but they were not to win by inducing a line out to short- be denied and improved to 6-0 stop, a groundout on a bunt back in Western League play with six to him, a single and a groundout games remaining. to shortstop. Jacob Kalt got Palisades’ first Palisades managed only five hit in the top of the fourth. Eli hits in Saturday’s 8-2 loss to Ban- Levy walked and Jared Brecher ning in the Tiger Classic. followed with a two-RBI double The Dolphins began the week to tie the score. Josh Barzilai also in first place by two games over singled in the frame. Venice and LACES. Palisades Barzilai kept the Yankees off beat Westchester 5-2 on Tuesday the scoreboard in the fourth, fifth and takes on the Comets again to- Tigers defenders (l-r) Bailey Gair, Annabel Kadenacy and Sienna Massey close in on Razorbacks dribbler Becca Reuben in and sixth innings, allowing only day at George Robert Field before one hit with three strikeouts. In hosting El Camino Real at 11 a.m. Second baseman Julian Scissors a Girls Minor Division basketball game Sunday at the Palisades Recreation Center. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer the top of the seventh, he reached Saturday in its final game of the catches a line drive at Banning. on an error. Cord Vanley followed Tiger Classic. Photo: Steve Galluzzo

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CalBRE# 00902158 Palisadian-Post Thursday, April 26, 2018 Page 13 Bishop and Sobel The Minds Behind the Soundtracks By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA Reporter

rior to teaming up on the soundtrack of “Benji,” the PNetflix remake of the 1974 film franchise, Curt Sobel and Ste- phen Bishop walked on very different paths. Sobel, Ray Charles and Taylor Born in Detroit, Sobel al- Hackford ways wanted to be a music com- Photo courtesy of Berklee School poser. His love for music inspired him to study it at the highest lev- come out of nowhere. el, moving from the Great Lakes “A lot of people in the busi- state to the West Coast to study at ness got somewhere because of Berklee School of Music. their friends or because of their Knowing that Hollywood family, but I just did it on my was the mecca of the film indus- own.” try, which Sobel wanted to break Bishop got his first break into, he moved to Los Angeles when his song “Daisy Hawkins” and began to write his own music was recorded by musician Jerry with the help of his 1970’s Epi- Cole. phone guitar, joining the race of “It didn’t do anything but it thousands trying to get their foot was a thrill just to go into Wal- in the door. lichs Music City and see my re- “I didn’t know what to do cord there with my name on it,” with them, I just loved writing he said, with the same excite- songs, being in my room and ment he probably had back then. writing alone,” Sobel said in a sit Bishop quickly became a down with the Palisadian-Post. known songwriter and would “But I came out here after col- write music for musical behe- lege and realized that was not a moths like Bette Midler, Art very responsible thing to do to Garfunkel and Eric Clapton. He try and make a living.” recalled playing music for Diana Sobel, who now lives in the Ross at her house when Smokey El Medio Bluffs, remembered Robinson casually stopped by. his interest in editing music for Bishop’s song “Separate film—something he was exposed Lives,” sung by Phil Collins and to during his time at Berklee— Marilyn Martin, from the 1985 and found a job editing music for movie “White Nights,” was nom- television. inated for an Academy Award for Down in San Diego, Bishop Best Original Song, losing to Li- had been learning how to play onel Richie’s “Say You, Say Me” music in a less formal way with a from the same film. guitar gifted to him by his broth- By then, Sobel had made it er. Not being able to afford guitar as a music composer and editor lessons, Bishop taught himself within the film industry, and first how to play with a warped Mel met Bishop in the studio when Bay record he had accidentally he was recording a song for “The left out in the sun. Money Pit,” a 1986 film starring Once he deciphered the awk- Palisadian Tom Hanks and Shel- ward sounds, 14-year-old Bishop ley Long. formed a band with his friends The duo would cross paths called The Weeds, playing at every now and then since their parties and school events. At the first meeting 32 years ago, but age of 17, Bishop was wandering didn’t get the chance to work to- the streets of LA, knocking on gether again until the making of doors of music publishers, trying director Brandon Camp’s “Ben- to catch a break. ji,” a revamp of the franchise “I would do all kinds of started by his father, Joe Camp. weird things,” Bishop said. “I “Initially I was doing it on would get into whatever publish- my own, and I was writing these ing company and I would be like, ideas down and I thought, ‘You ‘Yes, you know, I actually live in know, this project would benefit England and I’m very close with from [Bishop’s] touch, from his The Beatles’ parents,’” he said, sensitivity and creativity that he in his best British accent and puts into songwriting,’” Sobel having only met them once— said. being in the crowd the night “I wanted to show [Bishop] John Lennon and Harry Nilsson I could write a little bit, and so I were kicked out of the Trouba- wrote some things, two on guitar, dour nightclub for heckling the one on piano.” Smothers Brothers. He said the two guitar ver- Bishop and Sobel Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Eventually, Bishop landed sions weren’t “up to snuff” for his first job with Edwin H. Mor- Bishop, but his interest was know? When you get an opening over is so quick and the expec- ris & Co. publishing. piqued when he heard it on a pi- line like that, it’s just perfect,” he tation is so quick that it doesn’t “They hired me at 50 dollars ano. said. allow you to sit with something a week. I was a staff writer at 18, Bishop said he knew when After settling on the bones and just allow it to breathe and I moved to LA and got myself a he heard the first line of the song, of the song, Sobel hired Harvey judge it with the proper amount little apartment, and I was go- that it was going to be the one. Mason Jr., one of the industries of time,” Sobel said. ing,” Bishop said. “I’m like the “It felt like ‘Oh, well it’s top music producers, to get the “That aspect of the digital real thing you know. I really did like half the song is written,’ you song to the next level. Bishop editing is lost on the filmmaking and Sobel’s song was then sung or maybe the songwriting experi- by Dewain Whitmore Jr., and ence. You’ve sort of lost the time played by Randy Kerber on pia- you used to have to play some- no and Nathan East on bass. thing back and see if that works.” As their passion for song- “We’re fortunate that Netflix writing and recording music re- bought [‘Benji’] and is putting it mains the same, technology has on a medium that so many peo- drastically changed the craft that ple around the world are going Bishop and Sobel have dedicat- to see it—many more that will ed their lives to. When digital ever have seen it in a theatrical sounds replaced instruments and environment,” Sobel said. “The internet distribution companies downside of that for us is having made new platforms for movies, created something original for a Sobel and Bishop crafted a mu- theatrical presentation.” sical surfboard to ride the wave “Almost Home” won’t be el- into the new era. igible for an Oscar, but their de- “All the advantages that it of- cades-long reunion in the making fered filmmakers and editors and will still be eligible for an Emmy, sound people, and the disadvan- an award they welcome any day Bishop singing backup for Garfunkel on “SNL” tages that sometimes you work and a payoff that will have made Photo courtesy of Hot Off The Press on things so quick and the turn- their journey worth the ride. “Benji” Photo courtesy of Netflix Page 14 Palisadian-Post April 26, 2018

Here is the most recent installment of the Palisadian-Post’s photo series, Our Town. Have you or your neighbor done something interesting in or around town? Submit a photo and caption for consideration via email to [email protected].

Palisades Girl Scout Troop 565 crafted a eucalyptus bench that was delivered to the Gentle Barn on Sunday, April 22, as part of the troop’s Bronze Award service project. The Gentle Barn works to rescue animals from abuse Three Palisades Charter High School Students, Sophia Arvin, and neglect, and provides a safe place for them to live out their lives. Abby Brown and Maddy Brown of Girl Scout Troop 12815, Photo courtesy of Kristin Sibson participated in a Sisterhood and Bliss Journey through the Girl Scouts. All three scouts have received the highest honor in the program: the Summit pin. Photo courtesy of Monique Lafia

Marquez Charter Elementary School graduate Charlotte The Angelic Auxiliary of Children’s Bureau, a nonprofit leader in Drummond recently took home a Gold Medal after winning child abuse prevention and treatment, which has many Palisadian mem- three Gold Keys three years in a row in the Scholastic West- bers, hosted the 16th annual Carnival at the Pier, raising more than ern Region Art & Writing Contest. Drummond (right), who $140,000. Pictured here, from left: Kathleen Outcalt (president advisor), is pictured here with her sister Trinity Rose (left) and broth- Allison Massey (president) and Carleen Riley (auxiliary member) er Thomas, won for Personal Essay/Memoir with her piece Photo by Heather Haggenmiller “Love Letters.” Photo by Nicola Buck

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Show Celebrates Past of the Palisades

The first art show made up of rarely seen images of Pacific Pal- isades from the past 150 years will open at Gallery 169 on May 5. Local historian Thomas “Randy” Young, author of “Pacific Palisades Where the Mountains Meet the Sea,” has curated the show entitled “Lost San- ta Monica & Palisades Images … Found!” The gallery is located at 169 West Channel Road and the ex- hibition will run through June. Photo courtesy of Randy Young

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By JOHN HARLOW alize the deceased. The show is After weeks of torture, Ji- Editor-in-Chief called “Loss and Remembrance.” hadists dragged the frail man to a But because these pieces are public square and beheaded him. very visitor to the freshly re- from Palmyra in the Syria des- His body was suspended from a installed collection of ancient ert, there is more blood on these lamppost with red twine, the head Eart at our local treasure house, the works than one might imagine. kicked beneath. Getty Villa on PCH, will find their These are, it must be pointed Images flashed around the own favorite space. out, a fragment of the city’s trea- world on social media. A grainy Now the handsome Greek sures—legally exported from Syr- video was his funerary art. works are largely on the ground ia before that ancient culture was The works in the Getty Villa floor, the Romans moved upstairs chewed up in the current horror are, when you know the history, and there are side rooms for those show. quietly moving. curious about the extraordinary Similar treasures cost the life Every face of the dead tells wonders of ancient Persia. of a very brave man who literally a story, shows the cultural influ- And, of course, there are the died to protect the city’s heritage. ence of a city balanced between much-vaunted “homages” to Plato Khalid al-Asaad was the chief Hellenic and Persian style. You by modern artists such as the irre- archaeologist of Palmyra, respon- almost know these people. pressible Jeff Koons (“Play-Doh,” sible for protecting the UNESCO They are al-Asaad’s ances- indeed. Wonder who fabricated World Heritage site. tors. that pun for him?). More than 2,000 years ago There will always be many Arguably the most famous it was a booming mercantile city questions about how such extraor- piece, the “Statue of a Victorious whose caravan-enriched mer- dinary treasures ended up in, of Youth,” once tucked away, is now chants shared their wealth in all places, Pacific Palisades. Some seen as you step into a gallery re- amazing public works. may grumble about PCH traffic served for its Hellenic contempo- Al-Asaad was obsessed: He getting there or evening parking raries. named his daughter Zenobia af- fees. But others have paid a far Khalid al-Asaad Photo courtesy of Wikipedia At last it’s in context. ter a Palmerian queen who, in higher cost to protect works like The three-year overhaul has the second century AD, rebelled these. not only allowed Director Dr. against Rome. We are just so lucky. Timoth Potts to rethink and re- A quick look upstairs at the hang, but also add extra 3,000 Getty Villa reminds us that was square feet—enough to display an rarely a good idea. additional 100 items. At 83, al-Asaad had been re- And the long pool, drained tired for a decade when, three since the drought of 2014, is years ago, the Islamic State (ISIS) splashy again—adding to the at- took over the city and jailed an en- mosphere of the Villa which is, tire class of “unbelievers.” lest we forget, a loving replica of a The common narrative is that Herculaneum home buried under ISIS fueled itself on stolen oil: It ash ejected, as every school child emerges that its true modus ope- learns, by Mount Vesuvius in AD randi were slavery and taxes, and 79. asset-stripping conquered cities to But, for some, the most in- sell pre-Muslim artifacts on the tense connection may be with global black market and fuel the a handful of somber masks and doomed war machine. friezes on loan from the Ny Carls- A few “idols” would be berg Glyptotek: So we have a smashed for public display but museum funded by an oil family more would be sold. borrowing stuff from a museum Looking for loot, ISIS soldiers floated on beer money. arrested al-Asaad. He refused to Technically the pieces are fu- reveal where some ancient trea- nerary art, works commissioned sures might have been hidden Statue of a victorious youth by bereaved families to memori- away as they had advanced. Photos courtesy of J. Paul Getty Trust Loss and remembrance

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By TERESA ANNE POWER Special to the Palisadian-Post

his month’s yoga posture is Half Moon Pose (ardha-chandrasana). It was so fun to teach Pal- Tisadian-Post Staff Photographer Rich Schmitt this bendy pose and see him in front of the camera instead of behind it! This pose is also great for kids, and I like to call it “Kite” pose.

Benefits of Half Moon Pose: • Strengthens every muscle in the body’s core, especially the abdomen. • Increases the flexibility of the spine. • Firms and trims the waistline, hips, abdomen and thighs.

Modifications: • How you execute this posture is more important than the depth. Be sure to lift out of your hips and engage your lower abdomen to help with your alignment. • Go slowly and don’t push your body beyond its limits. • If you have medical conditions, talk to your doc- tor before practicing this or other yoga poses.

Instructions: 1. Stand with your feet together and stretch your arms over your head, with your palms flat together and thumbs crossed. Try to keep your arms pressed against your ears as you reach high to the sky. 2. Look at one point directly in front of you and slowly bend to the right, keeping your whole body facing front. Hold this pose for 10 counts as you breathe in and out through your nose. 3. Slowly come to center position and then slowly Stretching: Teresa and Rich Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer bend to the left. tions, and has helped thousands of people develop a translated into many languages and sold a quar- created World Yoga Power, a nonprofit organization A yoga practitioner for over 35 years, Power healthy attitude toward their bodies. Power is an inter-million copies worldwide. She is also the found- whose mission is to make the life-changing practice helps children (and adults) unleash their imagina- ternationally acclaimed yoga expert, keynote speaker of International Kids’ Yoga Day, an annual event of yoga accessible to everyone, regardless of age, tions through yoga. Since 2000, she has been teacher and the bestselling, award-winning author of “The that celebrates the health and wellness of our youth location or finances. For more information, visit ab- ing yoga in schools, yoga studios and local organiza- ABCs of Yoga for Kids” product line, which has been worldwide through the practice of yoga. In 2017, she cyogaforkids.com and worldyogapower.com. Page 18 Palisadian-Post April 26, 2018 KKid’sid’s PPageage

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The filing of this statement does not of Sunday Worship Services: 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Adult Bible Study, Sunday School, 10:15 a.m. CHANGE OF NAME Amy Michelle Muscoplat itself authorize the use in this state of a ficti- Sunday Morning Children & Youth Programs: ages 0-18 Contemporary Worship, 11:00 a.m. TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Owner tious business name in violation of the rights Communion – 1st and 3rd Sundays Jesse Samuel Ehrlich filed a petition with this Wednesday Evening Children & Youth Programs: ages 3-18 This statement was filed with the County of another under federal, state or common Weekly Small Groups and Service Opportunities 5th Sundays – 10:30am Combined Worship court for a decree changing name as follows: Clerk of Los Angeles County on April 4, Present Name: Jesse Samuel Ehrlich law (see Section 14400 et seq, Business 701 Palisades Drive • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-6537 Preschool: Enroll now! (310) 459-3425 2018. Proposed Name: Jesse Samuel Chupack and Professions Code). www.calvarypalisades.org 15905 Sunset Blvd • 310-459-2358 • www.plc.cc THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME April 19, 26, May 3 and May 10, 2018 Twitter & Vimeo: calvarychurchpp ested in this matter appear before this court STATEMENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church at the hearing indicated below to show cause, FROM THE DATE IT WAS FILED IN THE Facebook & Instagram: calvarypalisades The Reverend Bruce A. Freeman, Rector if any, why the petition for change of name FICTITIOUS should not be granted. Any person objecting OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW No. 2018084435 Community United Methodist Church The Reverend Christine Purcell, Associate Rector to the name change described above must file FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Pastor Wayne B. Walters Sunday Services: 8:00 am Holy Eucharist, a written objection that includes the reasons MENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT STATEMENT Worship: Sundays, 10 a.m., Sunday School, Childcare 10:15 am Choral Eucharist for the objection at least two court days before DATE. The filing of this statement does not of The following persons are doing business as: Weekly Children and Youth Programs for all ages and Children’s Education the matter is scheduled to be heard and must itself authorize the use in this state of a ficti- appear at the hearing to show cause why the PURE NAPKIN CALIFORNIA; 515 PALI- www.palisadesmethodist.org Nursery/Toddler Care available petition should not be granted. If no written tious business name in violation of the rights SADES DRIVE, PACIFIC PALISADES, CA Preschool — Enroll now: 310-454-4600 Weekday worship: Wednesdays, 10:00 am of another under federal, state or common objection is timely filed, the court may grant 90272 801 Via de la Paz • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-5529 1031 Bienveneda * Pacific Palisades * 310-454-1358 the petition without a hearing. law (see Section 14400 et seq, Business PURE NAPKIN CALIFORNIA; PO BOX 1791, www.stmatthews.com NOTICE OF HEARING and Professions Code). Corpus Christi Catholic Church Date: June 1, 2018, 8:30 a.m. The address PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 April 12, 19, 26 and May 3, 2018 Rev. Msgr. Liam Kidney, Pastor of the court is 1725 Main Street #102, Santa EDKO TRADE, INC.; 515 PALISADES DRIVE, Fr. Dennis P. Mongrain, Associate Pastor Monica, CA 90401 PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 SYNAGOGUES A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be MASSES FICTITIOUS This business is conducted by a Corporation published at least once each week for four suc- Weekdays, 8:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Chabad Jewish Community Campus cessive weeks prior to the date set for hearing No. 2018086154 The registrant commemnced to transact busi- Saturday, 5:30 p.m. (Vigil Mass) A Warm & Welcoming Community For All! on the petition in the following newspaper of FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ness under the ficticious name or names listed Sunday, 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. "Judaism Done Joyfully" general circulation, printed in this county: PAL- STATEMENT above: 01/2018 ISADIAN-POST. The following persons are doing business as: Holy Days, 8:00 a.m., 12 noon and 6:00 p.m. (Signed) Attila Kondorosi, Rabbi and Rebbitzen Zushe and Zisi Cunin Dated: April 2, 2018 ENGLISH WITH MONICA; 17112 BALTAR Confessions every day at 5:00 pm. SHERRI R. CARTER Attila Kondorosi STREET, LAKE BALBOA, CA 91406 Sunday School, 9:30-10:30, ages 3-K Rabbi and Rebbitzen Eli and Elka Baitelman Executive Officer/Clerk President April 12, 19, 26 and May 3, 2018 Monica R. Iriarte; 17112 BALTAR Elementary Religious Education, Mon. 3:30-5:00 p.m. This statement was filed with the County Clerk STREET, LAKE BALBOA, CA 91406 Adult Religious Education, RCIA, Tues. 7:15-9:00 p.m. There are services and programs daily for community of Los Angeles County on April 6, 2018. FICTITIOUS This business is conducted by an Individual 15100 Sunset Blvd. • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-1328 members of all ages. NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME Please visit www.chabadpalisades.com for our No. 2018081519 The registrant commemnced to transact Visit us at: corpuschristichurch.com FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME business under the ficticious name or names STATEMENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM services & upcoming events. STATEMENT listed above: 01/2018 THE DATE IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF Joy of All Who Sorrow Orthodox Church The following persons are doing business as: (Signed) Monica R. Iriarte, THE COUNTY CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS Fr. John Tomasi, Rector 17315 Sunset Blvd | 310-454-7783 JOYFESTIVAL INDUSTRIES; 1418 14th Monica R. Iriarte BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE 4145 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230 www.chabadpalisades.com Street #3, Santa Monica, CA 90404 Owner FILED PRIOR TO THAT DATE. The filing of Friday: Vespers 6 p.m. JOYFESTIVAL INDUSTRIES; 1112 Mon- This statement was filed with the County this statement does not of itself authorize the Saturday: Matins 7:00 a.m., Divine Liturgy 8:30 a.m., Kehillat Israel Reconstructionist tana Ave. #370, Santa Monica, CA 90403 Clerk of Los Angeles County on April 9, use in this state of a fictitious business name in Vigil 5 p.m. Congregation of Pacific Palisades AMY MICHELLE MUSCOPLAT; 1418 14th 2018. violation of the rights of another under federal, Sunday: Divine Liturgy 10 a.m. An inclusive, spiritual Jewish Community Street #3, Santa Monica, CA 90404 NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME state or common law (see Section 14400 et For a complete listing of services see: Rabbi Amy Bernstein • Rabbi Nick Renner • This business is conducted by an Individual STATEMENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS seq, Business and Professions Code). www.joyofallwhosorrow.org Cantor Chayim Frenkel The registrant commemnced to transact FROM THE DATE IT WAS FILED IN THE April 19, 26, May 3 and May 10, 2018 310-391-9911 Friday Night Shabbat Services: 7:00 PM Saturday Bar/Bat Mitzvah Shabbat Services: Palisades Presbyterian Church 10:00 AM/4:30 PM Reverend Dr. Steven R. 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