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VOL 44, NO 17 Local News & Culture

OPINION Letters to the editor...................................................................... 5

FEATURE The Venice Garden and Home Tour highlights the area’s unique architectural landscape............................................................... 8

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Peas & Carrots is about more than veggies

Annenberg beach house throws a party

NEWS Schools double down on language immersion........................... 11 Audit questions airport’s LAPD spending................................... 11 Money talks in Westside supervisor contest...............................12

THIS WEEK Baryshnikov returns to The Broad..............................................16 Westside Happenings.................................................................18 Symphony kicks up “Cosmic Dust”.............................................26 Beach house hosts weekend celebration...................................30 A glimpse of the Antarctic in Venice............................................31

FOOD&DRINK Peas & Carrots is anything but basic .........................................17

REAL ESTATE Find your dream home............................................................... 24

CLASSIFIED/CROSSWORD Jobs, apartments and more........................................................32 ON THE COVER: The Venice home of Doug Pierson and Youn Hee Choi will be featured in the Venice Garden and Home Tour on May 3.

Cover PHOTOs BY ERIC STAUDENMAIER, Leslie Lyons & J.J. L’Heureux.

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James’ Beach co-owner Daniel Samakow and Peter Cottontail oversaw the restaurant’s 16th annual Easter Egg Dying Bar on Sunday in Venice.

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Letters Where did all the trees go?

What happened to the new trees that were supposed to replace the ones destroyed in the Marina? I see a lot of bushes, but bushes aren’t trees. On Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica and Washington Boulevard in Mar Vista they have the same kinds of mediums dividing the streets, but they have bushes and trees. With rents here in the Marina going up to $2,500 or more for a small onebedroom condo, you would think that the county could give us trees instead of just bushes.

Russ Colby Marina del Rey

remedy applied.

As it stands now, cars cannot proceed forward through the intersection due to the congestion flowing out of full parking lots.

This year, traffic has been backed up all the way east of Costco.

Pedestrians cross in “no crossing” areas and against flashing no walk signs.

Cyclists and skateboarders are not obeying traffic laws and are often going in the opposite direction of traffic flow.

It has become commonplace

that no vehicle is able to proceed through a green light, or even make a right or left turn due to pedestrians walking at will illegally.

Emergency vehicles and residents with emergency needs may not be able to get through in time.

Los Angeles City Councilman Mike Bonin’s office should take a look at this situation.

Fran Conneely Marina del Rey

Drum circle isn’t what it used to be

Re: “Bad vibrations,” feature story, April 17 Even though the drum circle has long been a part of the Venice Beach culture, there has always been a ban on percussion instruments and amplified music along Venice beach from the shore to the alley known as Speedway.

Many law enforcement officers and drummers do not know

of this ordinance or of its enforcement history and other local unenforced and ignored ordinances.

I recorded and photographed the drum circle when it had a few excellent amateur and professional hand drummers performing selected African, Central American and Cuban rhythms. Today it is different.

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with no direction — as loud, endless and as unstructured as possible. It is as though there is a release of stress within the individuals and the group, as if they were a jungle tribe preparing to attack a neighboring tribe. It’s also reminiscent of when grammar school children were given drums and instruments to play randomly at will. It’s unfortunate that some of the local residents and visitors at Venice Beach have had to endure this unsophisticated free-for-all commotion.

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Re: “Residents, activists push back against Mariners Village reboot,” news I appreciate the article about the Design Control Board Meeting Wednesday, March 26. I was one of the speakers at that meeting, a resident of Mariners Village.

Your article has a very blaring omission: it never said that the DCB turned down the design presented by the lease holders/ developers of the complex.

They plan to remove every tree in the complex and too many other changes to mention … but suffice to say, everything that makes this community so unique, beautiful and “back to nature”… nowhere else like it anywhere. You also failed to write about the presentation by John Nahhas, which showed all of the proposed development yet to come to our community.

I would think The Argonaut as a community paper would be publicizing the development and its side effects; i.e., traffic (already almost impossible), accelerating rents, displacement of longtime residents, etc. Please keep your constituents in mind, not just your advertisers (real estate developers).

Catherine Weinberger We already encroach on wildlife enough as it is in this area. Baby herons in their nest by the pool here, ducks crossing your path.

The plan to take out trees for more shops and parking lots reminds me of the Joni Mitchell lyric (“They paved paradise to put up a parking lot”). And I can’t believe anyone would think we need more shops in the area.

As for the planned boat slips to be added (narrowing the channel in front of Mariners Village): in summer, the main channel can already get crowded with various size crafts, coming and going,

as well as paddle boarders, kayakers, sea lions and dolphins going out to open sea and back.

The narrowing of the channel is an unnecessarily dangerous proposition.

Tracy As important as trees and birds are, journalist Joe failed to mention the detrimental effect on the hundreds of longterm residents that have made Mariners Village their homes.

I am a land use consultant representing residents at Bar Harbor, who are being forced out of their homes so that the property can also be demolished and replaced by luxury apartments that only the wealthy will be able to afford. As I stated at the Design Control Board meeting, Los Angeles County has a conflict of interest ordinance that prohibits the Design Control Board and the Regional Planning Commission from deciding on permits on properties that are owned by the County of Los Angeles. Both the land where Bar Harbor and Mariners Village are located is owned by the County of Los Angeles, and it is a violation of the law for the County Department of Regional Planning to decide on luxury housing projects that will generate tens of millions of dollars in revenue for the County of Los Angeles. Further, every item on last week’s Design Control Board agenda pertained to properties owned by the County of Los Angeles, and they therefore had no right to hear any of the cases! I am very concerned as to why the county conflict of interest laws are allegedly regularly being violated, why Supervisor Knabe isn’t very concerned about it, and most important, why journalist Joe failed to mention it in his story.

Robert Cherno Do “We the Residents” at Mariners Village rock? I have clicked my ruby slippers up Captain’s Row for the last 28 years because there’s no place like home at Mariners Village.

The majestic great blue herons obviously agree. MV is on county “owned” land; that means the people’s land. And “the people” really are the caretakers.

Elected officials are not “the boss,” Mr. Knabe. Don’t pay any attention to that man behind the curtain.

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Designing Up

By Joe Piasecki If anything defines Venice architecture, it’s that creativity is contagious.

Like nowhere else in Southern California, homeowners color outside the lines of traditional design to fashion dwellings that reflect individual lifestyles and tastes. But rather than clash, these various styles somehow mesh together into a cohesive landscape.

Take the Superba Avenue home of architect Doug Pierson and designer Youn Hee Choi (featured on the cover) — a 1,500-square-foot structure defined by sloping trapezoidal roof lines and walls of white metal and hardwood that floats above 600 square feet of ground tucked behind a 1950s stucco bungalow.

Two doors down stands an early 1900s wooden carriage house

that had once operated on Venice Boulevard, markedly different in design from the palette of high concept contemporary and more conventional homes in the immediate neighborhood.

“The nice thing about Venice is that as long as people take care — in expression and sense of place — the design of the house tends to fit in. So you can have an historic carriage house right next to a contemporary house, and it makes perfect sense,” said Pierson. “It’s much more of a vibe than a physical description [that defines Venice architecture].”

While it’s true that Los Angeles city codes dictate the size but not the architectural style of homes, what makes Venice special is that homeowners tend to be more willing to use that freedom, said architect Ron Radziner, a partner in the firm

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“Ultimately it’s the people who live in Venice, influenced by eclectic and interesting architecture, that give us the ability to visualize how homes can be unique statements,” Radziner said.

The Pierson-Choi residence, completed in 2012, is one of 30 homes on display May 3 during the 21st annual Venice Garden & Home Tour, an event benefitting the local Neighborhood Youth Association.

This tour focuses on pedestrianfriendly neighborhoods east of Abbot Kinney Boulevard and near the Venice boardwalk that feature updated Craftsman homes and beach cottages, a barn-like structure of glass and corrugated steel formerly owned

by Eric Clapton, a nautically themed art deco home and a A rear view of the Pierson-Choi home on Superba Avenue steel-beam loft with a second (see cover for front view)

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Venice’s eclectic architectural landscape blends individualistic expression with community identity

Architect Ron Radziner designed his home on Vienna Way to blend indoor and outdoor spaces

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“This is the land of the laissez-faire [design] doctrine: Leave people alone and they will find their own reality.”

— Jay Griffith, landscape designer

story lap pool, organizer Barbara Baumann said.

The event traces its roots to garden party fundraisers held by prolific Venice landscape designer Jay Griffith, whose varied work also appears on the tour.

“This is the land of the laissezfaire [design] doctrine: Leave people alone and they will find their own reality. Bungalows next to stark modernism, Italianate, Greco-Roman … it’s just wildly all over the place, and that’s part of the Venice spirit. It is a breeding ground for divergence, and always has been,” Griffith said.

Griffith, who has designed hundreds of outdoor spaces in Venice since 1972, said spatial relationships within each property’s unique footprint guide his design approach. A home’s architectural style, he said, is irrelevant.

“You can plant a garden or you can plant a landscape. A landscape is a naturalistic study.

It’s not dependent on flowers. It’s not pretty,” Griffith said. “I’m looking to plant big principal plants like hedges, trees and vines — gestures that will carry the day over decades.

Griffith said that with nearly every project he plants at least one street-visible tree and often plants similar trees on neighboring properties to encourage a sense of cohesiveness.

Pierson, cofounder of the Inglewood-based architecture firm (FER) Studio, said decades of Griffith’s plantings have had a cumulative effect on Venice’s neighborhood identity, which he believes is driven by heightened attention to the often narrow spaces between homes.

Radziner, who has had multiple homes featured in past Venice Garden & Home Tours, said the homes he designs are very much a response to what’s going on outside them.

“For all of the projects we do in Venice, we try to maximize

outdoor space and play up the indoor-outdoor quality between home and garden. Because lot sizes are tight and small, the more you can blur that line the better. If you can stand inside your kitchen but also feel like you’re outside, that’s a success,” Radziner said.

Architect Glen Irani, who designed his family home and studio on the Venice canals, said carefully designed homes in Venice put a high importance on outdoor space and natural light despite small, constrained lots.

“It’s like a Rubik’s Cube, how you make all these things fit and still have that openness,” said Irani, whose home appeared on past Venice Garden & Home Tours. “Unlike the East Coast and a lot of other parts of the world, where tradition drives design and culture and style are prescribed as an evolution of what happened historically, Venice embodies California’s free-spirited personality.”

Radziner and Irani trace the origins of Venice’s liberal take on home design back to the 1950s and ‘60s bohemians who inherited what was once a neglected part of the city and reshaped its character through an emphasis on the arts.

The economic and social diversity of those times and the creative seeds planted prior to the widespread gentrification of Venice in the late 1990s still appear relevant today.

“To me, the better work takes on some of the basic things about Venice. Materials tend to be a bit rougher and there’s a mix of materials — things that, if done properly, age well,” Radziner said.

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The sunken kitchen of Radziner’s Vienna Way home is surrounded by glass and leads directly to an outdoor dining area

“Venice is not a place for pristine perfection. It’s a place for architecture that, like the community, there’s a bit of an edge to it.”

— Ron Radziner, architect

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Photo by Undine Prohl

Architect Glen Irani designed his home on the Venice canals to maximize natural light and openness to the outdoors Photo courtesy of Jay Griffith

This Venice home east of Abbot Kinney Boulevard is featured as part of the 21st annual Venice Garden & Home Tour

Designing Up...

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Among Radziner’s favorite houses is architect Frank Gehry’s Spiller Duplex on Horizon Avenue.

“With its corrugated metal and

exposed timbers, it’s a beautiful piece of sculpture. It really says Venice — imperfection, but also terrific proportions,” he said. “Venice is not a place for pristine perfection. It’s a place for architecture that, like the community, there’s a bit of an ª edge to it.”

The 21st annual Venice Garden & Home Tour is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on May 3 and starts from the Neighborhood Youth Association, 1016 Pleasant View Ave., Venice.

Tickets are $60 to $70. For more information, call (310) 821-1857 or visit venicegardentour.org. joe@argonautnews.com A Venice residential landscape designed by Jay Griffith

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Students must change schools to make room for growing Mandarin and Spanish programs “I know that they are upset because they love their school, but I can only do what the district directs me to do,” said Broadway Principal Susan Wang, who came to the school with the advent of the Mandarin immersion program.

Of the 298 students currently enrolled in the Mandarin immersion program, 285 live outside of Broadway Elementary School’s geographic attendance boundaries and attend the school through district permits, according to statistics provided

by LAUSD. Traditional students number 107, 47 of whom live outside of the attendance boundaries.

There are 39 students in the nascent Spanish immersion program, 23 of them attending by permit.

In August, traditional students in grades two through five will transfer to Westminster Avenue Elementary School in Venice, about half a mile away.

Mandarin immersion students will remain at Broadway through the 2014-15 school year but, but the following school year its kindergarten through secondgrade students will transfer to Mark Twain Middle School in Mar Vista. Third, fourth and fifth graders head to Mark Twain in 2015-16.

On April 15, the LAUSD board voted to spend $25 million in school bond money to construct

new classrooms, offices and a cafeteria for the Mandarin immersion program at Mark Twain.

Following the announcement of these changes, a group of traditional-curriculum parents rallied in front of Broadway Elementary for two days.

“I don’t think it’s fair for them to kick us out of our own school,” said Rocio Hernandez, who attended Broadway as a girl and has a son attending the fifth grade there.

LAUSD board member Steve Zimmer, whose district includes Venice and Mar Vista, said he recognized how painful it would be for some of the families to relocate.

“No one can pretend that this is a positive for students who are caught in the middle of this very tough situation,” Zimmer said.

“We’re to do everything that we can to make sure that those families get all the help that they need from this district.”

But the Mandarin immersion program’s move to Mark Twain is also another brick in the foundation of a language immersion pipeline that Zimmer is trying to build in Venice and Mar Vista.

Despite tensions, he believes all the ingredients for a successful language initiative are in place.

“We have the opportunity to capitalize on the diversity of these communities and make

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By Gary Walker In the three years since Broadway Elementary School in Venice welcomed a Mandarin language immersion program, parents of traditional-curriculum students have found themselves at odds with the newcomers over limited classroom space and fear of being displaced from the campus.

Mandarin-immersion parents, many of whom live miles away, have argued they need full run of Broadway’s 20 classrooms for the rapidly growing program to prosper. Parents of traditional students have accused those families of trying to push their students out of the way.

A recent decision by Los Angeles Unified School District officials settled the argument in an unexpected way: both groups will eventually have to leave the school.

Through a gradual process beginning this fall, a Spanishlanguage immersion curriculum launched at Broadway last year will eventually become the school’s sole instructional program.

The relocations are a directive from LAUSD Supt. John Deasy and have rankled many on both sides of the issue, with members of each group accusing district officials of misleading them into thinking they wouldn’t have to leave the school.

Parents of traditional-curriculum students protest in February at Broadway Elementary School

the commitment — as a school community, as a Los Angeles community — and say your child can come through our Venice system and be multilingual and multicultural at a level that, upon graduation from Venice High School, they would have a choice to study wherever they wanted,” Zimmer said.

“We have simply the best dual immersion program in LAUSD and I’m sure one of the best in the state,” Zimmer continued.

“It has weathered the storm of budget cuts, of pedagogical changes, and it is battle-tested.”

Lillian Yee, whose son is in the Mandarin immersion program at Broadway, said that relocating the program to Mark Twain Middle School may ultimately benefit its students.

“We could then become a feeder school to Mark Twain,” said Yee, a liaison between the program’s parent council and the school district.

Yee, whose child commutes to school from Porter Ranch in the San Fernando Valley, said the program certainly needs room to grow but was disheartened to learn that traditional-curriculum children would be moving out first.

“After all, they were here first, but we do need a larger space [next year],” said Yee. “In many ways, I would have preferred that we moved to Mark Twain first instead of the community school leaving, but that’s not what the district wanted.” ª gary@argonautnews.com

Audit questions airport’s LAPD spending

LAX cannot fully account for nearly $8 million in payments that may have violated federal law

By Gary Walker Los Angeles World Airports, the agency that oversees LAX, is unable to provide documentation for nearly $8 million in payments to the Los Angeles Police Dept. over the past five years — a possible violation of federal law if federal funds were used for those payments, according to a U.S. Dept. of Transportation audit released April 11.

Federal law prohibits airports from paying federal funds to cities except for services that relate directly to operation of the airport.

The Federal Aviation Administration, an arm of the U.S. Dept. of Transportation, annually provides LAX with millions of dollars — including $45 million in fiscal year 2012 — that airport officials are required to spend on airport capital

improvements and operating costs.

Airport officials are now required to recover any funds that were spent on unauthorized police services and upgrade airport financial tracking systems

by Sept. 30 to certify that LAPD officers are being paid only for necessary airport services, according to the FAA. “Any off-airport [police] costs will be deducted from [federal grant] payments,” Ian Gregor FAA spokesman wrote in an email response to questions about the audit.

“The FAA takes seriously its responsibility to ensure that airport sponsors receiving federal funds follow the FAA’s revenue use policy. The policy requires any airport revenue to remain with the airport and to be used for

the safe and efficient operation of the airport and to make the airport as economically self-sustaining as possible,” Gregor continued.

“Whenever the FAA learns of an alleged violation of the revenue diversion policy, the agency takes the necessary steps to investigate and work with the airport sponsor to remedy any violations.”

LAX officials referred questions to a statement posted online.

“Los Angeles World Airports takes the Federal Aviation Administration policy concerning the use of airport revenue very seriously. We have embraced the audit and fully cooperated with the Department of Transportation Office of the Inspector General throughout this process,” it reads.

“The report is currently under review by management and counsel. As always, we continue

to work to better serve the public.”

Los Angeles Airport Peace Officers Association President Marshall McClain said the findings of the audit did not surprise him.

McClain, who has often been at odds with the administration of LAWA Executive Director Gina Marie Lindsey, said airport officers could be doing the same work that LAPD officers used at the airport are doing, with the exception of the bomb squad.

“This is a practice [diverting federal funds to LAPD for services], that needs to stop,” he said.

According to the Dept. of Transportation, three members of Congress contacted the agency in 2011 and 2012 with concerns about federal funds being spent on

city police officers. The agency did not identify those Congress members.

The FAA spokesman said the agency began its own investigation of LAX police spending prior to the audit, looking into potential issues that included overtime spending, billing errors, LAPD officers working outside the airport on airport-paid time and LAPD administrative costs being billed to the airport.

According to the audit, LAX officials reported no spending on legal services to the FAA in 2009 but internal financial data documented $4.6 million in legal spending that year.

Airport officials blamed “issues with data integrity in 2009,” according to the audit. ª gary@argonautnews.com

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additional $300,000 of his own money.

The two other candidates with legislative No other political body in California experience are West Hollywood City wields as much power with as little Councilman John Duran, a civil rights oversight as the Los Angeles County lawyer who bills himself a “fiscal Board of Supervisors. moderate,” and former Malibu Mayor The board’s five members represent Pamela Conley Ulich, also an attorney.

10 million people and control a county Duran has raised $44,000 and Conley budget of more than $26 billion, Ulich has taken in $2,000. including $3.4 million for each member’s Other candidates have not reported office staff and discretionary spending, significant fundraising and include: according to county reports. They oversee Los Angeles resident Yuval Kremer, county health, public works, fire and a tutor; North Hollywood resident sheriff’s departments as well as the foster Rudy Melendez, a Hollywood lighting care and juvenile probation systems, technician; Eric Preven, a former control residential and commercial television producer; and environmental development in unincorporated areas and activist Douglas Fay of Santa Monica. sit on the MTA board.

Conley Ulich, 47, has denounced the For the first time since term limits were role of money in politics and says she is set for the office in 2002, supervisors are using social media to offset the financial terming out of what used to be regarded as advantage that Kuehl, Shriver and even a lifelong job.

Duran have on her.

Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, whose third Fay recognizes that his chances of district includes Venice and Santa Monica, winning are slim to none. must leave office in November after 12 “It’s going to take a miracle,” he said. years on the board.

“It’s a long shot because I don’t have the Now eight hopefuls are vying to take money that candidates like Shelia Kuehl over the seat — and the $181,292 annual and Bobby Shriver do.” salary that goes with it — in the June 3 Despite its importance, debate primary election. surrounding the race has so far been Six of them have confirmed their relatively tame, though Kuehl and Shriver attendance on Monday at a candidates have traded barbs about the financing of forum sponsored by The Argonaut. their campaigns.

For most observers, the contest boils Shriver, who has worked as an attorney, down to a horserace between two welljournalist and film producer, has rejected known Santa Monica politicians with voluntary campaign spending limits. the ability to raise significant campaign The decision limits donations directly war chests — former state Sen. Sheila to his campaign but not to independent Kuehl and former Santa Monica City expenditure committees, which are Councilman Bobby Shriver, nephew of prohibited from coordinating directly with President John F. Kennedy. candidates.

Kuehl, 73, had raised about $630,000 for Kuehl has made Shriver’s ability to the race as of March 17, the most recent fund his own candidacy a talking point campaign finance report available. throughout the campaign.

Shriver, who turns 60 this week, “It’s very difficult to run against a person who can self-finance,” she said. raised about $547,000 and kicked in an

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News in brief

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Maxine Waters takes on the NSA Rep. Maxine Waters (D- Los Angeles), who last year pushed legislation to limit the U.S. National Security Agency’s ability to collect electronic data on American citizens, will moderate a public forum about domestic spying tonight on the Loyola Marymount University campus.

Panelists include ACLU legislative counsel Gabe Rottman, John C. Eastman of the Claremont Institute’s Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence and “Dragnet Nation” author Julia Angwin, a ProPublica reporter.

In July, Waters voted in favor of a defense appropriation amendment that would have limited the NSA’s flexibility in interpreting laws that allow electronic surveillance of U.S. citizens through the agency’s PRISM program. The amendment was

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After eight months as acting director of the Los Angeles County Dept. of Beaches and Harbors, Gary Jones was officially sworn in as the department’s top executive on April 17 by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.

The department oversees the county’s governance of Marina del Rey. Jones began working at the Dept. of Beaches and Harbors in 2009 and previously served as deputy director

of its the asset management and planning divisions.

Jones’ responsibilities included managing the portfolio of long-term ground leases in Marina del Rey that generate $42 million in revenue each year. He also oversaw the $11-million dredging effort to remove nearly 800,000 cubic yards of sediment from the Marina del Rey harbor channel.

Jones was named interim director in 2012, when former director Santos Kreimann was appointed chief assessor after County Assessor John Noguez took administrative leave after being accused of taking bribes in exchange for lowering the tax rates of wealthy property owners.

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Then again, there’s the Meg Whitman effect. Whitman spent millions of her Shriver did not return calls for this own money on the 2010 California story, but previously complained on radio gubernatorial campaign but was trounced that “I haven’t had the long-term name at the polls by Gov. Jerry Brown. recognition that some others have had,” “In California, people are much more presumably referring to Kuehl. discerning than in other states,” Kuehl Kuehl was a member of the California said.

Legislature for 14 years, where she While it appears she is being outspent by represented Santa Monica, Malibu and Shriver, Kuehl said she is making up the a western portion of the San Fernando difference by communicating face-to-face Valley. with voters.

Shriver’s donor list, however, includes “It means that you have to work a little high-profile entertainment figures such harder to get your message out and it puts as film directors Jerry Bruckheimer and you in direct contact with more voters,” Rob Reiner, billionaire philanthropist Eli Kuehl said.

Broad, Facebook CEO Sheryl Sandberg With competitive races for Congress, and former Playa Vista Capital President state Senate and state Assembly Steve Soboroff. happening concurrently on the Westside, Kuehl’s donors include attorneys, public Hoffenblum said it appears Westside employee unions and environmental voters could have a larger say in the organizations. A former child actress election of Yaroslavsky’s replacement in the 1960s, Kuehl has also received than other parts of the district. contributions from the film industry.

“I think the Westside could have much Allan Hoffenblum, a Los Angeles-based more of an impact than, say, the [San political consultant, said the ability to self- Fernando] Valley,” he said. “There does finance is a part of the political process seem to be more interest in the Westside and in some cases a necessary component races.” ª of political campaigns.

The Argonaut’s L.A. County Board of “Without money, you’re mute,” said Supervisors Third District Candidates Hoffenblum, a former Republican Forum takes place from 6:30 to 8 p.m. consultant who publishes the California Monday at the Mar Vista Middle School Target Book, a nonpartisan political Auditorium, 2224 Walgrove Ave., guidebook of state politics. “I think most Mar Vista. Call (310) 822-1629 for people prefer that a candidate use their information. own money to money that comes from gary@argonautnews.com (Continued from page 12)

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his year’s Winter Olympics in Sochi closed with a ceremony that celebrated some of Russia’s greatest writers, including the timeless Anton Chekhov.

This week, celebrated Russian dancer and choreographer Mikhail Baryshnikov is bringing two of Chekhov’s short stories to life on The Broad Stage in Santa Monica for the world premiere of his latest show, “Man in a Case.”

For this performance, Baryshnikov takes to the stage as an actor, collaborating with Annie B. Parson and Paul Lazar of Big Dance Theater.

“It has been amazing to watch him transition to theater,” Dale Franzen, artistic director of The Broad Stage, said about getting to know what Baryshnikov is like onstage without his ballet shoes. “‘Man in a Case’ is a tightly observed work about love and loss that is so beautiful, and so haunting. [The play] re-imagines Chekhov’s short stories, bringing in contemporary elements to

heighten our sense of yearning, but never strays too far from the author’s 19th-century Russia.”

The performance piece combines dialogue and movement with many surprising video elements, such as footage from a surveillance camera, cast interviews and an instructional hunting video.

So how do all these disparate elements in this experimental piece shed new light on two century-old tales of love and loss?

“I think an original story about love, or unrequited love for that matter, has less to do with gaining a new perspective on our attempts to truly connect with another person, and more to do with the intricately woven details of two lives colliding against each other,” Franzen said.

“Man in a Case” centers on an uptight man who, trying to woo a spirited young lady, must confront his own shortcomings. “About Love,” the other

short story incorporated into the show, tells the story of a man who regrets failing to express his love to a married woman.

Given his stellar dance history, it’s no surprise that Baryshnikov — known to his intimates as “Misha” — has been said to inhabit his characters with a rare physical, kinetic energy that adds layers to his performance on stage and on screen.

“What is interesting about Misha in this work, and what I love about how he challenges himself as an artist, is that he plays these characters who are so tightly confined, either by society or their own emotional limitation, that they can never truly love. How that translates physically to his characters: with short, controlled movement and dialogue — and this is a man who can move — lends to so much emotional texture when they do, occasionally, break free of themselves,” Franzen said.

Baryshnikov, who was first exposed to

Chekhov and “Man in a Case” while growing up in Latvia under Soviet rule, starred in the theatrical production “In Paris” two years ago at The Broad.

While best known for his stunning ballet career and as artistic director of the American Ballet Theatre, Baryshnikov was introduced to younger audiences as Carrie’s love interest, Aleksander Petrovsky, on HBO’s “Sex and the City.”

Now 66, does Misha still have what it takes to make women swoon?

“An intelligent, inquisitive man who still dances? How can he not be sexy!” ª Franzen said.

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There’s a new enthusiast on my list, a cheerful restaurateur named Marc who runs an endearingly odd bistro on a Santa Monica side street. Peas & Carrots is adjacent to the UCLA Medical complex, and given the name and location one might expect a menu that is largely vegetarian and bland. Instead, chef-owner Marc has indulged his interest in the culinary wild side — this is probably the only casual place in miles where you can get a kangaroo burger, rabbit sausages or a wild boar slider.

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The camel was a dense, rich meat with a strong game flavor — it’s not going to replace beef or pork any time soon, but it was interesting to try. It was best with the Dijon mustard or garlic sauces, bold flavors that enhanced the funky, earthy aspects. The elk was milder; the lean meat was served rare because it turns tough and dry when cooked even to medium.

I’d eat venison and elk more often if I could find them, because they’re a healthy and tasty alternative to more common meats.

Marc was pouring a relatively neutral Zinfandel that day, a grape that goes well with natural meaty flavors. It was a safe choice, but it would have been a challenge for any sommelier to exactly complement the bounty of exotic flavors we had assembled. If you’re a wine lover who wants to bring something to pair with a camel burger or elk, you are allowed to bring your best guess — corkage is $10 per bottle.

The wild boar bacon had an excellent flavor, but the low-fat meat was on the tough side — it had been sliced thick and was chewy rather than crisp. I asked Marc about this and he agreed that it is easier to eat when sliced thinner and fried, but he said something of the essential and unique flavor is lost if you do.

As for the sausages, the duck with apple and brandy was something I could eat every day — imagine the chicken and apple sausages that have become popular breakfast items, but with a richer meat flavor and the sweetness balanced with just a dash of pepper. The pheasant

sausage with cognac was also successful but more delicate, and had I tried it before the more robust items I might’ve been more impressed. My only complaint was that everything was served on standard soft rolls. I would have happily paid a little extra for a pretzel bun, slice of baguette, or whole wheat roll that would have been better suited to the meats.

As for the sides, the carrot salad was exceptional. Instead of the usual mayonnaise-based dressing, this was simple shredded carrot with raisins, a dash of citrus and spices. The other salads and the zucchini were all homemade and wholesome but not attention grabbers.

As we finished our meal, Marc came out with slices of three different cheesecakes: mango, espresso and berry, all on graham cracker crusts. I’m not usually a fan of cheesecake, but I was very partial to the espresso and also liked the other two. They had a lighter texture, and the mango cheesecake was among the best my wife had ever tried.

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Westside Happenings — Compiled by Jennifer Boucher

Thursday, April 24

Shakespeare’s 450th Birthday Screening: "Julius Caesar," 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday with this 1953 film starring Marlon Brando as Julius Caesar.

Santa Monica Public Library, 601 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica.

(310) 458-8600; smpl.org

California Yacht Club Yachting Luncheon, noon. Join fellow boaters at this forum addressing major issues impacting enjoyment of watercraft during lunch at the California Yacht Club, 4469 Admiralty Way, Marina del Rey. Monthly. $18.45, including parking and food. (310) 823-4567; calyachtclub.com

Friday, April 25

Buy a Dog a Beer Happy Hour, 6 to 8 p.m. A neighborhood dog owner charitable event sponsored by Dirty Dog Squad, a Marina del Rey based non-profit animal rescue, at Le Cellier, 417 Washington Blvd., Marina del Rey. (424) 228-5491; RSVP to info@ le-cellier-winebar.com

Singin’ Green, 11 to 11:50 a.m. Bring the kids and learn about our planet’s natural resources and the importance of recycling with songs and puppets at the Santa Monica Public Library, 601 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica. (310) 458-8600; smpl.org Witz TGI Friday, 7 p.m. Jaq, Nicki Bove, Julia Othmer, Aubrey Logan and Eloah Shaddai Scaggs perform

alternative pop, jazz, R&B and more at Witzend, 1717 Lincoln Blvd., Venice. $10. (310) 305-4792; witzendlive.com

Baudelaire and Seamus Heaney in honor of their birthdays at Beyond Baroque, 681 Venice Blvd., Venice.

(310) 822-3006; beyondbaroque.org

Dessi DeLauro’s “Neo-Ragtime Jamboree,” 8 p.m. See how jazz, ragtime and R&B create “NeoRagtime” with live music at Harvelle’s, 1432 4th St., Santa Monica. $10. 21+. (310) 395-1676; santamonica.harvelles.com

Release on Demand, Shafto, Broken Stems, Speardane and Brother Tough Love, 8 p.m. Electro, pop, rock, indie, blues and more at Good Hurt, 12249 Venice Blvd., Mar Vista. (310) 390-1076; goodhurt.com

Rusty De la Croix Band, Grill Sergeants, Texas Instruments and Sideways Hall Allstar Jam, 8 p.m.

Live blues, rock, and more at TRiP, 2101 Lincoln Blvd., Santa Monica.

(310) 396-9010; tripsantamonica.com

Friday Night Jazz and Off the Wall, 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. The Barry Zweig Trio plays classing jazz and DJ Alfred Hawkins spins funk, blues, rock, electro and more every Friday at Townhouse Venice, 52 Windward Ave., Venice. No cover. (310) 3924040; townhousevenice.com

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Adam Marsland’s Chaos Band, 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Listen to music with sets featuring the piano, at Brennan’s Pub, 4089 Lincoln Blvd., Marina del Rey. No cover. 21+. (310) 821-6622; brennanspub-la.com

Saturday, April 26 Art Sale, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Buy handmade art from local nonprofit art therapy program clients at the Santa Monica Bay Woman’s Club, 1210 4th St., Santa Monica.

(310) 395-1308; smbwc.org Mar Vista Library Book Sale, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Books, DVDs, audiobooks, CDs and more go on sale at the Mar Vista Library, 12006 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles.

Most books cost 25 cents to $1.

(310) 390-3454; lapl.org Paper Shredding Event, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Water & Power Community Credit Union hosts an event to learn how to properly discard your paperwork to avoid identity theft. Bring paperwork you need to discard and enjoy fun activities and giveaways. Financial advisors will be advising at 8800 Sepulveda Blvd., Westchester. Free. upcu.org/simple1 Neighbor Appreciation Day, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Learn current information about real estate in Playa Vista such as how much homes are worth and what you can afford to buy at Playa Vista Public Library, 6400 Playa Vista Drive, Playa Vista. (310) 437-6680; lapl.org

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Brahm’s Third Racket, California Windfall and Ocean Empire, 9:15 to midnight. Live rock music at Rusty’s Surf Ranch, 256 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica. $7.

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Pooch Hotel’s “Pet and Play Adoption Event,” 1 to 3 p.m. Fill out a dog-dating profile, play with dogs that match your profile and adopt a dog at 2250 S Barrington Ave., Santa Monica. (310) 4818085; poochhotel.com An Afternoon With Ruben Martinez and Friends, 3 p.m.

Ruben Martinez, Raquel Gutierrez and Rafa Esparza tell about their migration stories from Mexico and Central America to Southern California via spoken word, theater, performance art and music at the Santa Monica Public Library, 601 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica.

(310) 458-8600; smpl.org Veronica Reyes and Matt Sedillo, 4 p.m. Authors read at Beyond Baroque, 681 Venice Blvd., Venice.

(310) 822-3006; beyondbaroque.org “For Young Musicians” Orchestra Concert, 8 p.m. The Culver City Symphony Orchestra performs music by Mendelssohn, SaintSaëns, Prokofiev and Beethoven at Veterans Memorial Stadium, 4117 Overland Ave. at Culver Blvd., Culver City. $5-$10. (310) 7175500; culvercitysymphony.org Arnold Schwarzenegger hard rock/ comedy tribute, 8 p.m. Bear Supply, Fetus of Fetus, SchwarZenator and Albino 9 perform metal, electronic music and more at

Prayer and Healing Explore the connection!

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International speaker, Mark Swinney, is a practitioner and teacher of Christian Science healing and a member of the Christian Science Board Lectureship.

“What is it that Connects Prayer with Healing?”

Friday, May 2, 2014 at 7:30 p.m.

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“I now place my personal will upon the altar. Your will, not my will, father.”

Sunday Services at 1:00 pm Saturday: Timothy B. Johnson Art Opening When Timothy B. Johnson was an art instructor at Bowling Green University in Ohio 25 years ago, imagination drove his paintings “because the landscape is so boring,” he said. Then a relationship with a French woman led him to live in France and Italy, where “art history is in your face, 24/7.”

Johnson, who now divides his time between studios in Cannes and his native Texas, is displaying 30 recent paintings this weekend in Venice, including some created just a few days ago while visiting Calistoga wine country as part of a national art tour.

Whether it’s a plein-air of a lighthouse or a scene

Good Hurt, 12249 Venice Blvd., Mar Vista. (310) 390-1076; goodhurt.com Soul by the Sea, 8 p.m. Analog Smog Frequency, Soul Scratch and Xavior perform funk, rock, soul and more at Harvelle’s, 1432 4th St., Santa Monica. $10. 21+. (310) 3951676; santamonica.harvelles.com

Sunday, April 27 Pier Party, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Expected to attract over 1,000 families and community members, this fundraising event benefits students in the Santa MonicaMalibu School District. Activities include rides, face and hair painting, a live touch tank from the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium, stilt walkers, food and more at Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier. $25$175. (310) 260-8744; pacpark.com Red Hen’s National Poetry Month Showcase, 4 p.m. Gary Geddes, Nicelle Davis, Kim Dower and Brendan Constantine read poetry to celebrate National Poetry Month at Beyond Baroque, 681

peopled with odd characters, Johnson’s oil on canvas and wood scenes enjoy a loose, whimsical touch.

Recently coming out of nine-year marriage, 58-year-old Johnson said that emotional journey has made his latest art a little less playful. But from the loose and lively studies of crabs, roosters and fishing boats he created earlier this month in the Florida Keys, that’s hardly noticeable.

Johnson and Venice artist Catherine Martini, his sometimes painting partner and protégée, share gallery space from 6 to 9 p.m. at 1320 Main Studios, 1320 Main St., Venice. (264) 422-4651; tbricej.com — Michael Aushenker

Venice Blvd., Venice. (310) 8223006; beyondbaroque.org

Monday, April 28 Writers Workshop, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The New York Times bestselling author Gay Hendricks and screenwriter Tinker Lindsay teach how to conquer writers' block and succeed in your own writing at Mystic Journey Bookstore, 1624 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice. $25. (310) 399-7077; mysticjourneybookstore.com “Geeks Who Drink” Trivia Quiz Game Night, 8 p.m. Compete in a trivia night and enjoy music by party DJs at Good Hurt, 12249 Venice Blvd., Mar Vista. (310) 3901076; goodhurt.com

Tuesday, April 29 Star Wars at Your Library for Kids and Teens, 4 p.m. Celebrate reading Star Wars by making origami Yodas, tasting decadent space treats and more at the Mar Vista Library, 12006 Venice Blvd., Mar Vista. (310) 390-3454; lapl.org

Witzend Star Event, 7 p.m. Relish a night filled with poetry and song presented by Witzend Live and The People’s Mike at Witzend, 1717 Lincoln Blvd., Venice. $10.

(310) 305-4792; witzendlive.com

Wednesday, April 30 Toastmasters Speakers by the Sea, 11 a.m. to noon. Learn how to improve public speaking skills when the club meets at 12000 Vista del Mar, Room 230, Playa del Rey. (310) 559-2834 Activist Support Circle Public Forum, 6:30 p.m. Author of “Peace Anonymous- The 12 Steps to Peace” Johnny F. speaks at 1440 Harvard St., Santa Monica. Free.

Refreshments provided. (310) 3991000; activistsupportcircle.org, peaceanonymous.org It’s Not Too Early To Dream: Planning For College Early, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Learn about types of colleges, academic requirements and more at the Santa Monica Public Library, 601 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica. Bring supplies. (310) 458-8600; smpl.org ª

Meeting at First Lutheran Church, 600 W. Queen, Inglewood

Church website: www.UPChurch.org

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Marcelo Lehninger conducts New West Symphony in a world premiere of Russell Steinberg’s “Cosmic Dust” on Sunday in Santa Monica

The aural astronaut Russell Steinberg’s ‘Cosmic Dust’ is New West Symphony’s first commissioned piece under leader Marcelo Lehninger

By Michael Aushenker The New West Symphony gets intergalactic when composer Russell Steinberg sprinkles his “Cosmic Dust” on Sunday afternoon’s program at Santa Monica High School’s Barnum Hall.

“Cosmic Dust,” Steinberg’s 12-minute “abstract story,” is broken up into four parts: “Magic Sky,” “Shooting Stars,” “Interstellar Dust” and “Nova” (“The idea of the new,” Steinberg said), accompanied by dynamic Hubble telescope images.

Steinberg’s piece arrives this weekend as the first-ever piece commissioned by New West Symphony under its new musical leader, Marcelo Lehninger. “Cosmic Dust” prefaces a program also featuring Chopin (Concerto No. 2 in F Minor for Piano & Orchestra, Opus 21) and Beethoven (Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Opus 67).

“Cosmic Dust,” said Lehninger, “reflects my mission, as well as the symphony’s, to focus the repertory not just on standard works but on education and new music. We try to do a little of everything: war horses as well as new music.”

Founded in 1995, New West Symphony features professional classical musicians holding concerts at three venues in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties: Oxnard Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza and Barnum Hall.

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annually and also operates as a nonprofit with outreach to elementary school students.

“It was appropriate to have Russell as the composer,” conductor Lehninger said this week after returning from the East Coast, where he substituted for the Boston Symphony. “He is not only our pre-concert lecturer and already has a following with our symphony patrons, but he regularly works with a youth orchestra.”

Steinberg was previously commissioned by the Daniel Pearl Foundation’s Judea Pearl, father of the journalist slain by terrorists in 2002, to create 2011’s “Stories From My Favorite Planet,” a symphonic tribute to Daniel Pearl set to images inspired by his articles.

In creating “Cosmic Dust,” Steinberg enjoyed carte blanche, but that’s not always the case with commissions.

For a piece created for Rabbi Harold Schulweis, the influential spiritual leader of Encino’s Valley Beth Shalom synagogue, “I never asked him specifically his favorite music.

When I learned it was George Gershwin, I realized why I had not hit the mark,” Steinberg said, chuckling.

However, Schulweis’ Yom Kippur service would have a hand in inspiring his latest piece’s thematic thrust.

“I heard him give this amazing talk that we’re all made of dust. We’re stardust.

When we look at the sky, we’re actually looking at ourselves, at our origins,” Steinberg said.

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piece, but one that tries to express the sky with the music and sounds,” Lehninger said.

“It’s a pretty cool thing.”

In 1999, Steinberg founded Los Angeles Youth Orchestra, drawing students from more than 60 L.A.-area schools to perform at downtown L.A.'s Colburn School. On Friday and Saturday, New West Symphony musicians play side by side with the Conejo Valley Youth Orchestra.

Steinberg modestly describes “Cosmic Dust” as “just the appetizer” for a main course of Chopin and Beethoven.

While he did not create his work with an eye toward how the Chopin piece would follow it — he initially toyed with the idea of creating “slow, undulating music, then took a 180-degree different direction” — Steinberg did compose with Lehninger in mind.

“He has a tremendous drama,” Steinberg said of the symphony’s young leader. “I actually imagined how he can build momentum and create calm in places.”

After Santa Monica, “Cosmic Dust” floats on to Baltimore and New Jersey.

“I hope people hear something that’s a little different and excites their imagination,” Steinberg said. ª Hear “Cosmic Dust” at 4 p.m. Sunday at Santa Monica High School’s Barnum Hall, 601 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica.

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Party poolside all weekend The Annenberg Community Beach House throws itself an activity-filled fifth anniversary fiesta

By Michael Aushenker It’s a five-year anniversary so big it will take a whole weekend to celebrate properly.

The Annenberg Community Beach House, which opened in 2009, is throwing open its doors for two full days of festivities that include ballroom dancing, synchronized swimmers, live music, architecture lectures, yoga, kid-friendly beach games, a screening of a silent film staring original occupant Marion Davies, paddleboard lessons, a kiteflying workshop, a beach picnic and, of course, an open swim.

“We created these activities as a way to introduce people to the Beach House for the first time or have [regulars] experience the Beach House in another way,” Annenberg Community Beach House Manager Nan Friedman said.

The beach house and swimming pool are the vestiges of what was once a five-acre estate established by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst for, Davies his mistress.

The original site included a 100-room mansion that saw decadent parties featuring guests such as Charlie Chaplin and Marlene Dietrich, according to the Annenberg Foundation’s website.

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“The Beach House gives back to the community in a very real way,” Okuyama said. “As the nation’s only public beach club, it brings together all sorts of different communities for a shared experience at the Santa Monica Beach.”

Beyond the party, Friedman said the Beach House will continue to “look at some new ways we can engage the public” and add to current popular programming such as summer picnics and bird walks.

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After years of visiting the desolate destination, L’Heureux, who is also an accomplished painter and recently displayed work at Bergamot Station, still harbors in her voice an enthusiasm for her trips.

“It changes my art every year in that I went down originally as a painter to see white on white,” she said. “I wanted to do color field paintings and really look at the color white.”

She chalks up her love for Antarctica to discovering something new each time — this year in Cape Adare, elusive baby Adelie penguins.

“I finally saw an Adelie chick!” she said of this year’s trip. “They’re only a chick for like two weeks! If you blink and come back one or two weeks later, you’re in a very different Antarctica.”

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The Venice art gallery, founded in support of ecological awareness and causes, launches its Eco Runway for Earth Day group exhibit on Tuesday, featuring work by L’Heureux and 37 other artists.

In addition to her close-up of a yellow-eyed penguin, L’Heureux is also showing images of a Galapagos land iguana and the grey-headed albatross, other animals that were once pushed to the brink.

“They’ve been successfully saved [in recent years],” L’Heureux, who in February visited Cape Adare on her 13th annual trip to Antarctica, said of the rare animals she has captured on film.

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LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

“BODY LANGUAGE” By ROBIN STEARS (Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis)

ACROSS 1 Cold mold 6 Remove pieces from?

11 Stay-at-home ones, perhaps 15 Disappearing slope apparatus 19 Isabella, por ejemplo 20 Largest of the Cyclades 21 Peace Nobelist Wiesel 22 Poker chip collector 23 Bit of roomy footwear?

25 Fresh, in a way 26 Tiger’s ex 27 Puts away, as a dagger 28 Iron Man’s coat?

30 Escalator feature 31 Sour notes 32 “The Racer’s Edge” 35 Phoenix team, on scoreboards 36 Home to 1 billion 38 One vis-à-vis three, at times 42 Shrill morning awakener?

45 Ring of Fire danger 46 Divvy up 47 Jack up 48 Got ready to drive 49 45, e.g.

50 Dole (out) 51 Bits of holly 53 Influence unfairly 54 Opposite of ecto55 Boat-steering tool 56 Wood stove, for one 58 Grade school quintet 59 AutoZone inventory?

65 Hawaii museum section?

67 68 70 71 72 73 76 80 81 82 83 84 86 89 90 91 92 93 95 97 100 103 104 105 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115

Say “y’all,” say Acapulco beaches Charlottesville sch.

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Spotted Least significant Fed. auditing agency Talk trash to Deportment Connection The old one-two?

It joined the Union in 1876 Jamaican tangelo Sliding __ Put down a high school subject?

Bed board Oscar winner Hathaway Spanish bar servings Chew the scenery Now Look dolls, e.g.

Drain cleaners Oodles Less cracked?

DOWN 1 Chihuahua greeting 2 Seven __ 3 Essence 4 Map of Hawaii, often 5 Falls 6 Release 7 Au naturel

8 Line in math class 9 Burgundy of film 10 Controversial flavor enhancer 11 Lifting device 12 Smith graduate 13 Got a C-plus, say 14 Sibyls 15 High-level disloyalty 16 2008 Asian Beach Games host 17 Similar (to) 18 “Seasons of Love” musical 24 Cheri of “SNL” 28 “... a grin without a cat!” thinker 29 Self-important 31 Stick with a net 32 Annoying messages 33 Domino, for one 34 Pound repeatedly 36 Berry rich in antioxidants 37 Capricious 39 Country by the River Shribble 40 Caveat __ 41 Curl around the hole’s edge without going in, in golf lingo 43 School of the future?

44 “Stay off my turf!”

45 Sad 48 Bit of ticket info 51 Pouch 52 Ask for a hand?

53 A/C unit 54 Neurofeedback readout 55 Sugar suffix 57 Pigeonholes 58 Gasteyer of “Suburgatory” 59 Wade through 60 Hebrew leaders?

61 Turns to confetti 62 Some ESPN highlights 63 It parallels the radius 64 Unlikely derby winner 66 Wrigley Field feature 69 Increasingly sore 72 Cherished prize 74 More than half 75 Memento from a billsigning ceremony 76 “Do __ Diddy Diddy’’: 1964 hit 77 Pinged, in a way 78 Famous Amos 79 Get smart with 81 Shade of gray 82 “Presumed Innocent” author 83 Calamity causes 85 Choice morsels 86 Men of La Mancha 87 Eternal 88 Phylum or genus, e.g.

90 Sam who worked with Coach and Woody 94 Key material 95 Itinerant 96 Hayek of “Frida” 97 Evenfall 98 Look like a wolf?

99 __ Bator 100 Corrida cloak 101 “Runaround Sue” singer 102 Prefix meaning “bone” 105 Bernard and Bonaventure: Abbr.

106 Varnish ingredient 107 “__ Town Too”: 1981 hit

legal advertising FiCTiTiOUS BUSiNESS NAME STATEMENT File No. 2014 096856 The following person is doing business as: (1) The Center For Mindful Marriage Marathons, (2) Bay Citites Institue for Marriage Family Therapy, (3) The Center For Underachieving Children, 505 Paseo Miramar Pacific Palisades CA. 90272-3020. Registered owners: (1) Dr. Ann Forisha Thiel 505 Paseo Miramar Pacific Palisades CA. 902723020, (2) Loren Latker, 505 Paseo Miramar Pacific Palisades CA. 902723020, (3) Dr. Bill Forisha, 4715 Northrop Drive Minneapolis MN 55406. This business is conducted by a Joint Venture.

The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on n/a. I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. (A registrant who declares as true any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000)). Registrant Signature/Name: Dr. Ann Forisha Thiel. Title: Owner.

This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Los Angeles on Apr. 10, 2014.

Argonaut published: Apr. 24, May 1, 8, 15, 2014. NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name Statement generally expires at the end of five years from the date on which it was filed in the office of the County Clerk, except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of Section 17920, where it expires 40 days after any change in the facts set forth in the statement pursuant to section 17913 other than a change in the residence address of a registered owner. A New Fictitious Business Name Statement must be filed before the expiration. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Name in violation of the rights of another under Federal, State, or common law (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and Professions Code).

FiCTiTiOUS BUSiNESS NAME STATEMENT File No. 2014 104039 The following person is doing business as: Infinity Flow, 13970 Panay Way, Unit 306, Marina Del Rey, CA. 90292. Registered owners: Mwikali Bessie Hayes, 13970 Panay Way, Unit 306. Marina Del Rey, CA. 90292. This business is conducted by a individual.

The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on n/a.

I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. (A registrant who declares as true any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable

by a fine not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000)). Registrant Signature/ Name: Mwikali B. Hayes Title: Owner.

This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Los Angeles on April 17th, 2014. Argonaut published: Apr. 24, May 1, 8, 15, 2014.. NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name Statement generally expires at the end of five years from the date on which it was filed in the office of the County Clerk, except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of Section 17920, where it expires 40 days after any change in the facts set forth in the statement pursuant to section 17913 other than a change in the residence address of a registered owner. A New Fictitious Business Name Statement must be filed before the expiration. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Name in violation of the rights of another under Federal, State, or common law (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and Professions Code).

FiCTiTiOUS BUSiNESS NAME STATEMENT File No. 2014 107425 The following person is doing business as: Demoraes Images, 4572 Via Marina #308, Marina Del Rey, CA. 90292.

Registered owners: Clerio Demoraes, 4572 Via Marina #308, Marina Del Rey, CA. 90292. This business is conducted by an individual. The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on n/a. I declare that all information in this statement is true and correct. (A registrant who declares as true any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000)). Registrant Signature/Name: Clerio Demoraes. Title: Owner. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Los Angeles on Apr. 21, 2014.

Argonaut published: Apr. 24, May 1, 8, 15, 2014. NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name Statement generally expires at the end of five years from the date on which it was filed in the office of the County Clerk, except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of Section 17920, where it expires 40 days after any change in the facts set forth in the statement pursuant to section 17913 other than a change in the residence address of a registered owner. A New Fictitious Business Name Statement must be filed before the expiration. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Name in violation of the rights of another under Federal, State, or common law (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and Professions Code).

SUMMER INTERNS WANTED The Argonaut newsroom is taking applications for three summer internships: Writing: Help us plan and execute news, feature or arts stories. In addition to working on stories, the position includes helping to compile our weekly events calendar, monthly business briefs and other small tasks.

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