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been sprayed with some kind of toxic fire retardant, unless you want to fork over $5,000 or more. And green guidelines are often not yet strict enough to really ensure our safety. Companies everywhere tout their use of “greener� chemicals, but are these chemicals a truly healthy alternative? For example, IKEA discontinued using brominated fire retardants (PBDEs) on mattresses and upholstered furniture. That’s great, since PBDEs are a class of highly toxic chemicals. The problem is that IKEA has replaced PBDEs with chlorinated phosphate esters, another potentially toxic substance that is similar to compounds that have already been banned in the United States and Europe. I look forward to the day when I can stop feeling like a detective, painstakingly searching out the least toxic chemicals for my family. Will such a day ever arrive? For a few very important and ubiquitous chemicals, federal regulation appears to be getting closer. Momentum is gathering to strengthen the 1976 Toxic Substances Control Act. On Sept. 29, the EPA confirmed that, with the backing of the White House, it is formulating a new strategy, creating a list of high-priority chemicals to target— including BPA, phthalates, PBDEs and nonstick perf luorinated compounds—and considering an expansion of existing rules in order to control substances that threaten public health. The FDA is making some progress, too. An FDA special scientific advisory panel reported in late 2008 that the agency’s basis for setting safety standards to protect consumers was inadequate and should be reevaluated. A congressional subcommittee determined in 2009 that the agency relied too heavily on studies sponsored by the American Plastics Council. The FDA is expected to announce soon its reassessment of BPA safety. This good news brings me hope that someday I won’t have to spend so much time in the grocery aisles trying to figure out a chemical-free meal for my family. There will be a time when the most challenging aspect of buying a couch is selecting one that is comfortable or the right shape and color, instead of trying to find one that is chemicalfree. Maybe in the future, I won’t have to do so much research on “healthy alternatives,� but can trust that most of my purchasing choices are pure and natural. Jezra More is a freelance writer and a Healthy Homes Specialist, providing indoor health consultations. She can be reached at JezraMore@hotmail.com. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.

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shoulder pads in his suit went up and down mechanically. This creep is not real, she told herself. Even though Sally had learned in school that corporations have the rights of persons, there was, like, no way Monsanto was this deadlooking guy having coffee at her table. “Nightmares are a spin-free zone,� he said, leaning closer to her. “So I don’t have to make up any pleasantries.� His mouth stretched open to reveal yellow kernels where teeth should be. “I do it for the money. There, I said it. Now, let’s enjoy ourselves. Do you like my suit?� Sally leaned back in horror. Then, with a silent prayer to the crusading late columnist Molly Ivins for courage, Sally picked up her notes and read aloud. “Genetically engineered crops have increased herbicide use by 383 million pounds in the last 13 years,� she read. “But you, Mr. Monsanto,� she pointed, “you engineered the crops to contain Roundup, so why should there be a rise in herbicide use?� “Oh, please,� he replied f latly. “Of course weeds developed resistance to my Roundup Ready corn and soy plants. But I also sell Roundup separately, so I make money either way. It’s a win-win.� He unscrewed the cap from a bottle inside the paper bag and poured a tan liquid into his coffee, gulping greedily. “Want some?� “Farmers are complaining that your latest GE corn and soy plants, Roundup Ready 2, have lower yields,� she said. “And these inferior new GE seeds cost 42 percent more than the old seeds.� Monsanto barked a laugh, spraying espresso on his sleeve. “Isn’t it clever?� he asked. “I make them dependent for seed upgrades, and even if it’s an inferior product, each new version costs more. And when my Roundup-implanted crops don’t kill weeds as promised, farmers have to buy more of the Roundup I sell. Get it?� Sally stood up. “I get it,� she said. “So will my readers.� She picked up her things and marched confidently out of the nightmare. “Hey!� Monsanto yelled after her in slurred speech. “You never said whether you liked my suit.�

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Ferment & Foment Mollie Sitkin and Michaela Biaggi drank so much kombucha in grad school together that it was only natural for the young entrepreneurs to start making it commercially. After all, why not manufacture the excellent fermented tea that had fueled late-night homework sessions and early-morning mountain bike rides while they completed their green MBA programs, especially when it received the widespread stamp of approval? “We made it for our friends and families,� says Sitkin, 25, “and they said, ‘Wow, this is the best kombucha we’ve ever had.’� It’s been a rapid ride for the pair. In January of this year, Sitkin and her 28-year-old kombucha partner wrote a business plan. They had an investor in May, started making it in August and began selling it in October. Now, relatively overnight,

Lonjevitea Kombucha is on the shelves at Whole Foods stores all over the Bay Area, and distribution is expanding at a rapid rate. “We’re using local juices, and kombucha seems to be a hot item right now,â€? Sitkin explains. “And we’re the only local North Bay kombucha company.â€? Another local touch for the yerba matĂŠ-based tea is Lonjevitea’s Gravenstein Apple flavor, using juice from Manzana, the last apple processing plant in Sebastopol. It’s especially good for kombucha virgins. “We have a lot of people who can’t stand the taste of kombucha who actually like our Gravenstein Apple kombucha,â€? Sitkin says. “It’s really apple-cidery.â€? Lonjevitea also offers ginger and chamomile, and future flavors are dependent on the company’s commitment to finding organic ingredients from California. And how can one not love Lonjevitea’s bottling parties? Every few weeks, Sitkin and Biaggi call up a bunch of friends, crank up the online Pandora music station, and dance the day away in their Petaluma warehouse—the

“Love Shackâ€?—while bottling. At a recent soirĂŠe, the unwelcome scourge of Mariah Carey was made bearable only by unique translations of Lady Gaga songs and Biaggi’s demonstration of “how to incorporate the ankle twist with the booty drop.â€? Lonjevitea is found locally at Whole Foods, GuayakĂ­ Mate Bar (6782 Sebastopol Ave., Sebastopol; 707.824.6644), Cowgirl Creamery (at Tomales Bay Foods, 80 Fourth St., Pt. Reyes Station; 415. 663.9335), Petaluma Market (210 Western Ave., Petaluma; 707.762.8452) and with locations expanding seemingly by the minute. More info can be found at www.lonjeviteakombucha.com.—G.M.

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Saucy Sweets Sure, fruitcake is a traditional holiday food, but it certainly doesn’t have to be. That’s where Anette’s Chocolates comes in. Anette’s Chocolate Wine and Liqueur sauces, like the Chocolate Merlot Fudge ($9.95 for a nine-ounce jar), effortlessly spread over a slice of cheesecake, is the perfect postChristmas-dinner dessert to spare family and friends the certainty of fruitcake misery. For 19 years, brother and sister duo Brent Madsen and Anette Madsen-Yazidi have been whipping up sweet treats at their chocolate factory in downtown Napa. Truffles, caramels and brittle abound, but their Chocolate Wine and Liqueur sauces, enhanced with the rich flavor of red wines or liqueur, truly take the cake. “The sauces are always popular, especially for the holiday season,� says Anette. “You can drizzle them on any dessert to make it a little extra special.� And with little less than 5 percent alcohol in each bottle, the sauces pour as liquid, so they won’t harden on guests’ plates as they indulge. The selection of sauces includes Chocolate Port, Belgian Chocolate Brandy, Chocolate Raspberry Liqueur, Chocolate Amaretto and a luscious caramel Butterscotch Scotch. “Our bestselling across the board is the Chocolate Cabernet wine sauce. The combination of chocolate and wine is just, well, perfect,� Anette says. Known for spooning the chocolate sauces right out of the jar and into his mouth, brother Brent puts it simply, “The sauces are basically truffles in a bottle.� His personal favorite? The Chocolate Martini Gonaeche Sauce ($18.50 for a 12.5 ounce bottle). “I’ll eat it just on ice cream or have a spoonful in the evening,� he says dreamily. To indulge in chocolate bliss, the sauces are available through the company’s website at www.anettes.com or at Anette’s Chocolates, 1321 First St., Napa. 707.252.4228.—T.M.

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chocolate 15 years ago. And then she took a bite. Not bad. So very not bad, in fact, that the couple decided to make their own chocolate-dipped fruit bars as a family side business now known as the Roman Bar. Roman kept his day job while Beverley peddled them to Whole Foods. Once the megastore indicated that it, too, liked the product, she got a distributor, and the Roman Bar—think of it as the Clif Bar’s more sophisticated cousin, home after a few years in India and Paris—is now in specialty and upscale markets all over the Bay Area and beyond. But many families have dipped something in chocolate, declared it good and not started a side business devoted to it. Why did the Starno’s? “Roman thinks big,� Beverley says. “He likes to hit it out of the ball park.� And after 15 years, the couple are still fans. “Roman eats one for lunch,� Beverley says. “When you’re dieting, they’re good. I try not to eat too many. We’re surrounded by them, but I still like them.� Roman Bars are available at most Whole Foods and specialty markets in Marin and Sonoma counties, including such odd shops as Fairfax Lumber (109 Broadway Blvd., Fairfax; 415.453.54778).—G.G.

Wine Together When he was seven, Zack Zimmerman fell in love in with the wine industry. He would watch his dad on construction sites, renovating wineries and doing business with the owners. But it wasn’t until he grew older and began following in his father’s footsteps that he realized how young adults were somewhat shunned by the wine business. “Not all of us want to show up to barrel tasting with our frats in party buses and get plastered,� says Zimmerman, a 24-yearold who is soon to graduate from Sonoma State with a double major in wine business strategies and marketing. He believes that young wine connoisseurs can be just as committed to the big business as their Gen X counterparts. So in June he launched the social networking group Wines for Millennials and Beyond through MeetUp. com. “I started the group with the sole purpose of bringing anyone and everyone who enjoys wine and the atmosphere surrounding it together,� Zimmerman says. “I wanted to rid the stigmas that some people have toward younger generations or even older generations.� The group now has over a hundred “vino cohorts,� evenly distributed in age from 21 to around 70. Sponsored by local wineries that quickly heard of Zimmerman’s group, the group was quickly able to take their mingling offline and meet at wineries for tasting events. “I’ve been lucky,� says Zimmerman, who plans to hold more offline group meetings as the movement grows. He hopes his presence as a young entrepreneur and wine lover will impact the industry for the better. “This is my passion,� he says. For more information, visit the group’s site at www.meetup.com/wines-formillennials-and-beyond.—T.M.

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But for 11 years, North Bay residents have enjoyed a cider in House’s relaxed pub atmosphere, one equally friendly to moms and their children as it is to twenty-somethings as it is to area musicians as it is to smokers as it is to dog lovers as it is to those just hoping to run into someone they know. Offering free music almost nightly and a good selection of microbrews and House’s own Pinot blend in addition to the cider that build the biz, Ace-in-the-Hole has lost its lease and closes on Dec. 23. The production facility will move back to a former home at Sebastopol’s VacuDry plant where it will expand in production by some 16,000 gallons. House is considering moving his pub operation to downtown Sebastopol across from Gravenstein Station but won’t reopen unless everything is right. Business, frankly, is just too good.

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“We are exploring the opportunities, but if at the end of the day it doesn’t add up, the main business for us is developing our production, which is now at $3.5 million,â€? House says. “We’re trying to take it to $10 million in the next ďŹ ve years. Our bread and butter is the cider, and while we will allow people to ďŹ ll jugs up in the new [VacuDry] location and have a small tasting area, that may be sufďŹ cient.â€?

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House credits the rise of the microbrew in educating palates and the slump in ďŹ ne wine sales in opening wallets as contributing to his cider’s proďŹ tability. “Younger people now deďŹ nitely know what cider is,â€? he says. “Occasionally people order what they think is an apple juice for their son and we get a gasp. But the majority of people now know what it is. It’s really good stuff for $3.49 a bottle,â€? he laughs, “and in some ways, with the collapse of the very expensive wine business, people are looking for more value.â€? Ace plans a slate of special concerts and events as the month draws to a close, giving regulars and those who haven’t visited the pub in a while a chance to come by and say adieu. House is somewhat bemused by the turn his life has taken. “We’re being forced to expand, which is good; it’s about time I did something.â€? But, he admits, after 11 years of presiding over his own personal drinking spot, “I will have a problem knowing where to go.â€? Ace-in-the-Hole Cider Pub, 3100 Gravenstein Hwy. N., Sebastopl. 707.824.1101.

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The most elegant solution to wine-shipping snags, simply declaring “vinegarâ€? on the packing slip, might not be for everyone (we’d never try it). But you can still give a little avor of the wine country. Wine-based vinegars, sauces and marinades abound, more than you can shake a breadstick at. Sonomic is a rich and potent, Cabernet Sauvignon–based balsamic vinegar made by Petaluma’s Sonoma Portworks. It’s available at many tasting rooms, better delis and at www.sonomicvinegar. com. Putting their Cab in chocolate syrup makes Collier Falls’ all the more decadent. Available at Family Wineries Tasting Room, 4791 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg, and 9390 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood. 888.433.6555. Say goodbye to crack-prone, straight-sided plastic wine cups at picnics and events. GoVino is an elegant, exible, tulip-shaped 16-ounce stemless goblet made from a food-safe polymer, designed to showcase a pour of wine similarly to crystal. That’s not all: it’s got a thumb notch for secure toasting! Sonoma-based creator Joseph Perrulli launched GoVino in 2008, secured blessings from local sommeliers, and keeps the brand close to ďŹ ne wine venues—your gift won’t be spotted next time they’re in BevMo. Available in four-packs or individually for $2.99 at Oakville Grocery, Dean and Deluca, Sunshine Foods, St. Helena Wine Center, Cotati Corner Fine Wines, and at www.govinowine.com. Wine charms are whimsical little wine glass ornaments, the function being that no time is expended on the old “Was that your glass or mine?â€? routine. When the makers of Scrabble discovered that proceeds from the intersection of Scrabble players and wine drinkers were somewhat paltry, they pulled the license from Sonoma’s Wine Things Unlimited. Find these and the discontinued Monopoly version too, at Charles Creek Vineyard, 483 First Street West, Sonoma. An overowing bounty of other silly charms are available at www.winethings.com. We may yawn, but the California Directory of Fine Wineries, Napa Sonoma edition, could be a tease of a gift to those who, pent up in brick buildings and walls of snow, are known to slaver hungrily over wine country vistas. Nearly every page is ďŹ lled with a lavenderchoked pathway, a leisurely lunch and an emerald vineyard view in brilliant coffee-table color. Stick a note in the book that says casually, “Just a few of the favorite places we like to hang out at on weekends.â€? Wine House Press, Sonoma. 707.996.1741. www.californiaďŹ newineries.com. Tools send hobbyists to bed with dreams equivalent to sugar plums, and home wine and beer enthusiasts are always depriving themselves—after all, the DIY idea is to save some dough. How a pH meter will light up the nascent vintner’s eyes, or a copper wort chiller the budding brewer’s. For big-ticket gifters with room to spare under the tree: French oak wine barrel. Re-coopered in Sebastopol from old 60-gallon barrels, they’re sized down to 15, 20 and 30 gallons, and retoasted nice and toasty. They run $315–$335, and the wrapping paper required about half again as much. The Beverage People, 840 Piner Road, Ste. #14, Santa Rosa. 707.544.2520.

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Squeeze Box Beauties “Gosh, if you just think of the metaphor, it’s pretty crazy,� says Renee de la Prade, creator of the 2010 Accordion Babes Pin-Up Calendar. “I mean, this is an instrument that you’re pushing in and pulling out while you play it! And you’re tickling the buttons with your fingers!� De la Prade, who’s long played her custom “pelvis� accordion on the streets of Fairfax, San Rafael and San Francisco, has a thing for sexy accordions. Last year, she assembled her inaugural calendar of Bay Area beauties blending bare booty and bellows, and she sold out the entire 1,000-print run in less than three weeks. She’s sold even more so far this year, making it one of the most popular local calendars around. The 2010 calendar is full of accordionists in various states of disrobe on front porches, reclining

in clawfoot tubs, bent over chairs, strutting at the bowling alley, being fondled by skeletons and, in de la Prade’s month, pedaling a 10-speed. Most people think of accordions and picture Lawrence Welk or fat German guys in lederhosen. “For accordion lovers, that’s no problem—they think that’s sexy, too,� says de la Prade. But the juxtaposition of accordions and bare legs often throws people for a fun, feisty loop. Now a much-talked about seasonal gift, the Accordion Babes calendar maintains a standard of quality (“If I were a man, I couldn’t have put this together, because feelings get so easily hurt. ‘That photo’s not sexy enough.’ How do you tell that to someone?�), and comes with a CD of songs from each month’s squeeze, including the North Bay’s own Amber Lee Baker, Mad Maggie and Roxanne Oliva. It can be ordered for $20 through www.squeezeboxgoddess.com. —G.M.

No Fret, No Worries At his plant in an industrial area of Rohnert

Park, Rick Shubb leans back in his chair and plays with the E-shaped metal and rubber device he and his partner Dave Coontz pioneered in 1975. A banjo player and music teacher who gigged with bands during the San Francisco music scene of the ’60s, Shubb lacked a decent a fifth-string capo for his banjo, so drew up plans for a prototype. Coontz, his student and a particularly creative auto mechanic, handmade the first crude prototype with a lever design as opposed to a spring. This allowed the player to apply it quickly while preserving the intonation. After several revisions, they started getting requests from other banjo players, initially selling them by the handful at music festivals. The partners eventually expanded to a more widely used product, a guitar capo. The partners turned their hobby into a business, and the Shubb Capo Company was born. “Most other capos were unsatisfactory, and finding one to use was kind of like selecting the least of various evils,� Shubb recalls. “They were slow to use and put guitars out of tune.� Shubb and Coontz designed a hinge 'THE BOHEMIAN

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been essentially the same for so many years because the product is what it should be so you don’t change it.� The current company motto is “Still the best,� and Shubb takes a conservative marketing approach to promote solidarity and a continued trust of their products. “All through the growth of the company I’ve been entirely driven by the satisfaction of the users. Being a musician, starting the company by making stuff to use myself and creating the capo from my ideas has put me in the position of feeling that the players are my people and I’m making stuff for them,� Shubb emphasizes. “The most important thing is customer satisfaction. There’s a person, just like me, at the other end who wants it to work for them.� This holiday, slip a Shubb into your musician’s stocking—or pocket—and listen for the joyful change in their tune. Shubb capos are available at most music stores or check them out online at www.shubb.com.—S.D.

Great Big Batch of Cute With her unique quirky energy and her impeccable eye for detail, Heidi Iverson is completely out of this world and all sorts of awesome. With a focus on recycled materials and high-quality wool and linen, Iverson’s H-Luv Fabrications, run out of a Penngrove studio, provides a giggly sweet and awe-inspiring collection of dolls for the kid in all of us. When not wrapped up in creating and writing her latest knitting patterns or developing softie books, Iverson is busily stitching away at her variety of dolls, including owls, kitties and painfully adorable mushroom people ($34 and up). With their “Anime meets Little House on the Prairie� flare, American Girl Dolls ain’t got nothing on H-Luv’s original, handmade cuteness!

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Find them at the Knitterly (1 Fourth St., Petaluma; 707.762.9276), Maude Rare Finds (122 Kentucky St., Petaluma; 707.763.1858), Black Mountain Artisans (11245 Hwy. 1, Point Reyes Station; 415.663.9130) or online at www.h-luv.com.—D.B.

Totally Tool There’s probably a limited group of people for whom you can buy Stanleyknife panties for Christmas and feel like you’ve done the right thing, but for those friends, Evo Noche has your needs—and your friends’ asses—covered. Specializing in simple, original printed designs on linens, aprons, tableware, clothes, lounge wear and “pretty much anything in a house that we can manage to get underneath a screen to print on,” Evo Noche has, for over four years, made wearing line drawings of keys, screws, hammers and crescent wrenches totally cool. Run by Erin Brookey and her husband Jason Roeder, who’s drummed for 25 years in the world-renowned proto-metal band Neurosis, one might assume the Santa Rosa–based company would create sludgy, busy designs befitting Roeder’s musical output. Instead, the designs are eye-pleasingly sparse and clean, while their mostly utilitarian subjects belie Evo Noche’s soft side. Since the birth of the couple’s son, children’s clothes have appeared with patterns of snails, and a new series of vintage eyeglasses, which both Brookey and her mother collect, have taken off. Running a business as a married couple has its usual complexities (“Dates turn into business meetings,” says Brookey), especially when Roeder is out on tour opening for Ozzy or co-headlining with Mastodon. But it’s the tasteful placement and simple patterns that make their wares so appealing. And who can resist a coy double-entendre? Their bestseller is a pair of hot pants covered in screws. Evo Noche’s designs are available locally at Launch (971 Gravenstein Hwy. S., Sebastopol; 707.892.3312), Sprout (177 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg; 707.433.7355), the Petaluma Craft Mafia show at the Petaluma Vets Building on Dec. 19, and online at www.evonoche.com. —G.M.

Lifer-Long Learning Serving some 250 students a semester in disciplines as disparate as neurology, geometry, music appreciation, English, ancient history, modern lit and sociology, the Prison University Project (PUP) is literally one-of-a-kind in California. Based at San Quentin Prison, the PUP uses volunteer instructors to give inmates the equivalent of a full junior college education. Graduates receive their AA degrees, but most importantly they receive skills and learning experiences that might prevent them from returning to prison when—and if—they’re ever let out. Independently funded, the PUP is more affected by inmate numbers and reassignments than it is by the Golden State’s fiscal woes, but every nonprofit is feeling the pinch of our Great Recession. The Sunshine

Lady Foundation (SLF), however, has proposed a limitless matching grant for the PUP that expires on Dec. 15. This means that no matter how much the PUP raises, SLF will donate the same amount. Why not give the gift of education this holiday season, helping a convicted felon learn more about himself through the words of William Shakespeare or create a new start for himself by mastering calculus? Randall Countryman, an inmate who served 21 years in prison, reports in the “Alumni News” section of the PUP’s quarterly newsletter that he’s living now in San Diego, has a car, home, job, church affiliation and friends. “I am striving,” he writes, “at being the best example I can possibly be in the free world to show that second chances are worth giving.” To donate to the PUP and help with SLF matching grants, contact them at 415.455.8088 or give online at www. prisonuniversityproject.org.—G.G.

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Step on It Mike Marino spent years working in auto electronics and computer repair while building guitars on the side, but it wasn’t until this past decade that the two fields collided. Namely, Marino started making guitar pedals, first for himself to use in his band, the Blues Burners, then for the many people who asked him about his tone. Two years ago, Marino officially launched Tone Candy pedals, and right out of the gate, they started getting outstanding reviews from Premier Guitar and Guitar Player magazines. He was off and running as an exalted technician of tone. “I made a lot of pedals that way,” he says of Tone Candy’s formative years, “they were custom pedals for me, but people really liked them, so I figured I might as well come up with a name and make them commercially.” He also makes them durable, with Switchcraft jacks, heavy-duty cases, steel potentiometers, Electro-Harmonix switches and military-style circuit boards made in America. Everything is hand-soldered, Marino says, and “I just figured, if I’m going to make it, maybe the parts cost more, but it’s worth it.” Marino assembles each pedal himself at his Santa Rosa home, but may have to find larger quarters with the sudden success of his most recent creation, the Spring Fever reverb pedal. “It sounds almost identical to the 1963 Fender Reverb unit, and no one’s been able to do it yet. That’s what these stores have been telling me that are buying it,” he says. “This one might take off and put me on the map.” Tone Candy’s overdrive pedals have been noted for maintaining their sound even at lower volumes. Importantly, they pass the player’s test—Marino himself uses each pedal with the Blues Burners before offering it commercially. “I have other pedals that I haven’t released, like delay pedals,” he teases, “so there’ll be future releases.” Tone Candy pedals are available at Zone Music (7884 Old Redwood Hwy., (% Cotati; 707.664.1213), Music Biz THE BOHEMIAN

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“I always wanted a craft business,� Lucille Miles says matter-of-factly, “so I decided to go into the fairy business.� Using natural materials she collects on her daily walks with her two Jack Russell terriers around the Junior College in her Santa Rosa neighborhood, Miles’ fairy business, Forest Whimsy, is something of a big business. Selling for between $250 and $400, these intricately constructed dwellings for imaginary folk can stand as high as 30 inches and feature rooms, furnishings, porches, chimneys and other accoutrements, almost all of them made solely from natural materials that she’s either found or purchased at the San Francisco flower mart. The rarest of her regular items is that precious oddity known as the fake mushroom. “I pick them up wherever I can,� she says. “They’re very hard to find.� Why not just make them as she does other objects, using wool in a dry felting technique? “The fairy houses are hard enough,� she laughs. Miles got her start in the tough realities of the imaginary world when her daughter, now a high school freshman, was a second grader. The girl was entranced by the idea of fairies, and Miles would often nap with her in the backyard after the two had counted all the many fairies in the trees. Her daughter’s friends also loved fairies, so Miles got together with some other mothers to create a handcrafted house to hold the creatures. While the other moms presumably went on to other pursuits, Miles got the fairy-house bug big-time. Each abode is different, prompting one to wonder if there is a fairy-house formula of any kind. “It totally depends on the first twig I pick up,� Miles says. “The house is determined by the shape of the branches and the twigs.� While she admits that at least half of her customers are middle-aged women and that she does produce less domestic motifs for little boys—like gnome-drawn carts replete with felted fruit—her whimsys are really made for an endless population. “There is always,� she pronounces, “a new crop of fouryear-old girls.� Forest Whimsy products can be found at Kaleidoscope Toys (2421 Magowan Drive, Santa Rosa; 707.545.8697), Susan’s Storeroom (239 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo; 415.456.1333) or online at forestwhimsy.net.—G.G.

“Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac� in his hit “The Boys of Summer,� swinging into lame acceptance with the next line, “Don’t look back, you can never look back.� In other words, why embrace the ideals of your youth when there’s money to be made? The Grateful Dead merchandising machine is still cranking out product for those with every volume of Dick’s Picks already on their BMW’s CD changer, but at least it’s more of home and hearth than stock and bond. Namely, the Dead-themed variant on the classic Parker Brothers board game Monopoly, created by Bob Weir’s friend Debbie Gold and overseen by Weir himself. Throw on your favorite live version of “Dark Star,� roll the J’s and roll the dice, folks, ’cause the Grateful Dead version of Monopoly is here. In addition to possessing an awkward name, Grateful Dead-opoly falls into the same category as every other Monopoly takeoff before it. (North Bay locals had our own in the late ’80s with “Sonopoly.�) Properties are bought in the form of classic albums, jail is rendered as being “off the bus,� railroads are famous music venues and “Karma� and “Rex Foundation� cards instruct such goofiness as “’Truckin’’ Hits #1 in Turlock—Advance Four Spaces.� The money is printed with each band member’s face, the playing tokens are either instruments, a bus or Weir’s dog, the background is tie-dyed and it comes with an official Grateful Dead-opoly VIP All-Access lanyard pass. I know what your real question is: What’s Boardwalk? Usually reserved in these types of offshoot games for properties of high prestige, in Grateful Dead-opoly, it’s the band’s enduring 1970 album American Beauty. Let the arguing begin (“Aoxomoxoa deserves far better than Vermont Avenue, man!�) and buy Grateful Dead-opoly for $35 online at www.dead.net.—G.M.

Riding Writing All North Bay residents know someone on fire for cycling. What better way for hardcore bike lovers to keep up on the latest group rides, tours and first-hand cycling adventures than to read about them in a hip, fun, grassroots cycling magazine? Founded by Gran Fondo director Carlos Lopez, ‘Bike Monkey’ magazine offers informative, often hysterically funny and always unpretentious articles that even beginning cyclists can comprehend and get excited about. Run by longtime locals with longtime bike addictions and printed on all recycled paper, Bike Monkey is the gift that keeps on giving. At $14 for a one year, quarterly subscription and noggin’ warming beanies at $15 each, Bike Monkey is a budget stocking stuffer that cyclists of all levels will be stoked about. www.bikemonkey.net.—D.B.

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functional art? Furthermore, who doesn’t love a way to carry this art around by bike? Lucie White, the mastermind and craftswoman behind Santa Rosa based Luce Goods has set the trend for North Bay hipsters with her fabulous bags and hats. Fashioned after the musette, a WW II shoulder satchel, Luce Goods Lucette Bags ($60) are each one-of-a-kind, constructed of recycled fabric with a variety of lively and often amusing prints and colors. Each Lucette Bag comes complete with an outer pocket, a tab to attach your bike light onto and a carabiner hook that fastens to belt loops while you ride across town looking totally stylish and cool. With batches of Luce Goods cycling hats custom made for local cycling companies like SoulCraft, Sycip and Custom Frame Builders, Luce Melon Hats ($30) are available for individual purchase as well, as are the cycling caps with ear f laps more formally known as Melon Sorbet Hats ($40). You can soon find these kick-ass, one-of-a-kind scores at Sycip (111 Fifth St., Santa Rosa; 707.542.6359) and the Bike Peddler (hats only, 605 College Ave., Santa Rosa; 707.571.2428). In the meantime, order directly at www.f lickr.com/ photos/lucegoods. Custom bags are also (' available!—D.B. THE BOHEMIAN

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handiwork is Beals herself, hardly ever seen without one of her smart chapeaus atop her head. “I feel naked without a hat. I’m always wearing one,� Beals says, “and I sometimes forget that I even have one on.� Beals, who drives a sea-foam green 1957 Morris Minor, is a pert, stylish woman whose fascination with hats goes back to childhood, when her family owned a trunk of vintage hats from the ’20s and ’30s. Making them came later. While a teacher’s assistant in the design department at UC Davis, she took part in a project called “Hats in a Hurry,� making five wearable hats from celluloid, lampshades and even men’s underpants. Beals remembers, “People would say, ‘You could sell those hats! I want to buy one!’ And that’s basically how it started.’� That was 20 years ago, and Beals has made and sold countless hats since, mostly from felt, that have been worn by everyone from Twiggy to Nancy Pelosi. Recently, she’s started making her own felt and she’s acquired a vintage 1920 straw-braiding machine for making authentic art deco weaves. She then adds a dash of vintage buttons and ribbons or “whatever seems to call to me and says, ‘This would be great in a hat.’� Selling for between $90 and $350, Beals makes eye-catching headwear to turn any modern gal into a silent-film star. Beals’ hats can be bought at the Sonoma County Museum’s gift shop (425 Seventh St., Santa Rosa; 707.579.1500) or by contacting the milliner herself at www.phyllisbealshats.com.—G.M.

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n considering Me and Orson Welles, I can’t help but remember Pauline Kael’s lead for her review of the 1982 film My Favorite Year: “[It’s] about hero worship, and— surprise!—it’s for it.� Me and Orson Welles’ take on Welles is no such surprise. No one gets a Pulitzer for pointing out that Orson Welles is a more fascinating figure than Zak Efron. It’s also not news that Efron has something. The star of the phenomenally popular High School Musical franchise is an accomplished songand-dance man; he can’t resist a little stepand-slide while waiting for his date to climb the stairs to her apartment. It’s likely some director will find the right way to graduate Efron from the juvenile stage, and such a director should emphasize his hard shiny shell. Efron would make a great Pal Joey, for instance, and eventually he’s going to have some of Gene Kelly’s slight ruthlessness. Here, Efron just takes the spotlight away from a far more fascinating figure. Director Richard Linklater’s focus is more upon an innocent pup of 1937 than in the rising of Welles. Efron’s Richard is a high school student who literally wanders into a small part in Welles’ production of Julius Caesar at the Mercury Theater. The theater itself is a ruin

with gaping trapdoors that tend to swallow actors whole. Richard will be working for free in his three- or four-line role as Lucius, playing a ukulele disguised as a lute. Dealing with the moods of the already notorious Welles, Richard is drawn by two women: one is Welles’ assistant, Sonja (Claire Danes); the other is a yearning would be writer (Zoe Kazan) who longs to get into the New Yorker. Shooting at a restored old theater in Douglas, on the Isle of Man, Linklater recreates Welles’ New York staging of Julius Caesar in fascist black-shirt costumes. This was a stripped-down shocker of a production that lasted one hour and 45 minutes without intermission. The stage scenes are the most compelling in the movie; we can see effect of “Nuremburg lighting� in the finale and the quotes from Mussolini’s anthems in Marc Blitzstien’s score. Welles played Brutus, and in Wellesian fashion he bent the heavily edited text around the noble assassin. But his acting was apparently not the true thrill of the production. And Linklater sensibly concentrates on the graphic fist of this Caesar. It was a preview of the intensity Welles would later bring to the cinema. Christian McKay’s version of Welles is routinely delightful and unpredictable. He misses a little of the real man’s impudence; the emphasis here is on the man under stress, as opposed to his startling playfulness. The voice isn’t overdone but it sounds very right on the ear. McKay is fleshy enough, but he distractingly resembles Carl Reiner. James Tupper also gets the essence of Joseph Cotten through voice and mannerisms, though this Cotten here is seemingly more interested in girls than acting. Simon Callow’s excellent book Orson Welles: The Road to Xanadu is a helpful background to the parts Linklater can’t get on screen. Callow notes that Welles’ version hadn’t been the only proposed staging of Caesar that alluded to fascism. The actor-turned-historian also notes the textual limitations of a Brutus-centered production, and how much sound effects and lighting helped a cash-strapped theater company of the 1930s. And the interviews are enlightening; Norman Lloyd, here played by Leo Bill, described Welles’ take on Caesar as “Costa-Gavras.� The problem is that Richard’s weeklong rapture with Orson leaves him where he started. Kazan, button-cute as she is, doesn’t hold up her end of Richard’s triangle, particularly when we see her muttering “Truth is beauty, beauty truth� to an actual Grecian urn. Linklater’s unforced handling of the cast is a plus; as Welles’ expression has it, Linklater doesn’t push the river. Tasty bits of history and the even-handed approach to Claire Danes’ lively character arre a plus. But one feels that had the movie come out in favor of hero worship, it wouldn’t have hurt. There’s a kind of moral monstrosity placed on Welles, making him an ungrateful brat who turns on people. And I couldn’t get behind the moral outrage we’re supposed to feel when Welles shows interest in Sonja. If a man is a genuine king, it’s hard to resent him a little droit de seigneur. ‘Me and Orson Welles’ opens Friday, Dec. 11, at the Rialto Lakeside Cinemas, 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.525.4840.

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You might want DJ Hero. You might want a f lat-screen TV. You might even want, for reasons we can’t quite understand, an Amazon Kindle. But who wants two tickets to Paradise? Eddie Money, who gets his last name from the very currency that makes December go ’round, that’s who. In a benefit performance for the Marine Corps’ annual Toys for Tots campaign, the 60year-old rocker and ex-cop drops in for a runthrough of all his hits, including “Baby Hold On� and the 1986 smash “Take Me Home Tonight.� Too old to rock? Don’t worry, grandma, it’s an all-acoustic set. Bringing a new, unwrapped toy to the show gets you in a half-hour early for a meet-and-greet with Money himself, where you can congratulate him for completing, earlier this year, his most recent rehab stint. Be his little baby on Sunday, Dec. 13, at the Mystic Theatre. 23 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. 8pm. $30. 707.765.2121.

Always on the hunt for new sounds and new contexts, the Berkeley-bred eight-string jazz guitarist Charlie Hunter is something of a Pat Metheny for the funk generation; last year, he was seen with Meters drummer Zigaboo Modeliste at Yoshi’s, and for his upcoming album, Gentlemen, I Neglected to Inform You You Will Not Be Getting Paid, he picked up seasoned players from Antibalas and TV on the Radio. Always with a tight group, Hunter is an unstoppable touring machine with a bounty of musical ideas and great sidemen. This weekend’s show features Hunter along with jazz trumpeter Ron Miles, the Lounge Lizards’ Curtis Fowkes, trombonist Alan Ferber, and Eric Kalb, who’s guested with Sharon Jones’ band, the Dap-Kings, on drums. Get down to new tracks like “High Pockets and a Fanny Pack� and “Every Day You Wake Up New York Says No� on Sunday, Dec. 13, at the Hopmonk Tavern. 230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. 8:30pm. $20. 707.829.7300.

Since shutting its doors in the late 1980s, the Uptown Theater in Napa has been one of those dream projects of restoration—everyone wants to see it shine like the architectural diamond it once was when it first opened in 1937, but who’s got the money? Alas, good intentions and good benefactors have recently combined to save the decaying theater, and the Uptown is slated to reopen in early 2010, with full restoration to its original art deco splendor. The job hasn’t been easy (when it closed, its ceiling fresco was covered and the large auditorium was subdivided into four smaller theaters with separate screens), but the results are reportedly beautiful. The public gets its first chance to witness the restoration when Napa County Landmarks leads its 21st annual Holiday Candlelight Tour, which begins inside the grand theater with a full presentation and Q&A with the new owners before covering vernacular residential architecture northwest of town. Fulfill your curiosity and toast to historic preservation on Saturday, Dec. 12, at the Uptown Theater. 1350 Third St., Napa. 4pm to 8pm. $30. 707.255.1836.

He’s presented the quirky North Bay holiday show Twisted Christmas Live for seven years, and now, longtime Bohemian stage reviewer, playwright and general man-about-town David Templeton hosts Twisted Shorts, an evening of short films celebrating the off beat side of the 25th. Combining live commentary with weird short films, Templeton and co-organizer Dan Zastrow are going for a vintage late-night-television, movie-show feel, and the results should prove to be hilarious. Among other films, the 90-minute program includes Santalicious, in which Santa’s reindeer investigate Mr. Claus’ sudden weight loss; Present Tense, a mock home movie in which a Christmas morning gift swap turns horribly awry; and the bright and chipper Suicidal Christmas Trees, a look into the various miseries and ailments of our arboreal companions. Take a walk on the wild side with Twisted Shorts on Thursday, Dec. 10, at the Rafael Film Center. 1118 Fourth St., San Rafael. 7pm. $10. 415.454.1222.

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TROI may cause dizziness at noise-rock convergence in Sebastopol it singles, perfect hair, million-dollar production, glossy spreads. Who needs it! Making a name for oneself in music is sometimes such a daunting prospect that the more attractive option is to go in the completely opposite direction. Take the bands of traveling troublemakers like the Reatards and the Mummies, who gained notoriety for being thrown out of clubs simply for being utterly annoying and antagonizing. If you can’t beat ’em, beat ’em. Last month, an intentionally abrasive noise band called TROI—a moniker shortened from their former name, Drinking Coffee from Counselor Troi’s Head—joined the select group of bands so loud and irritating as to warrant being thrown out of a venue in the middle of their set. At a small show at Unity Music on Piner Road in Santa Rosa, after 15 minutes of noise so gut-churning that the guitarist himself had to take a break to step outside and vomit in the parking lot and some questionable activity with wooden stools, the management turned the lights on. The band, cut short. The ďŹ nger, pointing toward the door. It was probably just an awkward billing, as freely improvised, gut-churning noise actually does have a local following. Just look at the lineup this weekend at the Odd Fellows’ Hall in Sebastopol, hosted by tireless West County curator A DJ N Front of the Coffee Shop. Billed simply as “Party & Lounge Art and Music Show,â€? the multi-genre evening features Moira Scar, a transvestite experimental band made of Roxy Monoxide and LuLu LaCorpse, who live in a barn with a bunch of feral cats by Santa Rosa Creek; some “downtempo chillnessâ€? from Gabby La La and Zach Morris; acoustic groove-soul from Kyle Williams; hellďŹ re and brimstone from Shrew Florist; prog-rock locals PATHOS; the downtempo electronic sounds of OKnotOK; and many, many more, including the return of TROI. It’s easily the weirdest thing going on in West County this weekend, and that’s saying a lot. Witness the madness on Friday, Dec. 11, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. 195 N. Main St., Sebastopol. 6pm. $7. www.myspace.com/indiemixn.

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LOOKING FOR LTR Outdoorsy, health-minded, clean-cut, honest woman in her 30s, who enjoys biking, dining, shopping, the beach, hiking, taking walks, wants to meet a male in his 30s for LTR. 309772

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ARE YOU THE ONE? Bright, artistic, caring, flexible, adorable guy, 50s, likes music, dancing, travel, the beach, dining out. Looking for similar female. 302306

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Meet Molly • Kitty of the Week MEET MOLLY – this lively little kitty just can't sit still – she's got so much to explore and experience. She investigates everything with her paw first (is she left or right-handed?) once she's covered her territory, however, she's ready to snuggle up for some love-time. That's where YOU come in! What are you waiting for? To learn more about adopting Molly or many other homeless animals at the Sonoma Humane Society, please visit us or check us out online. The Adoption Center is open 7 days a week from 12PM - 6PM and is located at 5345 Highway 12 West, Santa Rosa (just 5 miles west of Hwy 101 @ Llano Rd) www.sonomahumane.org

Meet Squiggy • Kitty of the Week

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MEET SQUIGGY, the most gorgeous cat in the place. This beautiful cat is a real STUNNER with his dark grey coloring and luminous eyes. He knows he's something special and walks around like the head lion in the pride....but that doesn't mean he doesn't like attention and affection, all of which he feels is only his due! To learn more about adopting Squiggy or many other homeless animals at the Sonoma Humane Society, please visit us or check us out online.

HI, I'M RADAR! Do you think I got my name because of my ears? I'm a very shy 1-year old Dach/Terrier mix Let me tell you a little about me. I was brought here as a stray and no one came for me. Lots of thing overwhelm me so I need a safe secure quiet home with no children but once I accept you I will be your loving and faithful companion. To learn more about adopting Radar or many other homeless animals at the Sonoma Humane Society, please visit us or check us out online.

The Adoption Center is open 7 days a week from 12PM - 6PM and is located at 5345 Highway 12 West, Santa Rosa (just 5 miles west of Hwy 101 @ Llano Rd) www.sonomahumane.org

The Adoption Center is open 7 days a week from 12PM - 6PM and is located at 5345 Highway 12 West, Santa Rosa (just 5 miles west of Hwy 101 @ Llano Rd) www.sonomahumane.org

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SPIRITUAL CONNECTIONS Finding inspiration and connecting with your community The Journey Center: Christ-centered Spirituality, Healing, & Wholeness Reading room, art gallery, prayer/ meditation gatherings, spiritual journey resources, bodywork, bookstore, free WiFi. 1601 Fourth Street, Santa Rosa. www.journeycenter.org 707.578.2121 Santa Rosa Shambhala Meditation Center Free instruction and practice opportunities Tuesday 4:30-5:30 PM, Wednesday 7 PM, Sunday 10 AM - 11:15 AM. www.santarosa.shambhala.org

Mahakaruna Buddhist Meditation Center Offers ongoing introductory and advanced classes. Weds at noon, Tues & Weds evenings 7:30–8:45pm Prayers for World Peace, Sun, 10:30–11:45am Everyone welcome. 304 Petaluma Blvd., North, Petaluma www.meditationinnorcal.org One-Day Lamrim Meditation Retreat "The Four Noble Truths" Join us for a peaceful day of contemplation, meditation, and silence to meditate on the fundamental states of mind that lead to liberation and enlightenment. Each hour long session will include commentary and explanation for the 25 minute meditations which are preceded by recitation of prayers to request blessings. Everyone is welcome. No prior experience required. $25 donation includes vegetarian lunch. RSVP info@meditateinpetaluma.org or 707-766-7720. Sat. Dec. 12, 10 am -3:30pm Mahakaruna Buddhist Center 304 Petaluma Blvd. North

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Sons of the Season Comedian Brian Wezel MCs SonomaCounty Habitat for Humanity benefit, featuring gospel group Apple BlossomSpecial, a cappella stylings of BBC, Love Choir and others. Dec 11 at 7. Free.Sebastopol Community Church, 1000 Gravenstein Hwy N, Sebastopol, 707.829.1872.

Light Up a Life Tree-lighting ceremonies throughthe county shed light, remembrance and holiday cheer, as well as raise fundsfor Hospice. Dec 12 at 6, Depot at Railroad Square, Santa Rosa. Dec 13 at 6,Star of the Valley Church, Oakmont. $10 to donate a light towards memory of aloved one. Hospice of Petaluma, 416 Payran St, Petaluma, 707.778.6242.

Heal Back Pain with Silver Cloud Align Spine, Relax Muscles, add Flexibility. Lose Weight-Inflammation-Sleep Better. Far-infrared Jade Massage Beds do it all. Great Holiday demo model discounts. Try it at 1030 Second St., Santa Rosa. Hours and Info call: 707-888-7727

Golden Star Grafix Need a quality designer? Business cards, brochures, flyers, posters, digital collage, cd covers, photographic restoration, general marketing materials. Mark Schaumann 707.795.0924

Candle Lighting Memorial Compassionate Friends invite you tonon-sectarian celebration of children's lives, and to light a candle forchildren who have passed. Dec 13 at 7. Free. Unity in Marin, 600 Palm Dr,Hamilton, Novato, 415.457.3123.

Rocks and Clouds Zendo Meditation and Dharma Talk Wednesday nights, 7:00 p.m. 618 South Main Street, Sebastopol. www.rocksandclouds.org 707/824-5647.

Advent Reflections: A Candlelight Contemplative Gathering Each Sunday in Advent, we gather from 7:00-8:00 p.m. to create space in this busy season for encountering God and receiving the gifts of joy, peace and hope. All are welcome for this time of music and prayerful meditation. Journey Center, Santa Rosa, 707-578-2121, www.journeycenter.org.

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D.G. Sculpture Studio Gallery presents new sculptures inspired by his travels in Peru. Opening Dec. 12, 2-7pm. Show thru Jan. 7. 25A Maxwell Ct, Santa Rosa. 707-546-1541. dgsculpture@comcast.net info www.danielgraham.com

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