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St. Louis Magazine - January, 2007

January 2007

Lead Story

How to Have The Best Year of Your Life

Routine beckons like a granny in flannel, drawing us inside her warm, stuffy little house ... where she will eat us alive. That’s why January’s such a gift—a chance to blithely ignore the wolf at the door, break old habits, explore unknown...

By Jeannette Batz Cooperman, Matthew Halverson, Sarah Klein, Katie Pelech and Stefene Russell

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Bridal Things We Love

A Conversation with Tom Schlafly

Circles of Life

CSI: Cyberspace

First Look - The Tuxedo Room

First Person - In Pursuit of A Patriotic Pour

Flashback - 1952

Good Stuff - Buñuelos

Grab a Bite - Hwy 61 Roadhouse and Kitchen

Mix 'n' Match Rock 'n' Roll

Perspective - The Naming Game

Review - Blue Water Grill

What You'll Be Eating in 2007

Wine & Spirits - Chris Hoel



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