Survive Revive
We traveled to Minnesotans’ favorite destinations to find the best ways to embrace or escape winter.
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February 2008
February 2008
Features
Lux Life
With amenities like fully stocked refrigerators and gassed-up SUVs, a local company is changing the luxury vacation business.
Miner Problem
On the Iron Range, miners are dying of a rare lung cancer. What’s to blame—and who’s at risk?
The Toughest Man Alive... Lives in White Bear Lake
Ultramarathon running is not for the weak-kneed, and Pierre Ostor has the toe fragments to prove it.
The God of Small Things
Stewart Woodman impresses at Heidi’s
Columns
MN Then: Patriot Acts
A group of Vietnam War protestors remembers their draft-raiding days
A Likely Story: Whelp Desk
A few questions for America’s least-nurturing baby expert
Sports: Shooting Star
The Gopher’s Gigi Marvin takes aim at the Olympics—and her family’s legacy
Sue Z: Sue Z. Says
Valentine sweets, bakeries and dining tips
Departments
Foreword: Escape Route
This issue's cover story reminds Editor Andrew Putz of being stranded in Reno
Mail: Your Letters
Mail from the last issue of Minnesota Monthly
Talk: Minnesota Endorses...
The Republican Convention, Iowa caucuses, Piano Man and more
Talk: Blind Spot
MJP learns her handicap
Talk: Reviews
Pete Hautman, Wayne Johnson, and music by Dan Israel and Dan Newton
Best Bets: The Agenda
Art, concerts, sports & more—your best bets for February
Counter Culture: Duetta
More frills than chills at Duetta
The Look: Object of Desire
Loco for cocoa
The Look: Jewelry
Whether you crave carats or cool cuffs, there’s a local shop or designer to suit your fancy. These five are all gems.
The Look: Saving Face
Baby, it’s dry outside. And so is your skin. Make it glow again with these winter warriors.
The Look: February 2008 Style File
Retail updates and products you'll love
Quick Bites: 128 Café
A lack of focus bedevils the newly reopened basement bistro
Quick Bites: What to Drink Now
A sweet wine for your valentine.
Quick Bites: Alaska Eatery
A new restaurant proves that a thematic approach and good food aren’t mutually exclusive
Arts: Plot Twist
Theatre de la Jeune Lune attempts to re-gain its footing, red ink aside.
Scene: February 2008 Scene
Phillips Eye Institute's "For Your Eyes Only" cocktail party, 20.21 honored WELL (Wolfgang's Eating, Loving, and Living program), United Way Women's Leadership Council, the annual Beaujolais...
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