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St. Louis Magazine - August, 2008

August 2008

Lead Story

Best Doctors 2008

St. Louis, meet your 2008 class of star physicians — 903 doctors across 67 specialties

Physician interviews by Shera Dalin

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This Is What It's Like ... To Be a Movie Theater Manager

Bankroll-Playing

Love Potion Number Swine

Shakes on a Plane

Bike Pathapalooza

The Tao of the Dog

The Days of Wine and Reeboks

The Art of the Deal

Stellar Feedback

Re-Presenting the Past

Kitchen Q&A: Bill Cardwell

Frugal Foodie - Pi and Katie's Pizza

First Look - Winslow's Home

Liquid Assets - Summer Beers



	Stalking the Octopus For 20 years Kenn Thomas of Steamshovel Press has been tracking the oily tentacles of world conspiracy — and shaking readers out of their reality tunnels By Stefene Russell

	Open Up and Say Spaahhhhh Three health-and-wellness trips to heal your mind and body By Susan Manlin Katzman

	Sex, Lies & Videotape The world is a sick, depraved place, full of cheaters and philanderers. And Greg Kellerman loves it By Jeannette Cooperman

	Vision Quest For sight-impaired kids, the three R's- especially reading -can be nearly impossible tasks. UM-St. Louis' Pupil Project comes to their rescue By Amy Recktenwald

	Flashback - 1952 What's the frequency, Kenneth? By Stefene Russell

	The People vs. Cornell Haynes Jr. This is the story of Nelly and his haters. And perspective. And the pressure and expectations that come with being a man and a city at the same time By Matthew Halverson

	Looping the Loop Seven hours spent wandering U. City's main drag? Of course it involves coffee, hipsters and Walk of Fame stars. But as Sarah Truckey discovered, it'll also expose you to astronomers, masked protestors, teens in tutus and inappropriate touching By Sarah Truckey

	Worlds Apart Graceful and serenely egoless, a nonverbal 9-year-old girl in U. City floats in and out of what the rest of us call reality. In Kirkwood, a 10-year-old boy with a formidable mind and flash-fire temper manipulates video games for hours on end.... By Jeannette Cooperman

	Your Whole Healthy Body Area experts weigh in on how to stay fit — from head to toe, inside and out By Maud Kelly

	A Conversation with Agnes Wilcox Actor, director, founder of prison performing arts By Jeannette Cooperman

	The Connections In their widely different but equally compelling memoirs, three writers — Jonathan Franzen, Gerald Early and Kathleen Finneran — explore just what it is that ties us to this place called St. Louis By Frank Kovarik

	The Commemorator Over the past few decades, Jack Scharr has quietly been building a niche fine-art empire in Chesterfield Valley. This month, his influence reaches as far away as Beijing By Dawn Reiss