Madison Magazine - November 2009

Archive » Dining Out
	Thanksgiving Flavors Thanksgiving wines to step up your feast By Michael Kwas
	Lotsa Pasta Yummy pasta dishes to try—from Asian-inspired to Wisconsin comfort food. By Dan Curd
	Grille Innovation Dayton Street Grille is a saucy spot By Dan Curd
	A Star is Born The Casablanca cocktail is ready for its close-up By Katie Vaughn
Archive » Habitat
Home Trends November 2009
	A Place for All Seasons By Katie Vaughn
	Casual Comfort By Nancy Lynch
Archive » Health
	Health Hazards Too many men refuse to go to the doctor unless they can’t stop the bleeding. According to local experts, it’s a deadly trend. BY Maggie Ginsberg-Schutz
Archive » Madison Business
	Generation X This generation is defining what it means to be a working parent By Katie Colbert
	Auto Pilot By Judy Dahl
	Opinion: Health Reform Doesn't Have to be This Hard By Kay Plantes and Martin Preizler
	Out of the Oven Meet this local business owner, mother—and now columnist By Katie Colbert
Archive » Spotlight
The Poet Forgets Jazz By James P. Roberts
	Triple Threat Candace Evans leads Madison Opera's production of "Carmen" By Katie Vaughn
Archive » Shopping & Style
Hot Off The Shelf November 2009
	Remember the Time It's time for a new watch—check out this season's hottest picks By Shayna Miller
	Pet's Best Friend Tabby & Jack's pampers our furry friends By Shayna Miller
	Secrets of Style: Ed Edney The self-proclaimed "Madison's favorite socialite" dishes on wardrobe dos and don'ts By Shayna Miller
Archive » Travel
	Where the Sky Fell Exploring the “Rock Elm Disturbance” By Frank Bures

	Disappearing Docs A looming shortage of primary care providers is changing the face of health care By Brennan Nardi
	Food For Thought Writing Contest Read the winning entries of REAP's Food for Thought writing contest
	Person of the Year Steve Stricker is Madison's hometown hero By Neil Heinen
	The Young and the Thankful Wendy Bell's third-graders at Emerson Elementary share what they're grateful for in Madison By Katie Vaughn
	They Had a Very Good Year 2009 hasn't been all doom and gloom, as these Madisonians prove By Neil Heinen, Brennan Nardi, Shayna Miller and Katie Vaughn

Archive » For the Record
	Healthy Debate By Neil Heinen
Archive » Genuine Articles
	The Future of Fruit Innovative, low-maintenance fruit crops at Carandale Farm By Nancy Christy and Neil Heinen
Archive » Out There
	Skin Deep By John Roach
Archive » Politics
	Obama Presidency Hinges on Health Reform By Jenny Price
	Health Care Won't Make or Break Obama By Colin Benedict

November 2009

In This Issue

Departments

Dining Out

Habitat

Health

Madison Business

Spotlight

Shopping & Style

Travel

Columns

For the Record

Genuine Articles

Out There

Politics

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