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Crispy Roast Duck with Giblet Gravy

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Seven Steps for Taming America's Newest Health Epidemic -- Gluten Sensitivity

An interview with Dr. Janet Angel

Some experts are calling it America’s newest health epidemic.

According to a recent study by the University of Maryland Center for Celiac Research, about 20 million Americans presently suffer from gluten intolerance – an adverse reaction to the protein gluten found in wheat and related grain species, including barley and rye.

Gutierrez Family Issues Statement Concerning the Disappearance of

Daughter and Sister, Veronica Gutierrez

Salt lake City – (November 4, 2014) – 20-year-old Veronica Gutierrez went missing around 10 a.m. on Sunday, November 2 after attending an LDS sacrament meeting at the ward house located at 7171 S. 2700 W. in West Jordan.

Crank Up the Heat This Tailgating Season

Football is as much about the food as it is the game, and a recent McCormick Grill Mates survey shows that one-third of tailgaters are looking to crank up the heat in their fare this season. For a burger that’s extra hot, add a molten center of Cheddar cheese with jalapeno slices using this easy step-by-step guide.

When celebrating the past and looking forward to the future, the New Year is a perfect time to set goals for a better, healthier you.

Setting yourself up with a strong nutrition foundation is essential for long-term success. An expert on helping others attain healthy lifestyles, registered dietitian Elizabeth Somer offers these four time-proven skills for permanent weight loss and health management.

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NEW MOVIE, FILMED IN UTAH:   “NOWHERE SAFE”

TO RELEASE ON DVD NOVEMBER 4

LOGAN, UTAH:   NOWHERE SAFE, starring Natasha Henstridge, Jamie Kennedy and Danielle Chuchran, will release on DVD on Tuesday, November 4, 2014.   NOWHERE SAFE recently premiered nationally on UPTV last month.  The entire movie was filmed in Utah at various locations, including Pleasant Grove High School, Hill Air Force Base Aerospace Museum, the Castle Amphitheater in Provo, and Flowrider in downtown Ogden.

It happens every year. I take calls on my radio show from people who forget that Christmas happens in December. There’s no excuse for treating Christmas like an emergency, and I just reminded you of when it takes place, so you can’t say you forgot this year. With a little planning, you can have the best Christmas and New Year’s you’ve ever had.

Have an Old-Fashioned Christmas Season

In such a modern and technology-driven world, nothing can beat celebrating the Christmas season the old-fashioned way. These old-fashioned ideas are simple and economical, but they are also fun and memorable. Of course, including family and friends is the most important part. After that, traditional customs and your own imagination can make the season of giving a special one.