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Teenage girl and her mother go swimsuit shopping. Teen is all about finding the fashion; Mom just wants her daughter in a suit that doesn’t bare all. Five hours and 10 fights later, teenage girl and mother exit mall — sans swimsuit.
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Making a big splash -- modestly
Teenage girl and her mother go swimsuit shopping. Teen is all about finding the fashion; Mom just wants her daughter in a suit that doesn’t bare all. Five hours and 10 fights later, teenage girl and mother exit mall -- sans swimsuit.
Women make good multitaskers
KAYSVILLE -- Are you a stay-at-home mom? What if you suddenly needed to contribute to the family income? Would you know what to do?
Birth-control pills put woman’s life at risk
OGDEN – Last October, Cerie Steward began taking birth-control pills to prevent pregnancy. A few days later, the 35-year-old mother of three began experiencing headaches and dizziness so bad she was curled up in a fetal position when paramedics arrived.
Don’t judge the director...
Hollywood’s film industry is notoriously tough to break into, especially for a woman who wants to direct.
Contraceptives may cramp muscle growth
Ladies: Are you pumping iron but not seeing much muscle gain? Your birth-control pills might be partly to blame.
California girl proponent for staying safe in the sun
NEW YORK -- Actress Rachel Bilson is a Southern California girl -- a real beach lover -- and has been since childhood.
wowclothingclub.com like Netflix, only it's clothing
If $76 strikes you as a ridiculous sum for a toddler sun dress -- but darn if it isn't the cutest thing you've ever seen and maybe, just this once, you can justify it because, I mean, you do have three birthday parties this month, plus church, plus the in-laws are visiting and ...
Big changes on Utah Symphony/Utah Opera bill
The symphony and ballet season, like the political season, is getting into full swing. As in the nation's capital, where change is afoot, Utah Symphony/Utah Opera is looking toward new leaders.
Antidepressants can help one regain balance
Depression is a physiologic disorder caused by a depletion of neurotransmitters in the brain
Proper treatment necessary in urinary tract infections
Fifty percent of all women will suffer from at least one urinary tract infection in a lifetime.
'Scrapbook FUN-damentals at Just For Her Women's Fair
Amber Crowell puts the fun back into scrapbooking with "Scrapbook FUN-damentals," a class at the 2008 Just For Her Women's Fair.
Cooking school offers 'Fresh Ideas for Fall'
With the holidays just around the corner, many cooks are looking for some "Fresh Ideas for Fall," the theme of this year's Taste of Home Cooking School.
Having their cake -- and eating it, too
Layton baker cooks up pretty and tasty pastries
Memories in the scraps
Marielen Christensen's goal was to ignite a passion for preserving family history, but she wound up igniting a red-hot industry -- the Utah woman is often credited with starting the modern scrapbooking craze.
Help kids turn brains from summer to school
School's in session -- but is your child fully in the swing of things?
Fashion with passion
Do you have a small budget and big fashion dreams?
Popular recipes from past Taste of Home Cooking Shows
Raspberry Cream Cheese Coffee Cake
It runs in the family
As Riverdale resident Melissa Jones goes on a monthlong nationwide tour promoting her CD "Red, White and Blue Night in Georgia," she's often stepping into the spotlight in front of large audiences.
Picnic perfect
The winter chill is a distant memory. Green grass grows where the snow once blanketed the ground. It's the perfect time of year to break out a different sort of blanket and take meals outdoors.
Hot hair
Summer fashion isn't just about cool clothes -- it's about hot hair.
Speed Divas
The crowd couldn't contain their excitement over the history in front of them.
Indy's peers
Unlike Indiana Jones, Linda Eaton's never had to outrun a boulder, rescue anyone from ritual sacrifice or escape from Nazis, but she has had some archaeology adventures.
One professional urges potential customers to use discretion
As a plastic surgeon, Dr. Eric Ashby is alarmed at the rise of medical spas that are not supervised by a plastic surgeon or dermatologist, the only specialists he believes are qualified to oversee the procedures.
Medical spas bloom
The rise in popularity of day spas is nothing new, but the term "medical spa" has been around only for a decade or so.
SNAPSHOT: Chantel Chase
Chantel Chase began her banking career right out of high school -- as a teller.
Utah weddings turning green
Sometimes, it's the kids teaching their parents a thing or two.
Children a handful? Just wrap 'em up
ROY -- Her new baby needed attention, but so did her 2-year-old son.
Meritorious mentor
Two weeks ago, Carla Woodmansee had some free time on her hands and was baffled about how to spend it.
SHARING: Experts agree, the sooner children learn to do it, the better
One truck -- four toddlers.
Men win battle of sexes for weight loss
Ask just about any woman and she'll tell you -- men have an easier time losing weight than women do.
The Chi of Clean
Break out the DustBuster and the rest of the cleaning implements.
Female Nobel Prize winners a diverse group
Marie Curie was not only the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize, she was the first person to win it twice -- and in two different sciences.
At home with nature
A meandering path winds through the trees to the Ogden Nature Center's visitor center.
'Menopause the Musical
Menopause. If you can't avoid it, you may as well get some good laughs out of it.
Pelvic pain doesn't go away? It may be PCS
OGDEN -- If you're a woman, chances are, you've had some kind of pelvic pain. For one-third of you, that pain doesn't go away. Instead, it becomes chronic and may worsen with time.
SNAPSHOT: Peggy Hill
Ogden resident Peggy Hill was born in Chicago, but spent most of her life in a small town in north Georgia.
Wrapping up baby
In the Nativity story, the shepherds were directed to find the baby Jesus wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger.
Prim for prom
Ellen Ecklund bought a dress for the homecoming dance, but still wound up having to sew.
Has stress got you feeling like a Scrooge?
It's been hailed as the most wonderful time of the year, but the holiday season can quickly turn into too much of a good thing.
SHARING SECRETS
We asked local women to share their best tips for easing or avoiding holiday stress.
CANDACE GALE: Freelance reporter for Fox finding new friends, opportunities in Utah
After years of working full-time as a television anchor and reporter in Louisiana, Candace Gale -- along with her husband, Lewis, who is dean of the Goddard School of Business and Economics at Weber State University -- moved to Ogden.
If the slogan fits ...
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich never set out to write a T-shirt slogan.
Aim to keep in-laws from becoming out-laws
We've all heard the story of the mother-in-law who won't speak to her son's wife because the younger woman didn't take part in the family's annual holiday tradition.
Special occasions pay dividends
Surprises can be sweet, especially at the holidays. And, sometimes the anticipation is at least half of the fun.
Boots big: Just about anything goes - from ankle-length to up-to-the-knee
Just about anything goes -- from ankle-length to up-to-the-knee -- with kicky footwear
Following a dream
Brigham City native has not appeared with Dick Nourse -- yetNot every third grader takes a "career-day" assignment as seriously as did Brooke Walker.
Adults influence what children are listening to
More and more music styles come out every year. With the advent of satellite radio, listeners have numerous avenues to get any music style they wish -- uncensored at times.
Healthy attitude
Logan woman encourages others to lead healthier lifestylesMarin Poole's love of health paved the way for her to be one of the youngest employees of the Utah Department of Health.
In support of sense of self
In a perfect world, we'd all have solid self-esteem.
School caters to those who want food on table quick
Back in the day, Dear Old Mom spent the day making the evening meal. At 6 o'clock sharp, she'd be in her heels and apron, ladling out a made-from-scratch supper for her husband and brood.
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