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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2003
Page
37
A mother in Ohio reprimands her 13 year old daughter Karen for racking up a 1100 bill calling a Spanish boy online. She removed phone and internet access and forced quitting the volleyball team while the daughter has ADHD. The reader advised moderation and reinstating privileges as debts are paid.
A collection of reader tips for spicing deviled eggs from Nancy Null Irene Rominger Melba Hogan Vicky Hood Emilie Prescott and Charlotte Sullivan includes mayo mustard sugar Worcestershire cream cheese and tofu as add ins plus garnish ideas. Also a note on easy paint spill cleanup with petroleum jelly on hardware.
A Democratic Debate Bingo game organized by American University College Republicans in Washington mocks debate talking points. Students watch the Oct debate online or in a campus room, marking phrases like Single-Payer Health Care and Was a Republican Until on their cards while noting the broader partisan tone.
Dr Donohue explains that trans fats in margarine and many shortenings raise LDL and lower HDL, making butter preferable for lowering LDL cholesterol while plant-based margarine with sterols can lower total cholesterol. calories are similar, with margarine sometimes cheaper per tablespoon. Floaters in the eye are bits of debris in the vitreous. aging and high myopia increase risk, but sudden floaters or vision loss require prompt evaluation for possible retinal detachment.
A reader praises EBS Facial Cream from JCPenney for reducing wrinkles and age spots and touts related products. The note highlights EBS Eye Gel Formula for dark circles and puffiness and EBS Age Spot Formula for pigment issues, with a guarantee and a toll free number and website for more information.
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