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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2007
Page
37
Dear Missing Him asks if cheaters deserve healing after one hurtful act. The advice notes guilt has value but limits, urges self forgiveness, and recommends writing an apology to the ex and seeking to move on.
Community events list includes HalloWeen Light the Night at First Assembly of God. Fall Children's Halloween Party. Halloween parties at Colony Village Lounge and St. Wenceslaus Gym. Trick or treat alternative at Central Park Washington. author talks at University of Iowa. Prairie Lights reading by Patricia Hampl. blood drive at Iowa City. flu clinic. Great Books for Grades 3 to 6. Central Corridor Gamers Group. theater shows at Broadway Paramount Theatre Cedar Rapids and Old Creamery. farmers market and several government and council meetings listed.
Dear Abby advises a reader distressed by unwanted mail order edible gifts. The column notes how many recipients ignore pleas to donate to charity and suggests offering gifts to others instead to reduce waste while maintaining polite boundaries. It also mentions a breast cancer awareness campaign featuring Munchkin pink ducks with proceeds to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Dr Donohue explains cholesterol is a single substance not good or bad. Liver makes most of it and saturated fat raises LDL while HDL carries cholesterol away to the liver. Diet changes can raise HDL and lower LDL with fruits vegetables whole grains and reduced saturated and trans fats.
Heloise suggests using remaining vegetables as precooked convenience foods. Sauté onions or garlic, heat broth for a fast vegetable soup, or mix with dressings for salads. Reuse potatoes by browning with onion then adding eggs, or make a vegetable hash for breakfast with peppers and salsa.
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