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Of Douglas & Elbert Counties Of Douglas & Elbert Counties FREE PUBLICATION ISSUE 895 October 27, 2014 WANT TO RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS? We provide the opportunity for success! Call 1.800.523.3096 (U.S.) 1.866.631.1567 (CAN) www.tidbitsweekly. com Publish a Paper in Your Area OCTOBER SALE 30% OFF ALL COLORED GEM JEWELRY & MEN’S GIFTS IN STOCK EARLY CHRISTMAS Not valid with any other offer. Must present coupon at time of purchase. Offer expires 10/31/14 11028 S Pikes Peak Dr Parker 303-841-2666 190 S Wilcox Unit C Castle Rock 303-660-2696 Bring in a toy & Receive a FREE watch battery! HARRY’S TOY DRIVE HARRY’S TOY DRIVE We Buy Junk Cars & Trucks 720-560-6763 CA$H ON THE SPOT WE COME TO YOU. NO HASSLE. Se Habla Espanol www.chunkystowing.com DIESEL EMISSIONS TEST Only $30! Offer valid with cash only. Exact change a must. Will accept credit cards or check but full rate of $40 applies. 6250 E. Pine Lane Parker, CO 80138 303.841.6527 Diesel Repair & Performance 500 2nd St, Castle Rock, CO 80104 www.handmtransmission.com 720-213-8902 Diesel Emissions Test 45 $ Parker Rd Plaza Dr Dransfeldt Rd Progress Way Lincoln Ave German car repair focusing on Volkswagen and Audi 303-840-7664 10315 S Progress Way, Unit 2 Parker, CO 80134 It’s all about YOU Dentistry 720-443-0596 10470 S Progress Way #100 Parker, CO 80134 www.parkerlumineers.com The comforts of advanced dentistry with a human touch A LIFETIME OF HEALTHY TEETH & GUMS “We are committed to maintaining a beautiful facility and providing the best in skilled care for those residing here.” 1297 S. Perry St. Castle Rock, Colorado 80104 303-688-2500 A New Philosophy of Skilled Care Services include: 24-hour skilled nursing care 25+ years of experience in orthopedic, spinal, cardiovascular and neurological rehabilitation. Complementary Alternative Medicine Program. Acupuncture, aromatherapy, comfort touch message and Reiki. Diverse activities program 7 days a week. Brookside Inn We have been locally owned and operated since our inception in 1997. 720-851-7550 Call us today! www.BestYard.com www.BestYard.com Call us today! Holiday Lighting! Holiday Lighting! Design, Install, Take down and Storage INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL NOT ALL MASSAGE IS CREATED EQUAL 55-minute Massage * *With this coupon. New clients only. Not valid with other offers. Limited time offer. $ 49 18551 E. Main Street, Ste 1B Parker, CO 80134 303.805.1902 elementsmassage.com/parker TIDBITS® INVESTIGATES JAMES BOND by Kathy Wolfe Bond. James Bond. It’s estimated that more than two billion people – nearly one-third of the world’s population – have heard various actors utter those words as the fictional spy introduced himself in 23 different films. This week, Tidbits focuses on one of our favorite characters, his creator, and those who have played him. London-born Ian Fleming published his first James Bond novel Casino Royale in 1953. Fleming wrote the book in two months at his Jamaican vacation home. It was met with positive reviews and sold out its first and second month. Fleming himself had worked for British Naval Intelligence during World War II and was well- acquainted with the world of espionage, an experience he used to shape his novels. He based the character of Bond’s boss “M” after his own superior in the Navy, Admiral Sir John Godfrey. Fleming named his spy James Bond after a noted ornithologist, Dr. James Bond, who had written a book on birdwatching that Fleming had on hand. Fleming said, “I wanted the simplest, dullest, plainest-sounding name I could think of. James Bond seemed perfect.” The number 007 was the bus route Fleming frequently used between London and Canterbury. turn the page for more! CLEANING SERVICES Wouldn’t you rather be with your family instead of cleaning? Call us to help. References Available 20 Years of Experience Weekly-Biweekly- Monthly-Move Ins and outs Please Call Patty 720-366-5510
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Page 1: Issue 895

Of Douglas & Elbert CountiesOf Douglas & Elbert Counties

FREE PUBLICATION

ISSUE 895 • October 27, 2014

Publish a Paper in Your AreaWANT TO RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS?

We provide the opportunity for success!Call 1.800.523.3096 (U.S.)

1.866.631.1567 (CAN)www.tidbitsweekly. com

Publish a Paper in Your Area

OCTOBER

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ALL COLORED GEM JEWELRY & MEN’S

GIFTS IN STOCK

EARLY CHRISTMAS

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O�er expires 10/31/14

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The comforts of advanced dentistry with a human touchThe comforts of advanced dentistry with a human touchThe comforts of advanced dentistry with a human touchThe comforts of advanced dentistry

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“We are committed to maintaining a beautiful facilityand providing the best in skilled care for those residing here.”

1297 S. Perry St.Castle Rock, Colorado 80104

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TIDBITS® INVESTIGATES

JAMES BONDby Kathy Wolfe

Bond. James Bond. It’s estimated that more than two billion people – nearly one-third of the world’s population – have heard various actors utter those words as the fi ctional spy introduced himself in 23 different fi lms. This week, Tidbits focuses on one of our favorite characters, his creator, and those who have played him. • London-born Ian Fleming published his fi rst James Bond novel Casino Royale in 1953. Fleming wrote the book in two months at his Jamaican vacation home. It was met with positive reviews and sold out its fi rst and second month. Fleming himself had worked for British Naval Intelligence during World War II and was well-acquainted with the world of espionage, an experience he used to shape his novels. He based the character of Bond’s boss “M” after his own superior in the Navy, Admiral Sir John Godfrey. • Fleming named his spy James Bond after a noted ornithologist, Dr. James Bond, who had written a book on birdwatching that Fleming had on hand. Fleming said, “I wanted the simplest, dullest, plainest-sounding name I could think of. James Bond seemed perfect.” The number 007 was the bus route Fleming frequently used between London and Canterbury.

turn the page for more!

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family instead of cleaning? Call us to help.

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JAMES BOND (continued):• The fi ctional Bond’s parents were a Scots gentleman Andrew Bond, employed by a weapons company, and a Swiss woman named Monique Delacroix. When his parents died when James was 11, he was sent to live with an aunt, was enrolled at Eton, and was recruited into the Royal Navy. (Fleming also attended Eton and was involved in naval intelligence). • Fleming wrote a Bond novel every year until his death in 1964, a total of 12. Since then, seven other authors have continued the series, including John Gardner who penned GoldenEye, which became the 17th Bond fi lm. Fleming gave the name GoldenEye to his Jamaican vacation retreat which overlooked the Caribbean, after a World War II military mission he had developed in the event the Nazis invaded Spain. After Fleming’s death, the estate was sold to Bob Marley. • The 1958 novel Dr. No came to the big screen in 1962, the fi rst of 23 Eon Productions “offi cial” James Bond fi lms. A casting contest was held to fi nd the perfect James Bond, seeking a man age 28 to 35, about 6 feet tall (1.8 m), with dark hair, and a British accent. Sean Connery landed the role, edging out Cary Grant and Richard Burton. Dr. No was the only offi cial Bond fi lm seen by Ian Fleming before his death in 1964. • Between 1962 and 1967, Sean Connery starred as James Bond four more times in From Russia with Love, Goldfi nger, Thunderball, and You Only Live Twice before retiring from the role. Timothy Dalton was strongly considered as his replacement, but declined, saying that age 25, he was too young for the role. Adam West (Batman) was offered the part, but said no, believing that Bond should be a British actor. • In 1969, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service was released, starring a 30-year-old Australian former used car salesman, George Lazenby. Lazenby’s acting experience was almost non-existent, having most recently appeared in a TV commercial for chocolate bars. For his screen test, he purchased a custom-made suit ordered by Connery, who had failed to pick it up at the tailor’s. He added a Rolex watch and went to Connery’s barber to add to his look. It was Lazenby’s only Bond fi lm.

• The studio was advised to bring back Sean Connery, no matter what the cost, and in 1971, Connery returned in Diamonds Are Forever, for a $1.25 million salary and 12.5% of the profi ts. He donated the entire base salary to a Scottish education charity. This would be the last Bond fi lm Connery made for Eon Productions, although he starred in a non-Eon move, Never Say Never Again in 1983.

• Connery wore a toupee in all of his Bond fi lms. During the fi lming of a fi ght scene in Diamonds Are Forever, Connery’s opponent accidentally pulled off the toupee.

• In 1973, Roger Moore stepped into the role for Live and Let Die, a Bond with a more comical air about him. Moore is the current record holder for the most Bond fi lms with seven, including The Man with the Golden Gun, The Spy Who Loved Me, and For Your Eyes Only. His fi nal Bond fi lm was 1985’s A View To Kill, when he was 58 years old, making him also the oldest James Bond actor. With all the fi rearms used on the movie set, Moore had to overcome his hoplophobia, the fear of weapons, the result of a childhood accident when he was shot in the leg by his brother with an air rifl e.

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There is a lot of junk and pseudo-science that seems plausible but is ‘dead’ wrong. Be sure to review many sites to get a general consensus before making a decision. The doctors at Cat Specialist use searches on specifi c medical sites to fi nd new treatments, validate current treatment plans or consult with colleagues on your cat’s medical condition.

The educational value of the internet is amazing if it is used right. Many courses, case consultations, research topics, new procedures and almost any area of curiosity can be searched on the internet.

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Scott McQueen is the owner of Pinetree Jewelers, Parker’s oldest jewelry store established in 1976. 2 store locations: 11028 S. Pikes Peak Drive in Parker and 190 S Wilcox in Castle Rock. For more call 303.841.2666 or 303-660-2696

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Coral gemstones come from some of the most beautiful miracles of Nature – the reefs, banks and atolls found in a variety of places around the world. Specially trained divers go into the ocean depths between three and 300 meters to carefully harvest coral. Once brought up the branches are cleaned, sorted and processed using saws, knives, �les or drills. It is very seldom cut or ground on a wheel. In its raw form coral has a matt �nish, but once it is polished it has a beautiful shine that looks marvelous in a variety of jewelry settings. The fewer the cracks, blotches, striations and holes, the higher the quality and the higher the price. Like pearls, corals are organic and are closely related chemically; both consist of more than 90 percent calcium carbonate. Corals come in a variety of colors: red, white, blue, brown and black. The most popular are the red hues of pale pink and salmon. Corals have a hardness of only 3.5 which makes them softer than any other gemstone material. If you wear a coral be careful with cosmetics, hot water or bright light. Keep your coral pieces clean with a soft, damp towel being careful not to scratch the surface.

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Extend your outdoor living season

Nice weather this week has been a reminder that fall can be glorious in Colorado. There are many great days ahead to enjoy outdoor living even when there's a chill in the air.

The key to extending outdoor enjoyment beyond the balmy days of summer is as simple as using the ele-ments of fi re and light.

Start a fi re!Staying warm on a chilling fall afternoon is as easy as striking a match in a wood-burning fi re pit. A cozy fi re brings people together, prolongs a good conversation and adds ambiance to a glass of wine or a bottle of beer. For kids and teens, it's one more campfi re and round of s'mores to enjoy.

Plus, the old-fashioned fi re pit is a good way to test drive whether you want a more permanent fi xture with less maintenance and no smoke. Out-of-the-box propane models can be embellished to look like custom work that matches other outdoor features in your yard. Or you can create a permanent feature encircled in stone or even a standing fi replace complete with a hearth and chimney. However you make it happen, taking the chill off the air makes the outdoors livable well into the fall.

Turn on the lightsThe sun is setting earlier and it will soon be time to turn the clocks back. Since no one likes moving around or sitting in the dark, the darkness alone chases us indoors. On the other hand, lighting up pathways and outdoor living areas keeps the outdoors inviting.

There are several benefi ts to outdoor lighting, especially LED lighting:It is relatively easy to install any time of yearIt uses minimal power andIt is low maintenance because bulb replacements are few and far between. Outdoor lighting also ups the safety factor around your home.

Adding warmth and light are both strategic outdoor projects to tackle in the off-season. If you decide more fi re and light are in order, these can be fast-track fall upgrades that won't interfere with your landscape during the growing season.

This weekend, get outside to kick through the leaves, light a fi re and keep enjoying the outdoor season as long as you can.

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