Issue 877

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Of Douglas & Elbert Counties TIDBITS® GASSES UP WITH

Brookside Inn

PETROLEUM

A New Philosophy of Skilled Care

by Janet Spencer

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. We have been locally owned and operated since our inception in 1997.

1297 S. Perry St. Castle Rock, Colorado 80104

303-688-2500

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

German car repair focusing on Volkswagen and Audi

303-840-7664

10315 S Progress Way, Unit 2 Parker, CO 80134

On August 27, 1859, the first productive oil well was drilled in Titusville, PA. Come along with Tidbits as we take a look at petroleum!

RECIPE: • Take a warm planet and cover liberally with green plants, especially large tropical ferns. Allow plants to decay, and cover planet with alternate layers of rotted plants and sediment. Wait 500 million years, or until sediments harden. Depending on heat and temperature, the result will be pockets of coal, oil, or natural gas. Drill, refine, and serve. • “Petro” is Greek for stone and “oleum” is Latin for oil. Petroleum is crude oil. Crude oil is not really flammable. It’s composed of thousands of compounds, and the refinement process results in different products. First the oil is pumped into a “fractionating” column and heated. Certain components of the oil have low boiling points and are very light, so they vaporize and rise to the top where they are collected. These include propane and butane. The “middle distillates” are heavier and rise only half way up the column: gasoline, kerosene, and fuel oil. Heavy residues stay on the bottom, such as asphalt and wax. If these products are distilled again— some under pressure, some in a vacuum— they can be broken down into even more things.

www.bestyard.com

ISSUE 887 • September 1, 2014

SEIKO Watches now on SALE!

HARRY’S TOY DRIVE Bring in a toy & Receive a FREE watch battery!

11028 S Pikes Peak Dr • Parker • 303-841-2666 190 S Wilcox Unit C • Castle Rock • 303-660-2696

Bes Pa t of 5 Yerker ars

r Parke

720-851-7550

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Way Progress

Dransfeldt Rd

Lincoln Ave

Plaza Dr

DIESEL EMISSIONS TEST

FREE Treatment!!! Call for details. Mention ad in Tidbits! Mowing Fertilization Spring Clean Up Sprinklers

Only $30!

World-Class experience, instruction and facilities Enrolling now for fall classes!

Parker Dance Academy

Offer valid with cash only. Exact change a must. Will accept credit cards or check but full rate of $40 applies.

303.841.6527

Where Princesses Become Swans.

303-840-7408

6250 E. Pine Lane Parker, CO 80138

Diesel Repair & Performance “The Automotive Experts”

It’s all about YOU Dentistry A LIFETIME OF

HEALTHY TEETH & GUMS The comforts of advanced dentistry with a human touch

720-443-0596

10470 S Progress Way #100 • Parker, CO 80134

www.parkerlumineers.com

We Buy Junk Cars & Trucks CA$H ON THE SPOT

WE COME TO YOU. NO HASSLE.

720-560-6763 www.chunkystowing.com Se Habla Espanol

303-663-5578 Diesel Emissions Test $

45

720-213-8902 500 2nd St, Castle Rock, CO 80104

www.handmtransmission.com


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