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Swiss Chalet Watch & Clock Shop

Swiss Chalet Watch & Clock Shop

Nov 16th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Best in Boulder Past

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Swiss Chalet Watch & Clock ShopSwiss Chalet was a famous locally owned Watch and Clock retail and repair shop on East Pearl Street in Boulder. They carried over 500 models of quality Swiss watches and won the best place to buy a watch in Boulder many times. Founded by Swiss born Walter Ammann, a qualified Rolex watch maker, Swiss Chalet was family owned and operated. Bruno his son was also Swiss trained and Rolex qualified in repair of all quality Swiss Watches. As well they had a fine collection of Vintage Watches to select from.

 
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Swiss Chalet - Valentines Day

Swiss Chalet - Valentines Day

January 24th, 2012

We have great watches for St. Valentines Day here at Swiss Chalet, Gabi shows us 2 perfect watches for him and her.[READ|SHARE]
Swiss Chalet Watch and Clock Shop Ad

Swiss Chalet Watch and Clock Shop Ad

November 22nd, 2011

A commercial for the Swiss Chalet Watch and Clock Shop in Boulder Colorado.[READ|SHARE]
Swiss Chalet - Holiday Tissot Watches

Swiss Chalet - Holiday Tissot Watches

November 21st, 2011

The reason people are coming this holiday season to the Swiss Chalet in Boulder, is to find the highest quality selection of Tissot watches and their unique touch screen feature only found on Tissot's.[READ|SHARE]
Swiss Chalet Watch & Clock Shop

Swiss Chalet Watch & Clock Shop

November 16th, 2011

Swiss Chalet was a famous locally owned Watch and Clock retail and repair shop on East Pearl Street in Boulder. They carried over 500 models of quality Swiss watches and won the best place to buy a watch in Boulder many times. Founded by Swiss born Walter Ammann, a qualified Rolex watch maker, Swiss Chalet was family owned and operated. Bruno his son was also Swiss trained and Rolex qualified in repair of all quality Swiss Watches. As well they had a fine collection of Vintage Watches to select from.[READ|SHARE]
Swiss Chalet Timepieces - Tour Divide Launch Party for Jake Kirkpatrick

Swiss Chalet Timepieces - Tour Divide Launch Party for Jake Kirkpatrick

May 24th, 2011

Boulders Swiss Chalet Timepieces hosted a bon voyage party and silent auction in support of Jake Kirkpatrick on Jun 2 as he prepared to embark on the Tour Divide, an epic 2,745-mile ride down the spine of the Continental Divide from Canada to Mexico that has been called the world's toughest mountain bike race.[READ|SHARE]
Ball Museum Watch Tour and HospiceCare Benefit

Ball Museum Watch Tour and HospiceCare Benefit

January 23rd, 2011

Swiss Chalet host the annual Ball Museum Watch Tour and Hospice Care Benefit with food by Laudisio and Wines by Augustina Winery. Also a silent auction to benefit HospiceCare of Boulder and Broomfield Counties. Great items including Rado and Hamilton watches![READ|SHARE]
Swiss Chalet - Holiday Watches

Swiss Chalet - Holiday Watches

December 4th, 2010

Eric and Gabi show us the finer selection of men's and women's holiday watches available at the Swiss Chalet Watch and Clock Shop in Boulder and what are the more popular selections for your gift purchase.[READ|SHARE]
Swiss Chalet - Tissot Promo

Swiss Chalet - Tissot Promo

March 25th, 2010

Swiss Chalet provides us with this video promoting the sporting events that the high quality and stylish Tissot watch company sponsors.[READ|SHARE]
Swiss Chalet - Rolex Watches

Swiss Chalet - Rolex Watches

August 4th, 2009

Swiss Chalet Timepiece owner Bruno Ammann tells us all about his specialty in Rolex watch repair as a qualified Rolex service center. Bruno gives us some history on Rolex watches and his personal training in Switzerland, then shows us some of the consigned Rolex watches they have for sale in the shop.[READ|SHARE]
Swiss Chalet - Ball Watches

Swiss Chalet - Ball Watches

July 16th, 2009

Swiss Chalet watch and clock chalet highlights Ball Watches and we get a little history of the Ball Watch company and shows us some of the newer popular watch selections that the Swiss Chalet has like the Aviator and MadCow.[READ|SHARE]
 

CU Boulder –Nature, not nurture, behind hard-core smoking

Nov 16th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Business

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Cigarette smoking should be treated as addiction, scientists say.

Well, duh

A new study of twins led by the University of Colorado Boulder shows that today’s smokers are more strongly influenced by genetic factors than in the past and that the influence makes it more difficult for them to quit.

“In the past, when smoking rates were higher, people smoked for a variety of reasons,” said sociology Professor Fred Pampel, a study co-author. “Today the composition of the smoking population has changed.  Smokers are more likely to be hard-core users who are most strongly influenced by genetic factors.”

The study showed that adult identical twins sharing a common genetic structure are significantly more likely to quit smoking at the same time compared with fraternal twins who do not share identical genes. This genetic influence has increased in importance among smokers following the initial restrictive legislation on smoking enacted in the United States in the 1970s, Pampel said.

“These days people don’t smoke as much for social reasons,” Pampel said. “They in fact face criticism for the habit but tend to smoke because of their dependence on nicotine.”

The study, to be published in this month’s edition of the journal! Demography, was led by Associate Professor Jason Boardman and doctoral student Casey Blalock of CU-Boulder’s sociology department and Institute of Behavioral Science, and co-authored with Pampel, also of IBS, Peter Hatemi of Pennsylvania State University, Andrew Heath of Washington University in St. Louis and Lindon Eaves of the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond.

Using a database of twins who responded to an extensive health questionnaire, the researchers examined the smoking patterns of 596 pairs of twins, 363 of them identical and 233 of them fraternal. The researchers looked at their smoking patterns from 1960 to 1980 because they wanted to focus on a period of changing views about smoking.

Among identical twins, 65 percent of both twins quit during a two-year timeframe if one twin quit, but among fraternal twins, the percentage dropped to 55 percent, a statistically significant difference that indicates a genetic component at work, Pampel said.

While a specific genetic marker has been hard to identify among those who smoke, certain genetic similarities can be inferred.  “If one identical twin quits the other is likely to quit,” he said. “And if one twin continues so is the other twin.”

The study has implications for current public policies aimed at reducing smoking, which may be becoming less effective, Pampel said.

Since the early and mid 1970s when restrictive anti-smoking legislation began to be enacted in the United States, many smokers have quit. “Prior to 1975 this (potentially genetic) pattern wasn’t clear because there were so many smokers.”

Two of today’s main anti-smoking policies include heavy taxes on cigarettes and vast reductions in the number of public spaces where smoking is allowed, particularly in bars and restaurants, Pampel said.

But with indications that the genetic component is growing, it may be time to treat smoking more like an addiction than a choice, Pampel said. Such a policy shift might include more emphasis on nicotine-replacement therapy and counseling.

Boardman, Blalock and Pampel are affiliated with the CU Population Center in CU-Boulder’s Institute of Behavioral Science.

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Indian Peaks Automotive

Nov 15th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Auto

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Indian Peaks Auto has been a trusted name in auto repair since 1995. With over 100 years of combined experience, Indian Peaks has the expertise and equipment to get you back on the road quickly and economically. At Indian Peaks Auto, our philosophy is: “the customer comes first.” Many others claim the same, but few deliver the friendly, honest service only Indian Peaks can offer. Whether you need an oil change or you’re wondering what that noise is under the hood, come by and see why so many others keep coming back to Indian Peaks Auto for all their service needs.

Indian Peaks Automotive5757 Arapahoe Ave., D1
Boulder, CO 80303
303-413-1163

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