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Following a meandering road through the prestigious Broadmoor Heights neighborhood characterizes the beauty of living on the west side. Exceptional views abound as you wind your way toward Cheyenne Mountain.

Settled on a .65-acre sheltered home site, double iron gates reveal a quiet courtyard with plenty of room to indulge in the Colorado climate.

In fact, this spotlight home is surrounded by remarkable outdoor living spaces camouflaged by towering trees

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Taking full advantage of 7,776 square feet, this home distributes four bedrooms, six bathrooms, an office, 2-car garage, and so much more. The home is listed by Becky Gloriod, with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, Rocky Mountain Realtors for $899,000.

Large double-doors open into an extensive slate entry featuring red rock sandstone accent walls and a peaked wood ceiling. Beyond the entrance an immense great room is highlighted by

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Offering a great deal of space for entertaining, a sprawling dining room is positioned adjacent to the great room with oversized sliding doors leading to a generous wrap around deck.

A “super-size” kitchen features dual islands, one with a quartz counter top and one with a butcher block counter top. Brimming with cabinet and counter space, the kitchen has top of the line

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Does changing the direction of a ceiling fan save money?

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As you know, warm air rises, so the idea in winter is to keep that heated air closer to the floor where people sit to read or watch TV.

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They say you’re supposed to reverse the direction of ceiling fans in the winter to improve the circulation of warm air, thus helping your furnace’s heating efficiency while reducing your utility bill. But most homes have their warm air ducts at floor level. My house is a little funny in that a previous owner who installed the HVAC system had the ducts placed near the ceiling. Do the same rules still apply?

– S.R., Belleville, Ill.

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Anyone who listens to master builder remodeler Scott Mosby knows he doesn’t blow a lot of hot air, so you can take him at his word when he says the technique works — perhaps even more so in your case.

As you know, warm air rises, so the idea in winter is to keep that heated air closer to the floor where people sit to read or watch TV. That’s why, Mosby says, it makes sense to make

sure your fan is turning clockwise as seen from the floor looking up at the underside of the fan.

By doing this, it will push the warm air off the ceiling, down the walls and into that critical living space.

In your case, it seems to make even more sense because most of the warm air is already at the ceiling and won’t come down without help. If you have particularly high ceilings, you might try upping the fan speed a notch. It might seem logical to use the summer setting to force the warm air down, but you’d probably wind up uncomfortable sitting in the constant downdraft.

You’ll probably find the less direct method easier to take. Of course, you can always conduct your own experiment to verify the theory as far as comfort and power bills.

Regardless, ceiling fans should be set to run counterclockwise in the summer. Although this technically does not cool the air one iota, it can make you feel more comfortable by producing a mini wind-chill effect, allowing you to perhaps turn your thermostat up a degree or two and save energy costs a bit.

Just remember that running the fans when nobody is in the room is a waste of money since it is doing nothing to lower the temperature. In fact, the heat generated by the fan motor could raise it a tad. ■

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Neighborhood: Wolf Ranch Driving Directions: From Powers Blvd & Woodmen, head North on Powers, enter Wolf Ranch at Powers at Research (Right/East on Research), first left on Cordera Pkwy, first right at Sky Meadow Dr. Agent/Company: Lenka Martin, (719)205-5248 For more info: Lenka@LenkaMartin.com

5 bdrms + loft /5baths/2 car garage/ 3955 total sq ft/3530 finished sq ft. Amazing model home with tons of upgraded features now for sale. Main level living with spacious master suite on the main level. Two bed, two bath and loft upstairs. Two bed, bath, rec room and game room in the basement. Kitchen has large island, designer cabinets, granite countertops, and chef’s stainless steel appliances.

Open floor plan, kitchen flows into dining and then great room, making the main level perfect for entertaining. Vaulted ceilings and gas fireplace in great room. Additional features include Air Conditioning, humidifier, 50 gallon water heater, 90% energy efficient furnace, water saving plumbing fixture; hardwood, stone, and tile surfaces, and much more. This home is part of the Wolf Ranch community with many amenities such as rec center, pool, trails, parks, dog park and open spaces. Close to shopping, dining, hospitals, and D-20 schools. Low maintenance services included part of the HOA dues. CAN BE SHOWN EASILY, BUT BY APPOITMENT ONLY. See video Tour- https://youtu.be/GKwyFwpFrbA

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This little gem is ready for you to polish and shine! Great bungalow on a large corner lot w/oversized 2-car garage plus workshop area! Coved ceilings, original built-ins, updated kitchen, partially finished basement. 2 bedrooms plus two non-conforming bedrooms in the basement. 1-1/2 baths. Excellent opportunity! HUD homes are sold as-is. Equal Housing Opportunity. Visit www.hudhomestore.com for more details. FHA Case #052-534726

Featured Open House PRICE REDUCED on Remodeled Home in Old North End! 229 E Jackson Street | $299,900

Hours: Sunday, February 19th 12-2pm Neighborhood: Broadmoor Bluffs Park Driving Directions: From E Fillmore and N Nevada Ave: South on Nevada, East on E Jackson St. House will be on the right, on the corner of E Jackson St and N Weber St. Agent/Company: Chip Van Scoten, 719-291-1836 The Platinum Group Realtors Remodeled Beauty! Lots of NEW in the classic, Old North End neighborhood. New: Roof, windows, A/C, carpet, tile floors in kitchen and baths, light fixtures, sinks, etc. The kitchen boasts high-end GE Profile appliances, new counter tops and breakfast bar, tile back splash, gas range, undermount sink, new cabinets, and recessed lightly. Conveniently located near Bon Shopping Center, schools, Bonforte Park, and hospital. Close to Patty Jewett, and easy access to Nevada Ave and I-25. Original wood floors have been refinished and add a warm glow. Completely remodeled main level bath, which is shared by the three main level bedrooms. Basement bedroom with large egress window, and two goodsized closets. New second bath installed in basement. Huge family room offers plenty of space to spread out, and the unfinished area offer space for laundry and storage. Oversized detached 2 car garage and Tuff storage shed.

Featured Open House Fantastic one level rancher 903 Collins Rd. | $525,000

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ceiling, wood floors, built-ins and sliding glass doors that access the rear wrap-around deck. This room has the potential to accommodate a number of functions.

An immense master retreat features a sitting area with cozy gas fireplace flanked by built-in shelving, enhanced by a giant window overlooking the peaceful front courtyard.

The luxurious master bath is accessed through a substantial walk-in closet with built-ins. The 5-piece master bath features raised dual cherry vanities, slab granite counters and a deep soaking tub with jets. The sizable glass-block shower offers dual shower heads.

Downstairs an extensive great room with carpeting and beautiful tile flooring offers unmatched opportunities for gathering, entertaining, and enjoying life. One side of the room delivers another triangular fireplace with abundant space for seating and a built in entertainment unit.

The other side of the room boasts a glass block

dry bar, a wet bar and multiple sliding doors that walkout to the lower level deck and an expansive 18-by-40-foot heated, in-ground swimming pool, surrounded by an abundance of space to take a break in the sun. Additional space leaves plenty of room for billiards or gaming.

Down the hall a powder room presents the perfect spot to dry off after a day in the pool, or take time to recuperate with a steam in the powder room sauna.

An inviting theater room with padded fabric walls is just the right spot for movie night and includes an attached three-quarter bath. Nearby the theater room is a large wine cellar with plenty of space for a sizable collection.

Two generous bedrooms on the lower level share a remodeled Jack-and-Jill bath with raised dual sinks and an oversize tub. A third guest room provides significant closet space and an en-suite bathroom with travertine counters, floors and shower surround. ■

Hours: Saturday Noon-3pm, Sunday By Appointment Only Neighborhood: North Driving Directions: From I-25 and Woodmen, travel east on woodmen to Campus (the first light). Turn left onto Campus and stay in the right hand lane. Campus will become Vincent Rd as you enter into residential area. Go to the 3rd street which is Collins road and turn right to the property.

Agent/Company: Nancy Wile, 719-229-4596

This home features 2 master bedrooms, 2 secondary bedrooms, 3 baths, an office, 4 car garage and a 2 car garage.

Approx 2900 sq. ft. Open concept, gourmet kitchen, one master has a 5 piece bath with 2-sided fireplace, heated floor tile, double headed walk in shower. Outdoor kitchen, Views, On one level acre. Fully fenced. Totally remodeled. Midcentury modern Vibe but can be furnished with any style. Clean and sparkling. Ready to move into today! Agent/Owner

Featured Open House 5 Acres * Views * Custom Home * Indoor Pool 1270 RANGELY DRIVE | $1,375,000

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Agent/Company: Mary Lynch, 338-1403, RE/MAX ADVANTAGE Gorgeous home w/ adjacent pool house wing w/ a full sized indoor pool, spa, sauna, kitchenette, eating bar & bath* Mountain and city views are unobstructed* 7 bdrms, 9 baths, 3 car garage & extra parking* 6,979 sq ft* large rooms* mother-in-law area with kit, bath, 2 bdrms & large living area w/ fireplace* Just minutes to CO Spgs, Air Force Academy, shopping schools and restaurants* custom lighting* 3 fireplaces* zoned for horses* MUST SEE! Contact Mary Lynch (719) 338-1403.

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How mom and dad can help you find a job — and how they can’t

BY DANIEL BORTZ  MONSTER.COM

If you’ve got helicopter parents, chances are you won’t be navigating your first job search alone: Prepare for mom and dad to be all up in your grill.

In fact, a third of 18- to 24-year-olds said their parents were involved with their job search, according to a 2014 Adecco survey.

There are pros to getting help from mom and dad, of course. They’ve probably had jobs. They know people.

But their desire to lend a hand could seem more like meddling than mentoring, at least to employers. In a recent OfficeTeam survey, more than a third of senior managers said they’d prefer it if parents butt out of their child’s job hunt altogether.

The good news is that there are ways your parents can discreetly help you find your first job without hijacking your hunt. Follow these do’s and don’ts when getting an extra hand from mom and dad.

DON’T: Let your parents take over DO: Set boundaries To prevent mom and dad from commandeering your job search, you’ll need to set clear expectations up front by outlining what you want your parents to help you with, says Stephanie Waite, senior associate director at Yale’s Office

of Career Strategy.

Be specific when framing your request.

A good tactic: “These are my goals.

These are the types of jobs that I’m interested in. I’d love your help in a few key areas.” Then, explain how they can help you.

DON’T: Let your parents contact employers on your behalf DO: Have mom and dad proofread your correspondence “You want your parents helping you behind the scenes,” says Jennifer McClure, president of leadership strategy firm Unbridled Talent LLC in Cincinnati.

Your parents should not be making calls or sending emails to prospective employers, nor should they be writing your thank-you notes. Handle all direct communication with recruiters and hiring managers yourself.

Mom and dad can still provide some administrative support by proofreading your emails and thank-you notes for spelling and grammar mistakes.

DON’T: Let your parents write your resume DO: Get an expert to weigh in Unless mom or dad is a professional resume writer (in which case, lucky you!), you’ll want an expert’s advice on your

Yes, parents want to help. But before they do more harm than good, make sure they follow these rules. resume. You can get a free assessment by uploading your resume to Monster — or have a professional completely overhaul your CV for a fee.

Your resume should be a blueprint that you can tailor to the specific job that you’re applying for, says Atlanta career coach Hallie Crawford. Even just making small changes to your resume, such as tweaking wording to mirror language in the job posting, will strengthen your application.

DON’T: Hesitate to tap your parents’ network DO: Let mom and dad make professional introductions There’s absolutely no shame in using your parents’ sphere of friends and industry contacts for your job search. Indeed, “job seekers should utilize whatever network they have at their disposal,” says Lydia Frank, vice president at Payscale.com.

However, “the goal is to set up informational interviews,” says Waite,

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“not ask your parents whether they know people who are hiring right now.”

Therefore, have mom or dad introduce you to their contacts via email, and then take initiative by setting up coffee dates with these people directly.

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prospective employers DO: Let your parents help you rehearse for job interviews

Once you’ve made it to the interview stage, it’s your responsibility to do homework on the company, especially since research skills will benefit you in the future, says Waite. But there are ways your parents can help you with interview preparation. “Role play is always helpful,” says McClure.

Even if your parent doesn’t hire people for a living, he or she can ask you typical interview questions and offer feedback on your responses. Are you coming across confidently? How’s your posture?

Do you sound passionate about the field?

“Those pieces are intangibles, but they’re

important,” says Crawford.

DON’T: Get help crafting responses to common interview questions DO: Let your parents help you brainstorm questions You need to learn to answer job interview questions that adequately represent who you are as an individual.

Newsflash: Your parents can’t do this for you, as much as they think they know everything about you. Spend the time working out answers to common interview questions on your own.

On the flipside, you’ll want to take advantage of face-time with hiring managers by asking great questions. In addition to Monster’s suggestions for questions to ask during an interview, “your parents can help you brainstorm questions that you might not have thought of,” says Waite.

Just remember: Mom and dad are there to help you find a job — not take over. After all, “employers want to hire you,” says Waite, “not your parents.” ■

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