Write an article based on this "Create the trunk for your tree."
article: Try to have an idea of the overall shape you'd like your tree to be. If you're going to make a large oak tree, for instance, begin drawing a wide trunk that reaches high into the sky. To make a smaller birch, for example, draw a much narrower trunk.

Write an article based on this "Click on the Button Shape layer in the Layers Palette. From the top toolbar, change the shape to the check mark shape. Click on the Foreground Color swatch in the toolbox. On the Check Mark layer, draw a large check mark that is a little smaller than the button. Click on "Layer">"Rasterize">"Shape". While holding down the CTRL button, click the Check Mark layer in the layers palette. In the Layers Palette, right click the Check Mark layer, and select Blending Options. Click "OK"."
article: Now type SHIFT+CTRL+N to create a new layer above the Button Shape Layer. When the New Layer window opens, change "Name:" to Check Mark. Now we need to open the Custom Shape tool. In the toolbox, click and hold down on the Rectangle Tool until a window opens up next to it. Select Custom Shape from the list. When the Color Picker window opens, change "#" to 932200. Click "OK". You do this by clicking near the bottom of the circle, and dragging out a shape. Now change the opacity of the Check Mark layer to 80%. Your document should now look like this: Type V to change to the Move tool. Now hold down the ALT key, and hit the keyboards down arrow 8 times. Now change the foreground color to A72903. Type SHIFT+F5 to open the Fill window. Make sure "Use:" is set to Foreground Color. Click "OK". Type CTRL+D to deselect the layer. The Layer Style window will open. Click on Dropshadow. Change "Angle:" to 90, and "Distance:" to 15.

Write an article based on this "Set your heat pump to "heat" at 68F (20C) for the highest efficiency. Avoid increasing the thermostat more than 2 degrees at a time. Turn on a backup heat unit if outside temperatures are below 35F (2C)."
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Keep your thermostat at a consistent and comfortable temperature. A conventional heating system usually requires you to turn the thermostat down while you sleep or while you're away from your home. By increasing the temperature drastically, you force your heat pump to work harder. It could also make a secondary heating system run and burn more energy. The heat pump will not heat the area faster if you turn up the thermostat. Your heat pump will not have enough power to keep your home at a comfortable temperature. The setting will either say "auxiliary" or "emergency" heat. Your energy efficiency will decrease the more you run an auxiliary unit.