One way to lower your heating bill is by simply using less heat. Turning down your thermostat by even small amount for short periods of time can help you save on heating. One option is to turn the heat down by about three degrees whenever you use your heat. For every degree or so you turn your heat down, you are looking at between two and three percent savings on your monthly bill. Another option is to turn your heat down when you're not around. A seven to ten degree reduction in heat for eight hours a day can save you up to ten percent on your monthly bill. Turn your heat down when you are at work or out of the house to help save. Bundle up in warm clothes and blankets when you turn down the temperature to help keep you warm even when it is a bit colder in your home. Exhaust fans actively pull the hot air that rises to the ceiling out of the house. Use kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans sparingly. Shut them off immediately after use. For moments when exhaust fans are necessary, try not to run more than one at once. Use exhaust fans for the minimal amount of time it takes to ventilate the space. Do not leave them running for extended periods of time. Switch to regular fans or other forms of moving air as soon as possible. Heat rises, so an open damper allows the heated air to escape from the house. Keep the damper closed unless you have an active fire to prevent unnecessary drafts. Remember to extinguish a fire completely and let the smoke dissipate before closing the damper. Open the damper immediately before you light a fire in your fireplace. Forgetting to do so may cause smoke to build up in your home. Vents blocked by rugs or furniture prevent the heated air from circulating through the house. Remove any obstacles around heating vents, as well as those around radiators or baseboard heaters. Avoid putting large pieces of furniture in front of vents, as well as on top of them. This may still diminish the flow of warm air around the room. Since heat rises, the air around the ceilings in your home is warmer than the air closer to the floors. Set the ceiling fan to low so it gently pushes the hot air back down. If you run the fan too high, the air will cool as it circulates. If possible, put your fan in reverse mode to give it a clockwise rotation. This is a manufacturer-installed setting on some fans. Running your fan in reverse help push the warm air down from the ceiling and draw up cool air from the floor. Uncover your windows in your home during the day so the sun can warm your house. Close your curtains, blinds, or drapes at night to help prevent warm air from escaping. If you do not currently have window coverings, you can make temporary ones for the winter by hanging a blanket or sheet up in front of your window.
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One-sentence summary -- Turn down the thermostat. Minimize exhaust fans. Close the fireplace damper. Keep heating vents clear. Turn on ceiling fans. Use window covers.

Q: A guy who likes you is looking for reasons to believe that you like him back. Hang out with your other friends. Find another place to sit at lunch. If you share friends with this guy, don't pay so much attention to him when you do hang out. After about 15 minutes or so, excuse yourself and say you need to be alone or be somewhere else. Physical contact is often a form of intimacy. Limit it to a friendly handshake, a high five, or a fist bump. Don't hug him, hold hands, or dance with him. Definitely don't kiss him. Treat him the same way you treat other friends and acquaintances. Cut back on the "likes" you give to his posts. He might interpret too many likes as an interest in him. Retweet or share only what you think is really important. Turn off your chat function to avoid lengthy conversations. Sometimes, guys misinterpret civility for attraction or flirtation. If this happens, avoid him to the fullest extent. Unfollow him on social media. Block his phone number. Casually turn in the opposite direction if you see him coming your way. This should give him a clear message. If he refuses to leave you alone, tell someone. This could be your parents, a trusted teacher or guidance counselor, a school security guard, or a police officer. Don't let him make you feel unsafe for feelings you have no control over.
A: Don't hang out with him too often. Limit physical contact. Limit online contact. Ignore him, if necessary.

Article: The Facebook app icon looks like a white "f" on a dark-blue background. Facebook will open to your News Feed if you're already logged in. If you aren't already logged in, enter your email address (or phone number) and password, then tap Log in. It's at the top of the screen. This will bring up your device's keyboard. Type in a person's name, then tap Search. It's in the upper-left side of the page. This will limit your search to include only people. It's below and to the right of the People tab near the top of the screen. This will bring up a window at the bottom of the screen. It's at the top of the window that's at the bottom of the screen. You'll see suggestions appear below the search bar as you type. It should be below the search bar. It's in the top-right corner of the "City" window that's at the bottom of the screen. Doing so will bring up a list of people who have both the name and the location you entered on their profiles. For example: if you typed in "John Smith" as the name and selected Detroit as the city, Facebook would bring up a list of all users named John Smith who have Detroit set as their location.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Facebook. Tap the search bar. Enter a person's name. Tap the People tab. Tap the City tab. Tap the "Find a city" search bar. Type in a city's name. Tap the city you want to search in. Tap Apply.

Problem: Article: When you're done, run them through a toothpick to make the grilling process easier. of olive oil. It should take about two minutes to grill each side of the turnips. When you're done, move them to a platter. Wait 1-2 minutes until the oil is sizzling. Cook the garlic for about 2 more minutes or until it's golden. of pepper. Mix the ingredients until they're thoroughly combined. Top the turnips with the zest of 1 lemon and enjoy them while they're hot.
Summary: Light a grill. Quarter 1 pound of turnips. Brush the turnips on both sides with 1 tbsp. Season them with salt and pepper to taste. Grill the turnips over moderately high heat until they're tender. Cook 1 tablespoon of garlic and 2 tablespoon of olive oil over high heat in a skillet. Reduce the heat to low. Turn off the heat and stir in 2 tablespoon of chopped parsley and 1 tsp. Spoon the oil mixture over the turnips. Serve.

Article: When purchasing men's jeans, look for inseam measurements on the back label. They will typically be listed with waist size first and inseam second, so a pair of pants marked 34x32 will have a 34in (86cm) waist and a 32in (81cm) inseam. Women's jeans rarely list the inseam, so you may have to consult a store attendant, make a conversion using the brand's sizing chart, or measure the seam yourself. Websites like Search By Inseam allow you to find the inseam measurements for popular pant brands. Though compact shoes and sneakers won't make a significant difference, high heels and similar shoes may. In general, add between .5 and 1 inch (1.3 and 2.5cm) to your inseam measurement to accommodate raised shoes. If possible, measure your inseam while wearing the raised shoes to get a more precise number. Over time, jeans made from cotton, linen, and wool may shrink, something that will affect the inseam. If purchasing a name brand pair, search online for information on how much you should expect the pants to shrink. If necessary, purchase pants with an inseam that is about .5 inches (1.3cm) too large, giving the legs room to shrink.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Look for jeans that match your measurements. Add extra length if you plan on wearing the jeans with raised shoes. Check the jeans' material to see if it will shrink.