Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't compliment them on their gender presentation. Wait to discuss topics that are too personal. Avoid asking about their pre-transition life unless they bring it up. Remember that your date does not need you to reassure them.

Answer: When a transgender person looks cisgender, this is referred to as "passing." While many trans people want to pass, for safety and other reasons, they probably don't want to be randomly complimented on how well they pass. Complimenting your date in this way will make them feel like you are focusing too much on their gender. Compliments like "You're so masculine/feminine!" or "You look just like a cisgender woman/man!" are likely to offend your date. If you're a cisgender woman on a date with a transgender woman, a comment like "Wow, you are so much better at makeup than I am" is likely to come off as condescending. This doesn't mean you can't compliment your date on their looks or their style! Just do so without comparing them to cis people. Everyone likes being told, "You look amazing in that new jacket! You're such a sharp dresser!" As with any other date, you should be sensitive about what kinds of questions you ask. Don't ask questions that are inappropriate early in a relationship. If you are curious about your date's body, transition, or sexual history, wait for your date to bring it up. In general, don't ask a transgender person what sorts of surgery or hormonal treatment they have had. If they want to discuss it, they'll bring it up. While some trans people are comfortable discussing these topics with friends, most will not want to discuss them with a new acquaintance. You may be curious about what your date used to look like, and what their life was like before they transitioned. However, asking this can make your date feel like you are only interested in them because of their transition. It can also bring up a lot of painful memories for some people. Don't ask them what their former name was, and never use it on them. Using a trans person's former name is called "deadnaming," and it can be very hurtful. If you knew your date before they transitioned, be sensitive about what parts of your shared history you bring up. Talk about things you did together that were not gender-determined. Avoid the temptation to tell your date you are "okay" with them being transgender or that you think it's admirable or "cool." You can show that you are "okay" or that you admire your date just by treating them with respect. Telling them you are "okay" with it sounds like you are asking them to thank you for respecting them. Similarly, telling your date out of nowhere that they are "brave" may come off as condescending. Your date does not want you to randomly tell them that you "don't think of them as trans." They are trans. There's nothing shameful about it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Drink ginseng to improve alertness and energy. Take ginseng with cancer drugs. Consume ginseng root during cold and flu season. Avoid it if you have certain health conditions.

Answer: Ginseng root can help make you feel more awake, focused, and alert during the day. To get these benefits, consume an energy drink, tea, or juice with ginseng root in it. You can have ginseng drinks in the morning as an alternative to caffeine to help give you energy throughout the day. Taking ginseng root at night may interfere with sleeping. It is better to take ginseng earlier in the day. If you are feeling nervous, anxious, jittery, or hyper, you may have taken too much. This is typically not dangerous, although you should see a doctor if you are not feeling well. While ginseng alone cannot treat cancer, it may be able to relieve some symptoms and slightly reduce the frequency of tumors. Talk to your doctor before you start taking ginseng root to make sure that it will not interfere with your medications. Ginseng may also be able to treat fatigue in cancer patients. Take daily supplements of ground ginseng root pills. Ginseng should always be used in combination with professional treatment. Do not start taking it without talking to your doctor first. Taking a ginseng supplement twice a day during cold and flu season may be able to boost your immune system and prevent sickness. If you do get sick, the ginseng root may reduce your symptoms and make you feel better faster. If you are over 65, your best chance to avoid the flu is to get a flu shot. Ginseng root is considered fairly safe for use, and it is not known to interact with many medications. That said, for people with certain conditions or prescriptions, ginseng root may cause problems. Ginseng root may interact with insulin, anti-psychotic drugs, and blood thinners, such as Warfarin. Ginseng root is a stimulant. If you use other stimulants, such as caffeine, or if you have a heart condition, you may want to avoid using it. Ginseng root's safety during pregnancy is not known. It may be best to avoid if you are pregnant.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Transfer your video clips to your computer Find the video clip you want to edit. Right-click the video. Select Open with. Click Photos. Click Edit & Create. Click Create a movie with text. Name your project. Drag your movie clip into the editing area. Edit your video clip. Select a theme. Add or remove music. Save your video clip.

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. If your video clips are on a smartphone, you'll need to transfer them to your computer before you can splice them together. If your video clips are on a video camera, you'll either need to connect the video camera to your computer via a USB cable or plug the camera's SD card into your computer. After that, you can select the camera or SD card in File Explorer, open the DCIM folder, and move the files onto your computer. Go to the folder or location on your computer in which the video clip that you want to edit is stored. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu to appear. If your mouse doesn't have a right-click button, click the right side of the mouse, or use two fingers to click the mouse. If your computer uses a trackpad instead of a mouse, use two fingers to tap the trackpad or press the bottom-right side of the trackpad. You'll find it in the drop-down menu. Selecting this option prompts a pop-out menu. This option is in the pop-out menu. Doing so opens your video in the Photos app. It's in the top-right corner of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll see this option in the drop-down menu. When prompted, type in a name for your project, then click OK. Click and drag the clip from the upper-left side of the window into the "Storyboard" section at the bottom of the window. In the "Storyboard" section, you'll see several editing options in the form of tabs. You can select any of the following to edit your clip: Trim Click Trim, then move the colored sliders at the bottom of the window to surround the area you want to keep. Anything to the left of the left slider or the right of the right slider will be cut. Click Done to save your changes. Resize Click Resize, then click Remove black bars or Shrink to fit in the menu. Filters Click Filters, select a filter on the right side of the window, and click Done. Title Click Text, enter a title, and select formatting options below the title's text. Click Done to save and apply your changes. Motion Click Motion, select a motion option on the right side of the page, and click Done. Click Themes at the top of the window, then select a theme and click Done. Themes determine the music and text appearance of your video. Skip this step if you don't want to use a theme. You can use Windows 10 preset songs, or you can add your own music: Click Music Select a preset song, or click the Your music tab and select a song by clicking Select a music file and navigating to the song you want to use. Click Done Once you've finished editing your clip, you can save it by doing the following: Click Export or share Select a file size. Click Show in File Explorer when done.