Q: If you were assigned female at birth, but identify more with the male gender (such as if you are transgender or genderqueer), testosterone therapy may be something that you would like to consider. Not all people who are assigned female at birth but identify as male feel that they need the more masculine physical appearance that testosterone therapy can provide; however, for many people in this boat, testosterone therapy is something that is desired. Undergoing testosterone therapy will increase your facial hair and your overall body hair, will lower your voice, will likely increase your libido, will stop your menstruation, and may enlarge your clitoris (called "clitoromegaly"). Possible side effects include sweating, headaches, the development of male pattern baldness, soreness at the injection site, increased acne or skin problems, and/or mood swings. The typical dosage is 200mg every two weeks; however, this can be adjusted by your physician as needed to obtain the desired effect. You will likely learn how to self-inject your own testosterone. Alternatively, your doctor may teach a family member or friend how to do this for you, if you prefer not to do it on your own. If you have decided that testosterone therapy is something you would like to go forward with, it is important to have this discussion with your doctor. He or she will go over the risks and benefits of treatment with you, to make sure you fully understand the impacts of testosterone therapy. Your doctor will also have you sign an informed consent form before proceeding. Depending upon the rules in the area in which you live, you may be required to see a psychiatrist prior to receiving testosterone therapy for a mental and psychological evaluation. It is also important to check whether or not you are eligible for healthcare coverage or insurance for medical therapies relating to "gender dysphoria" (identifying with a gender or sex other than that which is stated on your birth certificate). Many times there is no coverage offered, so it is important to consider the costs of testosterone therapy when you make your decision.
A: Consider testosterone therapy for gender identity purposes. Know the effects that testosterone therapy can provide. Get approved for the treatment.

Article: In quantum mechanics, the quantum of action is the Planck constant, usually denoted as h. Likewise, for interacting subatomic particles, the quantum of angular momentum is the reduced Planck constant (the Planck constant divided by 2) denoted by and called "h-bar". The value of the Planck constant is extremely small, its units are those of angular momentum, and the notion of action is the more general mathematical concept. As the name quantum mechanics implies, certain physical quantities such as angular momentum can change only in discrete amounts, and not in a continuous (cf. analog) way. For example, the angular momentum of an electron bound to an atom or molecule is quantized and can only have values that are multiples of the reduced Planck constant. This quantization gives rise to electron orbitals of a series of integer primary quantum number. In contrast, the angular momentum of a nearby unbound electron is not quantized. The Planck constant also plays a role in the quantum theory of light, where the quantum of light is the photon and where matter and energy interact via the atomic electron transition or "quantum leap" of the bound electron. The units of the Planck constant can also be viewed as energy times time. For example, in the subject area of particle physics, the notion of virtual particles are messy particles that spontaneously appear out of the vacuum for a tiny fraction of a section and play a role in a particle interaction. The limit to the lifetime of these virtual particles is the energy (mass) of the particle times that lifetime. Quantum mechanics is a large subject area but every part of its mathematics involves the Planck constant. Massy particles go through a classical-to-quantum transition. Even though the free electron displays some quantum properties (such as spin), as the unbound electron approaches the atom and slows down (perhaps by emitting photons), it undergoes a transition from classical to quantum behavior as its energy goes below the ionization energy. The electron is then bound to the atom and its angular momentum with respect to the atomic nucleus is restricted to quantized values of the orbitals it can occupy. The transition is sudden. One might compare this transition with that of a mechanical system that changes from displaying unstable to stable behavior or from displaying simple to chaotic behavior, or even a rocket ship slowing and going below escape velocity and entering orbit around some star or other celestial object. In contrast photons (which are massless) do not go through such a transition: photons just travel through space unchanged until they interact with other particles and then disappear. As you look into the night sky, the photons from some star traveled through light years of space unchanged then interacted with an electron in a molecule of your retina, transferred its energy and then otherwise disappeared.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Start with learning about the physical significance of the Planck constant. Learn about massy particles.

Problem: Article: Even if you don't use makeup every day, there are probably products that you reach for every time you do your makeup. These are likely basic products like your favorite foundation, concealer, eyeliner and mascara. Take these products and put them in their own organizer. You can even just put them in a small tray in front of your organizer for easy access. If you don't have a separate organizer to use for these products, put them in the front of your organizer so that they are easily accessible. Take all your brushes and put them in clear makeup jars or a tall compartment in your makeup organizer. Take any other tools that you use and store them together so you know where they are. When you are doing your makeup, you generally work on one area of your face at a time, so having your makeup organized by eyes, lips and face will make the process of applying makeup easier. Eye shadows in individual packaging are best organized in small, shallow compartments. Put your mascaras and other eye products in a compartment next to your shadows and liners. This way you only have one place to look when you are doing your eye makeup. Put face products like foundation, concealer, powder, blush and bronzer in the same area in your organizer. Since many of these products are in pans or are free-standing, they work best in wide, shallow containers. Put all your lip products together. Lipstick is best displayed upright in deep compartments, or laid flat in trays. Also put any products like lipliner or lipgloss next to your lipsticks. Now that you have organized your collection, do your best to maintain it. Even if you're in a hurry, always put your makeup items back in their proper place. This can save you the headache of reorganizing later, and it will make your makeup collection look impeccable!
Summary: Put often-used products in their own organizer. Put all your makeup tools in the same place. Have separate sections for eye products, lip products and face products. Put your makeup back after you use it.

Q: The amount you need to water marigold plants depends on your climate, but you will want to try for around once a week. Be sure not to overwater marigolds because it can weaken the plant. Aim to keep the soil moist as opposed to wet. Also be sure to water at the base instead of over the top of the plant. This could lead to mildew. In times of drought, water marigolds more consistently. Especially if you live somewhere that has a hot, dry climate, consider putting some mulch on top of the soil at the base of the plants in order to keep the soil appropriately moist. Soil that is too rich is not good for marigold plants. However, you should try to pat general purpose fertilizer around the marigold plants about once a month. If you notice that your marigold plant has dead blooms or branches, snip them off with gardening shears. This will help the plant to bloom more freely, and will promote healthy growth for the rest of the plant. If the place you live in experiences a lot of wind, stake your plants. Take a thin stake or stick that is slightly shorter than your marigold plant and use plastic ties to loop the plant to the stake. The stake will keep the plant upright and will allow it to survive harsh weather and storms.
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Water marigolds at the base of the plant semi-regularly. Use fertilizer about once a month. Snip off dead blossoms. Stake them in windy environments.