Q: Your body can tell a girl that you're interested before you say a word and can help you be a better flirt throughout your conversation. There are just a few tricks that you need to know to show the girl that you're interested through your body language. Maintain eye contact. Look right into the girl's eyes when you're talking and don't check your phone or look around to see what your buddies are doing. You should show the girl that you're giving her your full attention, but glance away occasionally so things don't get too intense. Keep your arms at your sides or use them to gesture. Don't cross them over your chest or you'll look closed off. Lean toward her when you speak. Whether you're sitting or standing, lean in a bit to get closer to the girl. Just don't get too close or you'll be one of those "close talkers" and may come on too strong. Don't forget to smile. Let her catch you smiling at her even when you're not saying anything from time to time. It's easier to flirt if you keep up a positive vibe. Don't slouch. Stand tall and proud and you'll look more confident. Subtlety is the key to being a good flirt. You need to know the difference between saying you're interested and implying that you're interested. Saying you're interested is too obvious and leaves nothing to the imagination. Being subtle and implying you're interested will intrigue the girl and will keep the conversation going. Find subtle ways to compliment the girl. Instead of saying you love her outfit, say, "You must have spent hours putting that together." Find subtle ways to show you'd like to spend more time with her. If she says she loves to swim, don't say that you'd love to see her in a bikini. Instead, say, "I happen to love girls who love to swim. Especially in the summer." Find subtle ways to let her know she's special. Instead of saying, "You look hot," tell her, "A girl like you must not have any trouble getting guys." If she speaks in another language like Spanish, pick up a few words of the language before you strike a conversation. You don't have to give the girl the third degree to show that you actually want to get to know her. Finding a way to ask her questions about her interests or background is a great way to be flirty and to show that you're interested. Here are some things you can ask: While you're joking around, ask her what she likes to do for fun. This will show that you want to get to know her. If your siblings come up, ask her if she has any. Girls love talking about their siblings. Ask her if she has any pets. If she does, ask her if she likes to cuddle with them. Ask her opinion on something silly or small. Say something that will make her laugh, like "What do you think about men who wear pink?" Once you're comfortable enough with the girl, you can start to tease her a bit. You might click instantly and be comfortable teasing her within the first minute of talking, or it could take a bit longer to ease into tease-mode. Once it feels right, don't be afraid to show your playful side by teasing the girl while you're flirting. Tease her about her interests. If she says she likes reality TV, ask her if she'd rather be home watching The Bachelor. Tease her about her appearance. Make sure to do this in a complimentary way. If she's wearing obviously fake gold costume jewelry, ask her if it's real gold. Tease her about her laugh. If she has a really cute laugh, ask her if she hangs around funny people like you just so she can laugh more often.
A: Use positive body language. Master the art of subtlety. Ask her about herself. Tease her.

Q: Don't worry about being too precise with the slicing; this is just to make the blending easier later on. You will need to freeze the bananas for at least 1 hour, but 6 hours would be better. You can try using a blender, but a food processor will blend things more evenly and smoothly. For extra chocolate-y ice cream, use chocolate almond milk instead. If you don't like almond milk at all, you can use another type of milk instead, such as soy, of lactose-free cow's milk. For extra goodness, add 1 tablespoon (15 grams) of almond butter. From time to time, you will need to open up the food processor, and push the mixture down the sides using a spatula. This will help ensure that everything mixes evenly. Try to get vegan chocolate chips, if you can. If you can't find any, use baker's chocolate chips instead. They are made from cocoa and may taste a little bitter, but they don't contain any dairy. You can use an old ice cream container or even a plastic tub with a lid. This will harden the ice cream enough so that you can scoop it out. If you are making this ice cream ahead of time, it may be too hard to scoop the next day. If that happens, let it sit on the counter for about 10 minutes until it softens enough to scoop. You can serve it as it is, or you can top it off with extra goodies, such as cocoa nibs, sprinkles, or crumbled nuts.
A: Peel, slice, and freeze 3 ripe bananas. Add the bananas, almond milk, and cocoa powder into a food processor fitted with a metal blade. Blend until everything is smooth and creamy. Stir in the chocolate chips. Transfer the mixture into a freezer-safe container. Place the container into the freezer for 1 to 2 hours. Scoop and serve the ice cream.

Q: If you choose to view your cameras on the internet all you need is high speed internet access at the DVR's location - hard wire preferred. Simply plug in the DVR just like you plug in a PC to the modem or router. You will use a dynamic IP address (which is free) to view your cameras remotely. Now you can view your cameras from anywhere in the world. You can view live cameras, review old video, and do most, if not all the tasks that you can perform directly with the DVR.
A: View your cameras on the internet. Type in your own web address (the direction manual should show how). Enter in your user ID and Password.

Q: Books can take up a lot of visual space in the bookshelves. If you stagger other decorative pieces into your bookshelves, this can help break up the space from the monotonous look of the books. If you have collections with items like bowls, pictures, vases, statues, paintings, or clocks, these can be great things to display on your bookshelves. Arrange some of your books in stacks. Most of us put books into shelves vertically with the spines facing outward. Consider arranging a few books on a shelf in a stack in which the lay horizontally. Put the largest book on the bottom of the stack and then move upward with smaller books.Turn the spines outward so you can see the title. When you make room for other items in your bookshelves, you can see the background of the shelves more clearly. Consider painting your shelves a bright color to add a bright spot to your room. If you are renting an apartment and are not allowed to paint your walls (or don't want to take the time to do this), then painting your bookcase is a good way to add your distinctive style to your space. If you prize a uniform look on your bookshelves, then consider wrapping your books in a white paper. You can also achieve a uniform look by using decorative pieces all in the same shade of color (or a neutral color like white or black). You can also place storage bins or boxes in a common texture and color -- like wicker or fabric -- on a bookshelf. This will give a very organized, uniform look to your shelves.
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Relieve the eye. Add a pop of color. Embrace uniformity.