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Noting the way that the person interacts with someone else can also help you to determine if he or she is taken. If this person is with a person or group of people, then pay attention to how he or she interacts with them. Try to glance at the person now and then to see how he or she is behaving. For example, is the person leaning in towards someone and smiling? Is the person standing closer to someone than is appropriate for friends? Is the person holding hands with anyone or touching someone on the arm or back? These things may indicate that the person is not single. However, if the person is not displaying any intimate body language with anyone, then there is a good chance that he or she is single. A wedding or engagement ring is a dead giveaway that someone is taken. If you are close enough to see the person's hands, then look for a ring on the person's left hand. People usually wear wedding and/or engagement rings on the ring finger, which is the one next to the pinky finger. If there is no ring, then there is a chance that this person is single. However, keep in mind that many people have committed relationships without being married. If you have reason to believe that the person is single, then you can introduce yourself and start to get to know the person you like. Just keep in mind that taking this approach may reveal that the person is or is not single within your first conversation, or it might take a while. If the person is alone, try saying something like, "Hi. I'm __. What's your name?" If the person you're interested in is in a large group, then you can introduce yourself to the whole group by saying something like: "Hi, I'm __. How does everybody here know each other?" . When you first meet someone, it is good to ask questions to get to know the person better. Allowing the person a chance to talk may also reveal whether or not he or she is seeing anyone. Some good getting-to-know-you questions include: Where did you grow up? Where do you work? Do you like it? Do you have any pets? What do you like to do in your spare time? If the person is not single, then he or she likely has plans with a significant other over the weekend. You can casually ask about the person's weekend plans and this may give you an answer to your question and it can also be a good way to ask for a date. Try saying something like, "What do you have planned for this weekend?" If the person says nothing, then you can try saying something like, "I was thinking of going to see a movie. Would you be into that?" If the person says that he or she has plans with a significant other, then just play it cool. Try saying something, "Awesome! Have a great time!"

summary: Pay attention to body language. Check for a ring. Introduce yourself. Get to know the person Ask about weekend plans.

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Do this by double clicking on the Winamp icon (lightning bolt) on your desktop or in your applications folder. This should be on the upper-right portion of the window. Once you play a music file, visualizations will be played as well on the top panel of Winamp or on the Visualizations tab on the main panel. You can also use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + Shift +K to enable and disable visualizations. To toggle between full screen and window view, use the ALT + Enter (for Windows) or Command + Enter (for Mac) keyboard shortcuts.

summary: Launch Winamp. Click on "View" on the menu toolbar. Select "Visualizations" from the the drop-down menu.

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If you can't get any fresh lemons, you can use bottled lemon juice (not lemonade) instead; you will need 1 cups (350 milliliters) of bottled lemon juice. This will ensure that the lemonade is cold enough and doesn't melt the ice cream when you add it in later on. Save the rest of the lemonade for more servings or for another recipe. For best results, use good quality ice cream, and not the "frozen dessert" kind. Make sure that the ice cream is evenly mixed throughout the lemonade. There should be not streaks or swirls. At this point, you can use the rest of the chilled lemonade to made more frozen lemonade. Remember, you will need 4 scoops of ice cream for every cup (240 milliliters) of chilled lemonade. For an added touch, garnish the frozen lemonade with some whipped cream or a sprinkle of lemon zest.
summary: Combine the lemon juice, sugar, and water in a pitcher, and stir until the sugar is dissolved. Leave the lemonade in the refrigerator for 1 hour to chill. Add 1 cup (240 milliliters) of the chilled lemonade and 4 scoops of ice cream into a blender. Blend the lemonade and ice cream together until completely smooth. Pour the frozen lemonade into 2 tall glasses and serve.