In order to earn rewards of any kind, you'll need to go on flights to rack up miles. Each time you book a flight, be on the lookout for the words "Frequent Flyer Membership Number" with a blank next to it. Type your program membership number into the blank before completing your reservation. If you aren't sure what your membership number is, contact a customer service representative for your specific program to find out. Through Star Alliance, you can earn 1 of 2 different elevated statuses if you fly often enough. Silver is the lower of the 2, and can be achieved in various ways, depending on your program's specifications. However, no matter the program, you have to fly a certain number of miles within a certain amount of time to qualify. The minimum amount of miles you must fly ranges from 10,000 miles (16,000km) to 35,000 miles (56,000km). Silver status members have the following added benefits: Priority reservations waitlist: If the flight you want to go on is already booked, you will be placed high on the waitlist for the flight, in case anyone cancels their booking. Priority airport standby: If your travel plans change or you want to go on an earlier flight and you need to fly standby, you'll be granted higher priority on the standby list if the new flight is full. Again, this varies by program, but typically, the minimum amount of miles you must fly to be a Gold member is double that of the Silver status required miles. Depending on your program, you may have to fly at least 20,000-70,000 in either a 1-year or a 2-year span. If you achieve Gold status, the added benefits include: Priority reservations waitlist: If you try to book a flight and it's already full, your status will place you high on the waitlist, in case someone decides to cancel their booking. Priority airport standby: If you have to change your flight and fly standby, you'll be placed higher up on the standby priority waitlist for the new flight that you want to get on. Lounge access: You and 1 additional guest who is a member of Star Alliance have access to all 1,000 of the Star Alliance airport lounges, regardless of the class you travel in. Priority baggage handling: Your luggage is prioritized so that it's one of the first bags to be brought out to the baggage claim area, allowing you to leave the airport faster. Extra baggage allowance: You're allowed 44 pounds (20 kg) of extra weight in your bag, or a second bag, without any additional charge. Priority check-in: You can check in for your flights at the specially marked "priority" counter, where the lines are generally shorter. Priority boarding: You're allowed to board with first class and business class customers for early seating and convenience.

Summary: Enter your frequent flyer number each time you book a flight. Fly 10,00035,000 miles (56,000km) every 1-2 years to earn Silver status. Fly 20,000-70,000 miles every 1-2 years to earn Gold status.

You can connect both laptops using a wireless connection, or you can connect both laptops to a LAN port on your modem or router using an Ethernet cable. The Finder has an icon that resembles a blue and white smiley face. It's in the Dock at the bottom of the screen. Click this icon on the Mac you want to access shared folders through. It's in the menu bar at the top of the screen when you have the Finder open. It's at the bottom of the drop-down menu below "Go". The network address for a shared computer is usually smb://[computer name]. Replace "[computer name]" with the actual name of the computer you want to access. This can be a Mac or Windows computer. It's in the lower-left corner of the "Connect to Server" window. After your Mac is able to establish a connection with the other computer, enter the username and password you use to log in to that computer. You can then access the Shared files and Folders in the Finder under "Shared" in the menu bar to the left. If you are trying to access a Windows computer, enter the email address and password for user's Microsoft account. Make sure the other computer you are trying to access is powered on and logged into (not sleeping).

Summary: Connect both laptops to your network. Open a new Finder window. Click Go. Click Connect to Server. Enter the network address for the computer you want to access. Click Connect. Enter the username and password for the computer you want to access.

Tap the App Store icon, which is a light-blue app with an "A" made of writing utensils on it. Tap the magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, then tap the search bar at the top of the screen. On an iPad, tap instead the search bar in the top-right corner of the screen. Make sure you spell it correctly. It's a blue button in the bottom-right corner of the keyboard. This button is to the right of the "Minecraft: Pocket Edition" heading. It will appear in the same place as the $6.99 icon did. Doing so will grant the App Store access to your payment information, which will complete the payment and prompt Minecraft to begin downloading. If you have Touch ID on your iPhone, you can scan your fingerprint instead. Once Minecraft finishes downloading, you can tap OPEN where the price was to open Minecraft.

Summary: Open your iPhone's App Store. Open the "Search" feature. Type minecraft into the search bar. Tap Search. Tap $6.99. Tap INSTALL when prompted. Enter your Apple ID password when prompted.

Catheters are used for a variety of conditions, so ask your doctor if there are any alternatives available for your specific medical issue. Sometimes, long-term catheter use is necessary and there are no alternatives. If this is the case, proper care and cleaning of your catheter can help prevent UTIs. Long-term catheter use greatly increases the risk of recurrent UTIs. Wash your hands and wet a clean washcloth with soap and warm water. Hold the catheter tube and carefully wash the end near your vagina or penis. Take care not to tug it as you slowly clean down the tube away from your body, then dry it with a clean cloth. Always wash the catheter away from your body. Cleaning it from the bottom toward your body increases the risk of infection. Wash your hands again when you're finished. Wash your hands, wet a clean washcloth with soap and warm water, then gently wipe the area where the catheter enters your urethra. If you're a woman, wipe away from the urethra from front to back. If you're a man, wipe from the tip of the penis down the shaft. Continue to wipe your groin area with the soapy cloth. Rinse the soap away with a stream of water or wet washcloth, then dry yourself thoroughly with a clean cloth. Wash your hands again when you're finished. Open the bag's spout or clamp and pour the contents into a toilet or the receptacle your doctor or nurse provided. Clean the spout with a cotton ball or swab soaked in rubbing alcohol, close the spout, then attach the bag to your leg fastener. Keep the bag below your waist at all times. Be aware of the tube's position as you pour, and make sure it doesn't twist or tug. Take care not to get urine on your hands as you pour. Wash your hands after draining the bag. Attach the drainage bag to a leg fastener, and never hold it above your waist when you're emptying or cleaning it. Holding it above your bladder level can cause urine to re-enter your urinary tract.
Summary: Talk to your doctor about minimizing catheter use. Clean your catheter twice daily if you have one. Clean the skin around your catheter at least once a day. Empty the bag every 8 hours or whenever it's half-full. Keep the catheter bag lower than your waist at all times.