Click the magnifying glass icon in the upper-right side of your Mac's screen. A text box will appear. This will search your computer for the Terminal app. It should be the top option in the Spotlight search results. Doing so will open the Terminal app. Type in sudo nano /etc/hosts and then press Return. Type in the password that you use to log into your Mac, then press Return. The "hosts" file will open. Terminal won't show your password's letters as you type. Press the key until the cursor is at the end of the last line of text on the page, then press Return. To block a website in your computer's browsers, do the following: Type in 127.0.0.1 and press Tab . Type in a website's address without the "www" section (e.g., "facebook.com"). Press Return to start a new line, then repeat the above two steps with other addresses you want to block. While you can block sites in most browsers using the above step, Google Chrome is slightly different: if you're blocking sites on Google Chrome, you'll need to place a space and then the "www.[site].com" version of the website's address after the "[site].com" version. To block Facebook, for example, you would type in 127.0.0.1 facebook.com www.facebook.com. Adding the "http://" or "https://" part of the address as well (e.g., 127.0.0.1 facebook.com https://www.facebook.com can improve the chances of the site being blocked. IP address You can find a website's IP address and then block it in the "hosts" file to prevent people from accessing the website via its IP address. Mobile site By placing "m." in front of a website's address (e.g., "m.facebook.com" instead of "facebook.com"), you can block the mobile version of the website as well. Once you have entered all of the sites that you want to block, save and exit by pressing Control+O and then pressing Return. To exit the hosts file, press Control+X. Type in sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder and press Return. This command will flush your Mac's DNS cache, which will ensure that all of the website's previous data (e.g., saved passwords) is erased. Your listed site should now be blocked in all browsers on your computer. If your computer's browsers don't block the site, restart your computer to finalize the changes.

Summary: Open Spotlight . Type terminal into Spotlight. Double-click Terminal. Open the "hosts" file. Enter your Mac's password. Move the blinking cursor down to the bottom of the page. Add websites to the block list. Block Google Chrome sites using this method. Try blocking alternative versions of the website's address. Save and exit the editor. Flush your computer's DNS cache.

If staring creeps you out, look at the point between his eyes. He won't be able to tell! On the lean-in, turn your head 10 degrees, open your mouth slightly, and aim for his lower lip. Give it a little squeeze with your lips, then close them again as you pull away. Gently slide your tongue into your partner's mouth, and start exploring. Make sure that your partner is reciprocating! If they don't respond, stop immediately to avoid embarrassing yourself. It's a sweet move that keeps him focused on what he's doing with his lips.

Summary: Keep eye contact until right before your lips touch-it helps build excitement. Learn to make lip contact correctly. Use your tongue the right way. Reach for his hand and intertwine your fingers.

Pain during urination and a need to go frequently and urgently are the main early signs of a UTI. If you notice these symptoms in yourself or someone in your care, schedule an appointment with a health care provider right away. You may feel the urgent need to urinate, but only pass a very small amount. Urine may appear cloudy, pink, red, or dark brown with a UTI. If you notice that your urine, or the urine of someone in your care, has an unusual appearance, schedule a visit with a healthcare provider. If you are using a catheter, hold the bag up to the light to check if it is clear. If you see cloudy residue, this may be a sign of a urinary tract infection in its early stages. If you have a UTI, your urine may smell strong or unpleasant. See a doctor if you notice that your urine smells bad, particularly if the smell is accompanied by other symptoms of infection (such as pain during urination or discolored urine). Some foods, like asparagus, can also affect the odor of your urine. For women, a UTI may cause pain in the center of the pelvis, in the area of the pubic bone. Pelvic pain can also be a sign of some other serious condition. Schedule an appointment with your doctor if you or someone in your care experiences pelvic pain. UTIs in their early stages may cause a variety of other symptoms in the elderly, some of which may mimic other conditions. Schedule an appointment with a health care provider if you notice: Confusion. Light-headedness. Pale skin. A low-grade fever. For someone using a catheter, do a daily temperature check to catch any signs of infection early.
Summary: Watch for pain and urgency during urination. Look for cloudy or discolored urine. Note any unusual urinary odors. Pay attention to pelvic pain in women. Check for other early signs of a UTI.