It's the black Apple on icon in the upper-left corner of the screen. The note "(Not Responding)" will appear next to frozen apps. The app will quit and can be restarted. If your computer is frozen, you may need to restart it.

Summary: Open the Apple menu. Click on Force Quit toward the middle of the menu. Click on the app you want to quit. Click on Force Quit.

Wash off your baby's bottom with warm water. Resist the temptation to wipe the area if possible. A bulb syringe can be used to spray water to the sensitive spots. Gently remove any remaining poop with a dab of a baby wipe or wet cloth. If you do use a baby wipe, don't use one with any alcohol or fragrance. Diaper rash is a common kind of contact dermatitis where the skin gets inflamed due to prolonged contact of urine and fecal matter on the skin of the baby. If not caught early it may become infected by bacteria or yeast. Avoidance of irritants and frequent diaper changes are -- hands down -- the best preventive measures. If you must towel dry, dab gently. Don't rub! That'll just irritate the skin further. Consider the following options: Place a new diaper on your baby, but place it loosely (or use one that's too big). Keep your baby in the buff for even just a few minutes. The more time she can air out, the better. Consider having your baby sleep diaper free, too. You can put down a protective sheet on your baby's crib to keep from having to deal with disasters in the wee hours of the morning. For the record, drying the rash in open air is effective in helping clear up the diaper rash. Various diaper creams are available without a prescription. Zinc oxide is an ingredient in many creams and can be effective alone to treat a moderate rash. But petroleum ointment or petroleum jelly, non-petroleum jelly, and lanolin products work, too. Diaper creams can help decrease the rash and provide relief from it. Zinc oxide, commonly known as Desitin, provides an effective barrier against skin irritants which lessen friction to irritated skin. (In other words, it protects against stool and urine.) Skip the talcum powder; it's bad for the lungs. If you must, opt for a cornstarch powder, but even that isn't great -- it can cause yeast to grow and lead to another rash.

Summary: Keep things clean and dry as much as possible. Let the baby air dry. Apply diaper cream.

It may go without saying, but when choosing a pencil skirt, you need to make sure that the skirt fits your body well. While most clothing manufacturers size skirts according to the same basic measurements, you still try the skirt on before you buy it. If a pencil skirt is too large, it may add too much extra volume to your midsection. As a result, your waist will look wider and your figure may take on a boxy appearance. On the other hand, if a pencil skirt is too small, it may create bulges along your thighs, stomach, and rear. Super tight pencil skirts are also difficult to walk in. If you aren't sure where to start, try to find a pencil skirt with a waistband that sits roughly 2 inches (5 cm) above your navel. The material should fit around the widest part of your hips without looking stretched, and it should taper off and end somewhere beneath that point instead of ending directly on it. The length of the lower hemline and the height of the waistband will have slightly different effects on your overall appearance. While there are some general guidelines to consider, the best way to determine the right length and height for your figure will be to try on a variety of styles and gauge which one you prefer while standing in front of the mirror. If you want to make yourself look taller or leaner, consider choosing a high-waisted style with a shorter hemline. By shifting the skirt further up along your body, you create the illusion of longer legs and a narrower waist. On the other hand, taller women may wish to consider pencil skirts that drop down to the knee or just beneath it. You can still show off your naturally long legs with a short skirt, but the added length can have a sophisticated effect when you're tall enough to pull it off. Nowadays, pencil skirts are made from a wide range of fabrics and prints. You can stick with classic choices if you want a relatively versatile skirt, but if you're feeling bold, picking something more unique can be a great way to add more pizazz to your outfit. It's hard to go wrong with a black pencil skirt, so if you want only one easy-to-style piece in your wardrobe, stick with black. Vibrant colors and prints can be somewhat difficult to dress up, but in comparison, a black pencil skirt can make the switch from professional to casual to seductive much more readily. Also note the way that color, pattern, and texture affect your overall appearance. The more you stray from the standard black skirt, the more attention you'll draw to your lower half. The pencil skirt works well for most body types, but if you're notably curvy on the bottom, you might want to be a little more careful about the way you wear it. Since pencil skirts hug your thighs, they tends to accentuate your lower curves, and the resulting oomph in sex appeal may not be appropriate for all occasions. To draw attention away from your lower half, stick with pencil skirts in dark, solid colors and pair them with patterned or textured tops. The visually stimulating top should draw the eye upward, drawing it away from your bottom half in the process. Pay attention to the hemline, as well. Make sure that the hemline does not land at the widest part of your thighs; if it does land there, you'll only make the added volume look even more significant than usual. Skirts that hit just above or directly below the knees are usually a better choice since these are the narrowest points of your leg. If you've tried on a standard pencil skirt and don't like the way it fits your curves, don't give up. Try on another pencil skirt with a slit removed or darts sewn into it. Either option will change the shape of the skirt in a subtle way, and it may become more appealing to you. To make your hips and legs look leaner, consider wearing a pencil skirt with two vertical darts sewn into the front. The darts draw in your waist and encourage the eye to look up-and-down, rather than side-to-side. To accommodate a narrow waist and wider thighs, you might consider a pencil skirt with a 2 to 3 inch (5 to 8 cm) slit in the hemline of the middle backside. The slit gives your legs more room to move around while keeping the waistband cinched in where it needs to be in order to maintain a proper fit. Slits can also give the skirt a sultrier, more flirtatious ambiance.

Summary: Fit the skirt to your body. Experiment with length and height. Play with color, texture, and pattern. Consider your curves. Try skirts with slits and darts.

Tokyo uses a public transportation system that is interchangeably called the "Tokyo Metro" and "Tokyo Pasmo." You can find your balance displayed when you touch your card to the ticket gate or the onboarding machine while riding the bus. You can access your remaining balance and access history on bus or subway ticket vending machines. Check your balance by inserting your card, selecting "Print Balance History," and taking the transaction receipt. Transaction receipts display the 20 most recent card charges. Insert your card and select "Charge" from the menu. Select the amount you want to add to your card and insert that amount in cash into the machine. You can add between 1,000-10,000 at a time. If you want to add money to your card on the bus, you can by asking your bus driver. They can transfer up to 1,000 to your card.
Summary: Check the Tokyo Metrocard information when you swipe your card. Print your Tokyo Metrocard transaction history. Add funds to your card at the bus or subway ticket vending machines.