Commercial quartz is non-porous, which means it won't absorb and lock in stains. However, it's still a good idea to address spills, crumbs and other messes before they have a chance to set up. This will save you the trouble of employing more intensive measures later on. The natural grain and color pattern of quartz may cause some messes to go unnoticed. With a modest amount of maintenance, you can keep your quartz countertops looking new for years.

Summary: Clean up spills as soon as they happen.

Use a light-colored pencil to outline a simple oval wherever you want to place your head. Angle the cheeks down towards the bottom of the head at a sharper angle to give the jawline some contour. Use multiple lines to get the shape you want for the jaw and head. You're going to draw over the top of the head, so don't worry if it isn't perfect. You can place the chin slightly to the left or right to make your character face in a specific direction. Slightly above the center of the head, in the center of the forehead draw two spikes pointing down and leaning away from one another. You can make them extend past the center of the head to make the hair hang over the character's eyes, or you can keep them kind of smaller for a simpler hairstyle. Leave each spike open at the top to finish placing your bangs. This should look like 2 connecting triangles that are missing the lines at the top. They can hang over the eyes or hang over the forehead. How sharp you make these lines will determine how spikey your hair looks. The straighter the lines, the sharper the hair. To draw the outline for the top and sides of the hair, draw a circle slightly larger than the outline of the head. Start in the bottom left of the cheek and draw a circle leading up around the top of the head. End your circle leading into the cheek on the opposite side. Make your lines slightly uneven to give the top of your hair a little natural variation. You can turn this into simple longer hair by drawing lines running straight down from the sides of this semi-circle. Making the circle a little uneven will give the top of your hair some natural texture. You can make the circle perfectly smooth though if you're trying to go for a cleaner look! Connect the exterior edges of the spikes in the middle with the interior edges of the circle where it meets the cheek. Use lines that arc slightly away from the center of the face to give your head some shape. Erase the original guide lines for the top of the head that are inside of the hair you've just completed. If you want the hair to seem like it's leading away from the center of the head, end these lines by leading right into the cheeks. This will make it seem like the hair is wrapping around the sides of the head. If you want the hair to seem bigger and spikier, extend the edges of the uneven circle so that they end right in front of the cheek line and connect the lines there. This will make it seem like the hair is poking out in front of the head. To give the hair some texture, layer some thinner, smaller spikes along the front of your hairline. Erase lines when you draw over them to make the hair seem like it has multiple layers. You can add a bunch of spikes for more detailed hair, or add 3-4 spikes for some simpler hair. The curlier you make the spikes, the more natural the hair will look. This is mostly a matter of personal preference though, since manga hair is often pretty geometric and pointy. Adding 1-2 spikes arcing in a different direction than the rest of your hair is a great way to give your character a visual quirk! Add a tuft on the top of the head on the left or right side to give the top of the hair some detail. Pick a point for the tuft and draw 1 tiny line arcing away to the left, one tiny line arcing away to the right, and a third tiny line pointing up from the center. Erase any guidelines where sections of the hair overlap to finish your hair. Add color or outline the hair in black marker if you want to give the hair some definition. Most manga comics are in black and white. There's nothing wrong with leaving your hair white.

Summary: Draw an oval in pencil to create an outline for the face. Add 2 big spikes falling down over the center of the face. Draw an uneven semi-circle around the back of the head leading into the cheeks. Connect the 2 spikes in the middle to the cheeks and erase the inside of the hair. Add smaller spikes falling over the face from the center to add detail. Include a tuft on the crown and erase guidelines to make hair overlap. Finished.

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.

Choose a spot that isn't full sun (unless the plant is a succulent, cactus, or a plant with flowers). Also, don't pick a spot that gets extreme temperatures. A sunny room is a good choice, but set the plant out from the window 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5m) so that it gets indirect light. Leave the plant in this spot to help it adjust. Resist the temptation to move the plant around or to transplant it into a new pot. Let the soil dry out almost completely before giving it its first watering. After being moved around among several different environments, the plant is in a state of semi-shock and needs time to adjust to yet another environment. Isolate new plants from other plants in the house to prevent the spread of diseases and pests. Avoid placing a warmth-loving species in the greenhouse or warm room right away, even if it loves the situation. Many florists and garden centers keep plants in lower temperatures, and if you make the plant too warm at first, it can lead to shock. The plant has probably been fertilized at some point. The plant already has enough nutrients, and adding more could do more harm than good. After about a year, the plant may need fertilizer. Check on what that species needs specifically, as some do not need fertilizer at all.
Summary: Pick a good spot in your house. Avoid fertilizing the plant.