Q: Go to https://www.facebook.com/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your News Feed page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password in the top-right side of the page before proceeding. It's a speech bubble with a lightning bolt icon in the upper-right corner of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. This link is at the top of the drop-down menu. Doing so brings up a new chat window at the bottom of the page. If you want to create a group message, click New Group at the top of the drop-down menu. If you have an existing chat to which you want to respond, click the chat in the drop-down menu, then skip the next two steps. Enter the first few letters of a friend's name to prompt a list of matching results to appear in a drop-down menu. If you're creating a group chat, click the names of friends to add to the group chat, then click Create in the bottom-right corner of the window. You can then skip the next step. In the drop-down menu, click the name of the friend with whom you want to talk. This will add them to the chat. It's at the bottom of the chat window. Type in the message you want to send to your friend or group. If you want to create paragraph breaks in between sections of your message, hold down Shift while pressing Enter. Pressing Enter by itself will send your message. Doing so sends your message. You can send photos, stickers, or other content through Facebook as well: Photos Click the "Photos" icon in the bottom-left corner of the chat window, then select a photo from your computer. You can press Enter to send the photo. Stickers Click the "Stickers" icon to the right of the "Photos" icon, select a sticker category, and click a sticker to send it. GIFs Click the GIF button at the bottom of the chat window, search for a GIF to send, and click the GIF you want to use to sent it. Emoji Click the smiley face icon at the bottom of the chat window, find an emoji you want to use, click it to type it, and press Enter to send it. Money If you have your Facebook payment information set up, click the $ icon at the bottom of the chat window, select a friend's name if you're in a group chat, enter a payment amount, and click Pay. Files Click the paperclip icon at the bottom of the chat window, select a file from your computer, and press Enter to send the file.
A: Open Facebook. Click the "Messenger" icon. Click New Message. Search for a friend. Select your friend. Click the "Type a message" text field. Enter your message. Press Enter. Add items to your messages if you like.

Q: Try to determine the value of your car had it not been in an accident. Again, it's best to use the NADA website at http://www.nadaguides.com/ to get the value of your car. You can also use Kelly Blue Book or any used car site to estimate the value of your car or find similar vehicles for sale. Be sure to look for cars as similar to yours as possible, mainly in year and mileage, but other with certain options and in the same color. Ignore vehicles that have been in accidents for now, but bookmark these vehicles for later if you come across them. Be sure to also search in your area. The same car may be worth more or less, depending on where you live. You can begin to estimate your diminished value by using some expert standbys. For example, some law firms specializing in diminished value estimate that the value lost when a vehicle is in an accident is around 33 percent. This means that your car valued at $15,000 would be worth about $10,000 in reality when you tried to sell it. Use this type of estimation as a starting place for determining your diminished value. If you found any cars similar to yours in earlier searches that had an accident in their vehicle history, look at the relative prices of those cars. How much less are they being sold for than a similar car with no accident history? In addition, look at the price differences between "pre-owned" and "certified pre-owned" cars at dealerships. Oftentimes, cars with structural damage from accidents won't be sold as "certified pre-owned." Looking at the price of cars similar to yours sold as just "pre-owned" can give you an idea of what yours is worth. For example, imagine that a few cars similar to yours are selling for $9,500 and $11,000 on the used market. These cars have accident histories, but are in good visual condition. You can use this range to estimate the actual value of your own car. Start with what you found as the NADA or KBB value of your car if it had not been in accident. Then, consider your expert estimation and the prices of similar cars with accident histories to arrive at an actual value for your car. The difference between these two values is your estimated diminished value. For example, using the $10,000 expert estimate from above and the two similar, used cars at $9,500 and $11,000, you estimate that your car is worth about $10,500. Your diminished value would be the difference between the value of your car if accident-free, $15,000, and your estimated lower value due to accident, $10,500. This gives you $4,500 in diminished value.
A: Start with the actual value of your car. Use expert estimates. Search for comparable cars for sale. Bring it all together.

Q: Mix together 1c (240mL) of chlorine bleach, 1c (240mL) of laundry detergent, and 1USgal (3.8L) of warm water. This mixture will create a cleaning solution that is strong enough to remove most dirt and stains, but gentle enough to keep from damaging your teak furniture. As always when handling bleach, be careful not to get it on any other materials. Use a soft plastic brush to apply the bleach solution and gently scrub it into the teak wood. Let the solution sit for approximately 15 minutes and then rinse it off completely with water. Make sure to do this cleaning outdoors. If you must do it inside, use a drop cloth on the floor to avoid spilling any bleach around your home and damaging something. Instead of power washing away all of the dirt (along with all of the protective elements), use a handheld scrubbing brush to get a controlled clean for your teak furniture. Gently scrub away any stains or imperfections in the wood. But don't scrub too hard or you might damage the wood permanently. Getting the teak wood wet first can help the scrubbing process be more effective. And a constant flow of water will help rinse away any dirt or grime as you clean. This cleaning method is more aggressive in fighting stains and signs of wear. So it may be better suited for teak furniture that has been left outdoors for long periods of time. Simply apply the teak cleaning solution to the furniture and scrub it in with a soft brush. Generally, you should let it remain on the teak for 15 minutes or so before you rinse it off with the hose. Follow the directions for application on the bottle. Look for the active ingredient oxalic acid in any store-bought teak cleaner. Whether you use store-bought teak cleaner or a bleach cleaning solution, you'll need to rinse off any remaining residue after you finish cleaning. Use a garden hose to rinse the teak off completely and let it air dry. If you are cleaning your teak furniture indoors, use a damp cloth to wipe off any remaining cleaner residue.
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Make a bleach cleaning solution. Apply the bleach with a brush. Use a brush to scrub. Use store-bought teak cleaner. Rinse off the cleaning solution.