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Tap the Uber app, which resembles the black-and-white Uber logo. This will open the Uber map interface if you're logged into Uber.  If you aren't already logged into Uber, do so with your phone number and password (or Facebook profile) first. It's in the top-left corner of the screen. A menu will appear. You'll find this near the top of the menu. It's at the top of the screen. Doing so opens a list of your recent trips. Tap the trip that you want to dispute. It's located under the list of Help options. Doing so opens a list of possible issues. If you see a receipt listed here instead, tap Help in the middle of the page before proceeding. While some of the issues listed in the Uber app aren't disputable, each of the following issues is disputable. Tap one of these issues:  My driver took a poor route Someone else took this trip I paid a toll or parking fee for my driver I was charged a cleaning fee I have an extra charge from this trip My pickup or drop-off location was wrong My driver made an unrequested stop My promo code didn't work My driver asked to be paid in cash I had a different issue with my charge To avoid confusion about what warrants a refund and what doesn't, read Uber's policy on your selected issue before proceeding. Scroll down if necessary, then fill out the issue's form. This will usually consist of providing details about the incident, though you may have to check a box next to your specific issue as well depending on your selected issue.  For example, if you chose "My driver took a poor route", you'll only see a "Share Details" field for you to describe the event. If you chose "I paid my driver cash", however, you'll have more options such as "Did your driver ask for a cash tip?" and "What was the amount of cash paid?". Be thorough when providing this information. The more detail you provide, the more informed a decision Uber will be able to make. It's at the bottom of the page. This will send to Uber your fare dispute; if Uber agrees with your dispute criteria, they will refund your payment method (e.g., your debit card or PayPal account).

summary: Open Uber. Tap ☰. Tap Your Trips. Tap the Past tab. Select a trip. Tap I would like a refund. Select an issue. Read your selected issue's policy. Fill out the issue's form. Tap SUBMIT.


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Reading is the best way to get better at any language, even when you are a native speaker. Read quality books, magazines, and articles as frequently as you can to develop your reading skills. Great readers make good editors since they have developed a mastery over the language and are familiar with different grammatical structures.While you can read different types of writing to learn different skills, it is helpful to focus on reading the type of writing you'll be working with. For instance, focus on reading modern and historical fiction if you'll be editing fiction or focus on academic writing if that will be your focus.  You can read fiction to heighten your attention to detail, creativity, and emotion. Non-fiction texts can help you get a better sense of article structure and how authors incorporate facts into a larger argument. Reading can also help you develop your knowledge of a certain topic or content area. It can help you decide whether a piece you edit about that specific topic is comprehensive and clear. The more you read, the better you’ll become at identifying good pieces of writing and picking up on mistakes. Everyone writes in different styles and voices. If you ask ten people to write a sentence about a topic, like "Jack and Jill have been best friends for ten years", people will word the sentence in different ways. They will also use different words to describe things and their sentences can take on different tones. Good editors can take a piece of writing and make small changes to the structure and grammar without losing the author’s original tone. Some people have developed their writing style naturally, especially if they write frequently. For some, writing is very natural and they enjoy the process. Others need a specific tone to focus on, like an academic tone or a joking tone, while they write. A good editor is usually also a good writer. Good editing complements a writer’s style and allows the message of the text to shine through without poor grammar and bad structure holding it back. By identifying your own writing voice, you can be more aware whenever you start to ignore the author’s voice and replace it with your own. Think of an interesting topic that you can write about. Take 30 minutes and write whatever comes to mind. Have someone read over your work and ask them to tell you what sort of writing style they think you have. Professors and other authors can provide helpful insight about your writing style as well. You don’t have to edit ten or twenty pages of material to practice. You can start with shorter pieces like 1,000-word articles and practice with these. This is also a good way to expose yourself to different writing styles and topics. Choose a handful of short texts to edit and practice with these before moving on to longer pieces where you’ll need to check for logical flows and coherence throughout. This is a good way to keep from getting bored with the texts that you’re editing. Since you’ll be working with multiple shorter pieces instead of one long piece, you will have more variety in the material. While you may often edit the work of others, it’s important to self-edit your own work as well. It’s a good idea to let some time pass between writing and editing a piece so that you can approach it with “fresh eyes.” Read your work aloud to catch errors, inconsistencies, and clunky or awkward writing. Look for passages written in passive voice, changes in verb tense, and overly wordy phrases. You should also note passages in which you tell, rather than show, the reader what is happening. Pay attention to the frequency and variety of dialogue tags as well and avoid including stage directions in your work.

summary: Read frequently. Understand writing styles. Identify your writing style. Start small. Edit your own work.


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After all the paint has dried to the touch, move the piece onto a drying rack. This will allow air to circulate around and under the piece and help it dry more quickly and evenly. Removing the piece from the position in which it was painted is also important to ensure it doesn’t stick to the drop cloth or work bench. Once applied, paint generally has two phases that it goes through, and those are drying and curing. The paint may be dry within 30 minutes, but it still needs time to cure. Once the paint fully cures, it will be set, hard, and less prone to damage or dents.  Depending on the type of paint you used, curing time could take anywhere from three to 30 days. Check the manufacturer’s instructions for specific curing times.  Giving the paint time to fully cure is especially important for fixtures, handles, utensils, and other brass pieces that will be handled often. The best way to keep your painted brass clean and new is to avoid touching it or banging it against other objects. For certain items, like wall fixtures, it will be easy to avoid contact. However, for things like furniture and door knobs, you can protect the brass and the paint by keeping it clean: Wash the surface with a damp cloth and soapy water. Rinse the area with a clean, damp cloth. Towel dry the surface to remove excess water. Apply a fresh coat of paint as necessary to cover nicks and scratches.
summary: Transfer the dry item to a drying rack. Give the item time to cure. Maintain your painted brass.