"We pursued a settlement as it's in the best interest of our community and shareholders," a Meta spokesperson told CBS MoneyWatch.
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The site will also ask you to register with your email and password. The secure portal will allow you to send an email to Use the subject line: "Name Change – Facebook User Privacy Settlement" and include the claim ID from the claim confirmation, as well as the full name of the deceased person. Send an email to the administrator through its secure portal with the explanation and the documents that demonstrate the need for the change. To do that, you'll have to provide documentation showing the reason for the name change, such as a copy of the death certificate. David Gets In Trouble begs to be read aloud at story time, and is sure to be an often asked for preschool crowd pleaser.Next, you'll have to provide the claim settlement administrator with a request to change the name to the beneficiary or the estate of the claimant. Mr Shannon's exaggerated, bold and bright, childlike illustrations steal the show with marvelous facial expression and hilarious details. Little ones will easily identify with the trials and tribulations of David's world as he rockets through his day from one mishap to the next. David Shannon captures the essence of a busy, take charge preschooler, filled with manic energy, in this sequel to No, David! and David Goes To School. Late at night, lying in bed, David has an epiphany, "Yes! It was me!" and apologizes to his mother as she tucks him, lovingly, back in bed. "I didn't mean to!" "I forgot!" "I couldn't help it!" "No, it wasn't me!" "It was an accident!" "But Dad says it!" Nothing is really his fault, he's just a victim of circumstance. Irrepressible David is back in all his little boy glory, and as he tells us on the title page, "NO! It's not my fault!" Whether he's skateboarding into furniture, making a silly face during class pictures, pulling the cat's tail, or eating the dog's biscuits, burping loudly at meals, sneaking a taste of icing off the cake before dinner, or saying bad words, he's got a logical answer for everything.
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