In our student accomodation, we all have our own fire alarm in the room. This Monday will be my first monday in months. Every monday at 11am, the fire alarm goes off which is very annoying. As I wish to have a lay in. What can I use to cover it up to block the noise?Thanks
Open up (disassemble) the printer. There are three tapping screws at the botton of the printer and two in the battery charging compartment. Once you have removed the screws, the upper half can be seperated from the lower half. IMPORTANT - There is a wire that connects between the lower half and the upper half and therefore do not seperate the two halves physically, just move the upper half away slightly to allow enough room to access the print head mechanism. Print head cleaning. Unlatch the spring that press the metal print head agaist the roller to release the print head mechanism. Be very careful here because the pring is under high pressure and note the positioning of the pring correctly so that it can be fitted back easily. Once the spring is detached, you can move the print head mechanism loose enough to get a close look at the printed circuit of the print head. Clean it carefully with soft cloth/alcohol and reassemble the spring. At this point, you may wish to adjust the spring slightly to give more pressure on the rubber roller. Inconsistent printing. Use 2 small springs (normal battery holder springs, etc) and fasten one each against the two black tapping screws at the corner of the metal print head mechanism. To do this, loosen the screws slightly, insert one end of the spring into the recess and retightening it.After you have done the above, reassemble back the printer by placing the upper half onto the lower half. When you do this, you will notice some resistant caused by the two addtional springs that press against the upper half. Once you have tightened the bottom screws in place, the two springs will give sufficient pressure for the print head against the roller. These two pressure points, together with the original spring will produce even pressure across the whole print head mechanism and thus give a very much consistent printing of characters.
This isn't normal, my five-year-old neice is out of the bed-wetting stage. Getting her to wear dipers is just sad, what would her friends say if they found out?! Don't let her go through that! Simply take her to a phsycoligist, maybe there's something mentally wrong with her and she needs therapy, to get it all out. Most bed-wetting is caused by nightmares or just worries. Sit your daughter down, ALONE, and ask her whats bothering her. Make her feel real good. Give her a nice warm cup of coco, with a few biscuts, and then finally, drop the question, she'll pour her heart out sooner or later:0, if there's nothing wrong.. well yeah, your screwed. sorry.
A black hole is a body of collapsing mass that has enough gravitational strength to overcome neutron degeneracy pressure and collaspe into a singularity, theoretically without limit. Scientists really have no idea what happens inside the event horizon of a black hole, as black holes seem to defy some of the most basic laws of physics. All that we know for sure is that there is overwhelming circumstantial evidence that black holes exist. Numerous models attempting to explain this phenomenon exist, some involving black holes as tears between dimensions or as portals in the fabric of space-time that lead to white holes, where matter and energy are reemitted. One of the more interesting theories is that if you were to fall into the event horizon of a black hole, time would be elongated exponentially (according to Einstein's model of relativity), allowing you to view the universe in fast-forward up until its end. However, this would not have any practical use, as nothing could possibly extract you from the inside of a black hole and all of the atoms in your body would be stretched by gravity into a line of particles, falling towards an infinitely small point. The real, scientific term for this hypothetical occurance is spaghettification (scientists are very creative). No, I'm not kidding - look it up if you want to. Do note that all of these explanations for black holes are purely theoretical at this point. We really don't know much about these cosmic anomalies.
