Isn't it just a collapsed star? I've heared some people say that a Black Hole is connected to a White Hole, or a Wormhole Please tell me what all this means!Thanks.
Thank you for reminding me.I changed mine recently.But smoke detectors do little good but lower insurance rates.
I have taken the batteries out of my smoke detector. It was getting on my nerves. Every time I did some toast or lit a cigarette the bloody thing would go off.
I never bother changing my clocks. Why we have to go through this rigmarole twice a year is beyond me. I have one atomic-regulated clock in the lounge which knows what the right time is all by itself, the rest I just leave an hour ahead, or behind. It doesn't cause me any inconvenience.
If nothing works, try this guide: 1. Open My Computer, go to C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication Data and look for a folder with the numeric name (e.g. 11480154). Inside it, there should be two lonely files, one of them with the numeric filename same as the name of the folder. Delete both files and the folder. 2. Restart Windows. 3. Go to Start, Run, type in MSCONFIG and click OK to launch Microsoft Configuration Utility. Navigate to Startup tab and look for the entry with the numeric name. Uncheck the box near it. 4. If there are entries pointing to C:Program Files with System Security in the path, remove the checks from those boxes as well. 5. Right-click on My Computer. Go to System Restore. Check the box stating Turn off System Restore. Windows will warn you about restore points being deleted. Click OK and restart. 6. Re-enable System Restore (by removing the checkmark from the box in 5). Your antivirus program should be OK to open now, so use it to run a full system scan.
In Australia we turn our clocks back in March and we are advised to change our smoke detector batteries at the same time. It's done this way so we too can remember when it was done. We also heard chirping one year and couldn't figure out what it was. We weren't told that when the batteries lose power they chirp. We spent many hours trying to find the 'creature' that was chirping. We stalked the area that we heard the noise but couldn't find the bl***dy thing. When we finally realized it was the smoke detector, boy, did we feel foolish.
