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Facebook is also cracking down on private-messaging anyone that you do not know, so it is almost like LinkedIn.

The usual penalty for this would be a block from friend-requesting for 7 days. Further violations can result in your FB account being suspended or even revoked (or "banned").

This is happening in recent years by this famous social networking site.

In this case, your parents had told you that you are not allowed to stay in the house anymore on the day you are told to move out--and you have to move to someplace else.

What items do I need to have just before one gets kicked out of the house so I can get a fresh start?

I already changed my FB password and still this issue is not resolved. Chats are still disabled, I cannot email individual FB persons or friends, and I am unable to do any posts from my wall or anyone elses' walls. I am also unable to do my own posts from my own Facebook-created events.

I was trying to use the Multipurpose Feeder (MPF) on that printer to print out a 10 size envelope, only to find that there was absolutely no text when I used the Microsoft Word Envelope Printer option on MS Word to try to print text on the envelopes--the return address and the delivery address...after the feeding process was over.

The ink indicators on the printers (there are 4 indicators--1 for black, the other 3 for color) did not show any signs of running out of ink.

2 of my attempts in downloading freeware to read .docx files had led to either a software icon that is not intended to be a .docx reader, or gives me a prompt warning from McAfee that the download file for this freeware is a trojan or worse and can release viruses, worms, and other malicious code that can damage my computer.

My antivirus detected a very bad virus on my 2nd download attempt and stopped the download attempt immediately before the virus would have been released.

So what does one do to download .docx reader freeware from the net without the fear that the download could contain destructive viruses or all that? I need that .docx reader as soon as possible.

Thanks.

This happens when you enter a very dry indoor area on a very cold wintry day when dew points outside are -2F or lower and RH is 25-30% or lower.

I am suspecting that there might be a polyester or acrylic component inside the headphones that are prone to built-up static electricity charges when the above conditions happen.

When the charges build up, I get shots of shocks in my ears and I have to remove the headphones.

This is similar to the tribostatic electricity shocks that happened to some people moving shopping carts at Walmart in the past, but this is not tribostatic electricity because the static shocks happened mainly at rest.

Did static electricity shocks happened to other brands of headphones?

I was warned about a security flaw in Java which could set off malware or other attacks on anyone who uses Java while online.

I am taking 2 classes using Blackboard Collaborate, which definitely requires Java for me to participate in these online classes. I am taking one of them at 6pm tonight!!!

There are some advanced settings in my Windows XP in the Java dialog box that I don't understand. I already updated the latest Java version in light of the possible security warning but I don't know if this had the updated security patch.

Should I also set the Java "security" setting to very high also just in case?

And what about Windows Firewall (XP)? Should it be beefed up security-wise also?

Horizontal streaks in my paper.

The ink nozzle self-cleaning system I operated failed to clean the nozzles on the inkjet cartridges and still horizontal streaks.

I replaced both the black and color ink cartridges to try to solve the problem, but still, horizontal streaks exist.

I assume this printer is about to break down.

The second "you are" should be replaced with the word "I am."

It is a medical procedure involving a biopsy that attempts to confirm the disease called endometriosis.

It seems like the probable reason for this sudden dropout of BTN from DirecTV is third-party television broadcast licensing fees going up--or problems with a cable channel's right to create or not to create TV blackout restrictions so that stadium revenues for Big Ten college football games do not go down because people watch Big Ten college football on TV just to save money by not going to the stadium.

The drop happened effective September 1 and will be indefinite.

I had seen on TV a fireworks spectacular on July 4, 2012, at the National Mall in Washington.

During this firework show, I saw that several large pyrotechnic shells that were destined to burst in the air about 700 to 100 feet prematurely burst from the mortar. Happened several times. That is, the shells bursted too early from the ground. I probably call these misfired aerial pyro shells.

I was expecting to see a possible major fireworks disaster from the haphazard shells exploding from the ground, but amazingly, the rest of the fireworks in that grand 4th of July display did not blow up on the ground, and the show still was spectacular all the way to the grand finale.

Professional firework shows had past disasters of destructive chain reactions in various locations due to premature bursts of aerial shells on the ground.

No chain reaction, thank God, in that display. How can it be so?

Often this acronym is used to indicate the types of black powder.