Try resetting your GFCI outlet, if you do not have one or this doesn't work, you'll need to trace your wires to find the problem.

Thanks 4-K!! But...how do I reset the GFCI?

A GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Isolation)is an outlet that has a small red reset button on it. You would normally find it in one of the bathrooms or in the garage - somewhere that water is nearby, or outdoor equipment is used.
A friend had a similar problem, caused by a corroded connector on an outside outlet. If you can't find any problem inside the house, look outside at any outlets and lights.

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Shilpa, check your breaker box for a gfi breaker, some houses use breakers for ground fault interruption. I know you already did check the panel but sometimes the breaker switch levers don't throw on the gfi breakers. If you have a gfi breaker it will have a reset button on it.

[This message has been edited by ElectrcBil (edited September 30, 2000).]