My MacBook Pro won't turn on and is fully charged

I watched a Dvd this morning on my Mac book pro it was plugged in and fully charged when I shut it down. I unplugged it and put it up. When I got home it will not turn on. It shows green light (for fully charged) but nothing when you touch the power switch. Any advice?

Steps 6 and 8
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1365
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