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You just unpacked your shiny new computer system, set up your high speed Internet service, and installed the latest and greatest software, but what now? Most experience a reduction in computer performance over time primarily due to a lack of maintenance, neglect and poor computer protection. Here are a few tips to keep your system just as clean and healthy as when you first bought it.
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Wednesday, 11 November 2009 18:04
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By Howard LeWine, M.D.,
With so much emphasis placed on increasing physical activity, we hear very little about overtraining. For competitive athletes and some recreational athletes, however, overtraining can be a serious problem.The definition of overtraining is personal. It is the point at which an athlete is training so hard and for so many hours that recovery does not occur with usual periods of rest. Athletic performance demands a balance of extreme effort and recovery. The athlete must expend a tremendous amount of energy on some days and also determine an adequate, but not excessive, number of days off, to be spent either resting completely or exercising with less intensity.








