BY ALL MEANS MOVE FORWARD

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INTRODUCTION.

Life is full of challenges. As long as you are in this fallen world you cannot avoid temptations. However, you can overcome them. You can forge on in life in spite of the temptations. And if you are praying for the day when all your problems will end that they will never come; unless you are ready to die. Dead men feel no pain, neither do they make progress.

Many stand still in life because of the problems they are going through; while some others with the same problem are making great waves in the world. You don’t have to stand still in life.

You can make the most of your life irrespective of your present limitations. Life can become a pleasurable adventure or a painful journey. Abraham Lincoln failed over and over at the space of thirty years. He had a nervous breakdown, he even lost his wife. He failed in several elections yet he kept moving forward. He refused to throw in the towel and call it quits. He refused to stand still. At last he contested for US presidency and he won. And there has been no president like him in US. By all means keep moving no matter the hurdles you face.

No matter your present limitations you can keep moving. If you stand still some mishaps may overtake you.

A wise man once said “there is an end to your falling but there in no end to your rising” Never ever stand still when life gives you some deadly blows; keep moving.

Why Is My Computer So Slow With No Viruses?

By Matt Koble, eHow Contributor 

Slow computers can be quite frustrating.

Every computer owner knows that over time your computer will start taking longer to do tasks it used to whiz through. While viruses are often a possible culprit, perhaps you've done a thorough virus scan and the results suggest your system is infection free. If this is the case, there are still a number of other possible causes as to why your computer is running so slow.

1.   Clutter

o    Over time your computer will get cluttered with useless files you no longer need, programs you no longer use and processes you may not even know are running. There are many things you can do about this problem. One good way to reduce clutter is to defragment your hard drive. Windows offers the free Disk Defragmenter tool in Vista, 7 and some versions of XP. You can also download third party programs such as CCleaner to defragment your hard disk, many of these programs offer other cleanup functions that will help with your clutter.

Outdated Hardware

o    With technology advancing so fast, it wouldn't be uncommon for your computer to have some outdated hardware under the hood. CPU's, graphics cards and many other pieces of hardware may be designed to do less than you want to use them for. Even devices that aren't directly related to performance can affect it. For example, if you have a poor network adapter, it won't necessarily have anything to do with overall PC performance, but will affect your Internet performance.

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Other Malware

o    While you may have run a virus scan on your computer to convince you a virus isn't behind your system's poor performance, it may be other forms of malware (malicious software) causing the slowdown. Adware and Spyware are common causes of slowdown. Like viruses, the user usually doesn't purposely install these programs and often doesn't even know they're present on their system. Make sure your Anti-Virus has spyware and adware protection before ruling this out. If not, there are many free malware removal tools that don't necessarily deal with viruses.

Not Enough RAM

o    One of the main reasons for system slow down, not having enough RAM, becomes a common problem on older systems not specifically made to run newer software. According to LaserChips.com, upgrading your RAM is one of the things you can do to increase a computer's hardware performance. RAM is used to run processes and programs currently open and if you have more programs open than you do available RAM, you may get anything from slowdown to error messages.

Security Software

o    According to DownloadAtOz.com, security software can, ironically, be a big cause of system slowdown. Some security vendors see security as a priority over performance and while this may be true to an extent, there's no need to bog down your system with a poorly designed security suite with many light and resource-friendly options available. Many of the resource-hogging security programs are technically the best at doing what they do, but what's the point of having a safe computer if it's too slow to use.

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