Try cleaning the Throttle body. You can actually do it yourself.
The year, make, model and engine info would be helpful.
The starter drive may be going bad.
The engine could be running rough for several reasons. If possible, run computer codes to see if a problem show up. Check the spark plugs for consistent color and wear. If one looks different then there is a problem with the system for that cylinder.
There are several factors that can cause your computer to be slow,try running a virus scan.
This problem may have several causes and solutions. Most often running AOE in XP compatible mode would work.
If you are just starting out, you may want to look at Amazon.com for a running watch. They will have customer reviews and you can make the decision on whether this will be a good purchase. If running is more of a passion for you, there are several websites (http://www.roadrunnersports.com/rrs/gear/gearwatches/, livestrong.com) that are dedicated to running accessories and that will rate the best running watches out there and give you ideas on where to buy and what to look.
I was told the computer was bad. I would test the computer first. It may also be the ignition module. I had the same problem with my '94 Mazda truck. It would be running fine and then just shut off. Also had trouble starting up every now and again. Usually i could just tap on the ignition module several times and it would start right up.
VIRUS! No, not quite. I've run several virus scans with different software, none of which gave me an answer... plus, it's loading windows that is the problem, not running other software.
i had an 85 caddy that did the same thing.. It turned out to be a broken wire to the distributer
I HAD SIMILAR PROBLEM WITH MY MOVANO TIPPER TRUCK. gAVE IT TO GARAGE SEVERAL TIMES AND THIS PROBLEM BAFFLED THEM. THEY EVENTUALLY SPOTTED THAT THE ONBOARD THE ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM HAD SPOTTED A PROBLEM WITH THE CAM SHAFT/CAMBELT SENSOR WHICH INTURN STOPPED THE VAN FROM STARTING
Depending on what you are wanting out of your running shoes - causal jogging in the park, running a marathon, or wearing your running shoes to work out at the gym - you may want a different kind of shoe. Several of the running magazines (ex. "Runner's World") run an extensive review of new shoes that are on the market. Starting with an unbiased source like "Runner's World" or "Running Shoe Guru" would be a great place to get an idea of which shoe (by Nike, or any other brand) will fit your needs best.
The best running watch on the market all depends on your taste, style and price point. Several brands make watches for running including Nike and Adidas. They both offer several styles and types for great prices.
There are several brands that offer good running shoes. Nike is a good brand.