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Ah, okay I would start with fsck. Restart your computer while holding down Command+S. It will restart to a screen of scary looking white on black type. Wait till it's through loading and then type "fsck -y" without the quotes. Note the space between the k and the dash.
Your computer will run through a check of the hard drive and either tell you that the drive "appears to be okay" or that "files were modified." If files were modified, repeat the whole process until you get the okay message. To get back to regular macland when you're done, type "reboot" without the quotes.
You need to go to versiontracker and download mac janitor. OS X, like all UNIX, does certain housekeeping tasks in the wee hours of the am, and if your computer is asleep or shut down, they can't run. Mac Janitor lets you run them whenever you want to so you don't have to leave your computer on and awake all the time. It's very easy to use.
EDIT It's also free.
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