At the suggestion of a couple of people, I checked the Memory Control Panel. The 'Startup Memory Test' option was turned on. Turning it off solved the problem! Thanks to those who attempted to help me find a solution. Is this a great list, or what? By the way, to see the Startup Memory Terst option, hold down 'Command (Apple)' and 'Option' keys when opening the Memory Control Panel. I could not find any reference to this in any of my Mac books.
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