Mbp shut down twice after updating to Yosemite

since the yosemite update from mavericks, my macbook pro 15" mid 2010 has been shutting down and rebooting by itself. at the pw login page before the os being loaded, soon it shuts down and reboots once again before the os can be loaded. (which means rebooting twice in a roll)
this situation has been happening like 3 times today. and its been happening like once everyday.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1564
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