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- Participate in the many discussion and information forums
- Advertise events using the Community Calendar
- Request volunteers for your fundraiser
- You can even coordinate your Bunko or walking group
- Find/advertise handyman or lawn care
- Form carpools, exercise groups, golf, etc.
- Whatever your interest, you're sure to find a neighbor or community member interested as well.
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Seats at premium on planes, trains out of D.C.
 Forecasters predict more snow for the Mid-Atlantic, starting Tuesday afternoon and continuing into Wednesday as airlines warn travelers more flights would be canceled.
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US to commit $78.5M to try to halt Asian carp
Navigational locks and gates in Chicago-area waterways crucial for shipping may be opened less frequently than usual under a $78.5 million campaign to prevent Asian carp from overrunning the Great Lakes, federal officials said Monday.
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Woman chasing dog falls to death off cliff
Authorities in California say a woman fell about 60 feet to her death after she chased her dog off a cliff in the Mendocino headlands.
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Airport terminal evacuated after security breach
A portion of a terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Airport was evacuated Monday after a man without a boarding pass walked through a passenger screening checkpoint and refused to obey security officers, officials said.
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Buffalo man accused of imprisoning 13-year-old
A 26-year-old Buffalo man remains in jail on charges of holding a 13-year-old runaway in his house for six months, having sex with her more than 100 times and making her baby-sit his 1-year-old son.
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| Sports News |
Rosenthal: Manning makes Colts team to beat in 2011
 Rosenthal: The NFL has also taught us that the league is always going to unpredictable and teams don’t usually progress in a linear fashion. Despite all that, we’ll still try to predict who will be the teams to beat in 2010.
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New Orleans to celebrate title with parade
 Another jolt of Saints euphoria is on tap for New Orleans Tuesday when the Super Bowl champs board floats borrowed from Mardi Gras krewes for a victory parade through the grateful city.
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Lakers beat Spurs without Bryant, Bynum
 Pau Gasol had 21 points and 19 rebounds to lead five players in double figures, and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the San Antonio Spurs 101-89 Monday night without injured Kobe Bryant and Andrew Bynum.
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Top-ranked Kansas survives major test at Texas
 Marcus Morris scored 18 points to lead No. 1 Kansas to an 80-68 victory over No. 14 Texas on Monday night and the Jayhawks easily handled an opponent that a few weeks ago was supposed to challenge them for the Big 12 title.
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Roddick’s wife on cover of SI swimsuit issue
 Fashion model Brooklyn Decker is this year’s Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition cover girl. Decker is the wife of tennis star Andy Roddick and is a five-year veteran of the magazine. She says being chosen for the front is “the news of a lifetime.”
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| Politics News |
Obama's health care summit: Just for show?
 In a story with more twists than a soap opera, Obama's invitation to congressional leaders of both parties to attend a Feb. 25 meeting can't be dismissed as a mere diversion.
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First lady is tackling childhood obesity
After laying the groundwork for nearly a year, first lady Michelle Obama launches a campaign on Tuesday against childhood obesity that she hopes will change the way millions of Americans eat, exercise, look and feel.
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Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., dies at 77
 A spokesman says Democratic Rep. John Murtha of Pennsylvania, a retired Marine Corps officer who became an outspoken critic of the Iraq war, has died. He was 77.
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GOP cool to Obama call for health talks
 Republicans gave a chilly reception Monday to President Barack Obama's invitation to discuss health care in a bipartisan, televised setting later this month, part of the White House effort to revive the stalled legislation.
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Spokeswoman: N.Y. governor is not resigning
 New York Democratic Governor David Paterson is not planning to resign, his spokeswoman said on Monday, calling blog reports "entirely fabricated."
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| Discovery News Headlines |
Botox May Paralyze Reaction to Negative Emotions
Are emotions only skin deep?
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Celebrity Deaths: Homicidal and Accidental
Everybody dies, but even after celebrities shuffle off this mortal coil their deaths get the Hollywood gloss. The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, didn’t die of a drug overdose; he was killed. This morning, one of Jackson’s physicians, Dr. Conrad ...
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Digital 'Fort Knox' Hacked
A hacking specialist reveals a weakness that can force heavily secured computers to spill their secrets.
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When Earth Swallows a Continent
Earth can do strange things to continents. Like eat them, for example. Previously, the planet's hot interior was only known to have an appetite for ocean crust, consuming it in subduction zones around the world. Continental crust was thought to ...
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Spaced-Out Super Bowl Ads 2010
The Super Bowl is over, the Saints won, but most importantly, were the commercials any good? (Is it me, or is Danica Patrick wearing less and less clothing every year?) On Friday I gave a brief rundown of some of ...
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| How to of the Day |
Low on Cash? Try Bartering.
Bartering is a way to trade goods and services directly, without any kind of currency. People have been bartering for centuries, but the Internet has opened up a whole new world of bartering possibilities. It is also eco-friendly because it encourages reuse. Find out how to set up one-time or on-going bartering for everything from food to personal care products to resort stays.
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How to Hack Bicycle Tires into Studded Snow Tires
To deal with that pesky ice and snow on your bike, you'll need traction. If your wallet is tight, then it's time for some real "MacGyver" style craftiness.
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12 Simple Ways to Curb Your Appetite
Appetite is both a psychological and physical phenomenon. Sometimes we eat when we're bored, stressed, or just because it's "time" to eat, even though we're not really hungry. There are many weight loss programs and diet pills marketed as appetite suppressants; this article will show you some things you can do to decrease your appetite naturally.
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How to Make Gluten Free Brownies
Yummy brownies!Just about everyone loves brownies. There are many brownie recipes, some of which may contain gluten. If you are on a diet and have to avoid gluten, that doesn't mean you can't enjoy them! Here is an easy recipe for you to make and share.
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How to Find a Quiet Beach in Oahu, Hawaii
Aside from sightseeing, learning about new cultures, food, and attractions, many people escape their hometown to seek peace and quiet from their chosen vacation destinations. When one thinks about Hawaii's beaches, the images of sunbathing, surfing, and other water activities year-round comes into mind. However, it may be discouraging when you find yourself at a crowded, noisy beach.
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