Enjoy getting to know your neighbors and using the free resources available here. Register and you can get on the forums and chat, post your classified ads for free, share your favorite photos from the area, keep track of events coming up in your community, and much more. Bookmark it and use it often. The more you use the website, the better it will be.
The BIG NEWS is that this website is password protected for added security! - created specifically for every resident.
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Complete the form and click the submit button. You'll receive a password via email, which you can personalize for your use. The password and login are case sensitive. Your privacy is important to use, which is why we require an active email address in order to create an account for each and every user.
Once registered, you will have Full Access to all resources, including:
- Adding photos to the neighborhood photo gallery
- Participate in a discussion forum
- View & Add Events To Your Neighborhood Calendar
- Browse Local Businesses & Print Coupons
- Stay up to date with the lastest news
- Contact Other Members Of The Site via Private Message
- And Many Many More!!!
Participation is the key to the success of this website, tell your neighbors and use the website a lot.
Please note: This site is fully password protected; access is available only to this community's residents. This is for your protection - please know that your registration information is for the purpose of this site registration only and will not be shared or used for any other purpose.
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Google just can’t stop kicking it up in China, and now they’re at it again with a Chinese search engine that appears to have copied their logo. Anyone who’s ever bought bootleg toys such as fake Disney toys, Star Wars or Transformers will know that while the toys themselves may use similar moulds to the originals, the one aspect that is never copied is the logo on the packaging. This is because trademark infringement is a much more serious crime and even bootleg manufacturers don’t want to run the risk of a lawsuit from the likes of Disney, George Lucas or Hasbro. However, a Chinese search engine seems unaware of the seriousness of copying a logo and has just been issued with a cease and desist order from Google. The search engine Goojje features the following logo, which as you can see bears a startling resemblance to Google’s. Google announced today that they have asked Goojje to stop using an altered version of their logo. The problem is that China is rife with pirated merchandise as intellectual property rights are hard to police there. Films, CDs and computer games are available as pirated versions all over the country. If you’d like to see the fake Google logo in person, the website is www.goojje.com – although now redirects to www.dierqi.com . ...
