Washington Redskin, Lorenzo Alexander will hold his third annual charity bike event, Ride to Provide, on Saturday, April 21. Alexander, along with Kedric Golston, Anthony Armstrong, Rocky McIntosh, and other Redskin teammates will be joining healing military heroes, as well as hundreds of children and adults on the W&OD Trail for a 10, 20, 35 or 53 mile fun and scenic bike ride that begins and ends at Reston Town Center, Virginia.

After the bike ride, there will be music, raffle drawings and food and drinks provided by Manhattan Pizzeria, Chipotle, Chili's, Giant Food, Whole Foods, Rita's Italian Ice, Muscle Milk and Honest Tea. Attendees can receive autographs and will have the chance to win great prizes.

Congratulations to the winner of our Facebook Photo Caption Contest, Charlene Woods. Did you watch the Super Bowl?

This photo (provided by US Presswire) is of NY Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw running for a touchdown with :57 left on the clock.

The theory is that the New England Patriot allowed the Giants to score the touchdown, so they could get the ball back with one timeout and enough time to make a final drive. The Giants ended up winning Super Bowl XLVI 21-17.

See PHOTOS from the Super Bowl.

From Fairfax County:

Now is the time of year when the number of people buying health club memberships skyrockets. You’re buying yourself the gift of fitness, or are making plans to keep a New Year’s resolution to exercise more in 2012.

If you’re a parent, one criteria you may use to decide which gym to join is whether or not it offers on-site child care. When considering a gym’s child care service, it's good to make sure: