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"Star Wars: The Old Republic" video game to soon offer same-sex romances

In an open letter on the game’s website, "Star Wars: The Old Republic" Executive Producer Jeff Hickman has announced that long awaited same-sex romance options will soon be available to players soon via game updates coming this spring. This should come as good news for the legions of TOR users who have lobbied for the addition of same-sex romances since before the game was even released.

ADOPT ME! Take Cairo home!

Cairo is tan and white Terrier/Whippet. He is 2 years old and has been neutered.

Why I'd make a great companion

Mo's Universe launches Young Mo's Being gAy to raise money for Hillcrest Youth Center

SAN DIEGO -- To benefit the important organizations, charities and groups that serve San Diego’s LGBT community, the Mo’s Universe family of restaurants has created Young Mo’s Being gAy (YMBA), a new employee-giving program.

The goal of employees of Mo’s Universe-branded restaurants – Urban Mo’s, Baja Betty’s, Gossip Grill and Hillcrest Brewing Company – is to raise $20,000 in the first year of the program for the Hillcrest Youth Center (HYC), which has been selected as the inaugural beneficiary.

GLAAD's What To Watch This Weekend

(This post was originally published by SDGLN content partner GLAAD.)

This weekend catch the season premieres of Say Yes to the Dress: Randy Knows Best, Downton Abbey and The Biggest Loser. Plus all new episodes of Underemployed, Say Yes to the Dress, Undercover Boss, Revenge and The Good Wife.

Friday, Jan. 4

8 pm: Undercover Boss on CBS (1 hr) NEW

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Scott Herman's Getting Fit VIDEO: Advanced ball crunch

Starting position

1. Start off by finding a suitable ball to use.
2. Next, place your legs on the ball and hold yourself up with your arms straight, your hands shoulder width apart, and keep the middle of your back raised.

Action

1. Once in position, maintain a neutral spine and begin to roll the ball toward your arms by bringing your knees to your chest.

2. Your tips of your toes should be on the ball when in the crunched position.

3. After you finish your first crunch, return to the starting position and repeat.

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COMMENTARY: What the White House did in 2012 for LGBT community

As we kick off 2013, we want to take a few moments to reflect upon the last year of progress towards dignity, justice, and equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people.  Feel free to share this email with your colleagues and networks, and please encourage them to sign up for updates!

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: LCR questions GOP's defense of DOMA

(Editor's note: House Republicans decided this week to incorporate ongoing counsel to uphold the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) into the new Congressional Rules. To date, the House Republicans had spend about $2 million in taxpayer money to defend DOMA in court. The Justice Department and the Obama Administration believes DOMA is unconstitutional and refused to defend the law in court. Ten courts have ruled that parts of DOMA are unconstitutional, and one case has now reached the U.S. Supreme Court for review in March.)

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RGOD2: The New Zealand interview

(Editor’s note: The Rev. Canon Albert Ogle was interviewed by Andrew Whiteside of “Gay Talk Tonight” while on a family vacation in New Zealand. As public attention turns towards the Scott Lively trial in Lively v Sexual Minorities Uganda in Massachusetts on Jan. 7, the Ogle interview gives a comprehensive background on why this trial is important for LGBT rights globally.

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The compelling case against anti-gay activist Scott Lively

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The tables could be turning on anti-gay agitator Scott Lively, whose evangelical preaching and homophobic writings have demonized LGBT people the world over.

Vote on Illinois gay marriage delayed until next week

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — The Senate Democrats of the Illinois General Assembly have confirmed that a bill carrying legislation that would legalize same-sex marriage will not be heard this week and will likely be picked up for consideration next week.

The Senate Executive Committee will still consider the measure Thursday, despite the meeting having been delayed several hours.

The Democrats issued a statement following increasing uncertainty around a potential vote on the measure due to senators who are absent for family emergencies, and later said it will be heard next week.

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