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• NPR's All Things Considered: Remembering Karen Carpenter, 30 years after she died of anorexia

  From NPR:

  By the time she was 24, Karen Carpenter was already famous, having released more than a dozen hit records with her brother, Richard, including "Close to You," "We've Only Just Begun," "Rainy Days and Mondays," "Superstar" and "Top of the World." Less than 10' [...]

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• How gay is that? Ed Koch's coffin exits to `Theme from New York, New York'

  BY JIM FITZGERALD, ASSOCIATED PRESS

  NEW YORK -- Ed Koch couldn't have chosen a more appropriate final farewell to New York City.

  An organist played "New York, New York," the iconic ballad made famous by Liza Minnelli and Frank Sinatra, in a Manhattan synagogue Monday as the' [...]

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• Should the Boy Scouts accept gay members? Share your views for an upcoming story

  On Sunday before the Super Bowl, President Obama said Boy Scouts of America should allow gay members. The Boy Scouts board is expected to vote on whether to lift the national ban on Wednesday. There are scouting chapters throughout Miami-Dade, Broward and the Florida Keys.

  Do [...]

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• Gay scouts deliver 1.4 million signatures to Boy Scouts headquarters demanding end to gay ban

  Should Boy Scouts accept gay members? Tell us what you think [bit.ly]

  News release from Change.org and GLAAD:

  Gay former den leader, gay former Scoutmaster, gay Eagle Scout, and father of gay Scout denied his Eagle Award delivered 1.4 [...]

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• Unity Coalition names 2013 Legends Honorees; recipients to be celebrated April 11 on Ocean Drive

  From Herb Sosa, president of Unity Coalition:

  Unity Coalition | Coalicion Unida announces the 2013 Legends Honorees

  Allies of the LGBTQ community present & past that have made a positive mark & contribution and celebrate the good, noble & outstanding within our community

  February [...]

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• Veteran gay journalists critical of late New York Mayor Ed Koch's 'lifetime in the closet'

  New York's late former mayor, Ed Koch, is being buried Monday and several leading gay journalists have given him quite a send-off:

  Andy [...]

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• 49ers' Chris Culliver, already on hot seat for antigay remarks, now on defensive after Super Bowl loss

  BY DANIEL BROWN, SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS

  NEW ORLEANS -- This time, Chris Culliver saw no need to apologize.

  Despite surrendering a 56-yard touchdown pass as part of what one teammate called "a rough one," the controversial 49ers [...]

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