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Diversity Rules - Giving voice to the LGBTQ community, its friends and supporters throughout the Central Leatherstocking Region of New York State and beyond. Diversity Rules strives to facilitate changes in the way people perceive the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning (LGBTQ) community.

While the primary focus of “Diversity Rules” is on the needs and concerns of the LGBTQ community, it will also address diversity beyond sexual identity, including gender, race relations, and equality for all.

http://www.diversity-rules.com

The Advocate - The award-winning national gay & lesbian news magazine

http://www.advocate.com/

The Data Lounge - News, Forums, Surveys and Gossip - The Data Lounge is an excellent source of news about the national and international gay community.

http://www.datalounge.com/

I admit it... I'm a sucker for the latest tech toys. My budget may be limited, but I eventually find some way to get my hands on all the really cool gadgets. So when I first heard that two satellite radio services (XM and Sirius) were being launched I was excited. I was also very cautious and determined to know as much as possible about this new technology before investing in it. So I set out on a long period of research.

Then, a couple of months ago while driving towards Scranton, fighting lousy radio reception and horrible programming, I decided it was time. A quick stop at Best Buy and I was the owner of a new Sirius satellite radio.

Why Sirius? one word ... Channel 106 - OutQ. OutQ radio is packed with news, information, entertainment and music aimed exclusively at the Gay and lesbian community. I couldn't drive withut OutQ in my car!

I highly recommend the Sirius service. The sound is not CD quality, but is much better then local FM radio. With 120 channels, including some 66 commercial free music channels, you are sure to find something you like - besides OutQ.

For those who don't want to buy a Sirius radio, and who have a broad band internet connection, OutQ can be heard online. Just follow the links from OutQ's home page. You will be glad you did!

John Kessler

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