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Earthquakes forward Chris Wondolowski tallied his 100th career MLS goal to give San Jose a 1 1 draw against Orlando City SC at Levi’s Stadium. With the draw, the Earthquakes extended their unbeaten streak to five games, tied for the longest active streak in MLS and tied for the longest streak by any Western Conference team this season. In the 12th minute, Quakes midfielder Shea Salinas played a give and go with Matias Perez Garcia inside Orlando City’s penalty area and ripped a shot towards net, but his attempt was corralled by keeper Tally Hall.

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We need Secretary Carter to act.”Fulton, who did not attend year’s Pentagon pride event, said: “As a leader of an organization that includes hundreds of active duty transgender service members, I don’t feel comfortable celebrating military LGBT accomplishments while they continue to serve in silence.”Aaron Belkin of the Palm Center, which conducts research on sexual minorities in the military, attended the gathering and said he didn’t understand the delay in the working group’s findings.”It was just so awkward, even shocking here we are at the pride celebration in honor of LGBT service members and we are now 11 months past Secretary Carter’s pledge to review the ban in six months,” he told CNN.A Pentagon spokesperson said the working group is continuing “to evaluate this complicated issue.””The working group continues to meet and deliberate with experts from the Military Services,” the spokesperson said.”They have been tasked with examining input and data from multiple sources inside and outside the Department to evaluate this complicated issue while keeping the impacts to health care, individual and Service readiness, and cost implications in mind. All of this must be taken into account before a final decision can be made.”Military policy toward LGBT communities has changed significantly in recent years. The “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” law that prohibited gay and lesbian members from serving openly, was repealed in 2010.