DeMorning Links: A changed tune Marry away, Hunter now says. (MARVIN JOSEPH/TWP - THE WASHINGTON POST) When Delano Hunter ran against Harry Thomas Jr. in 2010, he got a lot of grief for opposing the D.C. Council's vote to legalize gay marriage - and taking money from the National Organization for Marriage to do so. Now, pursuing a run for the Ward 5 seat Thomas vacated, he's changed his tune, telling the Blade's Lou Chibbaro Jr. that he's moved on: "My stance is that I respect the Marriage Equality Act. ... It gives individuals the right to marry whom they chose. But also it gives our religious institutions the right to ordain marriage according to their beliefs. So that is something that I'm in agreement with. It is settled. It is a moot point. Tom Sherwood on Thomas: "What a crock. What a crook. Metro budget includes 1,000 new employees (Post) Emily Miller is actually ready to get her gun now (WaTimes) Park Service to move forward with Rock Creek deer cull (WRC-TV, WJLA-TV) City finally awards H Street NE retail grants (DCist) Nike will replace Georgetown's Barnes & Noble (Capital Business) Georgetown Park mall continues to empty (Current via Dish) DDOT moving toward performance parking in Georgetown? Patch FUR nightclub likely to become apartments (Capital Business) And so could part of Capitol Hill's Specialty Hospital (Housing Complex) United Medical Center's birthing collaboration with Washington Hospital Center will continue (WBJ) Darrell Issa still waiting on Occupy D.C. documents (Examiner, WaTimes) To get rid of Occurats, one must remove Occutents (Examiner) "Where DC Spends Its Workforce Development Dollars: A Resource Map" (DCFPI) New top Huffington Post editor worked for D.C. government until last year (@mikedebonis) Still no movement on "community schools" initiative (GGW) Eisenhowers officially nix Ike memorial design (AP) Fairfax County latest to enter FBI headquarters sweepstakes (Virginia Politics) Roll Tide, says Tommy Wells (DCist) District Heights man killed in Eastern Avenue crash (Post Now) Hey, R.J. - I'm hungry, too! Young & Hungry