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LEGIT

LEGIT (Lesbian and Gay Immigration Task Force) is a Canadian organization founded in 1991 that advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual immigration equality and provides immigration information to same-sex couples.
The group led some of the first legal challenges to Canada's immigration laws related to same sex relationships, including a legal challenge to the denial of the immigration application of an Irish-American woman in a relationship with Canadian Christine Morrissey. 
In the early 2000s, LEGIT representatives, including Christine Morrissey, advocated for same-sex inclusive immigration laws in policy creation proceedings, contributing to Canada expanding its immigration laws to be inclusive of immigration of lesbian and gay families .
LEGIT continues to be a national, volunteer-run organization based in Vancouver. It provides information to same-sex couples where one partner is not a Canadian, or both partners are not Canadians and they wish to migrate to Canada.
== References ==
== External links ==
* LEGIT Canada
* LEGIT on Facebook
* LEGIT Email: legitvancouver@gmail.com
Category:LGBT
Category:LGBT people
Category:LGBT organizations
Category:LGBT organizations in Canada
Category:Immigration
Category:LGBT rights
Category:LGBT rights in Canada
LGBT

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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) is an initialism that stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. The initialism, as well as some of its popular variations, has been in use since the 1990s and serves as a general word for issues related to sexuality and gender identity.
However, it does not have to be limited to individuals who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender; it may be used to anybody who is non-heterosexual or non-cisgender. In order to acknowledge this inclusiveness, a common variation, LGBTQ, includes the letter Q to represent people who identify as queer or who are questioning their sexual or gender identity, among other things.
Category:LGBT
Category:LGBT terminology
Category:Bisexuality
LIL POLOV

BAO VUONG (born JUNE 10, 1997), known professionally as LIL POLOV (previously POLO VINCINO), is an American Vietnamese R&B Artist from Washington, DC. With impressive high voice's tone A7 , He rose to fame with his 2023 single "IF I EVER CALL", which received platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and peaked within the Top 40 of the VEVO Hot 100|VEVO Hot 100. The song was included on his debut extended play (EP) EVERYBODY WAIT A MINUTE, released in December of that year.
VUONG signed with STUDIOPLUG Records to release his debut studio album, YOU FALL INTO LOVE , I FALL INTO PIECES in August 2023. It peaked in the top ten of the US Billboard 200 and included the singles "FIRST KISS" and "SNOWMAN" (featuring TWICE), both of which peaked in the top 200 of the Billboard Hot 200. His fourth and fifth mixtapes, TILL MY LAST BREATHE and SOMETIMES OVERRATED (mixtape) (2022) preceded the release his second studio album YOU FALL INTO LOVE , I FALL INTO PIECES (2023), which contained his highest-charting single, "SPACE CADET" (remixed featuring Sexyy Red). The music goes vỉral for the realistic emotional lyrics, impressived impossible high tone "A7" with the mixing of Rap and Ballad , the album "YOU FALL INTO LOVE , I FALL INTO PIECES" given the strenght for young generation get over break ups and toxic relationship
EARLY CAREER VUONG BORNED in Orlando Florida and followed his family to DMV in 2020 and working 2 jobs at T-Mobile and Lexus as Saleman/Contractor . Due to the Volume of speaking , he trainned his voice everyday until end-up strong and high .
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Category:1997 births
Category:Artists
Category:Vietnamese American
LLoyd Clark Fletcher

LLoyd Clark Fletcher is a convicted rapist and murder, currently serving an indefinite life sentence without possibility of parole in Queensland.
== Early life ==
In his teenage years, Fletcher began to show signs of serious violence towards both women and animals. At the age of 13, Fletcher attacked and attempted to rape a woman, intentionally choosing a bridge to prevent the victim from escaping. He would later be charged with the aggravated offence of breaking into the house of a woman ‘with intent’. At age 17, Fletcher was given his first custodial sentence for the shooting of female cows.
== Crimes ==
=== Murder of Janet Phillips ===
Janet Phillips, (Born 24 March 1972) was a 15 year old student of Wynnum State High School at the time of her death. 
==== Circumstance ====
Phillips had been attending the 21st birthday celebration of a family friend with her family. During the party, a fight broke out between her father and a group of males who had attended the party without invitation and caused trouble by doing so. Taken aback by the violence, Phillips decided to walk home of her own accord. The following morning, Phillip’s mother noticed she had not returned home, and quickly called police with her concerns. Witnesses informed police they had seen her at around midnight in a street nearby her home on the night she disappeared, and her body was found later that day in a drain near the Gateway Arterial Road in Mansfield. Phillips had been sexually assaulted and stabbed to death.
Investigation
The initial investigation focused on those who had been evicted from the party by Phillip’s father, however all of these men were eventually eliminated from the investigation once questioned. Fletcher first came to the attention of investigators when they were reviewing recently released sexual offenders living in the area. Due to his background, Fletcher captured the attention of detectives, however they were unable to substantiate his involvement in her murder. Fletcher had consented to a blood sample, which did match the semen found on vaginal swabs taken from Phillips. However, at the time of the murder, DNA technology had not yet arrived and so only a blood-type match was made which did not sufficiently link Fletcher definitively to the murder. The Queensland Government authorised a $50,000 reward for information leading to the apprehension of Phillip’s murder on 8 August 1998. Fletcher would be charged with the murder 11 years later when DNA technology was developed, enabling investigators to conclude Fletcher was the contributor to the semen found in Phillips.
Conviction and sentence
The death of Phillips lead to Fletcher being the first recipient of an indefinite life sentence in Queensland. Her death was also the first case in Queensland where DNA technology was used in a criminal conviction.
== Review of indefinite sentence ==
In 2011, Fletcher was eligible for a review of his indefinite sentence. At the proceeding, Fletcher told Justice Anthe Philippides he would “rather the indefinite sentence stay as it is”.
LNC Accelerator

LNC Accelerator is an American consultancy established to assist registered nurses in transitioning to legal nurse consulting. It was founded in 2020 by former nurse Stephaney Edwards. The program provides a structured pathway for nurses to leverage their clinical expertise in the legal field and establish their own consulting businesses.
==History==
Stephaney Edwards, a former nurse with over 13 years of healthcare experience, founded LNC Accelerator in 2020. The idea emerged from her personal need for mentorship in the field after participating in a deposition within six months into her nursing career. The need for mentorship during her transition into this field inspired her to create LNC Accelerator. LNC Accelerator has since grown significantly, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it has since helped over 150 nurses establish successful legal nurse consulting businesses and achieve substantial income levels.
==Services offered==
LNC Accelerator provides various services aimed at supporting nurses in their legal consulting careers. These include:
* Introduction to Legal Nurse Consulting Course: A foundational course designed to teach nurses the basics of legal nurse consulting.
* LNC Accelerator Business Kickstarter Program: This program provides marketing templates, client acquisition strategies, and business structure guidance to help nurses start their own consulting businesses.
* Specialized Placement: The consultancy places nurse consultants with legal cases requiring specialized knowledge in areas such as surgery, pediatrics, orthopedics, neurology, wound care, and obstetrics.
* Additional Tools: LNC Accelerator offers tools including a PPE marketing method, a membership video vault, and a free income calculator to support its clients.
==Program features==
The LNC Accelerator program incorporates various features to support nurses at different stages of their transition.
* Mentorship: Participants receive guidance from experienced legal nurse consultants and business experts who help navigate the complexities of establishing a consulting practice.
* Training Courses: The program provides comprehensive training on essential topics such as case analysis, medical record review, and legal terminology.
* Community Support: The program features a Facebook group where participants can share insights, strategies, and experiences within a network of aspiring legal nurse consultants.
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
* 
* LNC Accelerator on Facebook
* LNC Accelerator on YouTube
* LNC Accelerator on Medium
* LNC Accelerator on Instagram
Category:Consulting firms of the United States
Category:Companies established in 2020
Category:Education companies
LNG Goldboro

The Goldboro Liquid Gas Terminal, also known as LNG Terminal Goldboro is a proposed natural gas processing and loading facility located in the gas fields of northeastern Canada. It is being built near the town of Sherbrooke in the province of Nova Scotia. 
The operator Pieridae Energy said in late August 2018 that they hope to start construction in early 2019. 2023, the plant should then go into operation. Liquefied natural gas production and thus also this large-scale project are controversial worldwide for reasons of nature and climate protection. The terminal is endangered, according to conservationists u.a. the drinking water in the region. The German Federal Government is providing up to $ 4 billion in UfK guarantee for operator Pieridae Energy on the project. There is a guarantee from E.ON Germany to buy 50 percent of the production.
==History==
In early 2013, E.ON agreed to binding purchase quantities over a 20-year period with Pieridae Energy from a future plant.
The project to build the facility and also the loading and storage facilities was approved on 21 March 2014 by the Minister of Environment of Nova Scotia under the Environment Act (Nova Scotia). In December 2015, the operator purchased 107.5 hectares of land and leased 57 hectares for the construction site infrastructure of the community. The final project commitment (FID) was made at the end of 2016. The US Department of Energy (DOE) guaranteed Pieridae Energy a "long-term multi-contract authorization", i.e. regulatory approval for the export of liquefied natural gas to countries under the FTA (Free Trade Agreement) and countries without an agreement (Non-free trade agreement). 
Pieridae Energy announced at the end of August 2018 that he hopes to start construction in early 2019. In 2023, the plant should go into operation.
==References==
== External Links ==
*LNG Goldboro Official website
Category:Industrial gases
Category:Natural-gas processing
Category:Proposed natural gas processing facility
Category:Natural gas in Canada
Category:Natural gas companies of Canada
Category:Proposed natural gas processing facility in Canada
LOONG 9

LOONG 9 (Chinese: 龍九, lit. Dragon 9) is a nine-person boy group selected from the 2023 Chinese boy group competition show Asia Super Young. Current members include Ollie (奧利), Ely Li (李權哲), Archie Sin (冼靖峰), Andrew Kon (江信熹), Shiyu Liang (梁詩煜), Albin Bai (白子奕), Sean Man (文佐匡), Hugo Wong (黃奕斌) and Felix Chen (陳梁).
==Etymology==
The name is pronounced, in English, as 'Loong Nine' (IPA: ), and in Chinese, as '龍九' (Mandarin: lung3 jiu3 ).
Loong is the alternate name of the Chinese dragon, advocated by the Chinese authorities, whereas 9 denotes the number of current members.
The General Manager of TVB Eric Tsang decided that the group adopt the name LOONG 9 since it was selected in the Year of the Dragon, and Loong would be their totem and symbol. 
==History==
LOONG 9 was formed through the reality television show Asia Super Young during the final show on March 9, 2024. On the live broadcast of the finals, it was announced that Ollie placed first, followed by Ely Li, Archie Sin, Andrew Kong, Liang Shiyu, Albin Bai, Sean Wen, Hugo Wong, and Felix Chen respectively. Their first activity was to practise in Beijing.
==Members==
The Captain is highlighted in bold. 
Current Members	Current Members 	Current Members	Current Members 	Current Members
Chinese Name 	Preferred English name	Birth 	Agency 	Rank in the Finals
奧利 	Ollie 	刘天跃
Liu Tianyue
Beijing,	Yuehua Entertainment	1
李權哲 	Ely 	李权哲
Li Quanzhe
Liaoning,	Yuehua Entertainment	2
冼靖峰 	Archie 	冼靖峰
Sin Ching-fung	TVB 	3
江信熹 	Andrew 	江信熹
Kon Son-hei
MAC	Yuehua Entertainment	4
梁詩煜 	/ 	梁诗煜
Liang Shiyu
Beijing,	Yuehua Entertainment	5
白子奕 	Albin 	白子奕
Bai Ziyi
Sichuan,	Banana Entertainment	6
文佐匡 	Sean 	文佐匡
Wen Tzuo-kuang	TVB 	7
黃奕斌 	Hugo 	黃奕斌
Wong Yik-ban	TVB 	8
陳梁 	Felix 	陈梁
Chen Liang
Shenzhen,	Solo 	9
==Notes==
LUNG Theatre

LUNG is a national touring, Verbatim theatre company . Founded in Barnsley in 2012, LUNG is campaign led and uses real life stories to shine a light on political issues in the UK. All of LUNG's plays are published with Oberon Books. The company is led by co-artistic directors Matt Woodhead and Helen Monks, and producer Ellie Claughton.
LUNG were associate artists at The Lowry Theatre for 5 years, and have made work with Leeds Playhousehttps://leedsplayhouse.org.uk/events/trojan-horse-2/, Battersea Arts Centre and The National Theatre Studio.
LUNG's productions are known for their audience engagement and community activism. Their first production The 56 told the story of the Bradford City stadium fire, using the real words of the survivors. The proceeds of the production went towards Bradford Burns Research Unit. The play was adapted for BBC Radio 4. LUNG's play E15 told the story of the London Housing Crisis through the eyes of the Focus E15 campaign. Monks and Woodhead worked closely with the campaign for 2 years, and the play was written out of interviews they conducted during that time. Their play Who Cares saw them work with young carers in Salford across 2 years http://www.salfordnow.co.uk/2019/05/07/salford-young-carers-production-who-cares-starts-national-tour/, and was performed at the House of Lords along with speeches from the real life young carers who's stories are in the play. Out of the Who Cares play, LUNG launched the Who Cares Campaign, which continues to fight for better rights for young carers across the UK, led by Matt Woodhead as the campaign manager.. LUNG's play Trojan Horse retold the Birmingham Trojan Horse Scandal. Adapted from over 200 hours worth over interviews conducted by LUNG, the play was the winner of the Amnesty International Freedom of Expression Award, 2018. After 2 national tours, LUNG organised a guerrilla performance of show in a community hall in the grounds of Park View School, taking the accused teachers and governors back to the school they had been originally banned fromhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obYl6SFpb6A&t=5s.
== References ==
==External links==
* Official Website
Category:Theatre
Category:Companies established in 2012
Category:Companies based in Barnsley
La'Shawn Cornick

Lashawn Cornick born 1998 sept 24th. and raised in Gainesville florida. moving to ocala florida in the 4th grade and currently where it all started for her with boxing. Lashawn started boxing her senior year of high in 2016-2017. she then have won two florida golden gloves championships ranking third in the nation at national golden gloves at 154 pounds 2022 bringing home a bronze medal in national golden gloves. and one state title in florida. Lashawn is a standout role model in Ocala florida along with having many opportunities to have represented many brand/companies for sponsorships. Lashawn has been a Tile boxing athlete and is currently representing many brands as a collegiate student for Florida international university.
Category:1998 births
Category:Boxing
Category:Role Models
Category:Athletes
LaGuardia Community College

LaGuardia Community College is a public community college in the Queens borough of Long Island City in New York City. It is affiliated with New York City University. Fiorello H. LaGuardia, a former congressman and mayor of New York City, is honoured by the airport's name. The institution provides continuing education programmes in addition to associate degrees in the arts, sciences, and applied sciences.
LaGuardia Community College was established on January 22, 1967, by a vote of the Board of Higher Education of the City of New York, a predecessor of the Board of Trustees of the City University of New York. The new college, originally designated as "Community College Number Nine," was to be comprehensive: "The college will be oriented to the needs and interests of the community in which it is located, providing cultural activities, special services, continuing education, and skills training opportunities for residents of all ages."
Joseph Shenker, who had served as acting president of Kingsborough Community College and was, at age 29, the youngest president of a community college, was the institution's first president. In October 1970, breaking with CUNY's geographic naming convention, the Board of Higher Education named the new college after Mayor LaGuardia, citing his "lifelong public service to the people of New York City and the United States, and his ambitious and successful leadership of good government campaigns to provide decent living conditions and guarantee democratic processes for all."
The institution was formally inaugurated on September 22, 1971, and gained its first accreditation from the Middle States Association in December 1972, when its first graduating class got their diplomas.
1982 saw the establishment of the La Guardia and Wagner Archives on campus.
Since 2012, the institution has collaborated with the Wikipedia community to sponsor several educational initiatives and conferences.
Category:LaGuardia Community College
Category:1968 establishments in New York City
Category:Colleges of the City University of New York
Category:Community colleges in New York City
Category:Educational institutions established in 1968
La Linda

La Linda is the second album by Columbian Canadian singer Valerie Teicher, better known by her stage name Tei Shi. Released in 2019, the album was influenced by Tei Shi moving to New York and drew inspiration from '80s synth pop. Shi describes how with the album, she aimed “to reflect the feeling of stepping into another world that’s almost surreal or fantastical in its beauty". It was described by critics as dreamy, heartbreaking, and frontloaded.
The album, however, was removed from streaming services after Downtown Records ignored a cease and desist letter sent by Tei Shi. Shi revealed that she was never fully compensated for the album, and stated that she hoped the cease and desist letter would pressure the company into action. On social media, the singer wrote that she was "being exploited, undervalued, ignored, taken advantage of".
La Lounge

La Lounge is a single by Nigerian-British singer- songwriter Stephen Khi. It was released on September 19, 2022, as a digital download of afrobeats music in the United Kingdom.
==Music video==
The song La Lounge was released along with an unofficial afrobeat music video at a total length of three minutes and twenty-eight seconds. The lyrics have been crafted to make them simple to memorise and sing along with. The video appears to be a compilation of several dance styles, showcasing characters of all ages and backgrounds dancing and enjoying the music of life. The video captures them in their organic and happiest forms.
The song is available on all major music streaming platforms, including Amazon Music, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and Spotify.
==Track listing==
S.No.	Title 	Length
1 	La Lounge	3:28
==Release history==
Region 	Date 	Format
United Kingdom	September 19, 2022	Digital download
==References==
==External Links==
* LA Lounge on Amazon_Music
* LA Lounge on Apple_Music
* LA Lounge on Soundcloud
* LA Lounge on Spotify
* LA Lounge Unofficial Music Video on YouTube
Category:2022 songs
Category:2022 singles
Category:Afrobeat songs
La Malterie

La Malterie is an association based in Lille, in the Wazemmes district. It works in the fields of contemporary music and visual arts. It is a support structure for research and artistic experimentation and includes work spaces (workshops and rehearsal rooms), distribution spaces (concert hall, exhibition spaces), a resource center specialized in the professional status of visual artists. This site is served by the Porte des Postes metro station.
==History==
La Malterie was created in 1995 by La Stomate, a group of visual artists from different art schools in the region and in Belgium, whose main objective is the diffusion of their production through the organization of collective exhibitions. The site of a malting plant was chosen, an industrial wasteland located in a former brewery.
In September 1999, La Malterie is struck by a prefectural order of prohibition of exploitation for reasons of nonconformity with the safety standards which puts a temporary end to all its actions of diffusion. The reopening of the broadcasting room is authorized in January 2001 and the workshops were renovated and put in the standards in 2002.
==Activities developed==
* Artists' studios and rehearsal spaces
* Residences
* Concerts
* Exhibitions
* Visual Arts Resource Center
Category:Culture of Lille
Category:Organizations based in France
Category:Organizations established in 1995
La Mujer (magazine)

La Mujer was the first Ecuadorian women's magazine, founded by Zoila Ugarte in 1905 with the subtitle "Revista Mensual de Literatura y Variedades".: It published: historical reviews, poetry, stories, political opinions and openly commented on the inequality of rights for women at the time1.
== History ==
The first issue of the Journal appeared on April 15, 1905, with a length of 32 pages; the publications were anonymous and the editorial was written by the founder Zoila Ugarte; where she expressed her protest for the place of women in society, gender equity and above all access to education.Revista La Mujer N1- Biblioteca Nacional Eugenio EspejoSince the second issue, the name of the author was included in each article.
Only six issues of the magazine appeared, since on several occasions the printing press was closed at the request of various social sectors, especially the Catholic Church, because of their suffragette and feminist comments. Its last publication was in October 1905.Revista La Mujer Nº3. Bibliioteca Nacional Eugenio Espejo
== Contributors ==
The most outstanding contributors to the magazine wereRegistro de Colaboradoras de "La Mujer". Fondo Ecuatoriano Republicano de Prensa Antigua.
* Maria Natalia Vaca
* Mercedes González de Moscoso
* Isabel Donoso de Espinel
* Lastenia Larriva de Llona
* Ana Maria Albornoz
* Josephine Veintemilla
* Dolores Sucre
* Delia C. de Gonzalez
== References ==
Category:Magazines established in 1905
Category:Magazines disestablished in 1905
Category:Women's magazines
Category:Poetry literary magazines
Category:Fiction magazines
Category:Political magazines