Lady Gent Code Magazine, LLC, also known as LG Code, is a digital publication for the lesbian and bisexual gentlewoman. LG Code exists to incorporate the values of chivalry and positive self-acceptance for the betterment of the female community.
Readers
The magazine has report 6,604 readers thus far.
Topics Covered
Topics covered are various aspects of the LGBT dynamic, from relationships to health tips, and an interview with a Gentlewoman of the Month.
Foundations
The magazine was cofounded by Rosio DeLeon and Angie Salazar in May 2011 from El Paso, Texas . The first issue was released on October 1, 2011.
LG Code in the Media
KVIA News
The launch of the first issue was given public media attention due to the controversial LGBT crimes occurring parallel to the magazine.
Readers
The magazine has report 6,604 readers thus far.
Topics Covered
Topics covered are various aspects of the LGBT dynamic, from relationships to health tips, and an interview with a Gentlewoman of the Month.
Foundations
The magazine was cofounded by Rosio DeLeon and Angie Salazar in May 2011 from El Paso, Texas . The first issue was released on October 1, 2011.
LG Code in the Media
KVIA News
The launch of the first issue was given public media attention due to the controversial LGBT crimes occurring parallel to the magazine.
Alexander "Alex" Fraige, (born 5 November 1982), is an American professional paintball player that plays with San Diego Dynasty. He usually plays in Front Man position.
Professional paintball career
Fraige has played with various teams over his career including: Monkeys, Loftey, Diggers, KAPP Factory and Ironkids. He start his professional paintball career in 2002 when he joined (with Oliver Lang, Todd Martinez, Ryan Greenspan, Brian Cole, Brad Maughan, and Angel Fragoza) in the year old San Diego Dynasty.
On 2011 he won the PSP Galveston Island Open, defeating Russian Legion 7-2 in the finals.
Professional paintball career
Fraige has played with various teams over his career including: Monkeys, Loftey, Diggers, KAPP Factory and Ironkids. He start his professional paintball career in 2002 when he joined (with Oliver Lang, Todd Martinez, Ryan Greenspan, Brian Cole, Brad Maughan, and Angel Fragoza) in the year old San Diego Dynasty.
On 2011 he won the PSP Galveston Island Open, defeating Russian Legion 7-2 in the finals.
Water Charity is a non-profit organization that does high-impact, low-cost "water & sanitation" projects around the world. They are focused on efficiency, and have no paid employees with an all-volunteer administration staff consisting of three individuals who donate all their time and energy.
Major works
Water Charity drills wells, repairs pumps, builds rainwater catchment systems, gives out water filters, and constructs latrines all over the world. The organization is completely focused on such projects, and doesn't even have a budget for promotions. They hold no galas, and all benefit events are organized privately by their donors. Water Charity doesn't even send out mailers or hand out flyers. In this way, they are able to put 100% of the money they raise into actual, tangible projects.
Significant projects and programs undertaken by Water Charity include a special program to help island nations like the Maldives and Tuvalu spread rainwater catchment to their populations to avoid the kind of emergency shortages we saw in both nations in 2011.
Water Charity has a new program called Filters Save Lives whereby they are giving away thousands of 100 nm, 10 year filters capable of producing 500 gallons of clean water a day.
Since their inception, Water Charity has often been among the very first philanthropic group to respond to emergencies and catastrophes, generally having filters available within a couple days. Even in the extreme situation of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, they sent volunteers from neighboring Dominican Republic across the border with buckets and bleach to try and minimize the ensuing rash of water-bourne illnesses that swept the country.
Appropriate Projects initiative
Water Charity implements the Appropriate Projects initiative for immediate projects of an extremely low cost, which are pre-funded out-of-pocket and overseen by volunteers of the United States Peace Corps. Returned Peace Corp volunteers are also eligible to run projects.
These projects cost $555 or less, and yet are able to drill wells, install rainwater catchment systems, build latrines, run water to schoolhouses and more. This is often less than other charities spend writing a proposal. All projects are completed in less than a month.
Once a project has been funded and is underway, people can browse through the projects online and "adopt" (in full or in part) any that they find to their liking. All money donated this way goes directly to the project in question with not a single cent diverted towards promotion or the organization. There are always hundreds of projects in dozens of countries up on their website for direct funding with 1 or 2 new projects started every day.
Major works
Water Charity drills wells, repairs pumps, builds rainwater catchment systems, gives out water filters, and constructs latrines all over the world. The organization is completely focused on such projects, and doesn't even have a budget for promotions. They hold no galas, and all benefit events are organized privately by their donors. Water Charity doesn't even send out mailers or hand out flyers. In this way, they are able to put 100% of the money they raise into actual, tangible projects.
Significant projects and programs undertaken by Water Charity include a special program to help island nations like the Maldives and Tuvalu spread rainwater catchment to their populations to avoid the kind of emergency shortages we saw in both nations in 2011.
Water Charity has a new program called Filters Save Lives whereby they are giving away thousands of 100 nm, 10 year filters capable of producing 500 gallons of clean water a day.
Since their inception, Water Charity has often been among the very first philanthropic group to respond to emergencies and catastrophes, generally having filters available within a couple days. Even in the extreme situation of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, they sent volunteers from neighboring Dominican Republic across the border with buckets and bleach to try and minimize the ensuing rash of water-bourne illnesses that swept the country.
Appropriate Projects initiative
Water Charity implements the Appropriate Projects initiative for immediate projects of an extremely low cost, which are pre-funded out-of-pocket and overseen by volunteers of the United States Peace Corps. Returned Peace Corp volunteers are also eligible to run projects.
These projects cost $555 or less, and yet are able to drill wells, install rainwater catchment systems, build latrines, run water to schoolhouses and more. This is often less than other charities spend writing a proposal. All projects are completed in less than a month.
Once a project has been funded and is underway, people can browse through the projects online and "adopt" (in full or in part) any that they find to their liking. All money donated this way goes directly to the project in question with not a single cent diverted towards promotion or the organization. There are always hundreds of projects in dozens of countries up on their website for direct funding with 1 or 2 new projects started every day.
Justin Friesen (born April 4th, 1991) is a filmmaker and actor from Toronto, Ontario.
Life and Career
Justin was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Justin began acting at the age of 5. He appeared in such films as The Real Howard Spitz and television such as Life With Derek. Also at an early age, Justin was an environmental activist. In 2002 he attended the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa, giving a speech to the General Assembly on behalf of youth involved in a conference run by the United Nations Environment Programme.
Later, Justin attended the Shambhala School of Halifax, whom Ellen Page also attended at the time. In High School, Justin moved to Toronto, Ontario where he attended Etobicoke School of the Arts, graduating with a major in Drama in the same class as Devon Bostick. Justin has also appeared in many television commercials. Most notable being a Superbowl commercial for Doritos and a Camp Day commercial for Tim Hortons. Recently as a filmmaker, Justin has completed a short film Three Days and short documentary Let's Make Lemonade profiling Toronto band The Lemon Bucket Orkestra.
*Connor Undercover - Actor, Student
*Three Days - Director/Writer/Producer
* - Director/Producer
Life and Career
Justin was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Justin began acting at the age of 5. He appeared in such films as The Real Howard Spitz and television such as Life With Derek. Also at an early age, Justin was an environmental activist. In 2002 he attended the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa, giving a speech to the General Assembly on behalf of youth involved in a conference run by the United Nations Environment Programme.
Later, Justin attended the Shambhala School of Halifax, whom Ellen Page also attended at the time. In High School, Justin moved to Toronto, Ontario where he attended Etobicoke School of the Arts, graduating with a major in Drama in the same class as Devon Bostick. Justin has also appeared in many television commercials. Most notable being a Superbowl commercial for Doritos and a Camp Day commercial for Tim Hortons. Recently as a filmmaker, Justin has completed a short film Three Days and short documentary Let's Make Lemonade profiling Toronto band The Lemon Bucket Orkestra.
*Connor Undercover - Actor, Student
*Three Days - Director/Writer/Producer
* - Director/Producer