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kpopinformant · 7 years ago

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FANDOM MASTERLIST

FANDOM NAMES AND COLOURS: A Masterlist

GROUP NAME = FANDOM NAME / FANDOM COLOUR

N/A = Not Available

1TYM: Hip-Hop Village / Black

100%: Perfection / N/A

2NE1: Blackjack (Korea) or Blackjack Nolza (Japan) / Hot Pink

1NB: N/A / N/A

24K: 24U / N/A

2AM: I Am / Metallic Grey

2PM: Hottest / Metallic Grey

4MINUTE: 4NIA / Pearl Purple

4TEN: N/A / N/A

14U: Only U / N/A

8EIGHT: Sweet Voice / N/A

5URPRISE: N/A / N/A

9MUSES: MINE / Silver & Purple

A PINK: Pink Panda / Pink

AOA: Elvis / N/A

ALPHABAT: ALPHA / N/A

APEACE: Hana-one / N/A

AA: W / N/A

ASTRO: Aroha / Space Violet & Vivid Plum

A.C.E: Choice / N/A

A-JAX: A-LIGHT / N/A

AILEE: Aileeans / N/A

APRIL: FINEAPPLE / N/A

A-PRINCE: A-Land / N/A

AST’1: Eunice / Pearl Purple

AFTER SCHOOL: Play Girlz & Play Boyz / Yellow

B.A.P: Baby / Spring Green

BIGBANG: V.I.P / Black & Yellow

B1A4: BANA / Pastel Apple Lime Green

BABY V.O.X: Baby Angels / Pearl Baby Pink

B2ST: B2UTY / Dark Grey

B.I.G: Beginning / N/A

BATTLE: Battle Destiny / Pearl Gold

BABY VOX RE.V: Second Wing / Pink

BAEK JI YOUNG: N/A / Red

BERRY GOOD: Very Berry / N/A

BIG STAR: Only One / N/A

BESTIE: BESTiny / N/A

BLACK PEARL: N/A / Pearl Black

BLACK BEAT: Soul Black / Pearl Black

BLOCK-B: BBC / Black & Yellow Stripes

BoA: Jumping BoA (Korea) or SOUL (Japan) / Pearl Yellow

BLADY: Hi Ade / N/A

BOYS REPUBLIC: Royal Family / N/A

BgA: Kpoopers / Silver & Gold

BLACKPINK: BLINK / N/A

BLACK6IX: N/A / N/A

BP RANIA: A1ST (A first) / N/A

BRAVE GIRLS: FEARLESS / N/A

BOYFRIEND: Bestfriend / N/A

BIGFLO: Wave / N/A

B.O.M: Bloomer / N/A

BUZZ: Buzz’s Happy People / Blue

BTS: A.R.M.Y / N/A

BLANC7: PRISM / N/A

BYUL: N/A / Purple

BROWN EYED GIRLS: Everlasting / Yellow & Black

BTOB: Melody / Sky Blue

BULLDOK: Hotdok / N/A

C.N. BLUE: Boice / Blue

C-REAL: C-REALing / N/A

C-CLOWN: Crown / Pearl Forest Green

CHAOS: ChaoNyx / N/A

CHI CHI: Shy Girl & Shy Boy / N/A

CHAKRA: Goddess / Purple

CLC: Cheshire / N/A

CHOCOLAT: Chocolatier / N/A

COSMIC GIRLS (WJSN): Ujung / Airforce Blue, Vivid Tangerine & Timerwolf

CHAE YEON: N/A / Apricot

CO-ED SCHOOL: Classmates / N/A

CODE-V: V-intage / N/A

CLICK B: NIZI / Green

CROSS GENE: CandY / N/A

CSJH THE GRACE: Shapley / Pearl Pink

CRAYON POP: Popjusshi & Popgirl / Apple Green

DALMATIAN / DMNT: Dalmate / N/A

DAL SHABET: Darling / N/A

DIA: AID / N/A

DRUG RESTAURANT (JJY BAND): Jungbrahimovic / N/A

D-UNIT: Unique / N/A

DGNA (THE BOSS): Master / Pearl Terracotta

DREAMCATCHER: N/A / N/A

DAVICHI: Girls High / N/A

DAY6: My Day / N/A

DBSK/TVXQ: Cassiopeia (Korea) & Big East (Japan) / Pearl Red

DNT (DRAGON N TIGER): DAY / Chocolate

DIVA: N/A / Pearl Purple

EPIK HIGH: High Skool / Black

ERU: Hi Eru / Pearl Green

EXID: L.E.G.O / N/A

ELECTROBOYZ: Teamelectro / N/A

EVOL: Voller / N/A

EXO: EXO-L / Grey

EUN JI WON: G-CREW / Silver

F.CUZ: For U; Runway (Korea) & F.antasia (Japan) & F1 (China) / Twinkle Light Silver

F(X): N/A / Pearl Light Periwinkle

F.I.X: Polaris / N/A

FLY TO THE SKY: Fly High / Sky Blue

F.T. ISLAND: Primadonna / Yellow

FIESTAR: Let★s / N/A

FIN. K.L: Pinky / Red

G.O.D: Fan God / Sky Blue

G-DRAGON & DARA (DARAGON): Appler / N/A

GAVY NJ: Happiness / N/A

G.NA: G.Ni / N/A

GIRLS’ GENERATION (SNSD): S❤NE / Pastel Rose

GOT7: I Got7 / N/A

GFRIEND: BUDDY / N/A

GIRLS’ DAY: DAI5Y / N/A

GREAT GUYS: N/A / N/A

GUGUDAN: Dan-jjakn / N/A

GONG YOO: Yoo & I / N/A

GP BASIC: Spade / Purple

HELLO VENUS: Hello Cupid / Lime Green

HISTORY: Storia / N/A

HIGHLIGHT: LIGHT / Dark Grey

HYUNA: A-ing / N/A

H.O.T: Club H.O.T. (fans referred to as White Angels) / White

HITT: Hitter / N/A

HALO: HALOVE / N/A

HOTSHOT: Hotple / N/A

HEO YOUNG SAENG: Y.E.S / N/A

INFINITE: Inspirit / Pearl Metal Gold

IU: IUNA / N/A

IN2IT: IN2U / N/A

IKON: iKONIC / Orange-Red

ISAK N JIYEON: N/A / Pearl White

IMFACT: IF / N/A

I THE TRI-TOPS: TriStar / N/A

INX: N/A / N/A

IVY: Ivynus / Lime Green

JAY PARK: Jay Effect (fans referred to as Jay Walkers) / N/A

JANG NARA: Fly Nara Love / Pearl Blue

JJCC: Key / N/A

JESSI: Jebbies / N/A

JANG GEUN SEUK: Eels / N/A

J-WALK: Police / Yellow

JJ PROJECT: JOYOUS / N/A

JESSICA JUNG: Golden Stars / Gold

JEWELRY: Jewel Box / Pearl Blue

JUNIEL: Banila / N/A

JINUSEAN: N/A / Red

JYJ: N/A / Pearl Red

JBJ: Joyful / Dolly Yellow & Cornflower Blue

JO SUNG MO: Sungmo Maria / Transparent

KIM HYUN JOONG: Henecia / N/A

KIM HYUNG JUN: Junus (Korea) & Jjunaway (Japan) / N/A

KIM BUM: Bummies / N/A

KIM JONG KOOK: Papitus / N/A

KIM KYU JONG: ThanKYU / N/A

KIM SO EUN: Angels / N/A

KIM CHUNGHA: N/A / Pantone 374c, Pantone 332c & Pantone 358c

KARA: Kamilia / Pearl Peach

K.A.R.D: Hidden Kard / N/A

KNK: Tinkerbell / Twinkle Silver & Rose Gold

KCM: N/A / Pearl Emerald Green

KOYOTE: Little Ssun / Pearl Blue

KINO: Leaf / N/A

LC9: Love Beat / N/A

LABOUM: Latte / N/A

LEDAPPLE: L.E.D.A. / Pearl Teal

LADIES CODE: Lavely / N/A

LOVELYZ: Lovelinus / Pinkish-Purple

LEE MIN HO: Minoz / N/A

LEE SOO YOUNG: Crystal / Pink

LEE HYORI: HyoRish / Red

LEE SEUNG GI: Airen / Pearl Mint

LUNAFLY: Lukie / N/A

L.A.U (LU:KUS): AndU / N/A

LAYSHA: N/A / N/A

M.I.B.: Busterz / N/A

MBLAQ: A+ / Pearl Chocolate

MAP6: MAPSI / N/A

MVP: Victory / N/A

MC THE MAX: N/A / Ivory

MC MONG: Dream-kids / Pearl Peach

MARMELLO: MARMALADE / N/A

M.FECT: Mfectable / N/A

M. PEROR: Kingdom / N/A

M.I.L.K: Milky Way / Pink

MONSTA X: Mon bebe / N/A

MAMAMOO: Moomoo / N/A

MONSTER: N/A / Black

MR.MR: Miso / N/A

MISS A: Say A / N/A

MADTOWN: MADPEOPLE / N/A

MOON CHILD: N/A / Ivory

MYNAME: MYgirl / N/A

N-SONIC: Super Sonic / N/A

N-TRAIN: Eternal / N/A

NCT: NCTzen / N/A

NU’EST: L.O. Ʌ .E / N/A

N.FLYING: N.Fia / N/A

NRG: Cheonjae Ilwoo / Pink

OUTSIDER: Presto / N/A

ONE WAY: One Love / N/A

OH MY GIRL: Miracle / N/A

PARK HYO SHIN: Soul Tree / Green

PARK SHIN HYE: Star Angel / N/A

PAPAYA: N/A / Pink

PARAN: Blue Ciel / Pearl Sapphire Sky Blue

PENTAGON: Universe / UniNavy

PSY: PSYcho / Black

PRISTIN: HIgh / N/A

RAINBOW: Rain-nous / All 7 colours of the rainbow

RAIN: Clouds / Silver

RAINZ: Rainzer / Lilac Breeze & Aqua Sky

ROMEO: Juliet / N/A

ROYAL PIRATES: Royal Treasure / N/A

RANIA: A1ST / N/A

RED VELVET: ReVeLuv / Coral Pink

SE7EN: Lucky 7 / Lime Green

SECRET: Secret Time / White

SEEYA: SeeYa With You / Pearl Light Pink

SECHS KIES: DSF or YellKies / Yellow

SONAMOO: SolBangOol / Pearl Sapphire Green

SEVENTEEN: Carat / Rose Quartz and Serenity

SG WANNABE: Love Room / Pearl Gold

S#ARP: N/A / Red

S.E.S.: Friend / Pearl Purple

SHU-I: Was-i / Purple

SHINHWA: Shinhwa Changjo / Orange

SEVEN O’CLOCK: ROSE / N/A

SHINEE: Shawol / Pearl Aqua Green

SHE’Z: Holic / N/A

SISTAR: Star 1 / Fuschia

SM THE BALLAD: Balladears / N/A

SF9: Fantasy / N/A

SHINVI: Linos / Pearl Teal

SPEED: Deeps / N/A

SNUPER: Swing / N/A

SS501: Triple S/ Pearl Light Green

SMASH: smaSHE (Korea) & Smile (Japan) / N/A

SPICA: Mercury / N/A

SON DAM BI: DBLV / N/A

SAMUEL: Garnet / Rhodolite & Garnet

SUNNY HILL: H:LLËR / Sunshine Yellow

SUPER JUNIOR: E.L.F / Pearl Sapphire Blue

SUGAR: Sugar Island / Apricot

SUPERNOVA: Tinkerbell / Pearl

T-ARA: QUEENS (Korea) & Sweet Treasure (Japan) / Pearl Ivory

T-MAX: Mighty Max / Midnight Blue

TWICE: Once / Apricot & Neon Magenta

TEEN TOP: Angel / Pearl Light Lavender

TRAX: TRAXIAN / Pearl Cobalt Blue

TWO-X: Doubling / N/A

TASTY: 2Wings / N/A

TAHITI: N/A / Black Pearl

TINY-G: Mini-Me / N/A

THEEASTLIGHT.: Sunnies / N/A

TEI: Tenia / Pearl Blue

TRITOPS: Tristar / N/A

TOPPDOGG: ToppKlass / N/A

U-KISS: Kiss Me / Pearl Fuschia

UP10TION: HONEY10 / N/A

UNIQ: UNICORN / N/A

VIXX: Starlight / N/A

VAV: Vampz / N/A

V.O.S: Soulmate / Pearl Burgundy

VICTON: ALICE / Blue Atoll & Blazing Yellow

WONDER GIRLS: Wonderful / Pearl Burgandy

WINNER: INNERCIRCLE / Nebula Blue

WANNA ONE: WANNABLE / N/A

X-5: Xenia / N/A

YOUNHA: YounHapia / Light Pink

ZE:A: ZE:As / Pearl Gold

I spent far too long on this. If there are anymore to add, please feel free to do so, if any are wrong please let me know too x

IF YOU’D LIKE A PARTICULAR GROUP OR IDOL DONE, REQUESTS ARE OPEN! ALSO LET ME KNOW IF YOU’D LIKE MORE INFORMATION SUCH AS FACTS ON INDIVIDUALS.

All information is from online, if any information is wrong please let me know. Information can be found on websites such as ALLKPOP, KPROFILE, NOWKPOP, and KOREABOO. Some information is also from interviews which members took park in.

#masterlist #kpop fandoms #kpop #koreaboo #b.a.p #bts #block b #ikon #2ne1 #4minute #hyuna #grazy grace #bigbang #super junior #toppdogg #shinee #laysha

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tuyet-mai · 8 years ago

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A real-life example of ADHD. If you get frustrated reading it, imagine what it's like living with it.

Me: Ok! I'm gonna get all of my stuff done this weekend! Let's work on this biology assignment! I need to answer these 3 questions and then I'm done for today!

ADHD: You also have to do your sociology project! Also, next semester you have a bunch of psychology classes and STATISTICS and you may not be able to finish a pHD program if the tax bill goes through, so you should probably be a math major instead of doing psychology/neuroscience. But also, design seems really cool, but that doesn't pay a lot.

Me: wait!!! we have biology!!! can we pleas-

ADHD: You should contact your senator. You should BE a senator. Maybe not though... it would be so boring.

[research into how to become a senator]

[comparing personality test to executives]

what if you were a different myers-briggs type? What even is personality? Why are we different from each other when everything is just cosmic soup ultimately? Existence is pointless. Let's just die now. TIME TO FUCKING END IT

Me: omfg

ADHD: OH WAIT, ALSO, GOTTA CHECK THE FARM APP!!! And what about stat next semester? You should learn how to do statistics. Hey, I know! Let's get on khan academy and LEARN SHIT.

[not even a unit in]

well that's fucking boring. What about biology!!!

Me: Y.E.S.

ADHD: Oh hey they have a medicine category! I wonder if they also have psychology. Ok but biology. Plants! Jelllyfish! I wonder how far consciousness goes back in evolutionary history. What if there's consciousness in larger units of matter and we just don't know it? CONSCIOUS SPACE DUST. What if it was like that thing in guardians of the galaxy? Chris Pratt was in gotg. I wonder what other movies he was in. What kind of movies do I like? What movies are coming up? OOH that looks cool! Are there similar movies? Can we watch a movie???

[wastes 2-4 hours]

Me: [dying]

ADHD: [repeat ad finitum]

#actually adhd #adhd #adhd problems #adhd inattentive #inattention

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aanouf12 · 5 years ago

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barry127 · 5 years ago

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10 Best Child Sponsorship Programs In Cambodia

However, choosing to sponsor a child’s food, schooling, and overall well-being, especially a child you’ve never met, can seem like a daunting prospect. Whether the costs seem too high, you are unsure if you really want to make a difference, or you are just skeptical of the whole concept before vetoing the idea, consider the many compelling reasons why child sponsorship is very important in the development of communities.

Through sponsorship, you will be matched to a Cambodian child in need. Your financial support will go towards the cost of food, health care, education and attentive oversight by our team.

1.Feeding Dreams Cambodia

Feeding Dreams Cambodia is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious, non-governmental, “grass roots” organization which focuses on holistic, sustainable development within the local community. Kerry Huntly, Blaed Huntly, and Arlene Gormley founders and Directors of Feeding Dreams Cambodia, established this non-government organization in 2012 to assist hundreds of starving children and their families from the Sala-Kamreuk commune.

Feeding Dreams is registered with the Cambodian Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Tourism, and the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training. Upon completion of our courses, students receive nationally recognized certificates of accreditation from supporting Ministries and Departments.

What we do:

Through the strategic implementation of our seven established programs, we deliver effective and positive outcomes.

Education Program (800 students)

Community Support (3,000 Indirect Beneficiaries )

School Meals (600 served daily)

Vocational Training & Job placement (60 underprivileged youth annually)

Y.E.S Football Academy (200 disadvantaged teenagers enrolled)

I.T Program (200 yearly)

Kindergarten (60 kids daily)

Feeding Dreams remains strongly focused on the care and protection of children. We work in collaboration with Human Rights Organisations and Local Government Authorities and play an active role in prevention and responding to violence against children.

Feeding Dreams receives NO government funding and is completely reliant on private donations to fund our programs and support the families in the Sala-Kamreuk commune.

Contact Details:

Group 1 Ta Vien Village Sala-kamreuk Commune Siem Reap City, Siem Reap Province, Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +855 (0)97 600 9000

Website: https://feedingdreamscambodia.org

2. SPONSOR A CHILD IN CAMBODIA

The Cambodian SOS Children's Village Association was founded in 2000. The organization first started working with children without parental care in the capital city of Phnom Penh. Due to the high levels of poverty and deprivation in the country, the organization has continued to grow and now supports children, young people, and families in four locations in Cambodia.

At present, there are in Cambodia four SOS Children's Villages, three SOS Youth Facilities, four SOS Kindergartens, one SOS Social Centre, two SOS Hermann Gmeiner Schools, and one SOS Training Centre. One SOS Children’s Village is currently under construction.

What We Provide:

A safe and nurturing home

A loving SOS mother

Quality education

Healthcare

Nutritious food

Clothing and toys

All the things necessary for a bright future

Contact Details:

House # 44BIS, Road # 334, Boeung Keng Kang I, Chamkar Mon, P.O. Box: 2112, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Phone: +855-23 222 916

Website: www.soschildrensvillages.ca/cambodia

3. ChildFund International

Bordered by Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand, Cambodia struggled through decades of civil war and occupation. At least 1.5 million Cambodians died from execution, starvation and other hardships during the Khmer Rouge regime under dictator Pol Pot in the 1970s, followed by Vietnamese occupation and 13 years of civil war. Since 2003, Cambodia’s political processes have been peaceful, but the country still faces significant challenges, including poor access to education, lack of safe water and sanitation, and high rates of infectious disease. ChildFund has served children in Cambodia since 2007. Help make a difference and sponsor a child in Cambodia today.

Contact Details:

2821 Emerywood Parkway, Richmond, VA 23294

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +1-800-776-6767

Website: www.childfund.org/Cambodia

4. Cambodian Children's Fund

Cambodian Children’s Fund transforms the country’s most impoverished kids into tomorrow’s leaders, by delivering education, family support and community development programs into the heart of Cambodia’s most impoverished communities.

Since 2004, we’ve been working with children and families living in crippling poverty in the former dump community of Steung Meanchey. We believe that with the right education and support, one child can lift their family out of poverty. Today there are more than 2,000 students working towards a better future in our award-winning education program.

Contact Details:

Website: www.cambodianchildrensfund.org/sponsor

Address:P.O. Box 111,Phnom Penh,Cambodia

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +855(0)23 988 999

5. Plan International In Cambodia

We have been working in partnership with local communities in Cambodia since 2002, helping children to access their rights to education, health, and protection.

CHALLENGES

Poverty, disease and a lack of knowledge mean malnutrition is a major problem in Cambodia - most children show some signs of malnourishment and 45% have experienced stunted growth.

More than one in 12 children die before their fifth birthday.

Many people lack access to safe drinking water or hygienic sanitation.

Schools are poorly equipped and teachers inadequately trained.

Abuse and exploitation of children are widespread.

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Help a child

More sponsors needed in Cambodia

Start Sponsorship

We work with hundreds of primary schools to establish vegetable gardens so students can learn to grow healthy food. We're also sharing valuable lessons about nutrition, and ensuring children start the day with a full stomach by providing a healthy breakfast.

Contact Details:

18/60 City Rd, Southbank VIC 3006

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +61 3 9672 3600

Website: www.plan.org.au/learn/where-we-work/asia/cambodia

6.World Vision In Cambodia

Helping Cambodia’s most vulnerable children

Children in Cambodia face dangers from the threat of trafficking and exploitation, to the problems of severe poverty in rural areas. World Vision aims to empower staff and communities to build a better future for Cambodian children.

We’ve been working in Cambodia since 1970 and right now World Vision child sponsors in the UK are bringing change to two long-term programs: Koas Krala and South Nikom.

Contact Details:

World Vision UK, World Vision House, Opal Drive, Fox Milne,

Milton Keynes, MK15 0ZR

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 020 7758 2900

Website: www.worldvision.org.uk

7. Sos Children’s Villages Uk

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William, and Kate, joined a children’s birthday party, read to children during story-time and played an impromptu game of cricket when they visited the SOS Children’s Village community in Lahore, Pakistan during their state visit to the country.

The Duke entertained the children with finger puppets, and the Duchess thrilled the children by speaking in Urdu as she said happy birthday to three of the children - 12-year-old Iman, six-year-old Ibrahim, and eight-year-old Daniyal.

Contact Details:

Terrington House,13-15 Hills Road,Cambridge,CB2 1NL

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +44 1223 365 589

Website: www.soschildrensvillages.org.uk/cambodia

8. Sustainable Cambodia

Sustainable Cambodia utilizes a participatory development model: The village families create a Village Development Committee, which works with our staff to prioritize the projects that will have the most impact on the village. Nothing is "given" to the villagers. The villagers must commit their time and labor to make the project happen, while Sustainable Cambodia typically provides the training and nearly all the early financing for the projects. The amount of assistance is slowly reduced after a three-year period, as the villagers become more and more self-reliant. It takes four to five years, but eventually, the quality of life in the village is dramatically improved, and the villagers have the self-created resources to continue to improve it.

The projects which each Village Development Committee chooses to implement are unique to each village, but often they include water wells, community ponds, rainwater harvesting, irrigation, gardens, alternative agriculture, a village school, a pre-school, vocational training, micro-loans and micro-business, and village healthcare.

Contact Details:

O. Box 9204,House 583, Group 6,National Road 5 - Ra Village

Pursat Town, Pursat Province,Cambodia.

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 012 505 512

Website: www.sustainablecambodia.org/children

9. New Hope Cambodia

From humble beginnings as a grassroots organization, New Hope Cambodia has become an internationally respected non-government organization (NGO) supported by individuals, businesses and service organizations worldwide.

Two three-story schools providing free education to around 1000 students including adult vocational classes.

A medical center providing free health care to around 1000 students and staff.

It provides around 300 children with a free cooked breakfast every morning prior to starting school. All children are required to wash their hands prior to eating and must brush their teeth after eating.

Contact Details:

Mondul Bai Village, Slorkram Commune, Siem Reap, Kingdom of Cambodia.

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.newhopecambodia.com/what-you-can-do/sponsor-a-child

10. Sunshine CAMBODIA

In Cambodia, the sale of a child - for commercial sexual exploitation of cheap labor - can become a serious consideration for a family living in extreme poverty. Sunshine Cambodia works to prevent this outcome amongst struggling, marginalized families in southern Phnom Penh.

More positively, we seek to create better solutions for the whole family, using a 'hand-up' rather than 'hand-out' approach.

We are passionate about protecting, nurturing and empowering Sunshine children - through education and working with the whole family to achieve financial independence. We walk beside the children and families as they build brighter futures for themselves.

Contact Details:

P.O. Box 830,Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Phone: +855 (0)23 630 0661

Website: www.sunshinecambodia.org/sponsor.html

11. World Vision

National elections in mid-2018 kept the ruling party in power. Despite a high voter turnout, many international governments refused to recognize the election’s validity because of potential corruption.

The country is in the middle of a review by the international community because of concerns that human rights and freedoms, especially in labor, aren’t being upheld. Positively, Cambodia’s higher education sector is attempting improvements like better access to and the quality of higher education. Overall, Cambodia is experiencing some instability. Concerns including malnourishment, poverty, lack of education, and child protection remain throughout the country for the most vulnerable families.

Contact Details:

Address: P.0. Box 9716, Federal Way, WA 98063

Phone: 1.888.511.6548

Website: www.worldvision.org/our-work/country-profiles/cambodia

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onlinemarketinghelp · 6 years ago

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How Much Should You Have In A 529 Plan By Age http://bit.ly/2V71kBP

The 529 College Savings Plan is one of the best ways to save for college. But most people aren't taking full advantage of them. And I'm not going to lie - I'm one of them.

The idea of a 529 College Savings Plan is great: you can contribute money into an account and it will grow tax free to someday pay for your child's education. And you can contribute a lot of money too (up to $300,000 in most states). That's not where the trouble arises.

The real trouble comes from rising tuition costs and how much every "college savings calculator" says you need to save for your child's education. According to The College Board, the average cost of a public 4-year college in 2018-2019 was $10,230 for in-state tuition. The average cost for a private college was $34,920.

When you start plugging those numbers into the college savings calculator, suddenly you're supposed to start saving over $500 per month for your child. Then, add that into your own savings for retirement, and you're not going to have anything left for yourself each month!

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That single amount gives me sticker shock each month when I think about saving for my child's college education. But it's also an important reminder of why everyone should follow the Order of Operations For Saving For Your Kid's College.

The key phrase is Y.E.S.:

(Y) YOU: You have to make sure your own financial house is in order before you try to save for your child's college. If you can't make rent, or buy groceries, there are bigger issues to fix first. However, the YOU bucket also includes saving for your own retirement and making sure you have an emergency fund. I've said this hundreds of times - you can't get a loan for retirement. Make sure you save for yourself first.

(E) Education Savings Accounts: If you've saved for yourself, next you can save for your child in Education Savings Accounts, like the 529 Plan.

(S) Savings: After contributing some amount to the 529 plan or other education savings account, it's smart to save in a traditional savings account as well, in case there are other expenses you want to help your child with that don't qualify as education expenses.

How Much You Really Need To Save In A 529 Plan

Part 2 of that "scary" number that you need to save each month for your child's college is that number is based on saving 100% of their college costs. As a parent, you don't need to pay for 100% of their school. Or, maybe you'll pay for 100% of their public in-state tuition, and the rest is up to them. Or maybe you'll just have a target savings number, and the rest is up to them.

It's simply important to remember that you don't have to save and pay for all their college. It's THEIR college - not yours. Plus, there are tons of ways for them to find help paying for school, from finding scholarships, to getting student loans.

Here's our guide on how to pay for college.

So, instead of stressing out about saving $500 per month, I'm going to make the following assumptions and save based on that:

I'm going to save for an in-state college that currently costs $10,200 per year

I will contribute to all 4 years of college

I will pay 50% of the projected college costs

I'm done contributing to the 529 plan when my child is 18 (sorry, but you're out of the house now!)

I expect college costs to continue to increase by 4% per year

I expect to get 6% per year return on my investments in my 529 plan

With these assumptions, you should be saving about $96 per month for your child's college, or $1,151 per year. Let's see how that breaks down.

However, if you're on the high end, and want to contribute to pay 100% of your child's education expenses at a 4 year private college, I included that in the chart below too (for reference it means contributing $630 per month).

How Much You Should Have In Your 529 At Different Ages

Age

Low End

High End

$1,189

$7,816

$2,451

$16,144

$3,791

$24,923

$5,213

$34,276

$6,723

$44,206

$8,327

$54,749

$10,029

$65,941

$11,836

$77,824

$13,755

$90,440

$15,792

$103,834

$17,955

$118,054

$20,251

$133,151

$22,689

$149,179

$25,277

$166,196

$28,025

$184,263

$30,942

$203,444

$34,039

$223,807

$37,328

$245,427

Fidelity also has a great free calculator that allows you to determine how much your need specifically for your situation. They leverage many of the same assumptions we do above, and agree that you don't need to save 100% of your child's college education expenses. Check out their college savings calculator here.

529 College Savings Plan Guidelines

From the results, we can conclude that the goal for most people saving for college should be to have between $37,328 and $245,427 saved in the account. This is a huge range, no doubt. But remember what "low end" and "high end" mean.

The low end amount is for someone that wants to help their child pay for a public 4-year school. The high end amount is for someone that wants to fully pay for a 4-year private education for their child.

Parents should also remember that, even when saving for private school, many students who attend private schools get discounted tuition, or receive scholarships to offset the "real" tuition price. So, even that high end number might not make sense when saving for college.

In this scenario, the low end 529 plan will be able to pay out between $9,600 and $10,000 per year, for each of the 4 years of school. Given that the college costs will rise, that should be about 50% of a 4-year public school tuition in 18 years.

Where To Open A 529 Plan

What many people don't realize is that you can invest in almost any state 529 plan. For some people, it can make sense to use your own state's plan to take advantage of the tax deduction - but not all states offer tax deductions on contributions (notably California).

If the state doesn't matter, the next things to look at are performance and ease of saving. For performance, you want good performance for low fees. For ease of savings, we look at whether the plan can be connected to savings programs like College Backer.

SavingForCollege.com ranks the best plans every year, and you can find the 529 plan rankings here. What plan you choose depends on the state you're in.

We also have a full list of the best places to open a 529 account here.

Recommendations To Help Save For College

Even saving just $100 per month can seem like daunting task. I know it is for me. However, when it comes to saving for college, here are some simple tricks that can help:

1. Save all of your child's birthday and holiday money. In many families, kids receive money from their grandparents, aunts, uncles, and more. I would estimate that the average kid receives at least $200 per year in gift money. If you saved that, you're 20% of the way to fulfilling their annual 529 contribution.

A great way to do this is to use a service like College Backer.

2. Look at Upromise by Sallie Mae. This is a free service that is designed to help families pay for college by simply doing their normal shopping. Upromise offers cash back rewards for linking a credit or debit card and using that card at participating retailers. You can earn anywhere from 1% to 25% back at different retailers. Upromise says that some members are earning at least $1,000 per year - that's almost everything you need to fully fund a 529 plan. UPromise is easy to sign up for - check it out here.

3. Focus on earning more money. Instead of looking at where to cut in your budget, ask yourself, how can you add $100 in income to your budget? I'm a firm believer that anyone can earn an additional $100 per month, and what a better way to put that extra $100 to use than by funding a 529 plan for your child? If you don't know where to start, check out our list of over 50 ways to earn extra money on the side.

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The 529 College Savings Plan is one of the best ways to save for college. But most people aren't taking full advantage of them. And I'm not going to lie - I'm one of them.

So let's dive in and see how much you should have in a 529 plan.

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Follow The Order Of Operations For Saving For College

How Much You Really Need To Save In A 529 Plan

529 College Savings Plan Guidelines

Where To Open A 529 Plan

Recommendations To Help Save For College

Follow The Order Of Operations For Saving For College

The key phrase is Y.E.S.:

(E) Education Savings Accounts: If you've saved for yourself, next you can save for your child in Education Savings Accounts, like the 529 Plan.

How Much You Really Need To Save In A 529 Plan

Here's our guide on how to pay for college.

So, instead of stressing out about saving $500 per month, I'm going to make the following assumptions and save based on that:

I'm going to save for an in-state college that currently costs $10,200 per year

I will contribute to all 4 years of college

I will pay 50% of the projected college costs

I'm done contributing to the 529 plan when my child is 18 (sorry, but you're out of the house now!)

I expect college costs to continue to increase by 4% per year

I expect to get 6% per year return on my investments in my 529 plan

With these assumptions, you should be saving about $96 per month for your child's college, or $1,151 per year. Let's see how that breaks down.

How Much You Should Have In Your 529 At Different Ages

Age

Low End

High End

$1,189

$7,816

$2,451

$16,144

$3,791

$24,923

$5,213

$34,276

$6,723

$44,206

$8,327

$54,749

$10,029

$65,941

$11,836

$77,824

$13,755

$90,440

$15,792

$103,834

$17,955

$118,054

$20,251

$133,151

$22,689

$149,179

$25,277

$166,196

$28,025

$184,263

$30,942

$203,444

$34,039

$223,807

$37,328

$245,427

529 College Savings Plan Guidelines

Where To Open A 529 Plan

SavingForCollege.com ranks the best plans every year, and you can find the 529 plan rankings here. What plan you choose depends on the state you're in.

We also have a full list of the best places to open a 529 account here.

Recommendations To Help Save For College

Even saving just $100 per month can seem like daunting task. I know it is for me. However, when it comes to saving for college, here are some simple tricks that can help:

A great way to do this is to use a service like College Backer.

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PROJECT CURRY

PC#004: Passage To India

My objective to visit every curry house in Liverpool - Project Curry - brought us to Passage To India: PC#004. PTI brings together contemporary decor with a lean, traditional menu which features an array of exotic Chefs Specials. The BYOB policy and reasonable prices makes PTI a well-priced oasis on 'gentirific' Bold Street and I'm pleased to say the curry was a real 'worldy'. The staff, a diverse selection of Bangladeshis, very short people and Eastern Europeans were delightfully hospitable and not averse to leaning on their patrons. An absolute treat which i would not hesitate to recommend for a business dinner, pals tea or sensuous first date. Thanks to project participants James Davidson, Lányi Juli, Chris (representing Top Joe) and Beamer Edward.

Vibe rating: 92%

Top of the Poppadoms? 8/10

BYOB? Y.E.S

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Toni Elias Comes From Behind To Win In Utah

Toni Elias made his race a difficult one today at the Utah Motorsports Campus, the Yoshimura Suzuki rider bungling his downshifts in Turn 1 and finishing the opening lap in 11th place. But from there he was faultless, the Spaniard patiently working his way through the pack to take the lead on the 12th of 17 laps. It was a lead he wouldn’t relinquish as he rode to his fifth Motul Superbike victory of the season and his 11th career MotoAmerica victory at the Championship of Utah.

The win also puts Elias 25 points (a full race) ahead of his Yoshimura Suzuki teammate Roger Hayden in the 2017 MotoAmerica Superbike Championship, 185-160, as the series reached its halfway mark at the 3.048-mile racetrack on the outskirts of Salt Lake City.

“It was really difficult (to come back from the first-turn mistake),” Elias said. “I didn’t expect that mistake. After that I was trying to be calm and trying to find some space because in the middle of the group (of riders) is tough. I tried to overtake very slowly, I didn’t do crazy things, and I also tried to control what was behind me. I could come back step-by-step, very slowly, taking my time. In the end when the tires dropped a little bit it was more easy for me. My team gave me a really good bike for the race distance. At the end, I lap easy and pass them (Hayes and Hayden). It was difficult to open up (a lead). I was trying very hard but Roger gave me good contest. The [lead] was 0.3, 0.4, 0.7, and then at the end I say ‘Okay, it’s mine.’ I know these guys are going to work a lot tonight and tomorrow I would just like to be safe in the first corner, don’ t make any mistakes. I’m really happy with the consistency (of the bike).”

Elias won by 2.461 seconds as the others failed to match his pace late in the race. Hayden finished second, the Kentuckian leading several laps before his teammate made his way through. Still, Hayden was able to hold off the advances of Monster Energy/Yamalube/Yamaha Factory Racing’s Josh Hayes, the four-time AMA Superbike Champion also leading at times during the race before ending up third.

“I knew he (Elias) was coming,” Hayden said of Elias. “Every time I would get in the lead I would try to lower the pace, but I was just struggling with some stuff and couldn’t go any faster. Josh (Hayes) was right there the whole time (too), and it was a pretty fun little back and forth with him (for the lead). But once Tony came by I hung on for one lap and just made some mistakes and I couldn’t hang on, and he was faster. So I’ll have to regroup tonight, look at some things, and try to see where we can close the gap.”

Hayes was trying not to make any costly mistakes as the race wore on and third was the best he could do on this day.

“That’s how it goes through the year, (you have) strong spots and weak spots,” Hayes said. “Their (Yoshimura Suzuki) bike is good in areas, our (Yamaha Factory Racing) bike is good in areas. A lot of the race was, since I haven’t seen these guys on the track that much, I was trying to figure out what we have where. What we can do good and what they can do good, so it was a bit of a chess match. It seemed like it was hard right in the beginning, but then it got a little better for a while and kind of wobbled back and forth a little bit. The second half of the race was pretty tough for me. Seeing all the mistakes on the first lap, I felt like grip was down just a touch from what it was earlier in the day, but overall I just tried to ride a smart race and bring it home. I had a few opportunities to get in there a race a little bit, but every time I tried it was just easy to make mistakes, so I had to take third, which is fun, but I was in the race (for the win) for a good while. I think we learned a lot and hopefully we come back tomorrow and are a little bit better than what we were today.”

Fourth place went to Bazzaz Superstock 1000 winner Bobby Fong, the Quicksilver Latus Motors Kawasaki rider in the mix near the front of the Superbike pack early on before finishing 8.7 seconds behind. He was well clear of Helmet Sounds.com/Western Services/Meen Motorsports’ Josh Herrin and his Yamaha R1 Superbike with Kyle Wyman finishing sixth on the Motovation USA/Lucas Oil/KWR Yamaha.

“I honestly haven’t been feeling that good,” Fong said. “Everyone I’ve been around has been sick, so I’ve been a little under the weather. I was on the grid and I didn’t know if I was going to last this race, I was just so depleted of energy. We did the best we could to stay with the Superbikes, but their straight-line speed is just insane compared to us. We actually had some corner speed on them. In a lot of the corners I could gain some pretty good time so that at least I could pull in on a straight line and in sector one and two it seemed like I could catch back up pretty quickly. But as soon as I saw the gap to Mathew (Scholtz), I just backed it down a little bit. It would have been nice to back on the Superbike podium again.”

Yamalube/Westby Racing’s Mathew Scholtz ended up seventh and second in the Bazzaz Superstock 1000 class, some four seconds clear of third-place Superstock finisher Jake Lewis on the M4 ECSTAR Suzuki GSX-R1000. Cycle World Suzuki’s Hayden Gillim and TOBC Racing’s Danny Eslick rounded out the top 10.

Defending two-time MotoAmerica Superbike Champion Cameron Beaubier’s difficult weekend continued with his second crash of the weekend, and this time it was costly. Beaubier sped away at the start, but crashed out of the lead on the second lap. He was able to dust himself off and finish, but could only muster 16th and thus didn’t score any championship points. He now finds himself 39 points behind Elias after nine of 20 races (10 rounds).

“I had a terrible Superpole, so we changed the engine in my R1, and we were looking forward to the race,” Beaubier said. “With the motor change, I was confident that we could run up front. I got a really good start, which has been my weakness, so I felt really good about that. I was in third coming out of the first corner, but when everything settled, I was in the lead. So, I settled into a rhythm, and got a good pace going. I got into turn six a little hot, so I gave myself some room to make the turn. I didn’t expect the front to tuck as easily as it did, and I slid into the dirt. I got the bike restarted and, other than the windscreen, it was mostly okay. It took me a few laps to make sure everything was good. My lap times kept getting quicker as the laps wound down despite my head getting buffeted pretty good going down the front straight without the windscreen. Being so far back, the best I could hope for was a red flag. It’s been a terrible weekend for me so far, and to lose all those points, plus causing my guys to have to stay late again tonight to fix my bike just makes it all the worse. I’ve got a great team, though, and I’m confident that we’ll turn it around for tomorrow.”

Broaster Genuine Chicken Honda’s Jake Gagne was a non-starter after a crash during Superpole damaged his Honda badly enough that the team couldn’t get it repaired for today’s race. They are hoping to have the CBR1000RR back on the grid for tomorrow’s Race 2.

Supersport: Beach Wins Fifth In A Row In Utah JD Beach came into Utah riding a four-race win streak on the fast and flowing Utah Motorsports Campus racetrack. Make that a five-race win streak after Beach and his Monster Energy/Yamalube/Y.E.S./Graves Motorsports Yamaha R6 won his fourth Supersport race of the season and his fifth in a row in Utah. The win also gave the 2015 MotoAmerica Supersport Champion the points lead for the first time in the 2017 season.

Beach won this one with two very fast opening laps while his teammate Garrett Gerloff struggled to find a way around M4 ECSTAR Suzuki’s Valentin Debise. After two laps, Beach led Gerloff by 2.1 seconds and that gap would hold steady until the closing laps when Gerloff gained ground in traffic. At the finish line it was Beach by 1.060 seconds. Debise, meanwhile, faded to third place and was 24.128 seconds behind at the finish.

“I kind of just went into the race with the same plan I always do and tried to get a good start,” Beach said. “I pushed the first few laps and we had some really good pace, but I definitely used up my tires a lot because towards the end of the race the bikes started to move a lot. I think I lapped five or six guys and I didn’t even see a blue flag (requiring lapped riders to move out of the way) until the last rider I lapped. That kind of threw off my rhythm a little bit towards the end of the race, but we’ve got some really good notes for tomorrow and we need to make some improvements so we can stay in front of Garrett (Gerloff) and (Valentin) Debise. I hope we can get back up there tomorrow and get another win.”

Fourth place went to Team H35 Honda’s Benny Solis over M4 The 22 Project’s Daytona Anderson.

Aguilar Racing Yamaha’s Jason Aguilar finished sixth overall, but that was good enough to give him his first career MotoAmerica victory in the Superstock 600 class. The win also moved Aguilar to within two points of series points leader Connor Blevins, the Excel Machine Racing Kawasaki rider finishing third today.

“It was a really good race,” Aguilar said. “We made a lot changes to the bike before the race and I actually struggled quite a bit the first couple laps. I was a little bit worried, honestly, I thought I made the wrong decision, but I ended up coming (on) good. We ran really good lap times that were a second faster than where we were in qualifying, so I’m happy with it. We’ve got to go back to the drawing board and make a little more happen tomorrow because the other guys are going to be right there.”

Second in the Superstock 600 class went to Team MG55’s Michael Gilbert, the Californian who led the series prior to Road America now just six points behind Blevins in the title chase.

Palmetto Motorsports Team New Zealand’s Shane Richardson and M4 medAge Suzuki’s Nick McFadden finished fourth and fifth in class, respectively.

KTM RC Cup: A First Time Winner In Ventura Cory Ventura showed what he was capable of at the previous round of the KTM RC Cup Series in Road America when he finished second. Today he went one better, the 15-year-old Californian winning his first MotoAmerica race after a thrilling three-way battle to the finish with Benjamin Smith and Jackson Blackmon.

It all came down the last lap and Ventura got through the final three miles the best, taking victory over Smith by just .021 of a second with Blackmon third – just .061 of a second behind.

“The race was really good,” Ventura said. “We got off to a good start, probably my best start of the season, and I just stuck with these two fast guys (Smith and Blackmon). I tried to get up there and mix it up early on in the race, and tried to break away one lap, but both of them draft past me about halfway down the straight. I knew that wouldn’t have been eligible to do, so I just kind of sat back and knew I had to save my tires a little bit to wait for the right moment and time to make my move. They pulled a gap on me for a second and had me worried, so I to push really hard to get back up there. I just happened to make moves really fast and coming into that last lap there were those lappers, which spooked me a little bit because I didn’t know what they were doing. Jackson (Blackmon) got around one but maybe lost some momentum getting around the other one and I came up on these fast guys. I did whatever I could going into Turn 14. Jackson was killing it through that corner and I had to do something. I knew he was faster than me through (Turns) 15 and 16, and had me down there. I got the pass made and led the rest of the race to the finish line.”

Fourth place went to Toni Elias protégé Francesco Perez, the young Spaniard in his first MotoAmerica race and on his first trip outside of Europe. Perez came out on top of a battle with Gavin Anthony and Brett Voorhees and Trevor Standish. Perez was riding an M4 Roadracing World-backed wild card.

Smith continues to lead the championship standings over his Quarterley Racing/On Track Development teammate Draik Beauchamp, 127-99. Beauchamp crashed on the final lap but was able to remount and finish 11th. Blackmon, who also rides in the Dale Quarterley-owned team, is third in the series standings with 93 points.

RESULTS

Motul Superbike

1. Toni Elias, Barcelona, Spain, Suzuki

2. Roger Hayden, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki

3. Josh Hayes, Gulfport, Miss., Yamaha

4. Bobby Fong, Stockton, Calif., Kawasaki

5. Josh Herrin, Dublin, Ga., Yamaha

6. Kyle Wyman, Macedon, N.Y., Yamaha

7. Mathew Scholtz, Durban, South Africa, Yamaha

8. Jake Lewis, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki

9. Hayden Gillim, Philpot, Ky., Suzuki

10. Danny Eslick, Tulsa, Okla., Yamaha

Motul Superbike Championship Standings

1. Toni Elias, Barcelona, Spain, Suzuki – 185

2. Roger Hayden, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki – 160

3. Cameron Beaubier, Roseville, Calif., Yamaha – 146

4. Josh Hayes, Gulfport, Miss., Yamaha – 98

5. Bobby Fong, Stockton, Calif., Kawasaki – 88

6. Mathew Scholtz, Durban, South Africa, Yamaha – 80

7. Jake Lewis, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki – 75

8. Josh Herrin, Dublin, Ga., Yamaha – 73

9. Danny Eslick, Tulsa, Okla., Yamaha – 63

10. Kyle Wyman, Macedon, N.Y., Yamaha – 55

Bazzaz Superstock 1000

1. Bobby Fong, Stockton, Calif., Kawasaki

2. Mathew Scholtz, Dublin, South Africa, Yamaha

3. Jake Lewis, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki

4. Hayden Gillim, Philapot, Ky., Suzuki

5. Danny Eslick, Tulsa, Okla., Yamaha

6. Bryce Prince, Bakersfield, Calif., Yamaha

7. David Anthony, Melbourne, Australia, Kawasaki

8. Max Flinders, Preston, England, Yamaha

9. Matthew Orange, Half Moon Bay, Calif., BMW

10. Roi Holster, Napa, Calif., Yamaha

Bazzaz Superstock 1000 Championship Standings

1. Mathew Scholtz, Durban, South Africa, Yamaha – 166

2. Bobby Fong, Stockton, Calif., Kawasaki – 165

3. Jake Lewis, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki – 154

4. Danny Eslick, Tulsa, Okla., Yamaha – 130

5. Hayden Gillim, Philapot, Ky., Suzuki – 107

6. Bryce Prince, Bakersfield, Calif., – 90

7. Max Flinders, Preston, England, Yamaha – 75

8. David Anthony, Murrieta, Calif., Kawasaki – 37

9. Anthony Kosinski, Crumstown, Ind., Yamaha – 37

10. Frankie Babuska, Pelham, N.Y., Yamaha – 17

Supersport

1. JD Beach, Owensboro, Ky., Yamaha

2. Garrett Gerloff, New Waverly, Texas, Yamaha

3. Valentin Debise, Albi, France, Suzuki

4. Benny Solis, North Hollywood, Calif., Honda

5. Daytona Anderson, Riverside, Calif., Suzuki

6. Jason Aguilar, Placentia, Calif. Yamaha

7. Jayson Uribe, Napa Valley, Calif., Yamaha

8. Michael Gilbert, Santa Ana, Calif., Yamaha

9. Connor Blevins, Oklahoma City, Okla., Kawasaki

10. Shane Richardson, Wellington, New Zealand, Kawasaki

Supersport Championship Standings

1. JD Beach, Owensboro, Ky., Yamaha – 172

2. Garrett Gerloff, New Waverly, Texas., Yamaha – 171

3. Benny Solis, North Hollywood, Calif., Honda – 111

4. Valentin Debise, Albi, France, Suzuki – 99

5. Brandon Paasch, Freehold, N.J., Yamaha – 60

6. Connor Blevins, Oklahoma City, Okla., Kawasaki – 56

7. Jason Aguilar, Placentia, Calif., Yamaha – 54

8. Michael Gilbert, Santa Ana, Calif., Yamaha – 51

9. Daytona Anderson, Riverside, Calif., Suzuki – 46

10. Nick McFadden, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki – 43

Superstock 600

1. Jason Aguilar, Placentia, Calif., Yamaha

2. Michael Gilbert, Santa Ana, Calif., Yamaha

3. Conner Blevins, Oklahoma City, Okla., Kawasaki

4. Shane Richardson, Wellington, New Zealand, Kawasaki

5. Nick McFadden, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki

6. JC Camacho, Deer Park, Texas, Suzuki

7. Braeden Ortt, Calgary, Alberta, Yamaha

8. Ezra Beaubier, Roseville, Calif., Yamaha

9. Andrew Lee, Clovis, Calif., Yamaha

10. Gauge Rees, Roy, Utah, Yamaha

Superstock 600 Championship Standings

1. Conner Blevins, Oklahoma City, Okla., Kawasaki – 112

2. Jason Aguilar, Placentia, Calif., Yamaha – 110

3. Michael Gilbert, Santa Ana, Calif., Yamaha – 106

4. Nick McFadden, Owensboro, Ky., Suzuki – 88

5. Shane Richardson, Wellington, New Zealand, Kawasaki – 84

6. JC Camacho, Deer Park, Texas, Suzuki – 80

7. Anthony Mazziotto III, Hammonton, N.J., Yamaha – 65

8. Braeden Ortt, Calgary, Alberta, Yamaha – 64

9. Andrew Lee, Clovis, Calif., Yamaha – 49

10. Ashton Yates, Milledgeville, Ga, Yamaha – 32

KTM RC Cup

1. Cory Ventura, Union City, Calif., KTM

2. Benjamin Smith, Glenmoore, Pa., KTM

3. Jackson Blackmon, Rock Hill, S.C., KTM

4. Francesco Perez, Barcelona, Spain, KTM

5. Gavin Anthony, Hilliard, Ohio, KTM

6. Brett Voorhis, Citrus Heights, Calif., KTM

7. Trevor Standish, Roswell, Ga., KTM

8. Toby Khamsouk, Banning, Calif., K

9. Gray Pham, San Diego, Calif., KTM

10. Alex Dumas, Quebec, Canada, KTM

KTM RC Cup Championship Standings

1. Benjamin Smith, Glenmoore, Pa., KTM – 127

2. Draik Beauchamp, Knoxville, Tenn., KTM – 99

3. Jackson Blackmon, Rock Hill, S.C., KTM – 93

4. Alex Dumas, Quebec, Canada, KTM – 79

5. Cory Ventura, Union City, Calif., KTM – 47

6. Toby Khamsouk, Banning, Calif., KTM – 68

7. Gavin Anthony, Hilliard, Ohio, KTM – 64

8. Trevor Standish, Roswell, Ga., KTM – 62

8. Sergio Rodriguez II, Oxnard, Calif., KTM – 50

10. Jake Leahey, Hammonton, N.J., KTM – 46

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New York City’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center empowers people to lead healthy, successful lives. The Center celebrates our diversity and advocates for justice and opportunity.

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center is a nonprofit organization serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) population of New York City and nearby communities. The center is located in the West Village at 208 West 13th Street, an historic building which formerly housed the High School for Food Trades.

In December 1983, the New York City Board of Estimates approved the sale of the former Food and Maritime Trades High School, located at 208 West 13th Street, to the Lesbian & Gay Community Services Center, Inc., for $1.5 million. In its first year, 60 groups met regularly at the center. Today more than 300 groups call the center home.

Programs produced by the center include Center Wellness, an Adult Services Department working with people with AIDS, struggling with substance abuse issues, mental health challenges and much more; Youth Services, an activities-based program for LGBT youth; Center Cultural Programs, presenting established and emerging artists, writers, and activitist to the community; Center Families, the Center’s family project; and the Pat Parker/Vito Russo Center Library, New York City’s largest LGBT lending library.

In 1985, the center became temporary home to the Harvey Milk High School, a program of the Hetrick-Martin Institute. The Lesbian Switchboard became a permanent tenant after it was evicted from its former home, and Dignity, a Catholic gay and lesbian religious organization, sought refuge when it was expelled from Catholic churches.

The availability of meeting space was a major organizing tool for the LGBT movement in the 1980s and early 1990s. Groups that have expanded throughout the nation, such as the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP), Queer Nation, Lesbian Avengers, and Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), had their inception at the center.[citation needed] At one point in the early 1990s the Center was hosting regular meetings for more than three hundred groups.

Every week, 6,000 people visit the center, and more than 300 groups meet in the building.[citation needed] These groups range from political activist organizations to social clubs. The center also frequently hosts speeches, performances, workshops, and commercially sponsored information sessions.

Numerous Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and other twelve-step recovery groups meet at the center. The center’s Mental Health and Social Services division also sponsors support groups focused on coming out, transgender issues, bereavement, and other topics of concern to the LGBT community.

The center also houses Y.E.S., the Youth Enrichment Services. This organization provides services and support for queer and questioning youth. Programs such as both a young men’s and a young women’s discussion group, a gender exploration group, a safe schools network, and a variety of support groups are available to youth free of charge.

The center also hosts and documents the artistic and historic contributions of members of the LGBT Community in its archives, and its lending library has the largest selection of LBGT materials in New York. The center’s cultural program includes the Campbell Soady Gallery, named in honor of major donors William Campbell and William Soady. The Gallery exhibitis artwork that celebrates the diversity of LGBT life and supports the work of emerging queerartists. The center is also home to a repository of manuscripts, personal papers, organizational files and records of the center itself. Archivist Rich Wandel oversees this all-volunteer project.

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