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Der Große Preis von Belgien 2017 (offiziell 2017 Formula 1 Pirelli Belgian Grand Prix) fand am 27. August auf dem Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Spa statt und war das zwölfte Rennen der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft 2017.

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Nach dem Großen Preis von Ungarn führte Sebastian Vettel in der Fahrerwertung mit 14 Punkten vor Lewis Hamilton und mit 33 Punkten vor Valtteri Bottas. In der Konstrukteurswertung führte Mercedes mit 39 Punkten vor Ferrari und mit 173 Punkten vor Red Bull Racing.

Beim Großen Preis von Belgien stellte Pirelli den Fahrern die Reifenmischungen P Zero Soft (gelb), P Zero Supersoft (rot), P Zero Ultrasoft (violett), sowie für Nässe Cinturato Intermediates (grün) und Cinturato Full-Wets (blau) zur Verfügung.

Im Vergleich zum Vorjahr gab es mehrere Veränderungen an der Strecke, die hauptsächlich der Erhöhung der Sicherheit dienten. Die Leitplanke auf der rechten Seite vor der Malmedy wurde durch eine Betonmauer ersetzt, außerdem wurden in Eau Rouge, sowie jeder Kurve von Malmedy bis Stavelot zusätzliche Reifenstapel aufgestellt. Die Curbs auf der Innenseite von Kurve 15 wurden verlängert, außerdem wurde dort eine zusätzliche Entwässerungsöffnung hinzugefügt.

Die DRS-Zonen blieben im Vergleich zum Vorjahr unverändert. Die erste Zone befand sich auf der Kemmel-Geraden und begann 310 Meter nach der Raidillon. Der Messpunkt lag 240 Meter vor dem Kurveneingang von Eau Rouge. Der Messpunkt für die zweite Zone lag 160 Meter vor der Bus-Stop-Schikane, auf der Start-Ziel-Geraden, 30 Meter nach der letzten Kurve, begann die DRS-Zone.

Mercedes verwendete bei diesem Rennen erstmals eine neue Ausbaustufe des Mercedes-AMG F1 M08 EQ Power+. Auch Haas setzte bei diesem Rennen erstmals eine weiterentwickelte Version des Ferrari 062 ein.

Hamilton bestritt am Rennwochenende seinen 200. Grand Prix in der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft.

Daniil Kwjat (zehn), Kevin Magnussen, Vettel (jeweils sieben), Jolyon Palmer, Sergio Pérez, Stoffel Vandoorne (jeweils fünf), Nico Hülkenberg, Esteban Ocon (jeweils vier), Romain Grosjean, Carlos Sainz jr., Max Verstappen (jeweils drei), Hamilton, Felipe Massa und Pascal Wehrlein (jeweils zwei) gingen mit Strafpunkten ins Rennwochenende.

Mit Kimi Räikkönen (viermal), Vettel, Hamilton (jeweils zweimal), Massa und Daniel Ricciardo (jeweils einmal) traten fünf ehemalige Sieger zu diesem Grand Prix an.

Rennkommissare waren Yves Bacquelaine (BEL), Gerd Ennser (DEU), Baham Lekhal (MRT) und Mika Salo (FIN).

Freies Training
Im ersten freien Training fuhr Räikkönen in 1:45,502 Minuten die Bestzeit vor Hamilton und Vettel. Das Training wurde nach einem Unfall von Massa unterbrochen.

Hamilton war im zweiten freien Training mit einer Rundenzeit von 1:44,753 Minuten Schnellster vor Räikkönen und Bottas. Da bei Massas Fahrzeug nach dem Unfall im ersten freien Training das Monocoque gewechselt werden musste, durfte er am Training nicht teilnehmen.

Im dritten freien Training fuhr Räikkönen in 1:43,916 Minuten die Bestzeit vor Vettel und Hamilton. Massa ignorierte doppelt geschwenkte gelbe Flaggen und wurde daher mit einer Rückversetzung um fünf Plätze in der Startaufstellung bestraft, außerdem erhielt er drei Strafpunkte.

Qualifying
Das Qualifying bestand aus drei Teilen mit einer Nettolaufzeit von 45 Minuten. Im ersten Qualifying-Segment (Q1) hatten die Fahrer 18 Minuten Zeit, um sich für das Rennen zu qualifizieren. Alle Fahrer, die im ersten Abschnitt eine Zeit erzielten, die maximal 107 Prozent der schnellsten Rundenzeit betrug, qualifizierten sich für den Grand Prix. Die besten 15 Fahrer erreichten den nächsten Teil. Lance Stroll erlitt wegen Vibrationen, die von den sich beim Beschleunigen verformenden Hinterreifen ausgingen, einen Bruch des Heckflügels und konnte daher nur eine schnelle Runde fahren. Die Mercedes- und Ferrari-Piloten fuhren ihre Zeit auf der Supersoft-Mischung, alle anderen Fahrer auf Ultrasoft. Hamilton war Schnellster. Die Sauber- und Williams-Piloten sowie Kwjat schieden aus.

Der zweite Abschnitt (Q2) dauerte 15 Minuten. Die schnellsten zehn Piloten qualifizierten sich für den dritten Teil des Qualifyings. Vandoorne, der eine Startplatzstrafe erhielt, setzte keine Rundenzeit, stattdessen versuchte er, seinem Teamkollegen Fernando Alonso auf der Anfahrt zur Les Combes durch einen Windschatten einen Vorteil zu verschaffen. Hamilton war erneut Schnellster. Die McLaren-Piloten, Sainz und die Haas-Piloten schieden aus.

Der letzte Abschnitt (Q3) ging über eine Zeit von zwölf Minuten, in denen die ersten zehn Startpositionen vergeben wurden. Palmer stellte sein Fahrzeug mit einem Getriebedefekt am Streckenrand ab und setzte daher keine Zeit. Hamilton fuhr mit einer Rundenzeit von 1:42,553 Minuten die Bestzeit vor Vettel, der sich auf seiner schnellen Runde vor Bus Stop durch einen Windschatten von Räikkönen einen Vorteil verschaffte, und Bottas. Es war die 68. Pole-Position für Hamilton in der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft, er zog somit mit dem Rekordhalter Michael Schumacher gleich.

Vandoorne wurde wegen der Verwendung des achten Exemplars von Turbolader und MGU-H, dem jeweils sechsten Exemplars des Energiespeichers und der Kontrollelektronik, sowie dem jeweils fünften Exemplars von Verbrennungsmotor und MGU-K in dieser Saison um insgesamt 35 Startplätze nach hinten versetzt. Da auch sein Getriebe gewechselt wurde, erhöhte sich die Strafe um fünf Plätze. Da nach dem freien Training erneut ein Motorwechsel durchgeführt wurde, wurde er wegen der Verwendung des neunten Exemplars von Turbolader und MGU-H, sowie dem jeweils sechsten Exemplars von Verbrennungsmotor und MGU-K um weitere 25 Startplätze nach hinten versetzt, die Strafe summierte sich also nun auf 65 Startplätze. Ericsson und Wehrlein wurden wegen eines vorzeitigen Getriebewechsels ebenfalls um fünf Startplätze nach hinten versetzt. Massa erhielt die gleiche Strafe wegen des Ignorierens von doppelt geschwenkten gelben Flaggen im freien Training. Kwjat wurde wegen der Verwendung des jeweils fünften Exemplars von Verbrennungsmotor, Turbolader und MGU-H um 20 Positionen nach hinten versetzt. Da bei Palmers Wagen nach dem Qualifying ebenfalls das Getriebe gewechselt werden musste, erhielt auch er als Strafe eine Rückversetzung um fünf Plätze.

Rennen
Beim Start blieben die Positionen an der Spitze unverändert. Hülkenberg startete schlecht, so dass Alonso und beide Force-India-Piloten an ihm vorbeigingen. In La Source überholte Hülkenberg auf der Innenseite dann zunächste wieder Ocon. Pérez hatte den falschen Motorenmodus aktiviert, so dass er bei der Zufahrt zu La Source langsamer als die nachfolgenden Fahrer war. Hülkenberg überholte ihn auf der linken Fahrbahnseite, Pérez wich nach rechts aus, wo er den ebenfalls neben ihm fahrenden Ocon berührte. Neben Hülkenberg und Ocon ging auch Magnussen an Pérez vorbei. Am Ende der ersten Runde überholte Hülkenberg dann bei der Anfahrt zur Bus-Stop Alonso.

Am Ende der ersten Runde führte Hamilton vor Vettel, Bottas, Räikkönen, Verstappen, Ricciardo, Hülkenberg, Alonso, Ocon und Magnussen. In der zweiten Runde überholte Alonso Hülkenberg, der eine Runde später wieder an Alonso vorbeiging, Pérez überholte in der gleichen Runde Magnussen. Wehrlein gab das Rennen am Ende der zweiten Runde mit einem technischen Defekt im Bereich der Hinterradaufhängung auf.

Alonsos McLaren war auf der Kemmel-Geraden deutlich langsamer als die hinter ihm liegenden Fahrzeuge, so dass hier nacheinander Ocon, Pérez und Grosjean vorbeigingen. In Runde acht wurde Verstappen zunächst langsamer, musste mehrere Fahrer passieren lassen und stellte sein Fahrzeug dann am Streckenrand ab. Die Marshals zeigten daher gelbe Flaggen, Räikkönen fuhr eine Runde später an dieser Stelle vorbei, ohne das Tempo zu drosseln. Die Rennkommissare untersuchten den Vorfall und sprachen eine Zehn-Sekunden-Zeitstrafe gegen Räikkönen aus, zudem erhielt er drei Strafpunkte.

In der zehnten Runde fuhren mit Ocon, Grosjean und Alonso die ersten Piloten unter den ersten Zehn zum Reifenwechsel, eine Runde später wechselten Hülkenberg und Massa die Reifen. In der zwölften Runde wechselte Hamilton die Reifen, er fiel auf den vierten Platz zurück. Auch Pérez wechselte die Reifen, im Gegensatz zu den anderen Piloten aus dem vorderen Feld fuhren die Force-India-Piloten mit Supersoft statt Soft. Eine weitere Runde später wechselte Bottas die Reifen, anschließend fuhren der zu diesem Zeitpunkte führende Vettel und Ricciardo zum Reifenwechsel an die Box.

Hamilton überholte den nun in Führung liegenden Räikkönen, der am Ende der Runde ebenfalls in die Box fuhr. Pérez erhielt eine Fünf-Sekunden-Zeitstrafe und einen Strafpunkt, weil er nach dem Überholmanöver gegen Grosjean die Strecke verlassen und sich so einen Vorteil verschafft hatte.

In der 17. Runde trat Räikkönen seine Zehn-Sekunden-Zeitstrafe an, er fiel auf den siebten Platz zurück. In den folgenden Runden überholte Räikkönen dann Ocon und Hülkenberg.

Pérez fuhr in der 25. Runde zum zweiten Reifenwechsel an die Box und saß dort zunächst seine Strafe ab, er fuhr anschließend erneut Supersoft. Alonso gab das Rennen an der Box auf. Zwei Runden später stoppte Ocon und wechselte ebenfalls auf Supersoft, Pérez fuhr die bis dahin schnellste Runde des Rennens. Ocon kam kurz hinter Pérez auf dem zwölften Platz auf die Strecke zurück und verkürzte den Rückstand in der Folge. In Runde 29 griff er Pérez vor der Eau Rouge an, der sich jedoch verteidigte. Dabei berührten sich die Fahrzeuge, Ocon verlor dabei einen Teil seines Frontflügels, Pérez erlitt einen Reifenschaden hinten rechts.

Um die auf der Strecke liegenden Trümmerteile zu bergen, schickte die Rennleitung das Safety Car auf die Strecke. Alle Fahrer nutzten die Safety-Car-Phase zum erneuten Reifenwechsel, Ocon ließ dabei seinen Frontflügel wechseln. Hamilton und Bottas wechselten auf Soft, Ricciardo auf Supersoft, die anderen Piloten auf Ultrasoft. Hamilton führte vor Vettel, Bottas, Ricciardo, Räikkönen, Hülkenberg, Grosjean, Massa, Magnussen und Ocon.

Das Rennen wurde in Runde 34 wieder freigegeben. Magnussen verbremste sich beim Restart und fiel ans Ende des Feldes zurück. Vettel griff Hamilton an, der sich jedoch verteidigte und in Führung blieb. Dahinter überholten Ricciardo und Räikkönen Bottas, der seine Soft-Reifen nicht auf die erforderliche Temperatur bekam.

Vettel fuhr kurz vor Rennende die schnellste Runde des Rennens, kam jedoch nicht mehr in Schlagdistanz zu Hamilton, auch dahinter kam es zu keinen Positionsveränderungen mehr. Pérez gab das Rennen zwei Runden vor dem Ende an der Box auf.

Hamilton gewann das Rennen vor Vettel und Ricciardo. Es war Hamiltons 58. Sieg in der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft, davon der fünfte in dieser Saison. Vettel erzielte die neunte und Ricciardo die sechste Podestplatzierung der Saison. Die restlichen Punkteplatzierungen belegten Räikkönen, Bottas, Hülkenberg, Grosjean, Massa, Ocon und Sainz.

In der Gesamtwertung verkürzte Hamilton den Rückstand auf Vettel, Bottas blieb Dritter. In der Konstrukteurswertung vergrößerte Mercedes den Vorsprung auf Ferrari und Red Bull.

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WM-Stände nach dem Rennen
Die ersten zehn des Rennens bekamen 25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 bzw. 1 Punkt(e).

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Konstrukteurswertung

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March 2021 de Winter pattern: Is it always so typical?
Revista Portuguesa de Cardiologia (English edition)
The Portuguese Journal of Cardiology, the official journal of the Portuguese Society of Cardiology, was founded in 1982 with the aim of keeping Portuguese cardiologists informed through the publication of scientific articles on areas such as arrhythmology and electrophysiology, cardiovascular surgery, intensive care, coronary artery disease, cardiovascular imaging, hypertension, heart failure and cardiovascular prevention. The Journal is a monthly publication with high standards of quality in terms of scientific content and production. Since 1999 it has been published in English as well as Portuguese, which has widened its readership abroad. It is distributed to all members of the Portuguese Societies of Cardiology, Internal Medicine, Pneumology and Cardiothoracic Surgery, as well as to leading non-Portuguese cardiologists and to virtually all cardiology societies worldwide. It has been referred in Medline since 1987.
Pages 249-250 (March 2021)
DOI: 10.1016/j.repce.2020.10.018
de Winter pattern: Is it always so typical?
Padrão de de Winter: é sempre tão típico?
Kenan Yaltaa,
kyalta@gmail.com
, Ertan Yetkınb, Gokay Taylana
a Trakya University, Cardiology Department, Edirne, Turkey
b Derindere Hospital, Cardiology Department, Istanbul, Turkey
In clinical practice, a de Winter pattern has been regarded as an interesting electrocardiographic (ECG) phenomenon, and is usually considered as an anterior ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) equivalent, observed mainly in relatively young males.1–4 In its classical form, a de Winter pattern presents with certain ECG findings including J point or upsloping ST segment depression (>1 mm) and peaked T waves in precordial leads (usually in V2 and V3) along with a mild ST segment elevation (0.5-1 mm) in the lead aVR.2–4 Mechanistically, the occurrence of this phenomenon was previously attributed to factors including endocardial conduction delay, severe transmural ischemia and defective potassium channels, etc.3 The recently published article by Paixão-Ferreira et al.1 reported an atypical case of a de Winter pattern in a middle-aged male patient. The authors should be congratulated for their timely diagnosis and management of such an atypical de Winter case. Accordingly, we would like to make some comments on the potential implications of an atypical de Winter pattern (with ECG changes that do not conform absolutely to the typical de Winter pattern) in a clinical setting.
Clinically, a de Winter pattern may arise in atypical forms in certain cases, potentially mimicking other semi-urgent cardiovascular conditions.1,2 It requires a high index of suspicion for the early diagnosis of associated STEMI. An atypical de Winter pattern generally refers to alterations in the characteristics and/or location of the classical de Winter criteria. It manifests as atypical ECG findings including widespread J point or downsloping ST segment depression, T wave changes in other derivations including V3-V6 and an absence of ST segment elevation in the lead aVR, etc.1–3 The case reported by Paixão-Ferreira et al. is of a downsloping ST segment depression in leads V2-V3 (and, to some extent, in V1) with an absence of significant ST segment elevation in lead aVR1,1 and thus mimics a true posterior STEMI or acute ischemia due to subtotal occlusion of the left anterior descending (LAD) artery. Similarly, we recently reported an atypical de Winter pattern due an acute LAD osteal occlusion, which strongly mimicked critical left main coronary artery (LMCA) stenosis, in a 36 year-old man presenting with widespread ST segment depression accompanied by ST segment elevation in lead aVR, yet presented a normal LMCA on an invasive coronary angiogram (CAG).2 Furthermore, a recent case report documented an atypical de Winter pattern characterized by prominent T waves and downsloping ST segment depression in leads V3-V6, along with mild ST segment depression in the inferior leads in a young male.3 More interestingly, an atypical de Winter pattern emerging in the inferolateral leads (with J point depression) was previously reported to be associated with an inferoposterior STEMI, due to acute right coronary artery occlusion.5 Therefore, the emergence of an atypical de Winter pattern might not be exclusively confined to an LAD occlusion associated with an anterior STEMI.5 Demographically speaking, atypical de Winter patterns might also have a significant predilection for young or middle-aged males.1–3,5 Mechanistically, the emergence of these atypical de Winter cases might potentially be attributable to the impact of certain anatomical factors (cardiac rotation, etc.) or pre-existing ECG changes, etc.
Interestingly, alternating episodes of anterior ST segment elevation on ECG might be encountered in patients with a de Winter pattern, particularly in those with an atypical presentation,2,3 suggesting the value of frequent or continuous ECG monitoring for the absolute confirmation of acute anterior STEMI, regardless of an invasive CAG. Accordingly, we wonder whether the de Winter pattern in Paixão-Ferreira et al.'s patient1 emerged in a persistent manner (static form) or alternated with findings of classical precordial ST segment elevation (dynamic form)3 preceding the restoration of LAD perfusion.
In conclusion, we are strongly of the opinion that atypical de Winter patterns (with ECG findings that do not strictly conform to the typical pattern) might be more prevalent than the classical pattern, and might lead to a significant delay in the diagnosis and management of the associated STEMI. This delay might be largely based on the fact that these atypical patterns possibly have a stronger analogy to ECG findings of other semi-urgent cardiovascular conditions including non-STEMI, critical LMCA stenosis, etc. Therefore, cardiologists should not feel strictly bound by the categorical definition of classical de Winter pattern and should also consider atypical patterns as STEMI equivalents (particularly in the presence of certain clinical factors including persistent chest pain, etc.) that require emergent CAG and subsequent reperfusion strategies.
M. Paixão-Ferreira, A.R. Rocha, B. Piçarra, et al.
De Winter pattern: an ST-elevation myocardial infarction equivalent.
Rev Port Cardiol, (2020),
M. Gurdogan, K Yalta, S Altay, et al.
Atypical 'de Winter Pattern' mimicking acute left main coronary artery lesion.
North Clin Istanb, 7 (2020), pp. 619-620
http://dx.doi.org/10.14744/nci.2020.68790 | Medline
Y. Velibey, D. Genc, D. Inan, et al.
The de winter electrocardiographic pattern: What else do we need to learn?.
Int J Cardiovasc Acad, 5 (2019), pp. 103-105
R.J. de Winter, N.J. Verouden, H.J. Wellens, et al.
Interventional Cardiology Group of the Academic Medical Center. A new ECG sign of proximal LAD occlusion.
N Engl J Med, 359 (2008), pp. 2071-2073
http://dx.doi.org/10.1056/NEJMc0804737 | Medline
K. Tsutsumi, K. Tsukahara.
Is the diagnosis ST-segment elevation or non-ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction?.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.118.037818 | Medline
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Retirement Planning 401K
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Small business owners should know about this retirement-plan option
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401(k) Plans: The Complete Guide
Know the 401(k) Rules
2020 Contribution Limits
Are Contributions Tax Deductible?
401(k) or IRA: Get Both
401(k) Lawsuit Protection
How 401(k)s Work
When You're Vested
When You Leave Your Job
Losing Access After a Job
Roth 401(k)s: The Alternative
What's a Roth 401(k)?
Withdrawal Rules
Rollover Rules
Roth 401(k) vs. Roth IRA
Other Types of 401(k)s
Solo 401(k)s
SIMPLE 401(k) Plans
Small Business 401(k)s
How Much Should You Contribute?
Finding Your Ideal Contribution
Average Balance by Age
Funding a 401(k) and Roth IRA
After You Max Out Your Plan
Making Money With Your 401(k)
Return Rate to Expect
Maximize Your 401(k)
The Hidden Fees
Managing Your Own 401(k)
Getting Money From Your 401(k)
Reasons to Borrow
Hardship Withdrawal vs. Loan
Making a Hardship Withdrawal
To Buy a House
To Pay Off a Mortgage
To Pay College Loans
Rolling Over Your 401(k)
To a New Employer
To an IRA
With Roth IRA Conversions
To an Annuity
401(k)s and Retirement
What to Do at Retirement
401(k) Taxes When You Retire
Impact on Social Security
What Is a SIMPLE 401(k) Plan?
How SIMPLE 401(k) Plans Works
A SIMPLE 401(k) is a retirement savings account offered by small business employers with 100 or fewer employees. The SIMPLE 401(k) works just like a regular 401(k) plan, combining it with the simplicity of a SIMPLE IRA with a few minor changes. Employees can defer some of their wages to the plan and employers must either make a matching or non-elective contribution of a certain amount of each employee's wages. Employers who are eligible to set up these plans must meet certain eligibility requirements and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) sets limits on how much can be contributed each year.
SIMPLE 401(k) plans are retirement savings plans offered by small business employers or companies with 100 or fewer employees.
This kind of plan combines the features of traditional 401(k)s with the simplicity of SIMPLE IRAs.
Participants must be at least 21 and have one year of service before they can participate.
Contributions to the plan are fully vested immediately and employees are allowed to borrow against their account balances.
Employes who provide SIMPLE 401(k)s can't offer their employees any other options and contribution limits are lower than traditional 401(k) plans.
As the name implies, the SIMPLE 401(k) is a simplified, stripped-down version of a regular 401(k) plan that is geared toward self-employed individuals and small business owners. And just like SIMPLE IRA accounts, only employers with a staff of 100 or fewer can establish SIMPLE 401(k) plans. Establishing businesses can be structured in any form, including sole proprietors, corporations, and partnerships.
SIMPLE 401(k)s work just like regular 401(k)s. Employees contribute with pre-tax dollars out of their paychecks, investing the funds in options provided by the plan administrator. The IRS limits annual contribution amounts, which are about two-thirds of those allowed for regular 401(k)s. Employees can contribute a maximum of $13,500 in 2021 and $14,000 in 2022. People 50 and over are allowed to deposit an additional catch-up contribution of $3,000.
All employer contributions to a SIMPLE 401(k) are subject to an employee compensation cap, which is $290,000 for 2021 ($305,000 for 2022). This is one way the SIMPLE 401(k) differs from a SIMPLE IRA. Unlike traditional 401(k)s, employers are required to make either a matching contribution to their employees' accounts—up to 3% of each employee's pay or a nonelective contribution of 2% of each eligible employee's pay.
Companies that offer their employees a SIMPLE 401(k) plan must file Form 5500 every year.
SIMPLE 401(k) Rules and Regulations
Employees who are at least 21 years old and complete at least one year of service must be allowed to participate in their employers' SIMPLE 401(k) plans. They must also receive at least $5,000 in SIMPLE compensation from their employers for the preceding year in order to take part.
A SIMPLE 401(k) must be established between January 1 and October 1. Funds must be held in the account until the employee reaches age 59½. Withdrawals made before that point are subject to pay an early withdrawal penalty of 10%.
The employer must provide a deferral notice to each eligible employee for the year the plan is established and for each year the employer continues to maintain the plan. This notification must be provided at least 60 days before the employee becomes eligible to participate. It must include a statement of the employee's right to make salary deferral contributions and to terminate their participation in the plan.
The SIMPLE in a SIMPLE 401(k) plan is short for Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees of Small Employers.
Advantages and Disadvantages of SIMPLE 401(k)s
There are a number of different benefits to participating in a SIMPLE 401(k) plan. But there are also several drawbacks. We've noted some of the major ones below.
Contributions to a SIMPLE 401(k) are immediately 100% vested. An employee who meets the requirements to receive distributions from the plan may withdraw their entire account balance whenever they like and won't lose it if they switch jobs after the money is in their account.
One of the simplified features is that SIMPLE 401(k) plans do not require nondiscrimination and top-heavy testing to ensure that the plan operates in compliance with IRS rules. Such testing must generally be done by professionals and can be quite costly.
Although withdrawals before the age of 59½ are subject to a penalty, employees can take out loans against their SIMPLE 401(k) balances. They also have the option of making hardship withdrawals from their plans if they need to do so.
Unlike other retirement options, employer contributions are mandatory for those who offer SIMPLE 401(k) plans to their employees. As noted above, employers have one of two options available. They can contribute either 3% of each employee's pay or they can make nonelective contributions of 2% of each eligible worker's salary.
IRS rules prohibit a company from offering other types of retirement plans to employees already covered by a SIMPLE 401(k). That said, these companies may choose to maintain a separate retirement plan for other employees not covered by the SIMPLE 401(k).
Contribution caps to SIMPLE 401(k)s are smaller than those for traditional 401(k) plans. As noted earlier, employees can only contribute $13,500 in 2021 and $14,000 in 2022 to a SIMPLE 401(k) plan with catch-up contributions of $3,000 per year for those 50 and older. This is contrasted with the limits set for traditional plans, where taxpayers can set aside $19,500 to their 401(k)s in 2021 and $20,500 in 2022. Catch-up contributions for these plans are $6,500 per year.
Immediate 100% vesting for employees
No discrimination testing for employer
Loans and hardship withdrawals allowed
Mandatory contributions (for employer)
No other plans allowed
Smaller employee contributions than regular 401(k)
Helping your employees save for retirement is a great way to keep turnover rates down and retention up. It doesn't hurt in attracting talent, either—keeping a small firm competitive with the perks offered by larger corporations.
But while SIMPLE 401(k) plans have a lot of benefits, such as easy-to-manage rules, they do have some disadvantages when compared with other savings plans. The mandatory contributions and the paperwork, simplified though it is, can be a burden.
As a result, they're not for every company but then, few options are. Consult with 401(k) plan providers and your team of tax professionals to see if this retirement vehicle is the best suited for you and your staff.
Internal Revenue Service. "Choosing a Retirement Plan: SIMPLE 401(k) Plan." Accessed Dec. 8, 2021.
Internal Revenue Service. "401(k) Plan Qualification Requirements." Accessed Dec. 8, 2021.
Internal Revenue Service. "IRS Announces 401(k) Limit Increases to $20,500." Accessed Dec. 8, 2021.
Internal Revenue Service. "Retirement Topics - 401(k) and Profit-Sharing Plan Contribution Limits." Accessed Dec. 8, 2021.
Internal Revenue Service. "401(k) Plan Overview." Accessed Dec. 8, 2021.
Internal Revenue Service. "SIMPLE IRA Plan." Accessed Dec. 8, 2021.
Internal Revenue Service. "SIMPLE IRA Plan FAQs." Accessed Dec. 8, 2021.
401(k) Plans: The Complete Guide Guide
401(k) Plan: How It Works and Limits
401(k) Contribution Limits for 2021 vs. 2022
Are 401(k) Contributions Tax Deductible?
401(k) and IRA Contributions: You Can Do Both
Can My 401(K) Be Seized or Garnished?
The Basics of a 401(k) Retirement Plan
How 401(k) Matching Works
Vesting employees with rights to employer-provided assets over time
What Happens to a 401(k) After You Leave Your Job?
Why Might Your 401(k) Be Unavailable After You Leave a Job?
What Are the Roth 401(k) Withdrawal Rules?
Know the Rules for Roth 401(k) Rollovers
Roth 401(k) vs. Roth IRA: What's the Difference?
The Advantages of a Solo 401(k) If You're Self-Employed
Small Business 401(k)s: How to Leverage the Multiple Employer DOL Rule
Your 401(k): What's the Ideal Contribution?
401(k) Balance: How You Compare to Others Your Age
Can I Fund a Roth IRA and Contribute to My Employer's Retirement Plan?
What to Do After Maxing out Your 401(k) Plan
What Rate of Return Should I Expect on My 401(k)?
Strategies to Maximize Your 401(k)
The Hidden Fees in 401(k)s
Pros and Cons of Managing Your 401(k) Yourself
4 Reasons to Borrow From Your 401(k)
Hardship Withdrawal vs. 401(k) Loan: What's the Difference?
How To Make a 401(k) Hardship Withdrawal
Can I Use My 401(K) to Buy a House?
Using Your 401(k) to Pay Off a Mortgage
Can I Use My 401(k) to Pay off My College Loans?
How to Roll Over a 401(k) to a New Employer
Top 7 Reasons to Roll Over Your 401(k) to an IRA
Must-Know Rules for Converting Your 401(k) to a Roth IRA
What Are the Risks of Rolling My 401(k) Into an Annuity?
How a 401(k) Works After Retirement
How Is Your 401(k) Taxed When You Retire?
Can Your 401(k) Impact Your Social Security Benefits?
SIMPLE IRA vs. SIMPLE 401(k): What's the Difference?
Are SIMPLE IRA Plans Subject to ERISA Rules?
401(k) vs. IRA: What's the Difference?
Benefits of a SIMPLE IRA
Retirement Strategies for Small Business Owners
SIMPLE IRA Definition
A SIMPLE IRA is a retirement savings plan that can be used by most small businesses with 100 or fewer employees.
What Is a KSOP?
A KSOP is a qualified retirement plan that combines an employee's stock ownership plan (ESOP) with a 401(k).
Salary Reduction Contribution
A salary reduction contribution is a contribution made to a retirement savings plan that is generally a percentage of an employee's compensation.
What Is an Independent 401(k)?
An Independent 401(k) is a tax-advantaged retirement savings plan available to individual small business owners and their spouses.
Elective-Deferral Contribution
An elective-deferral contribution is a contribution an employee elects to transfer from his or her pay into an employer-sponsored retirement plan.
Annual Addition
The annual addition is the total dollar amount contributed in a given year to a participant's retirement account under a defined-contribution plan.


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How does Kirk produce his worm castings?
Kirk feeds his cultured nightcrawlers organic peat moss, and the more they eat, the more they…well, poop! He sifts the castings from the soil, packages, and seals the bags you purchase on his farm in Neuchatel, Kansas. He produces about 2 tons of castings every week!
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You can use Kirk's worm castings in many different ways! Each bag has Kirk's How-To Guide for potted plants, vegetables, annual flowers, lawns, seed flats, roses, trees, shrubs, berries, composting piles, and worm casting tea.
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Richard E. Evans says every investor has the means to invest more successfully.
His solution? Invest in broad-based index funds.
Buy entire markets (like the S&P 500) and don't try to predict the future.
Keeping your financial costs as low as possible is crucial to your success. "Remember that costs compound just as your returns do. That fact can make a huge difference over the long term," says Evans.
Note: This hypothetical example doesn't represent the return on any particular investment, and the rate isn't guaranteed.
According to an Investopedia.com calculator, Investment B would be worth almost $53,000 more than Investment A after 20 years, because the higher costs compound over time.
Index funds, by nature, tend to be the lowest-cost investments. Companies that offer these funds don't pay high-priced fund managers to constantly research, buy, and sell securities. Plus, the funds themselves don't incur many transaction costs—fund managers buy and sell securities only when the index changes.
Broad-based domestic stock funds give you exposure to the whole U.S. stock market. These funds hold all the stocks in an index, so you have a complete selection of stock holdings. And because markets span the globe, Evans also recommends investing around one-third of your portfolio in broad-market international index funds. These 4 principles also apply to bonds as well as stocks.
His fourth principle—buy and hold—is often overlooked.
Investing can be emotional. You're putting your hard-earned money at risk, so it's easy to feel helpless when markets go down. But investing is one place in life where it might pay not to take any action.
Why? Investors, on average, panic and move money out of the market when there are sudden—and often sharp—downturns. And they invest again only after the markets have rebounded far beyond their low point. This behavior conflicts with common sense, because it means selling low and buying high.
That's why it's important to keep a long-term perspective. "If you don't buy and hold, you just might buy and lose," advises Evans.
He also points out that investors can't necessarily get around this fact by buying only past market-beaters.
In 2014, The New York Times published an article summarizing a revealing Dow Jones study. It showed that over a 5-year period, only 2 actively managed funds—out of 2,862—beat their benchmarks. And in the sixth year, none of the funds beat their benchmarks.
That doesn't mean it's impossible for actively managed funds to beat total market returns. But the data show the odds aren't in your favor.
Opinions expressed by Mr. Evans are not necessarily those of Vanguard.


Camp Springs is an unincorporated area and census-designated place (CDP) in Prince George's County, Maryland, United States. Not to be confused with Camptown and the races there (though the song was originally published in Maryland), the community was called Camp Springs due to soldiers en route to Fort Meade from the District of Columbia finding the area to be a comfortable place to camp due to the abundant springs. If you're looking to relax in Camp Springs, find where you can purchase some cannabis!


educational efforts. Today, education was in the limelight.
through the Kosciusko County Community Foundation on behalf of Dr. Miller.
champion than Dr. Miller," said David Johnson, president and CEO of BioCrossroads. "Dr.
with a passion for innovative science teaching.


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It's a Christmas miracle as a retired Santa gets a new prosthetic leg!
By Sam Bleiweis | December 28, 2017 at 11:44 PM EST - Updated August 15 at 6:36 PM
GASTON, SC (WIS) - We all think about what we want for Christmas – and kids around the world have their lists prepared for Santa every year. But, have you ever thought about what Santa wants for Christmas? We found one retired mall Santa who had a Christmas wish of his own.
We first introduced you to Danny Holland in early December. He's an amputee living at Rapha Residential Care in Gaston.
Danny lost his leg last year after a MRSA infection complicated by his diabetes. His one Christmas wish this year was to get his prosthesis, but finances are a little tight for him these days.
That's where a couple of folks from Level Four Orthotics and Prosthetics stepped in.
"One year I was a mall Santa Claus," said Bill Arrowood, with Level Four Orthotics and Prosthetics. "I thought from one Santa to another, let's see if we can make this work."
Arrowood and another employee at Level Four, Logan Kelley, had fitted "Danny Claus" for his prosthesis, but the details hadn't been worked out yet. Once they saw our original story, they decided to see if they could make the prosthesis a donation.
"We enjoy helping people," Kelley said. "So when we heard about Danny's story we wanted to jump on it. We wanted to help him."
Danny said there's no doubt that this changes the course of his life.
"It means the world to me," Danny said. "They have changed my life. It's changed me. I'm more thankful now. I do a lot of praying and my prayers have been answered. My confidence is up. Everybody says 'you're a totally different looking man... you smile more.'"
Danny still has a long way to go before he's completely mobile. For now, he will continue taking steps with the help of caregivers at Rapha and learning to walk again.
The GoFundMe page that was originally set up to fund Danny's prosthesis will now go toward funding his ongoing medical bills.
Sam Bleiweis
Sam Bleiweis joined the WIS team in June 2015 as a reporter.


First of all, Happy Mother's Day to all the mother's I know. My mother is a very special person, she is not only my mother, but my therapist, pastor, editor, and best friend! We have a very unique relationship, and I am so thankful for that. We talk almost every day, and some days more than once. She has really been supporting me on this journey, asking me when I'm home what would be good for me to eat so she can have it around, and making sure that I have time to run. She is a wonderful and amazing woman!
All right enough with the mushy stuff! Recently I've been having a hard time, it seems that there is just one thing after another piling up on me, and it's taken a pretty big toll on me not only physically, but emotionally as well. As I said in my last post, my computer crashed...during finals week...and the hard drive seems to be gone until I can find someone skilled enough to attempt to save anything off it. Needless to say this caused A LOT of stress this past week. On top of that I had the stomach flu, which knocked me out basically Monday and Tuesday. I also still had all the stresses and worries I've had for some time weighing me down, you know where am I going to live when my lease expires, am I going to be able to find a job, how am I going to pay my bills the next few months if they're not going to give me student loans for summer, how am I going to pay for my prescriptions when I don't have health insurance and it costs $150 a month, and all the friend and family drama too! Needless to say this week has been one I would rather not repeat anytime soon!
Because my computer died I had to ask for an extension from my professors to complete my final projects in the classes. So now finals week and that stress continue on for me even longer, as people in town begin moving out of town, and going on summer trips. I just have to keep reminding myself that if I can just get this stuff done I'll only have one more class left, and they'll give me that degree that I have paid a lot of money, and gone into a lot of debt to get. Right now it's just a little hard to see a light at the end of the tunnel when I have to begin my research over again from scratch.
So my weight loss has been put on a back burner and I hate that. I only ran a few days this week. I also couldn't run as far as I wanted since I was tiring so easily after recovering from the flu. Today was really the first day I could get back to "normal". My eating habits also haven't been as great...two pizza's in less then 3 weeks. Although I tried to get "healthier" pizza's, it's still not the best stuff for me and I need to nip that in the bud quickly. Now that I have my computer again I can plan a shopping trip this week and get some good food for me in the house. I have also decided that the 5K I had wanted to run on the 14th, I need to not do. I'm not ready yet, although I can do a 5K on the elliptical daily, on pavement it's a whole other ball game. Not to mention that this past week I have missed out on training for it. I'm going to try for another soon, but I think this is the best choice right now. So my big month of losing is not off to a good beginning. I'm going to push through it though, I am still as motivated as ever to have this work for me. There has been a change in my life for the better, and I can't just throw the past two months worth of work out the window because of a few bad days. I've accomplished so much already that I never thought I would be able to do, and I do feel great. While running today I realized that I accomplished one of the first goals I set when I began, and I didn't even realize it.
When I set the goal of getting into a routine I thought that would mean that I would wake up and go to sleep at the same time, eat at the same time, and do my daily activities at the same time every day. I realized today that I have been in a routine, it just wasn't what I had originally thought a routine would be. I wake up and go to sleep at around the same time every night, give or take an hour. I work out around the same time every day, give or take an hour. I eat around the same time every day, give or take an hour. I also do my daily activities such as blogging, homework, and crafts around the same time every day, give or take an hour. I have a routine, and although what I had originally thought of I think would be more of a schedule I don't need that right now. I have no where I need to be at a certain time, so why worry about that now. A routine is going to help me set the framework for my schedule when I need one. So I'd say I accomplished a goal, and didn't even realize it. When I have a job, I'll work on a schedule, but for now I'm going to keep my routine.


In 1955, Miltown became the first in a series of minor tranquilizing agents to be introduced into general use in North America. Its popularity was instantaneous. Medical journals, popular magazines, and even Hollywood celebrities overwhelmingly endorsed the drug as a safe and effective means of alleviating anxiety and tension. Public demand for the drug also skyrocketed and the use of Miltown quickly went from being a common medical practice to being a mass cultural phenomenon. This thesis explores the Miltown phenomenon in the broader social, economic, and political climate of the 1950s, arguing that there is a direct link between the widespread use of Miltown, especially among middle class women, and the decade's obsession with anxiety, gender role conformity, and social stability.
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This R package currently aims to reorganize the NOAA HURDAT2 dataset for Atlantic, East Pacific and Central Pacific-basin tropical cyclones and present it in a cleaner format.
The Atlantic basin dataset covers all cyclones that have developed in the Atlantic Ocean. The eastern Pacific datasets cover cyclones in the Pacifc from the United States/Mexico coastlines to -140°W where the cyclone entered what is referred to as the central Pacific basin. The central Pacific basin extends westward to -180°W.
HURDAT is available on CRAN.


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CCDC > Blog > Small molecules make up over half of the 50 novel drugs approved by the FDA in 2021
Small molecules make up over half of the 50 novel drugs approved by the FDA in 2021
According to a recent article in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the US approved 50 novel therapeutics in 2021. 28 are small molecules (other than peptides and radiolabelled molecules). In this blog, we look at the newly approved therapeutics available in the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD).
Drug approvals in the US 2021
FDA drug approvals by type in 2021, Source: Nature Reviews Drug Discovery.
The overall approval count declined just slightly since the previous year. In 2020, the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) approved 53 new therapeutics, 38 of which were small molecules. Examples in the CSD from last year's approvals are available here.
2021-approved drugs available in the CSD
In 2021, small molecules still accounted for over half of the total approvals. Five are currently available in the CSD. You can view all the structures below via WebCSD.
Rilpivirine
Rilpivirine is an HIV-1 antiviral. CSD refcode: OMAKOE01.
Dexmethylphenidate
Dexmethylphenidate is an ADHD treatment. CSD refcode: YEGVIS.
Drospirenone is used in pregnancy prevention. CSD refcodes: XEZTON, XEZTON01, XEZTON02, XEZTON03.
Olanzapine and Samidorphan
Olanzapine is used in the treatment of schizophrenia and bipolar I disorder. CSD refcodes: UNOGIN, UNOGIN01, UNOGIN02, UNOGIN03, UNOGIN04, UNOGIN05.
Samidorphan is an HCl salt hydrate also used in the treatment of schizophrenia and bipolar I disorder. CSD refcode: XOSMOI.
Read the whole article, "2021 FDA approvals" in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery.
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State of the Port of Long Beach Celebrates Cargo Record
By Milton Stuards, Jan 25, 2018 / Curious
The Port of Long Beach roared back from unprecedented challenges to notch its busiest year ever in 2017, moving 7.54 million twenty-foot equivalent units, an increase of more than 11 percent, Executive Director Mario Cordero announced at the annual State of the Port address Wednesday.
The event drew an audience of almost 600 people at the Long Beach Convention Center. Cordero discussed last year's Port accomplishments, billions of dollars in capital projects, and his vision for a sustainable future.
Caption: Port of Long Beach - Image courtesy of Port of Long Beach
Cordero, a former Harbor Commissioner and past Federal Maritime Commission chairman, recounted his return to the nation's second-largest port last May, during a time of uncertainty, as the industry evolved from four to three ocean carrier alliances.
Prudent management and planning readied the Port to navigate the shifting landscape, and handle the enormous container ships now plying the world's oceans, said Cordero. He presented a vision of predictable, reliable, efficient and fast trade operations that will retain and grow business into the 2020s and beyond.
He described a "24/7" port featuring more information technology, one that is nimble like online retailer Amazon, and bold like electric vehicle builder Tesla.
"We must re-imagine, redesign and build a port that is second to none both environmentally and operationally," Cordero said.
Harbor Commission President Lou Anne Bynum spoke on behalf of the Board of Harbor Commissioners, recalling how the Port charted a new course over the last 12 months by finding a tenant for a terminal vacated by the bankruptcy of a major shipping line. Bynum also noted that the Commission approved updated clean air strategies to improve the Port's position as a global sustainability leader and increased the level of funding for community grants to mitigate emissions in the region.
"Business is once again booming, and the Commission remains committed to serving our customers and community at the Port of Long Beach," Bynum said. "We will continue to be the leading Green Port, devoted to a strategy that embraces powerful economic development and unrivaled environmental sustainability and social responsibility."
Cordero said Long Beach will continue to leverage its reputation for customer service and blend it with its world-leading productivity and sustainability.
"Zero emissions remains our ultimate goal," he said. "For us to continue to grow sustainably, our Port must be better prepared than other North American ports to bring goods on vessels that plug into clean shore power, move on zero-emission yard equipment and cranes, and are transferred quickly onto the most efficient network of trucks and trains.
"That's how consumers will get what they want, when they want it. That's how we'll all thrive in this new same-day, e-commerce environment."
To view the Port of Long Beach's final 2017 container count, go here. December cargo statistics are at this link. For additional information, visit www.polb.com/stats.
To see the archived webcast of the State of the Port address, go to www.polb.com/stateoftheport.
Source: Port of Long Beach
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Man In The Maze
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We've completed the final leg of our long long trip to Airstream headquarters in Jackson Center, Ohio, at last. Yesterday we towed 330 miles from the Great Smoky Mtns to a spot somewhere between Dayton and Cincinnati to crash for the night, then the final 100 miles or so this morning.
I was pleased to see that even though our battery was severely depleted after three days of shaded camping, we managed to pick up 47.5 amp hours through the solar panels while we were towing. It was a beautiful day, and with the battery back up to about 76% it was no problem to spend another night without plugging in.
We've been lucky to avoid a lot of weather trouble along our route this year. Normally we'd follow a route across I-40 or I-70 to get to Ohio, and if we had, we'd have risked tornadoes and nasty thunderstorms. This year we opted for I-20 to I-30 only because we were heading for The Great Smoky Mtns National Park, and coincidentally lucked out on the weather. All we had to deal with was a lot of heat across Texas, and some humidity in Arkansas and Tennessee. Now it's just about perfect in Jackson Center, OH, with days peaking around 70 degrees and dry air.
That won't last, of course, because there's nothing as changeable as Jackson Center weather. All I can hope is that the inevitable thunderstorms won't be too severe, and right now the long range forecast seems to support that. We shall see, because even a 48-hour forecast really can't be counted on for much. Every day's a surprise.
The rest of the crew are here, and by the time we arrived they had the field all staked out. Tim & Alice were busy arranging the water system and checking on the power. Brett and a small crew were marking the tent locations (they'll be put up on Monday). In other words, business as usual. Tomorrow we'll stuff the goody bags and Terry & I have plans to do some service on our Airstream, but it's generally light work. Nobody is too busy yet.
I see four Airstreams belonging to attendees who have arrived early; they're all in the Service Center parking lot. Little impromptu Happy Hours and get-togethers seem to be forming, which is nice to see. Tomorrow it should pick up quite a bit, and by Monday we expect at least 25 Airstreams to be boondocked in the lot for the Memorial Day cookout.
It's nice to see Jackson Center again. It's always like a Homecoming. We have a lot of memories here and of course it's the home of the company that my entire business is based upon. It's a tiny village in the middle of a lot of corn & soybean fields, and I never would have come here if it weren't for this amazing phenomenon called Airstream, but since I have it has become a place I think of fondly.
This afternoon has been spent settling in, and catching up with friends who we haven't seen in months. There's a lot more of that ahead, I'm sure. If Alumapalooza is anything, it's a giant social occasion—and Airstreamers are very social people. This promises to be a very fun week.
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Family Engagement and Leadership in Title V Programs
By: AMCHP
Family participation plays an essential role in state Title V Maternal and Child Health (MCH) programs. Family members volunteer, advise, and/or are employed by state Title V MCH, and/or Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs programs. Families bring unique insight and experience and are prepared to advocate.
Family participation refers to individuals who are involved in a range of activities that engage families in the planning, development, and evaluation of programs and policies at the community, organizational, and policy level.
This report highlights findings from a survey of family participation conducted in 2014-15 by the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs.
Related: It Takes A Family: An Analysis of Family Participation in Policymaking for Public Programs Serving Children with Special Health Care Needs in California
Creating a Culture of Family Engagement
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Storm in Benidorm! Tourists float down street on LILOS amidst severe weather warnings
The rain in Spain falls mainly on the... streets packed with partying Brits
Danya BazaraaNews Reporter
Lottie GibbonsSEO Editor
Liverpudlians who were planning to travel to Benidorm this week for some winter sun may want to look elsewhere.
Weather warnings have been extended to two of Spain's most popular tourist areas in the Costa Blanca and the Costa de Almeria.
And several videos have surfaced on social media suggesting the torrential weather has already arrived to the popular beach resort, Benidorm.
However, that hasn't put some people off from enjoying what should have been a beach holiday.
In one video, a man could be seen floating down a Benidorm street on a lilo, undeterred by the weather.
As the Mirror reports, tourists cheered each other on as they enjoyed the extreme weather conditions.
The Spanish Met Office, AEMET, reportedly put 14 of the country's provinces on yellow weather warning alerts for heavy rain, thunderstorms, winds and high tides today.
One man didn't let the weather ruin his holiday (Image: Planet Benidorm)
One man took to a lilo to navigate the flooded streets (Image: Planet Benidorm)
Emergency services warned everyone to be careful, EuroWeekly News reports.
But holidaymakers seemed unconcerned as they enjoyed the rainy conditions.
Weather warnings remain in place in the region of Valencia today.
The torrential weather in Benidorm (Image: Planet Benidorm)
Strong winds, heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast in parts of Andalucia, in the south of the country.
In the UK, Brits have been basking in balmy weather as the surprise Indian summer continues to warm the south.
Unfortunately, the north hasn't been so lucky. Instead of an Indian summer, the Met Office has said more wind, outbreaks of rain and even some gales are to be expected.
Liverpool NewsMan, 64, last seen near Tesco store in MerseysideAlistair Adair was first reported missing in September last year
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Q: jQuery toggle underline I've got a menu that toggles by clicking a link. I'd like that link to underline when the menu is visibile, and have no decoration when it's hidden. I can't get the function correct: the underline displays when you first press the trigger button, but stays after the menu is hidden.
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A: you need to use the callback portion of the .slideToggle()
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It Doesn't Have to be Crazy at Work
This is the title of a new book written by Jason Fried (CEO of project management tool Basecamp) and David Heinemeier Hansson (developer at Basecamp). The book's main message is that you don't have to be slave driver to create a successful business. Requiring employees to work insane hours is counterproductive as "creativity, progress
and impact do not yield to brute force".
What are the rules at Basecamp? Employees have a 40-hour week, except in the summer when the company runs a four-day, 32-hour week. That's insanely awesome, especially for a company based in the US, where employees can be happy if they get 10 vacation days.
Why are we telling you about Basecamp? We don't want you to get your CV ready so you can apply for a job there. Though the work-life balance does sound pretty amazing.
Aside from criticising long work days, the authors also don't seem to be fans of open-plan offices. That is because they are particularly bad at providing an environment for calm, creative work. Therefore, Basecamp imposes "library rules" meaning you should speak quietly as if you were in a library or at Sunday mass.
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can i do both 18 and 7? but can i just write a story about the titles and not the actual song?
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hahaha lol dont worry everyone did lol, i got one story in two days after i posted it, if you want you can still post it and i will read it and if more pople post too ill keep the contest up.
umm...am opting myself out sorry.
wow i missed the due date by a long shot.. i was in china for the last mont or so and i totaly forgot about this :( i'm finishing it up now but i understand if i can't be entered anymore.


"We selected the DPS case management software because it can clearly support our efforts to become a paperless practice.'' explained Rebecca Delaney, one of the firm's Partners who has been heavily involved in the process of replacing their practice management software.
Hepburn Delaney are specialists in Family and Matrimonial Law and as a result needed a powerful and stable case management software to match their expertise. Rebecca Delaney outlined DPS's Family case management software as the solution – the product offers strong functions that will streamline the work of the team.
"We were particularly pleased with DPS's content search facilities, the way the emails are processed, the integration with Outlook and the user-friendliness of the interface which automatically fills forms" added Rebecca.
The Family case management software from DPS is integrated to Financial Director, DPS's legal accounting software, forming a comprehensive Practice Management Solution. ''Having this information readily available throughout the case is a huge benefit to fee earners and helps us to keep track of the costs corresponding to each matter'' said Rebecca.
In addition to the strong private billing and procedures- DPS Family has specific legal aid tools which made it a particularly interesting proposal for Hepburn Delaney as it covers all aspects of their work.
Hepburn Delaney are also using the Probate case management system from DPS. ''Our goal is to see the work produced by this department becoming increasingly digital. Data stored digitally is more secure, much easier to retrieve now and in the years to come and less prone to misuse'' concluded Rebecca, explaining her firm's decision to become a paper-light practice.
Hepburn Delaney is an extremely IT savvy legal practice based in Hemel Hempstead law firm are specialists in Family and Matrimonial Law as well as Wills, Probate and Powers of Attorney, providing expert legal advice with a family focused approach. Their expert Children Law Solicitors are members of the Law Society Children Panel. The practice also undertakes publicly funded work for Child Protection and Care matters, whilst the Partner in charge of Wills and Probate is a member of (STEP), Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) and Law Society of Trusts and Estates Practitioners.


One goal of the Statistics program is to give students experience with statistical research. A wide variety of exciting research projects are ongoing in the department, and students have many opportunities to get involved in a project that interests them.
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Students can apply for acceptance to 36-490 Undergraduate Research, a project course in the spring semester where small groups of students work with faculty in statistics and other departments on real research problems. Applications are usually due around early November.
Qualified seniors are also encouraged to participate in an advanced research project or independent study under the supervision of a Statistics faculty advisor. Students earn credit for this work by enrolling in 36-495. Students who maintain a quality point average of 3.25 overall may also apply to participate in the H&SS Senior Honors Program (see relevant section in the catalog for details).
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I cannot believe that we have already reached the six week mark of the enhanced community quarantine in Manila, which means that this lockdown has gone on for two months already. Unsurprisingly, our government also recently announced that the lockdown will be extended until May 15, which means that my current routines will be my new normal until then. However, despite being two months in, I feel that I still haven't gotten to the level of my ideal current routine, but it's getting there.
For me, this past week felt like things have gotten back to normal, and I managed to somewhat modify my routines to a more idealized and optimized routine for now, while setting more realistic expectations for myself.
One of the new things I discovered this week is that it's actually way better to do your exercise in the morning, right after you get out of bed and have a glass of water, than to do it another time during the day. I think it's because it's good that you get your body moving as soon as you wake up, and because putting it off until later doesn't really guarantee that you'll actually do it as work and surprise tasks often pop up during the day.
I used to be against this as I'm usually hungry when I wake up in the morning, and me on an empty stomach is not a pretty sight to behold (I get really cranky). However, I've been discovering that I can actually exercise well with just that glass of water, and a glass of almond milk afterwards, while preparing breakfast.
Some Gfriend photocards I have up for trade.
I also realized that it's really good that I deliberately set aside time to engage in my hobbies. It's a deliberate decision that I made as I felt that I would also need a break from working and working on my blog in order to recharge. It gives me something else to think about, so when I get back to work on Mondays, I'm able to look at things with refreshed and different eyes.
I think next week will be all about me really starting to really implement and doing this more optimized routine of mine, and I can't wait.
The Aspergirl's Favorite Things for Week 5 (aka the things that keep her sane)
1.Watching Oneus' & Onewe's Pre-Debut Reality Show- These two groups have been on my list for a while now, and Oneus joining a Korean reality contest show called "Road to Kingdom" made me get into them more. Onewe is their brother group, a band, and I started getting more into them as they are scheduled to drop an album in May. One thing I loved about their pre-debut reality show is that at a certain point, both groups were on it, not just as individual groups/teams, but there were also some tasks that they did with different mixes of Oneus and Onewe members. Also, my bias in Onewe, Dongmyeong, has a younger twin brother in Oneus, and their interactions with each other are just so cute.
2. Putting Up Some of my Kpop Photocards For Trade (finally!)- Ever since last year, I've been wanting to work on trading my photocards for the cards that I need. However, I think I needed to refine and figure out who in each group I'll be collecting, and since I was able to do that, I was able to finally put some cards up for trade online. I do hope that I'll be able to find trades soon in order to move forward in building my ever growing collection.
3.Watching Golden Child's Crazy Petty Reunion webshow- No matter what they do, I will watch Golden Child in any kind of content they put out. I especially like this somewhat sequel to "Crazy Petty Housemates" as it feels more like a variety show than an actual web show as the first episode had a blind drinking taste test contest, and the second episode had a music/dance contest. But I really like it as it was just the boys being themselves, plus they did short covers of Infinite songs, so that's a plus!
4. Playing SMTown Superstar & Woollim Superstar – I've been waiting for Woollim Superstar to drop, and I'm glad that I have this game on my phone! Even if not all the songs are there, I'm having fun playing it, and it's probably the only Superstar game (for now) in which I'll actually play all of the songs on it. I've been playing SMTown Superstar as well, but instead of playing more EXO and NCT songs, I ended up going on a trip to memory lane and started playing songs such as TVXQ's "Rising Sun", Super Junior's "Sorry Sorry", and Girl's Generation's "Gee", "Oh", "Into the New World", "Run Devil Run", etc.
5.Eating Homemade Korean Food for Breakfast- We recently found Korean stores that actually deliver to our village, and because of that, my sister and I have been able to whip up some simple Korean breakfasts such as an egg omelette/pancake with rice and spring onions, soup made from gochujang with tteokbeokki and egg. We also made a refreshing cucumber and gochujang side dish, and made another batch of vegan kimchi!
What the Aspergirl is Looking Forward to Next Week
1.My Brothers' Birthdays- The end of April is a fun one for our family as my brothers have birthdays one day apart from each other. However, this year is a little bit different due to the circumstances, but I'm pretty sure that their birthdays will be meaningful ones.
2. Oh My Girl's Comeback (7th Mini Album)- I have liked Oh My Girl's music ever since last year, but as I got a little bit more into them this year, this is my first comeback with them, and I'm so excited for it to drop on April 27 at 6PM! The girls look great and playful in the image teasers, and the entire album, from the teasers, sound great. Can't wait!
3. NCT Dream's Comeback- I haven't gotten too deep into NCT as a whole yet, but I think that Dream's music has been more of my style as compared to NCT 127, although I like their music too. This basically their last comeback before the Dream unit becomes a rotational one, meaning that they'll be distributed into other units as their main ones, but can still promote as Dream from time to time with all of the original seven members (Mark, Haechan, Jisung, Chenle, Renjun, Jaemin, Jeno). It's confusing, but I'm very much looking forward to my first comeback with NCT Dream.
4. Starting a New Kdrama ("WWW:Search")- The past few weeks, I've been talking about the Kdrama "Itaewon Class" pretty highly. After watching the entire drama, I can only say that the first half was magical, and then it quickly lost its spark towards the latter half, and I was quite disappointed in it (mostly the writing). So, with that said, I'm very much looking forward to moving on to a new Kdrama this week- WWW: Search.
5. Finishing Queendom & the start of Road to Kingdom – The reality show "Road to Kingdom" will start airing on April 30, and I am beyond excited for it. I know that it is a competition, but I am looking forward to seeing how these boy groups challenge themselves as artists and to all the interactions the groups will have with each other. I'm actually a fan of almost all of the groups on the show, so I think it'll be fun rather than stressful for me (I hope!) However, before that, I really need to actually finish the show that started it all-Queendom.
How was your week? Do you have a favorite exercise that you like to do, especially during the lockdown? What are you looking forward to next week? Let me know in the comments below!
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I am loving your blog so far! Aspergirl bloggers unite x
Hope you're keeping safe and well in the Phillipines – sending strength and love from little ol' NZ x
The Caffeinated Kat says:
Thank you so much for the kind words! And yes, we should definitely unite in times like these. I am doing well, and I hope you are doing okay as well over there! 😀


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Born in 1977, Kristine Potter lives and works in New York City, New York. She holds a MFA from Yale University and a BFA from the University of Georgia. She has exhibited both nationally and internationally – most notably in Paris, New York City, Miami and Atlanta. Her work is in numerous private and public collections, including at Light Work, where she was recently the recipient of their renowned Artist-In-Residence grant. Today we take a look at her series Manifest.
"The American West," inhabits not just a geographic location, but a set of ideas and core values by which America is defined. Manifest revolves around this mythology – its ideas being both historic and contemporary. The fabled-frontiersman are gun-toting individualists, self-reliant, and morally upright. The landscape is grand, full of promise, and a stage for patriotic satisfaction and escapism. Undeniably, men have been the principal creators of both the legend and the imagery associated with this mythology. They also happen to be the primary actors in this longstanding ideological play. Falling in continuum with her previous work, Potter takes these archetypes and visually unpacks the complexities under the desired illusions.
For three years, Potter had been photographing along the western slope of Colorado in a remote region peppered with coal miners, farmers, ranch hands, off-the-grid homesteaders, and wayward loners who are looking to get lost. Potter produces large format portraits that explore notions of power, pacifistic masculinity, sensuality, co-habitation with the natural environment, and indeed some elements of fringe (or less socialized) mannerisms. In line with her previous work, Potter is keen to flip the historical precedent of the male gaze on its head. The men here willingly expose themselves to her scrutiny.
Eschewing the traditional vista-view of the western landscape, Potter forges us deep into the feral terrain. Using the intensity of the mountain sun with a tighter, more disorienting frame, she presents the beauty and the danger of this environment as nearly indistinguishable and its predicament more immediate. These landscapes mirror her efforts in portraiture, in that she is not satisfied with the standard interpretation – but rather offers a more emotional and psychological take on what is in front of her camera.
Potter primarily photographs with a large format camera. She uses color film and digital capture along with lengthy post-processing to arrive at her distinct, silvery palate. While Potter's post- production techniques are an integral element of her working practice, it is not immediately recognizable in the print. The digital fine-tuning allows the images to oscillate between fact and fiction; and cements her subjective view of this land that has long been subject to idealism and myth making."
To view more of Kristine's work, please visit her website.
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