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Q: How to find exponential objects and subobject classifiers in a given category In a course I'm learning about Topos theory, there are a lot of exercises which require you to prove explicitly some category is an elementary topos: i.e. to construct exponentials and a subobject classifier, and to show that it has all finite limits. Despite having worked my way through a number of these questions, I still find them very difficult and have not yet found a consistent method of approaching them. Examples include:

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*The functor category $[\mathcal{C}^{\text{ op}}, \bf{Set}]$ for a small category $\mathcal{C}$.

*The category $B(G)$ of continuous $G$-sets with $G$-actions (for some group $G$), $(X,\epsilon)$ and as morphisms $(X,\epsilon ) \to (Y, \epsilon ')$ the functions $X \to Y$ which respect the group actions.

*The functor category $[\mathcal{C}^{\text{ op}}, \bf{Set}]$ for a category $\mathcal{C}$ with slice category $\mathcal{C}/c$ equivalent to a small category for each object $c$.

*The category of graphs which permit multiple directed edges between two vertices.
This is a soft question, since I am aware of how to do the first of these exercises (using the Yoneda lemma) and the third appears to require a little extra work and the result of the first, but in general it's not very clear to me how to go about trying to construct an exponential, or find a subobject classifier, or even necessarily to show that a category has all finite limits - you can use results like having products and equalisers to deduce having all limits, but then you still have to show the existence of certain limits, exponentials and a subobject classifier.
Intuitively speaking, is there any sensible way to go about trying to show that these things exist for a specific category? I guess you have to construct them explicitly for these sorts of exercises, but the trick with the Yoneda lemma for the top one will only work for functor categories; in general, how would you approach construction of these objects? My question is vague so I'm happy with vague answers, just trying to get better at tackling these sorts of exercises and any thoughts you can throw in would be much appreciated, thanks.

A: Maybe this is not an answer but an example.
If $\mathcal E$ is an elementary topos, then the category $\mathcal E^G$ of (right) $G$-objects for a group object in $\mathcal E$ is again an el. topos, and the proof is pretty easy using those objects you already have in $\mathcal E$. You can find it (and more) in Mac Lane-Moerdijk.


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Q: @QuarkusIntegrationTest : Unable to determine the status of the running process. See the above logs for details I'm currently learning Quarkus and I have an issue with Native testing.
In this repository (the dev branch), I can package into JAR and binary and run them ([AdinhLux/quarkus-1-intro][https://github.com/AdinhLux/quarkus-1-intro/tree/dev]).
I'm just encountering an issue when running the below command line. It seems my Maven was looking for an information into .target/quarkus.log but nothing is written.
mvn verify -Pnative

[INFO] -------------------------------------------------------
[INFO]  T E S T S
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[INFO] Running org.agoncal.quarkus.starting.BookResourceIT
Jul 20, 2022 4:48:58 PM org.jboss.threads.Version <clinit>
INFO: JBoss Threads version 3.4.2.Final
Executing "/Users/adinhlux/development/IntelliJProjects/rest-book/target/rest-book-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT-runner -Dquarkus.http.port=8081 -Dquarkus.http.ssl-port=8444 -Dtest.url=http://localhost:8081 -Dquarkus.log.file.path=/Users/adinhlux/development/IntelliJProjects/rest-book/target/quarkus.log -Dquarkus.log.file.enable=true"
Waited 60 seconds for target/quarkus.log to contain info about the listening port and protocol but no such info was found
[ERROR] Tests run: 3, Failures: 0, Errors: 1, Skipped: 2, Time elapsed: 61.737 s <<< FAILURE! - in org.agoncal.quarkus.starting.BookResourceIT
[ERROR] org.agoncal.quarkus.starting.BookResourceIT.shouldCountAllBooks  Time elapsed: 0.012 s  <<< ERROR!
java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Unable to determine the status of the running process. See the above logs for details

I'm running my project on macOS Monterey M1 with the following settings :
sdk install java 17.0.4-oracle
brew install --cask graalvm/tap/graalvm-ce-java17
sdk install maven 3.8.6
sdk install quarkus 2.10.2.Final

xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/graalvm-ce-java17-22.1.0/Contents/Home
export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home -v 17)
export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH
cd $JAVA_HOME/bin
gu install native-image

A: I resolved my issue .
In application.properties you need this :
quarkus.log.category."org.agoncal".level=DEBUG

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Ginger has still been thinking about this name thing. She came in a few evenings ago and told me she had it figured out – she was going to be able to tell if the kittens were girls or boys. She found this document through "google" (she keeps using words I don't know).
She spent a bit of time with the kitties – checking out their little kitty parts – and she thinks they might all be boys! Could it be? Five boys? I'm not so sure. She's not so sure either - there's one little one in question (the late eye-opener). I think we better let the experts decide.


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XI Чемпионат мира по современному пятиборью среди мужчин проходил в городе Мехико (Мексика) с 21 по 25 октября 1962 года.

Чемпионат в Мехико собрал представителей 16 стран. 47 спортсменов оспаривали первенство
за звание сильнейшего пятиборца мира. Специфика Мехико - высота 2240 м над уровнем моря.
Это означало, что спортсменам предстояло продемонстрировать не только мастерство, силу,
ловкость и волю, но и выносливость к жаре и кислородной недостаточности. Хотя многие делегации
прибыли на Латиноамериканский континент заранее, все же климатические условия не могли
не сказаться на ходе и результат соревнований.

Команда Советского Союза была представлена двумя дебютантами Эдуардом Сдобниковым и Валерием Пичужкиным, а также действующим чемпионом мира Игорем Новиковым, запасной - Альберт Мокеев. Старший тренер - Талаев Евгений Петрович.

Верховая езда

Эспаланда-де-Паламес, пригород Мехико.

Трудная пятидневная борьба, как всегда, началась с конного кросса, маршрут которого, помимо 15 препятствий, представлял собой скалистую местность с массой оврагов, расщелин, крутых рвов.

По своей сложности она превосходила все трассы предыдущих чемпионатов. Ни одному участнику не удалось заработать на ней 1000 очков. Только бразилец Венцеслав Мальта и итальянец Альфонсо Оттавиани «привезли» по 920 очков. Финн Вайно Корхонен с 912 очками занял 3-е место, австриец Дункан Паж с 880—4-е. Пятое и 6-е места достались американцу Алану Джексону и австрийцу Петеру Лихтнеру-Хоеру.

По итогам первого дня на 1-м месте команда США, на 2-м—Мексики, на 3-м — Финляндии. Фаворитам предыдущего чемпионата — советской и венгерской командам не повезло.
Началось с того, что в день знакомства с трассой конного кросса Андраш Бальцо лежал с температурой 38 градусов. К началу соревнований температуру удалось сбить, но от слабости он едва держался на ногах. С присущим Бальцо юмором он вспоминал этот день, говоря, но на коне, конечно, пришлось посидеть, но от этого не стало легче. Он пришел к финишу измотанным, заработав всего 570 очков. Его соотечественники Ференц Терек и Имре Надь получили соответственно 796 и 832 очка. Всех мучили одышка и кислородный голод.

Советской команде пришлось совсем плохо. Валерию Пичушкину по жребию достался крупный красавец Ингано (в переводе «Обманщик»). Хозяин знал, как назвать своего коня. На разминке он отлично выполнял все требования Пичушкина. А на кроссе пять закидок, в итоге у спортсмена 380 очков. Игорю Новикову достался Амир, который пешком вез своего наездника. Тридцать шестое место, 488 очков, что напрочь лишило Новикова возможности вновь стать чемпионом мира. Здесь хотелось бы сделать отступление, обратив внимание на эмоциональное состояние спортсмена. Новиков, как он сам в этом признался, был очень огорчен, так как его потенциальные возможности давали основания надеяться на очередную победу. Но не все так просто и однозначно. «Можно радоваться, набрав много очков. Но удовлетворения не получить, ибо знаешь, что не ты набрал очки, а лошадь. А бывает наоборот. Чувство удовлетворения приходит, когда знаешь, что себя не за что ругать, что нет твоей вины, что ты сделал все от тебя зависящее». Не было вины Игоря ни в том, что нынче ему достался конь-дубина. Кроме того он помнил, что если цыплят по осени считают, то в пятиборье—после пятого дня.

Эдуарду Сдобникову, стартовавшему последним, достался «ковбойский конек», который долго не повиновался, но все же был обуздан. Эдуард прошел трассу чисто, хотя скорость была невысокой: 7.47 сек. — 812 очков. Всего советская команда набрала в сумме 1630 очков — 10-е место.

 Верховая езда. Личное первенство.
 В. Мальта (Бразилия) — 920 очков.
 А. Аттавиани (Италия) — 920.
 В. Корхонен (Финляндия) — 912.
 Д. Паж (Австрия) — 880.
 А. Джексон (США)
 П. Лихтнер-Хоер (Австрия)
 И. Надь (Венгрия) — 832.
 Э. Сдобников (СССР) — 812.
 Ф. Терек (Венгрия) — 796.

36. И. Новиков (СССР) — 488.

Фехтование

10 часов длилось фехтование, советская и венгерская команды сумели отыграть у американцев, мексиканцев и финнов несколько сотен очков. Первое место выиграл Новиков - 1042 очка (47 боев - 36 побед), у Сдобникова - 979 очков (33 победы), Пичужкин набрал 853 очка (27 побед).

Сдобников по сумме двух дней вышел на 4-е место, опередив американца Джексона и венгра Терека. В фехтовании первой была советская команда, в общем зачете переместившись с 10 места на 4. Но по раскладу очков первых двух видов мало кто мог предсказать дальнейший ход событий.

Стрельба
В стрельбе советские спортсмены одержали командную победу. Новиков выбил 193 очка, разделив 2-е место с американцем Джексоном, Пичушкин—192, заняв 5-е место. Сдобников—188 очков и оказался на девятой позиции. Это приблизило советскую команду к лидирующей американской. Победителем, как и на Римской олимпиаде, стал мексиканец Экобедо.
В стрелковом тире не обошлось и без драматических моментов. Как сообщалось в репортажах с чемпионата, во время последнего зачетного выстрела у представителя ГДР П.Магдебурга произошла осечка. При проверке пистолета в патроннике обнаружили стреляную гильзу, а в канале ствола—застрявшую пулю. Заряд оказался настолько слабый, что его вспышка произошла почти беззвучно. Решением жюри Магдебургу было разрешено произвести дополнительный выстрел. Спортсмен набрал 184 очка.
В последней серии зачетных выстрелов финн Т.Карэ нагнал 4 пули в мишень своего соседа А.Джексона. У того из 9 пробоин 7 оказались в десятке. Американцу разрешили перестрелку, и он повторил серию Новикова. Финну 4 выстрела не зачли, и он оказался последним.

Плавание
В плавании большая высота Мехико над уровнем моря чувствовалась особенно остро. Кислорода явно не хватало.
Лучше всех преодолеть водный рубеж удалось венгерскому пятиборцу А. Бальцо - 3мин 59,7с. Его соотечественники Терек и Надь показали соответственно 4мин 17,5с и 4мин 15с. После финиша всем троим пришлось пользоваться кислородными баллонами. Второе и 3-е места Заняли шведские спортсмены Янссон и Юнефелт, 4-е - американец Джексон. Пятый результат показал Э.Сдобников—3мин 59,7с, что прибавило к его сумме 1005 очков. Десятое место в плавании занял В.Пичушкин—4мин 05,5с, 12-е И.Новиков—4мин 06,1с.
По сумме четырех видов Э.Сдобников вышел в лидеры—3634 очка, выиграв у Пешти (США) 5 очков, у Терека (Венгрия)—15.
Командное первенство в плавании также осталось за советскими пятиборцами.

Бег

Перед бегом американцы на 237 очков, а венгры—на 221 опережали сборную СССР. Американцы не очень сильны в беге, и их можно было рассчитывать обойти, но венгры—бегуны отличные.
Теоретически для победы советской команде нужно было выиграть у венгров 74 секунды. Только дилетанты не знают, что сделать это было почти невозможно. У команды имелось только одно преимущество - она бежала за соперниками. А догонять всегда лучше, чем убегать.

В этих условиях решающими становятся морально-психологические факторы, о которых мы уже упоминали. Но для большей убедительности приведем конкретный пример из репортажа с чемпионата. Первым после венгра Терека должен был бежать Э.Сдобников. Его задача заключалась в том, чтобы отыграть у венгра секунд 20-30.
Эдик бежал изо всех сил. На километровой отметке тренер сборной команды Е.Талаев кричит ему: Выигрываешь у Терека 6 секунд! Жарко. Пот заливает лицо, щиплет губы. Трудно дышать. «Выигрываешь у Терека 14 секунд!» - вновь кричат ему вслед. И он усиливает темп, хотя кажется, быстрее бежать невозможно. Три километра! 23 секунды отыграно у Терека. Теперь уже остался последний километр. Нужно отдать все силы... Он финиширует, выиграв у венгра 33 секунды.
Венгерские тренеры что-то высчитывают, собравшись в кружок. А Пичушкин уже на старте. Он уже бежит. И выигрывает бег у всех. Последним стартовал Новиков. Такого бега не видели ни на одном чемпионате мира. У него отличный результат. И после пяти дней он обошел даже Терека.

Такой финал обеспечил командную победу. Это чудо! Венгры хватаются за голову, но ничего нельзя сделать. Журналисты бросаются в кабины к телефонам. Оказывается, они заранее дали в газеты сообщения, что победят венгры.
Но еще не решена личная победа. Пока не финишировал американец Пешти. Он может победить только в том случае, если пробежит быстрее Сдобникова. И он хотел пробежать лучше. Но километры отняли у Пешти силы. За двадцать метров до финиша он упал и пересек по-пластунски. Чемпионом мира стал Сдобников. Второе место занял Новиков, третье—Терек, четвертое—Бальцо, пятое - Джексон, шестое - Надь.

Произошло то, во что не сразу поверили даже по окончании соревнований. Э.Сдобников, И.Новиков, В.Пичушкин совершили спортивный подвиг. Игорь Новиков, вспоминая тот чемпионат, оценил его так: «Со многими партнерами пришлось мне выступать в сборной СССР. И с такими в том числе, которые были посильнее молодых Сдобникова и Пичушкина. Но та команда, наверное, была лучшей за все годы. Дружной была та команда, правильной. Не «Я» было в команде, а «МЫ». Наверное, потому, что один опытный, уже ветеран, и двое Молодых».
А вот оценка Э. Сдобникова: «Тогда, в шестьдесят втором, чемпионом стал я, Новиков был вторым. Он очень  переживал, потому что мог стать пятикратным чемпионом мира. Но, по-моему, та его серебряная медаль стоила золотой. Я не знаю ни одного другого пятиборца, который из такого безнадежного положения сумел бы выкарабкаться на пьедестал почета. Это был настоящий подвиг.
И что командой мы выиграли, в том главная заслуга Новикова. Я и тогда в интервью, которое у меня брали, говорил и сейчас могу повторить, что Новиков тогда в большей степени, чем я, заслужил звание чемпиона. И добавлю: я стал чемпионом во многом благодаря ему. Он настоящий лидер».

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Roger's Rules
Andy Taylor on the Coercive Power of the State
By Roger Kimball 5:25 AM on July 09, 2013
Andy Taylor? Readers with long memories may remember that he is the character played by Andy Griffith in the long-running eponymous television show from the Sixties (the good bit of the Sixties). As sheriff of the town of Mayberry, Andy is responsible for maintaining order — no, that's not quite right: the townspeople are responsible for maintaining order. Andy is simply a sort of boundary marker. He represents what Walter Bagehot might have called the impressive side of the social contract. He has a sidearm. He rarely wears it. It's usually at home, unloaded, hidden on top of a china cabinet. He barely wears a uniform. That's to say, his uniform is homey, not scary.
Why? Because he wished people to trust and respect him and not fear him; he was an authority, not an authoritarian figure. His sidekick, the lovable but bumbling Barney Fife, likes the paraphernalia of police garb. Andy lets him wear a revolver, but it has to be unloaded. He's allowed to carry one round of ammunition in his shirt pocket.
Why this little trip to Mayberry? Our five-year-old daughter has been delighting in the show (and so has our fourteen-year-old son, though he is shy about admitting it). The life it portrays, including the relationship between the townsfolk and the police, is not all that different from what I remember growing up in Maine. My wife reports that it's pretty similar to the way the police were regarded in her South Shore town near Boston.
And today? Last week in this space, I reported the sad news that my friend Kenneth Minogue had died suddenly at 82. Ken was an expert anatomist of the deformations imposed by liberalism upon liberty. In his last book, The Servile Mind: How Democracy Erodes the Moral Life, Ken noted the irony that "while democracy means a government accountable to the electorate, our rulers now make us accountable to them." Tocqueville, among others, saw this coming and filed it under the rubric "Democratic Despotism."
It's not, as Ken points out, a merely abstract problem:
Rulers are adding moral judgments to the expanding schedule of powers they exercise. Nor does the state deal merely with principles. It is actually telling its subjects to do very specific things.
Like what? I work in New York these days, home of the Nanny-in-Chief, the Plutocrat-in-Charge-of-Everything, the oleaginous Michael Bloomberg, so the list I could compile would be long and doleful. I'll leave that for another day. For now, I want to share a note I received yesterday from a friend who has a house in Effingham, Illinois, a charming spot, not, I reckon, all that different from Andy Taylor's Mayberry. It's full of friendly people and a picturesque lake surrounded by pleasant homes.
"This weekend," my friend writes:
I took 3 of my grandchildren jug fishing (tie string to a milk jug, attach a hook and bait and set them in the water, come back hours later and bring in the fish). This was a first for my kids. We left about 9:00 p.m., and after setting out two of the jugs we got stopped by two officers from Illinois Department of Natural Resources (appropriately shortened to DNR). They were going to do a safety check. They had guns, dressed as Gestapo, and had bulletproof vests.
First they said my boat DNR registration was expired. The sticker on the side of the boat said 2013, but apparently it expired on June 30 and because of "budget cuts" the state did not send out a renewal notice this year. There was enough money, however, to hire these two guys to patrol Lake Sara on Saturday night.
None of the adults had a fishing license, but we told them that it was the kids who were doing the fishing and they didn't need a license. Oops, shouldn't have questioned them: they asked for my boat license and registration.
I said I had it at home and asked if I was supposed to have it with me on the boat. They said that I wasn't required to keep it on the boat but that it helped. They asked for my driver's license and I told them I didn't have it with me. They asked for me to work my horn, which did not work, never has. They asked if I had a whistle. I didn't. They wanted to see my throw preserver, which luckily I had. Then they asked to see the life preservers which I had. Then the fire extinguisher, which luckily was charged.
They said that they could not enforce the codes of Lake Sara, but that one person told them that jug fishing could only be done down at fisherman's cove, where we weren't. He added that another person said you could jug fish anywhere. But only the kids could put the jugs in and take them out. They then called some state number and made sure that the boat was registered to me. So someone was manning DNR phones on Saturday night.
After 45 minutes, they gave me two warning tickets for the lack of horn and registration expiration. Of course now it was 10:00 p.m., the kids were scared and exhausted, and no more jug fishing for them.
But [irony alert!] I am so thankful that I am now safer.
There are several worrisome things that my friend's experience illustrates. One concerns the increasing militarization of the police in this country. Do we really want these latter-day Gauleiters swaggering about the joint with their preposterous uniforms, minatory attitudes, and an amount of firepower more appropriate to a battlefield than a small town? ("Ah," quoth our masters, "everywhere is a battlefield today.") There was a character in the television series Hill Street Blues, a city police department employee who had a military-garb fetish. He like the boots-jodhpurs-and-belt-across-the-chest look. He was a slightly comic, slightly dangerous, wholly pathetic character.
Now our police and other official agencies are full of such characters. What are we going to do about that? Acquiesce or resist?
My friend's note also illustrates the larger point that Ken Minogue made. He quotes that bit from The Servile Mind I quoted above, and adds Ken's conclusion:
Nor does the state deal merely with principles. It is actually telling its subjects to do very specific things. Yet decisions about how we live are what we mean by "freedom," and freedom is incompatible with a moralizing state.
So two goons from a state-funded acronym get duded up in scary uniforms, strap on some heat, and terrorize the local kids and their grandparents: "Remember the first time we went jug fishing, grandpa, and these scary men came up and ruined the evening?" Thanks a lot, pal.
What do we have here? One thing which you should never forget: your tax dollars at work.
And here's a prediction: you will be seeing more and more intrusions of this sort. Sooner or later, it will move from intimidation to tragedy: "I had to shoot the kid, he was reaching for his pen knife." There's only one thing that can stop it. The people who elected the bozos who allowed this apparatus of intimidation to form must be the people who stand up and replace them. All of them. Now.
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At the ripe old age of 18, I learned my first hard lesson about the power of language. I said, "that's so gay" during a conversation to an individual who identified as gay. Boy howdy, I was in trouble! In that moment, I was educated on the power of language, and to this day have I have never forgotten.
Language is VERY powerful, and can bring along with it positive and negative emotions. Language has the power to build up or destroy stereotypes and stigmas. Your choice of words, whether you are aware of it or not, may be hurting someone emotionally. In that moment I talked about above, I offended a friend and didn't even realize it.
It is no secret that I am very passionate about mental health, so I decided to take the lesson I learned regarding language and apply it to mental illness. A few simple changes in words can make a huge positive impact.
A diagnosis is not a label! Just as cancer is not someone's identity, mental illness is not an identity. It is a disease that can be managed and lived with. An individual can have a mental illness and still have goals, marriage, and family. I challenge you to choose a language that doesn't limit someone to "just" being an illness.
If you have ever lived with a mental illness, I would love to hear from you in the comments.


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Rosenberg: No Fundamentals to US Stock Market Recovery, May Not Last
According to a major Canadian investment firm Gluskin Sheff's chief economist David Rosenberg, the recovery of the U.S. stock market was a technical bounce and was not triggered by fundamental factors.
The statement of Rosenberg mirrors the stance of Morgan Stanley analyst Mike Wilson who previously said fundamentals are still missing from the U.S. stock market.
What Stock Market Fundamentals?
In November, when the sell-off of the U.S. stock market was reaching its peak, analysts generally attributed the steep decline of the Dow Jones to three major factors:
Uncertainties in the trade deal with China
Weak earnings reports from major conglomerates
Rising Federal Reserve interest rate
With the clarification of Fed chairman Jerome Powell, the Fed interest rate is not likely to increase in the short-term. But, the first two issues remain as the core problems of the stock market.
In recognition of a variety of factors, David Rosenberg said:
One reason to view the renewed risk-on rally as a technical bounce rather than fundamental is because we're staring at a global recession. It's not just me – the crew at Consensus Economics (seemingly out of consensus) sees sub-3% world GDP growth for the first time since '09.
More importantly, as Mike Wilson explained on CNBC Fast Money, investors were taken aback by the magnitude of the earnings revision of key companies including Apple.
Until the earnings reports of other major U.S. corporations are released, it will be difficult to justify the establishment of a bottom and a proper recovery from a bear market.
"While Apple maybe isn't a surprise that they missed, the magnitude of it was a surprise. While Skyworks isn't a surprise, that's not necessarily good news. Our view is that the rolling bear market that happened last year is going to be a rolling bottom. Not everything is going to bottom at the same time but my guess is it's going to be first in and first out. The stuff that let us in will probably lead us out," Wilson explained.
This week, Morgan Stanley fell short in its earnings report, recording a profit and revenue that are lower than the company's numbers in 2018.
Many conglomerates in the likes of American Express and McDonald's are yet to release their earnings reports and until investors can confirm that the performance of the majority of companies in the stock market, uncertainties will remain.
What Investors Can Expect
Some analysts have suggested that the injection of over $83 billion in its economy demonstrates the lack of stimulus from the trade deal talks with the U.S.
"China has shifted gears, introducing a steady drumbeat of new stimulus measures. Meanwhile, US fiscal policy is stuck in gridlock and the shutdown is actually causing a modest tightening of policy," a Bank of America Merrill Lynch economist noted.
The Dow Jones has recovered from 21,792 points to 24,207 points since Dec 24, 2018, but analysts believe the market is still vulnerable to a potential sell-off.
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Chhattisgarh govt issues SOP for UK passengers reaching state
Raipur, Dec 22 (PTI) The Chhattisgarh government on Tuesday ordered checking of RT-PCR test reports of passengers from the UK reaching the state after landing at international airports in other parts of the country, as per the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).
State General Administration Department (GAD) secretary Kamalpreet Singh has issued guidelines in respect to people who are arriving in the state after travelling from the UK, to all divisional commissioners and district collectors, a public relations department official said.
The state government has directed officials to ensure compliance with the SOP issued by the Centre for passengers coming from the United Kingdom amid reports of emergence of a new variant of coronavirus in that country, he said.
As per the state's guidelines, report of the RT-PCR test conducted on passengers from UK after their arrival at international airports in India be checked when they reach Chhattisgarh via air route or other means of transportation, the official added.
If the report is positive, the concerned traveller should be kept in institutional quarantine/ COVID care centre or hospital.
Also, the SOP should be followed for their contact tracing, it said.
However, if the report is negative, then the passenger should be advised to stay in home isolation for 14 days and arrangements should be made to ensure its strict compliance and follow up, the official said quoting the guidelines.
The information in this connection should be prominently displayed at airports in the state and the SOP decided by the Centre for people coming from foreign nations should be also followed, he added.
The Central government on Monday said all UK-India flights will be suspended from December 23 to December 31 in view of the emergence of a new coronavirus strain in that country.
It also said all passengers coming from UK on Monday and Tuesday would be compulsorily tested for coronavirus on arrival at airports. PTI TKP NSK NSK


Tecmo Koei ended its second quarter well on the way to its goal of 1 million sales for Dead or Alive 5.
Overall, Tecmo Koei made a ¥4.2 billion profit in its first six months, a year-on-year decrease of 1.8%, with net sales of ¥13.7 billion, a tiny 0.7% year-on-year increase.
Game Software remains the publisher's most lucrative division but did note year-on-year decreases while its Pachinko and Media & Rights departments both posted significant increases.
The company is yet to release its presentation materials in English, but Siliconera reports worldwide sales of Dead or Alive have reached 580,000 units. In an earlier annual report, the publisher targeted 1 million lifetime sales for the fighter.
The consumer game division made an overall operating profit of ¥869 million ($10.9 million) as a result of Dead or Alive 5's efforts alongside with its other worldwide releases Pokemon Conquest and One Piece: Pirate Warriors, as well as Japan exclusives Samurai Warriors Chronicle 2nd for Nintendo 3DS, Warriors Orochi 3 Special for PSP, and Nobunaga's Ambition: Tendou with Power Up Kit for PlayStation Vita.
Tecmo Koei reportedly seemed pleased with its DLC sales and retail reorders (shipped units).


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Q: iOS 10 public beta infinite loop So I tried signing up for Apple beta program where I use Safari on my iPhone 6 and go to beta.apple.com and tap sign up. I'm then taken to the login page, and just after that to the legal page where I accept the terms of Apple beta program. This is where it falls apart and instead of redirection to the beta profile download page I get redirected back to beta welcome page where I can sign up again, accept the agreement again and than be sent right back to welcome page, thus creating an infinite loop.
Things I tried:

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*Deleting old iOS 9 beta profile and rebooting

*Reverting back to non beta iOS 9.3.2

*Restoring my iPhone to factory defaults

*Leaving and signing back up for beta

*Trying beta.apple.com/profile directly, but again result is an infinite loop

*Searching Apple and Apple oriented sites for a solution

*Sacrificing a goat

Basically nothing works for me, and visiting beta.apple.com on any browser, desktop or mobile is resulting in the same annoying behavior.

A: I had the same problem.. I really don't know how I fixed it because it was with iOS 9 public beta. I'm on iOS now, and here is the exact link for the beta profile. Also, just make sure you are enrolled in the program with apple or you won't be able to use feedback assistant.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B92o0HIZOVnQcWNZYXc1WktsNWM


(Sep 15, 2010) Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) and Vietnam Hotel Association (VHA) had held a press conference on September 08, 2010 to announce the National Hotel Front Office Competition 2010 in Ha Noi.
Vietnam's Hanoi and Hoi An City have been added to the list of Asia's top ten destinations for 2010 by the Hong Kong online tourist magazine Smart Travel Asia. According to the results, the ancient town in central Vietnam, Hoi An has retained the fifth place, that it reached last year and Hanoi came seventh in the list.
(Sep 15, 2010) Dozens of activities featuring traditional and modern Japanese culture were the highlight of the Viet Nam – Japan Day in Youth Cultural House, HCMC on September 12.
(Sep 15, 2010) Fishermen in HCMC's Can Gio District will celebrate the traditional whale worshipping festival for four days from September 21 to 24 (from the 14th to 17th of the eighth lunar month) in Can Thanh Commune.
(Sep 15, 2010) More than 150 overseas Vietnamese (OV) delegates from 14 French cities and provinces gathered at a meeting in Paris on September 8 to discuss solutions to develop Vietnam's tourism sector.
(Sep 15, 2010) A thousand special copies of a book on the life and times of Hanoi over 1,000 years, by the leading expert on Hanoi, Nguyen Vinh Phuc will be sold to herald the capital city's millennial celebration.
(Sep 15, 2010) The Royal Hue Traditional Arts Theatre has completed an anthology of traditional arts and artists including nha nhac, or court music, tuong, classical opera, and royal dances.


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Q: get the duplicate data using whereIn form sql database i have array of ids [1,1,2,1,1,1]   when i using where In don't repeat the data i get data of [1,2] only ,how to make it get [1,1,2,1,1,1] in the same order?
 $selected_tasknotes_persons_made_comment = tasksNote::where("noted_task", request()->task_id )->get()->pluck('user_id');

// $selected_tasknotes_persons_made_comment = [1,1,2,1,1,1]
 $persons_gave_notes = User::whereIn('id', $selected_tasknotes_persons_made_comment )->get();

A: In SQL your query might look like this:
select id
from sometable
where id IN(1,1,2,1,1,1)

What the IN(1,1,2,1,1,1) means in SQL is this:
select id
from sometable
where (id = 1 or id = 1 or id = 2 or id = 1 or id = 1 or id = 1)

If there is only one row in the table with an id = 1, you will only get that one row returned. It does NOT get multiplied by the number of times you filter for that row.
Note also that typically (by convention) the column id is UNIQUE in a table, so there probably only is one row where id = 1 and one row where id = 2.
Additionally, in SQL tables are "unordered sets", there is simply no guarantee at all that you will get a resultset in any particular or predictable order UNTIL you apply an order by clause.
In short, you are expecting something that SQL simply does not do.
You could insert your array values into a table (or a "derived table") with one value per row in that table (i.e. 6 rows in your example) THEN join that to the source data and THEN you would get more rows. e.g.
select tablex.id
from tablex
inner join (
    select 1 as n, 0 as sortby union all
    select 1 as n, 1 as sortby union all
    select 2 as n, 2 as sortby union all
    select 1 as n, 3 as sortby union all
    select 1 as n, 4 as sortby union all
    select 1 as n, 5 as sortby
    ) myarray on tablex.id = myarray.n
order by
    myarray.sortby

A: As per your query User::whereIn('id', $selected_tasknotes_persons_made_comment )->get() that's mean it's return uniqueness results, if you want to get duplicate records then follow below instruction:
you can execute raw query in laravel to get repeated values in wherein using UNION ALL
 $sql_query= 'SELECT u.*
    FROM User u
    JOIN ( SELECT 1 AS id UNION ALL SELECT 1 AS id
    UNION ALL SELECT 2 AS id
    UNION ALL SELECT 1 AS id
    UNION ALL SELECT 1 AS id
    UNION ALL SELECT 1 AS id
    ) i ON i.id= u.id';

So, you can execute raw query like this
$results = DB::select($sql_query);

Another way (using eloquent method): I'm little bit confuse about below query but  you can try this way using havingRaw
 User::whereIn('id', $selected_tasknotes_persons_made_comment )
 ->havingRaw('count(*) > 1'); })->get()


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Organisation & Society
10 Filthy Rich People Who Lost Their Fortunes
Throughout history, the advance in technology
and production has also come up with the concentration of wealth among the super rich in society. However just as empires rise so do they fall,
and the same can be said about people. Although athletes and celebrities are the
most well documented cases of squandered wealth, they are not alone. Many prominent people across various industries
have also fell victim to greed, carelessness, and materialism. These are the people who amassed a fortune
only to end up in rags. 10. Mark Twain Twain lost nearly 10 million dollars before
filing for bankruptcy at the behest of financier Henry Huttleston Rogers. The great American author, whose birth name
was Samuel Clemens, penned the great works: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Adventures of
Huckleberry Fin, and Pudd'n Head Wilson. Although Twain was a voice for the working
class and the disadvantaged, Clemens lived a life of affluence and extravagance. He seemed to believe that his writing prowess
extended to business, but unfortunately Clemens was a horrible businessman. Most of his wealth was squandered on investments
and projects that proved fruitless. His failed business ventures included: a publishing
company and a Paige typesetting machine that lost him nearly $8 million in inflated adjusted
terms. Ironically, Clemens was offered the opportunity
to invest in the telephone, but he declined thinking that it wasn't realistic for everyday
people to have one in their homes. At the end of his life, Twain had to go on
a speaking tour to pay off his significant debts. 9. Horace A.W Tabor In the 19th century, Tabor amassed and lost
more than three million dollars. Known as the "Bonanza King of Leadville",
Tabor was an American prospector, businessman, and Republican politician in the late 19th
century. His wealth originated from the Colorado Silver
Boom; Tabor owned one-third of a mine that had discovered huge amounts of silver. Tabor used his new capital to invest in another
mine that was even more profitable. Tabor soon was a juggernaut establishing newspapers,
a bank, and an Opera House. As it usually does, his wealth led to political
success and in 1878, Tabor was elected Lieutenant Governor of Colorado. However, the Sherman Silver Purchase Act decimated
Tabor's fortune and his far-flung holdings were sold off. When he became ill with appendicitis in 1899,
Tabor's requested his wife, Baby Doe, to maintain his mine. According to legend, the wife of the "Bonanza
King" lived in the tool shed of the mine for thirty years and died in that shed. 8. Daniel Drew Drew had a personal fortune worth up to 13
million but died penniless, reliant on his son. One of the most dramatic cases of a rise and
fall on our list goes to Daniel Drew. Author and financier, Henry Clews, summed
up his life with the following, "Of all the great operators of Wall Street … Daniel
Drew furnishes the most remarkable instance of immense and long-continued success, followed
by utter failure and hopeless bankruptcy." Drew made and lost his fortune in the 19th
century; it began with his entrance into the steamboat business. His success led him to start his own brokerage
firm in 1844, where he began to speculate on stocks. In 1857, Drew became a member of the board
of directors of the Erie Railroad and used his position to manipulate the railroad stock
price; he colluded with Cornelius Vanderbilt to prop up company's finances. However, Vanderbilt would soon turn to his
antagonist as Drew attempted to sell a company's stock short and Vanderbilt and his associates
bought every available share, causing stock to spike up. After a small victory over Vanderbilt, Drew
was betrayed by his fellow colluders as he attempted to manipulate the stock price of
another railroad company. By 1876, Daniel Drew filed for bankruptcy
and died dependent on his son. 7. Sean Quinn Astonishingly, Quinn went from a net worth
of 4.7 billion euros to nearly 3.5 billion in debt. One of our more recent cases of riches to
rags goes to Sean Quinn. He also leads our list with the quickest turn
in fortunes, going from the richest man in Ireland in 2008 to filing for bankruptcy in
2011. In 2008, Quinn's net worth was estimated
to be £3.73 billion; he accumulated his wealth through several avenues beginning with Quinn
Cement. Like many others on this list, he used his
capital to enter other industries and founded Quinn Group which played a significant role
in Ireland's hospitality sector. However, Quinn soon made an investment that
would lead him to bankruptcy. With more and more capital, Quinn increased
his family's stake in the Anglo Irish bank in 2008. As a result of the 2008 financial crisis and
the losses sustained under Quinn Insurance, Sean Quinn soon filed for bankruptcy reporting
debts of of €194m. To make matters worse, the Quinn family was
sued on multiple fronts for misusing their stake in the Anglo Irish bank to secure loans
on properties. Eventually Sean Quinn was sentenced to prison
for a sentence of nine months. 6. Jack Whittaker Whittaker lost all of his lottery winnings:
113 million dollars. One of the saddest cases in our list goes
to Jack Whittaker – it an example that demonstrates the fickle nature of luck and chance and how
it can sometimes lead to disaster. Whittaker won the largest lottery payout in
West Virginia – an unprecedented $314 million. After taxes, Whitaker took a $113 million
onetime payment. Before winning the lottery, Whittaker was
the President of Diversified Enterprises Construction, and already had a net worth of upwards of
16 million dollars. After winning the lottery, a series of incidents
and tragedies would befall Whittaker – not all of his own doing. In 2003, less than a year after Whittaker
won the lottery, thieves broke into his car while it was parked at a strip club and stole
$545,000 in cash that Whittaker had in a suitcase. Why he would have so much cash on hand is
beyond us. Personal tragedy would hit Whittaker the hardest
as his granddaughter and her boyfriend were both found death with cocaine and methadone
in their systems. Whittaker claims now to be broke as he has
failed to make payments to a woman who successfully sued him while also bouncing checks at Casinos. 5. Mark Brunell A series of poor investments saw Brunell lose
more than 50 million dollars. Although we suggested that our list would
be comprised of non-athletes this particular case has been under-reported and also features
a man that played a premier position in the National Football League. Mark Brunell played quarterback for the Jacksonville
Jaguars and Washington Redskins, making the Pro Bowl in three times. He earned more than $50 million during his
NFL career but was forced to declare chapter 11 bankruptcy. In his declaration of assets, Brunell stated
he owed more than $5 million of loan guarantee to JWB Owner LLC and more than $4 million
in personal loan guarantees to his defunct Champion LLC business. Most of Brunell's investments were in ill-timed
real estate acquisitions and loans. However, all is not bad for the Brunell's
by filing for chapter 11, he'll be able to craft a more manageable plan to repay his
creditors. 4. Rick Burton The developer filed for bankruptcy protection
citing more than 300 million in debts. Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a much more
ominous endeavor and that is exactly what Rick Burton, the Nevada developer declared
in 2012. Things were much different in 2008 when Burton
outbid major players in Vegas for a project to build a private air terminal at McCarran
International Airport. However, the project failed and Burton's
company was put under significant pressure by the weight of dozens of lawsuits from unpaid
creditors. According to documents, Burton owed more than
310 million and had only 6,000 dollars in assets at time of filing. In addition, Burton's attorneys listed nearly
100 creditors owed a few hundred dollars and $135 million owed to the state of Arizona
for a land purchase. Burton also owes the IRS more than $6 million. The classic lesson here is don't bite off
more than you can chew. 3. Clint Murchison, Jr. Murchison, Jr. squandered his inheritance
of nearly 200 million dollars and was forced to sell assets to repay debts of 500 million. It takes an extraordinary person to completely
squander a fortune that they did not create, but that's exactly what Clint Murchison,
Jr. managed to do. The offspring of Clint Murchison, Sr., who
was a notorious oil baron, had amassed a fortune of half a billion dollars. Junior did not have the business acumen of
his father with his only accomplishment being the establishment of the Dallas Cowboys. However, even this investment, was not made
with great foresight as he sold the team too soon. The fortune would be squandered with a series
of bad investments along with a dip in the real estate market that him into bankruptcy
in 1985, with his assets being sold off to satisfy over $500 million in debt. 2. T. Cullen Davis Davis filed for bankruptcy after inheriting
a fortune of 250 million dollars. One of the richest men on our list, T. Cullen
Davis, also shares the distinction of losing it all. Once a billionaire, Texas oil heir T. Cullen
Davis inherited his fortune and yet managed to lose it all. What makes Davis's case so dark and interesting
is that he became the richest person to ever stand trial for murder. Cullen Davis inherited tons of oil rich land
from his family, but lost it due to mismanagement and a recession. Davis was also known for having a bad temper
and in 1976 when his wife Priscilla Childers filed for divorce, and was living with a boyfriend;
a gunman broke into their house and shot them both. In addition, Childers's 12 year old daughter
was killed, but Davis's ex-wife managed to survive. Priscilla Childers alleged that it was Davis
who had shot her and that his only disguise was a wig. In a dark twist, forensic investigators found
that Childers's daughter was forced into the basement and shot while she was on her
knees. A jury would later find Davis not guilty. Nonetheless, he filed for personal bankruptcy
in 1986 with debts of over $230 million. 1. Jesse Livermore Livermore's stock speculation saw him lose
100 million dollars. One of the most riveting stories of rags to
riches then riches to rags twice over goes to Jesse Livermore, known as the "Boy Plunger." He amassed and lost his fortune in the early
20th century. Livermore was viewed as a genius for his ability
to predict when to short sell a stock. In the crash of 1907, he made nearly $3 million
which adjusted to inflation would be approximately a billion dollars in 2015. However, just as quickly as the money came
Livermore soon lost it. Taking the advice of another trader, he lost
nearly 90% of his fortune on a cotton trade and proceeded to file for bankruptcy in the
following years. However, Livermore was a resilient fellow
and managed to regain his fortune during the bull market of World War I. Not only did he regain his lost capital but
he added to it during the 1929 crash. While the nation was in depression, Livermore
had amassed a fortune of $100 million as a result of the crash. He proceeded to buy mansions around the world
full of servants and housekeepers. Somehow Livermore managed to lose his fortune,
in a manner that still is unclear to historians of the time. Sadly, Livermore committed suicide in 1940.
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96 thoughts on "10 Filthy Rich People Who Lost Their Fortunes"
Norwegro! LET'S PLAY says:
Rex Sexson says:
Lisa P says:
His wife's name was baby doe? Dafuq?
TheTmaaan55 says:
3 comments in 2 minutes. nice
Dale Winston says:
Family definitely broke into his car for that money lol
GhostCity Shelton says:
Win some , lose some.
If you 'have it' and 'lose it' I can't feel sorry for them, just those they've hurt, & in the last case 'killed' & the guy got away with it, unbelievable.
Luna Harp says:
#2 was found not guilty?? Why?? You gotta do a story on him, if you haven't already, on TIFO or Biographics.
7:36 T. Cullen Davis
The way that guy pronounced Jaguars 😂😂😂😂
Pat McCrotch says:
Of all the YouTube videos I watch at my boring desk job, you are the best. I like the times you mispronounce American words. Hilarious you don't even know.
Joel D says:
The founder of my company has lost something like $200 million in the past 3 years. He's still worth a few million but that has to sting.
Joseph Stalin says:
Seize the means of production Comrades !
Avery Games says:
Nicholas Cage IS NOT ON THIS LIST!!
PanzerDave says:
While Mark Twain did file bankruptcy, that is not the end of the story. His financier took over and made him a lot of money after the bankruptcy. He also paid off all of his creditors even after the bankruptcy!
Unsubbing from this channel. It seems every video is a race to see how fast the material can be presented. It's like a 10 minute long version of that fast talking guy on the radio that spits out the fine print in advertisements. At the end of the video, I find myself sometimes at a loss as to what the video was about. (Luckily, the thumbnail reminds me)
Just Some Bigfoot With Internet Access says:
Don't have to worry about losing your fortune when you never had one in the first place
Mark White says:
Having worked for a couple of family owned (not my family) businesses that made those people wealthy on the backs and sweat of their workers that were underpaid, lied to and sexually assaulted (the women not the guys) ; it was gratifying to watch the children run the business into the ground. Plus the offspring spent time cheating each other out of inheritance. Probably not an uncommon story in this world that I tell.
KingChronic X2 says:
I dont feel sorry for you piss threw your wealth
Youcant Stopme! says:
So many rich people need to be caught an eye on. With wealth comes power, power leads to miss use.
Eek-A-Mouse Fan says:
Do 10 Awkward Stories in the Koran
jill karaway says:
AKA 10 moochers
Tarbosh von Weinerschnitzel says:
$545,000? Left in his car? At a strip club? That sounds pretty shady to me.
Ken Shores says:
Bizarre!
chase Jones says:
man worth 16 million dollars wins lottery because of course he did
Crippycooke says:
If being a billionaire isn't enough, I don't know what to say.
These idiots never stop until they go broke. They had the chance to live off the money and still sought more.
Steph MacCormick says:
Common denominator: greed.
Mathieu Leader says:
doing a mistep in the wall-street shuffle
bensaret says:
Surprised Mike Tyson and MC Hammer aren't on this list
Ryan Williams says:
if you look at Jesse Livermore's Wikipedia it says he is Brandi Love's great grandfather…. wtf 0.o
Miss Construde says:
No matter how many Billions of $$'s you have; You will Never be able to buy your way into Heaven.
J. P. says:
This almost seems like a repost?
Not that it wasn't interesting, just seemed familiar.
Bee Mail says:
Sean Quinn was a scumbag
loser name user name says:
You should do a biographical video on former Basketball player Junior Bridgeman. He took a modest income from basketball and turned it into a billion dollar fast food franchise industry.
REALDEALFU1 yo says:
SCHIMION WISSLA!!
wouter van de Hoef says:
Van genoeg piek op de bank, naar nog maar 1 piek in de boom
Paul Roberts says:
I hope that one day Trump gets on this list…. If you are going to betray your country, it seems like a fitting place to be.
you think phones wouldn't be realistic and ever catch on… um I got something to tell you
samardreams says:
Draco lord says:
I doubt that these 1%'s liked being part of the other 99%.
John Proteau says:
William C. Durant
Alan H says:
I thought MC Hammer may have made the list and I reckon Alan Bond could easily have made the list.
Shane K says:
The last guy was known as "the boy plunger", wow.
I never understood how we can have such a dislocation from reality as to recognize the dangers and negative aspects of materialism and greed, yet then create an entire global economy that is ran by that and supported by all. Thats what some would call a Disassociative Disorder.
King Washington says:
You stole this from Matthew Santoro. You bald bearded non American
My husband's stupid millionaire uncle spent all his money buying racehorses, which he sent uninsured by horse trailer in hot weather from South Dakota to Texas to race and win him lots of money. Yeah, right. Instead the horses were not rested, checked, or watered/fed for the entire trip. Some died; all were permanently damaged, and the uncle went bankrupt.
STAROMEGA54 says:
Didnt they already make this video some years ago.
Its so funny to listen to a British guy talk about the NFL hahahaha
Carrie Wright says:
The more money one gets, the more common sense they lose.
FeelsGood RS says:
this guy looks so convinsing that if he says that earth is flat, i believe him
Dern Vader says:
Don't keep all your eggs in one basket
Lord Jask says:
I like when the rich are brought down to reality, they shouldn't be allowed to be so disgustingly rich anyway, wage cap is needed at very least for those on the top
Mirokuofnite says:
Richest person to ever stand trial for murder? What about John du Pont? He was the only member of the Forbes 400 richest Americans ever to be convicted of murder.
Theta Sakana says:
Simon-stop saying smash.
Sandra Castle says:
It would be interesting to know more about what these people did after they lost all their money (besides going to jail).
Raymond Gonda says:
How is Eike Batista not on this list?!
Patrick Hudson says:
As a Fan of Donald Trump, he should be on this list.
Junelle Salmon says:
Not really sure how a neutral video receives dislikes…
james R. says:
Easy come , easy go . I wouldn't mind having a chance to make it on that list, or maybe not. It has been calculated that Trump would have been richer today if he had NOT gotten into risky real estate ventures and lost $1,000,000,000. That billion , wisely invested could have netted way much more than real estate ever could …at least for the "very stable genius".
ambureb says:
This made me sad. I'm the brokest person I know, but I still hate to see anyone's lives ruined.
Darren Bohan says:
Ever since Quinn went bankrupt and was removed from his company there has been a series of attacks on the new management. The most significant attack was the kidnapping of Kevin Lunney where they tied him up and cut him several times as well as carving the letters QIH (Quinn industrial holdings) into his chest and told him to resign from the company. His leg was then broken with a wooden post and he was dumped on the side of the road
JustLocal says:
the lord giveth and the lord taketh away😉
Marissa Bones says:
You can't lose what you've never had
Chetar Ruby says:
These stories were far too short. Some of them didn't even make sense. Less people, or more time, next time.
Glen Strong says:
How is Mike Tyson NOT on this list? I thought he held the record for the quickest , largest loss of income ever. Until I saw a few in this video…
awsome says:
No Selfridge?
araneus1 says:
It was reported that Livermore had 2 and half millon dollars in his apartment (he always had a lot of cash on hand for when an opportunity presented itself) and his widow gave it to his son, packed into a couple of carry bags, after he committed suicide. Not a bad stash.
Mike Dennington says:
don't feel sorry for any of this lot, look like crooks.
Rob Kirby says:
So much jealousy in these comments…
Christopher Harper Digicash says:
soooo, in other words Baby Doe was just like Voldo, guarding her husband's mine! LOL
R L says:
Repost?
Kitty Mervine says:
I think the heir to A and P just kept getting married. Over and over again. Lost his money.
reggiep75 says:
Greed is ALWAYS the element that ruins the rich and they deserve that ruin, if they have no logic or common sense.
Fran Reid says:
Don't people know how to put some away for a rainy day?
Richard Thigpen says:
Tom Bruner says:
Euros, pounds, dollars, inflation adjusted or not no one knows what they are. From now on tell us the amounts in groats.
Rick C says:
So basically, Quinn was the sod holding the hot potato when it blew up.
Martin D says:
I think you have to wrap them mantions in … cellophane and let the staff go or its a great depression no-no
Pho King #1 says:
Adrian Peterson loosing $250 million must have hurt.
Itsa Games says:
i dont even know what i would do if for some reason i inherited all that money, i would constantly feel that people would be trying to screw me over …… also making the equivalent of 1 billion dollars , then losing 90% of that on a single cotton trade??
BRO DIVERSIFY YO BONDS N!GGA!
Scheherazade Noir says:
The thing that never makes sense in these stories is nobody just chills and enjoys the money. It's like a sickness, "I've got xx-000s dollars in the bank,🤔 I think I'll squander it, risk it on trying to make more."
I'd buy 1 really nice house, a couple of smaller cribs in exotic but safe locales for wintering and ENJOY THE GOTDAMN MONEY! What's the point if you're laboring like a junkie tryin' to find drugs you're money grubbing so hard?
I'd make sure all of my family and friends were whole, then it would be the best food, a few excellent clothes and travel. I'd invest in passive income to cover as much of my overhead expenses so I wouldn't really touch my principle income. Lots of rent producing properties, paid off so all of the revenue was mine plus I'd have the equity in the paid off property.
Netflix, 420, chill.
Lather, rinse, repeat.🧓🏾🖖🏾🎅🏽🎄
Meh Carlos says:
All these so called bankruptcy are all lies
Rell says:
You say jaguar funny
Rodolpho's Tech channel says:
Look him up. He was one of the richest until lrecently
N M M says:
This video is a reminder money is fleeting. And the love of money is the root of all evil.
Lazonby Bear says:
Don't be fooled .
I bet not one of these guys is really broke . You think someone who has that amount of money doesn't hide cash an gold in a secret location plus you could hand cash to relative's lift them up to prop you up .. let's not forget about tax Haven's .. I think half of this information isn't the real truth . Rather the written truth they want you to know .. just remembered just because it's on paper doesn't make it fact .. hundreds of rich people claim to be bankrupt but are seen driving 300,000 luxury car and living a life the only big money brings .. can u make a video on this fact .
macsnafu says:
The rich get richer–except when they don't!!
RJ Spires says:
Looking forward to day that the Trump family ends completely broke.
Mike Driggs says:
To have is to lose, and to lose is to gain.
José Gregorio Santaella V. says:
I'm sorry but speech is way too fast, it is exhausting to listen to this, there is no room for wonder or emotion. Just made it through 3min mark.
rdobery says:
That's why I always check the seat cushions before I get rid of an old couch.
d d says:
Number 11 Simon!
All on him he had no insurance on a house that fried
He Simon keeps making videos that are ho hum or dumb because he had a small fortune he lost the balance of it
mark houghton says:
anyone who has a fortune and loses it deserves to
Nathalie Desrosiers says:
At 7:39, it is not a picture of Thomas Cullen Davis, but of Stan Farr (the basketball player and then Priscilla's boyfriend) and Priscilla.
Strangeman MTD says:
Number 8 had the best neckbeard i have ever seen. He should have put a patent on the neckbeard and he would have been rich again.
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HLTH 2022: "Build-Mode" Glen Tullman Talks Transcarent Clients, Charts Comparison With Livongo
Dec 12, 2022 • 0
By JESSICA DAMASSA, WTF HEALTH
Lesson learned: Don't bet against Glen Tullman. Transcarent's CEO brings his legendary "paper schedule packet" to our interview to prove the point that he carries Livongo's first growth chart around with him everyday as a reminder of the number of overnights it takes to build a "overnight success" of a business. As Glen puts it, "When you're building these companies, everybody remembers where you ended…they don't remember where you started."
So, how in the world did we get to this public prove-you-wrong? Catch the conversation that led us there as we talk about Transcarent's growth two-years in and address the elephant in the room about why there have been so few customer announcements from the employer-focused health and care company. We get a few name-drops here, and also assurance that publicity around some new Fortune 50 and Fortune 100 clients is imminent. Lots of other interesting "build-mode" talk about what else is starting to come together at Transcarent including the "first independent provider network in the country" and more details on the recent Prescryptive partnership which is aiming to rewrite the script on how employers source pharmacy benefits.
Matthew's health care tidbits: Digital Health is dead (well, not quite)
May 23, 2022 • 2
Each week I've been adding a brief tidbits section to the THCB Reader, our weekly newsletter that summarizes the best of THCB that week (Sign up here!). Then I had the brainwave to add them to the blog. They're short and usually not too sweet! –Matthew Holt
For today's health care tidbits, the elephant in the room has truely come home to roost, and now it's landed on the phone wire, it's close to breaking it. OK, I have stretched that metaphor to death but you'll get my point. Writing on THCB earlier this month Jeff Goldsmith and Eric Larsen picked up on something I've been saying for a while –the fall in valuation of publicly traded digital health companies will have a knock effect on private companies.
It took a while–those public companies stock prices started falling from their heights 14 months ago–but in the last month the venture capital scene has gone quiet. The days of sub $20m ARR companies getting mutli-hundred million dollar valuations are over for now. They will be back at some point in the future, as that's how Silicon Valley has always worked, but it'll be a while and in the meantime everyone is going to have to figure out what to do in the new world.
The "What to do?" question is getting harder as the data starts to come in, and it's getting ugly. On the one hand the two fastest growing digital health companies ever have both had their comeuppance. Livongo was a tremendous exit for its investors and ended up trading at 20 times future revenue before it got acquired by Teladoc for $18bn mostly in stock. This quarter Teladoc wrote off much of its investment in Livongo and the whole company is now only worth $5bn. Clearly those "synergies" between telehealth and chronic care management didn't work. The other rocket ship was Cerebral, which went from nothing in Jan 2020 to by Jan 2022 having over 100,000 patients and thousands of providers on its system as it raised over $300m from Softbank et al. Its aggressive & expensive customer acquisition costs, with its controversial controlled medication prescribing patterns, brought it way too much controversy. Its young CEO is gone, and it'll be a slow climb back with bankruptcy and collapse the likeliest of outcomes.
But the part of digital health that's trying to replace the incumbents is not the only place showing ugliness. The technologies and services being rolled out are often not working. Exhibit A is a randomized controlled trial conducted a Univ of Pennsylvania. One set of heart patients was set up with connected blood pressure cuffs, a pillbox that tracked their Rx adherence and lots of coaching help. The others were sent home with the proverbial leaflet and told to call if they had problems. You'd assume many more deaths and hospital readmissions in the second group. You'd be wrong. There were no differences.
So digital health needs to see if it can produce services companies that move the needle on costs and outcomes. The advantage is that they are eventually competing with hospital systems whose DNA doesn't allow them the ability to let them cross the chasm to the new world. The bad news is that those systems have huge reserves which they can use to subsidize their old world activities.
I'm hoping digital health's impact in the next 2 years will be as big as it was in the past 2, It's by no means dead or over, but I am pessimistic.
Walmart Picks Transcarent: Tullman on First 'Everyday Low Prices' Offer for Self-Insured Employers
Walmart is looking to scale its healthcare business in a brand-new way: setting its sights on self-insured employers. Today the retail giant announced a go-to-market partnership with Transcarent that will make its "everyday low price" prescription drugs and healthcare services available to self-insured employers for the very first time. Transcarent's Executive Chairman & CEO Glen Tullman drops in to give us the inside story on the deal with Walmart, what it means for the industry, and how it could once-and-for-all ignite the 'disruption of the payer' that we've been waiting for since JP Morgan, Berkshire Hathaway, and Amazon came together to found Haven.
Transcarent and Glen are hell-bent on re-making the healthcare payment model by eliminating as many middlemen as possible, reshaping the health and care experience along the way. So, what does this partnership with Walmart mean for that mission and for Transcarent? Is this "THE Deal" we'll look back on as the one that catapulted Transcarent into a new phase of growth? Remember when Glen's last company, Livongo, shot into the stratosphere after its deal with CVS Health? I ask Glen if he's running the same play in a much bigger game and finally concede: Transcarent is NOT a healthcare navigator!
Teladoc Health's Mental Health Move: Unite Best of Livongo, Virtual Care in myStrength Complete
The Teladoc Health-Livongo merger continues to expand Teladoc Health's virtual care capabilities — this time in mental health. Dr. Julia Hoffman, Head of Mental Health Strategy for Teladoc Health, gives us the inside story on the launch of myStrength Complete, the souped-up, next-gen version of the digital mental health app that Livongo acquired in 2019 and integrated into its "AI-plus-AI whole person health" platform. So, what's new now that all this is part of Teladoc? Think full-service mental health care, akin to what you might find in a digital mental health point solution, but with more providers… sitting on top of a gold-standard telehealth and remote monitoring infrastructure… and ready-to-move on an outsized opportunity for integration into Teladoc's virtual primary care offering, Livongo for Diabetes, Livongo for Hypertension, and so on.
myStength Complete is now more than just a smart, cognitive behavioral therapy app; it's the entry point into an entire mental health care continuum of services. Teladoc Health's physicians stand ready for telehealth consults alongside a robust portfolio of coaching and self-service mental health care programs that are bolstered by the data-driven "health nudges" made famous by Livongo's ever-improving AI-AI engine. Looking forward, the data integration strategy has a lot of potential to do a lot of good. Julia talks about how her team is already leveraging learnings from the Livongo products into a better intake process for members, helping them more quickly, easily, and accurately find the type of care they need. This is no small feat, especially when we find out that Teladoc Health consumer survey data shows that about 60% of people seeking mental health care say they have no idea where to start, or what their diagnosis would be. We get into all those survey findings (a little gold mine for those interested in consumer sentiment and digital mental health) and a full "under-the-hood" poking around of myStrength Complete in advance of its July roll-out to employers. This interview is one to watch now for the full details on how Teladoc Health is pushing further into virtual mental health care.
#Healthin2Point00, Episode 161 | Partnerships galore & a new SPAC
Oct 27, 2020 • 0
Today on Health in 2 Point 00, we have some hot gossip re: Glen Tullman starting his own SPAC. On Episode 161, Jess and I discuss Bind Benefits raising $105 million, BridgeHealth merging with Transcarent and raising $40 million in a Series A, and Loyal raising $12.5 million in a Series A. Jess also asks for my take on a slew of new partnerships between Lyra and Calm, Cigna and MDLive, and Doctor on Demand and CareLinx. —Matthew Holt
Health in 2 Point 00, Episode 144 | Magical Forests, PsychCentral's History, & More Funding Rounds
Aug 19, 2020 • 0
On Episode 144 of Health in 2 Point 00, Matthew has gingerly emerged from his office and gone into a Magical Forest! Jess asks me about Healthline media acquiring PsychCentral, the first-ever online psychiatry support group and I explain the history of how it has been passed around from Corporates to PE firms, Bridge Connector getting 25.5M for its interoperability platform, Cecelia Health raising $13M for its chronic condition management service, and Reify closing $30M to help pharma companies run clinical trials from home. Also, we had our first book club discussion with authors Hemant Teneja (VC at General Catalyst) & Stephen Klasko (CEO at Jefferson Health System) on their book "UnHealthcare: A Manifesto for Health Assurance". Glen Tullman also made a special guest appearance during the discussion. The episode will be released soon! – Matthew Holt
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Health in 2 Point 00, Episode 143 | Lumeon, Nurx, Thirty Madison, & More
On Episode 143 of Health in 2 Point 00, we have all the alphabets in the raising series represented ;)! Jess asks me about Lumeon raising a $30M Series D for their care orchestration centers, Nurx raising a $22M Series C to develop out its online pharmacy presence, Thirty Madison getting $47M and Johnson & Johnson is an investor this round, Bodyport closing an $11.2 M Series A for their weighing scale platform that can detect early cardiovascular disease, and Kumanu raising a $3M Series A to grow out its platform that helps people figure out their lives' purpose.
Be sure to check out our talk from the 7 competitor CEOs to Teledoc & Livongo who weigh in about the $19B merger. If you want to join our book club, we are reading UnHealthcare: A Manifesto for Health Assurance, which is a how-to for creating a platform for a revolutionary future for healthcare, by Hemant Teneja (VC at General Catalyst) and Stephen Klasko (CEO at Jefferson Health System). We will have a video on our discussion with the authors which will be published on the 3rd Wednesday of every month! —Matthew Holt
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Teladoc & Livongo — The Health Techerati Weigh-In
Six competitor CEOs and one ex-CMO discuss the biggest-ever digital health merger
By JESS DAMASSA & MATTHEW HOLT
It was the news that stunned the world of health tech. And us! So we had seven of Teladoc and Livongo's biggest competitors weigh-in on what the merger means for telehealth, digital health, the future of health care delivery–and their businesses! You'll hear from the CEOs of Omada, Ginger, One Drop, Vida, Lark & Cloudbreak, with some spicy commentary from Lyle Berkowitz who was, until recently, CMO at MD Live. From reaction to the merger to speculation about how this will impact the future of digital health funding, fasten your seat belts for some impactful and fun infotainment about all the implications of the deal.
Health in 2 Point 00, Episode 141 | Teladoc Livongo Merger Special
Aug 5, 2020 • 0
Today, a special Health in 2 Point 00. Jessica DaMassa asks me about the biggest news in public digital health companies ever: this morning's merger of Teladoc and Livongo. We discuss the deal, the implications for digital health, what's next for Continuous Clinics, whether our T-Shirts will become a collectors item, and of course what about our book club on August 19! —Matthew Holt
Vida Health's CEO on Scaling Up in the Highly Competitive Chronic Condition Virtual Care Space
Even before Covid19, virtual care for chronic conditions was a hot and competitive area, with the heat turned up by Livongo Health's IPO last year and big funding rounds for companies like Omada Health, Virta Health, and One Drop. Another contender in the space, Vida Health, has been best known for taking a "platform" approach to chronic condition management before "platforming out" became the-move-to-make for scaling health tech companies. Their digital health biz actually started out with a "whole health approach" to helping patients manage all their conditions at once, integrating care for diabetes, hypertension, COPD, high cholesterol, mental health conditions, and more from the get-go. Contrast that to some of their biggest competitors, who have adapted to that approach by adding on treatments for co-morbidities as their core businesses evolved.
Is there a benefit to starting out with a holistic care model that those who build it along the way can't capture? We caught up with Vida Health's founder & CEO, Stephanie Tilenius, to find out what advantage starting out as a platform play has brought to her business, which just closed a $25M funding round in April and is now available to more than 1.5 million people through employers and health plans.
How will the company scale from here? How will they remain competitive in such a crowded space? Stephanie talks through some of Vida Health's post-pandemic plans AND how lessons learned from her "previous life" as an exec in Big Tech during that industry's growth era of the 2000s & 2010s has shaped her thinking about the uptake of technology in healthcare. Not only did Stephanie work at eBay, PayPal, and Google during the birth of the online payment era, BUT she also helped take an online pharmacy company (Planet Rx) public during the dotcom boom.


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Five places to eat in Sioux Falls, South Dakota & Win a getaway!
When I received an opportunity to learn and share with you, some traveling experiences from Sioux Falls, SD, I instantly became super excited! No joke, my husband has been spending loads of time lately, researching ideas for a big family trip he wants to take next summer, to the Dakotas. He went on a big family vacation to the Black Hills when he was a kid, and he can't wait to take our boys there!
As for me, I am not much of a camper, but now, I am getting excited because Sioux Falls looks like a quaint place that I would like to visit. Right now, Visitsiouxfalls.com is giving away a weekend giveaway! Doesn't that not sound totally perfect? I love visiting towns all across the midwest and seeing what they have to offer. You can check out details about this giveaway Here.
Plus, since I am a foodie, I love to eat out when I travel. I was super inspired by a few of the places I saw this past week! When I saw this video by travel blog Ale and Terre.I instantly became excited about this trip Greg is planning to the Dakotas too!
Here are 5 restaurants I would love to try when I visit Sioux Falls, South Dakota!
Famous Daves – I am going to have to try this All American BBQ Feast when I visit Sioux Falls with my boys. I promised my boys that I would make them a Cowboy dinner like this one. I have not made it yet. They are waiting for their American feast.
Oh my goodness, you guys! You need to check out this website! This just looks like an amazing, old fashion diner. My kids would love to try this place out! How fun does this menu look?
Doesn't this coffee shop look glorious? When my husband and I travel, we love checking out the local coffee shop. We always need out caffeine fix in the morning, and I love checking out what special coffee drinks they have at the local place!
Looks spectacular! I love it when midwest restaurants use local ingredients in their cuisines. We really do have some of the best local food sources, here in the midwest.
Looks like an absolutely amazing spot for local wines, homemade pizzas, sandwiches and soups. I love the look of this artisan cheese and meat board as well. Upon checking out their website, I noticed they also have cooking classes here! I plan on checking that out for sure!
In addition to these five restaurants, I would love to see the Falls of Sioux Falls. ( It is funny, I live in Cedar Falls, and we don't actually have a "Falls").
So many wonderful places to try. These are only some of them! For a chance to #win! a Weekend Getaway to Sioux Falls, SD, head over to this website.