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Bizarre fortunes flourish as world’s richest gain $1.2 trillion

By Tom Metcalf, Jack Witzig Bloomberg The leveraging of a giant social-media presence, a catchy tune about a family of sharks and a burgeoning collection of junkyards are just a few of the curious ways that helped make 2019 a fertile year for fortunes to blossom around the world.

Kylie Jenner became the youngest self-made billionaire this year after her company, Kylie Cosmetics, signed an exclusive partnership with Ulta Beauty Inc. She then sold a 51% stake for $600 million.

It has been almost two months since the Washington Nationals captured their first World Series championship, but people around the world are still singing along to the baseball team’s adopted rallying cry: “Baby Shark, doodoo doo-doo doo-doo.”

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The emergence of atypical fortunes underscores just how much money the uber-rich accumulated in 2019.

And the richer they were at the start of the year, the richer they got.

The world’s 500 wealthiest people tracked by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index added $1.2 trillion, boosting their collective net worth 25% to $5.9 trillion.

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“The hoarding of wealth by the few is coming at the cost of people’s lives,” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a self-described democratic socialist, said in a Dec. 12 tweet as the U.K. began to vote.

Still, the defeat of Britain’s socialist opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn, whose campaign included attacks on billionaires and calls to “rewrite the rules of our economy,” gave an added boost to mega-fortunes.

Leading the 2019 gains was France’s Bernard Arnault, who added $36.5 billion as he rose on the Bloomberg index to become the world’s third-richest person and one of three centibillionaires — those with a net worth of at least $100 billion.

In all, just 52 people on the ranking saw their fortunes decline on the

year.

Amazon.com’s Jeff Bezos was down almost $9 billion, but that drop is because of his divorce settlement with MacKenzie Bezos. The e-commerce titan is still ending the year as the world’s richest person after Amazon shares jumped on Thursday.

The company reported a ‘record breaking’ holiday season with billions of items shipped and “tens of millions” of Amazon devices like the Echo Dot sold.

Here’s what the year looked like for the 0.001%.

2019 winners: ► The 172 American billionaires on the Bloomberg ranking added $500 billion, with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg up $27.3 billion and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates rose $22.7 billion. ► Representation from China continued to grow, with the nation’s

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2019 declines: ► Rupert Murdoch’s personal fortune dropped by about $10 billion after proceeds from Walt Disney’s purchase of Fox assets were distributed to his six children, making them billionaires in their own right. ► Interactive Brokers Group Inc.’s Thomas Peterffy saw his wealth slump by $2.1 billion as investors weighed a reshaped competitive landscape for brokerage businesses after rival

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Flu season is here, and it’s coming for your kids

By Michelle Cortez The Washington Post

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The flu is out in force.

And so far this season, it’s been hitting children the hardest.

Influenza is a wily virus-it’s almost impossible to predict where and how it will strike as it circumnavigates the globe. There are, however, some patterns that routinely occur, allowing investigators and public health agencies to sometimes anticipate what lies ahead.

This is not one of those times.

Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said flulike symptoms started spurring higher than

normal doctor visits in the U.S. in early November-weeks earlier than other recent flu seasons.

The disease has also shown up in and shut down elementary schools across the South and West, in states such as Texas, Idaho, Oregon and Alaska. Much of the Northeast, a traditional hotbed for flu-induced misery, remains largely unscathed for now.

At the same time, the severity of this year’s flu has been comparatively low. The number of people dying from pneumonia and influenza during the first week of December was substantially lower than the 6.4 percent thresh-

old used to declare a flu epidemic at this time of year. (A new report on the spread of influenza spread is scheduled for release later Friday.)

This of course is a welcome change from two years ago, when an intense flu season started picking up speed in November and held a sustained peak into January and February.

Some hospitals were so overwhelmed that they set up triage tents in parking lots. Ultimately, about 61,000 Americans died, making it one of the longest and most deadly flu seasons in years.

So why do so many people have the flu so

early this year, and why is it relatively weak?

The type of virus that’s circulating may be the explanation.

“Influenza activity is a little bit unusual for this time of the year because what we have predominantly is influenza B,” said Lynnette Brammer, head of the CDC’s domestic surveillance program. “Influenza B activity tends to impact children more than adults, particularly older adults. And the elderly drive mortality and hospitalizations.’’

But influenza B doesn’t let the youngsters off the hook.

“If we stick with an influenza B season, I

expect this would probably be a mild year for the population as a whole,” Brammer said.”But for kids, hospitalizations and even pediatric deaths would be similar to any other season. For kids, influenza B can be just as bad as influenza A.” It’s uncommon for influenza B to hit first in the U.S., which often sees an initial wave of the more dangerous influenza A viruses-the types that can cause a flu pandemic. But the season is far from over in North America: The current spread of a weaker Influenza B could easily be followed by a strain of influenza A.

“Anyone who tries to predict the flu season based on early information doesn’t understand influenza very well,” said Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. “The case numbers are up early, but it’s such a difficult disease to predict — I don’t think we can say anything about how severe it may be.”

There is one point of which experts are certain, though.

“Flu is here,” Osterholm said. “Now is the time to get an immunization if you haven”t already.”

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Mealworm macaroni?

Chefs turn bugs into tasty dishes

By Lorraine Allen The Washington Post What would you say if your parents served mealworm macaroni for dinner? How about tarantula tacos, with chocolate chip cricket cookies as dessert? You might think they were pranking you, but eating insects and spiders is no joke.

The Amazon rainforest in South America is burning, and that’s partly because of cattle farming and human consumption of meat.

As awareness of climate change grows, many people are working hard to find immediate and long-term solutions, including chefs and visionaries in the food industry — because one obvious and quick way to cut pollution, reduce waste and create a more sustainable future is to rethink what we eat.

In 2013, the United Nations reported that a bug-rich diet could play an important role in global health and sustainability. Sound gross?

Bugs are actually tasty, and billions of humans have been feasting on them since the beginning of time. Today, more than a third of the global population regularly enjoys insects and arachnids (mainly spiders and scorpions) as food, according to the experts at Brooklyn Bugs, in Brooklyn, New York. The organization aims to change the way

many Americans think of creepy-crawly things on our plates, in our mouths and in our bellies.

“We all need to redefine what we think of as food,” says Joseph Yoon, executive director of Brooklyn Bugs. Yoon has been crisscrossing the nation enticing students, educators and cafeteria staff to embrace edible insects. He is asking them to consider, with all the environmental and health benefits bugs deliver, why we’re not eating them already.

Yoon says eating insects is like eating any other food. Because we’re not used to preparing them or seeing them on menus, he says, many Americans may perceive bugs as revolting. But when sampled in familiar, delicious dishes, views often change.

With more than 2,000 types of edible creatures identified — including flies, bees, spiders and caterpillars, each with distinctive textures and flavors — where do you start? Here, Yoon shares three popular bugs for kids: Crickets: Like all insects, these great hoppers use far less water, feed and space than cattle and other larger sources of protein.

Thanks to budding popularity, energy bars, chocolate balls, chips, pasta, flour and more made from crickets are widely available online and in specialty stores.

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Mealworms: A mealworm is actually the larva of a beetle, and, yucky as that may sound, they’re

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Black ants: These little guys’ zesty, citrusy flavor is surprising. “It’s like popping a (lemon hard candy) in your mouth,” says Yoon, with delight.

Nutritionally insects are powerhouses, containing about the same amount of protein as beans, meat or fish, ounce for ounce, as well as essential fatty acids, important fiber (not usually found in meat), and loads of healthy vitamins and minerals.

If that’s not enough to persuade you to try a plate of environmentally friendly fried dragonflies, or a handful of chocolate-coated spiders, consider this: Like shellfish, insects and arachnids are arthropods, so if you enjoy shrimp, crab or lobster, you’re already eating their relatives from the sea. But insects therefore share some common food allergens with shellfish, too, so be sure to seek the advice of your doctor before eating any bugs if food allergies are a concern.

For buggy recipes and inspiration, check out the Brooklyn Bugs Instagram feed, the Smithsonian series Bug Bites or an insect cookbook.

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Two Wisconsin dogs rescued by bus driver on cold night

By Michael Brice-Saddler The Washington Post Jamie Grabowski had just finished her bus route in Milwaukee on Dec. 18 when she noticed something peculiar around midnight: two dogs, seemingly unattended, darting in and out of the road.

Cognizant of freezing temperatures in the area that night, Grabowski, a Milwaukee County Transit System driver, decided her trip back to the garage would have to wait. Surveillance video shows her bring the vehicle to a stop before calling out to the two dogs, who stayed closely attached to each other as she beckoned

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Advice for bad weather driving

By Christopher Elliot The Washington Post

Unless you enjoy living dangerously, getting behind the wheel in a winter storm probably isn’t your idea of fun.

“Road surfaces can change quickly between dry, snow-packed and icy — all of which require a different approach to steering and stopping,” says Leslie Kasperowicz, a Minneapolis driver who edits CarInsurance.org, a car insurance website.

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12 11:00 A.M. Large Farm Machinery & Daily/Livestock Equipment Auction Located: 25321 488th Ave., Garretson, SD – From Garretson, SD (Watertower) – 2 miles east and ¼ mile south Owners: Brad & Monica Nussbaum. Auctioneers: Chuck Sutton, Dean Stoltenberg, Jared Sutton & Bob Julson SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 10:00 A.M. Extraordinary Specialty Tool & Equipment Auction - Challenger 4015XFX 4 Post Drive on 15,000 lb.

Truck/Auto Hoist, Ranger AC134A Cool Charge Recover-Recycle-Recharge A/C Machine, Shop Hoists, Cherry Picker, Cornwell 80 Gal. Air Compressor, Hot 2 Go Power Washer, Welders, Large Assortment of Many Specialty Tools, 2 Glass Showcases & More! Located at auction at my shop known as Prairie Performance which is located at 27193 Linda Ave., Tea SD. From the Tea Exit #73 on I-29, 1/2 mile west on 271st St./Lincoln Co. Hwy #106 to 470th Ave., then 1 mile south on 470th to 272nd St., then 1/4 mile west on 272nd and 1/10th mile north on Linda Ave. Owner: Prairie Performance Diesel, Brent Bartels. Auctioneers: Chuck Sutton, Jared Sutton SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 10:00 A.M. 28th Annual Aurora Co. 4-H Consignment Auction. Located: Aurora Co. 4-H Ag Building in Plankinton, S.D. Selling First Aurora Co. Surplus Auction, Antiques, Collectables, Coins, Feed, some Machinery, Furniture, Tools, many donated items, food & homemade pies & many more misc. items by sale day. Owners: Aurora Co. & Guest Consignors. Auctioneers: Olsen Auction Service, Plankinton, SD Clyde Olsen, Rodney Olivier & Allen Ymker

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We provide construction expertise, knowledge and materials that will make your building experience pleasant & rewarding.

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ELECTRICAL

Buying automobiles as is- no prep work needed. Farm machinery, white goods, wire & all other metal. Roll off containers & farm clean up is available. Also BUYING aluminum, aluminum cans, copper & brass.

Commercial, Farm & Residential Wiring

CONSTRUCTION

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