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Simon video 11: top 10 incredible shark attacks that will scare you

0:00 - INTRO
00:36 - The USS Indianapolis Disaster
01:24 - Rodney Fox: Survival and Legacy
02:09 - The Bondi Beach Attack of 1929
02:48 - Mick Fanning’s Close Call at the J-Bay Open
03:27 - The 1916 Jersey Shore Attacks
04:05 - The Red Sea Attacks of 2010
04:45 - Bethany Hamilton’s Inspiring Comeback
05:23 - The Matawan Creek Attacks
06:02 - The Tragic Death of Shirley Ann Durdin
06:35 - Reunion Island’s Shark Crisis
07:28 - CONCLUSION


Simon video 12: Top 10 Incredible Footballers Who Wasted Their Talent

0:00 - INTRO
00:36 - Antonio Cassano
01:25 - Ricardo Quaresma
02:10 - Alexandre Pato
02:49 - Adriano
03:29 - Ravel Morrison
04:07 - Hatem Ben Arfa
04:43 - Robinho
05:23 - Mario Balotelli
06:04 - Paul Gascoigne
06:44 - George Best
07:21 - CONCLUSION



Simon video 13: Top 10 Greatest Traders of All Time

0:00 - INTRO
00:38 - Jesse Livermore
01:19 - Richard Dennis
01:52 - Paul Tudor Jones
02:28 - George Soros
03:11 - Michael Steinhardt
03:49 - Jim Simons
04:41 - Stanley Druckenmiller
05:22 - John Paulson
06:09 - Ray Dalio
07:07 - Warren Buffett 



Simon video 14: Top 10 Millionaire Failure Stories

0:00 - INTRO
00:38 - Howard Schultz
01:27 - Walt Disney
02:11 - Richard Branson
03:01 - Elon Musk
03:57 - Henry Ford
04:46 - Thomas Edison
05:29 - Mark Cuban
06:02 - Steve Jobs
06:45 - Kylie Jenner
07:19 - Ralph Lauren


Simon video 15: Top 10 Inspiring Rags to Riches Success Stories

0:00 - INTRO
00:34 - Oprah Winfrey
01:15 - Howard Schultz
01:59 - Ralph Lauren
02:38 - J.K. Rowling
03:25 - Andrew Carnegie
04:13 - Chris Gardner
04:56 - Daymond John
05:39 - Elizabeth Holmes
06:19 - Colonel Harland Sanders
07:08 - Ellen DeGeneres

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