I was a communist for the FBI. I was a communist for the FBI. I was a communist for the FBI. The incidents and the story you're about to hear are based on the actual records and authentic experiences of Matzavetek, who for nine fantastic years live as a communist for the FBI. Here is our star, Dana Andrews, as Matzavetek. Nine years, from citizen with nothing to conceal, to spy, conspirator, confident of rogues and traitors, fugitive and decent man and tormenter of the righteous, then free citizen again. Nine years of fear and desperation, but of service too, and sometimes inspiration, new beliefs in a human family. I'm glad it all happened. In a moment, listen to Dana Andrews as Matzavetek, under cover man. Dana Andrews as Matzavetek, under cover man. This story from the confidential file is marked, forged faces. I make my hourly check with communist headquarters from a good soundproofed pay station. I get Comrade Revchinko on the phone, as usual abrupt and insulting self. I'm in the middle of a counter-insult, which I've found the best defense against Revchinko's insolence, when he interrupts me to put another comrade on the phone. I wait, preparing a cold and hostile manner. I've got to do that to preserve some self-respect among the comrade. I wonder who this new comrade will be, to have inspired tones of respect from Revchinko. I wait and then... Comrade Stetek? Oh. What do you mean by oh? A lady comrade. I suppose I should be flattered that you distinguish me as a lady. Something in the voice.  Say when? Say where? Are you familiar with the suburbs, Ottawa Heights? Some of my best friends are Ottawa's. Meet me at the circle. My car will be parked about a hundred feet south of the circle traffic light. When? Our appointment is for 10 p.m. so meet me at my car at 9.30. What appointment at 10 p.m.? A beautiful one for a lady and her gentlemen. Goodbye, comrade Stetek. Goodbye to you, comrade question mark. Benedetta. Benedetta. Lady like? Comrade Stetek? Benedetta, Benedetta. A strange, almost affected name, but one that goes with a licked voice on the telephone. At 9.30, I'm cruising slowly through the better area of our best suburb. I locate the circle and the dark shadow of a single car park this side of the traffic light. I stop behind the dim car and turn off my lights and get out. Walk to the other car. The woman is behind the wheel. Overhanging trees block off the light from the corner. The woman is nearly a form and an outline in the darkness. A veiled face without detail. Only an exquisite voice named Benedetta. Get in. That's very good. We'll talk a moment and then keep our appointment. Go ahead. With Dr. Victor Perkins. A professional visit? Yes. At this hour? At this hour. Special appointment. Dr. Perkins' specialty is one that may be very useful to party one day. Access to the key history files of a high-ranking doctor like Perkins could be invaluable to us. Blackmail, etc. Do we invite him to join the party? We can tell him to join. Or else what? A few years ago, Dr. Perkins operated on a man whose face had been badly injured in a feminine explosion. A man named Macklin. Then he performed a miracle of surgery to restore humanity to Macklin's shattered face. Oh, plastic surgeon. Perkins didn't know that Macklin was a dangerous criminal. You and I are now prepared to present proof that he did know it. And that for a large fee, performed the operation for a shotgun wound. Without informing the police. Blackmail. In order to use him and to blackmail others through his files, I present myself as a patient. He will come out to talk to my anxious and attentive husband. Namely you. And while you detain him, I plant certain incriminating papers in his file. You're Mrs. Matthew Savetti? Yes, I was involved in an accident with fire. Where are you? Why do you suppose I was chosen for this job? Why do I wear a veil and go out on midnight? I'm sorry. You find it difficult, if not impossible, to discuss it. Even with my physician. You'll understand. I'll have done most of the explaining. There we go. I'm ready when you are, wife. A housekeeper admits Benedetta to Dr. Perkins' elegant office while I wait in the reception room. My mind remains obsessed and possessed with an image of Benedetta. Tall and graceful and somehow electric in her almost totally black costume. I wait ten minutes and Dr. Perkins comes out straight, gentle and serious. Mr. Svedic? Please sit down. If I may have a word with you before Mrs. Svedic comes out. Please, Doctor. I've already shown your wife this, this book with some of the restorations I've succeeded in making. I don't make very broad claims, Mr. Svedic. You mean so far as my wife is concerned? In anything. I understand completely. No promises, no claims. Only the record of performance. I think the cases represented in this book are a fair example of what you may have some right to expect if you'd care to glance through it. Oh, yes, I would. Not very pretty, you see. No.  Well, that's not the same woman. It is. And thank you. Good luck with us, Doctor. That's for you and Mrs. Svedic to discuss. Oh, I see. Well, uh, what do I owe you this far? Mrs. Svedic took care of that, thank you. So, why can't you take it after me later? It's been too good of you, Doctor. Well, I'm here to be helpful. I know. You'll hear better from us, Doctor. And remember about the photograph if you decide, won't you? Yes, Doctor. Well, good night, Dr. Praveen. Good night. The enchantment of a romantic situation in my early reading in the fragrance of dark perfume is one thing. The witches' broth of blackmail that I've helped start bubbling is another that I have no take for. Part of Perveen's is a decent and useful and gifted citizen and a comrade. They figure a way to turn his heart and his mercy to their corrupt end. And where does it ever stop? Who's safe? Not you, not me, not Tom, not Dick, not Harry, not anyone great or small. That's the eye contact of progress today. You all finished eating that? No appetite after eating my heart out. It's an unusually interesting case, man. Famous, blackmail, but so sparkling. Yeah, that presents an interesting question and maybe some answers. Why is a communist? Why do they fall for it? You take this Benedetta. Because of some mysterious accident, fire, she says. Why not? It's communism for self-justification, revenge on society. I don't know. But that fire or whatever it was was sure a dirty break for Dr. Victor Pervance. Huh? Benedetta, where have you been? Long time no see. Never mind. I'll see you tonight. Say when, say where, say how. Pick me up in front of my hotel at 10 tonight. The graveyard just again. What do you know about photography? Indeed I can. Bring whatever you need. Okay? Important. Understand? Five. A fairly decent camera beside me and a gadget bag will have impressive attachments. I pick up Benedetta at the agreed time. Then with Benedetta navigating, we steer for the suburbs again. This time to a broken, abandoned place overlooking the sea. I mean always there. My lady in black tells me to stop the car on a nubby dirt road and we go up creaking steps into the cavernous house haunted by us. In here. What about a light? No. Is this your beach house? No. Then I won't ask if it's your furniture, especially since there isn't any. A bookshelf against the wall. No books. And no light.   The ocean is so beautiful. Especially by moonlight. Especially if you have a clear title to the house. Golfing nipples. Draining a sea. Sapphire by day. Darkest space by night. We follow. If I could only forget a laugh. What about this photography now? Behind the bookcase. I will hold a flashlight for you. I go to the bookcase and go behind it. I pull out a large flat portfolio. The kind artists keep their work in. Open it. I open it. There's nothing inside. It's gone. Whatever it was. It was there. I know it was there. Well, tell me what. Benadette. Benadette. It's been missing from the museum today. I took it. You took it? Don't attend, but it was me. And what needs mine is not so. It's not true. Benadette, listen to me. Gone. It's no good to me. Gone. It's useless to me. It's hopeless. I was going to put it back. I just wanted a picture of it. That's all. That's all. You believe me? Yes. There are no photographs of it. It's the condition of the gift.  Yes, I do. We'd better get out of this place and get her. It's badly haunted. Starring as Matt Sepetick. And I was a communist for the FBI. And the second act of our story. Benadette is cold lit soared again when I dropped her off at her hotel. I watched her from the car as she ducked her head out in the desk like this. Still trying to hide her veil face from the elevator man at the elevator door's hide-and-seek sight. Then I break a strict FBI rule. I call my FBI contact at his hotel. Covering up as much as we can with our pre-arranged double talks. But adding up to a midnight conference in his room. Shouldn't have come here, Matt. You know that. I shouldn't have a shake here, but I had. And having you and Dr. Furvey? Whatever new torment the comrades have figured out one is in others' room in his hand. I'm personally grateful for that. Tell me about the girl now. Well, she dragged me out to a lonely beach house. Apparently, a photograph of painting of herself. But she'd stolen from the local museum. She must have been quite a girl in her pre-veil-wearing days. Old call. Uh, Shelley 938 Oldies. Who? Tinkin Boyce. Who? The director of the Arthur's games. I want to know if that painting of Benedetta's really been stolen. Or if it exists at all. It could have been fantasy. We get Tinkin Boyce out of bed. And we get an embarrassed admission that establishes one thing at once. Benedetta isn't out of her mind yet. In his study, Boyce tells me about Benedetta. Richard Warner painted it years ago. His incredibly beautiful and fascinating wife. Oh, if Richard Warner had only lived. Why didn't he? He was taking his wife to the desert for her health. And his private plane crashed in Arizona. Richard Warner died in the wreck. What about his wife? Vamish. Tim A. Now, um, I have kept the test of the painting from the newspapers until several Warner are out. Richard's surviving brother, the donor of the painting. Is he arriving? He's here. Where? Why? Do you want the painting back or not? Well, certainly I want it back. Invite Warner for dinner tomorrow. No, I have not spoken to him in years. Now I'm afraid to. You don't want the painting back, is that it? Yes. Well, invite him for dinner. So he'll be away from home when I want to get in. And let's have his address. The door is unlocked. The deal isn't there. But the door is unlocked because somebody has been there before me with a key. I look all over for any portfolio that might hold a small foil painting. Nothing. Seville Warner's personal effects pay off better. In a worn leather document space, I find a note written on blue paper in a woman's graceful but strong hand. My dear Richard, you know by now it's the accident under the tragic. I am well, but I must never see you again, Mrs. White. We were not flying here for my health. We were in love. We were running away. But now that he's dead, I cannot return to you. I know how this will shock and hurt you. Forgive me. Then again. Who turned out the light? Who is it? Did you find the painting? No. Did you? You were here before, weren't you? No. I didn't find it. Where is it? Now wait. Listen to me. Where is it? This will be about a private plane that crashed and burned in Arizona years ago. Fine. Fine. Take it easy. You and your husband crashed and burned. Yes. I see it now. Only the papers made a natural mistake. No, there was no mistake. The man with you on that trip wasn't your husband. It's a lie. The authorities positively identified the body of Richard. For 10 days after the wreck, you write a note to your husband, who was supposed to have been killed in the wreck. No. Who was really the man in the plane with you? You've no right to insult me, so the authorities... Quiet. Thank you for the light, Mr. Warner. Who are you? You broke into a beach house last night. Who are you, I say? You stole an oil painting by Richard Warner. Indeed. You followed the woman who had hidden the painting in that beach house. You broke in and you took it. Simple. Why? Simple. It was mine. The painting is at this moment safely back in the museum. If it is, you took it back. Of course. Why? Who's the veiled lady you followed to the beach house? Why can't you let that pass my bearing? I can't. Let it just lie. Sit down. Here. Benedetta was your wife. Yes. You are not Seville Warner, brother of the man who married and who painted Benedetta. But that man himself, you're Richard. Benedetta's husband. Yes. The man killed in the wreck was your brother. It was my inspiration. Benedetta. She became ill. Nothing serious. I was painting in the teetons. I told Seville to take her to the desert for a few weeks. They crashed. I received that note from Benedetta, saying she'd been running away with Seville, pleading for forgiveness. The authorities took the charred body in the wreckage for you. Yes. And you just left it that way. You became your own brother. And something else. When I gave up my own identity, I shed a reptile skin. Richard Warner had been a communist, hating communism, praying for escape. When I took the identity of my dead brother, I was free of communism. They would let me alone. What good to communist is a dead comrade. I had lost my beloved wife. I had also shed the reptile skin. The very cream of the dust, eh? Perhaps. When the painting vanished, I knew she must have taken it. Did you know why? She always loved it so. Is that a good bourgeoisie motive for robbery? I couldn't let the police hunt her down like a beast. I came back to find the painting and return it. Welcome to it and welcome back. Comrade Warner? No. Welcome. Look out.  Good night, comrade.  It's hard to take awful hard, but I take it. Somehow I've got to keep Warner lost to the party and use it to lose Benedetta to the party as well. I keep myself covered all the time if my plans misfire. I don't want Benedetta reporting me to the control commission. But she's in the kitchen in her husband's apartment. No, no she isn't. There's a tall veiled figure at the elevators and I start running and pulling her away just as she's about to press the button for the down car. Benedetta! Let me alone, please, please let me alone. Listen, you've got to go back there. How can I? You don't understand. How can I? Wait, go back, but don't fall for his talk. He'll tell you he loves you. Richard, still loves me? But don't listen to it for his forgiveness. Don't listen to him.  What?  But tell him you're in the party now and summon him to return to the party or face the consequence. He loves me. He forgives me. But a renegade to the party. And there's nothing to forgive. I never betrayed him. That letter was a lie for his sake. He loved my beauty so, and look at it. You wanted to see? See, my girl's beauty. The most beautiful Benedetta. The face my husband loved. Look. Her loved hand ripped away the veil. I stopped breathing. My stomach jumped and made cold and still. It wasn't a face. It was something dead and ancient, something volcanic. Something that had been quite hot and fluid once, and then had cooled and deglazed and tortured planes and ridges. Benedetta's face was a horror. But her eyes were beautiful and he was crying. That's why you lied to your husband. The beauty he loved. You can't. I became this shattered. I understand. Go to him. I want you to see how a traitor to the party deserts everything. Abandons everything.  I will go. I'll go with you. We'll see. He loves you, he says. If I'm wrong about this, I think God help us all. Man's soul is wet and is pledged over a mockery. And love is a smear. And treachery and corruption are in the seats of judgment. If I'm wrong. You've been hurt. Hurt? Yes. That's right. Only hurt. You should have told me. Only hurt a little. There are doctors now for this. I know. We'll find one for you. Richard. I have found one. I'm not wrong. When I leave them, they don't know I've left. They're weeping in each other's arms. In love, never out of love come fire and party displeasure. And Richard Warner, ex-communist, can tell Dr. Purvin's plastic surgeon the contours of a new and living portrait of Benedetta. Ex-communist. Shield clear, Purvin. Me? I can't help it, can I? If the party can't hold its members against bourgeois sentiments and faith and the fire-proof qualities of man's soul. After all, the party still has me. Oh, yes, indeed. I'm a communist for the FBI. I walk alone. Andrews will return in just a moment. The play you've just heard is only one of many, just as unusual, all based in facts. Places, people, and other data are changed to protect the innocent. Like other stories in this series, this story was based on incidents and the experience and knowledge of Matt Severick, who works undercover for the FBI. Be with us next week for another exciting adventure in this amazing series. Thanks.


I can't remember when I first heard about UTMB. It must have been at least 10 years ago when I started my ultra-running journey and somebody must have said to me, have you ever done UTMB or are you going to do UTMB? And from that moment the idea of this iconic race in the French Alps and the Swiss Alps and the Italian Alps has captivated me. And I did my first UTMB race in 2018 and I'll link it up there. It's the CCC race. If you don't know about UTMB, let me explain a bit about what it is. See UTMB isn't just one race, it's a whole series of races in the UTMB running week festival that happens at the end of August each year. The main races are the OCC, which is 56 kilometers. The CCC, which is just over 100 kilometers, and the main UTMB race itself, which is 170 kilometers, well over 100 miles. And those three races make up the World Series. There are other races as well in UTMB. There are some shorter races. There's one called TDS, which I'm sure you know if you watched the channel I did last year, which is well it was almost 100 miles. And then there's a much longer one called PTL. But the main three are those OCC, CCC and UTMB. Now if you live in Europe, chances are that UTMB will be the pinnacle of your ultra running career. If you're just getting into ultra running, then that's the thing that many people aspire to go to. If you're in the States, you might argue you want to do Western States because that is the oldest 100 mile race in the world. And that would be the pinnacle of an ultra running career for many people as well. But the UTMB races are not easy. You do have to qualify by doing other events to prove that you are capable of taking part in the UTMB races. And even then there's no guarantee that you'll complete them. I've been out to Chamonix four times now. The first time was to complete the CCC race in 2018. And then I've had three attempts at TDS finishing on the third attempt. But we go back every year because Chamonix is so beautiful and during UTMB week it's alive with activities. So exciting to be there and the races are stunning in the most beautiful locations, fabulous views and just the most amazing experience. But UTMB isn't for everyone and there are a couple of downsides to the whole thing. Firstly, UTMB is really busy. The week itself the races are absolutely crammed full of people and that may not be for you. A lot of people's idea of trail running and ultra running is to get out on the hills alone and enjoy the solitude and the silence. If that's you then maybe UTMB isn't for you. The other thing is that maybe UTMB are known for being a bit of an aggressive organisation in terms of monopolising the sport. So they do swoop in and take over races that they like to make them one of their branded races. I said before that you have to qualify and you have to qualify by taking part in one of UTMB's own qualification races and they have them all over the world and you collect running stones. The problem is of course that means that you're tied in to the UTMB ecosystem. But to some degree that is business. Race directors have successful races. You don't have to sell your race to UTMB and cash in and runners you don't have to pay UTMB's huge prices to go and run around Mont Blanc. A flight to Geneva isn't that expensive and you can go and hike or run around the TMB route without any problem at all. And of course I'm sure there are plenty of beautiful trails near where you live which you can go and enjoy every day. So this year we are back in Chamonix and I am running the full 170 kilometre UTMB main race that is a full circumnavigation of Mont Blanc from Chamonix all the way around and back to Chamonix. So that's what this training series is all about. We are on week two of training for UTMB. So I'm going to take you through all the sessions I did last week in week two. Before that though if you're enjoying the video please do subscribe to the channel and if you're interested in getting a treadmill because you know I do a lot of my sessions on the treadmill I'm wearing my noble pro top today. There is a link down below to buy yourself a noble pro treadmill with a discount with my code in the description below so go and check that out. So it was another 100 kilometre week we just managed to squeeze in 100 kilometres with a bit of cramming at the end of the week. All in it was about 57 kilometres on the treadmill and 44 or so outdoors. So we started bright and early on Monday morning last week with 10k here on the seafront in Worthing recording the first episode of the UTMB training series videos. Monday evening we were on the treadmill we did 10k on Zwift in the community run nice and easy low heart rate so all in 20k on Monday mostly zones one and two. Now because I'm training for a race in the mountains it makes sense to do some elevation so Tuesday morning on the treadmill with the treadmill at 12% incline we climbed 500 metres in the film my run 500. Tuesday evening we were back on the treadmill again on Zwift six kilometres nice and easy and that made around about 10 kilometres for the day so 30 kilometres in total for the week so far. So if you saw the first video in the series you'll know that Wednesday is my interval session on the treadmill we do the same session every week it's 600 metres just above threshold pace and 400 metres just below threshold pace for 10 kilometres so that's what we did on Wednesday. Thursday morning we were back on the treadmill climbing 500 metres at 12% incline on Zwift Thursday evening we were back on the treadmill yet again for another session on Zwift only did just over 5k this time and a total of about 50k for the week so far and we finished off the working week with 10k on Zwift on Friday evening so that made a total of around 60k from Monday to Friday with one hard interval session on Wednesday normally on a Saturday morning I would be out doing park run however I've been trying to fit in a hill rep session and I hadn't had a chance all week so Saturday morning I did a short outside hill rep session the problem with doing hill reps on the treadmill is that you don't get the downhills and as I've said before and I'll say it again the downhills is what will kill your quadriceps and stop you running on the UTMB races so when you're doing training for hill work you need to do the downhills as well so I got outside and did a hill rep session on Saturday morning Saturday afternoon's run was a bit annoying we were in Crawley because my son Ellis was doing a track race there so I thought I'd go and have a little jog around Tillgate Park Tillgate Forest and I I put a map on my watch and tried to follow it but it was far too small to see I don't know why I never had problems with maps and navigation before but for this run for some reason I just couldn't see the route I was supposed to be doing so it was a bit of a mishmash rubbish run really but we did 6-7k in Tillgate Forest on Saturday afternoon and then on Sunday I was racing we went to Southampton to run the Lord Till 10k of all things it was great lots of fun I've done it twice before and I was invited to come and run it again I took my camera along so there will be a film of the Lord Till 10k coming out soon but yeah that was good fun and a hard effort as well didn't get under sub 40 tried hard but I'm nowhere near fit enough yet to get under 40 minutes so it was about 42 minutes for 10k but that wasn't the end of the running because we were on 94 kilometers so I had to get on the treadmill because there's a bit of OCD there and I had to get up to 100k so I did about 101 kilometers 6k on the treadmill on Sunday evening so because I'm training for a mountain race I'm supposed to be focusing more in this training block on elevation gain than speed but it hasn't really worked out that well this week I've only done about 1300 meters of elevation gain it's about four and a half thousand feet of gain so a bit of speed work and a little bit of elevation work this week maybe we need to increase that elevation work for next week I do have two races next week they're club races though and thankfully they are trail races as well so it does mean that during those races I will get some elevation gain in and we're sticking with 100k again next week week number three we'll do 100 kilometers and I'll try and get over 2000 meters of elevation gain in so thank you very much for watching if you've enjoyed the video please do subscribe to the channel if you want to catch up on the first of this training series then watch that link right there and we'll see you on the start line next time take care everyone bye bye


For working parents with small children, one of the greatest challenges can be finding the best option for child care. Many families turn to nannies to take on that role, but a recent case in Cambridge may cause some parents to think twice, before making a final decision on who takes that spot.  Nanny Ashling McCarthy Brady is charged with assaulting the one-year-old girl she cared for, who later died. The Cambridge nanny is expected to ultimately face murder charges. But the case leaves parents and caregivers everywhere asking how they can prevent something like this from ever happening again. It's so hard to find someone you trust, and sometimes unfortunately the people that end up doing the really bad things often are the people you would last think might, and that's the scary part. Jennifer Russo and Alicia McCarthy are placement counselors at the Boston Nanny Center. The center makes thorough checks into all nanny applicants, and the case in Cambridge reminded them just how important it is to do so. I mean, we definitely took a step back and thought about, you know, all the questions we're asking, the references. We always want to make sure we're making sure that we're screening the candidates as thorough as possible. You know, what it really did was help us realize the process that we do is so important. There are no national standards or laws to follow when it comes to screening nannies. But the center runs several checks, including a criminal background check in the state and a national check, covering everywhere an applicant has lived. Something that concerns the agency is that there just isn't one place to look for all charges and convictions. We try to do as many different steps knowing that there's not just one place to look for all the info. It's really seeing if we can get to every potential spot there might be a record somewhere. The center is part of the International Nanny Association, which does recommend practices for background screening, both for agencies and parents. These recommendations include verifying a nanny's identity, searching for criminal records everywhere they have lived, verifying work and educational history, and searching the sex offender registry. All we can do is assure them that we are screening the candidates thoroughly, speaking with as many references as we can for the candidate, running our appropriate criminal background checks and those things. You know, it really sort of solidified how you can't do enough checking. In the Cambridge case, the cause of death for the child is still pending, but her nanny remains in custody on assault charges. Final charges can only be made once an autopsy is complete, but however they fall, parents everywhere are reminded to screen anyone in charge of their children. For VUTV 10, I'm Kelsey Cody.


Hello, this is Nick from Laptop Media and today we will show you how to open the Acer Aspire 5, A517, 58M. To open this laptop, you have to undo 11 Phillips head screws. After that, lift the bottom plate with a lever tool in the areas behind the hinges. Then, fully pry the back with a thin plastic tool and work your way around the sides and the front. Wow, there is so much unused space around the super tiny motherboard. Our notebook has the default 50 Watt hour battery. There is also an optional 65 Watt hour model. To take it out, unplug the connector from the motherboard and undo the two Phillips head screws that fix the unit to the base. The capacity is enough for around 9 hours of web browsing or 11 hours of video playback. To achieve that, you have to apply the balanced preset in the Windows Power and Battery menu and select the Normal mode in the Acer Quick Access app. As you can see, the memory is soldered. Still, you get up to 32GB of LPDDR5, 4800 MHz RAM in dual-channel mode. In terms of storage, there is just one M.2 slot compatible with 2280 Gen 4 NVMe drives. The cooling is simple, but it seems okay for an IGPU-only notebook. It comprises one fan, two heat pipes, a heat sink, and a heat spreader.


Good evening, I am Yifan El-Mazem, this is the news now. Members of the Council of State have expressed support for the Naira redesign policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria's CBN. The Council, however, has gone to Amirfilid, the CBN governor, to make new Naira notes available or re-circulate old Naira notes to ease the suffering of Nigerians. Tharar State Governor Darius Shaku said the Council of State members made it clear that the policies are accepted and has come to stay, but that the resistance of the populace to its introduction was also not misplaced. Abu Bakr Malami, Attorney General of the Federation, the Minister of Justice was also at the meeting. Basically what took more time was that of the monetary issue, because of the hardship of money in circulation across the whole state. But generally the views across board is that principally the policy is accepted, just like any new policy or any new change. At the beginning people resisted, even though it's good, but generally it's accepted. But the major issue across board, from all the states and most of the speakers, is that of implementation. And so many views were preferred, particularly that the CBN governor should look into making sure that money is available, the new money is available in quantum. But there were suggestions too, that if the new money is not in circulation or printing them could be difficult, the old money that hasn't been changed could be re-circulated and pumped into circulation to ease the tension, particularly for the poor people in our society who just need a little sum of money to buy their food, buy their drugs for daily basis. Issues of interest, with particular regard to the election and Naira perhaps the design, the council of state meeting was summoned by the president and arising from it, elaborate deliberations and discussions were held among the members of the council of state.


Hey, Psych2Goers! Have you ever wondered what makes people light up the room? Is it their charming good looks, their sense of humor, or something else entirely? Your likability can be perceived differently by different people. While you can't be liked by everyone all the time, there are a few subtle things that you can do to make people feel more open and warm towards you. So with that said, here are six habits that make others like you. 1. Spend time with them To get people to like you, you have to do more than watch them from afar. Spend time and find common ground with the person you'd like to know. Ask your classmates if they want to hang out after school, or chat with a coworker during your coffee break. This reinforces what is known as the familiarity principle, or the attraction we get towards people and objects that we see regularly. 2.  Surprisingly, that may backfire. A person who shows their best self in front of others can come across as artificial and therefore unlikable.  This is called the pratfall effect, popularized by social psychologist Elliot Aronson.  You can be more likable if you show mundane aspects of yourself, even if that means committing trivial mistakes. 3. Mirror them Did you know that copying another person's mannerisms can make you more likable? That's true. In a study conducted by New York University researchers, they asked 72 people to work on a task with their partners. Afterwards, the participants were asked to rank how likable their partners were. Unsurprisingly, those who mirrored their partners were more likely to be considered likable than those who didn't. So if you want to get on someone's good side, subtly copy their mannerisms. Just don't go too overboard by copying their every move. A couple of natural touches here or there is just fine. 4. Be generous with your compliments When in doubt, say a genuine compliment. Telling your new friend that their hair is pretty or they're rocking a great new look helps them feel appreciated. The way you describe others is how they'll see you as well. This is called spontaneous trait transference and can be a great way to make a good impression. For example, if you're at a party and you compliment the host's people skills to a new acquaintance, they will naturally think that you're quite a people person as well. On the other hand, if you complain about how lazy someone is, all while you show that you don't help others, people will find it easy to make the connection that you're lazy as well. So watch your language and give compliments whenever you can. 5. Emphasize your shared values Are you drawn to someone because of what they stand for? If yes, don't shy away from emphasizing your shared values. This practice is what is called the similarity attraction effect or the natural gravitation of people towards others who share similar qualities. According to a study by Theodore Newcomb, people who share similar viewpoints in controversial topics like politics tend to like each other more, even if they started off as strangers. 6. Tell them something personal Do you want to get closer to someone at a more intimate level? Share something personal with them. In a study led by researchers at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, college-age students were paired off and given a series of questions to ask each other, one small talk, and the other more intermediate-level topics. By the end of the 45-minute session, those who asked more personal questions felt closer to each other than those who just participated in small talk. So if you want to get closer to people, skip the what's your favorite class and don't be afraid to jump into more intimate topics like dreams or what means the most to them. Are there any tips that we missed? Are you planning to follow any of the tips above to get more people to like you? Let us know your stories in the comment section below. As always, the references and studies used in this video are added in the description below. And remember to like and share this video with others who might enjoy it. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you next time.


Your Majesty, Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, today before we start our big session at six o'clock, we are honoured by the presence of United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who joins us again and who will share with us before we start the session his thoughts on what needs to be done to overcome violence and restore peace if possible and stability in the world's most troubled regions, namely Syria and now also Mali. Secretary General, two days ago in your address to the UN General Assembly, you articulated tremendous political, security and humanitarian efforts required to address all those tremendous challenges and how, to shape the future we want, we will have to think and act innovatively and differently. We will have to be wise, responsible and forward-looking to quote you and to work as one to deliver for all. And as a leader who embodies all those attributes, it's my great pleasure to introduce UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. Thank you, Dr Krauss and Shabab. Excellencies, distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen, it is a great honour and pleasure for me to be in Davos and share some of my thoughts and of the United Nations on very important and serious issues which international community should address. And I welcome the opportunity to speak in this special forum. I want to use our time together to highlight two immediate crises facing the international community and the United Nations, the dire situation in Syria and the Sahel. Let me start by offering a bit of broad context before I go into this more in detail. These are times of tremendous turmoil and change. I call this period the Great Transition. The old order is breaking down, new arrangements are taking shape. We see this happening in economic terms. The developing world is becoming the focus of global growth. Time is moving from west to east, from north to south. We see it environmentally, slowly but steadily. We are coming to realize the risk of a carbon-based economy, slowly but steadily. We are moving towards an era of sustainability and green growth. A demographic transformation is also underway. Some societies are aging while others grow remarkably young. And people everywhere are on the move from country to country in search of safety and opportunity and from rural areas to cities on a rapidly urbanizing planet. And finally, the Great Transition is deeply political. People are demanding accountability, human rights, an end to corruption and misrule. And they are doing so with the force that has taken the world by storm and by surprise. These transitions bring both hope and uncertainty. These situations we are now experiencing. We experience new freedoms but worry just the same about jobs and instability. The winds of the Arab Spring have swept away some repressive rulers but left many questions swirling in the air. We are not passive in the face of these trends and events where the wisdom, foresight and greater sense of collective responsibility, we can build a better future for all. Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to use this platform today to use a call to action on two immediate crises, the death spiral in Syria and the widening turbulence in Mali and the Sahel. Let me take them each in turn. The military confrontation in Syria is exerting a tremendous toll on the civilian population. Well over 60,000 people have already been killed during the last 22 months. I'm deeply pained if I think whenever I think how many people will have to be killed if we do not bring an end to this unacceptable situation. Yet the political environment remains polarized within Syria and across the region. A deadly military momentum prevails inside Syria and among those states that are helping to fuel the conflict by sending weapons to one side or the other. I call again for such arms flows to stop. The conflict in Syria is driven by a profound political crisis. It must be resolved by political means that bring real change, a clear break from the past and fulfill the legitimate democratic aspirations of the Syrian people. Unfortunately, the Syrians are still not able to sit down together at the table to work out the practical details of a transition plan that protects Syria's citizens and preserves the vital institutions of a state. They are failing to recognize each other, let alone speak to each other while their country is in flames. However difficult this situation may be, we must push for a political solution. Seemingly intractable divides have been bridged in other conflicts and contexts. As long as there is a possibility to end this crisis through talks, that is what we must keep doing. Special Representative Dr. Lakta Brahimi continues his diplomatic efforts. We are focusing on finding convergences that can form a foundation for building a political process to replace the military momentum. Dr. Brahimi enjoys my full support and that of the Arab League Secretary General Nabil el-Arabi. Yesterday we had a trilateral talks how United Nations, League of Arab States can work together to bring an end to these situations. It will be essential for the Security Council to overcome the deadlock and find a unity that will make the meaningful action possible. The alternative, letting the side to fight it out until the end, resigning ourselves to serious destruction with all its original implications, that is too costly and unacceptable. That would be an abdication of our collective responsibility to protect. The world and above all the Security Council must uphold its responsibility. The situation on the ground is already catastrophic and continues to deteriorate. More than 4 million people have been affected by this situation and they are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. Of 20 percent of the country's population have been affected. Nearly 700,000 people have fled the country. They are now hosted in four countries, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and Turkey. I myself have visited refugee camps last month in Turkey and Jordan. As winter has arrived and deepening violence and political stalemates make it likely that these numbers will grow, I commend Syria's neighboring countries for hosting these refugees. I urge them to continue to allow these, those people who are seeking to refuge, they should open their borders to those refugees, to safety, and I urge the international community to support the host countries to avoid unnecessary strain on local communities.  Many children have now gone two years without schooling and have been cast into a world of waiting and witnessing their cities and their very futures crumble around them. The humanitarian assessment team that just visited the country was besieged with a request not just to provide assistance but to understand the psychological impact the crisis is having. We continue to see unrelenting human rights violations. I'm profoundly concerned about the crimes that have been committed and about those that could still take place if already high sectarian tensions explored into mass reprisals and killings that irreversibly damaged the intricate mosaic of communities that all Syrians have been long proud of. We must do everything we can to guard against this. Both the Syrian government and the opposition must avoid and prevent rifts along confessional and sectarian lines. It must be made clear to everyone carrying a gun or in a command position that all perpetrators of crimes of humanity in Syria will be held to account. Despite the dangerous security environment and the limitations imposed to the government, humanitarian agencies are feeding 1.5 million people and providing basic relief supplies for some 400,000 people every day. But it is just not enough. We have been able on occasion to establish tactical, very temporary ceasefire that permit assistance to move. Even a few hours can make a big difference. The humanitarian community needs 1.5 billion dollars for the next six months. The largest ever short-term appeal. However, our appeals to date have been woefully underfunded. That is why I'm going to convene international donors conference in Kuwait together with Amir of Kuwait on January 30th. For many years, Syrians have shown great generosity and solidarity in hosting themselves refugees from Palestine, Iraq, and Somalia. The international community now should come to Syria's aid in its time of need. Ladies and gentlemen, the crisis in Mali is deepening. The country is under grave threat from extremist armed insurgents, a toxic mix of poverty, extreme climate conditions, weak institutions, drug smuggling, and easy availability of deadly weapons is causing profound misery and dangerous insecurity in and beyond Mali. More than 350,000 Malians have fled their homes. 18 million people across the Sahel region are affected by the consequences, including the threat of food shortages. Mali has called for help in restoring its constitutional order and territorial integrity. France has taken an important decision to deploy troops following the traveling move southward by extremist groups. The African-led international support mission for Mali, called AFISMA, is taking shape, organized by ECOWAS, with the support from the African Union and other troop contributors. The United Nations is fully committed to helping Mali in its hour of need. That assistance will necessarily run from security efforts to those in the humanitarian and political areas. Our humanitarian agencies are focused on getting food, water, other assistance to internally displaced people and other vulnerable populations. The protection of civilians is growing concern.  The International Criminal Court, ICC, has opened an investigation into alleged war crimes. I have dispatched to Bamakum, an advanced UN political team, to assist on both the political and security tracks. The team includes expertise on political affairs, military planning, human rights, and gender concerns. Additional staff will deploy in the days ahead, giving us a presence on the ground, able to lend full support to the process. The team has already begun discussions with Mali partners on a transitional roadmap. That would cover all key issues. Solutions will not come quickly or simply. Mali is at heart of political challenge, requiring political solutions. Basically, it was a coup d'etat and a collapse of Mali's democracy that opened the way for extremists. Gains in restoring security must be matched by efforts to restore legitimacy in Bamakum while leaving the door open to negotiations with those groups that renounce terrorism. I am personally committed to ensuring that the United Nations stands ready once the regrettably necessary combat operations are over to undertake a major system-wide effort for peace-building, governance, and security sector reform, physical reconstruction, and regional cooperation. This is a moral imperative for all in the international community. Let us also remember the bigger picture. What happens in Mali is affecting the entire region, and we cannot expect to address the issue in Mali unless we confront the challenges affecting the broader region. The governments and people of Sahel need our full support. The United Nations has mobilized over $1 billion to support the immediate needs of affected populations, including more than 1 million children under the age of five at risk of acute malnutrition. While recent rainfall promises are better harvest season, the warning lights continue to flash. My special envoy for the Sahel, Mr. Romano Prodi, former Italian Prime Minister, has been focusing on key issues, security, governance, humanitarian requirements, and development. And he is engaging a full range of stakeholders, including women, religious and business leaders, representatives of the region's tribes, and others. The goal, an integrated strategy that would address all dimensions of this sustained and systemic crisis. Mali and Sahel will be on the agenda at the African Union Summit that I will attend after leaving Davos. I urge all the leaders to do their part in the collective response to Mali's plight, and I reiterate the United Nations' strong commitment to do ours. Excellencies, distinguished ladies and gentlemen, here in Davos today, we have also been looking beyond prices to the far horizon, the shape of the world, a decade or two from now. The need to provide water, energy, food and health for an expanding human population. That far horizon is actually dearer than we think. Those supposedly long-term issues are actually silent crises with us today. The death of children from preventable diseases, the melting of the polar ice caps because of climate change, our duty is to show solidarity with those today seeking democracy and dignity. And with those tomorrow, our children and theirs who have a right to inherit a world of stable societies and a secure resource base. My forward hope and determination is to rise to these tests, from Syria to the Sahel, from climate change to extreme poverty. Let not our inaction today lead to harsh judgment tomorrow. People and policies are connected like never before. We must pull together because we are tied together. From Syria to Mali today, to the foundations for peace and prosperity tomorrow, that is my call to action to you and to the world at this time. I thank you very much for your commitment and for your attention. Thank you very much.


What if you just end up being average and never amounting to anything in soccer? It's kind of scary to think about and honestly for me.  Whatever you do You should strive to be at your best and football is just more fun When you're one of the best players on the field So if that's something you're interested in watch this entire video because you will discover Number one how to transform your game from average to elite this season So you don't have to waste your entire career being overlooked by coaches and scouts You will also learn a formula for building true confidence that doesn't disappear after one bad game Confidence that will allow you to stop playing nervous stop panicking on the ball making unnecessary mistakes Or playing with the fear of failing or embarrassing yourself in front of your teammates and friends And finally you'll learn how to become one of the better players how to improve your technical skills your physical fitness Your mental toughness and your game intelligence So you don't have to worry about your teammates being better than you The course comes with training modules and as you can see we're focusing on all the different parts of Your technical development different drills for each session But focusing on all the areas of stamina strength power core strength Mobility flexibility all these things are included take this seriously and you apply this as well as this You are going to see some great improvements to your game You need to understand that if you remain average where you accept it Then you will get lost in a pool of average players You'll never be the type of player who people want to have on their team the type of player that people must have on Their team you won't be able to stand out on the field when you play in a lot of situations And maybe you can relate to this players are better when they are younger, but they accept Where they're at they don't strive for anything more and eventually everyone catches up to them And then everyone goes past them and they say things like what happened to that guy used to be a good player Most importantly you don't want to look back on your career when it's over and say What if I did a little more? What if I strived to become better? What if I didn't settle for less? You don't want to live with regret and you want to know that you did everything you could To at least have as much fun achieve as much success and give yourself the best chance Of making it to whatever level you want to play at I've been there and honestly I made that mistake when I was younger. I was the top level player And I relied on my natural ability. I settled with what I had and thought it was good enough But eventually other players got picked some of them went professional and they started to get all the recognition The depressing thing was deep down. I knew that I could have been or I was better than those players The problem was I didn't prove it in that moment I didn't prove my worth as I got older I realized and admitted those mistakes to myself and I decided that whatever I do in my career Whether I go on to become a professional or I just play at this local level I need to become my best an average is no longer an option When I did that good things started to happen trophies and medals started piling up I started getting more recognition from other teams other players and coaches Guys wanted to have me on their team They wanted me to help them win and it feels amazing to have the ability to carry your team and to help them win When they need you most and this is a feeling that I want you to experience If you want to be different than everyone else, you must do things differently Than everyone else If you do what everyone else does you will have what everyone else Has so average players they go to practice maybe a few times a week They play a match on the weekends. Maybe they mess around with the ball do a couple freestyle tricks Here and there but in reality and they may not admit this They are relying on their coach and their team To make them better But the truth is great players are made by themselves when no one else is watching But they're not just working hard They're doing it in a smart way that allows them to make the most of off season And to continue training during season by themselves While they're still going to team practices and playing in matches And they're doing all this without burning out or losing motivation I've created a training program that will allow you to do exactly that And whether you use this program or you take your own approach All I want you to do is commit to not training like an average player The program is called play like a pro and whether you actually want to become a professional Or you just want to dominate in your local league I believe that you should be training, playing and living like a pro Now obviously we all have different levels of commitment and that's totally fine I want you to live the life that you want to live But just please don't live an average life If you're going to do something be the best that you can be at it If you're going to play soccer be the best soccer player that you can be Let me show you exactly what you are going to get in this program It's a lot of stuff and you're going to get at a very reasonable price But I want to show you exactly what is inside so you know what you are getting Play like a pro is obviously this is the play like a pro bundle This is the first component so let's take a look at the course The course comes with training modules So there are eight modules and each module has a number of different video tutorials So here's the technical one and as you can see we're focusing on all the different parts Of your technical development So I wanted to give you a great tutorial for each area of your technical development And then each module follows the same idea so technical physical tactical mental development You're becoming a better player in every area Then I included a module called becoming an impact player So this is more like how to create more sys how to score more goals How to impress your coach how to improve your speed of play Things that will really make you stand out on the field And I also think it's important to say that I put in this module Increasing your chances of going pro So in here this is actually how you're going to take the next step How to increase your chances of getting scouted How to create a player profile why it's important How to create a player resume for yourself a video How to contact clubs a outline that you can use to contact clubs How to prepare for trials how to perform well in trials So that's a very important piece of the puzzle But the eight training modules and the second component of this course is the training routine So let's take a closer look at that Right away you can see you have the option to download a PDF This includes all of the exercises drills The recommended sets repetitions the amount of time And it also gives you the ability to track your progress So especially in the physical sessions when you want to write down How much weight you lifted so you can challenge yourself to do a little more Next time and when you start to track your progress And you are striving to do at least one more repetition These lift a few more pounds or do things a little more quickly With more quality than you did last time That is when you will start to get the results So there are technical and there are physical sessions So just to give you a quick look Obviously warm up and then you would move into the different technical skills And there are different drills for each session But focusing on all the areas of your technical development Obviously pull down always important So a few things First of all you can see that I said complete on these days One three and five So I want you to schedule this around your current training routine Maybe you're already practicing with your team Or you have matches Maybe you're in the off season You can do these whenever you want Now these are short and efficient sessions They're meant to be done very quickly Yes you are putting in work You're working hard But you're focusing on all the areas of your game But they're short So you can still do them if you have a practice With your team later in the day Now obviously I would recommend you rest on your match days Probably don't burn yourself out But if you feel that you have the ability You really want to challenge yourself And you're looking at something bigger in the future Then you may want to do a short session before your game Something like that But the idea is you can still plan these sessions Around your current training routine So the physical one obviously here you're focusing on All the most important pieces Whether that's stamina, strength, power, core strength Mobility, flexibility All these things are included And they'll be here And they're going to make you a better athlete As well as a better soccer player So again you can download these And you can plan them out So the PDFs you can download To have all the exercises for that specific workout You can download the video If you want to watch it on your mobile device Or your tablet Or whatever you have If you don't have internet connection Or you don't want to use data You can download this You can obviously always watch these Whenever you have internet access But if you don't You can download this video And take it with you So that is the player like a pro training routine And that is the complete program So if we go back The next thing we're going to look at Is total soccer confidence So this is an extremely valuable program Why? Because confidence is everything When it comes to life When it comes to sport When it comes to soccer Confidence is huge So it follows the same format I did different modules But basically I tried to break down confidence Into a systematic formula That you can use To build real confidence That doesn't disappear When you have a bad game So whether you're playing well Or you're playing poorly Your team is doing well Or your team is doing poorly You always have confidence So this is more of a talking program But me trying to get into your head And really break down Breaking down the psychology of confidence And why it's so important And how, most importantly How you can get over All of your insecurities All of your mental weaknesses And rebuild real confidence Now it also comes with an exercise booklet So you can get the most of this You can each chapter You'll have exercises to do It'll ask you important questions So you have to really think about Your own personal experience And your own personal situations So you can develop your own confidence Because we all have to go through this journey On our own But this will help you take the shortcut To really build proven unstoppable Confidence on the field Then there's a pre-match confidence booster This is just an audio file that you can download And this is something that you can listen to Before games So you just put in your headphones Before you're about to play You can listen to this before practice as well It's really going to pump you up It's going to get you in the right mindset And really give you the self-belief That, hey, I can go out there and give a great performance And show everyone how good I am And the final piece of Total Soccer Confidence Is the bonus video Because obviously I want you to be confident on the field But I also want you to be confident In every area of your life So this is called Everyday Confidence And it's about being confident In every area of your life So whether that's school, business, relationships I want you to walk this earth And live your life with confidence And I promise if you do this Again, this is an hour and 20 minute lecture Very valuable If you actually take these principles Confidence can be one of the most valuable traits You will ever possess But as you'll come to learn It's not actually a trait It's a skill that you develop Something that you learn You understand and you practice every day And it will grow over time And eventually you'll become so confident That you will be unstoppable on the field And also off the field So that is Total Soccer Confidence Then two more components to this package That I want to show you One is the 50 individual soccer drills So I never want you to run out of ideas When you're training on your own Maybe you want to mix things up Maybe you've completed the player Like a pro training routine And you want some new ideas Or you don't have access to the gym And you just want to try something different This will give you tons of drills That you can use on your own And in this video I wanted to show you That you do not need fancy equipment You do not need an expensive coach All you need is the desire to improve A ball, a wall, a few ideas And you can improve every area of your game On your own So this is a great resource to use 50 individual soccer drills And finally a mental training audio program So this is about a one hour recording All about how to eliminate weakness and build And finally the mental training audio program So this is about a one hour audio training program On how to eliminate weakness And build real mental toughness So if you've been following me for a while You know how important the mental part of the game is To me and I promise If you take this seriously And you apply this as well as this As well as all of the modules in this play Like a pro training program You are going to see some great improvements to your game So if you cannot stand the idea Of being just another average player You don't want to let your career slip away And look back thinking What could have been Scroll down and buy this program today There is absolutely no risk involved You'll get instant access to the training right away And you can start improving You can start getting more respect You can start taking your game From average to elite And you'll have way more fun when you're playing Thanks for checking this out And I'll see you on the other side


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You can see here the only digital identity you will need, new age digital identity that is completely self sovereign and portable to different blockchains allows ease in discovery, transactions and networking, manage and store 500 plus digital assets with a master key protected by your on-chain identity. This is Safly. And you can see here safe and simple access to the decentralized ecosystem, login and explore the decentralized web to engage with blockchain based applications using a Safly ID wallet. We don't record or save your history, completely private and in your control. And that's what decentralized is. Decentralized means no government bodies are involved that it is not controlled by government. Decentralized finance, lend, borrow, save and invest with trustless protocols that have transparent interest rates and high APYs, maximize your yield with farming protocols.  You can see major projects, Uniswap, MakerDAO, WBTC, Ave, Compound. These are some really good tokens that have done extremely well. Curve, SushiSwap, Urn Finance, Balancer, Bancor, Synthetix and Flexa. So Safly is a non-custodial multi-chain crypto wallet and Web3 tooling infra provider making the world of cryptos and blockchains safe and simple. Safly is a platform prepared for the future with Web3 mass adoption at its core. You can see right here, master key to the cryptoverse is now here. Our solutions are built keeping you in mind. Safly is the next generation identity protocol and Web3 infrastructure provider. Safly wallet makes buying and selling as hassle free as using a social media platform or email hodl with Safly. A multi-chain non-custodial wallet made for the users by the users. The future is decentralized, Safly makes it safe and simple. You can see here interoperability, easily portable across multi-blockchains. One click access, transact or integrate across blockchains in no time, private and secure with our non-custodial wallet. There is no third party in control of your assets. Developer friendly, a robust ecosystem to build upon multi-chain vault, store various wallets on the same platform while seamlessly managing different protocols. Liquid, democracy, the community has the power to make changes, influence decisions and decide the future. And that's what cryptocurrencies are all about. It's all about the community. Know more about how you can join the open source, decentralized wallet and in for project. All this information right on the website for everyone to be able to go and review. You can also review their white paper, the roadmap. Let's just quickly take a look at the roadmap and you can sign up for their email. So this is their roadmap, 2019 plan, 2020 build, 2021 ship voyage. And in 2022, their plan is to conquer. You can see the plan, they break it all down. So this is a platform prepared for the future with web three mass adoption at its core. And Safly is a well-invested and trusted web three project, a hidden gem that you cannot afford to miss out on. Many top three venture capitalists top tier venture capitalists have invested in Safly, well-planned roadmap, sustainable tokenomics, community governed through the Safly DAO with a multi-utility Safly token. Token is S-A-F-L-E, that is the token. Safly's polka starter IDO is creating ripples in global communities. It's time to go beyond with Safly. And you can see their Twitter page. This is their Twitter page, currently 58,900 followers on Twitter. This is their Telegram, 39,727 members on Telegram. And this is the roadmap. It all began in 2019 with an idea, the idea of giving people back what was rightfully theirs, privacy and security. Which I would like to get my privacy and security back early would, the vision of having a self-sovereign identity was very dear to our founders and they held it close. Safly was created and nurtured with this vision. Humble beginnings, the initial steps were planting the seeds of a self-sovereign identity based digital asset vault. Big ideas, project planning and architecture, let's expand hiring and staffing for the tech and ideation planting the seeds of a seamless decentralized experience using Safly ID. In 2020, they were focused on building. Then we moved on to the next phase of our journey working on and developing upon our ideas and trying to put it across the community we've been creating. The goal was to make a change and make the world a better place. Building blocks laying the foundation of a non-custodial open source wallet and a Web3 infrastructure. Existing inadequacies, understanding the difficulties of open authentication and preserving the DID ethos while building the first version of Safly ID wallets. Workshops ran Ethereum technical workshops in over 60 universities focused to computer science engineers. Safly ID integration created SDKs and packages on node package managers to be used by other DAP developers to integrate Safly ID wallets and key lists. Here we are in 2021. You can see ship voyage. 2021 is the year when we came out ready and geared up after two years of long research and struggle. We came out stronger and better ready to showcase what we are here to do and why we are here to stay and we are here to make the cryptoverse more accessible. Game on Safly ID smart contract deployed on Ethereum and Matic main net. Beta launch closed beta launch to community members and early adopters where everywhere browser extension and mobile application launch with a community new web dashboard and seamless dive seamless cross device experience tend to the world of DAPs, DeFi and NFTs. Guys, I love DAPs, DeFi and NFTs. These guys are doing all multiple blockchains with a completely portable Safly ID. And in 2022 next year, which is around the corner, the goal is to conquer. Although we have grown by then our basic tenants will never change. Safly holders symbol SAFLE will have governance power to choose where the community wants it to go. We serve the community, therefore all the power will be distributed among the members of the community. Smart payments enabling smart payments for the M2M economy with proxy smart contracts helping you to manage your smart devices. Self sovereign ID using SSI protocol to build on chain identities for the gig economy gaming sector financial services. Internet computer moving the entire back end towards the internet computer to store and compute on decentralized networks rather than current private environments of AWS and IBM. Staking reward, stake and farm via Safly will enable users to stake tokens and earn better APY on a diverse range of DeFi staking protocols. And we absolutely love DeFi. So this is Safly, what do you guys think? You can enter your email to get their newsletter. I'd love to know what you guys think about this project. Remember, Rich TV Live is strictly for information and education purposes. Please do your due diligence, do your research before you invest in anything we talk about or discuss here on Rich TV Live. In saying that, we believe this is a project that's undervalued, underappreciated, under exposed. I've never seen anybody talk about this project. Cryptocurrencies are inherently very risky.  We just like to make sure that if something does explode that you get to know about it first. But when I hear DeFi and NFTs, I'm all over it and this is a program, a product, a platform where you can be invested heavily and you can get involved in the NFT and the DeFi space.  Access to identity in a decentralized environment and access to finance in decentralized environment. And we absolutely love DeFi. So this is the entire white paper.  You can see the competitive landscape, how Safly compares to other wallets that exist and Safly literally has everything you're looking for in a wallet, literally everything. You can see the SAFL node, Safly ecosystem doesn't only cater to the end user but also provides tools to the developers to build better and with minimal friction using multiple SDK infrastructure and APIs. Developers can use Safly keyless as a wallet provider in their dApps by just integrating it with minimal code. And you can see the Web3 comparison to some of its peers. You can also stake and farm via Safly as well. Everybody's looking to stake and farm and receive rewards to hold their crypto. You can do that via Safly. So so much here with Safly and they are involved in the financial sector, the gaming sector, the gig sector, and they are an open governance framework, governance tokens, confer holders, the power to influence decisions concerning the core protocol, set of parameters, codes, smart contracts, product or feature roadmap and any other changes to governance in the token ecosystem. You can see the Safly DAO, a governance mechanism which allows Safly holders to propose changes and steer the Safly ecosystem by creating proposals which can be voted upon by Safly holders. The initial design of DAO will be created by the founding team which then is also governed by the DAO itself. Thus democratizing not just the ecosystem but the propellant force itself. And it's a multi-utility feature of Safly. You can see Safly ID and Safly Vault always free on the Polygon network. And users can pay in Safly to make omni-chain transactions. So everything you need in one platform, this is what I wanted to look at the tokenomics, a total of 200 million Safly is being allocated to staking rewards which are perpetual in nature. This is the Safly economy design. So you can see this is where all the tokens are being distributed. So if 200 million tokens are going for rewards and that's 20% of its tokens, that means that they have around 1 billion tokens. And Safly demand and supply, Safly will be distributed at TGE token generation event. This initial supply will constitute of, and it breaks down where all the tokens will be distributed and allocated. For every Safly paid to avail a service in the Safly ecosystem, some part of it will be used to replenish the community and staking pools so that Safly DAO has a continuous stream of inflows to keep awarding new users with voting privileges in the Safly ecosystem. Now and beyond, Safly holders will enjoy governance power to choose the directional growth of the ecosystem influence power in a decentralized economy is a popular new age capital asset in the envisioned crypto and decentralized world. We went through the plan, the build, the voyage and the conqueror. This is the number of exchange attacks versus total value stolen by year. So big problem in cryptocurrencies is hacking. So it's extremely important to have secure technology that you're using to hold trade transfer your cryptos. You can see the Safly ecosystem. So everything is considered blockchain technology has the potential to transform the world into a better place. And it will be used as the foundation layer for building new levels of trust and finance, supply chain management, political elections, healthcare, education, gig economy, and many more. Even though we're still in the early stages of web three mass adoption of blockchain technology is forthcoming and inevitable. The Safly technology stack is here to accelerate and aid the adoption process for users and developers wanting to access and build on decentralized infrastructures. Safly's next generation non-consolidated wallet, self sovereign identity protocol and web three infra services are built using an open governance mechanism in the Safly ecosystem. Safly token holders are not only given governance privileges for regulating and progressing the project but additional value is also pegged to the token for advanced finance and Safly ID use cases creating a truly democratized ecosystem to access the imperability world linked via blockchains and tokens. Once again, this is the website at getsafly.com and this is the developer section, one dashboard for all blockchains, infra solutions, a robust infrastructure serving as the perfect get way to build upon the cryptoverse. What do you guys think of this video? 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