Aloha, I'm Tim Apachele, your host for Moving Hawaii Forward, a show focused on traffic and transportation issues. Today's show title and discussion is Ho'opili, Oahu's Future Traffic Nightmare. Ho'opili is an approved 11,750 unit housing development between EVA and Kapolei. How this project was approved and its traffic impact to communities along H1 is what we're going to take a close look at. With me today is Dr. Keoni Dudley, who's the president of the opposition group, Friends of Makakilo. Keoni, thank you very much for joining us today. I really appreciate you taking the time to come out to the studio and help us with this concept and understand the nature of some of these building communities. So thank you. Good, my pleasure to be here. I really appreciate you bringing me on. Okay. I want to ask you, let's define the nature of what Ho'opili is. What's the size, when was it approved, let's just look at the definition of it. So what is the size of this? Well, it's 1,225 acres. And it is a piece of property that's really between the second city and the first city. It was planned by Campbell Estate in the early days that they knew that we needed the second city out there.  And so they sold the land down by the seashore that was very shallow and coral right beneath it. And then the higher land and the higher land, but they never intended to sell this land. They always intended that it would stay in agriculture. It was the golden triangle. It was the best producing land during pineapple time in the state. And it was just too sacrosanct to sell. As the Campbell Estate finally came to an end, they decided that it would be better for the beneficiaries if they did sell it off. And so they sold it to D.R. Horton in 2006. I was aware of it shortly after that. I began to oppose it very strongly. The Land Use Commission was the first body of government to really be put into a position of saying yes or no. The Land Use Commission at the time, but the Land Use Commission in general is supposed to protect agricultural land. That's their purpose, to make a real decision about is this necessary or is it not. And Governor Abercrombie at the time filled the Land Use Commission with developers. And there's one seat for a Hawaiian. Everybody else was either a union member or a developer or a prominent member of the development community. And I'm talking about vice presidents of major corporations and things like that. I think these guys were determined that they were simply going to get that approved. Now I remember reading that we had Governor Cayetano, Governor John Waihei, and we had, although she didn't provide testimony to a certain extent, Governor Lingo also was opposed to this being developed. Is that correct? Yes, during her time, if we could have had this happen during her time, we definitely would not have the problem we have right now. Okay, okay. So we're looking at, and correct me if I'm on or off on this statistic, but 11,750 homes are planned. That's right. Are these homes or a combination of condominiums or? All kinds of things. Yeah, okay. It's supposed to be a live, work, play community. So there's gonna be all kinds of little businesses and so forth. It's a wonderful concept. It's just not needed and in the wrong place. Okay, so we have a proposed 11,750 units of one type or another. Most of them are gonna be single-family homes, I'm gonna imagine. Yeah. What is our current number of homes approximately in the Eva Plain area? I think it's about 95,000. We have something we can bring up on the screen to show us that. Okay, let's take a look at that. The current homes are 95,072 and by number, by 2030, we will almost double that with 71,000 more homes. We will double the cars by 2032. Okay. Let's take a look at the next screen on this, if we could. And that's just H1. That's really important though, because this is where all of the traffic problem is really centered. If you look at those poles on the right-hand side, you'll see that there are six of them. They're holding up two roadways there. And on the other side, there are six more poles and they are holding up two other roadways on the other side. There's only 70 feet between these poles. Now, it used to be that the rules were that you could have a freeway lane had to be 12 feet wide. And so you could get five times 12 is 60 with a 10 foot margin on the side. They have changed it so that you can now put a roadway through with 10 feet wide. And so this is going to allow us to put one more lane in there. So what would- Potentially, there's no plan for that, right? Well, there actually are plans for it. The governor has kind of set that money aside, the whole project aside, but I think that we're going to move ahead with it rather quickly. And let me ask, when is this going to be constructed in phases or is it going to take place at one time? And what's the estimate date of completion of construction? I have no idea in the world. There's no way to tell when it's going to begin. No way to tell when it will end. But it should take a couple of years once they begin to work with it. The important thing is that there's no more room. So you will never, ever, ever have another freeway lane. That's all there is to it. Right. Well, we have, what's the approximate commute from Ewa to town on average? Is it an hour and 20 minutes? Is it, what's the average commute time? From my place, it's about an hour and 20 minutes. About 20 minutes.  So, okay. So let's look at, let's look at the impact stage one. Okay. So let's hypothetically say we've got 11,007, let's just round down to 11,000. You know, 12, ground up to 12, I don't know. So the developer, D.R. Horton, has made the promise or the projection that in Kapolei, because of this housing development, there's going to be the creation of 7,000 new jobs. We, I've read that there's going to be a combination of a research kind of corridor in there, restaurants, entertainment, things of that nature. But I would say that the predominant employment is going to probably be retail. I don't know if that's correct or not, but you have to know. Well, okay. In the first place, we have 70,000 homes, including Ho'opiri already zoned. Okay. And every one of those 70,000 homes, they expect an average of two workers, and some there will be one person, some there will be five workers, but an average of two. The department of planning and permitting has said that for the next 30 years, more than half of the people who are living those homes will come into the city for work. What that means then is that we're going to have 70 more,000 people trying to get into the city. The Ho'opiri project is a part of that problem. Now, we're going to have a new city out there. The Kapolei is at the streets of Kapolei are empty. They're there, but there's nothing there. We expect that we're going to have a city grow up. Will that take care of all the people out there? No, that'll take care of eventually 70,000. That 70,000 more will continue to work in the city. Well, the promise of 7,000 jobs is interesting because if I recall Mayor Mufi Haneman, he promised that there would be the creation of approximately 10,000 jobs with the construction of rail. I think we're at lucky at best to see 1,000. So this 7,000 that's going to somehow divert people from getting on H1 to go to town and somehow magically have those people come and work in Kapolei is, I find that as an interesting argument. And I guess I'm wondering if that argument was used as a basis to obtain the permit. Oh, hard to say. Yeah. I'll tell you, just about every argument was used to obtain the permit. But the truth of the matter is that it would have been obtained no matter what because the situation was greased, you know? And they were the right people were on the land use commission and they came through with a vote of eight to one. Okay, that's a fairly significant number of approval. Then it went to the city. And what we found in the city was that they were bought to, I have a case before the city ethics commission right now, which is going to be heard on the 18th of this month. Interesting, what's the basis of that? Is that non-disclosure or conflict of interest or what was the nature of that basis? The idea is simply that they took so much money from this development community that will profit directly from Ho'opiti. Let me tell you how much. The one person took 43% of their money came from these people specifically. Now that's pretty shocking. This is for their campaign war chest. That's their campaign war chest. But that's the least. It went up to 91%. One person, 91% of his money that got him elected came from people who will profit directly from Ho'opiti. Was that disclosed prior to a formal vote? Are you kidding? Is that your claim to the ethics commission? That should have been a conflict of interest and at least disclosed. That was my claim last month. This month, my claim is that they just simply could not because of the amount of money they took, the percentage of the money. They could not have possibly voted against the project. So let me ask you the question. Do you think the vote that was taken, is it a valid vote? No. Is it a lack of disclosure? Is that your basis? It's not lack of disclosure. It's just simply it was an invalid vote because they knew good and well that they were voting against the people. The terrible things that would happen because of it, traffic being one of them. Well, you've already cited very, very strong motivations for a project of this size to be approved. Let me ask you if you have come across whether the rail project was used as a basis to transport these potential 12,000 people down H1 via the rail. Do you think that was used as a basis? Oh, yes. The terrible thing about the rail is it's been a hoax from the very beginning. You know, the very first step of rail was Parsons Brinkerhof and the city were required to do what's called a farmland conversion impact rating. And Parsons Brinkerhof had one of their officials do that survey. And she had graded the survey in such a way that the rating was so low as far as problems caused by the rail that they were allowed to go through. I went back and got five other independent people to score the same impact rating and they scored it double her numbers plus every single one of them, every single one of them. You know, if honest people would have scored that at the very beginning, there would be no rail going through that farmland. Okay, well, I know that Parsons Brinkerhof was involved with a big dig in Boston. And I know that that was horribly over budget and fraught with problems, both engineering and political. Tell us about some of those percentages. Well, from what I understand, their cost estimations were off somewhere around 80% and there was projected ridership through the tunnels and everything was around 75% off. Now, the same company did work in Seattle on our, you know, I'm from Seattle. We certainly have implemented a light rail system and that thing was horribly over cost and in way, way, way delayed and not too dissimilar to what we're experiencing here right now. And of course, I know Parsons Brinkerhof has been the consultant here. What's fascinating is ridership projections and that's what I'm really wondering if, you know, I think they're projecting 118,000 average riders per week here in our system here in Honolulu, okay?  That's a big delta from 118,000. So I guess my question is to you is if it's DR Horton or any future developer that's trying to sway the land commission or the council that, hey, don't worry about logjam and gridlock because this thing's gonna carry 118,000 people on an average base, a weekly average scenario. Whether or not those projections should really be examined and brought to the attention of not only the council or the land commission, but really to the general public to say, you know, these are falsehoods that are being perpetuated and we really need to look at that and stop that. Let's look at real numbers, not gross projections and I don't know if your group is diving into that or not. Yes, yes. Tim, the real truth is that they are saying they're going to have 28,000 people every morning and every afternoon come from one way or the other. The problem with that is that that means that every single car will be so jammed full there will be absolutely no room for anybody else. 28,000 total. Okay, let's look at this slide here. So this is really fascinating. So we've got 71,000 new commuters, okay? The morning capacity for a new zipper lane and we just got a new zipper lane was 3,000, okay? The capacity for that one freeway lane that I talked about is 9,000. When and if it's built. Yeah, okay. So what we've got then is 59,000 more people that we've got to get into the city. Now we find that the rail is saying the cramped full they can do 28,000, 29,000 people. What does that leave us? That leaves us 30,000 people trying to get into the city who have absolutely no way to get there. Well, let's look at the 29 because even if you went with the average from some of the cities that have a similar system, a light rail system you're probably maybe around 38,000. So really now your delta is 20,000. That's still a lot of more cars to be contended with on a very narrow corridor. And there's no ancillary streets that are going to get you from town, from Eva. And it's H1. It's H1. It's H1. There's just no room.  And there's no room to go up. There's no room to go anywhere. I mean, you know. And the problem is that our city is so corrupted and our mayor is so corrupted. Okay, hold that thought. Hold that thought because that's a serious, that's a serious statement. And I'm told, hold that thought. We're going to take a break. Okay. And this is Tim Appichella, I'm your host for Hawaii, Moving Hawaii Forward and we'll be right back after this break. You're watching Think Tech Hawaii, Hawaii's leading digital media platform for civic engagement, raising public awareness on tech, energy, diversification and globalism. Great content for Hawaii from Think Tech. Hi, I'm Stacy Hayashi and you can catch me on Mondays at 11 on Think Tech Hawaii. Stacy to the rescue. See you then. Aloha. Let's work together, program on the Think Tech Hawaii broadcast network Mondays at two o'clock PM, movers and shakers and great ideas. Join us. We'll see you then. Aloha. Aloha, my name is Danelia, D-A-N-E-L-I-A. And I'm the other half of the duo, John Newman. We are the co-host of Keys to Success, which is live on Think Tech live streaming network series weekly on Thursdays at 11 a.m. Aloha. Aloha. Aloha, I'm Appachele. We're back from our break. I'm with Dr. Keone Dudley and he's president of Friends of Makakilo and we're talking about Ho'opili and some of the traffic impacts that are facing, well, we'll be facing the H1 Corridor. Thank you for coming to that show and I wanna touch base on kind of where we left things before the commercial break. And that is, we're talking about the approval process on how this thing got its permits, first from the land use commission and then from the council. And you mentioned that things may not be on the up and up. Well, they just aren't. The mayor was bought by Pacific Resource Partners, which is a consortium of union and contractors. First off, let's talk about what mayor? Mayor Caldwell, he was elected with three and a half million dollars from them. That allowed him to get in and take over. He's going to do anything that the people, the real people want him to do. He doesn't care about us any more than a man and a man. The problem that we were talking about was the narrow area for things to come through. There is no way for any more roads. There is no way for any more anything. But the whole city government is planning that they're going to put 70,000 people out there. 70,000 homes and 70,000 people are going to need to come into the city. There is no way to do it. There's no way to do it. And yet they're coming up with the Oahu General Plan. And what does that say? That says, we got 70,000 houses out here and everybody is happy, you know? It's just not gonna happen. I'm going to play devil's advocate a little bit here because with this project, we're looking at maybe what? 2.1 persons per household, maybe 2.2. It's hard to get a real firm number on just how many people will occupy each unit. But we're looking at roughly 12,000 units. Now, you can argue that there are a number of people right now going on H1 from Ewa down to town and that if there is the creation of 7,000 jobs and if the creation of 7,000 jobs entails entertainment and restaurants and some of the lower paying jobs, you could argue that people that are now from Ewa going to town will actually say, hey, if I can just quit my job here in town and find something in Kapolei, that's great. I've just shortened my commute. So you could have a subtraction of some of those numbers that are now gonna try to realign their commute. But it won't be that many. So we're still looking at a sizable number of new vehicles on the roadway to go to town to pay for those houses that they just moved into. Yeah, yeah. Is that a fair assessment? Yes. Yeah, we're gonna hit another slide here. Let's get to the definition of where this project lies in conjunction to H1. Okay, well, that's the H1 coming across the red shirt there. And the red shirt is the Ho'opili project. On the right of that is Waipahu town, below that is Evertown and the whole Ewa plain, which is pretty much filled with houses right now. On the left-hand side is the city of Kapolei and Makakilo up above it, okay? So I wanna talk about your organization that you represent. You're the president of Friends of Makakilo. Right. Tell me about it. Tell me about the organization. Tell me about your role. Tell me about what you've been trying to do to get the awareness of this issue before the public. Okay. We are a community organization. We got started about 2006. We just began with concerns about Makakilo itself. We still only have one road in, one road out. And we, you know, we were at that time getting more and more houses. And so we had a community meeting. Out of that came a group of people who wanted to work together and we formed as the Friends of Makakilo. And we eventually, and let me just tell you that right now we're about 500, 600 people strong. We stay in touch through communications by email primarily. I send out material about once a week and people respond. We're having a big meeting tonight about Ho'opili right now, as a matter of fact. Tell me about that. The, it's the project about important agricultural lands. The constitution was revised in 1978 and required that we preserve important agricultural lands and that each county eventually name what are the important agricultural lands for that county. Now in 2012, when they finally got around to doing this, they told the Department of Planning and Permitting, the city council did, to include Ho'opili and Core Ridge in the study. Now the committee and the company that is doing the project and the Department of Planning and Permitting are having two community meetings specifically to let people know where these important agricultural lands are and to get their affirmation. Those, the maps don't include Ho'opili nor do they include Core Ridge. And there are reasons for that. But we're just saying that, we still have major things in the hopper about Ho'opili that could win. And that until they do win, we don't want these maps finalized. What percent did Ho'opili represent as far as percentage of ag land? I really can't tell you that. I heard something like a 32, was that, oh, is it 32% or somewhere around 30 to 32? As far as these maps are concerned, I think it's probably maybe about three to 5% because the maps are of all the important ag land on this island. But Ho'opili right now is currently producing 32% of the food that is produced on Oahu for the local market. So when we lose Ho'opili, we lose one third of our farmland that's currently producing food for us. Isn't DR Horton actually going to provide some ag land in their Ho'opili development? Yes, they are. They're going to allow people to put little farms in their backyard. In their backyard? Yeah, and they've got even some gullies that, you know. And that's to address the 32% of food production that's currently taking place? Besides that, they also arranged so that the farmers at Ho'opili would be able to farm land up near Oahu. The problem with that is that the land up near Oahu is covered with clouds most of the time. It's very rainy. It's very wet. And you can't produce very many good crops up there in the first place. Okay, so the food production mitigation is not exactly the ideal situation for practicality versus to get the permit. It was only two weeks ago that the head of the Department of Agriculture said, no, we haven't gotten any plans and we haven't succeeded at all in doubling our food production. Okay. So we have a development is almost 12,000 units. What's behind that? What more are on the horizon and to what degree is your organization going to put a line in the sand and say, that's enough? Well, I think we put the line in the sand, you know? We just simply have to do something on this island, you know? What is that line in the sand? Define that line. The line is we have reached the carrying capacity of the island. We have reached the carrying capacity. We don't have room in transportation anymore. We don't have the water to support more people. And as far as the beauty of the island is concerned, are we gonna pave over this island or are we going to stop? As far as tourism is concerned, you know? We've got so many tourists right now on our beaches. Is the room enough for us? Is the room enough for the future of the people? You know? I mean, there are major problems right now. We're putting up- So this is a breaking point of how many people could live on this island. That's right. That's right. You know? We've got rising seas. We've got a problem of the water on top of the sea water is going to in a few years start coming through the surface in Kakaako, Alamoana, Mo'ili, Ili, all around the island. We're building these huge, monstrous buildings for very rich people. They're all gonna move away.  It's time for us to stop and say, what are we doing? Let me throw a quote where I don't have the direct quote, but let me throw a concept that Mayor Caldwell threw out there and to address the approval of Coa Ridge was a 4,000 unit development. And that was in order to obtain affordable housing, you need to increase the housing supply. Now, in my world, this is such a desirable place to live. It's still paradise in many people's eyes around the world, not just on mainland. And you can develop every square yard of real estate here on this island and you'll still have the demand outstrip the supply and by definition, you will not obtain affordable housing. And so if that's his main econ 101 supply and demand argument for the approval of permit after permit after permit, that needs to be challenged. You're right.  But the truth of the matter is that it's not people who need affordable housing who are gonna be moving into these houses. That's correct. I mean, the houses that we know right now that our population is increasing, one quarter of the increase comes from people moving in. And those 7,000 led jobs are not gonna support the people that are moving in to appeal. That's right. They're just not gonna, they're gonna be the people that will take those 7,000 jobs if those 7,000 jobs even pan out. And the truth of the matter is, let's take a look at 12,000 houses. We've got 7,000 jobs. That means there are 5,000 houses where there are no jobs available. You know, I mean, we're just creating more problems. Just creating more problems. Well, I want you to come back on this show because I want you to give us updates as you move forward with your goal and your strategies against the conversion of valuable ag land to residential developments. So I hope you commit to coming back and would love to see you back here. Beautiful. Thank you. This is Tim Apachella, moving Hawaii forward and we'll see you next Tuesday at 12 noon. Thank you.


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Hey guys, John Hammond here continuing on some of the bandit over-the-wire levels that just recently came out Looking at level 29 and it looks like they're up to like level 32 now So let's jump in this is another git repository that we can download once we connect to the user account So head on over to our terminal connect and let's make a directory for us to work in and Then we can get clone that repo Sweet yep, we will need the password there So let's just get that out throw it in our Great. All right. So we have the repository. Let's check out what this read me says It says, okay credentials for bandit 30, but no password in production So let's check out what other commits they might have been Initial can read me. Okay. Let's get show that Okay, that's the same thing Did I grab the wrong one or something? Whatever, let's try this one where it says we fix username. Oh, yeah, initially it was 30 though No, okay. It was originally it was 29 they fixed it to 30. So I see But still no change in the password Okay so this this note of No password in production makes me think of like well, this is the master branch, right? Like if I check out what branch of the development I'm on I only see that I am on master But that's what we have downloaded right now is our local copy, but there may be other remote branches or other like versions or Like functionality of the software that needs to still be developed if you're doing this in a real like github repository So there is typically a development branch so if I wanted to see all the other possible branches I can do get branch tack a and There's some notes here. Okay, we have remote origin head where we are currently for origin master Dev and master and sploice dev So let's check out some of these and the way we can do that is literally get check out and in the name of that branch great, okay, so Get logs you were at initial commit of read me blah blah blah. Let's check out what this one is can get show that and No password there Looks like it has just to ask you add data needed for developments. Was that the original one that we missed? Oh, yeah. Okay. Great. So just like that looks like we have the password for Bandit 30 if we wanted to we could again check out those other branches and That will let us explore whatever that sploice dev was and other things that they have in there but something that I like to do and this is probably pretty cheesy and a bad hack but Get log if I like to just grep for the commits and then I'll cut them up and get just the identifiers and I can scrape whatever I need if I don't want that last one But what I'll what I'll do up following that as I'll like a row Read line just pipe that into a while loop and then I'll do get show. I think it's no page or something And it'll yell at me if I'm wrong. Yeah, what is that in get show that doesn't paginate Sometimes it will just completely ignore it No, breathe All right, I'm gonna abort that mission We can just like we don't need that that argument I may be thinking of a completely different command who knows or no page or whatever But yeah, sometimes you can just pipe it all out and give that to less or whatever you want to do And you can just try and find like okay Here's everything in green or red that they actually modified or added in the repository By just using that Shot one ID all along another cool thing is get grep like if we wanted to get grep for password You could track down like okay Where was it? wherever in whatever many cases and that's a good way to just search for a specific thing in Wherever you are in your repository, whatever branch or whatever Commit message you're looking at etc. So keep those in mind But this challenge was just about checking out the different branches that you can access within that get repository. 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A welcome back now at the Central Bank of Nigeria, NIN, BVN, Linkage Directive offers a much broader sense of increasing the number of financially included people, especially if it is very much strictly implemented. Once this is achieved, chemists who previously relied on stolen information to conduct fraud and transactions will face a bigger challenge. Joining me now to discuss further on some of the peculiarities and issues is the National President of the Association of Mobile Money and Bank Agents of Nigeria, Amben, Fasasi Sharafa-Din, Atonda. Many thanks for joining us, Fasasi. Yeah, good morning. Good morning, my host and viewers across the country. Good morning. Thank you for having me. All right. Let's talk about the BVN, NIN, Linkage. The deadline is almost here. And then what's the current situation as we speak? Yes, of course, because of the fact that it's actually one of very good policies to ensure sanity in our payments industry. There is a need for all of us to have sufficient KYC, know your customer in form of identity, national identity and BVN. They are very physical to protect our payment system from a lot of hazards. So we are in total support of that. But the current situation now is the challenge of access points. There are no much provisions for where the masses of our people can have access to those services of fresh elements of NIN, fresh element of BVN, and also in terms of the modification of the two databases. Because we have this understanding that as of today, only the commercial branches are enabled to modify, you know, verify BVN across the country. And we are aware that over 300 local governments in Nigeria are without commercial branches. So that would be a very serious work. And we can see that the banking are becoming crowded already. Before it becomes a thing of a stampede at the banking house, the sorry situation that we experienced during the cash crisis, there is a need for halls to come and think ahead of time and prove a solution. And that is what Amban, a session of my money on bank agents in Nigeria, is currently embarking on. Okay, let's talk about that now for a bit. Let's try to understand in a circular that I've seen so far, you've talked about a neighborhood financial inclusion center. And you said it's bringing critical financial services closer to the excluded communities in Nigeria. Let's talk about that and the need for it. Why is it imperative right now? Okay. We have observed that we need to support the Central Bank of Nigeria, because most of our regulators underestimate the complexity of Nigeria. You know, what we are seeing on the data is what we are working with. The majority of people are not aware that if you are seeing 200 million populations on the database, that is telling you that the actual population is actually more than 200 million. So if we are looking at about 135 million excluded in Nigeria, you should know if you're having that on the database, you should know in reality you have times two of that in reality. So anytime we are rolling out these policies, we need to also put into consideration, you know, how to cover for those gaps because most data are not actually captured formally. A lot of people are in informal sectors. So we need to have that understanding. So Sibion has announced a 30-day, it's sort of a 30-day document for over 134 million Bankibu Niger to get their accounts with BVN. And over 200 million Nigerians with NIN should also get their NIN before the deadline. S, their accounts will be locked. And you know, when it has to do with money, people, you know, being restricted from having access to their money needs to be able to create a sort of pricey. So Amban is, you know, thinking ahead and jumping and creating additional access points. We are proposing to have over additional 1,000 access points across the excluded local government in Nigeria, where we will create a sort of an hub, a neighborhood financial inclusion hub. Instead of Nigerians to be looking for, where will I do NIN after finishing that? Where will I do BVN? If I have a SIEM or number problem, where will I do my SIEM swap or SIEM linking? So we want to bring all the needed services to the neighborhood of Nigeria. At least one in the local governments. So that is the idea about neighborhood financial inclusion and to support the existing infrastructure. The question would be, this is a great plan, laudable as it is now. So what have you done and what feedbacks are you getting from the authorities that these are, you know, the NEAPs and the NIMC as regards this, including Amban in Robent and all of that. And then how would you tackle maybe if the issues arise, issues of maybe some agent or so who may want to just do some sort of practices that might not really be in tandem with what the goal is intended to achieve in the first place? Yeah, thank you so much. In terms of partnerships with enablers, if you look at the list of participants in this project, we see financial inclusion as a stakeholder and an industry agenda, not a bank's agenda, not a bank's elune agenda. Because for financial inclusion, you actually require the services of all the stakeholders. Financial literacy, we need to come in. The NGOs that are specified, that have protocols on that, we have to come in and enlighten the people. It's not about opening bank accounts. There are a lot of bank accounts that have been opened and almost about 60% of them are inactive. So how do you, first of all, educate the people they need for them to be included in the banking sector? So we are bringing them, then you need the services of telecommunication companies, the big shots in this was so that they can get their SIM. If there is a problem on the BBN, maybe they have lost their SIM to replace their SIM. You need the telecommunication companies. We are reaching out to most of them to come and participate in this. We are also a partner to NCC to ensure that we are able to work together. To NIPPS, we have had our initial meeting with NIPPS in conjunction with all other critical stakeholders. And we are also reaching out to them to enable most of those critical services. CBN, we are also interfacing with them. We have strong collaboration with CIBN, Charter Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, who are also satisfying agents to participate in this project because this project is not for just any agent. They must be a professionally trained agent. They must be agents that know that they can lose their certification if anything goes wrong. So that will take me to that answer of security. How are we going to ensure professionalism? So first of all, we are starting with CIBN certification and the training is starting this Thursday. That will be handled by the key guys in CIBN and also the NIPPS. So all industrial institutions are part of this. So we are starting with that and also NIPPS with also the training. And the beauty of technology is that once technology is programmed to request for certain documents before you can amend any database, then it makes it easier to control. Nobody can override the system. So it is as easy as technology-driven processes backed up by certified and work-trained agents. All right. I wanted to share with us about some of the NFIC goals that you mentioned so far. You talked about achieving about 24 million bank transfers, 16 million BVN. Can you just throw more light on that? Yes. As of today, out of about 134 million bankable Nigerians, we only have about 59.9 BVN. So we have a gap of about 74 million Nigerians excluded without BVN. So that is the gap we need to cover in 30 days. And the current infrastructure, the bank branches today, with their procedures, with the way they work, they cannot meet up with that gap. So part of what we are programmed to do is to roll out about a minimum of 100 agent bank documents to come to that home and deliver a minimum of about 50 to 100 BVN registration daily. And when you do that for the next 30 days, you are achieving about 40 million, I mean 60 million BVN in addition to what you know you have currently. That will close the gap of the 74 million a year. The same to the NIN, we are also projecting because as of today, NIN, NIMC has actually disconnected all private partners, front-end partners, they call it since August last year. That means as of today, they are only relying on their state offices and the local government offices to carry out enrollment, which are actually not enough and they cannot meet up with that gap in NIN. As of today, we have about one zero for NIN enrollment in Nigeria out of estimated population of 200 million. That means we have about 96 million gap that we need to also cover in the next 30 days. So we are working with NINC to see how they can key into this program and enable our trained and certified agents to deliver these services. And you will agree with me that agents, the capacity of agents to achieve this in little time is no doubt. If you remember before 2021, for NIN, Nigeria government's infrastructure through NIN was able to deliver only about 0.5 million enrollment in 10 years, more than 10 years of their existence. And when they involved us in 2021, within the space of two years, we are able to move the figure from 45 to 100 million NIN enrollment. And also when NIN involved agents across Nukesia, they are able to also scale from about 10 to 20 million enrollment, you know, to 59, where they are today. So the capacities, our spread, our equity, and our smartness is no doubt to deliver on this figure. All right, I'm sure they are no doubt about it. Let's try and streamline it very well so we can get more clarity. You talked about stationed and mobile approaches. Can you tell us about those approaches very quickly? Yes, we have, because we are in the informal sector, we have the understanding and, you know, dynamics that exist in the informal sector. Today, the advantage of bank branches is the traders, the artisans, they find it very difficult to leave their markets and move to the bank and queue to enroll. So we want to take that neighborhood, apart from the fact that we have stations, which are for the working customers, people that have the time to come to that hub. We also take it to them. So that way you will not have busy enough NIN or DVN enrolls or tied to your account. When we use mobile bank to go and cover village markets and also all the local trainings, you know, of a particular local government, we want to enter the interlands. These are what we have been doing over the years as we can see to do it. All right, we wish you all the best in the approach and by so doing, the Nigerians will be financially included. And of course, the issue of insecurity and theft and frauds that have plagued them, the banking and financial sector for quite a while will actually be stemmed, you know, in the board. Thank you so much for your time and thanks for what you're doing at AMBAN. Thank you. Thank you for having me. All right, my guest has been the national president of the Association of Mobile Money and Bank Agents of Nigeria, AMBAN, FASASI, ATONDA. And together, we're looking at financial inclusion, the need for, you know, to bring it back closer to the people as even as the deadline approaches. That's the size of the show for today. I am Justin Academy. Many thanks for being there.


What do you do for a living? Make clothing. For who? Myself and a couple other people. Do people come past and assume that it's some sort of sex shop? Yes. Do you have a back room that nobody knows about? Yes. What's in it? Do***** things. You heard it here first. What's your meaning of life? It's a deep question. Live, love and laugh. You should put that on the shirt. Very original. It's the most underrated label apart from yourself. Street ex. Who would you want to dress out of any celebrity ever? Myself. People are worldwide, so support him before he goes global. Yes.


Hey guys, welcome to Snowbreak Containment Zone and it's about time that we have a new update coming in. This update is dropping on November 2, but I think summer is still on or not. But anyway, let's take a look at the new update and what is in store for all of us. At first glance, we do have some new skins swimsuits to be precise. Let's take a look at how this update is going to look. We have 5-star Maokseer, so for those who are waiting for her or have been waiting for her, now is actually the best time to pull for her. We don't know yet what her skills are, but definitely guys, I think she looks cool. Here we have a skin now for Yao Winter Stalsis, which is I think one of the best skins that we have. This one is also a new skin, this is for Enya. Next up is a skin for, no this is Maokseer. So Shadow Ka is actually her 5-star name I think and she has a new skin to go with her 5-star self. So I'm really excited for her. These are the animations of her new skills. As you can see, it's more fun than the previous one, the previous one is more serious. This is her swimsuit by the way. And we also have Chen Xing there and they have a lot of battles. I don't know why the robots are colored to fit the theme of the beach. So Chen Xing, for those of you who have been using Chen Xing now, is another skin for her that I think you guys will really really love. The other one before was kind of for me meh but this one is actually a lot better. So as you can see here as they face the sunset, we will be going over a couple of content that we have you know that they've gone through. So let's pause it a bit here. So again swimsuits are here, 5-star Maokseer is here, then again the best skin would be Yao Winter Stalsis. I can't deny it. I think it would be either her best skin here but it's up to you guys on which one do you think is the best. For me it's going to be Yao. Let's move on to the content that we have. So we have, if you notice that is Maokseer. That is her default skin. She actually lost an eye. I don't know why but she looks cool in this default skin. Even if you don't get her you know her swimsuit it's not a problem. Her gun looks badass as well. So this is her swimsuit so she regains two eyes with the swimsuit. So it's weird. So again Maokseer, 5-star we have Chen Xing if you're a cloud here with a new outfit and new skin which is going to be good but again Yao takes the cake for all the swimsuits here. And we have of course for those who are bringing Enya, Enya has a decent swimsuit as well. So those are your skins. Next up are going to be your content. So this one is Ancient Isle Survey. At first glance I think this is just a fishing game wherein you could fish a couple of items here depending on the fish you get I think. So this is just a fishing game. Nothing too big. Again this is just a minigame. Next up is another minigame aside from this one. This one is Gold Rush Party. So they are in shime form and they're in a board game. It's kind of weird. So anyway this is another minigame that they're cooperating in the game but I'm sure this is going to be just a limited time event because this is tied to the summer event or the retreat event that we have. So Gold Rush Party. Next up is this one is a nice. This one is a nice break from Urban Warfare. This is Tropical Warfare with trees outside. So Seabound Warfare. So it's complete the trials on five islands to obtain valuable pearls or a bit of health from Thumesian and I don't know who that is. But more or less the terrain here is a welcome sight from the one that we are used to. So that is Mauser. And we have another skin by the way, the last but not a Swimsuit skin definitely. She is in the high roller table so it's Marian Swift. So again options for those who are using Marian Swift and what else? We do have new logistics. I highly think that these are tied to the release of Mauser 5 Star. So we'll have to take a look if these are the better ones for her or not. But usually they are tailored fit for the character that comes out and we have daily rewards as well guys. So don't forget about that. So there you go. So those are the things that are coming our way November 2. It's been a quiet again couple of weeks right after the update for Haru. So hopefully you guys will be energized by this and again summer I don't care what time it is. I will always welcome summer especially if we have those types of skin. So again guys hope to see you around. I'll be doing more content actually. I'm just moving up to my daily routine going back to content. I was so busy for the past three weeks. So lots of content. I'm trying to put up daily content now leading up to the November 2 update for Snowbreak Containment Zone. So thank you very much guys for staying this far. So Gargents take care. Stay safe. It's The Warden and I'm out of here.


Hey, we're at Willie's first Yankee game. Has Willie only been to a Yankee game, or has he been to a Knicks game? Not yet. I don't know, the Knicks, that might be tough squeezing him in. Willie is like my son. I got two daughters, that's my son. He's a good boy. He looks so innocent. He's not so innocent. He doesn't like other dogs or other people, just like me and my wife.


The story of the Indian nation is a tale of astounding progress, a miracle of democracy, extraordinary diversity, and above all, a strong and noble people. India gives hope to all of humanity. In just 70 years, India has become an economic giant, the largest democracy ever to exist, and one of the most amazing nations anywhere in the world. Since the turn of the century, India's economy has grown more than six times in size. In a single decade, India has lifted over 270 million people out of poverty. Under Prime Minister Modi, for the first time in history, every village in India now has access to electricity. 320 million people, more Indians, are right now connected to the internet. The pace of highway construction has more than doubled, over 70 million more households. Think of this, 70 million more households have access to cooking fuel. 600 million more people have access to basic sanitation and incredibly 12 Indian citizens are lifted out of extreme poverty every single minute of every single day. India will soon be the home of the biggest middle class anywhere in the world, and within less than 10 years, extreme poverty in your country is projected to completely disappear. The potential for India is absolutely incredible. India's rise as a prosperous and independent nation is an example to every nation all over the world and one of the most outstanding achievements of our century. It is all the more inspiring because you have done it as a democratic country. You have done it as a peaceful country. You have done it as a tolerant country and you have done it as a great free country.


cultural stereotypes and cultural sensitivity For many people who travel, considering the cultural norms of whatever country you are visiting helps ensure a smooth trip Stereotypes It is quite unfortunate that travelers from the United States often have a bad reputation for being loud, inconsiderate and oblivious While this is the case, it is also the case for a lot of people from various other countries Being a well-behaved visitor is not restricted to your region of origin but is a voluntary path Do not let other countries' stereotypical ideas of you define how you act when traveling abroad There are various ways to prove these people wrong and that comes with research, asking questions and being observant As an educator in another country, these same methods apply to you but on a higher caliber You will be responsible for a group of students, no matter the age, which means that what you say and how you say it can affect this group As I prepare for my upcoming trip to Nepal I am considering my experience there as well as researching the proper customs to be aware of Basic manners in different countries This particular TEFL course can't give you exact answers on how to act in every country But it does provide extremely helpful advice on how to go about researching First of all, it is best to learn as much as you can about the country as a whole Read about the history and how the population may be distributed This includes what percentages of the population speak what language and what religions are dominant Taking note of stereotypes is important because what you find normal can be misunderstood as a way to mock another person You may have a diverse group of students in your class, which means that you have to go to lengths to make sure all people feel welcomed and not alienated Learning about this information is also helpful when you have to act as the police role of an educator If there was any teasing between students, you could understand the situation and approach with clarity First impression To make good first impressions, you should know the proper greetings and use them when introducing yourself to anyone Not only will you be polite, but this will help you gain respect from your fellow educators and more importantly your students I also believe that learning slang or common language can help you feel approachable by students These would be things you could show interest in when the class has warmed up to you They might notice your curiosity and not see you as a robot programmed to strictly carry out lesson plans However, until you've built a strong relationship with the people you're surrounded by, it is best to choose a more conservative approach to what you talk about and how you do it Even if you feel close with your students and peers, being modest may be the common behavior that you have to adopt Report and relationships As you build relationships with your students, you become comfortable with them enough where your true personality may start to show For some people, this involves their sense of humor, but what they must understand is that what is funny in your home country may not be received the same way Jokes may not land how you thought and even worse they may offend someone It is best not to joke about any staff to your students behind their backs This is advice for any teacher whether in your country or not This DEFL course also pointed out that sarcasm is something that some countries do not use at all and will be greatly misinterpreted As someone who uses humor often, especially when teaching, I will ill try not to feel like a part of me as being suppressed Instead, I take this as a challenge to make people laugh while still respecting the culture I am immersed in Correct Speech This course also taught a theory that could be used in teaching negotiating, questioning and making requests The Speech Act theory categorizes levels of speech into categories that increase in situational complexity It ranges from the utterance, which is a word or phrase said by reflex, to the perlocutionary utterance, which is speech intended for a response Extraordinarily, this theory may help overcome any cross-cultural issues that sometimes occur when trying to directly translate from one language to another A student may offend a teacher or vice versa if the knowledge about these levels of speech is not touched on Educate your students what can be said to invoke a response and what may be an observation that can be kept to oneself My personal experience During my last visit to Netpol, I was so concerned with offending the locals When in doubt, look around you and try to do what everyone else seems to be doing or not doing If I can teach when I return there, I already know some of the customer knowledge that will help me keep a respectful relationship with the staff and students of the girls school Always exchange money or take food with your right hand because the left is meant to clean yourself after the bathroom Dressing modestly is common in Netpol and keeping up with your grooming will gain you more respect than if you look unkempt For the most part, the people of Netpol are tolerant of tourism, but that won't keep me from always asking how I can be a better visitor Do you want to teach English abroad? Take a TEFL course Speak with an ITTT advisor today to put together your personal plan for teaching English abroad Send us an email or call us toll-free at 1-800-490-0531 to speak with an ITTT advisor today


Thirty-two English collocations for talking about your family from espressoenglish.net. Collocations are combinations of words that are typically used together. For example, we say, my immediate family, but we can't say, my instant family, that's not correct. What is your immediate family? Well, keep watching to find out. Your parents and siblings, siblings are your brothers and sisters, are your immediate family, and your extended family includes all your relatives, like uncles, cousins, great-aunts, etc. You can use a family tree to diagram the relationships among your family members. A person who is related to you by a long series of connections can be called a distant relative. If you're lucky, you have a loving family or a close-knit family. These expressions refer to a family that has good relationships, where everyone loves each other and helps each other. If you were raised in a loving family, then you probably had a carefree childhood. That means you had nothing to worry about when you were young. On the other hand, a family in which the relationships are bad or unhealthy can be called a dysfunctional family. If the children experience abuse, poverty, or problems with the law, we can say they had a troubled childhood. Perhaps the parents went through a bitter divorce. That means a separation in which there were bad or angry feelings between the husband and wife. It's also possible to have a messy divorce, with a prolonged legal battle involving lots of conflicts about the separation of the former couple's assets. Their assets are their money and possessions. The decisions about the separation of assets are made in the divorce settlement. A family in which there are divorces or separations is sometimes called a broken home. Sometimes the mother and father fight over custody of the children. That refers to who has the primary responsibility of caring for the kids. A judge can grant joint custody. That means give the ex-husband and ex-wife shared responsibility. Or the judge can give sole custody to only one parent. For example, a judge might award sole custody to the mother, and the father has to pay child support. That means regular payments to help with expenses for the kids. If it was a mutual divorce or a mutual separation, that means the ex-husband and ex-wife agreed to separate without fighting. Then they will probably stay on good terms with each other, meaning to have a polite relationship without conflicts. If a woman gets pregnant without being married or in a relationship, then she will become a single mother. Some women in this situation choose to have an abortion, and others prefer to give the baby up for adoption. The time when the baby is planned to arrive is called the due date. You can also say the baby is due in mid-October, for example. After the woman has the baby, or gives birth to the baby, the baby is given to the adoptive parents, who will raise the child or bring up the child as if it was their own. Sometimes when the adopted child is older, he or she tries to find their birth mother. That means they're biological mother. You can take a quiz to practice and review the expressions you learned in this lesson. Just click on the link inside the video. And if you'd like to learn a thousand English collocations in just 10 minutes a day, visit espressoenglish.net to get the e-book with audio. This book will help you learn common combinations of English words, along with practice exercises to help you remember them.


Broadway's My Beat, from Times Square to Columbus Circle, the gaudiest, the most violent, the lonesome-est mile in the world. Broadway's My Beat, with Larry Thor, as Detective Danny Clover. It comes to every street, and it comes to Broadway, the single moment when daytime dies, when night is just across the street. The great shadow blows in from the river, scatters, finds a corner, a doorway, a face, layers them with chill and darkness. And then it happens, the drench of neon and spinning lights and flair, and for those who need it, high above, stars of the city moon. Broadway flips a cigarette into the gutter, and runs into the night. The night was hours old where I was. It came sooner and stayed longer. Basement apartment, West 49th, and the simple statement from a frightened man. I don't care what you think. That girl lying there.  I didn't strangle her. The fact that you called the police, Mr. Lehigh, is a point in your favor. What do you think I'm pointing with? Your game or something? A point in my favor? A point? What are you talking about points for?  You know who this girl is? Sure, I go Irene Hall. She's an entertainer. Hall? What do you mean, Hall? What about it? I know an entertainer. That makes me a murderer. She was a cute personality and she attracted me, so I made a date with her. How did you happen to find her, Mr. Lehigh? I had a date with her at 11 o'clock, about half hour ago. I knocked on the door. I heard her crying out like she was being heard. I kicked in the door. Come here. Come on, come on, just step around here. Yeah, yeah. On that pocketbook on the floor. Yeah, yeah. I've got a lady's face part on my shoes already from that mess. Feel her cheek. Go ahead. Yeah. Cold, huh? I'm going to tell you something. This girl's been dead for a couple of hours, at least that long.   She was yelling for help. You don't believe me, do you?  Nobody's roughing up. I'm just asking you a few questions, that's all. Like how long have you been a stranger in town? A week. From Cleveland, the convention. Patent medicine boys. I'm in vitamin concentrate. And this girl entertained at one of your meetings, is that right? Yeah. Came right after the magician. Last night she did a queen of sheba. Got rolled out in the rug. A real cute personality.  Then he walked away. Please, don't ask me any more questions. Leave me alone. I got to have time to adjust my thoughts. Then the intrusion of those sounds of night that attend violence. The furtive gathering of crowd outside the basement apartment. And the sudden shriek of a woman's laughter from a party upstairs. That for an instant stills the night, then bursts, drifts the street. And the screech that is the arrival of the official probers into death. And their entrance into the apartment. Watch them briefly as they pry. As they lift possessions of the dead girl, hold them up to the light. Then as they bend over the spilled pocketbook, finger its contents, scrape the spilled powder off the floor into small envelopes. Then leave them and lead Myron Lehigh through how to bear. And the girl in the crowd touches his coat, pierces close into his face. Grins lets him go. And at headquarters, book Myron Lehigh on suspicion of murder. Give him the night to adjust his thoughts. Then in the squad room throw a blanket over the cot and dream of sleep. Somewhere dreams and the voice that breaks it. Up, Danny. Up. Bright as the morning, so rise and shine alongside. Up, Danny. I heard you, Gino. I heard you. The surprises this day that has dawned has in store for you, Danny. The surprises. Like what? Like a container steamy coffee, like a frosty crawler, which I sneaked out to the corner to get for you. Once information was passed to me, you slumbered on a steel cot. Can you go to the cot table there, Danny? I laid it out for you. Thanks, Gino. Tastes good. Thanks again. A flower across the cruller. I thought it an added touch to start your day. A baby blue bachelor button to sport in your wrinkled lapel. You're very thoughtful, Gino. I try. Well, you are sufficiently cleared of cobwebs, Danny, to indulge me in the events that have passed in the night. Go right ahead. Thank you. According to our good Dr. Sinski, you were indeed correct in your diagnosis. Irene Hall had indeed been dead for a couple hours before your arrival, death by strangulation, bruises on the throat and other like symptoms. What else? What else is that the deceased Irene Hall is an entertainer who was booked out of the Wentworth theatrical agency on West 47. As Muggevin was on Night Watch last night, he gathered this information from various sources. What else did he gather? The notes various of our good detectives have made on the questioning of the people at the party upstairs and the killing. All her alibis has had the other tenants. They are all sad, Miss Hall is dead. She was a cute girl, they said. Where's Muggevin now? Waiting for your beck and call. Well, tell them to meet me in Myron Lehigh cell. Oh, yes, Gino. I enjoyed the breakfast you laid out for me. What's it to do for you, Mr. Lehigh? It tones up the system of vitamins. Gives you the old pep and vinegar. That's why it's called... Have a seat, Danny. Mr. Lehigh was just telling me about the patent medicine he peddled. It's called Tired Go because it makes you peppy. I could send a whole bottle of the large economy size right now. You think it's fun spending a night in jail? You were married, ma'am, Mr. Lehigh? Tell him, Mr. Lehigh. I told you, didn't I? The kid going to college and a scholarship, Danny. Yeah, nice to have a kid like that. What do you want now? Start all over again, Mr. Lehigh. Tell us about last night. I told him I just finished telling Detective Muggevin. The tenant clover wasn't here. The story very badly. You tell him. I had a date with Irene Hall. I was to meet her at her apartment at 11 o'clock. I knocked on the door. Irene screamed. I kicked in the door. Irene was dead. I called the police. What did you do last evening before you went to Ms. Hall's place? Walked around, you know. No, I don't know. Do you know Danny? Walked around. That's what I'm telling you. I did. I don't know what else to call it. And Cleveland will be calling around. Walking around doing what? Peddling Tired Go or what? Look, we don't pedal. We self-direct the cut-rate chains. What time did you have dinner? Early. Five o'clock. Then what did you do? And don't tell us you were walking around. I had dinner and I went next door and I had a drink. One drink. Then I went to another bar or had another drink. Where were you at nine o'clock? How do I know? You better know, Mr. Lehigh. Nine o'clock is when your date was strangled. I don't know where you were. Mr. Clover doesn't know where you were. Somebody ought to know where you were. I was in a bar. I was drinking. What bar? I was in a lot of bars on Broadway. I didn't look at their names.  Yeah, I heard. What do you think? I'm lying to you. You still think that, don't you? Look, fellas, I got a wife and a nice daughter. He told us, Mr. Lehigh. She got a scholarship to college. Your family must be real proud. And leave him. Leave the man whose tasting of a city has been distilled in the violence and death of the accusation of murder. Leave him in a room whose walls have been scarred with chalk protests, the derision of the guilty, the flaking of the innocent. And leave him with the image of the girl the city had promised him and whose death was an end to the promise. Going out of the Wentworth theatrical agency on West 47 to sift the night particles of a girl's life that had spun her dying to assemble the shadows that had touched her in passing. Maybe you could do that here. In the office fashioned out of a brownstone hall bedroom. Here with the pictures of sparkling personalities clustered on yellowing walls. And the messages of love and gratitude scrawled on them. To Laurie Wentworth, the sweetest agent of them all. To Laurie, all of the best. To Laurie without whom. And Laurie preening, purring in the warm glow of it all. My babies, Mr. Clover. Every one of them are little chicks. Little founding chicks. Cutie pies, huh? You get work for them, Mr. Wentworth. Well, I try. Sometimes all our special talent isn't appreciated, but I try. A convention hits town. A large needs a few specialties to raise money for funds. I spent years scrounging around. Now the fund raises are getting to North. What about Irene Hall? Oh, cream of the crop was my little Irene. I'll miss her. You just don't know, Mr. Clover, how my little Irene is going to be missed. You just can't know. Tell me anything about her, anything that will help. Well, I heard on the radio that you're holding a killer. What else do you need to know about her? Well, she came from how? She came to you, who her friends were? Things like that. Well, she came from I never asked. All I know is one day, well, maybe three years ago, she was standing there in the doorway, right there. Like she didn't know what the door right to come in. I took her hand in mine. I told her it was all right. Then she showed me the pictures she carried under her arm. Then I signed the right oath. And not too long after, entertainment committees called me.  And that's all you know about her? Well, I know I should never have booked her for that patent medicine blow-off. Then my Irene wouldn't be dead at the hands of a medicine man. Nothing more? Well, I know she didn't make the date I booked for her last night. A little private affair dinner party. How did you know that? Because Barbara phoned me. I asked her if she could come up. And could she please do her specialty? That's the rug bit, as the Queen of Sheba. I said, sure, Barbara. You do it. Barbara? Barbara Landon. That cutie pie, see? See up there? That one there. Pitch it in the feathers? Mm-hmm. Yeah. Well, she and Irene were buddies, covered for each other's routines, in case one of the other had reason not to show up on a date. You have her address? Sure, sure. I write it down for you.  Oh, arriving routines now. Why you come bothering me, Mr. I got enough to do around here.  All you had to do was beat on the door real loud, scream a few sayings. It wakes up that Miss Landon every time. I know, from the times I got to do this, just to call her to the whole phone. Oh, that Miss Landon's a sleeper. Here, I'll show you. Hey, Landon! Just unlock it, huh? Yeah, yeah. Sides it saves wear and tear. Oh, perfume with this booze in the room. A man could get a hangover just from the aroma. There she is, Mr. stretched out on the bed. Go on, wake her. I want to stand here and watch you how you do it. Miss Landon, Miss... Well, go on, Mr. Shake her up good. The load she must have souped up last night you got it. Here, here. I'll show you how to get a reaction. Hey, Landon! Hey! Leave her alone. What you said you... Oh, look. Look at her show. Yeah, look. Dead. Strangled to death. While listening to Broadway's My Beat, written by Morton Fine and David Friedkin, and starring Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover, send it once for that wonderful free convention handbook offered by Time Magazine and CBS Radio. It will help you to follow the conventions and their procedures intelligently and easily. It's profusely illustrated and written by Time's top writers. All you have to do is send a postcard with your name and address to Time CBS Chicago 90 Illinois. That's Time CBS Chicago 90 Illinois. The midday light of Maytime blows gently. Broadway shimmers. Langer walks the street, rhythm to the pulsing of May wind, and its perfumed silk rustles softly. The hawkers yawn their spills. The loudspeakers drone. There's the slow dance of litter in the gutters. A day in May, a day to melt in your mouth, a day to ride the rides, crowd the midway, toss the hoop, win the ham. So wait for it on the corner, kid. Hold it close. It can slip right through your fingers. For the girls sprawled across your bed, the day offers only a dying in a dazzle of room. The streaking of sunlight and shadow that pattern our body. The wind that takes her hair drifts it across her bruised throat. This was all of Maytime for Barbara Landon. How long are we going to stand here just looking at her, mister? Don't worry about it. I ain't worried. That's your department. All I know is the management like me to clear up things like this quick spot. I told you, don't worry about it. Anything the mister says. She's been dead for quite a while. I wouldn't know about such things. Tell me what you do know. I got a name. It's Marv Norman. I got a job managing this apartment house. I read papers, listen to the radio, collect the garbage of the tenants. Nights, I sit on the stoop and no one talks to me. This I'll tell you. Yee, carefree. Lots of gentlemen friends. To her, I was adoring not a mat with the word welcome. All done are here. Well, yes, in this apartment, we are now... Come on, mister. Did Miss Landon have a caller last night? Through it. Other times open. It's the hall phone, mister. Father, any things? Hello. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, she's here. Hold on a minute, huh? Yeah. Guy asking for Miss Landon, mister. Of course he's the way I played it, huh? Don't say she's dead. Don't say a cop's here. Don't... Yeah, go far. Hello? Hey, what is this? How many watchdogs are you going to go through to get the bar? This is the police. Barber. Who are you? Social. Where are you now? Stay there. I'll be up in a while. How will I know you? So again, the brief wait. Again, the men civically supported who attended the leaving of violent death. The white-coated ones, the blue-surged ones, the cigar smoker, and the funny fellow who thought of just the thing to say all the way down from headquarters. And they swarmed, and they photographed, and they measure. Leave them. Death is in the hands of the professionals. Down into the streets now, on the ride to Bryant Park, past the benches and back of the library and the sitters, the students scanning the required reading. Oldsters with eyes closed to the warming sun. Park the car and to the drugstore. Bryant's shirt is rummaging through a table marked any item in this display tent. Just looking. I'm waiting for some. I'm waiting for... I'm Danny Clover. What was all that mystery over the phone? She's dead. What are you talking? It's our last night. How can you stand there and tell me that?  Can you lock me up? We'll see.  She never liked for me to call. I'm a waiter. She likes me.  No, no, no. That isn't it.  That's all. She didn't like me coming around for her. Afraid somebody will recognize me. I was a waiter, and river, she goes out with a waiter. She was entertaining last night? Yeah, doing a sheave a bit for the good. Hey. Her friend Irene was strangled too. Last night, too. And I'll wait a minute. Don't get me mixed up. You know Irene? I met her once or twice, that's all. All right.  What did you do? About the same. Like what? Went for a ride, parked along the river. Did you drink? She did. She liked it. I brought along a bottle. She liked it, mister. I was her date. I brought along a bottle. You know something? I as good as killed her. Well, she asked me to come up to her place and finish the bottle. I didn't go. She was loaded. I didn't like to sleep it off. If I hadn't gone home, she'd be alive right this minute.  You got to go downtown? Yeah, for a while. Let's go. Danny Clover speaking. Welcome to me, Gordon. Man is man is. Aren't you even going to ask how I am today? How I feel? How I slept last night? Whether I'm happy here amongst all my expensive equipment? All right, are you happy, Gordon? Listen, Lieutenant. If you run around a lot, you meet a lot of people, all kinds of people. We've been working together for a long time. What am I calling you, Lieutenant, poor Danny? What do you want? Happens a friend of mine's coming in from out of town. I've been writing him what a good time can be had in New York. I got to show him a good time, Danny. Hand? You trying to bait me, Lieutenant? In the squad room, they tell me you've got a little black book, Gordon. Just the other day, you were explaining the code beside the names. You're not going to help me, huh?  Why did you call me down here for, Gordon? I'll show you. Come here. Three microscopes. You want a peek or you want me to handle it for you? Lieutenant. You tell me. On the stage of microscope one, face powder spilled on the floor in the apartment of Irene Hall. On two, face powder taken from the face of Irene Hall. On three, face powder from the face of Barbara Landon. What about him? What about him, Lieutenant, says? The Lieutenant who gets around. I'll tell you what about him. One and three match, one and two don't. Then the powder spilled out of that purse wasn't Irene's, it was Barbara's. Splendid. Do you mind if I add something? You don't mind. That spilled powder on the floor in Irene Hall's apartment didn't come out of Irene's purse. It was that other girl's, Barbara's. Thanks, Gordon, you helped a lot. See what I mean?  What about my other town friend, Danny? Danny Boy? You didn't help that much. Okay, this cell guard. Open up. Thanks, I'll call you if I want you in here, Russ. Are you giving me a cellmate? Inside. Wake up, Mr. Lehigh. Come on. Come on. Get up, I want you to meet somebody. This is Russ Field, Mr. Lehigh. What do I have to meet him for? When am I getting out of here? You choose him, Mr. Lehigh, I'm not. You two have got something in common. Both of you are being held for a double murder and of the same two girls. I'm here, Mr. Field, let me shake your hand, brother. Am I glad to see you? They really go stir-crazy fast around here, Clover.  He's the killer, Mr. Clover, I saw him. I saw him run out of there. He said he saw Mr. Lehigh. Why didn't you tell me this before, Mr. Lehigh? They just saw him coming out of Irene's apartment. I didn't see him. I was lying.  You've got your boy. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. What? You said there were two girls. What two girls? Irene Holland. What two girls? The name is Barbara Landon. I don't even know her. How could I kill her? Anyhow, I was in jail. You were in jail at midnight last night. Irene was killed about nine o'clock last night. Barbara Landon was killed at eleven. I didn't kill, I didn't kill. Poor guy. Poor guy, what am I saying?  Okay, Clover, I met your boy.  Let's get out of here. Tell me again how you were out with Barbara last night. What you did? Well, sure. You met her? Park? She got loaded? I took her home. You met her from work, huh? Sure, just like I told you. No stops anywhere, huh? Just the park. Short stop. She got loaded fast. You've got to believe me. You've got to believe me. My wife, my kid going to college. You want a scholarship? You don't think the father is a smart kid like that? I didn't do it. I didn't. I didn't. A sloppy killer. A dad. What kind of killer are you, Russ? What? Barbara Landon was at Irene's apartment last night. What are you talking about? Mr. Lehigh. What do you want? What do you want? You tell me what happened last night. I had a date with Irene Hall. I was to meet her at her apartment at eleven o'clock. I knocked on the door. Irene screamed. I kicked in the door. Irene was dead. I called the police. I had a date with Irene Hall. It wasn't Irene you heard screaming. It was Barbara. Our technical department showed me proof that Barbara was there. Guard? Go home, Mr. Lehigh. Go back to Cleveland. All I did was have a date with her. Go home. My turn to go home now? Huh? Wait a minute. We've got a few more things to talk about. What? Didn't like Barbara, did you? No. She got drunk. She always got drunk. She was no fun. But Irene was different, wasn't she? A nice girl.   Didn't she like you? You didn't mean to kill her, did you?  I'll tell you. I'll tell you why. I was talking to her. I was trying to tell her I didn't mean it. I was staying there just to make myself believe it didn't happen. And then when Barbara rang the bell... You didn't meet her after work, did you? And when Barbara came and rang the bell, I opened the door and tried to explain it to her. When I was talking, someone else knocked on the door. Must have been that little guy who was just here. Barbara started to scream. I hit her. She fell down, spilled everything all over the place. Friendly, I started to kick in the door. You dragged Barbara away. Yeah. I strangled her in my car and poured booze all over her and took her home. Then I went home and I went to sleep. That's the way it was, sir. Just like I told you. I swear it was. Just like that. Now you're going to let me out of here. Now let me out. It's the street of the hunter, this Broadway, of the smile that's dropped at the tip of a hat. And the lights are flung from windows out of doorways and you walk a pavement spangled with a thousand colors. But between the lights, that's where darkness is. It's Broadway, the gaudiest, the most violent, the lonesomeest mile in the world. Broadway, my beat. The Way's My Beat stars Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover with Charles Calvert as Tertaglia and Jack Krushan as Muggevin. The program was produced and directed by Elliot Lewis with musical score composed and conducted by Alexander Courage. In tonight's story, High Everback was heard as Russ Field and Herb Butterfield as Myron Lehigh. Featured in the cast were Martha Wentworth, Ed Max and Junius Matthews. This is only a rumor, but they say the Secretary of the Treasury recently visited Jack Benny's underground vault to reassure himself that there's a healthy cash reserve in case the government runs short. This much is certain. America's in no danger of running short of laughs just as long as Jack Benny time keeps rolling along Sunday nights on CBS Radio. Phil Anders speaking. And remember, my friend Irma, live enjoy Sundays on the CBS Radio Network.


Welcome to the Rich TV live podcast. We are balling and Bali. We are watching the markets and we are going to let you know what's going on pre market and what are the hottest stocks and cryptos of the day right here right now exclusively on the Rich TV live podcast. So we're going to talk about right now Coinbase moving up pre market at $245. We told you we love Coinbase. Okay, but I know you want to know what's really moving. Let's take a look at PVM up 111% pre market right now. Put them on your radar. Put them on your watch list CRO up 47% pre market. They're one to watch right now. There's more. There's more. There is more. Let's see here. What else is moving pre market GIFI up 17% pre market. That's not enough. Let's find you something more SGD SGD up right now. SGD is up. Look at this 120% pre market SGD. AIMD they are up 167% pre market. So these are the pre market movers. AIMD up big 166% SGD up big 127% and PBM PBM. Those are the big three right now up 101% those the three biggest pre market movers right now. Put them on your radar. Put them on your watch list. Watch list markets about to open up in four minutes. Now here in we ball in in Bali and in Bali it's 1026 PM in the West Coast and Vancouver where I'm typically trading. It's 626 AM in Toronto and in New York. It's 926 AM on Friday. It's Friday night here in Bali and we've been ripping because we've been buying Bitcoin and Bitcoin related stocks and they are on fire because Bitcoin as predicted has been absolutely on fire and not just Bitcoin Ethereum as well. And Bitcoin is now trading. It was just at $68,000 and there it is. We're back at $68,000 for Bitcoin. And remember Bitcoin just hit an all time high of $69,000. So this is extremely bullish. We're getting very close back to those all time highs. And I believe once we get through all the aggressive selling at 66, 67, 68 and 69 we go into 70 and beyond. And then I think we're going to see Bitcoin go parabolic and I predict that we will see Bitcoin go to $100,000 per coin. So if you don't own Bitcoin this might be your last time to get in before it goes to $70,000, $80,000, $90,000 and $100,000 a coin. So obviously if Bitcoin is doing well anything Bitcoin related GBTC should be on your radar. IBIT these are Bitcoin ETFs. They will also climb and it's not just Bitcoin. Ethereum is also ripping getting very close to $4,000. It's currently at $39,677. So very close to $4,000 for Ethereum and I'm extremely bullish on Ethereum. So make sure you are aware of that. How about SOLUN? I told you guys I love AI stocks. I told you yesterday I think this is going to $10. It's now up 10% pre-market. It went up 11% yesterday. It's at $6.23 and up 10% pre-market. So definitely I believe you need to put SOLUN on your radar and on your watch list and I believe it has huge potential. All right. The market is about to open. We are watching everything pre-market. So AIMD up 150%, SGD up 139%. These are the two of the biggest movers and shakers of the day and PBM which I showed you earlier also moving pre-market and the market is about to open any second. How about Coinbase? Coinbase looking strong at $246. That is a two-year high for Coinbase. As you can see, I have it all marked here and Coinbase is absolutely ripping. So definitely want to watch Coinbase as Bitcoin moves, expect Coinbase to also move. All right. So you can see here we're about to see the pre-market open here and go to the market open as we are now live. There it is. Boom! So see this huge gap and then you see where that candle is. That's the pre-market open on AIMD which is now up 155%. AIMD up 155%. SGD up 138%. CERO up 33%. Hold on. Let me organize this. PBM now up 103%. CERO up 31%. M-I-R-A up 33%. And then S-O-U-N and AI play that I love up 9%.  NVIDIA. I told you guys yesterday it's going to 1,000. It's up another 2% at $948 and nothing can stop NVIDIA. Solana crypto that I own is on fire. They're up 4% at $149. They continue to climb. Meta climbing well over $500 now. Micro strategies continues to climb at $1,300. One of the largest holders of Bitcoin in the world. Ethereum, ETHE. I believe this will be one of the first Ethereum ETFs. I think you need to put ETHE on your extreme radar right now as Ethereum is getting very close to $4,000. In fact, we might see it hit $4,000 while we're live. I mean, we might as well, right? And MARA. Look at MARA. MARA I think has huge upside from here. Dell, we talked about it yesterday. They're looking strong. Bitcoin approaching all time highs, folks. We're at $68,300. Remember, all time highs is $69,000, which we just hit a few days ago, and we are now at $68,300. There's absolutely no stopping Bitcoin at this point. It is absolutely on fire and is literally climbing while we are live. I absolutely love Bitcoin, and I hope you own some because if you don't, you're single-handedly missing the single greatest investment of your lifetimes. Here's Coinbase. What a move for Coinbase, as I predicted, and they are one of the biggest benefactors of Bitcoin doing well because nine of the Bitcoin ETFs are holding their Bitcoin at Coinbase. That is billions of dollars of Bitcoin that is being held at Coinbase. That is extremely bullish for Coinbase, and I believe Coinbase will be breaking $250 per share very, very soon. Robinhood. I told you guys I like Robinhood because Robinhood also has crypto trading. I think Robinhood needs to be on your radar and on your watch list. Here's the NASDAQ. Look at the NASDAQ continuously ripping KSCP. This is an AI play. They're in the green. Tesla had a nice dip. I think that's a buying opportunity. Anything under $200, in my opinion, will be a buying opportunity for Tesla. AMD also very bullish. The S&P 500 also in the green, and IBIT, a Bitcoin ETF, the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF, absolutely ripping. Look at these candles. This is just an absolute ripper, and it continues up. This is Block. I told you guys I think Block was at a good buy and is starting to climb. Riot, I think is at a good price. They are starting to climb. GBTC, one of the Bitcoin ETFs that I think you need to have on your radar and have in your watch list unless you own it. They are also in the green and target looking strong and in the green. All we're watching today is almost all green across the board, and the Dow Jones also right now slightly green and Cardano. The only pick on our entire list today right now that's red, and it's only just slightly red, so we could see that turn green very, very soon.  MIRA up 36%, CERO up 36%, and DOGE up 9%. SOUN up 8%, AIPLAY and Solana about to hit $150 a share. It has been an absolute tear for Solana, and full disclosure I do own Solana, and I'm loving it. I'm absolutely loving it. Robinhood looking strong as predicted, microstrategies, maintaining that momentum. As you can see, I've marked it up. It just keeps going, and NVIDIA predicted we'd see it at 1,000, and we're at now at $958, absolutely on fire. ETHE, which I told you guys will be benefiting huge from an Ethereum ETF approval. They are continuously climbing, and Ethereum, I told you guys we're going to see 4,000. We're at $3,982 right now, $18 away from $4,000 for Ethereum. How about MARA? MARA, I really like this. If you go to all-time highs, you can see they have been way higher before, and I believe we're going to see them go higher again. So keep your eye on MARA and Coinbase. Gotta love Coinbase. They just hit $249, and they're now back at $249. Now you can see where I've marked it, and I've got my emoji with hearts. I felt like we were going to $250. We are about to hit $250 on Coinbase. This is exciting times for Coinbase, the largest crypto exchange in America, and the exchange where nine Bitcoin ETFs are holding their Bitcoin. That's billions of dollars of Bitcoin being held at Coinbase, so I'm not surprised that Coinbase is going up. I mean, 2 and 2 makes 4, and when billions of dollars are being held in Coinbase through Bitcoin ETFs, you have to assume that's going to be bullish for Coinbase, and we're about to hit $250. We are about to hit $250 on Coinbase. Let's see if we can see it. Let's see if it happens. We're at $249.91. Will we hit $250? Clearly, there are sellers at $250 because every time it gets close to that $250 mark, it's selling. Eventually, those sellers get exhausted, and then we break through that wall. We're at $249.77, $249.82, $249.87. Will we see $250 for Coinbase? This will be very, very big if we can hit $250 on Coinbase. Let's go. $249.89, $249.94. Will we hit $250? See how every time it gets close to that $249.90 it sells? Because there's a block of sellers sitting at $250. Eventually, when that block of selling gets exhausted, we will break $250. Mark my words. It's just a matter of time. All this buying is coming in, and that's taking the price up. It's just a matter of time until we break $250. There it is. $250 for Coinbase. There it is. $250 for Coinbase. There it goes back down. The sellers are coming out, taking it back down, but I think we'll be back at $250. We'll come back and look at that after we take a look at the rest of the market and look at Bitcoin ripping, getting back to those all-time highs, folks. Remember, all-time highs is $69,000. We're at $68,468,500, so close, $500 away from all-time highs on Bitcoin. We are watching very, very closely. Riot making a nice move as predicted. Block climbing as predicted. I-B-I-T. Climbing as predicted. These are all stocks that we've been talking about almost every day. Tesla, I think this is a buy. GBTC, those clandals are real. Meta, just climbing. Every day, AMD. Also climbing. Chipmaker and AI Play. Target flying S&P 500 in the green. The Nasdaq just went slightly red, but that could turn green any second. We're literally 0.01% red. So at any moment, this could turn green. Dow Jones, slightly green, but very, very minimal. Dell has been on an epic tear. They are slightly giving back some other gains today, and Cardano still slightly in the red. All right. Biggest mover of the day is PBM, up 169%, followed by AIMD, up 125%, and SGD, up 109%, followed by MIRA, up 51%, and then CERO, up 31%, and SOUN, now up 10%. All right. Hope everyone's having a great day. It's Friday, and we are five weeks away from Bitcoin having a massive catalyst that typically brings in tons of eyeballs into Bitcoin, and that's exactly what is happening right now. And the reason why I believe Bitcoin is going to continue to go higher. Lots of different catalysts for Bitcoin, but the biggest catalyst right now is the Bitcoin having, which is scheduled to happen around... Let's just say that we are expecting to see the Bitcoin having happen around April 15 to April 17. That's kind of what the estimate is. So we're like five weeks away from Bitcoin having Doge looking strong, Mara up now 6%, Riot now up 4%, Solana up 4%, and close to that $150 mark, where they seem to be getting some selling there.  And once again, getting back to that $250 mark, where they seem to be getting a lot of selling pressure. And AMD, look at that. Just climbing and climbing and climbing. I'm going to readjust that. And Bitcoin at $68,300. All right. Hope you like these videos. If you do, smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere, and subscribe. I'm your host of the most. Your board, Richard, Rich TV. If you're not winning, probably not watching, bring the winners, CEO interviews, breaking news, trending topics, and we bring it to you first. What do you think is going to happen here in the markets? Love to get your feedback. Love to hear from you guys. If you have any questions, please let me know. And remember, we are only for information and education purposes. So please do your own due diligence and your own research before you invest in anything we talk about or discuss. However, we've got a great track record, and we've been finding winners for years. We found Bitcoin at $1,000 in 2017. Today, Bitcoin trades at $68,000. That is a 67 times your money since 2017, if you've been following our trade ideas. And these are not just trade ideas. I personally own Bitcoin. So when I'm talking about a lot of these picks, I own a lot of these picks. And a lot of times I'm going to tell you, yeah, I own Bitcoin. I own Ethereum. I own Solana. I own Solana.  I'm not just talking about it. I be about it. I own these investments. And I've been talking and screaming from the rooftops about Bitcoin for years. And I couldn't be happier and I couldn't be prouder because I'm literally making a killing while I'm in Bali. We are literally balling in Bali. And a lot of it is because of Bitcoin. I'm following Bitcoin. I own it. I'm making money on the way up. I also own Bitcoin stocks that are climbing. So I'm making money all over the place. And I mean large amounts. And I hope you are too. And if you are, congratulations. You deserve it. And I believe that this will continue for at least the next five weeks, at which point in time we're going to see the Bitcoin having. We may see a pullback because people will buy the rumor, sell the news. And then I believe we're going to see maybe some consolidation, maybe some sideways trading. But I expect another huge explosion in the fall of this year. So we've got a good run for the next five weeks in my opinion. And then maybe a little bit of a pullback and some sideways consolidation for the summertime. But I fully anticipate in the fall of this year to see Bitcoin rip again, at which point in time, I believe we will see them at 100,000 plus. Now we may see it even sooner the way it's going. We could see it in the next month. But I believe we will see at least $100,000 this year. And I believe next year we'll see another huge run in Bitcoin in the fall of 2025. That's where I'll be looking to sell and take profits. And I expect that we will see a big pullback in 2026, which is when I fully intend to be buying Bitcoin and other top cryptos on the dip. That is my strategy. I've been talking about it and I'm going to be about it. Okay. All right. If you like these videos, please go to richTV.io. That's our website. 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Get your popcorn ready. And I'm going to be back just in time for that Bitcoin having so you know, we'll be all over it. And I hope you are too. All right. Have a fantastic Friday. Have a great weekend. Your boys out and we have a lot of reason to celebrate. I hope you do too. I hope you didn't miss this move. I mean, that's a big move. I hope you didn't miss it. You know, because we've been talking about it. It'd be really silly if you missed this. I mean, not a bad year from 20,000 all the way to 68,000 on Bitcoin. Hope you didn't miss that. All right, guys, I'll be back on Monday. Have a great weekend. Peace.


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