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 Business › Re: The Greatest Asset Of The 21st Century by petermuller(op): 11:32pm On Jun 05, 2020 |
Sonytech:I'm glad you learned some things. Cheers |
| Business › The Greatest Asset Of The 21st Century by petermuller(op): 3:18pm On Jun 03, 2020 |
The greatest invention of man in the 20th century is the internet, it has made the world a global village where communication and value can be transferred seamlessly fast. Every human activity is directly or indirectly connected to the internet. The Covid-19 pandemic has shown how important the internet can be, social activities were moved to the internet. In the early 21st century, the invention that will probably go down as the greatest in human history is Bitcoin. Bitcoin is true money. Bitcoin is the internet money. Bitcoin is a political movement. Bitcoin revolutionizes both the past and present of financial history. “Old fortunes were built brick by brick, new fortunes are built click by click” — Jack Butcher Bitcoin is a transfer of wealth system of this century from the baby boomers to millenials and beyond. In the past, investing in blue-chip tech stocks and real estate, guaranteed profit-making assets, were the surest way to financial freedom. However, blue-chip tech stocks have become so expensive that they are believed they no longer have room to grow. Real estate is difficult for a younger generation to invest in because it requires a large amount of money or down payment. A sign of a bubble asset? Bitcoin, on the other hand, is relatively cheap to buy/sell as you can buy fractions of it. A mobile phone and an internet connection can let you possess the best performing asset in the last decade Bitcoin is a great store of value with deflationary attributes. Historically, the value of Bitcoin has increased tremendously over the past 10 years compared to assets like Gold, Silver etc. The monetary system of the world has always favoured a particular sect of people — rich & influential — ever since gold stopped backing money. We’ve experienced the greatest asset inflation bubble seen in countries like Zimbabwe, Argentina and Venezuela. Money can be printed as much as the government wants, the more money the government prints the more money in hardworking people’s account loses value. The inflation bubble. What makes gold so valuable from the days of Judas Iscariot till present is the difficulty it takes to mine it. It’s scarce and difficult to get, a quality of true money. Bitcoin possess the quality of true money: It is scarce due to the supply reduction mechanism that takes place every 4 years. It difficult to get as you have to solve mathematical puzzles using powerful computers. It is accepted as a means of exchange, although not universal yet but adoption is fast moving. Bitcoin functions as transfer of value between parties in a very fast and cheap manner regardless of the distance between both transacting partners. Wallet platforms that allow you to receive, send, buy and sell your Bitcoin instantly wherever you are key structures to the success of Bitcoin. The real heroes in capes! One of the most important payment wallets, Kurepay, is offering top-of-the-bar cryptocurrency services to complement its financial inclusion ecosystem that extends to billions of people in Africa. KurePay is a trifecta payment system solution that includes an E-wallet, payment gateway and Kure card that intends to use blockchain technology to provide solutions to e-commerce and payment solutions. Kurepay has successfully created a state-of-the-art bridge between cryptocurrency & fiat payments, between merchants & users. It has made payments swift, smooth and cheap whether you’re using crypto or fiat, while utility payments have been given a new lift with an astonishing experience. Create a Kurepay wallet here wallet.kurepay.com to enjoy the best crypto-fiat experience. 1 Like
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| Jobs/Vacancies › The Most Sought After Skill In 2020 That Made Me Millions Of Naira by petermuller(op): 3:32pm On Mar 19, 2020 |
Do you have the courage to make over 2 million naira this year? According to Linkedin, in 2020 blockchain is the most sought after skill, I made over 4 million naira in 2019 from this skill. Blockchain is the next technological innovation the world is witnessing, just like the internet it is going to disrupt the global economy. There are over a combined 5000 number of blockchain looking for people with various skills such as digital marketers, programmers, web developers, content writers, entrepreneurs etc. basically any skill to work with them but sadly not a lot of people understand blockchain and cryptocurrencies. The few ones who do understand get to enjoy a monopoly of opportunities and the rewards are higher than normal. Do you want to stand and look as this opportunity runs by you?? The corona pandemic will see a lot of businesses shut down, physical jobs will be lost before a solution is developed. Remote jobs will be the most prized assets as seen in industry leading businesses, Imagine earning in dollars from a remote job during a period of possible devaluation of the naira. There has never been a better time to learn a skill like this! I have created an ebook to help you understand what blockchain is in very simple terms and analogies. It contains information about career & opportunities available in the industry, how you can land high paying jobs. The information in the ebook is worth over $10,000 in consultation fee but you’re getting it nearly free! Click the link to get your copy http:///learnblockhainandcrypto
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| Literature › Re: Which Book Are U Reading? by petermuller(m): 1:12pm On Apr 02, 2018 |
If you're eager to read a book and don't know which one Visit www.revhaven.com for book reviews |
| Music/Radio › Drake's Song God's Plan Made History by petermuller(op): 3:04am On Jan 27, 2018 |
Drake dropped a new song God's plan, a mix of trap music and hip hop and it broke records Most streamed song in a day on both Spotify and ITunes You can check out the song review here www.revhaven.com/review-gods-plan-drake/
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| Literature › The Teeth Of The Tiger By Tom Clancy Book Review by petermuller(op): 10:44pm On Dec 02, 2017 |
In the Brave New World of terrorism—where anybody with a spare AK-47, a knowledge of kitchen chemistry, or simply the will to die can become a player—the old rules no longer apply. No matter what new governmental organizations come into being, the only truly effective ones are those that are quick and agile, free of oversight and restrictions…and outside the system. In a nondescript office building in suburban Maryland, the firm Hendley Associates does a profitable business in stocks, bonds, and international currencies, but its true mission is quite different: to identify and locate terrorist threats, and then deal with them, in whatever manner necessary. Established with the knowledge of President John Patrick Ryan, “the Campus” is always on the lookout for promising new talent, its recruiters scattered throughout the armed forces and government agencies—and three men are about to cross its radar. The Campus is recruiting new operatives. The Caruso twins; The first is Dominic Caruso, a rookie FBI agent, barely a year out of Quantico, whose decisive actions resolve a particularly brutal kidnap/murder case. The second is Caruso’s brother, Brian, a Marine captain just back from his first combat action in Afghanistan, and already a man to watch. And the third is their cousin…a young man named Jack Ryan, Jr. Jack was raised on intrigue. As his father moved through the ranks of the CIA and then into the White House, Jack received a life course in the world and the way it operates from agents, statesmen, analysts, Secret Service men, and black ops specialists such as John Clark and Ding Chavez. He wants to put it all to work now—but when he knocks on the front door of “the Campus,” he finds that nothing has prepared him for what he is about to encounter. For it is indeed a different world out there, and in here…and it is about to become far more dangerous. There is good, and there is bad in this novel and also the funny gray area. I felt that one particular section involved large scale coincidence, but other than that, I was okay with what all went down. Clancy builds us up, releases with some action. The bottom line is that I enjoyed this book much. And very much appreciated that it was a slimmer volume (unlike other Tom series) for a change. There was less depth in this book, but it was an entertaining read and a nice return to quality for Tom Clancy. I can only hope that he continues with this series.
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| TV/Movies › Stranger Things Tvseries Review by petermuller(op): 1:42am On Oct 14, 2017 |
From the very start, Netflix’s Stranger Things gets you hooked up in the adventurous of three kids – Mike, Dustin, Lucas in the desperate search of their friend Will. The search was married with thrilling events and the discovery of a very weird girl, Eleven with mysterious powers. While the kids where playing “hide and seek” Will’s grieving mother Joyce did a search of her own. She first went to the police like any mother would, then she, her son Jonathan and the Police Department led by the Police Chief went on their own search. Joyce had a horrifying experience in which it seems like her missing son in the elasticated walls is trying to contact her through electricity and cracking phone lines. So she decorates the house with disco lights for better contact which there was but no one seems to believe her even Jonathan especially after the discovery of the Will’s dead body in a river. The search for Will led the Police Chief to more missing cases, murder cases, Will’s dead body, the discovery of a new shaved head girl with powers who was an ex-lab rat for a shadowy Secret government experiments and also the discovery of a faceless monster. Srtanger Things gives you that sense of wonder and edge of the sit experience. In the mix of the great Directing, Scenes and Casting; those kids were marvelous, the story though, lacks complexity and originality. For more Reviews Visit www.revhaven.com
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| TV/Movies › Movie Review ( Kingsman : The Golden Circle) by petermuller(op): 12:27am On Oct 08, 2017 |
Kingsman: The Golden Circle is the sequel to 2014’s popular Kingsman: The Secret Service. Like the first one, it’s an extremely violent, over-the-top action movie with comedy elements. This time around, though, there’s a bit more empathy, and more value is placed on human life. Intense action violence includes tons of gun use/shooting, martial arts fighting, punching, kicking, knives/stabbing, explosions, car chases, blood spurts, dead bodies, and much more. But while it’s equally violent, it also shows far more empathy toward human loss. After losing Harry Hart (Colin Firth) and saving the world, Eggsy Unwin (Taron Egerton) has settled into life as a full blown Kingsman agent, taking up the title of Agent Galahad from his fallen mentor. Now, Eggsy is living in Harry’s old home with his girlfriend, the Swedish Princess Tilde (Hanna Alström), and going about his business of working for a secret spy organization. However, Eggsy’s old nemesis Charlie Hesketh (Edward Holcroft) surfaces and complicates the new normal. When Roxy, aka Agent Lancelot (Sophie Cookson), discovers that Charlie is working with the drug cartel known as the Golden Circle, the criminal organization’s leader, Poppy Adams (Julianne Moore), delivers a devastating blow to the Kingsman. As a result, Eggsy and the remaining Kingsman agents are forced to track down their American counterparts, the Statesman. In Kentucky, they meet the Statesman’s leader, Champ (Jeff Bridges), as well as agents Tequila (Channing Tatum), Whiskey (Pedro Pascal), and their tech support, Ginger Ale (Halle Berry). In the depths of the Statesman headquarters, Eggsy also comes across the still alive Harry Hart, but he isn’t quite the same mentor who taught Eggsy about Oxfords and brogues. When Poppy’s evil plan is revealed, the Kingsman and Statesman must work together to save the world. However, with so much working against him and his allies – a changed Harry Hart, a potential double agent within one of the spy organizations, and a particularly incompetent U.S. President – Eggsy has his work cut out for him. The movie includes clever nods to classic spy movies – especially Bond with extremely frantical action set pieces. The kingsman The film’s runaway highlight, however, is Elton John, in a role I don’t want to spoil for you. Suffice to say from the moment he’s introduced he steals every scene he’s in. There’s the diva-style stroppy backchat; there are his priceless expressions. And then there are his surprising fight skills including a ninja flyingkick which was indeed a shocker and a wonderful fourth-wall breaking moment. He even pacifies mechanical dogs with hilarious results. And it goes without saying that we get to see singing and costumes…. In all its a very good show to watch…. And I strongly recommend you see on a Sunday evening…. To get you all set and smart for the next day Hustle! For more reviews Visit www.revhaven.com
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| Literature › Are You Afraid Of The Dark By Sidney Sheldon Review by petermuller(op): 9:49pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
A chilling novel of series of murder staged to look like suicide involving terrifying secrets. The wives of the ‘suicide’ victims get together to compare notes and found out that there is a great connection between their husbands death. Knowing their husbands both work for the same company and were on their way to meet with someone about something dangerous when ‘they were both killed’, the beautiful model Kelly Harris and lovely artist Diane Stevens, set out to meet with the owner of KIG, Tanner Kingsley, who has recently taken over the company from its founder – his brother, Andrew – after a terrible accident that cost Andrew his ability to think. Soon, Kelly and Diane are on the run from killers they cannot identify, yet who seem somehow connected to KIG. And no matter what they do or where they go, the killers know where they are. Somebody brilliant is behind the scheme to end their lives, and silence them before they can learn what happened to their husbands. The way the girls kept dodging bullet and staying alive was too good to be real though, but who cares? They are the heroines for God sake, and heroines don’t die right? Sidney Sheldon will leave you wanting more at the end, if you ain’t afraid of the dark then you need to read this book. Source - www.revhaven.com
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| Literature › A Time To Kill By John Grisham Review by petermuller(op): 11:15pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
By John Grisham A time to kill mostly regarded as one of the best novels written by John Grisham. It’s a suspense thriller based on of course what John Grisham is best at (courtroom brawl). Just that this case, it was a battle of colour and moral grounds almost dividing the fictional town of Clanton. The book was published in 1989 and was adapted to a screen play in 1996. The plot of the book is about an African American girl(Tonya Hailey) who was brutally raped by two rednecks, and were murdered in the courtroom in a pre-meditated manner, when the father(Carl Lee) saw that his daughter wasn’t going to get Justice in the ‘white majority town.. With the case looking to be a big story in the country, it attracted numerous gold diggers inclusive of Lawyers, black preachers, the nation’s biggest reporting channels, citizens and the Ku Klux Klan. After a list of setbacks, the case was seemly won on the ground of people power following the unity among the black population of Clanton and thousand others who came from all around the country to support the defendant, thereby swaying the decision of the jury in their favour. With the town going against itself and the case looking like it will slip out of their hands, the author carefully orchestrated a master piece that will absolutely blow your mind away. The level of legal action is largely unparalleled by other authors, even by John Grisham, it is believed it’s his best work ever made. It is a good way of taking a look into the past history of America when the blacks were institutionally oppressed and the Ku Klux Klan were still much active (although in this book they were constantly phased out by the black population). Although the book is a fictious writing it is yet so believable and speaking and does not appear scripted, it’s a fantasy piece that should be on your shelf and on your reading list. Source: www.revhaven.com
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| Literature › Kaleidoscope By Danielle Steel Review by petermuller(op): 7:20pm On Aug 15, 2017 |
WHEN LOVE SEEMS NOT TO CONQUER ALL AND LIFE CHANGES WITHIN A BLINK OF AN EYE A young American soldier and a beautiful Frenchwoman meet in Paris during wartime and fell in love with each other, but their fairy tale ended soon. They had 3 daughters together who were regrettably separated during their childhood. Hilary the oldest of them remembers all the grief that tore them apart and led them into separate lives. Living with the countless traumas she went through, she builds a very successful career and decided not to have a family of her own. Alexandra the second child was adopted by a rich family in France and raised in wealth, she marries a very powerful man who loves his ego and pride, neither of them has the slightest suspicion that she was adopted or what happened in her past. Megan the baby was adopted by a middle class family and becomes a doctor in a small town. Their Parent’s only friend who did nothing to keep them together as children has been haunted with guilt and remorse all his life, he hires John chapman a lawyer and prestigious private investigator to find the three women. What did the private investigator find out about the separated sisters? What happened to the three sisters? Danielle steel took the audience by surprise with this book expressing melodrama, romance, and tragedy, the book was particularly weak in the area of humor but Kaleidoscope makes up for that with unexpected twists and turns that leaves the readers fascinated, I mean who needs humor anyway when you’ve got a book so deep-rooted in emotions, it has a very interesting and engaging plot while focusing on family and its importance. Danielle steel did a poetic justice to the book title Kaleidoscope – changing within the blink of an eye. Source: www.revhaven.com
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| Music/Radio › True To Self By Bryson Tiller Album Review by petermuller(op): 12:31am On Aug 15, 2017 |
Bryson Djuan Tiller (born January 2, 1993), an American singer, songwriter and rapper. He started his career in 2011, releasing the debut mixtape titled Killer Instinct Vol.1. Tiller initially gained notable recognition following the release of his debut single, “Don’t “, which peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 (it was a hot track), also being remixed by numerous other artists. Tiller’s debut studio album, Trapsoul, was released in October 2015 and peaked at number eight on the Billboard 200 chart. In May 2017, Tiller released his second studio album, True to Self, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and definitely one to have in your playlist. Logically and confusingly, Bryson Tiller has gotten to the peak he has in recent years. On one hand, his demonstrative, down-in-his-feelings approach to trap music is easy to lay hold of. But on the other, it’s generally derivative nature topped its potential. Trapsoul, his previous album was an excellent introduction and not much else, an album full of blunt, catchy tracks best served as late night fuel to text an ex-girlfriend. As such, True To Self to me was Tiller’s first real opportunity to put a gap between himself and his contemporaries, and really he went all out on this one but It was an inch close to perfection. True to self, a 58 minute album took a while to sink in for me but later on, True to Self did. Stock trap beats step over each other thoughtlessly, barely switching things up or inspiring excitement. Tiller brings his half-sung, half-rapped style to each track which was rather flexible following his clinical verse on Wild Thoughts. The memorable choruses of Trapsoul are generally absent, no doubt, but that was compensated for. The composition of the tunes however giving off the vibe of a guy dropping freestyle verses out of his journal. By the time he sunders out the good stuff (“Before You Judge”, “Somethin Tells Me”, “Run Me Dry”), the album is few minutes away from over. An upgrade was expected in the Lyrics department after Trapsoul, but it slightly missed the mark compared to Trapsoul. Bryson is more confident than ever however, he put up quite a form at being a convincing story teller both in his lyrics and delivery. On the other hand his problems are comically exaggerated and un-relatable, never disseminating a similarity of empathy within the listener. It’s rather difficult to do anything but roll your eyes when Tiller drops lines like “album overdue/you would find it hard to focus too/if you met the women I have/hard not to get sidetracked” on “In Check”, a three minute snoozer of a track that exists and does little else. When Young Tiller is popping off at adversaries or bragging, such as on “Blowing Smoke” and “Money Problems/Benz Truck”, his delivery is so limp and dead you begin to think if even he’s sold on himself. Definitely, there is also the occasional groan-worthy bar like “Young Pen Griffey/I go to bat for my niggas/the pun was intended niggas”. Similar to Trapsoul, True To Self has no guest appearances, leaving Bryson to deliver the 19 track record himself, a task he doesn’t accomplish. Something rare happened. “Run Me Dry” my favourite off the track. This is an interesting production change-up. Even the first note is far different than the moody production. We finally got some color. Bryson’s tone is always black, a very thin black, but “Run Me Dry” is surprisingly house party like. This rhythm is subtle but captivating, I can readily imagine the hips whining to this special one. I especially love how the sample is looped, it’s an elegant jam. I give it up for Bryson on this particular one. I hate that the album took 19 songs to show some life, show some truth, show some flexibility. Straight up voting “Run Me Dry” for a house party. Personally, Trapsoul wasn’t really creative, but it was real, and Tiller’s emerging story and girl problems were delivered well enough to make you care. On True to Self, he missed that mark Source : www.revhaven.com
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| Literature › Re: The Godfather By Mario Puzo Review by petermuller(op): 8:23pm On Aug 03, 2017 |
spartan117:The book I a little bit different from the Movie |
| TV/Movies › Re: John Wick Chapter 2 Review by petermuller(op): 6:52pm On Jul 31, 2017 |
Immaculatesnow:If you want to help, you could have took a more nice approach at me... You need to work on your ethics If you really want to help, please shoot me an email I'll appreciate it Dopepetermuller@gmail.com |
| TV/Movies › Re: John Wick Chapter 2 Review by petermuller(op): 6:31pm On Jul 31, 2017 |
Immaculatesnow:You just checked my slowpoke theory, cause you have white followers makes you top notch? Don't be a dumb bastard.... If you will really be successful in your field, you need to learn how to appreciate works of others, not trying to destroy someone else's work to build yours I wish you good luck man And hey Revhaven is being sponsored by Foreign investors, so you might want to check back in a month or two Bye fam |
| Literature › The Godfather By Mario Puzo Review by petermuller(op): 5:23pm On Jul 31, 2017 |
“The epic tales of crime and betrayal” This book is a fiction (crime) novel written by Italian American author Mario Puzo. It’s based on the Mafia world. It was released in 1969 and the screen adaptation won numerous awards, most notably ‘the academy award for best adapted screenplay’ in 1972. The book features the legendary Corleone family in New York City (Long Beach) who came in as migrants from Italy in the 1920s, this book is about the rise of a man from relatively nothing to something and his efforts to keep his sand castle upright. It explains the underground criminal world in great details. Don Vito, as he is regularly addressed in the society is the head of one of four families in the mafia families in New York. Is a man of wit and outstanding character, having built his empire from careful manipulation, he sees things crumbling when he was attacked by another mafia family (Virgil Sollozzo), who was in a quest to take his territory and expand business. After his first son got killed, there was a void left to fill as who will lead the family his immature children or his foster child? The book is a perfect mix of family, betrayal, revenge, and survival, and is an easy path for imaginative thinking, with the way the writer kept the character web well organised and vast. The book’s setting was mainly New York and there were a few actions in the Old Italian town of Sicily, where the Corleone family were originated. The question to be asked in this book is if truly there were characters in the real world who were into this nature of activity. As time went on, numerous crime families in America were exposed and their dealings were found to be very similar to the one explained in the book. Part of such families were the Colombo family, the Los Angeles Crime Family. The level of crime reported in this book are not actually overrated as they were mostly research and testimonies made by members who turned against their Mafias. The book explains most misused and misunderstood terminologies in the society today, like; the capo, soldiers, Consigliere, associates and informants. The book vast character list makes it very easy to relate to as you would find your personality in one or many of them. For me, and most reviewers, the godfather is a MUST READ, for lovers of crime fiction and if you are not, then you might want to give it a try, although one of the deterrents of people from reading this book is the volume. But this shouldn’t be a problem if you are an avid reader or you simply want something to relax, and step into the crime world and know what exactly “crime” entails. For more book reviews visit www.revhaven.com
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| TV/Movies › Re: John Wick Chapter 2 Review by petermuller(op): 5:02pm On Jul 31, 2017 |
Immaculatesnow:Lol First, thanks I appreciate your opinion Just went to check your youtube channel, just 6 subscribers hahaha after all the shouts You're one retarded bastard , This review was rated good by a rottentomatoes critics I'll advice you quit your YouTube channel and take therapy classes on how to fight retardation |
| TV/Movies › John Wick Chapter 2 Review by petermuller(op): 1:28pm On Jul 30, 2017 |
John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017) Directed by Chad Stahelski and David Leitch Tell them, tell them all whoever comes whoever it is I’ll kill them I’ll them all!! We all thought the revenge killing all stopped in chapter 1 when John wick played by Keanu Reeves (Neo in The Matrix) the retired boogeyman was awoken. Who goes on a rampage cause of a murdered puppy? Take a seat and relax honey, in this epic chapter Just 4 days after the first film the plot kicks off with John wick tracking down his stolen car a 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 to a “chop shop” owned by Abram Tarasov, brother of Viggo and uncle of losef. Oh damn all lot of fighting went down… Sweet Jesus! The way John took out the bad guys his with car sent a feeling of orgasm down my heart An Italian crime lord who was in a blood marker with john visited him and demanded his services cause he broke the marker, Only for John to find out a huge bounty was placed on him after he completed the task. The plot is really deep-rooted and rhythmic with the last chapter. John wick Chapter 2 gives no-brainer moments with the extremely real combat scenes I’m sure the stuntmen must have broken a femur or two maybe three it was just so real and I can’t help but exclaim at john wick’s exquisite handling of weapons, he really is the “Gun-Fu master”. The Catalog of weapons in this movie was OMG. The approach at humor was a little weak but trust me its action packed! I’m impressed with the realism of this movie, the bad guys don’t just drop dead like flies, and they get hit really hard. This is definitely an after-sex movie to watch with your perfect lady, I mean two orgs’ in a row karma is such a thing of beauty!! Then you can have her cuddling tight to you in fright as john wick redefines violence in the movie Easter eggs John wick’s fighting close combat style include judo, Jiu jitsu. Oh John wick fired 302 shots, he had a total kills of 128 with 38 headshots! Bang Bang Bang Alright me fellas that’s enough spoilers, Watch closely for other Easter eggs, cheerios mate! For more movies reviews visit www.revhaven.com
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