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This is the best and most creative advice I have ever heard in my life.. This one goes to all the victims of Amaka's disappointment

Just watch and learn for yourself


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Z1eSWHoTa4

Over the past year, trucks and SUVs have found
themselves in even more households, with SUVs
climbing farther up the list of top sellers than ever
before, displacing compact cars and mid-size sedans
in the process. Rushing to capitalize on the popularity
of these vehicles and the higher prices they
command, automakers continue to pepper the market
with new entries. For 2018, in addition to a number of
major redesigns to segment stalwarts—among them
the Chevrolet Equinox and Traverse, Audi Q5, BMW
X3, and Ford Expedition—a number of completely new
nameplates joined the party, including the Toyota C-
HR, Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Range Rover Velar, and
Volkswagen Atlas.
Unlike the free-for-all format of 10Best Cars , where
all 10 spots are open to any excellent entry, here we
organize the vast market of trucks and SUVs into 10
categories: seven for SUVs, two for pickups, and one
for vans. The SUV segments are broken down into
subcompact, compact, and mid-size, each with a
luxury and nonluxury sector, plus a combined large
category, as the prices of rigs such as the Chevy
Suburban and the Ford Expedition are fully luxury. We
invite any all-new or substantially redesigned models
with a base price less than $80,000—plus any that
were eligible last year but weren’t available for
evaluation—to prove themselves against last year’s
winners in a weeklong face-off that involves close
scrutiny, lots of data collection, and plenty of behind-
the-wheel time by our entire editorial team.
To successfully ascend to the winner’s circle, vehicles
need to impress in three ways. The first is by offering
a strong value proposition—not to be confused with a
low price, as we’re strong believers that vehicular
excellence is worth paying for. It must also inspire in
how well it fulfills its mission and that of the segment
in which it competes. And, finally, it has to be
engaging to drive. Not because the pickup truck or
minivan that exhibits the least amount of body roll
should win—after all, that type of dynamic behavior
would likely be at odds with its job—but there’s no
reason those with large families, large hobbies, or
other reasons for driving a large vehicle should have
an experience that’s less than confidence inspiring.
With thousands of miles driven, second- and third-row
seats evaluated for space and comfort, cargo holds
and interior storage pockets measured, and new
features assessed, these vehicles are the 10 that
comprehensively stood out from among their peers as
the best currently on offer in their respective
categories.

Click here to see the winners and pictures: http://
tinglecars.us/2018/04/28/2018-10best-trucks-and-
suvs/

The Best Models in Every Segment

Over the past year, trucks and SUVs have found themselves in even more households, with SUVs climbing farther up the list of top sellers than ever before, displacing compact cars and mid-size sedans in the process. Rushing to capitalize on the popularity of these vehicles and the higher prices they command, automakers continue to pepper the market with new entries. For 2018, in addition to a number of major redesigns to segment stalwarts—among them the Chevrolet Equinox and Traverse, Audi Q5, BMW X3, and Ford Expedition—a number of completely new nameplates joined the party, including the Toyota C-HR, Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Range Rover Velar, and Volkswagen Atlas.

Unlike the free-for-all format of 10Best Cars , where all 10 spots are open to any excellent entry, here we organize the vast market of trucks and SUVs into 10 categories: seven for SUVs, two for pickups, and one for vans. The SUV segments are broken down into subcompact, compact, and mid-size, each with a luxury and nonluxury sector, plus a combined large category, as the prices of rigs such as the Chevy Suburban and the Ford Expedition are fully luxury. We invite any all-new or substantially redesigned models with a base price less than $80,000—plus any that were eligible last year but weren’t available for evaluation—to prove themselves against last year’s winners in a weeklong face-off that involves close scrutiny, lots of data collection, and plenty of behind-the-wheel time by our entire editorial team.

To successfully ascend to the winner’s circle, vehicles need to impress in three ways. The first is by offering a strong value proposition—not to be confused with a low price, as we’re strong believers that vehicular excellence is worth paying for. It must also inspire in how well it fulfills its mission and that of the segment in which it competes. And, finally, it has to be engaging to drive. Not because the pickup truck or minivan that exhibits the least amount of body roll should win—after all, that type of dynamic behavior would likely be at odds with its job—but there’s no reason those with large families, large hobbies, or other reasons for driving a large vehicle should have an experience that’s less than confidence inspiring.

With thousands of miles driven, second- and third-row seats evaluated for space and comfort, cargo holds and interior storage pockets measured, and new features assessed, these vehicles are the 10 that comprehensively stood out from among their peers as the best currently on offer in their respective categories.

CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE.. http://tinglecars.us/2018/04/28/2018-10best-trucks-and-suvs/

Very handsome nairalander and also a good comedian with a difference celebrates his birthday in a rhymical way... That is what he is known for " The Rhyming Master" His name is @mc_legendarybameyii, one of the most talented comedians in south east Nigeria. He always has his own creative way of delivering jokes with rhymes to the delight of his fans... Here is what he wrote on his Instagram page as he celebrates today.

"It's My BIRTHDAY JOLLITY
And I Give Thanks To God ALMIGHTY

He Turned My #MISERY
TO #HISTORY
Without Collecting Any #SALARY

...From RAG to SWAG
From SHAME to FAME
From TRIBULATION to JUBILATION
From BROTHEL to BETHEL
From ORDINARY to LEGENDARY...
And Finally From ENDURANCE to ASSURANCE.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MYSELF."

Help me and wish him HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Not all scholarships are created equal. Some scholarships are in the form of tuition fee waivers only, some only cover living expenses, while some offer a partial cash grant but there are those scholarship programs that cover both tuition fee and living expenses and sometimes include travel costs, book allowance, insurance, etc. Fully funded scholarships provide most, if not all, of what you need to pursue your studies abroad.

Full scholarships on this list pertains to scholarships that cover at the least, both the tuition fee and living expenses.
Fulbright Foreign Student Program (USA)
The Fulbright Foreign Student Program are prestigious scholarships for international students who wants to pursue a Master’s or PhD degree in the United States. Generally, the grant funds tuition, airfare, a living stipend, and health insurance, etc. The Fulbright program provides funding for the duration of the study.

2. British Chevening Scholarships (UK)
Chevening Scholarships, the UK government’s global scholarship programme, are awarded to outstanding scholars with leadership potential. Awards are typically for a one-year Master’s degree. Most Chevening Scholarships cover: tuition fees; a living allowance at a set rate (for one individual); an economy class return airfare to the UK; additional grants to cover essential expenditure.

3. Endeavour Postgraduate Awards (Australia)
The Endeavour Postgraduate Awards provide full financial support for international students from around the world to undertake a postgraduate qualification at a Masters or PhD level either by coursework or research in any field of study in Australia. The scholarships include tuition fees, travel allowance, establishment allowance, monthly stipend, health and travel insurance.

4. Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships (Switzerland)
The Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships provide graduates from all fields with the opportunity to pursue doctoral or postdoctoral research at one of the public funded university or recognized institution in Switzerland. The scholarship covers a monthly allowance, tuition fees, health insurance, lodging allowance, etc.

5. Swedish Scholarships for International Students (Sweden)
The Swedish Institute provides scholarships in Sweden to highly-qualified international students from developing countries who wants to pursue full-time Masters studies at Swedish Universities. The scholarship covers tuition fee, living expenses, some travel grant, and insurance.

6. VLIR-UOS Training and Masters Scholarships (Belgium)
VLIR-UOS awards scholarships to students from selected developing countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America so that they can pursue a Training and Master’s Programme related to development at Universities in Belgium. The scholarships cover tuition fee, accommodation, allowance, travel costs, and other program related costs.



7. New Zealand Development Scholarships (New Zealand)
The New Zealand Development Scholarships (NZDS) offers the opportunity for international students from selected developing countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean to study in New Zealand to gain knowledge and skills through post-graduate study in specific subject areas that will assist in the development of their home country. The scholarships include tuition fees, travel costs, living allowance, and insurance.

8. Gates Cambridge Scholarships (UK)
Gates Cambridge Scholarships are full-cost awards for graduate study and research in any subject available at the University of Cambridge. The scholarships are open to all international students from all over the world. A Gates Cambridge Scholarship covers the full cost of studying at Cambridge namely: university fees, maintenance allowances, airfare, and some dependent’s allowance.

9. Clarendon Scholarships at University of Oxford (UK)
The Clarendon Scholarship Fund is a prestigious graduate scholarship scheme offering around 140 new scholarships every year to eligible graduate applicants (including international students) at the University of Oxford. Clarendon Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic excellence and potential across all degree-bearing subjects at graduate level at the University of Oxford. The scholarships cover tuition and college fees in full and a generous grant for living expenses.

10. Warwick Chancellor’s International Scholarships (UK)

The Warwick Graduate School awards around 25 Chancellor’s International Scholarships to the most outstanding international PhD applicants each year. The scholarships are open to students of any nationality and to any discipline offered at Warwick. The scholarships include the full payment of overseas tuition fees and maintenance allowance.

11. Westminster International Scholarships (UK)
University of Westminster awards scholarships to eligible students from any developing country who wish to study in the UK and pursue a full-time Masters degree in any field of study at the University of Westminster. The scholarship awards full tuition fee waivers, accommodation, living expenses and flights to and from London.





12. University of Bradford Global Development Scholarships (UK)
The University of Bradford Global Development Scholarships are intended to aid international students in financial hardship due to the fact that they are domiciled in a country that is in crisis as a result of the political situation, war, natural disaster etc. The scholarship is available for students enrolled or intending to enroll in a full time Master’s programmes (not MBA) based at the University of Bradford. Each scholarship is worth approximately £25,000 which includes full tuition fees, accommodation, and living costs.

13. Adelaide Scholarships International (Australia)
The University of Adelaide offers the Adelaide Scholarships International (ASI) program to attract high quality international postgraduate students to areas of research strength in the University of Adelaide to support its research effort. The scholarships includes course tuition fees, annual living allowance, and health insurance.

14. University of Sydney International Research Scholarships (Australia)
The University of Sydney invites candidates who are eligible to undertake a Postgraduate Research Degree or Master’s by Research program at this University to apply for the University of Sydney International Research Scholarship (USydIS). The USydIS will cover tuition fees and living allowance for up to three years.

15. University of Maastricht High Potential Scholarships (Netherlands)
The University of Maastricht High Potential Scholarships are made available by the UM Scholarship Fund with the aim of encouraging talented students from outside the EEA to follow a master’s programme at UM. The scholarships include tuition fee, living expenses, visa costs, and insurance.

16. TU Delft Excellence Scholarships (Netherlands)
The Delft University of Technology offers a number of excellence scholarship programs for international students. The Justus & Louise van Effen scholarship is one of those programs and it aims to financially supporting excellent international MSc students wishing to study at TU Delft. The scholarship is a full scholarship – coverage of tuition fees and monthly allowance for living expenses.

17. Erik Bleumink Scholarships at University of Groningen (Netherlands)
The Erik Bleumink Fund Scholarships are usually awarded for any 1 year or 2 years Master’s degree programme offered at the University of Groningen. The grant covers the tuition fees plus the costs of international travel, subsistence, books, and health insurance.

18. Amsterdam Excellence Scholarships (Netherlands)
The Amsterdam Excellence Scholarships (AES) awards scholarships to exceptionally talented students from outside the EU to pursue eligible Master’s Programmes offered at the University of Amsterdam. The AES is a full scholarship of €25,000 covering tuition and living expenses.

19. ETH Zurich Excellence Masters Scholarship Program (Switzerland)
ETH Zurich supports excellent international students wishing to pursue a Master’s degree at ETH. The Excellence Scholarship & Opportunity Programme (ESOP) consists of a grant covering living and study expenses (CHF 11,000 per semester) as well as a tuition fee waiver.

20. International Leader of Tomorrow Award at University of British Columbia (Canada)
University of British Columbia (UBC) provides bachelors scholarships for talented secondary and post-secondary international students from around the world. International Leader of Tomorrow Award-winners receive an award-level commensurate with their financial need as determined by the costs of their tuition, fees and living costs, minus the financial contribution the student and their family can make annually towards these costs.

21. Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship Program at University of Toronto (Canada)
The Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship Program at the University of Toronto is intended to recognize international students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and creativity and who are recognized as leaders within their school. The scholarship will cover tuition, books, incidental fees, and full residence support for four years.

22. Joint Japan World Bank Scholarships
The Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program provides scholarships to students from World Bank member countries to pursue development-related studies at selected Universities around the world. The scholarship provides travel costs between your home country and the host university, tuition for your graduate program, the cost of basic medical insurance, a monthly subsistence allowance to cover living expenses, including books.

23. ADB Japan Scholarship Program
The Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) aims to provide an opportunity for well-qualified citizens of ADB’s developing member countries to undertake postgraduate studies in economics, management, science and technology, and other development-related fields at participating academic institutions in the Asian and Pacific Region. The ADB-JSP provides full tuition fees, a monthly subsistence and housing allowance, an allowance for books and instructional materials, medical insurance, and travel expenses.

24. Rotary Foundation Global Study Grants
The Rotary Foundation offers scholarship funding through the Rotary Foundation Global Grant scholarships. The scholarship funds graduate-level coursework or research for one to four academic years. The minimum budget for a global grant scholarship is $30,000 which can fund the following: passport/visa, inoculations, travel expenses, school supplies, tuition, room and board, etc.

25. OFID Scholarship Award
OFID (The OPEC Fund for International Development) offers a fully-funded scholarship to qualified applicants who wish to study for a Master’s degree in an accredited University around the world. The scholarships are worth up to $50,000 that covers the tuition fees, monthly allowance to cover living expenses, accommodation, insurance, books, relocation grants, and travel costs.

For more information on scholarship click here; http://buzzxclusive.com/2018/03/01/25-fully-funded-scholarships-for-international-students/

A Nigerian man, Abdullahi Mai Kano last week opened a spot called Alhaji Suya in London.

It was reported that the man who’s an MSc holder of the University of Greenwich, London, sells all kinds of Suya including Nigerian delicacies which include Kilishi, Yamarita, Akara and many others.

See more photos HERE... http://buzzxclusive.com/2018/02/13/nigerian-man-opens-suya-spot-in-uk-photos/

When we read news about successful businessmen or famous celebrities, we don’t think about how the Oscar nominee once worked in a diner or how the CEO of a famous company once bought clothes in a flea market. But photos from “previous lives” don’t lie: many people had to go a long way before they got on the cover of Forbes.
BUZZXCLUSIVE invites you to take a look at moments from celebrities’ lives before they achieved their remarkable successes. However, they were probably already doing a lot to try and achieve it!

Jeff Bezos, The Founder Of Amazon, Sits At his Desk (1999). 18 years Later, He became The Richest Person In the World.


Chris Pratt Used To live In a van. Back Then, He didn’t Know That He was Holding The Script For Cursed Part 3. It was The Beginning Of his Movie Career.


Dwayne Johnson: “I was Hustlin’ Stolen Cars From Crackheads For 40 bucks.”


Mark Zuckerberg And His Friends Worked On The facebook.com In a rented House. At that Time, The Facebook Was Only One Year Old.


Steve Jobs In school. In the Group Photo, He’s In electronics Class (third From The Right).


Coco Chanel In 1910. She Opened A hat Store That Year.


19-year-old 50 Cent Was Charged With Drug Dealing.


The Future Princess Diana With Her Pony


18-year-old Gal Gadot, The Future Wonder Woman, Was In the Military (far Right).


Do you agree that it’s interesting to look at the lives of celebrities from before we knew anything about them? They seem to be completely different people. Whose photo impressed you the most? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.

FOR PICTURES CLICK HERE; http://buzzxclusive.com/2018/02/12/pictures-of-celebrities-before-they-became-famous/

Based on my experiences and those of my girlfriends, most men don’t even have a kindergarten-level understanding of the female anatomy. Guys, you need to print out this list and tack it to your headboard.
1. Our vaginas stay the same size no matter how much sex we’ve had. I was once with a guy who was quite average in size but was somehow convinced he was totin’ some heavy lumber between his legs. More than once he expressed concern that if we had too much
sex, he’d stretch my vagina out to the point where sex would no longer be pleasurable for him. I gently clasped his hand, looked him straight in the eye, and said, “Trust me —your penis is not capable of stretching me out.” He took it as an insult, even though it’s a medical fact. Still, I’m glad he took it as an insult.
2. No, we don’t pee from our vaginas. After having unprotected sex with a guy who came inside her without even asking, my friend was told it’s all right because all she has to do is pee, and she’ll flush all the sperm out of her vagina. Listen closely, gents: Women have THREE holes down there, not two. There’s the anus, the vagina, and….(drum roll)…the urethra! The urethra is between the clitoris and the vagina, and that’s where we pee from.
3. Yes, you can be on the pill and still get your period. Another girlfriend of mine was with a guy who deserves the Lifetime slowpoke Award. She was on birth control, so they constantly had unprotected sex—including ejaculation. Then one day she said she didn’t feel comfortable having sex because “Aunt Flo” was visiting, and he was outraged. He told her that the pill prevents women from having periods, so she must have been lying, and so she was probably pregnant with his baby. Uhh…dude? The fact that she’s having her period means she’s NOT pregnant. So you’re either sterile, or she was telling the truth and is on the pill. Your choice. I’d go with the latter just to salvage your self-esteem.
4. You can also be on your period and still get pregnant. Sperm, those pesky little tadpoles, can stay alive for up to five days inside a woman. So depending on what stage of her menses she’s in and how hardy those tadpoles are, it’s possible to impregnate us while we’re still bleeding—but not if we’re on the pill!
5. pre-intimacy should last more than four seconds. We aren’t frozen TV dinners you can pop in the microwave and heat up in two minutes. On average, it takes a woman around 20 minutes to get aroused enough to achieve orgasm. This means a lot of
kissing…and whispering…and nuzzling…and touching…and tasting. Many of you guys are so focused on dessert, you skip the appetizer and the main course—and we wind up hungry.
6. Hair grows on other places besides our heads. I wish this wasn’t a true story, but it is—a girlfriend of mine was preparing for a medical procedure where she wasn’t allowed to shave anywhere— anywhere — below the waist for two weeks. Her boyfriend was shocked to find that hair was suddenly growing everywhere—especially in her pubic region. He’d watched so much
porn—where it seems like a requirement that you have to have at least ten daily Brazilian waxes—he didn’t even know that
women grew pubic hair. That’s one of Dante’s Seven Levels of Dumb right there.
7. It’s not “that time of the month”—you’re just being annoying, and we’re responding. Yes, we’re hormonal creatures, and yes,putting out an issue of our “monthly magazine” is often an arduous task, but if you really want to see us get moody, try and “Megyn Kelly” us by blaming our irritation on our female body rather than your insufferably douchey behavior. Nine times out of ten, we’re moody because of your unthinking, inconsiderate behavior. The tenth time, yes, it’s PMS. So you’re batting one for ten.




8. When we like the way you’re doing it, DON’T change the speed or the method or the
pressure! This is something that ALL of my girlfriends have mentioned! If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! Let me try an analogy— say you’re a comedian, and you’re just killing the audience with knock-knock jokes. You hear their laughter, so you stupidly make the decision to switch to puns instead. This is the equivalent of when we’re having sex and we loudly moan to you something like OH YES or RIGHT
THERE, and for God knows what reason, you suddenly start doing something else. Let me explain: OH YES and RIGHT THERE means KEEP DOING EXACTLY WHAT YOU’RE DOING, AND DON’T YOU DARE STOP!
9. Our boobs aren’t punching bags. Yes, we realize you like boobs. We like boobs, too. When I used to work at a bar, all the waitresses were constantly looking at and playing with one another’s boobs back in the dressing room. The difference between men and women is that women have boobs and often play with our own, so we know exactly how much pressure is too much. That’s why we don’t pinch each other’s nipples like we’re trying to vigorously rip a bottle cap off a Diet Coke. Touch them gently, or you don’t get to touch them at all. You only get one warning.
10. We get colder than you do. Scientific studies have shown that women’s hand temperature is on average about three degrees colder than men’s hands. I also suspect there is a silent conspiracy to keep the glass ceiling intact by freezing women out of offices. So after we’re done making love and you’ve rolled over rather than cuddled, DON’T YOU DARE take all the blankets with you, or we’ll call your mother and tell her what you said about her.
11. The fact that our nipples are hard doesn’t necessarily mean we’re aroused. It could just mean that we’re cold. And that’s why I’m calling your mother to tell her what you said about her.
12. No, we don’t get “shrinkage” when we go swimming. We’ve probably all seen the Seinfeld episode where George goes swimming and then suffers significant penile “shrinkage.” During pillow talk late one night a man whom I regret ever knowing or letting into my life gently suggested that we have sex right after I went swimming. He figured I’d be much “tighter.” Rest assured, he never got the chance to test-drive his little theory. And believe me, it was little.
13. We will immediately dry up at the very sound of the word “moist.” We are well aware that sex involves all kinds of bodily fluids, which by necessity implies that there will be moisture involved. During pre-intimacy, our vaginal lips are indeed prone to becoming moist. But if
you say the word “moist,” we will kick you out of bed and call a Uber for you before you even get the chance to apologize. I’m not sure what it is, but for women, the word “moist” is the sexual equivalent of nails on a blackboard.
14. No, we can’t get pregnant from anal sex. It happened about four years ago, but every time me and the girls have a night out, we still tell the story of the one guy who told my friend he wouldn’t have anal sex with her while she was ovulating because “it’s all one big hole, and it’s all interconnected.” The only big hole in the equation was the one inside his head.
15. No, you really can’t tell when we’re having orgasms. I’ll make one exception to this. If you have one finger hooked inside us in a “come hither” motion while you’re going down on us and we happen to have an orgasm, you will probably be able to feel the contractions with your finger. But otherwise—trust us—you have no idea. Some guys are certain you’re faking it when you aren’t, and some are so overconfident that they think you’ve had multiple orgasms when you haven’t been within a hundred miles of coming close. And what’s worse—not only can’t you tell, but you can never trust us to be honest about it either way.


Source: http://buzzxclusive.com/2018/02/18/15-things-about-the-female-body-men-are-shockingly-dumb-about/

Whoa! Tekno, disappoints Abuja fans in live concert

The Congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton Abuja was host to a number of musicians Saturday night. Popular highlife performer Flavour graced the stage alongside crowd favourite Tekno Miles and veterans of the music industry, Styl Plus.

The concert organizers El-carnival and Play Network sold tickets at the rates of N1 million Naira for gold table, N2million for Platinum table and 7000 Naira for regular tickets.

It was reported that the organizers pulled out an estimated crowd of 1000 fans into the Congress hall for the event.

Styl-Plus first graced the stage with performances that rolled back the years.

The reports says that the music group performed different hits including, “Olufunmi” and “Imagine that” from the Expressions album and “four years” from the Back and Better album much to the delight of the Abuja crowd.

One of the members of the group popularly known as Shifi, revealed his excitement to The News Agency of Nigeria. He said “It is always great to perform in Abuja because this is home. This is where it all began”.

Flavour N’abania took his chance to excite the crowd with his performance and did not disappoint. The “Ada Ada” crooner got many people up and dancing to his popular tunes.





A fan who revealed her name as Isioma Okolo told The News Agency of Nigeria of her excitement at watching one of her favourite artists perform.

She said “My favourite Nigerian musician has done it again, I have been to some of his shows before and he raises the bar every time”.

Flavour seemed to raise the bar too high this time as he got off the stage to allow Tekno end the show.

Tekno had the chance to impress the waiting and anticipating crowd. However, he let his Abuja fans down with his uninspiring performance as he murmured into the mic.

It was reported that the singer was heard murmuring into the mic and sarcastically saying the money he was paid had finished, much to the disappointment of some of his fans.

Mr Emmanuel Kevin who had come from Keffi, Nasarawa State to attend the show expressed his disappointment at Tekno. He said “It was disappointing to see. I could hear him every time he instructed his DJ to change a song half way through performing it. He seemed to be rushing somewhere”.

Another fan who preferred to be called Freda also expressed her disappointment in Tekno. “It was as if he did not want to be in Abuja”, she said.

Tekno has been criticized in the past for his bad attitude towards his fans. This latest event will likely increase those criticisms


Source: http://buzzxclusive.com/2018/02/20/tekno-disappoints-abuja-fans-flavour-others-thrill/