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Mojanity:
It doesn't exist

your body na firewood?

Andrew114:
Hmmm...... Love,when would i find my true love?

only at the right time.

1-If it’s because of her eyes or her lips or her
great body.
-It’s not love,
-it’s a LUST
2-If it’s because of her intelligence or insight
about life.
-it’s not love,
-it’s an admiration
3-If it’s because she cries every time you try
to leave.
-it’s not love,
-it’s PITY.
4-If it’s because she makes you forget 2 study
and sleep.
-it’s not love,
-it’s infatuation.
5-Love – is when you don’t know why you
seem to be
attracted to that person..
Love has no reason……….
Tak it or Leave it….

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Iranu

meaning?

Two young ladies arrived a Meeting wearing
clothes that were quite revealing their body
parts. Here is what the Chairman told them:He
took a good look at them and made them
sit.Then he said something that, they might
never forget in their life. He looked at them
straight in the eyes and said; "ladies,
everything that God made valuable in this
world is well covered and hardly to see, find
or get.
1. Where do you find diamonds? Deep down in
the ground, covered and protected.
2. Where do you find pearls? Deep down at the
bottom of the ocean, covered up and
protected in a beautiful shell.
3. Where do you find gold? Way down in the
mine, covered over with layers of rock and to
get them, you have to work hard & dig deep
down to get them.
He looked at them with serious eyes and said;
"Your body is sacred & unique" You are far
more precious than gold, diamonds and pearls,
and you should be covered too."So he added
that, if you keep your treasured mineral just
like gold, diamond and pearls, deeply covered
up, a reputable mining organization with the
requisite machinery will fly down and conduct
years of extensive exploration.
First, they will contact your government
(family), sign professional contracts (wedding)
and mine you professionally( legal marriage)
.But if you leave
your precious minerals uncovered on the
surface of the earth, you always attract a lot of
illegal miners to come and mine you
illegally.Everybody will just pick up their crude
instruments and just have a dig on you just
freely like that. Keep your
bodies deeply covered so that it invite
professional miners to chase you.
Let us all encourage our wives, friends and
daughters to dress well and decent!

Marc and Angel Chernoff have spent over a
decade coaching clients and helping them build
healthy, lasting relationships. On their blog
site, Marc and Angel Hack Life, they shared
their answers to a commonly asked question,
“what does it take to create and nurture a
healthy relationship?” Here’s what people in
healthy relationships don’t do:
#1. They don’t rush the present state of their
relationships to get to better times ahead. The
thing about obsessing about a happy ending is
that you forget to enjoy the journey along the
way. Right now is life… don’t miss it! You need
to enjoy the company you care to keep, today,
while you’re still guaranteed a chance to do so.
#2. They don’t expect their relationships to
solve all their problems. While a healthy
relationship can certainly bring joy, it’s not
anyone else’s job to fill in your empty inner
space. That’s your job and yours alone; and
until you accept responsibility for your
emptiness, pain, or boredom, problems will
inevitably ensue and persist in the relationship.
Moyan Brenn
#3. They don’t expect their relationships to be
easy. Long-tern relationships are amazing, but
rarely easy. Resisting the hard times and seeing
them as immediate evidence that something is
wrong or that you’re with the wrong person
only aggravates the difficulties. By contrast,
finding the willingness to view the challenges
as an opportunity to learn will give you the
energy and strength you need to continue to
move forward and grow your relationship to
the next level.
#4. They don’t let fear overpower their love
and trust. You never lose by loving; you lose by
holding back. No relationship is impossible
until you refuse to give it a chance. Love
means giving someone the chance to hurt you,
but trusting them not to. Without this trust, a
relationship cannot survive. You cannot just
believe what you fear from others; you have to
believe in the good faith of others. If you are
ever going to have someone trust you, you
must feel that you can trust them too. (Read
The Mastery of Love.)
Brian Oldham
#5. They don’t keep secrets. Trust is the
foundation of a relationship, and when trust is
broken it takes time and willingness on the
part of both people involved to repair it and
heal. All too often, I’ll hear a coaching client
say something like, “I didn’t tell her but I
didn’t lie about it, either.” This statement is a
contradiction, as omissions are lies. If you’re
covering up your tracks in any way, it’s only a
matter of time before the truth is revealed and
trust in the relationship is broken. Speak the
truth, no matter what the consequences. Being
honest is the only way to be at peace with
yourself and others.
#6. They don’t fake their feelings. Do not
contrive to be a loving person: work to be a
real person instead. Being real is being loving.
Louis Boulet
#7. They don’t hide who they are. There’s
nothing better for your happiness and your
relationships than for you to be at your best,
showing everyone in every way who you are
and what you stand for.
#8. They don’t look to others for validation of
their identity. Never wait around for someone
else to give you permission to be yourself. You
don’t need anyone’s validation to be happy or
to live a good life. That’s a state of mind only
you can create, and then bring in to the
relationship with you.
#9. They don’t hold hateful grudges. It’s a
good time, right now, for letting go. Let’s not
drag angst into tomorrow. Let’s regroup, make
amends where we can, and move on. Make
peace with people as much as you are able.
Even if forgiveness doesn’t equal
reconciliation, lay down the sword and let it
be. Life is too short.
#10. They don’t focus on the unchangeable
past. Sometimes happiness in relationships
amounts to making peace with something that
can’t be fixed. Sometimes you let it go, and
sometimes you hold it broken. It amounts to
forgiveness in any case.
Ben C.K.
#11. They don’t expect their loved ones to
always be strong. Sometimes people let us
down because they can’t hold us up. “I can’t
carry you” doesn’t mean, “I don’t love you.” It
may simply mean, “I’m struggling too.”
#12. They don’t focus on people’s flaws. Do
your best to maintain sincere love in your
heart for others. The more you see the good in
them, the more good you will uncover in
yourself.
Vivian Maier
#13. They don’t give out of obligation, or
because they want to be paid back. Do
something special for someone you love, and
for a stranger today. Do it because you can
and because it makes the world a happier
place. Always give more than you take. When
you shift your attitude from “how can I gain”
to “how can I give,” you’ll be amazed at the
gifts you receive. Truth be told, the most
successful people in the most successful
relationships are looking for ways to help
others. The most unsuccessful people are still
asking, “What’s in it for me?”
#14. They don’t take their relationships for
granted. An incredible thing happens when you
pay close attention. It’s by participating more
in your relationships that you breathe life into
them. So make time for those you care about.
With our busy schedules we often forget to
relax and enjoy the great company we have. In
human relationships distance is not measured
in miles, but in affection. Two people can be
right next to each other, yet miles apart. So
don’t ignore someone you care about, because
lack of concern hurts more than angry words.
reddit
#15. They don’t just show up when times are
good. Be there through the good, bad, happy,
and sad times… no matter what. Be willing to
provide a listening ear, a hug, and emotional
support in all circumstances. In a healthy
relationship, both people can trust that they
can count on each other, and are willing to be
available not only when it’s convenient, but
when they need each other the most.
#16. They don’t try to constantly “fix” the
people they care about. The art of caring for
another is rooted in love and respect. It means
listening to them wholeheartedly and letting
them know by your complete presence that
they are seen and valued. It’s not a space
where you try to fix the other person. It’s
about being witness to the totality of another
human being. (Read The Gifts of Imperfection.)
#17. They don’t talk when they need to listen.
It takes some courage to stand up and speak; it
takes even more courage to open your mind
and listen. Pay attention and be a good
listener. Your ears will never get you in
trouble. The people in your life often need a
listening ear more than they need a rambling
voice. And don’t listen with the intent to reply;
hear what is being said with the intent to
understand. You are as beautiful as the love
you give, and you are as wise as the silence
you leave behind.
#18. They don’t take everything personally. If
you take everything personally, you will remain
offended for the rest of your life. What other
people do is because of them, not you. Never
permit the behavior of other people to tell you
how you feel.
Vladislav Musienko
#19. They don’t neglect their own self-
awareness. When two people meet, the prize
always goes to the one with the most self-
insight. He or she will be calmer, more
confident, and more at ease with the other.
#20. They don’t say “yes” when they need to
say “no.” You can’t always be agreeable; that’s
how people take advantage of you. Sometimes
you have to set clear boundaries.
Shota Tsukamoto
#21. They don’t let people hold them back
indefinitely. Give people lots of chances, but
realize that you can’t grow by hanging out with
people who refuse to grow themselves. Try to
spend less time with those who are stubborn
and stuck in their comfort zones. And if
someone doesn’t want to let you grow, it might
be time to let them go. Your relationships
should help you in the long run, not hurt you.
#22. They don’t resist or interfere with other
people’s growth. Healthy relationships move in
the direction of personal growth: for the
relationship and for each individual. A desire
to impede the growth of the other for one’s
comfort is an expression of fear. Even when
one is concerned that the relationship may
dissolve, they accept that their paths may
diverge for the benefit of both. Mutual growth
is put before personal gain.
Kirsty Wigglesworth / AP
#23. They don’t rebound and rush into
replacement relationships. If you painfully lose
a valuable friend or lover, do not rush out at
once for a replacement. Such hurried action
prevents you from examining your heartache
and breaking free of it. (Angel and I discuss
this in more detail in the “Self-Love” chapter of
1,000 Little Things Happy, Successful People
Do Differently. )
#24. They don’t look at past relationships as
failures. Although not all relationships are
meant to be, there are no failed relationships,
because every person in your life has a lesson
to teach. And the lessons you learn make
future relationships that much stronger.
The B’s
#25. They don’t let what’s behind them define
them. As long as you’re worried that you could
replicate a hurtful relationship from the past,
you won’t be free to create new, healthy
bonds. Regardless of what fears you have,
work to release them. Start by acknowledging
that these fears are present, and then remind
yourself that you’re not doomed to any
particular fate. You’re the one running your
life, and you have the power to create healthy
relationships. If you find yourself veering off
course, you can correct this. If you’ve made
mistakes in your past, you can learn from
them.
http://www.lifebuzz.com/dont-do-this/3/?utm_
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You ultimately become what you repeatedly do.
If your habits aren’t helping you, they’re
hurting you. Here are a few examples of the
latter that will steal your happiness if you let
them:
1. Focusing on everyone’s story except
your own.
Don’t be so satisfied with the success stories of
others and how things have gone for them that
you forget to write your own. Unfold your own
tale and bring it to life. You have everything
you need to become what you are capable of
becoming. Incredible change happens when
you decide to take control. This means
consuming less and creating more. It means
refusing to let others do your thinking, talking,
and deciding for you. It means learning to
respect and use your own ideas and instincts
to write your passage.
If you want your life story to soar to new
heights, you’ve got to clear a path, reduce the
time-sinks and burdens weighing you down,
and pick up the things that give you wings.
Keep your best wishes and your biggest goals
close to your heart and dedicate time to them
every day. If you truly care about what you do
and you work diligently at it, there’s almost
nothing you can’t accomplish.
2. Waiting for the perfect moment.
Don’t buy into the myth of the perfect
moment. Moments aren’t perfect; they’re what
you make them. So many people wait around
for the stars to align to do what they’re here
to do. The perfect moment, the perfect
opportunity, the perfect state of being, etc.
Wake up! These states of perfection are myths.
They do not exist.
Your ability to grow to your highest potential
is directly related to your willingness to act in
the face of imperfection. You will come to
succeed not byfinding a perfect moment, but
by learning to see and use life’s imperfections
perfectly.
3. Working for nothing more than a
paycheck.
Work without interest is imprisonment. Even if
you aren’t super-passionate about your work,
you’ve got to at least be interested in it. When
you design a lifestyle in which your work is
something you suffer through daily strictly to
pay your bills, you end up spending your entire
life wishing you had someone else’s.
Think about it. This is your life; your work will
fill a large percentage of it. It’s not all about
the money; it’s about you. Ignore the
propaganda, especially from people who say,
“Don’t let your work define you.” Reverse this
message and mediate on it: “I will do work that
defines me.” When the essence of who you are
defines at least some slice of the work you do
for a living, that work generates fulfillment.
Bottom line: Interest in your work puts quality
in your output and happiness in your mind.
Don’t settle for a paycheck. Shuffle around
until you find work that interests you.
4. Harboring feelings of hate.
As Martin Luther King Jr. so profoundly said,
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light
can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only
love can do that.” Truth be told, when we
harbor feelings of hate, it eventually gets the
best of us. It takes control of us. We forget
why we hate, what we hate, and whom we hate
– we simply hate for the sake of hating. And
then, naturally, we begin to hate ourselves too.
Everything and everyone you hate rents
permanent space in both your head and heart.
So if you want to eliminate something or
someone from your mind, don’t hate. Instead,
disconnect yourself, move on, and don’t look
back.
5. Holding tight to worries and fears.
Someday when you look back over your life
you’ll realize that nearly all of your worries
and anxious fears never came to fruition – they
were completely unfounded. So why not wake
up and realize this right now. When you look
back over the last few years, how many
opportunities for joy did you destroy with
needless worry and negativity? Although there’s
nothing you can do about these lost joys,
there’s plenty you can do about the ones that
are still to come.
You will find that it’s necessary to let some
things go simply for the reason that they’re
heavy on your heart and soul. Let go of them.
Don’t clamp shackles to your own ankles. It’s
incredibly easy to enjoy more of your life right
now, no matter what the situation. It’s just a
matter of letting go of the layers of nonsense
that are weighing you down.
Let go of your worries and fears, of your rage
and jealousy, of your need to always be right
and control others. Let go of your
pretentiousness and your need to have
everything your way. Underneath all these
layers of nonsense there is a happy, productive
person. When you start peeling them off and
simply appreciating everything for what it is,
life can be wonderfully fulfilling.
6. Dwelling on difficulties.
A bad day is just a bad day. Choose not to
make it anything more. Times of adversity will
inevitably affect the conditions in which you
live and work; yet you don’t have to let it
affect who you are and where you’re headed.
Take note of the setbacks and adjust to them,
but don’t expand on them by making them a
bigger part of your life.
Every day brings new lessons and new
possibilities. There is always a way to take the
next step forward on the path you’ve chosen.
Events may be terrible and inescapable at
times, but you always have choice – if not
when, then how, you may endure and proceed
onward.
7. Constantly seeking fleeting
contentment.
There are two variations of contentment in life
– fleeting and enduring. The fleeting type is
derived from instants of material comfort,
while the enduring type is attained through the
gradual growth of your mind. At a glimpse it
might be difficult to decipher one from the
other, but as time rolls on it becomes vividly
obvious that the latter is far superior.
Enduring contentment sustains itself through
life’s ups and downs, because through them
your mind remains confident and at peace. On
the other hand, when life’s fleeting changes
have the ability to ruffle your mind into a
frenzy, even the most elaborate physical
comforts won’t make you any happier for very
long.
8. Trying to make a big difference all at
once.
If you want to make a difference in the world,
start with the world around you. Making a big
difference all at once is usually impossible, and
the process of trying is extremely stressful.
However, instantly making a difference in a
few lives is entirely possible and usually fairly
easy. You just have to focus on one person at a
time and start with the one closest to you.
Work to make a bunch of small splashes, and
let the ripples spread naturally. If you want to
change a person’s mind or mood, sometimes
you have to change the minds or moods of the
people around them first. For instance, if you
make one person smile, their smile just might
make others smile too. In this subtle way, you
can touch the masses with your thoughtfulness
without stressing yourself out.
9. Holding on to someone who hurts you.
Sometimes you have to walk away from
people, not because you don’t care, but
because they don’t. When someone hurts you
time and time again, accept the fact that they
don’t care about you. It’s a tough pill to
swallow, but it’s necessary medicine. Do NOT
strive to impress them any further. Waste not
another second of your time trying to prove
something to them. Nothing needs to be
proven. Do not act with any thought of them
ever again.
10. Over-amplifying the importance of
physical attractiveness.
Infatuating yourself with someone simply for
what they look like on the outside is like
choosing your favorite food based on color
instead of taste. It makes no sense. It’s innate,
invisible, unquantifiable characteristics that
create lasting attraction.
Just as some people enjoy the smell of mint,
while others prefer the scent of cinnamon,
there is an undeniable, magnetic draw that
attracts you to the qualities of certain people,
places, and things. Sometimes it’s even the
scars your soul shares with them that reels
you in and creates the very hinges that hold
you together in the long run.

nigerianuniversityschorlaships.com

Did you know that three of the world class
websites were all started by college students?
Yes, indeed. That is the power that college
students have in the global arena.
However, success does not come cheap. For all
these college success stories, a heavy price has
been paid whether it’s at the expense of them
dropping out of college or facing a number of
hurdles along the way. As a college student, if
you are looking to take on that path and start
your own start-up, you should be prepared to
face any challenges that may come your way.
It is not hard to find an idea that you can
easily actualize. Do not look for a big idea,
instead, concentrate on finding a big problem
which you can then go ahead and solve. It
might take you a while, but you need to be
passionate and dedicated to what you are
doing if indeed you dream of launching a
successful start-up while still in college.
This piece will look at the infographic by
Essaymama titled “10 most valuable startups
launched by students” and dig into some of the
challenges founders faced as they attempted to
realize their dreams and the results they
eventually got.
1. Microsoft, Bill Gates and Paul Allen
They were both co-founders of the billion
dollar Microsoft enterprise. It all started while
in middle and high school when the two
programming geniuses met. Bill joined Harvard
University, but, after a year, Paul convinced
him to drop out, to which he obliged. After
struggling during the first few years, they
realized success when they licensed MS-DOS to
IBM in 1981.
2. Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg
As a Harvard undergrad, Zuckerberg started
Facebook as a sophomore to help connect with
fellow college students. From what started as a
sophomore dating site back in 2004, seven
years later became a site with over 1.39 billion
active users.
3. Yahoo, Jerry Yang and David Filo
These two Stanford Graduate Students founded
Yahoo in 1995. They did it three years before
Google was launched. They started Yahoo as a
directory of their favorite websites. In as much
as the platform struggled for a number of
years, it remains one of the largest websites.
4. Reddit , Steve Huffman and Alexis
Ohanian
The two grads from the University of Virginia
started reddit as a social news site in 2005.
After struggling for a few months, they were
funded by Y Combinator. It wasn’t until 2006
that Conde Nast Publications acquired the
entity.
5. WordPress, Matt Mullenweg
In 2003, the undergrad student of Houston
University teamed up with Mike Little and
Michel Valdrigh to create this awesome
Content Management System. Today, the
platform hosts more than 130,000 websites
out of the top 1 million websites.
6. Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin
They were both graduates of Stanford
University and founders of Google in 1998.
They had a hard time juggling between their
start-up and their studies and even opted to
sell it to Excite for $1 million. Fortunately,
Excite declined the offer.
7. Time Magazine , Britton Hadden and
Henry Luce
You may not believe it, but these grads from
Yale launched Time in 1923, and at that time it
was the first weekly news magazine in the
United States. The magazine has grown to
become one of the world’s largest circulated
weekly news magazine.
8. Napster , Shawn Fanning
The grad student from Northeastern University
started Napster as a peer-to-peer file sharing
network. After just 2 years, the platform was
temporarily shut down due to copyright issues.
However, Napster became an online music
store and eventually was acquired by
Rhapsody.
9. Dell, Michael Dell
The undergrad student of Texas University
created Dell in 1984. After struggling at first,
he received a $300,000 investment from his
family and decided to drop out of college. Now
Dell is the #1 shipper of PC monitors in the
world and is the sixth largest company in Texas
by total revenue.
10. Tripod , Bo Peabody and Brett Hershey
The web hosting service was started by two
Williams College students in 1992. The website
was initially created for college students and
provided such resources and services as
resume-writing help and tools for website
building. However, later Tripod was bought by
Lycos.
Most of these individuals encountered different
challenges during their journey but they did
not give up on their dream. As college students
wishing to pursue their dream, always keep
faith and never give up!

cute,they should celebrate it with some discounts you know

will go for the contributions then,if you don't mind Sir.

no Sir,am not a blogger buh i can make referrals and also adverts for you if you don't mind in exchange for some bucks.

Is there anyway i can earn some change from making referrals/adverts for you?

please i beg you,make the report free for us atleast a gratitude afterwards will be more presentable,try making it free please,atleast for us to testify to its authenticity and possibly make referrals

House Orders PRESSID Scholarship Stopped
Due To Abscence Of Northerners On Award
List (SHARE THIS)
For the second time in two years, the House of
Representatives on Thursday directed that the
Presidential Scholarship Scheme on Innovation
and Development should be suspended pending
its scrutiny of its process, procedures and
beneficiaries.
The House committee chairman on education,
Hon. Aminu Suleiman, who chaired a public
hearing on the matter, expressed regrets that
its previous decision was jettisoned by the
Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Universities
Commission (NUC) with the support of the ex-
minister of education, Nyesom Wike.
“Last year we asked for the exercise to be
stopped and reversed because some parts of
the country felt cheated. Unfortunately, the
Executive Secretary of the NUC through the
directive of the former minister of education
and the Secretary to the Government of the
Federation (SGF), snubbed us.
“But the committee allowed it to pass believing
that a lesson would have been learnt. But here
we are again. The same process is being
adopted.”
In response, the Executive Secretary of the
NUC, Prof. Julius Okojie, insisted that
qualification for the scholarship is based on
merit and not federal character. He explained
that only first class graduates are involved.
Stressing that out of the multiple entries, only
100 applicants are selected as beneficiaries,
Okojie advised that the scheme should not be
scrapped.
He said he would not be a party to deliberately
design a system that would exclude some parts
of the country. “Unless we are saying that the
criteria have to change, I will not advise that
the programme should be scrapped,” he
emphasized, pointing out that whatever
transpired at the meeting he would relay to
the President.
But again, Suleiman reminded him that “the
issues you raised this afternoon are similar to
the ones you gave us last year.”
He noted that Wike truncated the decision of
the House. “You continue to argue that there
are some states of the federation that cannot
make first class degrees.”
He faulted the NUC scribe for failing to
provide the advertisement the commission
made for the awards of scholarships, the list of
applicants and the members of the board that
selected the beneficiaries and how many times
the board sat.
Saying that the committee wanted these details
to ascertain why two-thirds of the country was
excluded from the programme, the committee
chairman observed : “You didn’t get back to us.
“The only thing we saw was the ceremony on
television where the former minister tried to
set parents against the National Assembly.
“It is our belief in this committee that there is
no state in the country where you cannot find
a first class graduate. Those questions we
asked last year are still valid.”
Suleiman then ruled: “Until that is done, we
will stop the process.”
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/house-
again-suspends-scholarship-scheme-on-
innovation-development/207581/

Information reaching us from one of our
reliable source, say the School Management
of the University of Agriculture, Makurdi
has shift it resumption date earlier schedule
for 19 April, 2015 to 17 May, 2015.
Scholarship NG’s gather that the shift in
date of the resumption is due to the
renovation of the school facilities which
this on-going. scholarshipni..com/2015/04/uam-new-resumption-date-for.html?m=1

please include the full details,like the websites,wether UG,PG OR PHD and so on.

Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi
Academic Calendar has been released for 1st
Semester of the 2014/15 session. The following
are important dates for academic and social
events to take place in FUAM this first
semester.
FUAM Resumption date for New Students
(Freshers) is Sunday 19th April, 2015. Their
orientation exercise will start by April 20th.
See details below.
Sunday 19th April, 2015-fresh students return
to Campus.
Monday 20th April to Friday 24, 2015-
Orientation.
Sunday 26th April, 2015- Old students return
to Campus.
Monday 27th April to 8th may, 2015-
Registrations.
Monday 11th May to 31st Friday July, 2015-
Lectures (12weeks).
Friday, 29th May, 2015-Late registrations.
Friday, 29th May, 2015-End of add and drop
of courses.
Monday 10th august to Saturday 29
August,rn2015- Examination.
Sunday 30th August to Saturday 12th
September, 2015-1st semester break (2 weeks).
Aside these calender,has there been any changes?

Oh my God,what a loss,this truck conveying alcohol(guiness/harp) to lafiya/makurdi fell on the road,youths around taking advantage of the crash,stumbled on the drinks and hailing themselves.this took place at kokona lga of nasarawa this afternoon

what do i stand to get if i answer it correctly @op

please...do you know or have an
organisation,company,website or clues that or to
give Scholarships to undergraduate students
in nigerian universities,if yes,place the details here,its urgent and important,thanks.

please...do you know or have an
organisation,company,website or clues that
give Scholarships to undergraduate students
in nigerian universities,if yes,place the
details,its urgent and important,thanks. please help place it as a topic or fp even.

interesting

must one have airtime for it to work?
what if you have an existing subxcription,will it stll work