• Sometimes we overlook the red flags in people. We see them, we've felt them & we still gave them the benefit of the doubt. We wanted to believe that they would change. Know this to be true some lessons in life comes wrapped in a heartbreak.
    Sometimes we overlook the red flags in people. We see them, we've felt them & we still gave them the benefit of the doubt. We wanted to believe that they would change. Know this to be true some lessons in life comes wrapped in a heartbreak.
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  • "Laugh Now, Cry Later" is the 7th studio album by rapper #IceCube
    released on June 6, 2006.
    It is Ice Cube's first album to be released on his independently owned record label Lench Mob Records and Universal Records. This album is his first studio album in 6 years since his previous album, War & Peace Vol. 2 (The Peace Disc).
    After spending the previous six years mainly doing movie projects, it could be considered a comeback album.
    Producer= #LilJon #ScottStorch #theHitmen #SwizzBeatz #DJGreenLantern Emile #WarrenG Hallway Productionz Bud'da Sketch Laylaw D-Mac
    🚨"Laugh Now, Cry Later" is the 7th studio album by rapper #IceCube ▪️released on June 6, 2006. ▪️It is Ice Cube's first album to be released on his independently owned record label Lench Mob Records and Universal Records. This album is his first studio album in 6 years since his previous album, War & Peace Vol. 2 (The Peace Disc). ▪️After spending the previous six years mainly doing movie projects, it could be considered a comeback album. ▪️Producer= #LilJon #ScottStorch #theHitmen #SwizzBeatz #DJGreenLantern Emile #WarrenG Hallway Productionz Bud'da Sketch Laylaw D-Mac
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  • "The Big Bang" is the 7th studio album by #Brooklyn based rapper #BustaRhymes.
    It was released on June 13, 2006, by #Aftermath Entertainment, #Flipmode Records and Interscope Records.
    Production for the album took place during 2005 to 2006 at several recording studios and was handled by #DrDre, #SwizzBeatz, Mark Batson, #DJScratch, #JDilla, #Timbaland, #MrPorter, will.i.am, #ShaMoneyXL, #JellyRoll, Black Jeruz, Nisan Stewart and #DJGreenLantern.
    The official cover artwork was revealed on May 7, 2006. The tracklisting was released on the 15th.
    🚨"The Big Bang" is the 7th studio album by #Brooklyn based rapper #BustaRhymes. It was released on June 13, 2006, by #Aftermath Entertainment, #Flipmode Records and Interscope Records. ▪️Production for the album took place during 2005 to 2006 at several recording studios and was handled by #DrDre, #SwizzBeatz, Mark Batson, #DJScratch, #JDilla, #Timbaland, #MrPorter, will.i.am, #ShaMoneyXL, #JellyRoll, Black Jeruz, Nisan Stewart and #DJGreenLantern. ▪️The official cover artwork was revealed on May 7, 2006. The tracklisting was released on the 15th.
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  • An aquifer system, showing both unconfined and confined aquifers. The unconfined aquifer lies just below the water table, receiving water directly from precipitation or surface water like rivers and lakes. Beneath a layer of impermeable clay, the confined aquifer is trapped under pressure, and water in it can rise through an artesian well without pumping. The diagram also shows how surface features like rivers and lakes are interconnected with groundwater systems, highlighting how water moves through porous layers above bedrock in a continuous underground cycle.
    An aquifer system, showing both unconfined and confined aquifers. The unconfined aquifer lies just below the water table, receiving water directly from precipitation or surface water like rivers and lakes. Beneath a layer of impermeable clay, the confined aquifer is trapped under pressure, and water in it can rise through an artesian well without pumping. The diagram also shows how surface features like rivers and lakes are interconnected with groundwater systems, highlighting how water moves through porous layers above bedrock in a continuous underground cycle.
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  • "Young & Thuggin" is the debut studio album by #NewOrleans rapper #Turk, released on June 5, 2001 through #CashMoneyRecords, and produced entirely by #MannieFresh.
    The album was a success on the charts, selling 82,000 copies in its first week, peaking at #9 on the Billboard 200 and #2 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums.
    Among the guests featured on the album were his fellow Hot Boys, the #BigTymers and #Mack10.
    🚨"Young & Thuggin" is the debut studio album by #NewOrleans rapper #Turk, released on June 5, 2001 through #CashMoneyRecords, and produced entirely by #MannieFresh. ▪️The album was a success on the charts, selling 82,000 copies in its first week, peaking at #9 on the Billboard 200 and #2 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. ▪️Among the guests featured on the album were his fellow Hot Boys, the #BigTymers and #Mack10.
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  • “THERE’S NO MONEY IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY — THAT’S WHY I GOT OUT!”
    - Master P
    It’s not often you hear a music mogul who once built a $200 million empire tell the world that the very business that made him rich is “broke.” But that’s exactly what Master P—founder of No Limit Records and one of hip-hop’s most legendary entrepreneurs—did.

    In a now-viral clip, Master P boldly stated: “There’s no money in the music industry.”

    This is coming from a man who turned down a $1 million check from Interscope at a time when he didn’t even have a car—because he knew his worth. His logic? “If they’re willing to give me that, I’m worth ten times more.”

    Instead of taking the bait, Master P did something that changed the game: he secured an 85/15 distribution deal with Priority Records, where he kept 100% of his master recordings. That move put him in control of his music, his money, and ultimately, his legacy.

    Now, years later, he’s pulling back the curtain on what’s really going on behind the glitz and glam of the music biz:

    “The record labels will throw you an advance, flash some jewelry, maybe even a car… but they own YOU. They own your name, your sound, your image. That ain’t wealth, that’s slavery in diamonds.”

    Master P’s raw message is more relevant now than ever. With streaming services paying fractions of a penny per play, and record labels locking artists into long-term deals with smoke-and-mirror numbers, many rappers—even famous ones—are living paycheck to paycheck.

    In his words, “You need to OWN something. The money is in the brand, not just the bars.”

    His warning comes at a time when young artists are signing away everything for a taste of fame, not realizing the price they’ll eventually pay. “Don’t fall for the chain and the champagne,” P says. “Fall in love with the blueprint.”

    LESSONS FROM MASTER P’S TRUTH BOMB:
    - Don’t sign out of desperation.
    • Always ask, “What’s in it for me long-term?”
    • Learn the business before the business learns you.
    • Ownership > Exposure.
    • Advance money is a loan. Ownership is wealth.

    Master P’s message isn’t bitter—it’s a masterclass. And if you’re an aspiring artist, independent hustler, or just someone dreaming big, here’s the bottom line:

    The music industry doesn’t need another rapper. It needs more owners.

    #MasterP #NoMoneyInMusic #OwnYourMasters #IndependentHustle #HipHopTruth #MusicIndustrySecrets
    “THERE’S NO MONEY IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY — THAT’S WHY I GOT OUT!” - Master P It’s not often you hear a music mogul who once built a $200 million empire tell the world that the very business that made him rich is “broke.” But that’s exactly what Master P—founder of No Limit Records and one of hip-hop’s most legendary entrepreneurs—did. In a now-viral clip, Master P boldly stated: “There’s no money in the music industry.” This is coming from a man who turned down a $1 million check from Interscope at a time when he didn’t even have a car—because he knew his worth. His logic? “If they’re willing to give me that, I’m worth ten times more.” Instead of taking the bait, Master P did something that changed the game: he secured an 85/15 distribution deal with Priority Records, where he kept 100% of his master recordings. That move put him in control of his music, his money, and ultimately, his legacy. Now, years later, he’s pulling back the curtain on what’s really going on behind the glitz and glam of the music biz: “The record labels will throw you an advance, flash some jewelry, maybe even a car… but they own YOU. They own your name, your sound, your image. That ain’t wealth, that’s slavery in diamonds.” Master P’s raw message is more relevant now than ever. With streaming services paying fractions of a penny per play, and record labels locking artists into long-term deals with smoke-and-mirror numbers, many rappers—even famous ones—are living paycheck to paycheck. In his words, “You need to OWN something. The money is in the brand, not just the bars.” His warning comes at a time when young artists are signing away everything for a taste of fame, not realizing the price they’ll eventually pay. “Don’t fall for the chain and the champagne,” P says. “Fall in love with the blueprint.” LESSONS FROM MASTER P’S TRUTH BOMB: - Don’t sign out of desperation. • Always ask, “What’s in it for me long-term?” • Learn the business before the business learns you. • Ownership > Exposure. • Advance money is a loan. Ownership is wealth. Master P’s message isn’t bitter—it’s a masterclass. And if you’re an aspiring artist, independent hustler, or just someone dreaming big, here’s the bottom line: The music industry doesn’t need another rapper. It needs more owners. #MasterP #NoMoneyInMusic #OwnYourMasters #IndependentHustle #HipHopTruth #MusicIndustrySecrets
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  • Lil Wayne was in his bag #lilwayne #hustle #motivation #cashmoney #youngmoney #rap #hiphop
    Lil Wayne was in his bag 🤔 #lilwayne #hustle #motivation #cashmoney #youngmoney #rap #hiphop
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  • The Aftermath of Impact: 10 Must-See Craters on Earth:
    1. Chicxulub Crater (Mexico)
    Fun Fact: This 180 km-wide crater is linked to the extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.

    Cool Detail: It's buried beneath the Yucatán Peninsula, with only part visible in satellite imagery.

    2. Vredefort Crater (South Africa)
    Fun Fact: At 2 billion years old and about 300 km in diameter, it's the largest and oldest confirmed impact crater on Earth.

    Cool Detail: The central uplift (Vredefort Dome) is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

    3. Sudbury Basin (Canada)
    Fun Fact: Formed 1.8 billion years ago, it’s the second-largest confirmed impact crater on Earth.

    Cool Detail: Rich in nickel and other metals, it helped fuel Canada’s mining industry.

    4. Manicouagan Crater (Canada)
    Fun Fact: Known as the “Eye of Quebec,” this 100 km-wide crater has a distinctive ring lake.

    Cool Detail: It’s easily visible from space and often mistaken for a volcanic caldera.

    5. Barringer Crater (USA)
    Fun Fact: Also called Meteor Crater, it's only about 50,000 years old and one of the best-preserved impact sites.

    Cool Detail: The crater is just 1.2 km wide but was caused by a meteorite only 50 meters across.

    6. Lonar Crater (India)
    Fun Fact: This rare crater was formed in basaltic rock, making it geologically unique.

    Cool Detail: It's filled with both saline and alkaline, supporting a rare dual ecosystem.

    7. Gosses Bluff (Australia)
    Fun Fact: Known as Tnorala to the Western Arrernte people, Aboriginal legend says it was formed by a baby falling from the Milky Way.

    Cool Detail: The current visible ring is about 5 km across, but the original crater was closer to 22 km.

    8. Wolfe Creek Crater (Australia)
    Fun Fact: Featured in the horror movie Wolf Creek, it's one of the world’s best-preserved small impact craters.

    Cool Detail: Aboriginal Dreamtime stories also describe the crater's formation in cosmic terms.

    9. Kara Crater (Russia)
    Fun Fact: It’s partly destroyed due to erosion and tectonic activity, but originally may have been up to 120 km wide.

    Cool Detail: Located in the Russian Arctic, it's one of the most remote craters on the list.

    10. Popigai Crater (Russia)
    Fun Fact: This 100 km-wide crater is one of the largest diamond deposits in the world—caused by shock transformation of graphite.

    Cool Detail: The diamonds are industrial-grade and not gem-quality, but incredibly abundant.

    (Note:-Some craters are real, while others are AI-generated images .Some impact craters are hidden due to erosion, vegetation, urban development, or being underwater and their real picture are vanished.
    In example :Vredefort (South Africa),Sudbury Crater...not real image)
    The Aftermath of Impact: 10 Must-See Craters on Earth: 1. Chicxulub Crater (Mexico) Fun Fact: This 180 km-wide crater is linked to the extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Cool Detail: It's buried beneath the Yucatán Peninsula, with only part visible in satellite imagery. 2. Vredefort Crater (South Africa) Fun Fact: At 2 billion years old and about 300 km in diameter, it's the largest and oldest confirmed impact crater on Earth. Cool Detail: The central uplift (Vredefort Dome) is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 3. Sudbury Basin (Canada) Fun Fact: Formed 1.8 billion years ago, it’s the second-largest confirmed impact crater on Earth. Cool Detail: Rich in nickel and other metals, it helped fuel Canada’s mining industry. 4. Manicouagan Crater (Canada) Fun Fact: Known as the “Eye of Quebec,” this 100 km-wide crater has a distinctive ring lake. Cool Detail: It’s easily visible from space and often mistaken for a volcanic caldera. 5. Barringer Crater (USA) Fun Fact: Also called Meteor Crater, it's only about 50,000 years old and one of the best-preserved impact sites. Cool Detail: The crater is just 1.2 km wide but was caused by a meteorite only 50 meters across. 6. Lonar Crater (India) Fun Fact: This rare crater was formed in basaltic rock, making it geologically unique. Cool Detail: It's filled with both saline and alkaline, supporting a rare dual ecosystem. 7. Gosses Bluff (Australia) Fun Fact: Known as Tnorala to the Western Arrernte people, Aboriginal legend says it was formed by a baby falling from the Milky Way. Cool Detail: The current visible ring is about 5 km across, but the original crater was closer to 22 km. 8. Wolfe Creek Crater (Australia) Fun Fact: Featured in the horror movie Wolf Creek, it's one of the world’s best-preserved small impact craters. Cool Detail: Aboriginal Dreamtime stories also describe the crater's formation in cosmic terms. 9. Kara Crater (Russia) Fun Fact: It’s partly destroyed due to erosion and tectonic activity, but originally may have been up to 120 km wide. Cool Detail: Located in the Russian Arctic, it's one of the most remote craters on the list. 10. Popigai Crater (Russia) Fun Fact: This 100 km-wide crater is one of the largest diamond deposits in the world—caused by shock transformation of graphite. Cool Detail: The diamonds are industrial-grade and not gem-quality, but incredibly abundant. (Note:-Some craters are real, while others are AI-generated images .Some impact craters are hidden due to erosion, vegetation, urban development, or being underwater and their real picture are vanished. In example :Vredefort (South Africa),Sudbury Crater...not real image)
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  • Tracee Ellis Ross is an #actress Born in #LosAngeles #California.
    #Celebrity #fyp #photograph
    Tracee Ellis Ross is an #actress Born in #LosAngeles #California. #Celebrity #fyp #photograph
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  • These two maps tell a story of rapid transformation. In 2010, the world's top 10 phone makers were spread across North America, Europe, and Asia, with major players like Nokia (Finland), BlackBerry (Canada), Motorola (USA), and Sony Ericsson (Sweden) dominating the market. It was a time when hardware innovation, physical keyboards, and legacy tech brands still defined mobile communication.

    Fast forward to today, and the landscape has changed dramatically. Many of those once-dominant brands have disappeared, merged, or fallen behind, while China and South Korea have emerged as the clear powerhouses. Companies like Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo now control the global market-reflecting a shift not just in geography, but in design, innovation, and global supply chains.

    These maps offer more than a snapshot-they capture the rise and fall of tech empires and the center of gravity shifting eastward. A reminder that in tech, even giants can fall-and new players can rise fast.

    These two maps tell a story of rapid transformation. In 2010, the world's top 10 phone makers were spread across North America, Europe, and Asia, with major players like Nokia (Finland), BlackBerry (Canada), Motorola (USA), and Sony Ericsson (Sweden) dominating the market. It was a time when hardware innovation, physical keyboards, and legacy tech brands still defined mobile communication. Fast forward to today, and the landscape has changed dramatically. Many of those once-dominant brands have disappeared, merged, or fallen behind, while China and South Korea have emerged as the clear powerhouses. Companies like Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo now control the global market-reflecting a shift not just in geography, but in design, innovation, and global supply chains. These maps offer more than a snapshot-they capture the rise and fall of tech empires and the center of gravity shifting eastward. A reminder that in tech, even giants can fall-and new players can rise fast.
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