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On July 15, 2013, NASA confirmed the new finding of a moon in Neptune’s orbit. It is now the 14th known moon of Neptune, and is named S/2004 N 1.

Credit for the article goes to NASA, and it can be read here.

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The last bonus song on the Rare Chandeliers Deluxe Version.

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This song was released as a bonus track on the Rare Chandeliers Deluxe Version along with Drug & Cheese On A Roll Mix and Brown Bag Wrap.

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Credit goes to NASA.

Here is the link to the article.

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Action makes cash through selling heroin, which is often injected into the veins through a syringe.

Action uses double meaning for dough here:

  1. The first meaning being he makes heroine for user’s veins.

  2. The second meaning being a pun on how Action makes dough from the heroine.

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A Oujia board is a board filled with the alphabet, numbers, and common phrases such as the ones shown below. Ouija boards are used during séances in hopes of communicating with ghosts; spirits are supposed to be able to move an indicator over words, letters, or numbers in order to spell something out.

This section of the line ties in with this line:

Phantom no vehicle, ghost no vehicle

in that phantoms are ghosts.

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This line ties in with the previous line:

*Jump out the chopper on skis,**

People who travel in choppers to the mountains for skiing often see these types of views before dropping out of the chopper onto the mountain slope.

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Rudy Gobert is a center from the French team Cholet. He is 7'2" with a huge wingspan of 7'9" and 9'7" standing reach. He weighs 238 pounds. He is physically gifted, but has limited basketball knowledge.

Rudy is a capable rebounder, averaging 5.4 RPG. He also scored 8.4 PPG with a ridiculous 71.8 FG%. He can move well for his size and is a decent free throw shooter for a big man — having a 70.4% free throw percentage. Rudy is a very good defensive player, too.

On the downside, Rudy has a very little offensive game. He doesn’t have a jumper or post game, and his only skill is dunking and driving from the post. He doesn’t have a lot of muscle to his build — only doing 7 bench press reps at the combine — which would allow smaller defenders to push him around.

He was later traded to the Utah Jazz where he would be signed on his first day of summer league.

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Solomon Hill is a forward from the Arizona Wildcats. Solomon is 6'7", 226 pounds with a very strong frame. He is a good athlete who has good body control on the move. He is a hard worker and will box out on every play.

Solomon is a capable shooter from mid-range to the three. He averaged 13.4 points per game on .458% shooting, and 39% from the three. Solomon also averaged 5.3 rebounds and 2.7 assists.

Solomon has a very quick step that helps him beat defenders from the perimeter and slip through seams in the defense letting him finish at the basket. However, this seems to be Solomon’s only advantage in one-on-on situations.

The downside to Solomon’s game is that he isn’t a scoring weapon, only scoring 20 points or more 7 times in his 4-year career at Arizona. He can do a lot of things well, but there isn’t one standout skill that can make him a dangerous one-on-one player. His defense against quick point guards can make him a liability, which there seems to be plenty of in the NBA.

Hill was selected First team All-Pac-12 Conference in 2011-12 and 2012-13. When Derrick Williams left Arizona to enter into the NBA draft after the 2010-11 season, Hill filled the role of power forward for the Wildcats in 2011-12 after playing small forward in his previous two seasons. Hill proved that he was more than capable of playing at the power forward position, showing his versatility. Hill can beat defenders off the dribble, by posting up and fast breaks. Hill also proved his ability to improve throughout his career at Arizona. Hill only made 4 three-pointers in his freshman year; as a sophomore, he recorded 17, and in his junior year, he sunk 37. In his final season at Arizona, Hill made 57 threes. This is one of many examples of Hill’s intangible strengths, such as his versatility, basketball intelligence, and court vision.

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Poor Man’s Copyright is the 7th song off Uptown XO’s album Colour de Grey.

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