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The questions to ask yourself to determine if it's time for some 'me time'

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By Marielle Wakim Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Atlanta Black Star ‘Anyone Else Had to Do a Double Take’: Angela Simmons’ Exercise Post Goes Left When Fans Zoom In on Her Pants Angela Simmons caught fans by surprise on Jan. 11 after sharing a new workout upload showing off her flexibility. In the Instagram post, the 34-year-old […] InStyle Katy Perry Posed Topless on Instagram All the better to show off her new wig.
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How to Throw the Perfect Dance Fest

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By Marielle Wakim Verified
| Los Angeles Magazine Verified
Number of guests: 25 to 50 Save the date: 6-8 weeks in advance Invitations: 4-6 weeks in advance Three DJs Worth Taking for a Spin The Roof Raiser A crowd pleaser whose choices jibe with everyone from 8 to 80, D’City Sound’s Dwayne Brown, the Party Hype Doctor, is your man. His fee starts at $3,295. The Mood Generator For discerning tastes that lean to the eclectic, check out Frosty McNeill of Dublab, who performs at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. His rates begin at $200 an hour.
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50 Years Ago, the First Internet Message Was Dispatched from UCLA

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By Marielle Wakim Verified
| Los Angeles Magazine Verified
The world wide web wouldn’t be possible without ARPANET, a government-funded research effort launched at UCLA in 1969. Leonard Kleinrock, a professor of computer science at the university and one of the “fathers of the internet,” takes us back to 3420 Boelter Hall and the day interconnectivity changed forever. What exactly is ARPANET? Sputnik went up and caught the U.S. with its pants down. The government realized it needed a network that would allow computers to communicate and share resources.
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