When the falsified and troubling news about her started to spread around the media like a contagion, the radio-host of American nationality, Angela Yee, lied back on her davenport and watched everything unfold with a chuckle—unfazed. Of the world adamant on making a mountain out of a molehill, she was a calm-as-a-breeze member.
Angela Lee is a co-host of the nationally syndicated show The Breakfast Club on Power 105.1 alongside DJ Envy and Charlamagne Tha God.
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The Breakfast Club is a 4-hour long talk-show covering hip-hop, celebrity gossip, relationship issues, and progressive politics.
Angela Yee was born on 3 January 1976 in Brooklyn, New York. She is of mixed Asian-black ethnicity; her father was a Chinese Cantonese and her mother a Caribbean Montserratian. Despite her mixed heritage, she belongs to American nationality.
One interesting aspect of Angela's parents' married life was that even after they were divorced they still lived under the same roof, as house-mates if not as husband and wife. That is the kind of post-divorce understanding that is not found in many people.
Initially, aspiring to be a writer, Angela graduated from the college with a degree in English. However, her interests soon changed towards marketing and she got an internship with Wu-tang management. Her journey to radio broadcasting was through marketing.
She landed her first radio-broadcasting job while working for the marketing department of Eminem's radio station Shady 45. Popularized as the host of Shady 45's The Morning Show Starring Angela Yee, she left the show and started working at The Breakfast Club in 2010.
It was The Breakfast Club that gave her name, fame and a little bit of pain.
Truth Behind Hype: Is Gucci Mane Angela's Ex-Boyfriend?
During an interview in The Breakfast Club, Gucci Mane, an American rapper, claimed that Angela had approached him in the past. Angela totally denied the claim, but the rumor still hit the headlines.
Instead of being troubled by the news, however, Angela shrugged it off with a smile on her face—and a casual expression of surprise on how big it got on media.
Is Angela Yee Casually Dating, or Married With Husband?
At the age of 41, Angela Yee is still very reclusive about her love-life. As of now, there isn't any hard evidence that she has a husband, neither is there any information of a boyfriend.
I have never spent enough time doing personal things because work has always come first for me. So, there might be things like relationships that didn't go the way they could have gone because I work a lot.
It can be a clear hint that Angela might not have a husband as of yet, but also that she must be active in the dating arena; possibly with a long-term boyfriend, we hope!


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Trash Culture Goes to the Movies: Future Shock (1994) (a.k.a. the "Satan's Slut" movie)
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If in the mid-late '90s you watched a lot of movies over the weekend on USA Network (like me), you may recall being exposed to a quirky horror/sci-fi anthology film titled Future Shock. But, like me, you might not have even remembered the actual title of the film, instead only recalling a memorial scene where a shy, uptight man is driven to shout "Satan's slut!" in recognition at seeing a woman's dead body. Indeed, if you're even more like me, you might have thought that the line "Satan's slut!" was said multiple times, which, sadly, isn't the case.
If not that, you might know this movie for Vivian Schilling, the writer/director and star of Soultaker of MST3K notoriety and who stars in the first segment, "Jenny Porter". And if not that, you might have heard this movie stars Bill Paxton in its second and most well-known segment, "The Roommate", or that the third writer/director to contribute to this anthology through its last segment, "Mr. Petrified Forrest", is Matt Reeves, who created the TV series Felicity, directed the modern Planet of the Apes films, and has recently been tapped to fire up a new Batman film franchise yet again.
The narrative glue that brings this anthology together concerns Dr. Langdon (the hugely prolific Martin Kove), a psychologist who delves into the cutting edge of '90s virtual reality for therapeutic purposes, treating his patients' phobias and anxieties by subjecting them to intense and convincing false memories. Each of the anthology's stories revolves around a different patient: a wealthy woman Jenny (Vivian Schilling) faces her fear of being home alone as she experiences being stalked by a mysterious wolf-like creature that defies even her paranoid security measures; a shy, neurotic, and easily intimidated morgue attendant George (Scott Thompson) gets stuck with the ultimate roommate from hell Vince (Bill Paxton), but things quickly get far more serious than just sleepless nights and late rent payments when George becomes the prime suspect in the brutal murder of Vince's one-night stand, "Satan's slut" (Timothi-Jane Graham); and a photographer Fred, after witnessing the sudden death of a close friend, has to choose between conquering his paranoia about death and a blossoming romantic relationship with a woman named Elfie (Pat Alexander)…that is, if he hasn't already been marked by death itself.
As an anthology, it actually works quite well. The theme of being irrationally paralyzed by fear actually runs strongly through all three vignettes and the tone and quality remains consistent, although I do agree with the critical consensus—well, such as it is out there—that "Jenny Porter" is the best of the segments, especially in how it communicates a genuine feeling of helplessness and dread. It's undermined a little by some constant shots of wolves and dogs where the story would have been better served by keeping the threat reduced to growls from an invisible source, but that's a mild complaint for an otherwise genuinely well-presented and well-acted study of terror in isolation.
But that's not to say the other two segments are worth skipping; far from it. "The Roommate" is darkly funny from how Bill Paxton captures the spirit of a grown-up bully in the same mold as the thug who kicks sand in the skinny guy's face at the beach to George's boss, who is (mostly) mute and communicates his emotions and instructions through very grim facial expressions. And while "Mr. Petrified Forrest" is probably ill-fitting for what is to some degree a horror anthology, it does its work through some pretty effective storytelling, like a fairly subtle scene where Fred's father nearly breaks through his son's paranoia but he realizes some badly timed news has made his efforts futile. It also has some beautiful shots, from Fred slowly watching a small plane that crashed and is burning in someone's front yard to him sitting in bed bathed in blue and surrounded by film stock, highlighting his fear and its consequences better than dialogue ever could. There isn't much to say about the framing story about Dr. Langdon because it isn't much of a story in of itself, although it does also have a genuinely funny section in which a staff member frightens away a couple of prospective patients by arguing about a previous patient who went insane from the virtual reality treatment on the phone.
That said, there are some baffling creative choices here and there. There's a bizarre sequence meant to communicate the idea of a "food chain" that involves a random man who is implied to have violently kicked a dog for no reason (!!). Also the ending, which sees Dr. Langdon apparently tempted by his own virtual reality device or questions his own sense of reality, and a brief scene where Jenny's virtual reality experience is being observed by a group of doctors within the dream itself don't really make sense and feel like remnants of an earlier draft of a script left in. This is somewhat supported by the fact that this movie had an indie comic book adaptation of all things, discussed by Linkara here, which does give more context to both the doctors and the ending with Dr. Langdon, but in my research I couldn't verify if the comic is actually based on an earlier draft of the script, in which Dr. Langdon had much more sinister motives but was also himself a patient experiencing virtual reality, or if the comic was deliberately "dumbed down" for a stereotypical comic book readership or a little from column A and column B.
As for the movie itself, it doesn't quite transcend its low budget, so it has an unpolished feel, which depending on your tastes is part of its charm or one of its flaws. Nor do all three of the segments seem to have been originally written for the virtual reality motif. Only "Jenny Porter" really feels as if it was intended for the framing story. "The Roommate" has a twist ending that really doesn't make sense as part of George's virtual reality experience while "The Petrified Mr. Forrest" has its own framing device of sorts, Fred having a near-death experience in Purgatory, which means in a way that the story is double framed. Again, though, the stories do share and effectively convey a common theme, which is more than can be said for a lot of movie anthologies.
While I'm more conscious of the flaws here than I was when I first saw the movie as a kid, I'm still very fond of it. It's genuinely a solid anthology that I would still say is worth watching if you catch it on YouTube or dig up the DVD or VHS copy somewhere. This is even more true today, as it's the sort of creative, low-budget movie that's sadly an endangered species in our current era of mega-media monopolies and creatives who are spoiled by choice for potential platforms yet are starved of opportunities for getting their work out there.

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William L. Martens received a Ph.D. in psychology from Northwestern University in 1991. Having served as a consultant to the audio industry in the 1990s, contributing to audio product development for corporations such as Intel and Creative Technologies, he worked within the Multimedia Systems Lab at the University of Aizu (1999–2003), and then at McGill University, where he served as Sound Recording Area Chair for the Schulich School of Music (2003–2008). In 2004 he joined the board of the International Community for Auditory Display (ICAD). For the Audio Engineering Society (AES) he has chaired the Technical Committee on Perception and Subjective Evaluation of Audio Signals. He currently serves as Associate Professor in Audio and Acoustics at the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning at The University of Sydney.


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Tree Preservation Orders Guidance Update
GUIDANCE NOTES ON TREE PRESERVATION ORDERS
What is a Tree Preservation Order?
A Tree Preservation Order (TPO) is an Order which provides protection for an individual tree or a group of trees. The Town & Country Planning (Tree Preservation) (England) Regulations 2012 govern all TPOs in England. The power to make such an Order lies with the Local Authority in whose area the tree(s) exist. The Local Authority's purpose is to preserve amenity and retain trees which blend into the environment and would if removed be a Loss to the Amenity and Appearance of a locality.
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Summary on the Effect of the National Planning Policy Framework Issued on the 27th March 2012 for Sport Clubs
Recreational Sport can, on first impressions of the redrafted National Planning Policy Framework, breath a sigh of relief that the extensive lobbying of Government has produced a retrenchment, with Planning Policy broadly to follow the existing Planning Policy Guidance 19.
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The Localism Act 2011
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REQUIREMENTS FOR PLANNING PERMISSION
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Building Regulations Guidance
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GUIDANCE NOTES ON BUILDING REGULATIONS
Building Regulations are concerned with issues of safety and health of occupiers of buildings together with "green matters" which enhance the Environment. Their predecessor was the old Bye Laws. Governed by the Building Act 1984 ("the 1984 Act") and the 2010 Building Regulations which consolidates Regulations of 2000. The Regulations cover the following spheres
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Tree Preservation Orders Guidance
A Tree Preservation Order is an Order which provides protection for an individual tree or a group of trees. The power to make such an Order lies with the Local Authority in whose area the tree(s) exist. The Local Authority's purpose is to preserve amenity and retain trees which blend into the environment and would if removed be a Loss to the Amenity and Appearance of a locality. The Local Authority must consider Representations made by the Locality before confirming a TPO, but ultimately the decision is the Local Authority. Applications to make a TPO can be made by individuals. Governed by Sections 198 and 202a of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 ("the 1990" Act), Section 192 of the Planning Act 2008 ("the 2008 Act") and The Town and Country Planning Tree Regulations 1999.
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What is a Conservation Area?
It is an area designated by a Local Authority to be of special architectural and or historic interest. Unlike Listed Buildings, which applies to an individual building, this designation covers a particular defined area. It is governed by Sections 69 to 74 of the Planning (Listed Building and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 ("the 1990 Act) but were first introduced in 1967.
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As the art market is rapidly evolving, we explore how individuals and organisations within the sector can achieve their goals.
Benefit from the personal views, insights and experiences from other art buyers, sellers, curators and event organisers. Through a growing collection of guest blog articles specially written for this "discussion" and hosted on this page, we will be exploring their thoughts and experiences of the marketplace including art fairs, galleries, and online stores. We also offer you the opportunity to share your opinions (please see below for guidance).
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ShipArtTM sits in the middle of the art sector and builds lasting relationships with artists, galleries, collectors, investors, curators and organisers of art fairs. From this position and with a genuine interest in all things art (our staff are art lovers and collectors), we are perfectly positioned to take a neutral stance and draw upon our community to bring you a wealth of opinions on the subject of buying and selling art in the current market.
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Everyone plays games to have fun, but not all games are created equal. Some games can enrich your life in other ways, like by providing you with skills or knowledge you wouldn't have gotten otherwise. Below are five games that are fun to play in their own right but that can also help make you a more well-rounded person. Whether you want to brush up on history or learn to play the guitar, these games have you covered.
Never Alone is a side-scrolling platformer unlike any other. It was made in a partnership between game developers and Alaskan Native community members, who told their handed-down stories to the developers, who then turned them into a game. You play as a girl who lives in a Northern Alaskan town that's been hammered by nonstop blizzards. You trek out to find the source of the storms and stop them.
As you play, you unlock documentary snippets that fill you in on the real lives and culture of the Iñupiaq people, who have called Northern Alaska their home for thousands of years. Not only is the game a fun platformer, but it also teaches you about a culture you probably knew little or nothing about. It's a remarkable game on many levels, and it doesn't hurt that looks gorgeous and plays great, either.
Why break the bank on music lessons when you can grab Rocksmith 2014 and learn to play guitar from the comfort of your couch? The game comes with about 100 songs, plus an impressive library of DLC so you can learn to play the axe by jamming out to the songs you like.
Whether you're a total newbie or a mid-tier rock god, the game adapts to your skill level, tossing you into tutorials as necessary for things like slides, bends, and chords. Each song can be played on a variety of difficulty levels, and you can hop into mini-games, lessons, and sessions on a whim. In other words, if you want to learn to play guitar, this game will show you how.
Mavis Beacon has nothing on bloodthirsty zombies. Think about it: When you're learning to type, what will make you improve your skills faster than oncoming zombies?
In this on-rails shooter, which is modeled after Sega's House of the Dead, zombies approach you from all directions as you make your way through environments straight out of a horror movie. But instead of aiming a light gun at the baddies and pulling the trigger, you have to type the words that appear on the screen in front of them. Get it right, and they die. Get it wrong, and it's you who feels the pain.
I think we can all agree that algebra can be a tough subject to wrap your mind around. This ingenious game starts off looking like a puzzle that has you manipulate shapes to progress. As you play, the idea remains the same, but the shapes are slowly replaced with symbols and numbers. Before you know it, you're solving real algebra equations.
The game comes in two different flavors, one for kids ages 5 and older, and another for the 12 and older crowd. That's right: DragonBox can teach your 5-year-old how to solve algebra equations. Pretty neat, right?
If you're looking to fill yourself in on history, grab an Assassin's Creed game off the shelf and dig in. Each game takes place during an important historical place and time, from the Italian Renaissance to colonial Boston to Paris during the French Revolution.
Not only do you get to explore impressive digital versions of the settings, but you meet many of the famous people of the era. Beyond that, the games also come with reams of historical information regarding everything from important locations to people to events. If you read each new entry as it pops up on your screen, you'll come away knowing a whole lot you didn't know before — and you'll have fun doing it. That's a win-win.


This itinerary is designed for runners who just love the mountains, and runners who are looking to explore the high Atlas Mountain trails at their best. This trip is led by a fully qualified Mountain Leader, with routes planned along rocky trails, through valleys and up to the summit of Mount Toubkal, offering incredible views across the Atlas Mountain range and beyond.
Day two: After breakfast, we will take a transfer to Imil (approx. 1 hour). We'll hit the trails to stretch out the legs, and adjust to our new climate, running across rocky farmland, over the hills and back to our accommodation in lmlil. Around 10km in total. Expected time on trails: 1-2 hours. Breakfast and dinner included.
Day three: After a hearty breakfast, and a final kit check get ready to take on the trails for a second day. We'll head up towards the Toubkal hut, gaining altitude and checking out the surrounding Atlas Mountains. We'll run around 15km and stay there for the night. Dinner tonight will be a rustic affair and you'll most likely sleep like a log up this high. Expected time on trails: 3-4 hours. Breakfast and dinner included.
Day four: This is your big mountain day! We'll head out early to summit Mount Toubkal, returning to the hut for lunch and running back down to Imlil for a well-deserved rest. Massages are available upon request. Over dinner, take time to enjoy and reflect upon your time in the hills with your new found friends. Expected time on trails: 6-8 hours. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
The closest airport is Marrakech. Flights are frequent and can be booked out of several London airports with airlines that include Easyjet and Ryanair. Taxis to central Marrakech take about 20 mins from the airport.
We have chosen some fabulous places to stay, including a stunning Riad in Marrakech and the Kasbah de Toubkahl in Imlil. You will also experience two nights in rustic mountain huts, which are basic but comfortable. Meals are provided as specified and all dietary requirements happily catered for.
If you're scratching your head and wondering what kit you'll need to bring, please request our Morocco kit list or click here. Feel free to get in touch should you need any advice or have any questions.
Arrival: Saturday afternoon at Marrakech airport, Morocco.
Departure: Thursday afternoon from Marrakech airport, Morocco.


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Intel Unveils its First Artificial Intelligence Chip; Codenamed Spring Hill
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Intel may not be ready to manufacture 7nm processors just yet, but it's propagating its artificial intelligence (AI) know-how by talking about its new AI processors. The American chipmaker has detailed its Nervana neural network processors (NNPs) during the Hot Chips 2019 conference. It explained how they would come in handy for deep learning training and deployment at scale in large computing centers.
Intel has worked on two AI processors, namely NNP-T (codenamed Spring Crest) and the NNP-I (codenamed Spring Hill) to make it possible for users to process data at scale. The former is built from the ground up to help train a neural network as fast as possible while keeping in check the power budget. But, we are more interested in the latter as Nervana NNP-I (Spring Hill) processor is designed to handle data center workloads.
Intel talks up the benefits of having a dedicated inference accelerator, i.e the NNP-I, at a data center by saying that is easy to program, has short latencies, fast code porting and supports all major deep learning frameworks. The Spring Hill processor is based on a 10-nanometer Ice Lake architecture and that should help it cope with high workloads while utilizing minimal amounts of energy across the data center.
"Dedicated accelerators like the Intel Nervana NNPs are built from the ground up, with a focus on AI to provide customers the right intelligence at the right time," says Intel in an official blog post. These chips have been birthed at the company's development facility in Haifa, Israel after Intel's investment in AI startups such as Habana Labs and NeuroBlade.
The first company to start using the new neural network processors is Facebook, which is understandable as it has boatloads of data to process. Intel further adds that its new NNP hardware chips will support Xeon processors in meeting the growing demand and need for complicated AI computations at big corporations.


Save Water. Doing laundry involves a lot of usage of water. Water is a scarce resource in urban areas, with groundwater reserves depleting at an alarming rate. Hence, water usage when doing laundry is of utmost importance. One way to save water when doing laundry is to stretch your laundry cycle to a fortnightly routine rather than weekly. Another way is to wear the same clothes for a longer period than throwing them in the laundry basket the moment you come home. You can hang out your clothes to air over the night, and they will still be fresh enough to wear another day or two. Trousers especially can be worn several times before they need to be washed. Wearing more of black than light shades is a great way to save water since dirt won't show and you can launder them over a long stretch rather than weekly.
Save on laundry costs. Most people use more detergent than is necessary. This stems from the misconception that more detergent will get the dirt off your clothes better than less. In the long run therefore, you end up incurring a lot more on your laundry costs. Hence, follow the instructions on the detergent packaging precisely, and use the correct ratio of load weight to detergent weight. This will reduce your laundry costs substantially.
Change for the seasons. After each season, send your clothes and fabrics to be dry cleaned. The dry cleaning process is an elaborate chemical procedure that can only be done by professionals trained in the art. The professional treatment will ensure that your expensive fabrics last longer and fresher.
Pre-soak fabrics. Soak your fabrics in warm water for an hour before washing. This is an excellent way to get stains and dirt off the fabrics before the machine starts its work.
Use the sun for whites. Put out your white clothes in the sun after they are washed. Natural sunlight keeps your whites whiter than any chemical bleach.
Towel Tips. Towels are items we use daily and hence collect a lot of dirt. There are bath towels, face towels, kitchen towels, and general cleaning towels. A great way to clean towels is to wash them first with hot water and vinegar, and then with hot water and baking soda. This treatment will remove the roughness from the towels and make them more absorbent.
Body Odor. The fibers of the fabric of your clothes absorb body moisture and give off an unpleasant odor, especially from the underarms. This odor may be removed by first soaking the garments in white vinegar for half an hour, and then washing in the normal way.
Stain Removal. The best way to remove stains from your clothes is to wash off the stained area as soon as it happens. Stains from tea, coffee, grease, and other liquids are notoriously difficult to get rid of, but if you take the trouble of washing them off the moment they happen, the stains can be removed completely when you wash those clothes later.
Machine Maintenance. Washing machines use powerful motors for the rotors and the automatic water cycles. Then there are hoses and pipes. Over time, these fittings may gather the dirt from the clothes and begin to clog. Hence, every two months, perform a maintenance wash following the instructions in the service manual of your washing machine. This will ensure that your machine keeps in good condition.
Choosing a Laundromat. Select a laundromat that is located near you. Check whether it offers all laundry services; including dry cleaning and shoe cleaning. Check whether it offer home service and doorstep service. A good laundry service should offer online services also.


Bingo Night on the 2nd and 4th Friday of Each Month. Doors open at 6pm with a warm up game starting at 7pm. The event is open to the public and cash prizes will be awarded. Because of the cash awards, no one under the age of 21 can be admitted as required by the Nevada Gaming control Board. The $21 Minimum package includes a 3-card warm-up, a 10-card play package, and a blackout/progressive card. Additional cards may be purchased. A progressive jackpot is available each night. Complementary coffee and popcorn is available. Nachos, hot dogs, hamburgers, beer, wine, bottled water, and soft drinks can be purchased.
Each year the council selects up to 5 Bingo's to raise money for Carson Valley community service organizations.