Hi, Naima, Tell us a little bit about yourself, and what was life like growing up?
Hi Everyone! Well I grew up in Detroit city… I grew up in a musical household as both of my parents are musicians. They really allowed and supported us in developing creative sensibilities that led my sisters and I to pursue careers in the arts. My sisters and I had this hub of love and art at home, but we also grew up amidst dangerous surroundings. Detroit has some of the highest violence and illiteracy rates in the country. Albeit that the case, my parents also raised us as Nichiren Buddhists which gave me a sense of strength and courage to pursue my dreams despite any circumstance.
Amazing! So how did you start Modelling and what inspired you to go into the fashion industry?
What was your first big break in the modelling and fashion industry?
My first big break in the fashion industry was - winning ANTM. With that, I landed being one of the faces of CoverGirl Cosmetics. I was a spokesmodel for the company.
If I weren't modeling I would be doing exactly what I'm doing now. My career is not limited to modeling at all. I have actually been performing as a singer for the last several years. Of course, I would like to explore more of the performing arts like acting per say. I published a book as well. I went to college for Creative Writing and I really got to put those skills to the test with my first book "Model Behavior".
How did it feel to win ANTM Season 4 and what impact did it have in your life?
I never imagined winning a hit reality TV model competition. Winning ANTM changed my life dramatically. I think I was a little lost at what I would do in life. I had just left the ballet company I had been performing with right before filming. I didn't know where life would take me. But after winning I became a role model, using my career to inspire people and to keep growing as an individual.
What advice would you give to aspiring Models trying to find their Niche in the Modelling and Fashion industry?
Aspiring models always reach out to me asking for advise on how to break into the industry. The first thing I tell them is to never let rejection get to you. You really just have to find your own niche in the industry. A lot of people have the misconception that modeling is limited to high fashion editorial and runway modeling. But commercial modeling has a lot more outlets to be able to express your career. You can start at your local level in your city modeling for professionals that are also in the industry. I got my start really just modeling for a friend who thought I could do well at it.
What are some of your latest and upcoming projects, also tell us more about your First Single "Hour Glass" which was released last year?
So in the last two and half years, I've been a busy bee. I won ANTM and took a couple of years to really develop as a model. Learning how to do my job well. That was really important to me because people look up to me for my success in that part of my career. But I strongly believe that the creative mind has to have many outlets. I published my book "Model Behavior" and toured it successfully in five major cities including some renowned universities. I gave a TEDx Talk which for me was a life-changing experience.
I also released my single HourGlass. That was a really cathartic experience as music and art can be. It's a universal language. I had the pleasure of working with Stadium Music Enterprise and producer Josh Stevens who really brought out the best in my music. I had the pleasure of touring my single as well! I opened for LA Style Fashion Week, Reno Fashion Week and Santa Fe Fashion Week to audiences of 1000 plus people.
Also, I've recently done a soft launch of a brand new project, my clothing line "Naima x Hitoma". It's a collaborative project between myself and my good friend Geo Hitoma.
Love inspires me daily… I, like many people, have had to learn to love myself through and through. When I wake up in the morning that is what inspires me to get out of bed and keep pushing towards pursuing and accomplishing my dreams. And my love for other people too. For my family, my friends and my loved ones. I have to succeed for them too.
What do you enjoy most about modelling and the Fashion/Entertainment industry?
The best thing about fashion and modeling as a career for me is traveling. I LOVE being able to travel and meet new people… see new things and really connect with new experiences. It's really fulfilling. I get to expand a network of friends in so many states and countries around the world. It makes me really happy!
In regards to the fashion industry, what are the aspects you love about it? What are some aspects that you don't about the industry?
Then there are things that I don't really like as much about the fashion industry. It can be racist at times and sexist as well. The perceptions of beauty can become a skewed. There is a very unhealthy demand on young women being uber thin, and I think that hurts the consumer as well.
As people who work in the industry, we have to really find a delicate balance of pop culture and what we are selling as to what is perpetuated from a negative sensibility. I believe it is our responsibility as artists and as creators to be very aware of how we are influencing pop culture and those people who buy it.
What inspired you to write the Book "NAIMA Model Behaviour" and should we be expecting more books from you soon?
I really wanted to create something tangible for my fans all over the world. People have reached out to me expressing their love and support of me for being a winning contestant on ANTM. I hoped to inspire people and a lot of people have said that I have done so. But I wanted to create something real from being on reality tv. So I wrote 'Model Behavior". It is an inspirational book for young people who have conversations about healthy relationships, self-expression, and healthy eating. It also has a chapter on modeling tips. It's a sort of coffee table style book filled with images of some of my best photo shoots. And yes, I am working on another book as we speak… coming perhaps by the end of the year…. fingers crossed.
Yay! Excited to see what you come up with – If you could change anything about the Fashion and Modeling industry, what would it be and why?
If I could change anything about the fashion industry, I would want to change the exploitation of youth and youthfulness. As a young model, I didn't realize at first what that meant. But after having been in the industry for several years now, I can see that a lot of young people are taken advantage of and treated poorly. Some of these agents, talent reps and casting directors treat the models as dispensable objects. Utilizing their youth to sell an idea of beauty that isn't always relatable. As a woman now, when I see ad campaigns with a girl of 15 or 16 being sexualized, I can't relate to it all. Most women don't and in fact it makes most women feel guilty at not being that. I hope that in my career I have managed to transcend that to some degree and inspire people from the work I've done as a model.
To be a successful model, you must have courage and love. Love for yourself… A LOT , have lots of love for yourself. Also, you must have the courage to face your fears and take a leap of faith in pursuing your dreams… it's what has kept me going and surviving.


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Architecture: The restaurant in the former church
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Photos of Michaelis Boyd
Architectural studio Michaelis Boyd transformed the interior of the former London church, which housed the restaurant of Cantonese cuisine Duddell's.
The London establishment repeats the concept of the first Duddell's, which opened in 2013 in Hong Kong and won its first Michelin star only five months after launch. Both restaurants are used not only as rooms for food, but also as art galleries.
The interior of the restaurant is inspired by the traditional tea rooms in Hong Kong and the retro style of the 1960s. Designers retained elements of the old decor – for example, heavy panels of the altar of dark oak and arched windows, but also brought a lot of new details – such as bright floor tiles or brass shelves.
The building in which Duddell's is located was built in 1703. Services in the church stopped as early as the 19th century, after which the building was used for some time for community meetings, and later became the office of the insurance company.

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Data and Research August 16, 2018
Plan Sponsors Stepping Up Their Auto Enrollment Game
The percentage of employers that default participants at a 6% deferral rate or higher more than doubled in the past decade to 19%, an analysis from Fidelity finds.
Lee Barney
In an analysis of the 22,600 401(k) plans that Fidelity Investments administered as of the end of the second quarter, 33% automatically enrolled new employees into their plans, up from 15% in 2008. Among the largest companies, those with more than 50,000 employees, 61% automatically enrolled participants.
The average default savings rate ticked up to 3.9% after five straight quarters at 3.8%. Among mid-sized companies, those with 25,000 to 50,000 employees, the average default deferral rate is 4.6%. In addition, the percentage of employers that default participants at a 6% deferral rate or higher more than doubled in the past decade to 19%.
Plans with automatic enrollment had an 87% participation rate as of the end of the second quarter, whereas plans without automatic enrollment had a participation rate of 52%. At the end of 2017, 87% of Millennials in plans with automatic enrollment were participating in the plans, whereas 41% of Millennials in plans without this feature were participating.
Since 2008, the average savings rate among employees automatically enrolled has risen from 4% to 6.7%, and 63% of automatically enrolled participants in the past 10 years have increased their savings rate.
"As retirement savings plans continue to evolve to meet the changing needs of today's workforce, it's clear the one feature that has really had a positive impact on the retirement landscape over the past decade is auto enrollment," says Kevin Barry, president of workplace investing at Fidelity Investments. "Auto enrollment positioned an entire generation of workers to build their retirement nest eggs."
As of the end of the second quarter, the average 401(k) balance was $104,000, just under the all-time high of $104,300 in the fourth quarter of 2017. The average balance is up 6% from a year ago. The average individual retirement account (IRA) balance was $106,900, a 2% increase from the first quarter of the year and nearly a 7% increase from a year ago. The average 403(b) account balance was $83,400, nearly a 2% increase from the first quarter and a 5% increase year-over-year.
The percentage of workers with an outstanding 401(k) loan dropped to 20.5%, the lowest percentage since it was 19.9% in the second quarter of 2009. Among Gen X workers, who have historically had the highest outstanding loan rate, the percentage dropped for the third straight quarter to 26.%. The percentage of new loans initiated dropped for the second straight quarter to 9.7%, the lowest mark since the first quarter of 2017.
More Millennials are turning to IRAs for retirement savings. Their average balance as of the end of the second quarter was $15,150, a 9% increase from the previous quarter. The number of Millennials making contributions to an IRA increased 19% from a year ago.
The number of people with $1 million or more in their 401(k) increased by 49,000 people from a year ago to 168,000. Twenty-one percent of those people are women.
Among IRA holders, the number of people with $1 million or more in their account was 156,000, 26% of whom are women.
"The stock market's performance over the past several years has definitely helped retirement savers, but now would be a good time for investors to take a moment and make sure they are doing their part to meet their retirement goals," Barry says. "Markets may go up and down, but there are a number of steps individuals can take, such as considering a Roth IRA, increasing your savings rate and avoiding 401(k) loans, which can play an important role in their long-term savings success."
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NEW ALBANY, IN (April 19, 2011) – The Paul W. Ogle Cultural and Community Center at Indiana University Southeast will showcase the Hoosier Art of Brewing through a tasting of the finest beers and wines from local breweries and wineries throughout the state of Indiana at the 2011 Bier Prost. The Bier Prost will be held at 6 p.m., Friday, April 29, at Horseshoe Casino Indiana.
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"People Who Look like You"
by Nathan Heller
Sitting on a radiator in a Science Center corridor, Deborah A. Batts '69, J.D. '72, who is U.S. district judge for the Southern District of New York, described coming to Cambridge to find herself one of eight African-American undergraduates in her Radcliffe class of 282 students. "In 1965, I was pleased that there were eight people," she remembered, her eyes wandering to a row of linen-draped tables around which clusters of silver-haired alumni and well-dressed undergraduates juggled program booklets, styrofoam cups, and breakfast pastries. "Looking back and seeing what Harvard is today, it's extremely surprising to me that I thought eight was all right." Batts, who had just shared her experience of finding an African-American community in the overwhelmingly white Harvard of the 1960s, was one of several panelists at the third Black Alumni Weekend, a three-day program (October 3-5) sponsored by the Harvard Alumni Association, the Black Alumni Society, and the Black Students Association that drew nearly 600 former students back to Cambridge.
Batts described the black community she knew at Harvard and Radcliffe—growing slowly out of interaction in the classroom—as a major opportunity for her personal development. Its intimacy and unentrenched scholastic culture supported individuation, Batts said. "There was no pressure and concept of conformity," she explained. "People were free to decide who they wanted to be and how they wanted to be."
The weekend's events let several generations of alumni, the oldest hailing from the class of 1947, learn precisely what their predecessors and successors had become—and how to get there. After a Saturday lunchtime report about the Black Alumni Society's current projects, alumni featured in a series of career panels discussed their professional lives after Harvard and proffered advice for success in their fields. At a black-tie dinner at the Cambridge Marriott that evening, president and CEO of CNBC Pamela Thomas-Graham '85, J.D.-M.B.A. '89, urged young graduates to follow her lead and enter the business world. Influence in business today, she told the sea of dinner guests, offers work at the "next front" of the civil-rights movement
But for other weekend guests, the vanguard of opportunity remained in academe, where Harvard African Americans' struggle for recognition in the classroom began. Batts's classmate and fellow panelist Charles J. Hamilton Jr. '69, J.D. '74, now a partner in an international law firm, recalled the first student-motivated steps to establish a program of African-American study in a time when the College's black community was small and close-knit. "On a cold fall or winter morning, if you saw someone [African-American] coming through the north gate [of the Yard], you probably knew who they were," he said. "Little did we know that a group of us would sit in front of [former dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS)] Henry Rosovsky and debate the beginning of the African-American studies program." Harvard, according to Hamilton, meant an assiduous effort to escape a Greyhound ride home to the life that otherwise would have awaited him. "We only knew one thing: We couldn't go back unsuccessfully," he mused. "We were here because of opportunity, not because of privilege."
According to Du Bois professor of the humanities Henry Louis Gates Jr. (visiting Cambridge for the weekend from a sabbatical in Princeton), the distinction between opportunity and privilege remains a vital one. After praising the work of Hamilton and his student contemporaries and leading a standing ovation for Ethiopian scholar Ephraim Isaac, B.D. '63, Ph.D. '69, of Princeton—whose tenure denial in Harvard's young Afro-American studies department more than 20 years ago became a topic of national controversy—Gates kicked off a faculty panel on affirmative action by energetically condemning suggestions that the existing admissions system gives minority applications an unfair advantage. "There's nothing worse than a self-loathing black person who feels guilty because of his own access to higher education and who stands in front of the gate and prevents people from coming through. That's Clarence Thomas's problem," he said, criticizing in particular U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thomas's resistance to affirmative action in the recent University of Michigan Law School decision. Bobbing briskly at the podium and frequently drawing eruptions of laughter and applause from the audience with his cheeky wit, Gates built on earlier comments from the alumni and unearthed his own background as a Yalie from West Virginia to suggest that education remains for marginalized young people the most expedient route to the opportunities needed for social change.
But to Boskey professor of law Lani Guinier '71, who followed Gates at the microphone, improving African-American access to higher education means reform deeper than simply adopting an affirmative-action program; it begins with scrutiny of admissions at Harvard itself. Although the University has increased African-American representation within its community since her undergraduate years, its diversity is still "a question of aesthetics," she said, because admitted black students are largely drawn from foreign countries and an already-elite cadre of African Americans. "If you look around Harvard College today, how many black people will you see who grew up in the U.S., went to public elementary school, went to public high school, and made it to Harvard?" she asked, gesturing for emphasis. She suggested that students from such backgrounds who arrive here often feel estranged from the rest of the African-American community at the College: "Students say, 'Where are all the black people like the ones I knew at home?'"
Guinier—who went so far as to suggest that unwittingly favoring foreign or privileged black applicants limits graduates' inclinations to give back to less advantaged African-American communities ("If you don't identify with African Americans and you get into Harvard because of that, that's a problem for all of us")—proposed that prospective undergraduates be asked to write about their stances on diversity as part of the application process. Building a class of students committed to diversity of background as well as skin color would ensure an undergraduate body diverse beyond the "checking of boxes," she contended.
Guinier was not alone in suggesting that Harvard had progress left to make in its commitment to its African-American community: trenchant criticism came from Massachusetts Hall itself as alumni heard from a series of key administrators on Saturday morning. University president Lawrence H. Summers told his audience that even though the number of African-American tenure-track faculty in FAS (18 as of this year) has doubled since 1994, progress must continue beyond this "milestone" because the current situation is "not what we would all, as a society, like it to be." A chorus of affirmative murmurs answered, as had happened at a cocktail party the previous evening when FAS dean William C. Kirby told alumni that, in spite of its progress in improving the African-American experience so far, the University needed reason "to be able to feel a hell of a lot better." Summers, who was introduced by African and African-American studies donor Alphonse Fletcher Jr. '87, received one standing ovation after his extemporaneous talk and another during a question-and-answer session he held: a warm response after tension over his role in the departure of Fletcher University Professor Cornel West in 2002.
Alumni and a sprinkling of current students alike beat their hands together at a Sunday-morning brunch in the Lowell House dining hall as the undergraduate Kuumba Singers performed a series of traditional and gospel tunes, finally weaving musically inclined alumni into the chorus for a rendition of "May the Lord Bless and Keep You" that brought the weekend to a close. A few minutes earlier, gazing over the expanse of Harvard men and women from the raised platform at one end of the dining hall, Plummer professor of Christian morals and Pusey minister in the Memorial Church Peter J. Gomes had honored Harvard's deceased African-American alumni, all of whose names fit on double-sided sheets dispersed among the tables. "Never in my 33 years [in the Memorial Church]," he told the assembled alumni and undergraduates, "did I expect to look out from High Table at Lowell House and see a roomful of people who look like you."
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Joey Moran put his energies into helping out The Mansfield Community Garden. Joe planned, advertised and carried out a benefit concert, including performing himself to raise money and awareness for the Garden, He also made promotional material and constructed a bulletin board to bring even more awareness to the Garden.
The Mansfield Community Garden is a cooperative project between the Hockomock Area YMCA and the Mansfield Conservation Commission that provides the local community a variety of avenues to access and learn about sustainably and locally grown food. You can visit the Mansfield Community Garden on Essex St in Mansfield.


Daytona Beach, FL – It's a bit of a gut punch to local realtors.
Home sales throughout the Daytona Beach area dropped nearly 19% in February, according to the area's Multiple Listing Service.
286 single-family detached residences changed hands last month for a median price of $235,500, per the report. That's 67 fewer homes than in February 2018.
One positive, according to Wyse Home Team Realty owner Ron Wysocarski of Port Orange, is that last month's median price did go up 3% compared to the February prior.
"Home sales continue to be slower than we'd like as we move through the first quarter of the year," Wysocarski admitted.
He is hopeful, though, that the trend could change, especially with inventory continuing to grow in February. Available homes for sale grew by nearly 9% last month to 2,436, per MLS stats.
February 2019 did see a 4% jump in sales over than the month before, with 275 posted for January. The median price, however, did drop by 1% to $228,500, according to MLS data.
At the city level, Ormond Beach led the way in total sales with 77 during February 2019, while New Smyrna Beach had the highest median sales price at $288,748.
Beachside (Ormond By The Sea to Ponce Inlet): 43 sales, $279,000 median sales price.
Mainland Daytona (including Holly Hill and South Daytona): 30 sales, $172,500 median sales price.
New Smyrna Beach: 40 sales, $288,748 median sales price.
Ormond Beach: 77 sales, $245,000 median sales price.
565 homes have sold in the Daytona Beach area for the first two months of 2019, 82 fewer than during the same months last year, per MLS. That's a drop of over 12%.
Median prices have grown nearly 6%, however, over that same time frame, with $237,000 posted for 2019 and $224,099 for 2018. That's a difference of nearly $13,000.


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Public	Discussion Series	City vs Capital: Complicated Biography of Kyiv
City vs Capital: Complicated Biography of Kyiv
June 12, 2017 /6.00 pm
Does Kyiv have its own history? If so, what is it like? Which narratives about the capital city are common? Which of them generate the contemporary Kyiv narrative? How do the perceptions about the "historical Kyiv" impact present day discussions on the development of the city and the aesthetic tastes of Kyivans? We suggest discussing all of the issues at the presentation of a collection "Living in a Modern City: Kyiv of the late 19th – mid 20th century." The book is the outcome of an international conference held at National University "Kyiv Mohyla Academy" in December 2015, as supported by the Heinrich Boll Foundation's Office in Ukraine. During the event, we hope to consider a broader range of issues on the history of Ukrainian cities that used to be part of different empires in times of their modernization and rapid development.
Discussion participants:
Olena Betliy
Candidate of History, Associate Professor at the Department of History of the National University "Kyiv Mohyla Academy." The scope of her research interests includes social history of Kyiv during the First World War and revolution; discourse based practices of the European environment; policy of identities in terms of Eurointegration processes. She lectures on the courses in urban studies, in mental maps of European environment, and the history of the CEE countries of 1989-2007. She works together with the Center for Urban History within the project "Cities, Wars, and Reconstructions in the 20th Century Eastern Europe."
Kateryna Dysa
PhD, Candidate of History, Associate Professor at the Department of History of the National University "Kyiv Mohyla Academy". She is Head of the Center of Polish and European Studies of the NaUKMA. The author of the monograph "History With the Witches" (2008) and a manual "History of Everyday Life in Early Modern Europe" (2015). Here recent activities include the research projects related to history of sexuality in the 18th century Ukraine, and with the history of travel and travel guide literature on the verge of the 19th-20th centuries, specifically about Kyiv.
Olia Martyniuk
Candidate of History, lecturer of history at National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute." She graduated from the Master programs in history in Kyiv Mohyla Academy and in the Central European University in Budapest; she spent some internships in the Institute of Humanities (Vienna), and a German History Institute in Moscow. Presently, she is developing a participatory exhibition on the Bicycle Boom in Kyiv in the 1890s. The scope of interests includes nationalism and electoral processes in Ukrainian provinces of the Russian empire in the early 20th century; urban history of Eastern Europe; gender studies; history of ecology.
Сover Image: Tsarska square, Kyiv. H.S. Pshenychnyi Central State Cinema, Photo and Phono Archvive of Ukraine / Urban media archive


So February felt like March, April felt like February, and now May is feeling more like June or July. I suppose it's just going to be a weird year and we have to roll with whatever punches are thrown our way. The way spring has gone really put a damper on two of our biggest spring excitements, putting livestock back on pasture and catching swarms of honeybee's. Luckily animals are back on pasture and munching away happily but we have yet to have a single swarm call. Locally, according to several agencies as well as other beekeepers, we suffered a tremendous loss this year, with most folks in our little 3-4 county corner of heaven suffering between 75-100% loss of colonies. My fear now is that many wild colonies may have suffered the same fates as our domestic colonies and will take years to rebuild. All we can do is wait and see, but if you do come across a swarm please feel free to call us to come and relocate it back to one of the farms bee yards.
On a happier note we are nearing our first opportunity for fresh poultry of the year and we are excited to add a few new products to the lineup as well as locations to purchase our pastured goodness! Not only will we be offering leg quarters for the grill (this is the thigh and drumstick attached as one piece) but we are also going to start having chicken sausage made in a variety of flavors. I was able to sample some of the sausages that the processor makes last year and I am really excited to bring this healthy and nutritious option to our customers. As always this summer we will have our buyers clubs and drop off locations (including on farm pickup) along with having stands at the Uptown Westerville Saturday market and the New Albany Thursday market.
Finally I am excited to announce that we are going to be adding some pastured, non-gmo, heritage pork to our lineup, this will be ready in August. We are working with a processor who can do both cold smoking and NITRATE FREE!!!!! cured products (BACON)! Also with our increased lamb flock this year we will be better able to serve our customers ever growing needs for local, natural and pastured products. Please let us know ASAP if you are interested in being on the list for a whole or half lamb or hog this fall and we will get you all the details!


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Sydney have been dealt a cruel injury blow on the eve of the 2018 AFL season with key ruckman Sam Naismith suffering a season-ending ACL injury.
Scans have revealed the 25-year-old ruckman ruptured his ACL during a training drill at Lakeside Oval.
Swans Head of Football Tom Harley said it's clearly a disappointing outcome.
"Obviously this is a disappointing setback for Sam so close to the start of the new season," Harley said.
"Sam was involved in a fairly routine training drill when his knee innocuously twisted, causing a rupture of his anterior cruciate ligament.
"While this is an unfortunate injury for Sam, we know he's an absolute professional when it comes to his preparation and recovery and he will no doubt do everything possible to make sure he recovers from this injury."
The Swans, already reeling from the shock Kurt Tippett retirement announcement, have found themselves staring down the metaphorical barrel.
Both Aliir Aliir and Callum Sinclair suffered ankle injuries in their first JLT Pre-season match against the Brisbane Lions, with neither expected to play against the Giants.
With ruck stocks thin as it is, the Swans will need to turn to Darcy Cameron to fill the gap, while we're sure to see Towers take the centre hit outs more throughout the year.
Sam Reid is likely to take on duties throughout the season, while youngsters McCartin, Pink and Amartey have a golden opportunity to compete with Aliir Aliir for the fourth spot.
Sam will undergo further medical assessment before deciding on the next course of action.
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Getting to know Munroe
Biljana April 30, 2015
Kathleen Munroe left Hamilton almost a decade ago to pursue a career in actin and she has done very well for herself. She worked in the Canadian movie industry and eventually moved to Los Angeles where she found a great career. While she's acted in many things you may know her from her current work on Resurrection. While Kathleen's acting career is impressive we are here to talk about Kathleen as a musician.
Q – I understand that you have a Hamilton connection – can you tell us a bit about that? When did you leave Hamilton?
Well, I was born and raised in Hamilton. I'm actually talking to you right now from my parents back deck near the escarpment. I got into acting after high school, and after working in Toronto for a few years I moved to Los Angeles. I have a place in Toronto and I do come and visit my friends and family in Hamilton as much as possible. My acting schedule can get hectic but I try to make it out to Hamilton at least once a season.
Q – What high school did you attend in Hamilton?
I went to Westdale. That school has produced a lot of talent including the wonderful Jessy Lanza, Caissie Levy, Nick Cordero, and many more. Going to Westdale was amazing because we were always aware of the great talent that came before us. People like Martin Short were celebrated and it made me feel like it was possible for me to do amazing things.
Q – What's it like acting in Toronto and Hamilton for American productions?
It's neat and I'm always happy when I get to work in the cities that I love. It's important to me to maintain a presence in Hamilton, and Toronto. In general I think that Canadian crews are great and there are many talented people who work in the industry around here. Because I'm from here I sometimes feel like an ambassador to my American costars. As far as shooting for American cities, I think that its neat when a city is versatile and when it can look like many different places. I've been in productions where Hamilton was shot as Jersey, or even South Western US.
Q – Your record is being put out buy Hamilton based label, Hidden Pony Records, and you worked with Hamilton based producer Michael Kiere. How did you decide to make this album in Hamilton, rather than in Los Angeles or any of the other cities you spend time in?
I just really wanted to do it here! It meant something to me.. to have the record rooted in Hamilton. Because I'm from Hamilton I have ties to so many amazing musicians and I wanted to work with people like Julie Fader (Etiquette), Steve McKay (YerYard), Ben Muñoz (New Hands), and Noah Fralick (Young Rival). The right forces aligned and I'm happy that it worked out how it did. This project means enough to me and I'm so happy that I was able to do it here with people that I respect. The community here is so strong and great. I've been so touched by the welcoming community… Hamilton is a hell of a town! I grew up listening to Sonic Unyon bands and I always knew that we had something special here.
I loved working with Michael Kiere. He is incredibly talented.. he can do anything. I described the vision I had in my mind for this album and he was somehow able to always translate my ideas into music. He took abstract ideas and made them sound how I imagined. He found the exact tone I was after. Having Ben (new hands) recording on the floor below us was very cool. He is stupidly talented and it was such a privilege to be able to call him from the floor below for input and for his suggestions. I had a chance to hear the music he is working on now and I was just blown away.
This project means enough to me and I'm so happy that I was able to do it here with people that I respect. The community here is so strong and great. I've been so touched by the welcoming community… Hamilton is a hell of a town!
Q – What inspired this album?
I've been writing songs since I was a little kid. It is something I've always done with varying degrees of quality. It wasn't all great! I'd rather not revisit the teen years. Throughout the years I've contributed to other musicians and I eventually felt like I had something do say on my own. I didn't want to make a vanity record. I had a collection of songs I've written previously and I recorded some new ones for this project. Sometimes I will read a book, or watch a movie, and I'll feel moved to write a song. I wrote a new song after watching The Jinx, for example. I also travel a lot of work and feel sort of transient and lonely and that tends to spark songwriting, too. This album pulls from a few different areas but it all has the same vibe. Sort of creepy.
Q – Was the creepy, gloomy, sound something that you consciously went after?
Not really, it just felt really obvious for some reason. We didn't try out several different 'vibes' before settling on this one. The songs were always sort of sparse, pared down, and creepy. There were no other plans. The darkness is a unifying thread that runs through the album. Mike was great about figuring out exactly what levels of dark and gloomy I was after. I would sometimes throw out really abstract ideas and he somehow went to that place with me and figured out how to translate that to the music. I'd say things like "Let's make it wetter. Bottom of a bottle wet. And the bottle is in the other room".. and Mike somehow got that.
Q – You travel a lot as an actress and you mentioned earlier that you've spent some time in Georgia. They have a very rich music tradition there – can you tell us a bit about what that was like to spend time there?
I didn't play any shows or anything while I was down there but I did a lot of exploring. They have such a rich music community and I loved that. I got really into bands like Black Lips, and Deerhunter. It was also neat to learn more about the history of that part of the country. Learning more about Georgia's involvement in the Civil War, Plantations, and things like that. As a Canadian I found it very interesting. I was also around a lot of Atlanta hip hop and that was awesome. I met Rae Sremmurd , and some of the other young guys coming up right now. I got to hang around Young Thug, and he has a really great album out right now.
Q – You have a great acting career and you are now releasing beautiful music, I'm wondering if you have any other creative outlets?
I have an interest in photography. I have a photography Tumblr and some older film cameras that I work with. I'm also just getting into screenwriting, and that's very new and exciting for me right now. At the end of the day what I'm interested in is storytelling and using media to tell stories in different ways. The acting, music, photography, writing, and whatever else are all fulfilling the same thing. Telling stories.
Q – What are you listening to these days?
I've been listening to Etiquette non stop these days. That's my number one. Otherwise, I really like the latest from Mac Demarco, Leonard Cohen, Young Thug, Kendric Lamar, and Viet Cong.
Q – You played a show in Toronto recently and are playing the I<3Hamilton fundraiser this Friday, can we expect any more Hamilton, or even Canadian shows from you in the near future?
It is a matter of scheduling for me. I'm not a superstar actor, but I am busy with my acting and don't really have time for a conventional tour. I'm lucky that the people at Hidden Pony have been so patient with me. I hope to do one off shows here and there but a formal tour will have to wait.
Q – Let's do a word association game. What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the world HAMILTON?
Honest City. I guess have LA to compare it to and it is always so refreshing to come home. Hamilton is without pretense or bullshit. It doesn't deal with some of that surface level shit that LA has going on. The priorities and expectations are different here and I find that very refreshing. If you suck – people will tell you, and if you do something great you will have the genuine support of the community.
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Q: Retrieve Last n number of records in SQL Server 2008 tblCurrent_locations
Id   BusNo        Date              Time
1   mh30q121     2009/12/18       11:00:00
2   mh30q121     2009/12/18       1245:30
3   mh30q121     2009/12/18       11:30:00
4   mh30q121     2009/12/18       1015:00
5   mh30q121     2009/12/18       11:00:00
6   mh30q121     2009/12/19      13:00:00
7   mh30q121     2009/12/19       13:15:30
8   mh30q121     2009/12/19       14 15 39
9   mh30q121     2009/12/19       12:30:00
10   mh30q121     2009/12/20       14:00:30
11   mh30q121     2009/12/20       14:08:00
12   mh30q121     2009/12/20       14:02:30
13  mh30q121     2009/12/20       14:4:00
14  mh30q121     2009/12/20       14:04:30
15  mh30q121     2009/12/20       14:07:00
16  mh30q121     2009/12/20       14:07:30

Here I want to retrieve last n records sorted by date and time.

A: SELECT TOP n * FROM tblCurrent_locations ORDER BY "Date" DESC, "Time" DESC

EDIT
As gbn noticed
SELECT TOP n * FROM tblCurrent_locations ORDER BY [Date] DESC, [Time] DESC

doesn't rely on other settings.

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Ground floor : Entrance and hall in the tower 15m², living/lounge 61m² with insert fire place, fully fitted kitchen 14m², back kitchen 10m², linen room 8m², semi-basement wine cave 8m², refrigeration room 4m², bedroom 14m², suite comprising bedroom, shower room and WC 21m², 2nd suite avec bedroom, bathroom and WC 27m².
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Strengthening Canada's talent advantage in a global digital economy
July 3, 2020 September 2, 2015 by Heather Jones
OTTAWA, August 27 – The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) announced a partnership with Microsoft Canada to help develop a national digital talent strategy for Canada.
"We are very pleased to partner with Microsoft Canada to develop a national digital talent strategy for Canada," said Namir Anani, President and CEO of ICTC. "We are at a critical juncture of economic growth, civic participation, and global positioning enabled by emerging technologies. Heightening Canada's digital talent advantage in a hyper-connected economy will be paramount in ensuring Canada's competitive advantage in the coming years."
Technology's ability to close the opportunity divide and empower a high performing economy is essential, especially in an increasingly global and highly competitive environment. Demographic shifts, global competition, evolving consumer habits and expectations, among many other complex factors, are transforming how businesses operate and how Canadians participate in public and civic life. The key to ensuring that Canada is set up for success is to ensure that there skilled talent to drive innovation and competiveness, as entrepreneurs or as part of the workforce.
"We are pleased to support the ICTC's development of a national digital talent strategy for Canada," said Janet Kennedy, President of Microsoft Canada. "Microsoft believes that technology holds tremendous opportunity for Canadians and will continue to work with Canadian youth, businesses, and governments to build a more innovative, prosperous and safer Canada."
The national digital talent strategy is expected to be released at the end of January 2016. The report will contextualize Canada's digital landscape and labour market needs by 2020, and propose policies and programs to develop Canada's digital talent as a comparative advantage in the global economy. This initiative will leverage ICTC's extensive research, programs, and consultations with leaders from industry, education, and policy makers across Canada.
To participate in the consultation and learn more, please visit: www.ictc-ctic.ca
About ICTC: The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) is a not-for-profit national center of expertise for the digital economy. Through trusted research, innovative talent solutions, and practical policy advice, ICTC fosters innovative and globally competitive Canadian industries empowered by a talented and diverse digital workforce.
Stephanie Wilson
Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC)
s.wilson@ictc-ctic.ca
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Sharad Pawar To Sachin Tendulkar: "Exercise Caution While Speaking About Any Other Field"
Parth Dubey
Sunday, 7 February 2021, 06:58 AM AST
On Saturday, NCP leader Sharad Pawar advised cricket hero Sachin Tendulkar to "exercise caution while speaking about any other field". Sachin tweeted earlier last week as one of a celebrity-fueled blowback on pop star Rihanna and her six-word post over Twitter on the protests of farmers.
Several days after Tendulkar entered a lengthy list of Indian actors, sportsmen, and leaders tweeting about unity and farmers, Mr. Pawar's statement came. It was a few days after Tendulkar joined the list triggered by Rihanna's tweet. It already has generated a flood of headlines around the world and support.
More About Tweet By Sachin And Twitter War:
"Many people have reacted sharply to the stand by them (Indian celebrities). I would advise Sachin to exercise caution while speaking about any other field," Mr. Pawar was quoted by an article.
"Agitators are farmers who feed our country… not right to call them Khalistanis or terrorists". Mr. Pawar, who was the Minister of Agriculture in the UPA government headed by Congress, said.
The statement was answered with a short reply from MP Meenakshi Lekhi of the BJP.
"How I feel his advice was made available to Mia Khalifa, Rihanna, and Greta Thunberg! I was also thinking what about knowing and yet not speaking, since he has been a former Agriculture Minister, worked with APMCs (and) issued letters in favor of reforms…" she tweeted.
On February 3, Indian celebrities, including former cricketer Sachin Tendulkar and playback singer Lata Mangeshkar, took to Twitter. This happened after support for the farmers' protests was voiced by global celebrities such as pop singer Rihanna and climate change activist Greta Thunberg.
There were common words and phrases in most of the tweets by Indian celebrities.
A study conducted said that Indian celebrities' tweets came in three batches: morning tweeting actors, afternoon cricketers, and evening mixed party actors.
"In general, sportspersons [were] more likely to lean towards the government position". Joyojeet Pal, one of the researchers said in a tweet. "Cricketers [were] almost uniformly on the government side or neutral. Two major sportspersons who came out against [the trend] were [badminton player] Jwala Gutta and [cricketer] Irfan Pathan."
However, with one of the biggest fanbases in India, a tweet by Sachin blew Twitter. It impacted many of the people and hence, Mr. Pawar is putting his head on the matter.
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Merry Christmas from Leonard Aitken.
I hope Christmas didn't come up too quickly for you? It seemed to just appear out of nowhere for me. Still, it's a great time of year and a great time to relax. I especially like sleeping in. I'll be going to a Christmas barbecue tonight, which should be a welcome change and might get a chance for a swim at the beach. That'll be great.
The one best things about today is that Christmas celebrates the fact that God came to Earth in human form, showing His great love for us. His birth was for us a symbol of our renewed life in Him.
Love is the dominating feeling of Christmas. Our families are important to us and it is a great time to share with them and let them know how we feel about them. I would prefer is our Christmases were snowy rather than hot and sweaty, but you can't have it all your own way. A day at the beach is as much fun as snuggling in front of a warm fire, while it's snowing outside.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Christmas, God, Jesus, joy, love, Merry Christmas on December 24, 2012 by Lenny.
New Title and Cover to Book of Proverbs.
I've changed the cover and title of my book of Proverbs. It's titled "The Cross Marks the Spot (inspirational sayings and proverbs for life)." The contents are still the same. I'm just finalising the process of putting the book on Createspace where it can be printed as a paperback. The paperback version is $9.99 and the kindle version (Ebook) is $3.99.
The sorts of topics covered in the book range from love versus hate to wisdom, jealousy, greed, consistency, sobriety and lust. There should be an idea or two for everyone within its pages. This book of Proverbs is written plainly. The Proverbs are mostly cutting and to the point.
The set up of the book means that a proverb has been written for each day of the year. First the proverb is presented. Then a short explanation or elaboration is outlined in case the proverb is not clear (although most are) for the reader. Third I suggest some practical applications which may or may not be followed as ways to put the ideas in the proverbs into practice. Finally I give a Bible verse which relates to the topic of the proverb and hopefully opens up a whole vista of ideas relating to the topic of the particular proverb.
The Cover of the book of Proverbs – The Cross Marks the Spot.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged amazon, Book of proverbs, joy, love, peace, proverbs, wisdom on December 22, 2012 by Lenny.
I am looking forward to seeing The Hobbit in the coming weeks. It will be interesting to see if Peter Jackson uses the 3D as effectively as James Cameron did in Avatar. Most of the 3D movies I've seen grab you for a couple of moments with some early 3D effects and then let slide. You end up wondering whether most of the rest of the film had any 3D in it at all.
I'm hoping the Hobbit will be a visual feast, but also that Peter Jackson uses his storytelling skills to give us a well rounded piece of cinema like he did in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. I'm hoping for scenes like my paintings below (Plenitude) and some quirky characters.
If The Hobbit is anything like all his other films it should be great.
I don't know if I'll be dressing up for the night though (some of my friends are considering it). I probably look a bit like a hobbit anyway, so I don't really see the point.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on December 7, 2012 by Lenny.
Here are two new Small Master's Works. They can be found in the appropriate gallery section.
The are titled Citadel and Space Parodies.
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{-# LANGUAGE PostfixOperators #-}
module Drasil.SWHS.Body where

import Language.Drasil hiding (organization, section, variable)
import Drasil.SRSDocument
import qualified Drasil.DocLang.SRS as SRS (inModel)
import Theory.Drasil (GenDefn, InstanceModel)
import Language.Drasil.Chunk.Concept.NamedCombinators
import qualified Language.Drasil.NounPhrase.Combinators as NP
import qualified Language.Drasil.Sentence.Combinators as S

import Control.Lens ((^.))

import qualified Data.Drasil.Concepts.Documentation as Doc (srs)
import Data.Drasil.TheoryConcepts as Doc (inModel)
import Data.Drasil.Concepts.Computation (algorithm, compcon)
import Data.Drasil.Concepts.Documentation as Doc (assumption, column, condition,
  constraint, corSol, datum, document, environment,input_, model, organization,
  output_, physical, physics, property, quantity, software, softwareSys, solution,
  srsDomains, sysCont, system, user, value, variable, doccon, doccon')
import Data.Drasil.Concepts.Education (calculus, educon, engineering)
import Data.Drasil.Concepts.Math (de, equation, ode, rightSide, unit_, mathcon, mathcon')
import Data.Drasil.Concepts.PhysicalProperties (materialProprty, physicalcon)
import Data.Drasil.Concepts.Physics (physicCon)
import Data.Drasil.Concepts.Software (program, softwarecon, correctness,
  understandability, reusability, maintainability, verifiability)
import Data.Drasil.Concepts.Thermodynamics (enerSrc, heatTrans, htFlux,
  htTransTheo, lawConsEnergy, thermalAnalysis, thermalConduction, thermalEnergy,
  thermocon)
import Data.Drasil.Quantities.Math (surArea, surface, uNormalVect)
import Data.Drasil.Quantities.PhysicalProperties (vol)
import Data.Drasil.Quantities.Physics (energy, time, physicscon)
import Data.Drasil.Quantities.Thermodynamics (heatCapSpec, latentHeat)
import Data.Drasil.Software.Products (sciCompS, prodtcon)

import Data.Drasil.People (brooks, spencerSmith, thulasi)
import Data.Drasil.SI_Units (metre, kilogram, second, centigrade, joule, watt,
  fundamentals, derived, m_2, m_3)

import Drasil.SWHS.Assumptions (assumpPIS, assumptions)
import Drasil.SWHS.Changes (likelyChgs, unlikelyChgs)
import Drasil.SWHS.Concepts (acronymsFull, coil, con, phaseChangeMaterial,
  phsChgMtrl, progName, sWHT, swhsPCM, tank, tankPCM, transient, water)
import qualified Drasil.SWHS.DataDefs as SWHS (dataDefs)
import Drasil.SWHS.GenDefs (genDefs, htFluxWaterFromCoil, htFluxPCMFromWater)
import Drasil.SWHS.Goals (goals)
import Drasil.SWHS.IMods (eBalanceOnWtr, eBalanceOnPCM, heatEInWtr, heatEInPCM,
  iMods, instModIntro)
import Drasil.SWHS.References (citations, koothoor2013, smithLai2005)
import Drasil.SWHS.Requirements (funcReqs, inReqDesc, nfRequirements, verifyEnergyOutput)
import Drasil.SWHS.TMods (tMods)
import Drasil.SWHS.Unitals (absTol, coilHTC, coilSA, consTol, constrained,
  htFluxC, htFluxP, inputs, inputConstraints, outputs, pcmE, pcmHTC, pcmSA,
  relTol, simTime, specParamValList, symbols, symbolsAll, tempC, tempPCM,
  tempW, thickness, unitalChuncks, watE)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

srs :: Document
srs = mkDoc mkSRS S.forT si

fullSI :: SystemInformation
fullSI = fillcdbSRS mkSRS si

printSetting :: PrintingInformation
printSetting = piSys fullSI Equational defaultConfiguration

resourcePath :: String
resourcePath = "../../../../datafiles/swhs/"

units :: [UnitDefn]
units = map unitWrapper [metre, kilogram, second] ++
  map unitWrapper [centigrade, joule, watt]
--Will there be a table of contents?

si :: SystemInformation
si = SI {
  _sys         = swhsPCM,
  _kind        = Doc.srs,
  _authors     = [thulasi, brooks, spencerSmith],
  _purpose     = purpDoc progName Verbose,
  _quants      = symbols,
  _concepts    = [] :: [DefinedQuantityDict],
  _instModels  = [], -- FIXME; empty _instModels
  _datadefs    = SWHS.dataDefs,
  _configFiles = [],
  _inputs      = inputs,
  _outputs     = map qw outputs,
  _defSequence = [] :: [Block SimpleQDef],
  _constraints = constrained,
  _constants   = specParamValList,
  _sysinfodb   = symbMap,
  _usedinfodb  = usedDB,
   refdb       = refDB
}

symbMap :: ChunkDB
symbMap = cdb (qw heatEInPCM : symbolsAll) -- heatEInPCM ?
  (nw heatEInPCM : map nw symbols ++ map nw acronymsFull
  ++ map nw thermocon ++ map nw units ++ map nw [m_2, m_3] ++ map nw [absTol, relTol]
  ++ map nw physicscon ++ map nw doccon ++ map nw softwarecon ++ map nw doccon' ++ map nw con
  ++ map nw prodtcon ++ map nw physicCon ++ map nw mathcon ++ map nw mathcon' ++ map nw specParamValList
  ++ map nw fundamentals ++ map nw educon ++ map nw derived ++ map nw physicalcon ++ map nw unitalChuncks
  ++ [nw swhsPCM, nw algorithm] ++ map nw compcon ++ [nw materialProprty])
  (cw heatEInPCM : map cw symbols ++ srsDomains ++ map cw specParamValList) -- FIXME: heatEInPCM?
  (units ++ [m_2, m_3]) SWHS.dataDefs insModel genDefs tMods concIns section [] []

usedDB :: ChunkDB
usedDB = cdb ([] :: [QuantityDict]) (map nw symbols ++ map nw acronymsFull)
 ([] :: [ConceptChunk]) ([] :: [UnitDefn]) [] [] [] [] [] [] [] ([] :: [Reference])

refDB :: ReferenceDB
refDB = rdb citations concIns

mkSRS :: SRSDecl
mkSRS = [TableOfContents,
  RefSec $ RefProg intro [
    TUnits,
    tsymb'' tSymbIntro $ TermExcept [uNormalVect],
    TAandA],
  IntroSec $
    IntroProg (introStart +:+ introStartSWHS) (introEnd (plural swhsPCM) progName)
    [IPurpose $ purpDoc progName Verbose,
     IScope scope,
     IChar [] charsOfReader [],
     IOrgSec orgDocIntro inModel (SRS.inModel [] []) orgDocEnd
    ],
  GSDSec $ GSDProg
    [ SysCntxt [sysCntxtDesc progName, LlC sysCntxtFig, sysCntxtRespIntro progName, systContRespBullets]
    , UsrChars [userChars progName]
    , SystCons [] []
    ],
  SSDSec $
    SSDProg
      [ SSDProblem $ PDProg probDescIntro []
        [ TermsAndDefs Nothing terms
        , PhySysDesc progName physSystParts figTank []
        , Goals goalInputs]
      , SSDSolChSpec $ SCSProg
        [ Assumptions
        , TMs [] (Label : stdFields)
        , GDs [] ([Label, Units] ++ stdFields) ShowDerivation
        , DDs [] ([Label, Symbol, Units] ++ stdFields) ShowDerivation
        , IMs [instModIntro] ([Label, Input, Output, InConstraints, OutConstraints] ++ stdFields) ShowDerivation
        , Constraints dataConTail inputConstraints
        , CorrSolnPpties outputConstraints propsDeriv
        ]
      ],
  ReqrmntSec $ ReqsProg [
    FReqsSub inReqDesc [],
    NonFReqsSub
  ],
  LCsSec,
  UCsSec,
  TraceabilitySec $ TraceabilityProg $ traceMatStandard si,
  AuxConstntSec $ AuxConsProg progName specParamValList,
  Bibliography]

tSymbIntro :: [TSIntro]
tSymbIntro = [TSPurpose, SymbConvention
  [Lit (nw heatTrans), Doc' (nw progName)], SymbOrder, VectorUnits]

insModel :: [InstanceModel]
insModel = [eBalanceOnWtr, eBalanceOnPCM, heatEInWtr, heatEInPCM]

concIns :: [ConceptInstance]
concIns = goals ++ assumptions ++ likelyChgs ++ unlikelyChgs ++ funcReqs
  ++ nfRequirements

section :: [Section]
section = extractSection srs

stdFields :: Fields
stdFields = [DefiningEquation, Description Verbose IncludeUnits, Notes, Source, RefBy]

priorityNFReqs :: [ConceptChunk]
priorityNFReqs = [correctness, verifiability, understandability, reusability,
  maintainability]
-- It is sometimes hard to remember to add new sections both here and above.

-- =================================== --
-- SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION --
-- =================================== --

------------------------------
-- Section 2 : INTRODUCTION --
------------------------------

introStart :: Sentence
introStart = foldlSent [S "Due to", foldlList Comma List (map S
  ["increasing costs", "diminishing availability", "negative environmental impact"]) `S.of_`
  S "fossil fuels" `sC` S "the demand is high for renewable", pluralNP (enerSrc `and_PS`
  energy), S "storage technology"]

introStartSWHS :: Sentence
introStartSWHS = foldlSent [capSent (swhsPCM ^. defn), sParen (short phsChgMtrl),
  S "use a renewable", phrase enerSrc `S.and_` S "provide a novel way of storing" +:+.
  phrase energy, atStart swhsPCM, S "improve over the traditional", plural progName,
  S "because of their smaller size. The smaller size is possible because of the ability" `S.of_`
  short phsChgMtrl, S "to store", phrase thermalEnergy, S "as", phrase latentHeat `sC`
  S "which allows higher", phrase thermalEnergy, S "storage capacity per",
  phrase unit_, S "weight"]

introEnd :: Sentence -> CI -> Sentence
introEnd progSent pro = foldlSent_ [(progSent !.), S "The developed",
  phrase program, S "will be referred to as", titleize pro, sParen (short pro)]
  -- SSP has same style sentence here

-------------------------------
-- 2.1 : Purpose of Document --
-------------------------------
-- Purpose of Document automatically generated in IPurpose

--How to italicize words in sentence?
--How to cite?

---------------------------------
-- 2.2 : Scope of Requirements --
---------------------------------

scope :: Sentence
scope = foldlSent_ [phrase thermalAnalysis `S.of_` S "a single" +:+. phrase tankPCM,
  S "This entire", phrase document `S.is` S "written assuming that the substances inside the",
  phrase sWHT `S.are` phraseNP (and_Gen phrase short water phsChgMtrl)]

-- There is a similar paragraph in each example, but there's a lot of specific
-- info here. Would need to abstract out the object of analysis (i.e. solar
-- water heating tank rating PCM, 2D slope composed of homogeneous soil
-- layers, glass slab and blast, or 2D bodies acted on by forces) and also
-- abstract out the overall goal of the program (i.e. predict the temperature
-- and energy histories for the water and PCM, simulate how 2D rigid bodies
-- interact with each other, predict whether the glass slab is safe to use or
-- not, etc.). If that is done, then this paragraph can also be abstracted out.

----------------------------------------------
-- 2.3 : Characteristics of Intended Reader --
----------------------------------------------

charsOfReader :: [Sentence]
charsOfReader = [charReaderHTT, charReaderDE]

charReaderHTT :: Sentence
charReaderHTT = foldlSent_ [phrase htTransTheo, S "from level 3 or 4",
  S "mechanical",  phrase engineering]

charReaderDE :: Sentence
charReaderDE = plural de +:+ S "from level 1 and 2" +:+ phrase calculus

------------------------------------
-- 2.4 : Organization of Document --
------------------------------------

orgDocIntro :: Sentence
orgDocIntro = foldlSent [atStartNP (the organization), S "of this",
  phrase document, S "follows the template for an", short Doc.srs
  `S.for` phrase sciCompS, S "proposed by", refS koothoor2013 `S.and_`
  refS smithLai2005]

orgDocEnd :: Sentence
orgDocEnd = foldlSent_ [atStartNP' (the inModel),
  S "to be solved are referred to as" +:+.
  foldlList Comma List (map refS iMods), S "The", plural inModel,
  S "provide the", plural ode, sParen (short ode :+: S "s") `S.and_`
  S "algebraic", plural equation, S "that", phrase model,
  (phraseNP (the swhsPCM) !.), short progName, S "solves these", short ode :+: S "s"]

-- This paragraph is mostly general (besides program name and number of IMs),
-- but there are some differences between the examples that I'm not sure how to
-- account for. Specifically, the glass example references a Volere paper that
-- is not used for the other examples. Besides that, this paragraph could
-- probably be abstracted out with some changes (i.e. the other examples don't
-- include the last sentence, so we might not need to know the number of IMs
-- after all if we just leave that sentence out)

-- IM1 to IM4 : reference later

-- how to cite/reference?

-- If all SRS have the same basic layout, is it possible to automate
-- the sectioning? This would also improve the tediousness of declaring
-- LayoutObjs

--------------------------------------------
-- Section 3: GENERAL SYSTEM DESCRIPTION --
--------------------------------------------

--------------------------
-- 3.1 : System Context --
--------------------------

sysCntxtDesc :: CI -> Contents
sysCntxtDesc pro = foldlSP [refS sysCntxtFig, S "shows the" +:+.
  phrase sysCont, S "A circle represents an external entity outside the",
  phrase software `sC` phraseNP (the user) +:+. S "in this case",
  S "A rectangle represents the", phrase softwareSys, S "itself" +:+.
  sParen (short pro), S "Arrows are used to show the", plural datum,
  S "flow between the", phraseNP (system `andIts` environment)]

sysCntxtFig :: LabelledContent
sysCntxtFig = llcc (makeFigRef "SysCon") $ fig (foldlSent_
  [refS sysCntxtFig +: EmptyS, titleize sysCont])
  $ resourcePath ++ "SystemContextFigure.png"

sysCntxtRespIntro :: CI -> Contents
sysCntxtRespIntro pro = foldlSPCol [short pro +:+. S "is mostly self-contained",
  S "The only external interaction is through the", phrase user +:+.
  S "interface", S "responsibilities" `S.the_ofTheC` phraseNP (user `andThe`
  system) `S.are` S "as follows"]

systContRespBullets :: Contents
systContRespBullets = UlC $ ulcc $ Enumeration $ bulletNested
  [titleize user +: S "Responsibilities", short progName +: S "Responsibilities"]
  $ map bulletFlat [userResp, swhsResp]

userResp :: [Sentence]
userResp = map foldlSent_ [
  [S "Provide the", phrase input_, plural datum `S.toThe`
    phrase system `sC` S "ensuring no errors in the", plural datum, S "entry"],
  [S "Take care that consistent", plural unit_, S "are used for",
    phrase input_, plural variable]
  ]

swhsResp :: [Sentence]
swhsResp = map foldlSent_ [
  [S "Detect", plural datum, S "type mismatch, such as a string" `S.of_`
    S "characters instead of a floating point number"],
  [S "Determine if the", plural input_, S "satisfy the required",
    phraseNP (physical `and_` software), plural constraint],
  [S "Calculate the required", plural output_]
  ]

--------------------------------
-- 3.2 : User Characteristics --
--------------------------------

userChars :: CI -> Contents
userChars pro = foldlSP [S "The end", phrase user `S.of_` short pro,
  S "should have an understanding of undergraduate Level 1 Calculus" `S.and_`
  titleize Doc.physics]

-- Some of these course names are repeated between examples, could potentially
-- be abstracted out.

------------------------------
-- 3.3 : System Constraints --
------------------------------

---------------------------------------------
-- Section 4 : SPECIFIC SYSTEM DESCRIPTION --
---------------------------------------------

-------------------------------
-- 4.1 : Problem Description --
-------------------------------
probDescIntro :: Sentence
probDescIntro = foldlSent_ [S "investigate the effect" `S.of_` S "employing",
  short phsChgMtrl, S "within a", phrase sWHT]

-----------------------------------------
-- 4.1.1 : Terminology and Definitions --
-----------------------------------------

terms :: [ConceptChunk]
terms = map cw [htFlux, phaseChangeMaterial, cw heatCapSpec, thermalConduction, transient]

-- Included heat flux and specific heat in NamedChunks even though they are
-- already in SWHSUnits

-----------------------------------------
-- 4.1.2 : Physical System Description --
-----------------------------------------

physSystParts :: [Sentence]
physSystParts = map foldlSent_ [physSyst1 tank water, physSyst2 coil tank htFluxC,
  [short phsChgMtrl, S "suspended in" +:+. phrase tank,
  sParen (ch htFluxP +:+ S "represents the" +:+. phrase htFluxP)]]

physSyst1 :: ConceptChunk -> ConceptChunk -> [Sentence]
physSyst1 ta wa = [atStart ta, S "containing" +:+. phrase wa]

physSyst2 :: ConceptChunk -> ConceptChunk -> UnitalChunk -> [Sentence]
physSyst2 co ta hfc = [atStart co, S "at bottom of" +:+. phrase ta,
  sParen (ch hfc +:+ S "represents the" +:+. phrase hfc)]

-- Structure of list would be same between examples but content is completely
-- different

figTank :: LabelledContent
figTank = llcc (makeFigRef "Tank") $ fig (
  foldlSent_ [atStart sWHT `sC` S "with", phrase htFluxC `S.of_`
  ch htFluxC `S.and_` phrase htFluxP `S.of_` ch htFluxP])
  $ resourcePath ++ "Tank.png"

-----------------------------
-- 4.1.3 : Goal Statements --
-----------------------------

goalInputs :: [Sentence]
goalInputs  = [phraseNP (the tempC),
  S "the initial" +:+ plural condition +:+ S "for the" +:+ phraseNP (tempW `andThe` tempPCM),
  S "the material" +:+ plural property]

-- 2 examples include this paragraph, 2 don't. The "givens" would need to be
-- abstracted out if this paragraph were to be abstracted out.

--------------------------------------------------
-- 4.2 : Solution Characteristics Specification --
--------------------------------------------------

-------------------------
-- 4.2.1 : Assumptions --
-------------------------

-- Can booktabs colored links be used? The box links completely cover nearby
-- punctuation.

--------------------------------
-- 4.2.2 : Theoretical Models --
--------------------------------

-- Theory has to be RelationChunk....
-- No way to include "Source" or "Ref. By" sections?

---------------------------------
-- 4.2.3 : General Definitions --
---------------------------------

-- SECTION 4.2.3 --
{--- General Definitions is automatically generated in solChSpecF
s4_2_3_genDefs :: [Contents]
s4_2_3_genDefs = map reldefn swhsRC

s4_2_3_deriv :: [Contents]
s4_2_3_deriv = [s4_2_3_deriv_1 rOfChng temp,
  s4_2_3_deriv_2 consThermE vol,
  s4_2_3_deriv_3,
  s4_2_3_deriv_4 gaussDiv surface vol thFluxVect uNormalVect unit_,
  s4_2_3_deriv_5,
  s4_2_3_deriv_6 vol volHtGen,
  s4_2_3_deriv_7,
  s4_2_3_deriv_8 htFluxIn htFluxOut inSA outSA density heatCapSpec
    temp vol assumption assump3 assump4 assump5 assump6,
  s4_2_3_deriv_9,
  s4_2_3_deriv_10 density mass vol,
  s4_2_3_deriv_11]-}

-- General Definitions is automatically generated

------------------------------
-- 4.2.4 : Data Definitions --
------------------------------
-----------------------------
-- 4.2.5 : Instance Models --
-----------------------------
----------------------------
-- 4.2.6 Data Constraints --
----------------------------
-- I do not think Table 2 will end up being necessary for the Drasil version
---- The info from table 2 will likely end up in table 1.
dataConTail :: Sentence
dataConTail = dataContMid +:+ dataContFooter

dataContMid :: Sentence
dataContMid = foldlSent [atStartNP (the column) `S.for` pluralNP (combineNINI software
  constraint), S "restricts the range" `S.of_` plural input_,
  S "to reasonable", plural value]

dataContFooter :: Sentence
dataContFooter = foldlSent_ $ map foldlSent [

  [sParen (S "*"), S "These", plural quantity, S "cannot be equal to zero" `sC`
  S "or there will be a divide by zero in the", phrase model],

  [sParen (S "+"), S "These", plural quantity, S "cannot be zero" `sC`
  S "or there would be freezing", sParen (refS assumpPIS)],

  [sParen (S "++"), atStartNP' (NP.the (constraint `onThePS` surArea)),
  S "are calculated by considering the", phrase surArea, S "to", phrase vol +:+.
  S "ratio", atStartNP (the assumption), S "is that the lowest ratio is 1" `S.and_`
  S "the highest possible is", eS (exactDbl 2 $/ sy thickness) `sC` S "where", ch thickness,
  S "is the thickness of a" +:+. (Quote (S "sheet") `S.of_` short phsChgMtrl),
  S "A thin sheet has the greatest", phrase surArea, S "to", phrase vol, S "ratio"],

  [sParen (S "**"), atStartNP (the constraint), S "on the maximum", phrase time,
  S "at the end of the simulation is the total number of seconds in one day"]

  ]
------------------------------
-- Data Constraint: Table 1 --
------------------------------

------------------------------
-- Data Constraint: Table 2 --
------------------------------

------------------------------
-- Data Constraint: Table 3 --
------------------------------

outputConstraints :: [ConstrConcept]
outputConstraints = [tempW, tempPCM, watE, pcmE] --FIXME: add "(by A11)" in Physical Constraints of `tempW` and `tempPCM`?

-- Other Notes:
---- Will there be a way to have asterisks for certain pieces of the table?

----------------------------------------------
-- 4.2.7 : Properties of A Correct Solution --
----------------------------------------------
{-Properties of a Correct Solution-}

propsDeriv :: [Contents]
propsDeriv = [
  propCorSolDeriv1 lawConsEnergy watE energy coil phsChgMtrl
                   htFluxWaterFromCoil htFluxPCMFromWater surface heatTrans,
  propCorSolDeriv2,
  propCorSolDeriv3 pcmE energy phsChgMtrl water,
  propCorSolDeriv4,
  propCorSolDeriv5 equation progName rightSide]

propCorSolDeriv1 :: (NamedIdea b, NamedIdea h) => ConceptChunk -> b -> UnitalChunk ->
  ConceptChunk -> CI -> GenDefn -> GenDefn -> h -> ConceptChunk -> Contents
propCorSolDeriv1 lce ewat en co pcmat g1hfc g2hfp su ht  =
  foldlSPCol [atStartNP (a_ corSol), S "must exhibit" +:+.
  phraseNP (the lce), S "This means that", phraseNP (the ewat),
  S "should equal the difference between the total", phrase en,
  phrase input_, S "from", phraseNP (the co `NP.andThe`
  combineNINI en output_), S "to the" +:+. short pcmat,
  S "This can be shown as an", phrase equation, S "by taking",
  refS g1hfc `S.and_` refS g2hfp `sC`
  S "multiplying each by their respective", phrase su,
  S "area of", phrase ht `sC` S "and integrating each",
  S "over the", phrase simTime `sC` S "as follows"]

propCorSolDeriv2 :: Contents
propCorSolDeriv2 = unlbldExpr
  (sy watE $= defint (eqSymb time) (exactDbl 0) (sy time)
  (sy coilHTC `mulRe` sy coilSA `mulRe` (sy tempC $- apply1 tempW time))
  $- defint (eqSymb time) (exactDbl 0) (sy time)
  (sy pcmHTC `mulRe` sy pcmSA `mulRe` (apply1 tempW time $-
  apply1 tempPCM time)))

propCorSolDeriv3 :: NamedIdea a => a -> UnitalChunk -> CI -> ConceptChunk -> Contents
propCorSolDeriv3 epcm en pcmat wa =
  foldlSP_ [S "In addition, the", phrase epcm, S "should equal the",
  phrase en, phrase input_, S "to the", short pcmat,
  S "from the" +:+. phrase wa, S "This can be expressed as"]

propCorSolDeriv4 :: Contents
propCorSolDeriv4 = unlbldExpr
  (sy pcmE $= defint (eqSymb time) (exactDbl 0) (sy time)
  (sy pcmHTC `mulRe` sy pcmSA `mulRe` (apply1 tempW time $-
  apply1 tempPCM time)))

propCorSolDeriv5 :: ConceptChunk -> CI -> CI -> Contents
propCorSolDeriv5 eq pro rs = foldlSP [titleize' eq, S "(FIXME: Equation 7)"
  `S.and_` S "(FIXME: Equation 8) can be used as", Quote (S "sanity") +:+
  S "checks to gain confidence in any", phrase solution,
  S "computed by" +:+. short pro, S "The relative",
  S "error between the results computed by", short pro `S.and_`
  S "the results calculated from the", short rs, S "of these",
  plural eq, S "should be less than", ch consTol, refS verifyEnergyOutput]

-- Remember to insert references in above derivation when available

------------------------------
-- Section 5 : REQUIREMENTS --
------------------------------
-----------------------------------
-- 5.1 : Functional Requirements --
-----------------------------------

---------------------------------------
-- 5.2 : Non-functional Requirements --
---------------------------------------
--------------------------------
-- Section 6 : LIKELY CHANGES --
--------------------------------

--------------------------------
-- Section 6b : UNLIKELY CHANGES --
--------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------
-- Section 7 : TRACEABILITY MATRICES AND GRAPHS --
--------------------------------------------------

------------------------
-- Traceabilty Graphs --
------------------------
-------------------------------------------------
-- Section 8 :  Specification Parameter Values --
-------------------------------------------------
----------------------------
-- Section 9 : References --
----------------------------

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Thoughts? Any advice?
import React, {useEffect, useRef, useState,useMemo} from 'react';
import ReportManager from '../managers/reportManager';
import SubscribeModel from '../components/subscription/SubscribeModal';
// @ts-ignore
import Report from 'powerbi-report-component';
import {FaChartLine, FaChartBar, FaDesktop, FaPrint, FaMailBulk} from 'react-icons/fa';
import PreloadManager from '../managers/preloadManager';
// @ts-ignore
import LoadingOverlay from 'react-loading-overlay';
import Preloader from '../components/Preloader';

interface ReportConfig {
    id : string;
    name : string;
    webUrl : string;
    embedUrl : string; //Embed URL
    datasetId : string; //Report ID
    embedToken : string; //Embed Token
}

class ReportConfigReal implements ReportConfig {
    'id' : string;
    'name' : string;
    'webUrl' : string;
    'embedUrl' : string;
    'datasetId' : string;
    'embedToken' : string;
    'expiration' : string;
}

const Reports = (props : any) => {
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        setConfig] = useState({
        id: "",
        name: "",
        webUrl: "",
        embedUrl: "",
        embedToken: "",
        expiration: ""
    });
    const [currentUser,
        setCurrentUser] = useState(props.currentuser);
    const [reportList,
        setReportList] = useState(new Array());
    const [reportId,
        setReportId] = useState(props.match.params.report_id);
    const [loading,
        setLoading] = useState(false);
    const [reportsLoading,
        setReportsLoading] = useState(false);
    const [report,
        setReport] = useState(null);
    const [subModal,
          setSubModal] = useState(false);

    let reportManager : ReportManager = new ReportManager();
    let preloadManager : PreloadManager = new PreloadManager();

    const currentPage = useRef(null);
    const showSubscribe = useRef(null);

    const createExpiration = (minutes : number) => {
        const date = new Date();
        return new Date(date.getTime() + minutes * 60000);
    };

    const onLoadAndSetTokenListener = (reportFromCallback : any) => {
        setTokenExpirationListener(config.expiration, 1);
        setReport(reportFromCallback);
    };

    const setTokenExpirationListener = (tokenExpiration : string, minutesToRefresh = 2) => {
        // time until token refresh in milliseconds
        const currentTime = Date.now();
        const expiration = Date.parse(tokenExpiration);
        const safetyInterval = minutesToRefresh * 60 * 1000;

        let timeout = expiration - currentTime - safetyInterval;
        // if token already expired, generate new token and set the access token
        if (timeout <= 0) {
            console.log('Updating Report Embed Token');
            updateToken() // set timeout so minutesToRefresh minutes before token expires, token will be
            // updated;
        } else {
            console.log('Report Embed Token will be updated in ' + timeout + ' milliseconds.');
            setTimeout(() => {
                console.log('Set time out');
                updateToken();
            }, timeout);
        }
    };

    const updateToken = () => {
        console.log('Update token called');
        // Generate new EmbedToken (Axios call to get config/ token)
        reportManager
            .generateEmbedToken(currentUser)
            .then((res : any) => {
                // Set AccessToken (Use the report object)
                if (report !== null) {
                    report
                        .setAccessToken(res.embedToken)
                        .then(() => {
                            console.log('new token set');
                            setTokenExpirationListener(createExpiration(2).toString(), 1);
                        })
                        .catch((err : any) => console.error('Error setting token', err));
                }
            });
    };
    const handleFullScreen = () => {
        var elem = document.documentElement;
        elem.requestFullscreen();
    };
    const handlePrint = () => {
        window.print();
    };

     const handleSubscribe = () => {
        console.log("page", currentPage.current);
        console.log("showsub", showSubscribe);

    };
    const handleReportChange = (e : any) => {
        window.location.href = '/reports/' + e;
    };

    const handleDataSelected = (data : any) => {
        console.log("data selected", data);
    };

    const handlePageChange = (data : any) => {
        console.log("page changed", data);
        currentPage.current = data.newPage;
    };

    useEffect(() => {
        let promiseList : any = [];
        setLoading(true);
        setReportsLoading(true);
        if (currentUser && currentUser.allowedReports.length !== 0) {
            currentUser
                .allowedReports
                .forEach((report : string) => {
                    promiseList.push(reportManager.getReportInfo(currentUser, report).then((info : any) => {
                        return info;
                    }),);
                });
        }

        Promise
            .all(promiseList)
            .then(values => {
                setReportList(values);
            });

        if (currentUser && currentUser.allowedReports.length !== 0 && currentUser.authenticated) {
            if (reportId === undefined) {
                reportManager
                    .getReport(currentUser)
                    .then(data => {
                        setConfig(data);
                        setLoading(false);
                        setReportsLoading(false);
                    })
                    .catch(error => {
                        console.log(error);
                    });
            } else {
                reportManager
                    .getReportInfo(currentUser, reportId)
                    .then((info : any) => {
                        setConfig(info);
                        setLoading(false);
                        setReportsLoading(false);
                    });
            }
        }
    }, []);

    return (
        <LoadingOverlay active={loading} spinner={< Preloader />}>

                                <FaChartLine color="#003267" size="30"/>

                            Reports

                                {reportList.map((report, index) => {
                                    return (

 handleReportChange(report.id)}>
                                            <FaChartBar className="icon-slide" color="#fff" size="30"/>
                                            {report
                                                    .name
                                                    .slice(0, 25)}

                                    );
                                })}

                                <FaDesktop color="#003267" size="30"/>

                            Full Screen

                                <FaPrint color="#003267" size="30"/>

                            Print

                                <FaMailBulk color="#003267" size="30"/>

                            Subscribe

                    <Report
                        className={reportId}
                        embedType="report"
                        tokenType="Embed"
                        pageName={reportId}
                        accessToken={config.embedToken}
                        embedUrl={config.embedUrl}
                        embedId={config.id}
                        permissions="All"
                        reportMode="view"
                        onLoad={onLoadAndSetTokenListener}
                        onPageChange={handlePageChange}
                        onSelectData={handleDataSelected}
                        style={{
                        height: '90vh',
                        width: '100%',
                        display: 'block',
                        top: '0',
                        left: '0',
                        position: 'absolute',
                        border: '0',
                        padding: '20px',
                        background: '#fff',
                        zIndex: '1'
                    }}/>

            <SubscribeModel show={false} />
        </LoadingOverlay>
    );
};

export default Reports;

A: This looks like the wrong way to go about doing it but this will open a modal without having to update state. Have you considered looking into componentShouldUpdate? The powerBiReport should also not be re-rendered unless any props that are passed into it have changed or state within the report itself has changed so consider looking there.
/* -- snip -- */
onButtonClick={() => createModal(<YourModal onClose={removeModal}/>)}
/* -- snip -- */

const createModal(component) {
  const container = document.appendChild("div");
  container.id = "modal-container";
  ReactDOM.render(container, component);
}

const removeModal() {
  const container = document.getElementById("modal-container");
  ReactDOM.unmountComponentAtNode(container);
}


text:
Dancing With the
Turlock Stars
2019 Cast
Donnie, Liz & Danielle
Justin & Netta
Simone, Craig & Jennifer
Robert & Christina
Dianna & Austin
Jason & Andrea
Madden & Amber
Jeremy & Amy
Neil & Gabrielle
Ian & Kelsey
Geoff & McKenzie
Deanna & Skyler
Kindrea & Kerry
Wanda & Xavier
Vote Online
DWTTS Board
Stf Sgt. Jeremy Levens - Coached by Amy Shamgochian- 2019 Judge's Choice Mirror Ball Award Winners!
Staff Sergeant Jeremy M. Levens- Jeremy began his career with the United States Army when he enlisted during his third year of college at Texas State University. He was shipped out to Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training at FT Jackson, SC, as a Religious Affairs Specialist. SSG Levens' first assignment was the 1-46th Infantry BN, FT Knox, KY. Subsequent assignments include the Iraq Assistance Group and MultiNational Corps Iraq, Camp Victory, Iraq, 194th Armored Brigade, FT Knox, KY, 3rd Army US Army Central Command, Shaw AFB, SC, 1st Brigade Special Troops BN, Camp Hovey, Korea. SSG Levens volunteered to serve in Operation Iraq Freedom for 11 months in 2009, and also served in Jordan and Kuwait for 1 year in 2010-2012. SSG Levens recruiting assignment began in May 2015. His current assignment is the Nor Cal Recruiting BN, San Joaquin Recruiting Company, Turlock Army Recruiting Center as the Deputy Station Commander. SSG Levens has been married to his wife Tracey for almost 14 years and they are the proud parents of David, Nora, Romo, and Lucas. SSG Levens, we are so thankful for your service to this great country and so thankful you are a part of our Turlock community and DWTTS family!
Amy Shamgochian- Choreographer Amy is a registered nurse and works at Emanuel Medical Center in Turlock. She and her husband, Steve, just celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary! They are extremely proud parents of Mackenzie, 23, a nursing student at Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois, and Steven, 20, a student at On Track Transitions who loves his new job at Turlock Golf & Country Club. Amy loves being a mom and a nurse and takes great pride in volunteering in her community. She is a founding board member for Dancing with the Turlock Stars and takes on everything "dance, music and lighting" for the event! She also volunteers for the Turlock Salvation Army, the American Cancer Society, and The Pitman Development Foundation. Amy started dancing at the age of 4, danced across America with Hoctor's Dance Caravan at the age of 15, traveled to Canada and Australia to dance at the World's Fair, and taught jazz, tap, and ballet at the Deborah Morgan Dance Studio for 14 years. She proudly took home the Mirror Ball in 2014 with a perfect score of 30, and won the Best Choreography Award in 2015 and 2017!