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PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti- Lt. Mike Pivato, stationed in Clearwater, Fla., works with a Haitian interpreter to understand the nature of a young Haitian boy’s injuries in a makeshift clinic, Sunday, January 17, 2010. Coast Guard members, medical volunteers, and military members from several countries spent the day administering first aid to numerous Haitian’s who suffered various injuries as result of the earthquake. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Etta Smith)
Bianca Jagger speaks at 'Save Justice' Legal Aid cuts protest - London 04.06.2013
Around 500 barristers, solicitors, court interpreters and legal charity workers protested at the Ministry of Justice against proposed "austerity"cuts to the Legal Aid budget which will, say the campaigners, put justice out of reach for the poor and vulnerable. Putting justice out of reach for the poor and the vulnerable will also make it impossible for ordinary citizens to take the government to court and hold it accountable.
Many solicitors, barristers and campaigners spoke during the protest, including veteran human rights campaigner Bianca Jagger, Andy Slaughter (MP), Geoffrey Robertson QC, Mike Fordham QC, Dr. Adeline Trudy (Immigrants in Detention), Habib Rahman (chief executive of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants), Pat Craig (Legal director Reprive), Tracy Lazzard (Inclusion London), David Lammy (MP), Elena Pinter (Children's Society),James Welch (Legal director for Liberty) and David Creighton (Association of Prison Lawyers)
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Interpreters from Lima Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, make their way to the staging area before the start of the company assault exercise at Range 400 at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif. Feb. 28 as part of the Enhanced Mojave Viper exercise.
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David Wark, manager, Hudson's Bay Co. Post, and Henry Voisey, interpreter, Dorset Post, Baffin Island, Nunavut /
David Wark, gérant, au poste de la Compagnie de la Baie d’Hudson, et Henry Voisey, interprète, au poste Dorset, sur l’île de Baffin (Nunavut)
Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : Joseph Dewey Soper
Date(s) : circa / vers 1929
Reference No. / Numéro de référence : MIKAN 3383040
collectionscanada.gc.ca/ourl/res.php?url_ver=Z39.88-2004&...
Location / Lieu : Dorset Post, Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada / Poste Dorset, île-de-Baffin, Nunavut, Canada
Credit / Mention de source :
Joseph Dewey Soper. Library and Archives Canada, PA-101371 /
Joseph Dewey Soper. Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, PA-101371
Interpreter Paulina Cruz, Instructor Katie Stamm, Maria Carmen Morales & "Willow" (Puppy Raiser: Lori Lumley), Flor del Pilar Herrera Hernandez & "Kelsey" (Puppy Raiser: Margaret Goebel), Catherine Cortes Moranole & "Hunter" (Donated), Felipe Diaz Brito & "Kolt" (Puppy Raiser: Danielle Macklin), Gloria Sepulveda Schwalm & "Page" (Puppy Raiser: Cheri Baker)
Translators and Interpreters at Olympic Birds Nest Stadium
Peace Plus ONE at the Bird's Nest , Olympic Stadium, Beijing
Interpreters in period attire work at the Homeplace. They welcome visitors and are happy to explain life on the farm.
Staff Photo by Cindy Earls
The interior of the St. Vladimir's Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada is colourful. The most memorable part of our visits to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village is the costumed interpreters. With some exceptions, they are "in the past" and will speak as though we went back one hundred years ago.
I spotted a woman from a distance in the summer city's crowd - she passed by some shop windows with a friend. Unfortunately, I lost them in the throng and couldn't find them even though I looked into the shops where they might have entered.
Maybe half an hour later, now close to the main station, they suddenly re-emerged from the crowd right before me. This time, I didn't let them escape.
Jenny felt uneasy about the idea of being photographed, especially about that part where the photo would be published on the internet. After all, she doesn't even upload public photos to facebook. In the end, she declined: No, she said, I don't think that's for me.
I didn't let go. When I finally showed her some of my portraits on the phone she pulled herself together and said she'd give it a try.
She was very calm when she stood in front of my camera, and didn't care when a gust of wind blew through her hair – and that's when I got my photo.
Jenny is an interpreter for Italian and another language that I'm afraid I forgot. She leads a small team of other interpreters in a bureau that is mainly specialized on engineering topics.
Thank you, Jenny!
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The front cover for my new album, The Interpreter issued Nov 2008. The album has 14 tracks covering different music styles and genres ranging from Soul, HipHop, Rock, Club music, Jazz, Latin music, European Spanish Folk music, Reggae, Dancehall to Spoken Word, among others.
The entire album has been produced in-house at akiey5media.
Graphics including photography and album design at akiey5Gallery
Marketing & promo in the US and internationally by The Niteshift & akiey5media
Rock Music produced by Rockologie, a division of akiey5media
This will be the first album whose promos and marketing I will conduct almost entirely on location outside the US for the first month of it's cycle.
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Tracklist:
1. South Coast (Rock instrumental song)
2. In My Arms ft. Donna (Soul/Jazz)
3. Change Has Come To America ft. Barack Obama (Spoken word music)
4. Pray ft. Jay-Z & Beyonce (Hiphop)
5. Brigade Rock ft. Brigadiers (Edgy Rock song)
6. El Verdadero (European Spanish Folk)
7. 500 Euros (European Soccer Anthemic song)
8. Drumakeys (R&B/Jazz)
9. Soulita (R&B/Soul)
10. Amani ft. Anwar Sadat, Bill Clinton, Dr. Martin L.King Jr.
11. Roc Boyz ft. Jay-Z (Dem Bow Ragga version)
12. Come On (Hiphop)
13. Te Agrade También (Latin American music)
14. Fyah Pon Fire ft. Iriestan (Reggae)
Interpreters at International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victimes of the Holocaust. 27 January 2015. UN Photo / Jean-Marc Ferré
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Mozart, Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Sarasate - David Oistrakh Violin - The World's Leading Interpreters Of Music - Violin Viola Cello, Melodia C10-17501-4 (2Lp) - Violin Concerto No.5 KV219 European Youth Orch., Karajan, West-Berlin 1972 Live, Violin Concerto No.2 op.129 - Moscow Phil. SO, Rozhdestvensky Live Moscow Conservatory 1968, Violin Concerto op.35 - Philadelphia Orch., Eugene Ormandy 1960, Navarra-Spanish Dance op.33 - Igor Oistrakh on 2nd Violin, Gewandhaus Orch. Leipzig-Franz Konwitschny 1957
When visiting Colonial Williamsburg, I enjoy interacting with the interpreters. They know the time period very well, and they give you an idea of what life was like in the 1770's.
The best time to be sure of seeing interpreters is during the Great Illumination, usually held on a Sunday in early December. There are always lots of them on the street.
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I had to capture this, I was impressed to see a SLI on stage with the speakers. I would have been even more impressed though, if he had been stood next to the speaker so he was seen on the big screen as well.
Please click here to listen to the album.
The back cover for my new album, The Interpreter issued Nov 2008. The album has 14 tracks covering different music styles and genres ranging from Soul, HipHop, Rock, Club music, Jazz, Latin music, European Spanish Folk music, Reggae, Dancehall to Spoken Word, among others.
The entire album has been produced in-house at akiey5media.
Graphics including photography and album design at akiey5Gallery
Marketing & promo in the US and internationally by The Niteshift & akiey5media
Rock Music produced by Rockologie, a division of akiey5media
Please click here to listen to the album.
More info:
Tracklist:
1. South Coast (Rock instrumental song)
2. In My Arms ft. Donna (Soul/Jazz)
3. Change Has Come To America ft. Barack Obama (Spoken word music)
4. Pray ft. Jay-Z & Beyonce (Hiphop)
5. Brigade Rock ft. Brigadiers (Edgy Rock song)
6. El Verdadero (European Spanish Folk)
7. 500 Euros (European Soccer Anthemic song)
8. Drumakeys (R&B/Jazz)
9. Soulita (R&B/Soul)
10. Amani ft. Anwar Sadat, Bill Clinton, Dr. Martin L.King Jr.
11. Roc Boyz ft. Jay-Z (Dem Bow Ragga version)
12. Come On (Hiphop)
13. Te Agrade También (Latin American music)
14. Fyah Pon Fire ft. Iriestan (Reggae)
Mozart, Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Sarasate - David Oistrakh Violin - The World's Leading Interpreters Of Music - Violin Viola Cello, Melodia C10-17501-4 (2Lp) - Violin Concerto No.5 KV219 European Youth Orch., Karajan, West-Berlin 1972 Live, Violin Concerto No.2 op.129 - Moscow Phil. SO, Rozhdestvensky Live Moscow Conservatory 1968, Violin Concerto op.35 - Philadelphia Orch., Eugene Ormandy 1960, Navarra-Spanish Dance op.33 - Igor Oistrakh on 2nd Violin, Gewandhaus Orch. Leipzig-Franz Konwitschny 1957
An interpreter relates information to Togo Defense Force Lt. Col. Katanga N'Dayome Nakoura during training in Lome, Togo. U.S. Army Africa’s Capt. Brad Copas with Capt. Aaron Shramek and Sgt. Sonia Hernandez of the 299th Brigade Support Battalion, Fort Riley, Kan. provided African Deployment Partnership Training to 29 Togo Defense Force personnel recently. (U.S. Army Africa photos courtesy Capt. Brad Copas)
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Two Colonial Williamsburg costumed interpreters chat during a lull in tourist traffic in late afternoon. The courthouse, one of 88 original structures left when restoration of Colonial Williamsburg began about 80 years ago, was already decorated for Christmas when we visited on November 29 this year. Grand Illumination, the official kickoff of the Christmas season at Colonial Williamsburg, was the next weekend.
An interpreter in period costume walks along Palace Green past the Thomas Everard house and office in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. The Everard house, smokehouse, and kitchen all are among the 88 original buildings of Colonial Williamsburg still in place when restoration of the colonial capital of Virginia commenced about 80 years ago; the small building to the right of the Everard house is Everard's office, which is a reconstruction of the original.
Thomas Everard was an orphan when he arrived in Virginia in the 1730s; as an adult, he served about 40 years as clerk of the York County Court and held the office of Mayor of Williamsburg twice. He lived on the property shown here for about 25 years, after acquiring it in 1755. The house originally was built in 1718 by John Brush, the first keeper of the Magazine (where munitions were kept). When I first visited Williamsburg in 1974, the house was known as the Brush-Everard house; later, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation started calling it just the Thomas Everard house because Everard had enlarged and otherwise upgraded the house during his ownership. (Official Guide to Colonial Williamsburg, 3rd edition, pp. 80-81).
This is part of my Williamsburg, except Christmas set, which includes photos of other buildings and other Colonial Williamsburg attractions, and also a Williamsburg Original 88 set that features some of the original structures; a separate set features Williamsburg Christmas decorations.
This Morning Live on ITV1 15-01-2013.
Presented by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby
Wolf Boy - 10.45.
Jaquelina Guardamagna working as an English Spanish interpreter during an interview to Jesus Aceves - known as Wolf Boy who is one of only 50 people in the world with HyperTrichosis.
In this photo: Jesus Aceves, Jaquelina Guardamagna and Circus organiser, John Haze.
Interpreters in period attire work at the Homeplace. They welcome visitors and are happy to explain life on the farm.
Staff Photo by Cindy Earls
Caption: Interpreter translating President Poincare's speech into English at opening of Peace Conference. The interpreter is standing. The proceedings of the conference were carried on in English and French. Each speech was interpreted into some other language. President Wilson sits at the interpreter's right, reading a paper.
Size: 8 x 10. Date: 1919.
EOIR, Immigration Court, El Paso, Texas
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Tom Romito is an interpreter of Native American Culture, a facilitator of organizations who want to grow, and a Reiki practitioner dedicated to helping people heal.
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Mozart, Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Sarasate - David Oistrakh Violin - The World's Leading Interpreters Of Music - Violin Viola Cello, Melodia C10-17501-4 (2Lp) - Violin Concerto No.5 KV219 European Youth Orch., Karajan, West-Berlin 1972 Live, Violin Concerto No.2 op.129 - Moscow Phil. SO, Rozhdestvensky Live Moscow Conservatory 1968, Violin Concerto op.35 - Philadelphia Orch., Eugene Ormandy 1960, Navarra-Spanish Dance op.33 - Igor Oistrakh on 2nd Violin, Gewandhaus Orch. Leipzig-Franz Konwitschny 1957
Member States must act to ensure that pension schemes can sustainably deliver an adequate income to the EU's growing number of retired people, despite the economic crisis, says a Parliament resolution adopted on Wednesday. Pension portability must also be addressed, as must inequalities faced by women and older workers, stress MEPs.
"At present there are four people of working age for every person over 65, by 2060 there will be just two" says a European Commission Green Paper, to which the European Parliament resolution is a response.
www.europarl.europa.eu/en/pressroom/content/20110215IPR13...
© European Union 2011 PE-EP/Pietro Naj-Oleari
Since I dished out so many glam shots from my youth, here's something more down to earth. This is of me at work, interpreting a lecture in 2003.
Interpreter Bob Etienne fans a ceremonial smudge of dried sagebrush with eagle features at Nk'Mip Desert Cultural Centre on National Aboriginal Day Friday. Etienne also spoke of his pride to be First Nations as he recited a moving tribute he wrote about Aboriginal culture titled "To Be Indian."
Photo by Richard McGuire
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