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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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Interpreter before Anvil Shoot at the DeVore Farm during Celebrate America event at Old Cowtown Museum.
Office sign from Russian Interpreters' Office in 2 RMP lines, Olympic Stadium. Taken down in 1994 on withdrawal of British forces from Berlin.
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Interpreter Susan Rosas leans toward Ezequiel Lopez-Quintero during his sentencing in a Kenosha Courtroom filled beyond capacity by law enforcement offiecrs. Lopez-Quintero was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole by Judge Wilburn W. Warren III.
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)
All photos © 2013 Pete Riches
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8BASIC (C) is a BASIC interpreter developed by manufacturer G.G in 2010 for the homemade Z80/AM95 8 bit NANO COMPUTER.
Due to the strong mathematical support of the AM9511 processor, the interpreter offers floating-point arithmetic and is just hold in 3KB of EPROM memory.
The most interesting feature of the 8BASIC is that each statement is eight characters fixed-length, which exactly fits the computer's LED display.
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)
All photos © 2013 Pete Riches
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The Magazine, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. This distinctive building, in Market Square on the south side of Duke of Gloucester street, is directly across the street from the Courthouse. It was built in 1715 and is one of Williamsburg's 88 original 18th- and early 19th-century buildings still standing when restoration of the colonial city began about 80 years ago. Lieutenant Governor Alexander Spotswood requested, and is said to have designed, this structure for the purpose of storing weapons and ammunition for the defense of the colony. The brick wall around the octagonal Magazine was built for added security at the time of the French and Indian War (1754-63) in the Ohio Valley; that territory was part of Virginia under her 1609 charter, and "the colony supported largescale military operations" there. Protecting the Magazine was the first project of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (APVA), and the structure was not obtained from APVA by Colonial Williamsburg until 1986. [Official Guide to Colonial Williamsburg, 3rd edition (Williamsburg: Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 2007), pp. 46-47.] I was pleased to be able to include two period-costumed interpreters, framed by the wood fencing, in this shot.
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation's list of 88 original buildings.
8BASIC (C) is a BASIC interpreter developed by manufacturer G.G in 2010 for the homemade Z80/AM95 8 bit NANO COMPUTER.
STATEMENTS
8BASIC consists of 51 fixed-format statements.
During editing you can change any of the 26 letters of each variable in any of the 51 statements.
1 "IF A>B:N" ; jump to line label N if A is greater than B
2 "IF A=B:N" ; jump to line label N if A is equal to B
3 "IFAB:N" ; jump to line label N if A is not equal to B
4 "IFA>=B:N" ; jump to line label N if A is greater than or equal to B
5 " "N": " ; line label N marking the destination of a GoTo/GoSub statement
6 "GO TO N " ; jump unconditionally to line label N
7 "GO SUB N" ; temporarily jump to line label N and returning to the following line
8 "RETURN " ; jump back to the statement following the original GOSUB statement
9 " END " ; terminate the execution of the program and suspends CPU operation
10 "Z=X+Y " ; add X and Y and assign the result to Z
11 "Z=X-Y " ; subtract Y from X and assign the result to Z
12 "Z=X*Y " ; multiply X and Y and assign the result to Z
13 "Z=X/Y " ; divide X by Y and assign the result to Z
14 "Z=SQR(X)" ; assign to Z the square root of X
15 "Z=INT(X)" ; assign to Z the integer of X
16 "Z=ABS(X)" ; assign to Z the absolute value of X
17 "Z=NEG(X)" ; assign to Z the value of X and change sign of Z
18 "Z=SGN(X)" ; assign to Z the sign function of X
19 "Z= (X)^Y" ; assign to Z the result of X raised to the power of Y
20 "Z=EXP(X)" ; assign to Z the result of e raised to the power of X
Interpreters in spanich language during 42nds session of the Human Rights Council. 9 september 2019. UN Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
Marshall Drummond is an award winning historical interpreter beginning his guiding career as a Brewster Tour Bus Driver throughout the Canadian Rocky Mountains and ranges of Western Canada.
www.banffjaspercollection.com/brewster-sightseeing/
In the summer of 2006, Marshall was the first to tell fascinating stories inside the newly opened replica of Our Lady of Peace Mission at Heritage Park. Being both a Bio Science and History graduate from the University of Calgary in June of 2006, Marshall spoke extensively of Aboriginal First Nations, Red River mixed bloods, both English and French, Oblate Fathers' Lacombe, Scollen, Doucet and others.
Marshall also articulated how the atrocious decimation of our First Nations People unfolded, and how the exponential encroachment of white Societies resulted in a forced mass exodus of both French and English mixed blood displaced from their homeland during the 19th century following the sale of Rupert's Land to the Federal Government in 1869-70.
Heritage Park Historical Village is located in Calgary, Alberta. The park is located on 127 acres (0.51 km2) of parkland on the banks of the Glenmore Reservoir, along the city's southwestern edge. As Canada's largest living history museum by number of exhibits, it is one of the city's most visited tourist attractions.
The park is branded as a living history museum since it features a village that was recreated to appear as it might have in late 19th and early 20th century Alberta. Many of the buildings are historical and were transported to the park to be placed on display. Others are re-creations of actual buildings. Most of the structures are furnished and decorated with genuine artifacts. Staff dress in historic costume, and antique automobiles and horse-drawn vehicles service the site. Source:Wikipedia®
Marshall went on to work through the winter of 2006-07 in the carpenter's shop of Heritage Park, which he thoroughly enjoyed.
Marshall happily lives in Victoria, BC. He also enjoys a beautiful summer house in Val Marie SK, gateway to Grasslands National Park, a 'must visit', Marshall says.
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)
All photos © 2013 Pete Riches
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A sign language interpreter shares the message with a group of hearing impaired campers during the opening night program at Forever Faithful Camporee, 2014, in OshKosh, Wisconsin. [photo: James Bokovoy]
Interpreter before Anvil Shoot at the DeVore Farm during Celebrate America event at Old Cowtown Museum.
Interpreter before Anvil Shoot at the DeVore Farm during Celebrate America event at Old Cowtown Museum.
An interpreter outside of the courthouse in the historic area at Colonial Williamsburg. You frequently see the interpreters engaging in a variety of needlecrafts (sewing, crocheting, knitting, etc.) as a way to pass the time.
Governor Hogan Meets With Resettled Afghan Interpreter by Joe Andrucyk at Governor Hogan's Office, 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
Interpreter by Emily Jarvis
HORSE ABOUT NEWMARKET
is a community art event, promoted by Newmarket Town Council to celebrate our town’s unique position as the headquarters of British Horse Racing.
Following a competition, thirteen artists were selected to paint life-sized model horses, basing their design on the name of a 2000 Guineas winner. Sixteen smaller horses were painted by local schools, youth organisations and charities.
All the horses are now on display in various locations around Newmarket. We hope you will enjoy exploring the town as you follow this walking trail, which will take you to all of the full-sized horses, as well as showing many of the smaller horses.
At the end of the summer, the horses will be auctioned, and the profits will be shared between two local charities, Racing Welfare and St. Nicholas Hospice.
I was the interpreter and liaison for Yacht Keramos during its voyage up the Brazilian coast. As such, I found myself the "social director " in an informal manner---A job that I took quite seriously--especially in the case of giving a tour of our yacht to these young ladies from the Iate Clube da Fortaleza.
Eu era o intérprete e a liaison para o Iate Keramos durante a viagem até a costa Brasileira. Como tal, encontrei-me o "director social" de uma maneira informal --- Um trabalho que eu levei muito a sério - especialmente no caso de dar um passeio de iate para a essas jovens senhorinhas do Iate Clube da Fortaleza.
This 1979 image was captured while sailing up the Brazilian coast with a Yashica ELECTRO 35CC. The 35mm negative was scanned with a HP Scanjet G4050 and restored with multiple Photoshop operations.
Brian & Jennye, two wonderful interpreters for WDW. They were interpreting the Disney Dreams parade when one of the pirates decided to get Brian with his flag.
A U.S. interpreter and a civil affairs soldier play soccer with a kid during a humanitarian mission.
8BASIC (C) is a BASIC interpreter developed by manufacturer G.G in 2010 for the homemade Z80/AM95 8 bit NANO COMPUTER.
COMMANDS
The 8BASIC COMMANDS are used in direct mode from the "Menù"
1 "RUN CMD " ; cause the 8BASIC program to begin operating
2 "NEW CMD " ; erase the 8BASIC program and launch the program editor
3 "LIST CMD" ; launch the 8BASIC program editor
4 "SAVE SER" ; send out to an IBM PC the binary 8BASIC program resident in RAM through the serial port
5 "LOAD SER" ; write in RAM the binary 8BASIC program read from an IBM PC through the serial port
6 "SAVE PAR" ; send out to an IBM PC the binary 8BASIC program resident in RAM through the parallel port
7 "LOAD PAR" ; write in RAM the binary 8BASIC program read from an IBM PC through the parallel port
During editing you can delete and insert new lines. Navigation through statements and variables has been strongly facilitated in submenus
I took these photos on 22 Feb 14 at the third weekend of the Sherwood Forest Faire near McDade, TX, about 40 miles SE of Austin. Sherwood is a small, intimate Renaissance Festival but a lot of fun. I saw some old friends from the Texas Ren Fest but also met a lot of great people. So many photo ops abound - if you have a chance, check it out!!
(History.com) Feb. 11, 1805 - Sacagawea, the Shoshone Indian interpreter and guide to the Lewis and Clark expedition, gives birth to her first child, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau.
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark first met the young Sacagawea while spending the winter among the Mandan Indians along the Upper Missouri River, not far from present-day Bismarck, North Dakota. Still only a teenager, Sacagawea was the wife of a French-Canadian fur trapper, Toussaint Charbonneau, who had purchased her from Hidatsa kidnappers the year before. The Hidatsa had taken Sacagawea from her homeland along the Continental Divide in modern-day southwestern Montana and southeastern Idaho, where she was the daughter of a prominent Shoshone chief. Viewing such captives as little more than slaves, the Hidatsa were happy to sell Sacagawea and another woman to Charbonneau, who used them as laborers, porters, and sexual companions.
That winter, Lewis and Clark hired Charbonneau as an interpreter for their projected expedition to the Pacific and back, provided he agreed to bring along his young wife. Lewis and Clark knew they would have to obtain horses from the Shoshone to cross the Continental Divide, and Sacagawea's services as an interpreter could prove invaluable. Charbonneau agreed, and she became the only woman to join the Corps of Discovery.
Two months before the expedition was to depart, Lewis and Clark found themselves with another co-traveler, who later proved useful in an unexpected way. On this day in 1805, Sacagawea went into labor. Lewis, who would often act as the expedition's doctor in the months to come, was called on for the first and only time during the journey to assist in a delivery. Lewis was anxious to insure his new Shoshone interpreter was in good shape for the arduous journey to come, and he later worriedly reported "her labour was tedious and the pain violent." Told that a small amount of the rattle of rattlesnake might speed the delivery, Lewis broke up a rattler tail and mixed it with water. "She had not taken [the mixture] more than ten minutes before she brought forth," Lewis happily reported.
Named Jean Baptiste Charbonneau, the cries of the healthy young boy announced the arrival of a new member of the Corps of Discovery. No one, it seemed, contemplated leaving Sacagawea and her infant son behind--when the party set out up the Missouri in April 1805, Sacagawea carried Jean Baptiste on her back in an Indian cradleboard. Nicknamed "Pomp" or "Pompey" by Clark, who developed a strong attachment to the boy, Jean Baptiste accompanied his mother on every step of her epic journey to the Pacific and back.
Mother and son both were invaluable to the expedition. As hoped, Sacagawea's services as a translator played a pivotal role in securing horses from the Shoshone. Jean Baptiste's presence also proved unexpectedly useful by helping to convince the Indians the party encountered that their intentions were peaceful-no war party, the Indians reasoned, would bring along a mother and infant.
When the Corps of Discovery returned east in 1805, Charbonneau, Sacagawea, and Jean Baptiste resumed the fur-trading life. Little is known of Sacagawea's subsequent fate, though a fur trader claimed she died of a "putrid fever" in 1812 at a Missouri River trading post. True to a promise he had made to Sacagawea during the expedition, Clark paid for Jean Baptiste's education at a St. Louis Catholic academy and became something of an adoptive father to the boy. A bright and charismatic young man, Jean Baptiste learned French, German, and Spanish, hunted with noblemen in the Black Forest of Germany, traveled in Africa, and returned to further explore the American West. He died in 1866 en route to the newly discovered gold fields of Montana.