View allAll Photos Tagged judge
Judge as of 11 March 2015 for a term of nine years. Elected from the Eastern European Group of States, list A. © ICC-CPI
Governor Phil Murphy today signed legislation (A1649), which protects the home addresses and telephone numbers of judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers from public disclosure. The bill, known as “Daniel’s Law,” is named in honor of Daniel Anderl, the late son of U.S. District Court Judge Esther Salas. Daniel fell victim to a senseless act of gun violence committed by an individual who had compiled a dossier of personal information about Judge Salas, including the judge’s home address. The bill was signed into law in Trenton on Friday, November 20, 2020. (Edwin J. Torres/Governor’s Office).
Seen at Kettering in February 2009 is Dennis Dart / Marshall V360 DLH which at that time was on loan to Judges of Corby from Stafford Bus Centre. The vehicle was written off later that year and was subsequently acquired by a salvage company at Billingham.
Judge David Livingston examines the finish on University of Evansville's canoe, "Julie."
Photo: Kristy Gogick for ASCE
Photo: Kristy Gogick for ASCE
TechCrunch Disrupt Europe: Berlin 2013 (Day 1)
4:40pm – 5:40pm
Startup Battlefield Session Two – Explore
Judges: Nenad Marovac (DN Capital), Felix Petersen (Amen), Sitar Teli (Connect Ventures), Christian Thaler-Wolski (Wellington Partners)
VC/investor judge panel at Splash. Mayfield's Raj Kapoor, Norwest's Tim Chang and Thao Tran of Washington Post.
Judge Jules at The Aquarium, Lowestoft 17/10/15 ©John Newstead working with Simon Watson Photography. First curtain flash followed by deliberate camera movement with zoom to produce light trail effect.
Judge Melchor Hoshall
March 6, 1847 - April 1 1915
Elizabeth Elanor, his wife
Sept. 14, 1851 - June 24 1908
Photos Taken by Edwin Ladd - Mr Ladd Media the Official Photographer for The Business Book Awards 2019 held at The Grange City Hotel, London on Tuesday 26th March 2019 #BBA2019
The Business Book Awards - Celebrating The Best in Business Books
The Business Book Awards:
Lucy McCarraher - Founder
Kasim Choudhry - Director, ThinkFest Events
Safaraz Ali - Founder, ThinkFest Events
Hosts:
Paul Martin & Nadine Dereza
Speakers:
Daniel Priestley - Co-Founder & CEO of Dent Global
Campbell Macpherson - Winner of The Business Book of the Year 2018
Kasim Choudhry - Director, ThinkFest Events
Head Judge:
Alison Jones - Founder of Practical Inspiration Publishing
Judges:
Katie Prescott - Business Presenter & Producer on BBC Radio 4's Today Programme.
Trevor O'Hara - Award-winning Founder & CEO of Advisor FM
John Williams - Founder of The Ideas Lab, author of Screw Work, Break Free and Screw Work, Let’s Play.
Obi James - Leadership Team Development Expert and Founder of Obi James Consultancy Ltd
Andrew Priestley - Business Coach, Entrepreneur Mentor, Business Strategy, Speaker, Author, Publisher, Chairman Charity
Warren Cass - Professional Speaker & Author
Sue Ingram - Leadership Facilitator, Speaker, Executive Coach Specialist in handling difficult conversations and creating organisations where no conversation is termed difficult.
Chris Radford - Non Exec Director, Brand strategy consultant, Director at Henry's Avalanche Talk and Purbeck Holidays.
Lucy Barkas - Founder of 3WH, Leadership Influencer, Entrepreneur, Author & Speaker.
Emma House - Director of Publisher Relations, The Publishers Association.
Andy Gooday - Founder of RoundPegSearch.com & Published Author.
Andy Cristin - Portfolio Finance Director, Board Advisor, SME specialist.
Nadine Dereza - Business presenter and Conference chair, Co-author of the 5-star rated Insider Secrets of Public Speaking.
Martin Norbury - Business growth advisor, award-winning entrepreneur and author of I Don’t Work Fridays.
Jane Frankland - CISO Advisor, Speaker, Author & Champion for Women in Cyber Security.
Rebecca Godfrey - Team and Leadership Development Consultant, Founder of Etheo Limited.
Thomas Power - With over 300,000 followers on Twitter, Thomas spends his time filtering patterns, shapes, trends, memes and feeding the Board Members which he serves with choices to consider, people to meet, events to attend.
Scott Summers - Director of Training, Co-Founder at The Skills Farm, Keynote Speaker, Radio Presenter, Author.
Jacq Burns - Literary Agent & Publishing Mentor, co-director of London Writers’ Club and author of Write a Bestseller.
Sue Richardson - Owner, SRA Books, publisher of The Authority Guides; writing consultant and speaker.
Matt Thomas - Matt Thomas Content Creator and Curator, Mentor, Speaker, Author. Business Partner of Shaa Wasmund.
Ginny Carter - The Author Maker. Business book ghostwriter and writing coach.
Rick Rowan - Entrepreneur, Innovator, Facilitator and Founder of Nurokor Biomedical.
Derek Mason - Engineer, Designer, Consultant, Mentor, Innovator.
Suzanne Collier - Founder of bookcareers.com, the Careers Guideance and Development Consultancy to the book and publishing industry.
Carl Reader - Leading expert and advisor to small businesses. Founder of the #BeYourOwnBoss movement. Author of The Startup Coach & The Franchising Handbook.
Sian Prime - Coach, Facilitator in Innovation and Creative Entrepreneurship, Goldsmiths, University of London.
Barbara Khattri - Founder of Elaworld, Business Culture and Communication Consultancy, owner of elements Lifestyle, Speaker and National Apprenticeship Ambassador.
Claire Perry-Louise - Culture & Community Consultant, Author & Speaker.
Mark Burgess - Best selling author & speaker, Host of the TV show ‘Raising Your Game’, Entrepreneur, Real Estate expert in marketing automation & AI.
Mary Grant - Founder & Creative Director At Lifestyle Fashion Brand - Mary Grant.
Rupa Harji - Founder of The Hunnypot Day Nursery Ltd, Redbridge Tuition Group & Redbridge Publishing Ltd.
Sponsors:
Pathway Group - pathwaygroup.co.uk/
Dent Global - www.dent.global/
Bootcamp Media - www.bootcampmedia.co.uk/
Change Management Institute - www.change-management-institute.com/
Royds Withy King - www.roydswithyking.com/
Tony J. Selimi - tonyselimi.com/
Pathway2Grow - www.pathway2grow.co.uk/
Shaa Wasmund MBE - www.shaa.com/
Ambassadors:
Shaa Wasmund MBE
Daniel Priestley
Bridget Shine
Tony Robinson OBE
Griselda Tobogo
Tony J. Selimi
Event Partners:
The Business Show - www.greatbritishbusinessshow.co.uk/
The Publishers Association - www.publishers.org.uk
PR Partners:
The Book Publicist - www.thebookpublicist.co.uk/
The Business Book Awards was organised by ThinkFest Events:
#MrLaddMedia
Want Edwin Ladd - Mr Ladd Media at your next event?
Contact: Edwin Ladd
Mob:07828 475 591
Email: info@mrladd.co.uk
The three judges of the the NSDF 2010 Festival on-stage at the Spa Theatre (l to r) Cyril Nri (actor with extensive National, RSC, Royal Court theatre roles); Robert Hewison (author, Sunday Times critic and long-term NSDF board member); and Joanna Scanlon (actress with huge CV of film, TV and stage work).
National Student Drama Festival, Scarborough.
April 2010
Judge Droney was appointed United States District Judge for the District of Connecticut on September 18, 1997, and entered on duty September 22, 1997. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude, from Holy Cross College in 1976. In 1979, Judge Droney received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Connecticut School of Law, where he was Notes and Comments Editor of the law review. From 1979-93, Judge Droney was engaged in the private practice of law in Hartford, specializing in trial work. He was a partner in the Hartford law firm of Reid & Reige, P.C. On October 21, 1993, Judge Droney was appointed United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut and served until his appointment in 1997 as District Judge. While United States Attorney, he was a member of the Attorney General’s Advisory Committee of United States Attorneys. Judge Droney was elected to the Town Council of West Hartford in 1983, and served as Mayor of West Hartford from 1985-89.
On May 4, 2011, President Barak Obama nominated Judge Christopher Droney for a seat on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
In June 2010, almost a dozen tongues and countless tastebuds converged on the tony Riverstone Chop House in Suffolk to sip, swirl (and spit – they had to drive home) some 150 vintages from 24 Virginia wineries.
For the third year, judges of the Virginia Wine Lover Magazine Wine Classic examined some of the best offerings produced across the commonwealth, and evaluated each based on its own individual merit.
I served as chairman and lead judge for the event.
Wine experts spent the day with glass-after-glass of wine – offered blind – and scribbled with nubby No. 2 pencils on sheets printed with a grid of the UC Davis 20 point system. The Davis system assigns a certain number of points to each of its ten categories.
Later, as tired palates rested, the sheets were totaled to obtain an overall rating. Once results were tallied, we compiled the averages into four levels – Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze.
The winners are announced in the Fall 2010 issue of Virginia Wine Lover Magazine (http://www.virginiawinelovermagazine.com) and on my blog (http://www.patrickevanshylton.com).
-
The Criteria
The UC Davis 20 Point System evaluates wine on its own merits, looking at the following criteria and assigning the following points value:
Clarity – 2 points
Color – 2 points
Bouquet – 4 points
Total Acidity – 1 point
Sweetness – 1 point
Body/Texture – 2 points
Flavor/Taste – 2 points
Bitterness – 1 point
Finish – 1 point
Quality – 4 points
-
-
The Critics
Ian Honaker – sommelier; owner Let’s Talk Wine shop, Chesapeake
Frank Morgan - wine blogger
Marisa Marsey – food and wine writer; Johnson & Wales University representative
Sydney Meers – chef/owner, Stove The Restaurant, Portsmouth
Whitney Vines - food and beverage director, Wyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront
Charlie Rizzo – sommelier, River Stone Chophouse
Joshua Haugh - sommelier, food and beverage director at the Sheraton Norfolk Waterside
Marcel Desaulniers - restaurateur, former owner of The Trellis in Wiliamsburg
Dr. Roy Williams – wine educator; chemistry professor emeritus, Old Dominion University
Patrick Evans-Hylton – Virginia Wine Lover magazine executive editor; food and wine educator
-
-
Special thanks
Special thank you to Cindy and Chef Sam McGann and their staff at River Stone Chophouse in northern Suffolk for their hospitality in hosting the third annual Virginia Wine Lover Wine Classic judging. Their stunningly beautiful arts-and-crafts style restaurant was the perfect venue for the judging. We encourage you to stop by and sample the award-winning cuisine and outstanding wine list.
River Stone Chophouse
8032 Harbour View Blvd., Suffolk
757-638-7990
-
- - -
For more of my adventures in food, visit my blog --- www.patrickevanshylton.com
---
First hispanic judge of NYC. On the steps of City Hall NYC on the day of his appointment as magistrate January 18, 1951. I have lots of photos of Emilio Nuñez who is standing in the center. Former resident of Forest Hills Gardens NY
Judge Jules at The Aquarium, Lowestoft 17/10/15 ©John Newstead working with Simon Watson Photography.
The judges (for the animal shows) were beautifully dressed in bowler hats and suits, on a fantastically hot day. And I've absolutely no idea how they pick the best animal from the group. Is there a swimwear round, and do the animals all have to say they'd like world peace?
In this picture, the judges are deliberating, but it looks as though they are picking which of the two women (one with hat and one without in the mid-distance) should get the rosette.
Our Final 3. This is not easy.
The winner will receive a
10 page spread in POSE Magazine
a contract with CHICK Model Management
and a 100,000 Dollar Contract with MAC Cosmetics
And now for our Amazing panel of Judges
Masha Parker- Editor in Chief of POSE magazine
And Macie Radcliff- Supermodel of the World
Our Special Guest Judges Supermodel Mila! (RainbowDoll489)
You girls had two photo shoots. one was a Laurence of Arabia Editorial shoot, and the other a Beauty shot with Scarves. Lets jump right into it with Mei
Bridget- I like your photos, they are probably your best in the competition so far! You look expensive and high fashion! i really am shocked, in a good way!
Masha- I really love your Editorial shot. it looks very edgy and modern. it looks very editorial as well! I DON'T THINK I HAE EVER SEEN YOU LOOK MORE HIGH FASHION!
Mila- Love it! I love how historical it looks! There's a story to this, which I personally think is amazing. But the only problem is your eyes, they look a little sleepy, but the rest is stunning!
When I look at your editorial shot, it is just beautiful, once again there's a story! I love it, you made this shot look effortless and speak for itself, and that's what I love about it! This is something you would see in VOGUE Italia!
Macie- I Think you have improved a lot in a week. you don't look unsure or out of it, but in control. I finally see a real HIGH FASHION MODEL in this shot. and i see versatility! Your beauty shot and editorial shot do not look like the same girl. My only critisim is that it your beauty shot feels a little sleepy, and i would have like a little more alertness!
Lucie
Macie- You are going from strength to strength. i am suprized at how much you have changed in these photos. i like that we see two totally different sides of your ability!
Mila- Speechless, just speechless. I'm completely blown away by this photo! Look at the movement in this beauty shot! These shots, turned out amazing! There really isn't anything about these photos! Basically you nailed the photoshoot this week!
Bridget- I am seeing seriously international model material here. you look like a supermodel! i love the neck in your beauty shot and those eyes, those eyes! i cant them. i love your bone structure in these photos as well.
Masha- I like how you were the fashion. you understand the clothing and I think that is consistant in your work. there is an efortless ease in the way you move your body and your face is just exquiset. It also shows that you dont only have to hide behind your fringe to have a good photo!
Gabrielle
Mila- Wow! Simply wow! This beauty shot is one of your best shots to date! Everything is working in this photo! If only there was some neck, this photo would've been better! When i get to your editorial shot though, Hmm, I'm not a too much of a fan of this shot. I feel like the clothes are wearing you, and not you wearing them. The scenery is soo beautiful and stunning, use it! But I think what is saving you is your eye contact in the shot.
Masha- I agree with Mila, the beauty shot works great and i love your skin. i think this COULD be an ad campaign beauty shot. When i get to your Editorial shot, i dont feel as emotionally invested in the shot. i like elements but overall, its not my favorite.
Bridget- You've done so well in the last few weeks, and i do feel a slight step backward in your work this week.for me, i dont feel connected to your beauty shot or editorial, i would have liked to see a little more of YOU in the photos.
Macie- i see more possibilities for you as far as being able to do HIGH fashion. but for the most part, im not inlove with these photos. you have improved a lot though and we can't forget that!
WOW! do you see how close this is? this will not at all be an easy desicion, but when i call you back ill announce who will be going home.