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\u00a0In this wave 6, we will continue to feature some highlights of the Exemplar nominations received by judges in our region.<\/p>\n\u00a0In this wave 6, we will continue to feature some highlights of the Exemplar nominations received by judges in our region.<\/p>\n
Stay tuned to this blog or to the Europe-East\u00a0Magic Judges Facebook group<\/a> to read more features, today we present\u2026<\/p>\n Milos Perovic, L2, Serbia <\/p><\/div>\n Milos is one of the newest lvl 2 judges, but his positive energy and his presentations on judge seminars didn’t pass unnoticed by the other judges. His great presentations skills earn him a lot of recognition from the judge community. We all wait for his next presentation.<\/p>\n Milos\u00a0received 4 nominations in Wave 6, let\u2019s have a look at all\u00a0of them.<\/p>\n Rami Abdo, L2<\/a> [cets_callout_box style=’gray’ align=’full’ title=”]<\/p>\n Thank you Milos for a very enlightening presentation on Modern Rules interactions in the 2016 summer conference. I learn a lot of new things from it which will certainly come in useful for the upcoming Modern format WMCQs. You were very calm and collected during your seminar and your research was<\/em> comprehensive. keep it up!<\/em> [\/cets_callout_box]<\/p>\n Dominika Knapova, L2 \u00a0<\/a> [cets_callout_box style=’gray’ align=’full’ title=”]<\/p>\n I take this opportunity to give you short feedback to your seminar at Eastern European Conference 2016 in Struga – Rules interaction in Modern. It was one of the most educative seminar that I’ve ever attended. Most of the presenters should take an example by you. Thank you for this such a good job!<\/em>\u00a0[\/cets_callout_box]<\/p>\n Ivan Petkovic, L3<\/a> [cets_callout_box style=’gray’ align=’full’ title=”]<\/p>\n This was a second time I saw your presentation. One thing is different from others – it is so engaging and educational. What made me write this nomination was our brief discussion about which rules related topics judges in your region have the most difficulty with. In all my years of judging, I have seen only a couple of examples of such proactive way of educating others. Keep up a good work, and I am looking forward participating at your next educational presentation or workshop.<\/em> [\/cets_callout_box]<\/p>\n David Gute\u0161a<\/a>, L2 <\/a> [cets_callout_box style=’gray’ align=’full’ title=”]<\/p>\n Perovi\u0107u, tvoji seminari i dalje skupljaju sve pohvale sa svake konferencije na kojoj predaje\u0161, ali ovo nije glavni razlog za ovo priznanje. Tvoje ideje i trud oko stvaranja sudijske zajednice u Beogradu nisu neprime\u0107eni. Tako da \u017eelim da ti se ovim putem zahvalim!<\/em><\/p>\n Only for those who don’t understand Serbian here is the\u00a0translation \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n Your seminars still receive a lot of compliments on every conference you present, but this is not the only reason for this recognition. Your ideas and effort in creating judge community in Belgrade are not unnoticed. In this way I want to thank you for everything you did.<\/em> [\/cets_callout_box]<\/p>\n Congratulation Milos for you amazing work!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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