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In this wave, 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…<\/p>\n Theodoros Millidonis Theo is a L1 born and raised in Bulgaria, and now living in Cyprus. He is a member of the Presenters Training Team within the Conference Sphere where he writes articles and delivers presentations on how judges can improve their public speaking skills. He is also a columnist for Magic Judge Monthly, being responsible for the Policy, Tournament Operations, Projects and Jobs sections. Theo is a driving force behind the MTG community in Cyprus, where he judges the floor during most PPTQ\u2019s and WMCQ\u2019s. His main focus currently is on certifying for L2.<\/p>\n Dami\u00e1n Hiller<\/a> “Theo, Your article series were great. It’s a great contribution on itself and very well worth a recognition on it’s own. But what has impressed me the most was the work behind the scenes, your tact and diplomacy and flexibility to adjust to other’s needs, suggestions and times, always with a positive and cheerful attitude. When this is also backed up by being one of the top presenter’s in your latest region’s conference, you’ve earned a spot in my nominations (and my heart \ud83d\ude1b ). Thanks for your contributions!”<\/em>[\/cets_callout_box]<\/p>\n Rami Abdo<\/a> “Thank you so much Theo for your enlightening presentation at the Europe-East Conference in Sinaia. Your seminar on body language was eloquent, informative, and ultimately found very useful for me. You obviously put a lot of research and hard work into it and I believe it paid off. I will certainly put what I have learned to good practice when I am standing face to face with players, organisers, and other judges.”<\/em>[\/cets_callout_box]<\/p>\n Giorgos Trichopoulos<\/a> “Having a L1 voted as the best presenter and the best presentation in a conference is not an easy feat. You managed to present a very difficult topic captivating the attention of all the judges present. Can’t wait for you next topic \ud83d\ude42 oh and your certification to L2 \ud83d\ude09 “<\/em>[\/cets_callout_box]<\/p>\n George Gavrilita<\/a> “Thank you Theo for your awesome article about Body Language. I asked for an article, you gave me three and all with dozens of pictures you made yourself, involving all your coworkers, to better illustrate the concepts – here<\/a>“<\/em>[\/cets_callout_box]<\/p>\n Congratulations Theo, this is quite amazing!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nTheodoros Millidonis<\/h2>\n
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\nTheodoros received 4 nominations in Wave 5, let’s have a look at them.<\/p>\n<\/span><\/span> had this to say about Theo:
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