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For the Record, June 14, 2013
University community reports presentations, publications
9:40 a.m., June 14, 2013--For the Record provides information about recent professional activities of University of Delaware faculty, staff, students and alumni.
Recent presentations, publications and service include the following:
Campus Stories
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Joy Goswami, assistant director of the Office of Economic Innovation and Partnerships, recently visited India, participating in seminars and guest lectures at the University of Delhi in New Delhi, the annual meeting of the Society of Technology in Chennai and Amity University in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, which published an article about the presentation.
Rudi Matthee, John and Dorothy Munroe Professor of History, was the invited faculty speaker for the Safavid and Mughal Empires at the four-week NEH Summer Seminar on Empires and Interactions Across the Early Modern World, 1400-1800, Saint Louis University, June 11.
William W. Boyer, Charles Polk Messick Professor Emeritus of Public Administration and visiting scholar of the Center for Applied Demography and Survey Research, has been informed that his article, "Asia's Influence on Public Administration in the West" published in International Area Studies Review (Seoul, Korea, 2001), has been selected by SAGE Publications to be published in an academic work entitled Public Sector Reform edited by Andrew Massey (University of Edinburgh) in July.
Rudi Matthee, John and Dorothy Munroe Professor of History, published "Rudeness and Revilement: Russian-Iranian Relations in the Mid-Seventeenth Century," Iranian Studies 46:3 (2013): 333-358.
David Herman, Trustees Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Music and University organist, hosted 20 students and three teachers from the Newark Center for Creative Learning on May 30 in a "Meet the Pipe Organ" event at Bayard Sharp Hall. Students learned how pipe organs work, examined sample pipes that each got to hold, and heard Herman play music from Star Wars on the University's Jefferson Pipe Organ. Students then went up into the gallery and played the organ, one-by-one, which Herman said was a highlight.
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International Journal of Auditing – January 2010
Claes Norgren
Auditor General of Sweden
Supreme audit institutions (SAI) play an important role in strengthening their respective countries' accountability and governance. SAIs help their governments improve performance, enhance transparency, ensure accountability, fight corruption, promote public trust, and foster the efficient and effective receipt and use of public resources for their citizens. SAI work to reduce waste and abuse of public resources has the indirect effect of making more money available for programs to fight poverty.
SAIs are a central element of good governance and accountability. While their role as watchmen of transparency and accountability is obvious in certain countries, they can play an even more important role in promoting good governance in developing countries or fragile states. Therefore, SAI operations must set a good example as key development actors along with a system that includes a Parliament, freedom of the press, and public access to official records. Active involvement in INTOSAI is one way for SAIs to further develop their perspectives on their role in governance. Learning from the experiences of others also allows SAIs to strengthen this role. This has definitely been proven true in the Swedish experience.
Globalization has placed new demands on public policy. Political decisions must take international factors into account and adopt new forms to be efficient and make a difference. The same is true of auditing. Increased international exchanges today affect such areas as business deals, financial transactions, the transport of goods, the export of services, and taxation. The interaction between the private and public sectors has increased, and new dependencies have been created. The present financial crisis is definitely global in scope and, to a certain extent, has developed due to globalization. As Robert L. Bunting, President of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) has observed,
"Governments, standard setters, and the accounting profession need to collaborate closely if common high-quality standards in accounting and auditing are to be established, adopted, and well implemented. And that includes accounting standards for governments, many of which have become major investors in the private sector during the crisis."
Finding joint international solutions is becoming increasingly important, a trend that is becoming evident in the field of auditing, where the auditor has to focus on what unites rather than what divides across borders and between sectors. The need to create financial and political stability is one common denominator, and harmonized global standards and auditor independence are important prerequisites for this. Thus, SAIs are facing new challenges in their important task of auditing the impact of actions carried out by the executive branches of government.
Public sector auditing has come under intensified scrutiny as its role in strengthening public management, follow-up, and control and supporting good governance has been increasingly recognized. Over the years, INTOSAI members have expressed a clear need for more robust and reliable auditing standards than what has been available to date. Furthermore, the World Bank has emphasized the importance of SAIs and the development of international standards for public sector auditing. INTOSAI has responded by not only pursuing the work on auditing standards but also involving the donor community in the cooperation. New claims from its own members, the donor community, and society at large have created a new and important context for developing auditing standards.
This challenge has been very obvious in the Swedish National Audit Office as it chairs the Subcommittee on Financial Auditing Guidelines (FAS) and hosts the FAS Secretariat and its work to develop internationally accepted standards for financial audit. This work has been carried out in close cooperation with IFAC and the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB) with financial support from the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank. As a result of this unique cooperation between public and private sector auditing, we can be assured that the final product—the development of International Standards of Supreme Audit Institutions (ISSAI) for financial audits—will be state of the art. SAIs around the world also deserve special mention for their generous contributions to FAS' work by nominating financial audit experts, commenting on exposure drafts, and encouraging us in other ways. Without this invaluable input, the task of the FAS would have been impossible. Thank you all!
Implementing new auditing standards will mean challenges but will greatly benefit all SAIs.
For the auditor, it will provide greater confidence and credibility in the audit work being carried out. Internationally accepted standards form the basis for our professionalism as auditors.
For the stakeholders of each SAI—such as the Parliament, the executive branch, the auditees, the press, and the public—it will increase confidence in the SAI's work.
Applying INTOSAI financial audit guidelines provides a basis for cooperation and the exchange of experiences between SAIs and auditors in different countries, enabling each SAI to relate its work to that of others operating in accordance with international standards. Globally accepted standards will provide a common language to serve as a basis for professional discourse and cooperation. Mutual experience will benefit all.
To INTOSAI members, implementation of the ISSAIs for financial audits will have a clear impact on our work as it puts new demands on the way we conduct our audits. That will certainly be the case for the Swedish SAI, just to mention one example. It will require an investment in education and routines that will affect our budget for some time and will also to some extent affect our auditees. However, the implementation cost must be seen as a very good investment in a joint international regulation as well as a step towards a healthy domestic and world economy.
After the XX INCOSAI, the INTOSAI congress in South Africa in November this year, the ISSAIs for financial audits will be available to the whole INTOSAI community in five languages. They are already available in English. This means that from the end of this year there will be a global standard for financial audit applicable both in public and private sectors. Over the long run, this will significantly contribute to improved transparency and accountability in the public arena, and I am very proud to have been involved in the process.
Please read more about the ISSAIs and their implementation in the interview with Auditor General Claes Norgren and Arnold Schilder, Chair of the IAASB, on page 11.

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Richard Goldner
Richard Goldner (23 June 1908 – 27 September 1991) was a Romanian-born, Viennese-trained Australian violist, pedagogue and inventor. He founded Musica Viva Australia in 1945, which became the world's largest entrepreneurial chamber music organisation.[1] The Goldner String Quartet was named in his memory.
Richard Goldner was born in a small town in Romania in 1908. His family moved to Vienna when he was six months old.[2] He took up the violin at the age of four or five.[2] After leaving school, he studied architecture at university, but also secretly enrolled at the New Vienna Conservatory,[2] where he studied under Simon Pullman. He later received another diploma from the Academy of Music.[2] He received instruction at master classes from Bronisław Huberman and other violinists.[2] He played the viola in the Simon Pullman Ensemble from 1931 to 1938,[3] and became Pullman's assistant and closest friend.[2] (Pullman was later to die in a Nazi extermination camp.) Goldner and his brother escaped the Nazi oppression of Jews in Austria and arrived in Australia in 1939, shortly after the start of World War II.[4] There, although designated an enemy alien[1][2] he soon became involved in musical life in his new country.[5] He founded the Monomeeth String Quartet, basing its name on an indigenous word for peace and harmony.[6] However, because the Australian Musicians Union's restrictions on employing foreigners meant he could not take up an offer of a position with an Australian Broadcasting Commission orchestra,[7] he had to find other ways of making a living.[2][8] He worked as a jeweller[9] with his brother[2] and also invented a new style of zipper that was immune to sand and would not break under war-time conditions,[8] and which was vitally needed for use in the manufacture of parachutes.[3] For this, he was attached to the Army Inventions Directorate and the Royal Australian Air Force.[2] This invention made him a lot of money,[1] and was acknowledged in the official history of Australia's war effort.[2][9][10] In 2011, the Oscar-winning former film maker Suzanne Baker published Beethoven and the Zipper: The Astonishing Story of Musica Viva.[11]
During the war, the then Minister for Immigration, Harold Holt, was personally very helpful in arranging passage for Richard Goldner's parents to Australia.[2]
In 1945 he founded "Richard Goldner's Sydney Musica Viva", whose first concert was held at the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music in Sydney on 8 December 1945,[3] to an audience of over 1,000 people. The first item they played was Beethoven's Große Fuge, Op. 133, in honour of his teacher Simon Pullman. (Pullman's makeshift chamber ensemble had been playing the Große Fuge in the Warsaw Ghetto in August 1942 when they were rounded up and sent to Treblinka, only one of them surviving.[3]) During Goldner's concert there was a power blackout, and car headlights, an Army generator and hurricane lamps were used for illumination.[3][9][12] The success of the concert inspired Goldner to form an organisation for the promotion of chamber music in all its forms. In this he was supported by Hephzibah Menuhin (then married to an Australian and living in Victoria) and assisted by a fellow refugee named Walter Dullo, a German lawyer-turned-chocolate maker and musicologist.[13] Together, Goldner and Dullo found 17 musicians (mostly also southern or central European refugees, and mostly Jewish) and formed them into four separate chamber groups under the name Musica Viva (later becoming Musica Viva Australia).[3][14] The initial funding for the organisation came from Goldner himself, from the proceeds of the manufacture of his zipper.[1][2] They developed a punishing playing schedule throughout Australia and New Zealand, giving 170 concerts and travelling 50,000 miles a year.[2] Although they were always financially successful, this schedule became exhausting. This, plus the fact that Goldner had injured the first finger of his left hand while making another invention,[2] led to Goldner retiring from playing in 1952, and the group was disbanded, but it reformed in 1954.[4]
Later life[edit]
He had always wanted to teach violin and viola, and to conduct young people's orchestras.[2] In the early 1950s, Eugene Goossens, the Director of the NSW Conservatorium, approached him about teaching there, but he was far too busy with Musica Viva's playing schedule at that time.[2] He was again approached in the early 1960s, this time by the new Director, Sir Bernard Heinze, and he was now in a position to accept a teaching position.[2] He lectured in violin and viola.
In 1966 he moved to the United States with his former pupil Charmian Gadd. They taught at Pittsburgh and Washington (state). They married in 1970, when he was 62, and returned to Australia in 1981.[4] Richard Goldner collected one of the most extensive chamber music libraries in Australia, which he donated to the NSW Conservatorium.[2]
He died in Balmain, Sydney on 27 September 1991, aged 83.
In June 1992, less than nine months after his death, a street in the Canberra suburb of Melba was named Goldner Circuit.[10]
The Richard Goldner Award was founded by the Balmain Sinfonia in 1993, and goes to the winner of a biennial concerto competition for the player of an orchestral string instrument.[5] Charmian Gadd is the patron of the competition.[15]
Goldner String Quartet[edit]
The Goldner String Quartet was formed in honour of Richard Goldner in 1995, and consists of Dene Olding and Dimity Hall (violins), Irina Morozova (viola; an ex-pupil of Goldner)[16] and Julian Smiles (cello).
- Suzanne Baker, Beehoven and the Zipper: The Astonishing Story of Musica Viva, 2011[11]
- ^ a b c d Australian Jewish Historical Society – Victoria
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s National Library, Oral History and Folklore: Interview with Richard Goldner, 7 November 1966
- ^ a b c d e f Australian Jewish News, May 2007
- ^ a b c Atkinson, Knight, McPhee: The Dictionary of Performing Arts in Australia
- ^ a b Balmain Sinfonia
- ^ Boyer Lecture, 28 November 2004
- ^ The Foreigner, the Musicians' Union and the State in 1920s Australia: a Nexus of Conflict
- ^ a b Elaine Thompson, Fair Enough
- ^ a b c Access my library
- ^ a b ACT Gazette, 1 June 1992
- ^ a b Steve Meacham, "Author plays score of life found in music", Sydney Morning Herald, 27 April 2011. Retrieved 14 March 2014
- ^ Year Book Australia
- ^ Australian Dictionary of Biography: Walter Andreas Dullo
- ^ German Australia
- ^ Balmain Sinfonia
- ^ Musica Viva: Irina Morozova
External links[edit]
- 1908 births
- 1991 deaths
- Australian people of Romanian-Jewish descent
- Australian classical violists
- Sydney Conservatorium of Music faculty
- Australian inventors
- Romanian Jews
- Romanian emigrants to Australia
- Jewish emigrants from Austria after the Anschluss
- Jewish Australian musicians
- People from Craiova
- Musicians from Vienna
- 20th-century classical musicians


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21Sep, 14
VEW.01 (very exciting week number one)
Since the arrival of the OBF t-shirts this week, it has been non-stop positivity and chaos. After the arrival I posted a quick preview of 1/5 OBF t-shirts being printed, w/ the song We Made It by Drake and Soulja Boy over top. At that moment my world changed forever, never looking back either.
below is a link to the preview
OBF received masses amount of support from people of all walks of life, which is the goal. We had photographers, videographers, artists, thrill junkies, musicians, and some cool people overall hit us up to congratulate us.
Once all the dust settled we got down to business. We took inventory, we checked all the product, and we sorted all the t-shirts. The next step was to get the tags sewn onto some samples. Those came back and we were iffy about the job done. So, back to the drawing board, made some more phone calls and now they will be sewn on with more precision. All the t-shirts will be done in roughly 3 weeks.
Now that the product was there we needed to get it ready. We ran into the photographer at the mall a few days after which was totally random because the dewd is from another country. We were just chit chatting away when he invited me to the Inner State Gallery, which would be showcasing the work of David 'Meggs' Hooke.
below you will find some photos from the event
After the Inner State Gallery we journeyed to a liquor store where I was reminded on how real this world is. We were standing in line when I noticed the man ahead of us had a FREAK'N GUN just loung'n in his pocket. I thought to myself you clearly have to use that often if it is just hang'n there. Once we purchased the goods we went to an abandoned factory that had exploded somewhere in Detroit. This place was F**K'n amazing. I had never experienced anything like it before in my life. The thrill of being in something so historic and abandoned was surreal. The best part was I found a newspaper from 1988.
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17Sep, 14
Glad you made it,
I'd like to say the journey to starting a streetwear clothing brand starts now but in reality it started about a year ago in Windsor Ontario. Just chilling on my couch designing some stuff when all of a sudden it hit me. Why am I not doing this for real? I have been working in the retail world for 10+ years at West49 and Zumiez. I love talking to customers, learning what they like, and getting them in the finest of garments. Most of the kids that want the cool factor sh*t, I show them the Diamond Supply Co section. It is most likely going to get you the most likes on instagram and increase your street cred. Now someone looking for more of the features and functions I would show them the new OBEY reflector series, or my personal favourite the Stussy (thats pronounced STEW-SEE) reflector series with that 3M reflective material. Now the last and final customer are the ones looking for deals. These are the easiest because everywhere I have worked offers BOGO (buy one get one). So, after realizing all this I contacted my buddy who knows a lot about the business side of things and made him my partner. Nothing is better than making a deal over a tasty Italian dinner at Spagos.


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'X Files' Star Gillian Anderson: I've Had Lesbian Relationships
If you were a fan of the sci-fi drama The X Files back in the day, you'll be intrigued to learn an interesting tidbit about one of its most beloved stars. Best known for her longtime role on the series as Agent Scully, Gillian Anderson revealed in the April issue of Out magazine that she's had numerous romantic relationships with women.
The actress was completely comfortable opening up about the experience, admitting, "I was in a relationship with a girl for a long time when I was in high school." But her trial with same-sex romances extended further than just a one time thing. She confessed to having additional flings with other women as well, telling the magazine,"You know, I'm old enough that I can talk about that."
The 43-year-old star went on to contemplate what life would've been like had she completely come out to the public. She wondered, "If I had thought I was 100 percent gay, would it have been a different experience for me?…Would it have been a bigger deal if shame had been attached to it and all those things that become huge life-altering issues for youngsters in that situation?" But in the end, she concluded, "It's possible that my attitude around it came, on some level, from knowing that I still liked boys."
As of now, Anderson is currently partnered with (but not married to) her longtime boyfriend Mark Griffiths, whom she shares two sons with: Oscar and Felix. The star also has a 17-year-old daughter, Piper, from her first marriage to Clyde Klotz (her second marriage was to Julian Ozanne, whom she divorced in 2006). It goes to show you're never too old to have a few skeletons in your closet.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
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So that quote at the end here just hit home and made me cry a little. In a good way, because it's so true.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the reminder of that important truth!
ahhh so true. let's hope today we don't have to use our umbrellas though! have a wonderful day molly.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the reminder to indeed be thankful. We have so much. I love the look of the city where you live now and am so glad you're having this adventure.ReplyDelete
I am continuously bowled over by your incredibly ability to appreciate the finest and also the simplest things in life. Friend, you have quite the appreciateive eye, and I like it.ReplyDelete
pretty pics. this is inspiring for me. today I am going to pause and see what is around me.ReplyDelete
I love it! The leaves changing colors are my favorite too. I love to just stand at the end of our street before I turn the corner and take the sight in for a few extra seconds.ReplyDelete
And a great quote!
All I want to know is where the hell is my Christmas Martha?ReplyDelete
headbands that stay in place are not to be overlooked. seriously.ReplyDelete
also, i like the word bodega.
Love this, dear Molly.ReplyDelete
I love your grateful heart, as well as your lovely pictures - particularly those gorgeous flowers.
And yes, regarding the headband . . . where does one find such a companion who stays in place?
Just today, as I was gathering leaves for Lydia's 3p party, I stopped while on the ground and thought... why don't do I this, just because..... The yellow and red leaves are so beautiful. Acorns are so simple and neat. I've walked over them for a month and haven't thought twice about them, until today. I need to soak up all the beauty around me, instead of hurrying to the next chore on my list. Thanks for the reminder!ReplyDelete
laurenjeanallece- It kinda hit me like a ton of bricks, too. Glad to know we both needed the reminder. :)ReplyDelete
colleen- I have you have had a swell day yourself!
E + B- I had to buy my Christmas Martha at the bodega. That was for you, B. Does Martha come to Ivie Grocery?
ourvapor- Mine promptly fell off my head as soon as typed those words. Sigh.
The quote at the end is very inspiring. I sometimes feel like I just want and want and want and do not take enough time to appreciate what I have. Thanks for hitting this home.ReplyDelete
I am all about trying to live in the moment these days. It is amazing how much easier it is to appreciate the little things when you are actually present.
Thanks for this post! And thanks for being you :)
I am behind on commenting.ReplyDelete
Why do headbands have to be so cute yet so difficult? My problem is, twenty minutes in I have a severe headache. And the comfort of my brain is just more important than the cuteness of my hair.
Those flowers are lovely. I want some.
I just got the new Martha in the mail. I started a list on possible Christmas cookie recipes for this year. I want to make 8 batches of 8 different cookies in one day like my mother in law, Gail, does. It's happening.
girl, your really know how to share a good quote. ah the little things.ReplyDelete
1) If I was you I would probably watch You've Got Mail...every weekend. 2) Are those bean boots? Either way ya look cute.ReplyDelete
Erin- I want to sample each of the cookies you make. Thank you in advance.ReplyDelete
SBS- Thank you :)
Maggy- 1. I love You've Got Mail. 2. They are bean boots, indeed, and I love them, too. Thank you. :)
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24th Annual Central Florida Peanut Festival
|September 27, 2012
|Posted by Alyssa under Agriculture, Events
Are you looking for a family fun event? Is your family part of the 99% of the U.S. population that is not allergic to peanuts? Well, look no further! The 24th Annual Central Florida Peanut Festival is being held on Saturday, October 6, 2012 in Williston, FL.
The peanut festival was founded in 1989 and is hosted on the first Saturday in October. It is held in Williston, FL, which is located about 20 miles south of Gainesville, at the Williston Heritage Park. The festival features many family friendly events from rides, crafts, music, and information booths to a beauty pageant for infants and children up to 6 years old – where you'll find out who gets crowned next in The Little Peanut Royal Family. Attendees will be able to purchase peanuts in all varieties – baked, fried, boiled, roasted or plain. Assorted local talent will also be performing.
The festival only lasts for one day, so mark your calendars. Gates open from 9AM until 4PM. Admission and parking are both free. For more information call (352)528-5552 or visit the city's website at http://www.willistonfl.com.


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Infectious disease physician dispels vaccine myths ahead of back-to-school physicals
Having updated vaccinations is an important step for children heading back to school.
Having updated vaccinations is an important step for children heading back to school.
A new way of producing the seasonal flu vaccine could speed up the process and provide better protection against infection.
A new article published by JAMA Dermatology uses a nationwide database of emergency department (ED) visits to examine herpes zoster (HZ, shingles)-related ED utilization and costs.
Chain restaurants are not known for serving up healthy kids' meals. Most entrees on a kids' menu are either fried, breaded or doused in cheese. Fresh fruits and vegetables are rare side dish options, and French fries abound.
New University of Liverpool research reveals that the immune response of farmed chickens does not develop fast enough to fight off Campylobacter during their short lifespan. The findings have important implications in the ...
How much chicken is actually in your chicken sandwich?
The common cold is a viral infection of your nose and throat (upper respiratory tract). It's usually harmless, although it might not feel that way. Children younger than six are at greatest risk of colds, but healthy adults ...
The next time you go to see your health care provider for an upper respiratory illness - a cough or cold - don't assume you'll get a prescription for an antibiotic.
German authorities say a flock of 30,000 chickens has been destroyed in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein after a strain of bird flu was detected in their enclosure.
Isolates of a common poultry pathogen collected from animals in Indian bird markets were mostly resistant to multiple classes of antibiotics. The study provides the first data on prevalence and isolation of Helicobacter pullorum ...
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The chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) is a domesticated fowl, a subspecies of the Red Junglefowl. As one of the most common and widespread domestic animals, and with a population of more than 24 billion in 2003, there are more chickens in the world than any other species of bird. Humans keep chickens primarily as a source of food, consuming both their meat and their eggs.
The traditional poultry farming view of the domestication of the chicken is stated in Encyclopaedia Britannica (2007): "Humans first domesticated chickens of Indian origin for the purpose of cockfighting in Asia, Africa, and Europe. Very little formal attention was given to egg or meat production... " Recent genetic studies have pointed to multiple maternal origins in Southeast, East, and South Asia, but with the clade found in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa originating in the Indian subcontinent. From India the domesticated fowl made its way to the Persianized kingdom of Lydia in western Asia Minor, and domestic fowl were imported to Greece by the fifth century BC. Fowl had been known in Egypt since the 18th Dynasty, with the "bird that lays every day" having come to Egypt from the land between Syria and Shinar, Babylonia, according to the annals of Tutmose III.
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The annual snow sculpture competition organized by the Student Activities Office was held on Feb. 4 in the campus quad in front of the Siek Campus Center. The winners of the competition received Viking's Cove Bookstore gift cards of $100, $50, and $25 for placing first, second and third, respectively. All participants received a movie ticket to Regal Cinemas.
This year, seven teams participated in the competition to let loose their creativity and imagination on the snow that was gathered from the storm that closed our college on Feb. 2. Each team was equipped with a shovel, a bucket, and various props.
Michaela Pickett, Firdous Madany, and Everett McNair won the competition with their Viking ship snow sculpture that was adorned with big tree branches as oars, a whale, and a mermaid surrounding it. Hudson Valley President Drew Matonak congratulated the first place winners and took a photo with them after the results were announced by Alfredo Balarin, assistant director of Student Life.
Dana Collado, an individual participant, created a dragon sculpture inspired from the Dreamworks Animation film How To Train Your Dragon. "I picked this spot by the campus center windows because there was a lot of snow here," she said.
Felix Deion, Achynee Edmundson, and Jabir Hussein built an erupting snow volcano, with dried berries acting as lava pouring from the mouth of the snow volcano.
Mike Krajeski and his teammate did a replica of Bugdroid, the iconic green Android robot logo from Google Android, with two green shovels in its side to represent arms.
Casey Greenwood, Alex Shannon, and Casey Secor crafted a bunny rabbit. They initially wanted to make a dog or a cat, but the snow would not stick for them to design it.
Fanny Motey, Student Senate treasurer, sculpted a giant turtle in the middle of the campus quad with the help of Student Senate president Grace Harrison.
Jonathon Carroll, David Carroll, and Toni Lopresti built a Viking ship with tiny people on board, complete with a stern, shovels for oars, and a dragon on the ship's prow.
"I personally think this competition was a great idea and that there should be more student activities like this on campus. I saw numerous students and faculty taking time to stop and appreciate the artwork that is being done. I think it's wonderful and it promotes a sense of camaraderie around the campus. This is what makes Hudson Valley Community College great: it appreciates people just as much as it appreciates academics," said liberal arts major Sherwood Ludwig.


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Download Admission Guru apk 1.0.2 free for Android smartphone
Posted by EDUCATION CARE ORGANIZATION in Education | May 26, 2015 | 13 Comments
Apk file size: 2.2 MB
Admission Guru - 2015
This App is very much useful to Students who want to take admission in Degree Engineering Colleges of Gujarat State after Standard 12 Science.
This App gives complete information of Degree Engineering Admission 2015.
It has various features like
1. Engineering College List
2. Important Websites
3. List of Help Centers
4. Branch wise College with Intake
5. College Photographs
6. Videos & Placement
7. College Inquiry
8. Scope of Engineering
This App is widely used by Students, Parents, Teachers, Schools & Colleges of Gujarat state.
Whats new
Update ACPC Help Center & PNB Bank Branch
EDUCATION CARE ORGANIZATION part of our Education and have average installs from 1000 to 5000. Last Update May 26, 2015. Google play rating is 93.0159. Current verison is 1.0.2. Actual size 2.2 MB.
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13 Comments
Mohammed Vayada
GREAT Nicely organized and informative app for getting information (almost all) about colleges (GUJARAT) and fields of engineering...
ajay panchal
Appreciate by silver oak.....nice work out on this application.....
Requirements Please enable the bank and acpc help center information
Deep Chokshi
Helpful Nice App for new commers in Engineering. It contains most of the info of different colleges in Gujarat.
abhi jani
Great app This app is very usefull thank you socet
jvalant modi
SOCET Educate to Innovate.....
Bony Patel
Awesome... Very helpful for students...Feeling proud on my college...
Mayur Kanojiya
sanket lakhani
Awesome Really it is very useful to know about colleges fields etc
Meet Patel
Meet patel A nice organization of all colleges and cutoffs
izaz vhora
Wonderful The apps for addmission
Divyang Pandya
★★★★★ Awesome app...... :-)
Patel Happy
Addmition guru It is good app for collages....