I mean, what is up with this type of spam? Now it is personalised with the name of a non-existent relative? I mean, they couldn’t find an Axelsen in Denmark, where the name is more common than Smith? Seriously, these scammers need to start trying to be least a little convincing. Togbe Law FirmNo R.C. …
Well, I just spent the last few days writing an assignment for a university course I am taking in qualitative research, which was made a little difficult by a daughter with hand foot and mouth disease. Said disease meant she couldn’t go to the daycare centre, and so I have been the good husband and …
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Introduction to the assignment I am currently working on. Just for you, @raark: 1 Introduction Australian rural communities that are economically dependent upon a single primary industry can be particularly affected by systemic change in industry viability over time (Marshall, Fenton, Marshall, & Sutton, 2007). The challenges faced by such communities are only increased by …
Courtesy of @ekreeger, I thought this blog post might be a good one for anyone who presents in a world of Twitter: How to Present While People are Twittering | Pistachio. Having been involved in Rostrum for years, public speaking is, you know, one of my things, so it is interesting to know about how …
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Today I have had a coffee with Clive Warren, subject supervisor, and we have sorted out our general approach to the subject I am going to lecture next semester. Major innovation: two assignments and a group presentation on the final day of the course, no examination. I have also reviewed Ali’s assignment for him – …