I'm a PhD Graduand @universitySA researching regional innovation systems, innovation, entrepreneurial ecosystems, industry transitions and regional development
Today I visited the David Roche Foundation to see its current embroidering exhibition. Well worth seeing it as well as the house that David lived in....
Played Scrabble last weekend. Won 4 of 5 games, and 1st place in the second section and some prizes. But I played a great word with my husband last night - HOGWASH! The combination of these letters don't come up all that often.... 😀
@m_outreach Actually the bigger challenge, I think, is whether you can write papers so that it supports your future career - whether its an academic one or not...no matter how 'crazy' the system is....
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Played Scrabble yesterday, and won 4 of 6 games. Came third, but my wow moment came when I won against the top SA player with a score of 452 against 334 points! I also enjoyed playing words like trilobite, malarias, lovages and andiron😀!
@BrunoDelMontei1 Hi Bruno, in short, I played scrabble with my family. Years later I joined a local scrabble club and have played competition scrabble since 2001. Its very addictive! Significantly, I met my husband while playing in local tournaments. Scrabble is online too.
Played some very exciting games of scrabble today! Won 4 of 6 games & winning 3rd place & playing great words: eg Trilobite, Amniote, Lovages and Andiron, all of which had btw 62 & 90 pts 😀! Most exciting game was the one against the best player in SA - 452 points to 334!
@Marnie_HW Same here. what I liked about sign language is its ability to describe spatial information much better than spoken English. Also its use of topicalisation.
Why not wind down with a jigsaw puzzle? 🧩 Try our online puzzles inspired by the Library’s collection. Choose the number of pieces to change the level of difficulty.
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