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Due to the temporal nature of the Triolic Pattern Enhancer, there is a random chance that a random number of beings from the past may be pulled into your current space-time when using it, even in a social map. Entities reported include Tribbles, random 23rd century Klingons, random 23rd century Starfleet Security Officers, random Species M-113 salt vampires, and random Devidians.

I've just received my first ever order from the Coopers online store and I'm a bit worried because the three brew enhancer 2 I received are hard as set concrete. They're bricks. I've used these very recently and they're powders so I'm guessing these are very old. This isn't right is it?

I don't have any experience with this, but I do remember seeing some forum posts online where people have had this same issue (and even emailed coopers customer service about it). The advice they got from coopers and others was to not worry about it.

this happened to me with my first be2. I think it loses its seal and air gets in. I just threw the whole lot into a bowl added water, came back 1/2 an hour later and it had all dissolved, threw it into fv and brewed as per normal, no problems and beer was normal.

Had a couple of bricks like this. Produced beer as good as any other I had with BE2 that were not bricks. Its just that the powder is very hygroscopic and with that it will brick if there is a hole somewhere. I wouldn't worry about it.

Nothing wrong with using boiling water on it, or even actually boiling it in some water for a few minutes. When I make yeast starters I don't bother dissolving the dry malt completely (just enough to be able to pour the mix into the flask) because the resultant boil on the stove takes care of that for me anyway.

That's not really a major issue if you've made the same style before, or have a reference to go to, (like Ian H's spreadsheet), & obviously you'll still know when the brew's finished by checking the SG a couple of days in a row, provided it's in the expected range.

Realistically (& I may do this experiment myself one day), you could theoretically throw all your ingredients in the FV, make sure it's correct temp, then throw in your yeast without any mixing at all, & the yeast would still find all the sugars, mix them through & turn them into beer just as well as it would with all the mixing.

Zaphod, yep our basic CraftBrew instructions are no stir. However, there's nothing wrong with giving the brew a good stir - when yeast are first added to the brew they appreciate a well Oxygenated environment.

You won't end up with too much oxygen by stirring a brick of fermentables into a brew. Air is only 20% oxygen anyway, the temperature also plays a part, with it being less soluble at room temp or higher, and also there's a limit on how much oxygen can actually be dissolved into wort by simply stirring or shaking the hell out of the fermenter. You can add more by use of an airstone or pure O2, which a fair number of guys doing AG on other forums actually do.

Thanks Paul, just to add a little more experience to the table: I had a few bags of 500g LDM I bought sealed at my local brew store sitting around and they were going hard also. Not as rock solid as the brew enhancer does but still. I attribute this one to high humidity here in Darwin. It only took a week or so but it also makes sense what you say about the malt drawing moisture from the dex

The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated the imposition of social isolation measures, including the closure of universities, shifting higher learning to an emergency online regime. Will the recent generation of university graduates be stigmatized by this fact as they enter the labor market? This article reviews the issues that may determine the future of this cohort, based on an analysis of the situation in institutions of higher education.

To properly carry out virtual education requires taking into account and coherently coordinating a number of different considerations. For example, depending on the pedagogical plan to be implemented, there may be different lecturer-student ratios, a different proportion of online classes may be implemented, and some sessions may be synchronous while others may be conducted asynchronously.

During the pandemic, especially during the first weeks of university closures, none of these factors were taken into account, and the quality of teaching depended on the ability of lecturers to adapt and improvise while teaching classes and carrying out assessments. Lecturers had to change their classes without notice. They also had to adapt their teaching to platforms for which, in many cases, they did not have sufficient training. Added to this was the uncertainty about the duration of the situation, something that varies depending on the country you look at.

This led to negative student evaluations of the experience compared to the face-to-face regime, as reported in various studies.1 There may be several reasons for this: First, students confined by lockdowns lost contact with peers and campus life, so their motivation to learn diminished without the incentives inherent in university attendance. Moreover, as noted above, lecturers were forced to improvise on the spot without having a strong background in distance learning, inevitably leading to less structured instruction.2 It is important to keep in mind that reduced motivation among students had an effect on lecturers, as well, which may have led to a lack of motivation among instructors and an increase in stress and anxiety, as teleworking reports indicate more generally.3

The forced introduction of online teaching opens up a new avenue in the debate. At this turning point, the move to online learning may represent an advantage for these university graduates, who will be better prepared for the labor market of the future, in terms of online work.5 However, it could represent a detriment to this pilot generation, who may see their training as incomplete due to the lack of resources at universities to deal with this change. This scenario of uncertainty raises a key question for the future of labor market studies:

This question cannot yet be answered with confidence, but there are a number of factors that provide clues about the dynamics that may shape the future of this generation and, consequently, those to come. The pandemic has meant that university students have not developed their interpersonal skills and social networks within the university and the labor market to the same degree as under normal circumstances. Socio-economic research has an important role to play in this regard, as researchers must envision whether this historical event will be a catalyst for change in the future of work and human capital, or simply an impasse that will derail the future of a generation.

As mentioned above, a university degree has lost some of its value in the labor market. Employability has evolved as a concept, coming to be defined based on a set of generic and specific skills that are developed, in many cases, through dynamics far removed from the acquisition of knowledge through study.

In the literature, various classifications can be found for these competencies.6 In addition to conceptual differences, different authors group the skills needed for better employability according to different criteria.7 The most generalist classification, put forward by Becker,8 distinguishes between general and firm-specific competencies. This classification was extended by Nordhaug,9 differentiating between firm-specific, task-specific, and economic sector-specific competencies. As research progressed, the classifications became more complex, giving way to much more specific and heterogeneous definitions. For example, a recent study proposed six different skill groups: core competencies, adaptability, teamwork and interpersonal skills, computer literacy, employability competencies, and technical and domain-specific competencies.10

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