ICYMI here is a recap of the coolest outdoor beer festival in town, NC Project Brew's Parkas N’ Pints, where graduating Brewmaster students presented 15 unique brews to sip and savour. Congratulations to the amazing event crew and this semester’s Brew student cohort! #MyNCStory

Northumbria University in Newcastle upon Tyne is providing a fully funded PhD scholarship aimed at researching the future of UK craft beer and breweries. For more details click here: findaphd.com/phds/project/b…

Happy Holidays!

If the current level of hospitalizations in Canada had occurred before the first Omicron wave, it would have been considered the worst wave yet. Every *low* since Omicron is higher than the *peak* of the Delta wave that Omicron was supposed to save us from.

why did he call it the critique of pure reason and not remix to cognition

True, there is no safe amount of alcohol consumption - so tell me, you puritan pukes; what is the safe amount of skateboarding? The safe amount of falling in love? dating? Sex? What is the safe amount of living? Safety was never guaranteed - but death is - so maybe live a little

Congratulations to KJ Bird and the team at Minihkwe Brewery on their grand opening in Saskatoon! #craftbeer 🍻

"There's only one rule that I know of, babies- god damn it, you've got to be kind."

If you change "my students are so disengaged right now" to "my students are living through trauma, grief, chaos, and looking at a bleak future" does that make any kind of difference?

If there's no lasting immunity to covid and no upper limit on infections and the CDC's central estimate is a 70% risk of long covid after 5 infections won't most people that don't die get long covid? Isn't this the brutal logic on the current path? What am I missing?

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I looked at my #DiscoElysium -assed Costco ID photo just now, and didn't recognize myself.

I feel like we've entered a new era that is post-science, individualist and based in information blackout and obfuscation. Enter: the vibes theory of disease