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American Double IPA

12lb Rahr 2-row

3lb CaraMunich Type 1

5gal Strike Water @ 165*F

60min Sacchrine Rest @ 152*F

4.5gal Sparge Water @ 165*F

Collected all

Boil

60min 10mL Hopshot

Flameout

1oz Centennial Pellets

1oz Chinook Pellets

1oz Simcoe® Pellets

15min @ 135*F

1oz Centennial Pellets

1oz Chinook Pellets

1oz Simcoe® Pellets

5gal to Primary Fermenter

Pitched 1pkg Safale US-04

OG Unknown

Featuring new music by Hot Tip, Priests, ExMaid, Out and more. 

On “Sunshine State,” released today. 

Tom Waits FTW

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politico:

Ivanka Trump, who has kept a low profile since moving her family to Washington, is beginning a quiet push on the same women’s economic empowerment agenda she advocated on the campaign trail last year.

On Thursday night, President Donald Trump’s eldest daughter hosted a dinner party with a group of CEOs at her new Kalorama home—the stated purpose, according to two attendees, was for Ivanka Trump to solicit ideas on how to promote women in the workforce and fight for issues like paid maternity leave.

The working dinner party marked Ivanka Trump’s first step toward trying to influence policy in her father’s administration. Trump’s most high-profile first daughter stepped down from her executive position at the Trump Organization, and separated from her eponymous fashion line last month, to serve as an outside support system for her father and her husband, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner. But Thursday night’s dinner marked Ivanka Trump’s foray into politics on her own, since moving to the nation’s capital.

Attending the Thursday night dinner was Walmart CEO Doug McMillon; General Motors CEO Mary Barra; Ernst & Young CEO Mark Weinberger; Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky; investment banker Adebayo Ogunlesi; JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon; Trump’s head of the National Economic Council, Gary Cohn; and Dina Powell, the former Goldman Sachs partner who recently joined the administration to advise Ivanka Trump and Kushner.

Read more here

Ivanka 2020

https://megamart.subpop.com/releases/pissed_jeans/why_love_now

1. Waiting On My Horrible Warning

A guttural garbled mess. Better not admit you like it.

2. The Bar Is Low

Is any song more fitting of these times? It’s a pop song.

3. Ignorecam

Like the Bataan Death March, then nirvana.

4. Cold Whip Cream

Let it fly! Throttle wide open.

5. Love Without Emotion

A loping beat with crooning lyrics and guitar.

6. I’m a Man

Agreed.

7. (Won’t Tell You) My Sign

This one is totally fine.

8. It’s Your Knees

If Black Sabbath had covered Metallica.

9. Worldwide Marine Asset Financial Analyst

As a worker, this one speaks to me.

10. Have You Ever Been Furniture
Feeling the angst on this one.

11. ActiviaSludgy. 

Crepuscular.

12. Not Even Married
It’s an angry sound, but catchy.

My sixth podcast for Razorcake is available now.

I reviewed Joe Halstead’s debut novel here.

A remembrance of Keith Schieron, producer of “We Jam Econo,” for Razorcake.

michaeltfournier:

My review of Aaron Gilbreath’s book of essays is up on Chicago Review of Books.

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My review of Aaron Gilbreath’s book of essays is up on Chicago Review of Books.

I wrote some speculative fiction about Scott Halpin, the guy who jumped onstage to play with the Who when Keith Moon passed out at a 1973 show. Check it out here.

My fifth Razorcake podcast is available now, featuring new music by (among others) Strange Passage, Nocturnal Habits and Nervous Triggers.

I reviewed Jason DeBoer’s Annihilation Songs for Electric Literature.

I interview postermaker extraordinaire Jay Ryan for Pitchfork here.

I reviewed Peter Orner’s new book “Am I Alone Here?” for Electric Literature.

michaeltfournier:

Check out the article I wrote about my Spam key for McSweeny’s Internet Tendency.

Check out the article I wrote about my Spam key for McSweeny’s Internet Tendency.

150g poolish
340g KA AP
45g rye flour
225g water

30min autolayse

8g salt
¼ tsp instant yeast

2 hour fermentation

Formed baguette

2 hour fermentation

49min at 425*F (first 15min steam)

OG 1.009

Primed with 2/3 cup brown sugar

3 12oz bottles
22 22oz bottles

cabildoquarterly:

Cabildo Quarterly issue #10, fall 2016, featuring new poetry and fiction by Kat Georges, Mike Faloon, Katelyn Kenderish, Robert Walicki, Wred Fright and Saloni Kaul is available now via issuu and pdfsr.

Wherein I interview Tobias Carroll for the Collapsar. 

Siphon to secondary fermenter.

10lb 2-row
1lb Crystal

3.5gal strike water @ 165*F

60min mash

5gal strike water @ 165*F

Boil

0min 1oz Willamete, 1oz Tetang
10min 1oz Peter’s Stash
20min 1oz Peter’s Stash
30min 1oz Peter’s Stash
40min 1oz Peter’s Stash
50min 1oz Peter’s Stash
60min 1oz Peter’s Stash
70min >1oz Peter’s Stash

Cooled to 95*F

Pitched 1 pkg Safale US-04

200g poolish
400g KA AP
200g HM Rye
200g Water

30min autolayse

Featuring music by the Proletariat, Bad Leg, Savak, Mary and the Immaculate Rejections and a ton more. 

Click here.

I reviewed D. Foy’s “Patricide” for Chicago Review of Books.

Also, here’s a review of Louie Cronin’s “Everyone Loves You Back” for Vol. 1 Brooklyn.

I did some writing on Amy Farina’s drumming for the Warmers on The Collapsar.

I interviewed Sam about his new book ‘Exploded View’ here.

Here’s a review of Ben Snakepit’s new “Manor Threat” anthology for Vol. 1 Brooklyn. 

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Mention @1ApolloBot in your tweet of an Artist Album Song.  Watch for RT when a match is made.  Listen at http://dj-apollo.herokuapp.com/.

I’m still enjoying this.

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This is the game, right here.

Adapted from http://www.breadcetera.com/?p=71

300g poolish

200g KA Rye

550g KAAP

450g Water

15g Salt

2 tsp instant yeast

Autolayse

Add salt and yeast, knead by flap-and-fold

Let rise

Split into two

Let rise

Make boulets

Let rise

Bake @ 425*F 40min (15min steam)

Test post the thirth.