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Harassment, Misogyny and Silencing on YouTube
Here is a very small sample of the harassment I deal with for daring to criticize sexism in video games. Keep in mind that all this is in response to my Kickstarter project for a video series called Tropes vs. Women in Video Games (which I have not even made yet). These are the types of silencing tactics often used against women on the internet who dare to speak up. But don't worry it won't stop me!
NOTE: These 60 comments were left over the course of just one hour on YouTube. They represent a tiny fraction of the 2000+ similar comments left on my video.
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The Nurburgring can be hired for private track days. The benefits of driving the Nordschleife on a closed track day are that there will be fewer cars, the standard of driving (should) be higher than on Touristfahrten days, instruction is available and encouraged, and there is no third party liability for UK drivers (see Insurance for more details on this).
More details of Destination Nurburgring, Nurburgring 700, and Unique Track Days dates can also be found on the Organised Tours page Track closuresThe Nürburgring can be hired at short notice by manufacturers or track day organisers, and the track
can open and close at very short notice - although the managers have said this year they will try to avoid this. However, you have to accept that there is a risk the Ring may be closed when you get there. You can minimize the risk by checking the Ring's official Touristfahrten calendar:
Nordschleife calendar Check direct with the GP Strecke office for the official opening times. See the page for more details. Or the full events calendar here: http://www.nuerburgring.de/events/motorsport-events/alle-events.html For the final word on whether the track is open, you can also call the office on +49 2691 302 630, although don't expect them to speak English. VLN endurance racesThere are ten four hour races a year in this endurance series held on a combined Nordschleife and (shortened) GP track. Entrants range from compacts and classics to fully developed race cars. Access to most of the Nordschleife is free and Grandstand tickets are only 15 in 2012 (up from 12 in 2011) including access to the paddock. Most races start Saturday 12pm and there is usually an evening Touristfahrten after the race finishes at 4pm. It's well worth going to see if it coincides with your visit and is rarely crowded around the track. RCN Circuit ChallengeRCN is apparently the oldest touring car race series in Germany. It is described as grassroots motorsport so expect familiar cars but not the full race cars of the VLN. Entrance to the Nordschleife is free for spectators. |
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"Yew" Tables Seasonal Menus For December & New Year's Eve
December 6, 2010
News from Scout supporter YEW restaurant + bar
Vancouver, BC | Diners in British Columbia are blessed with an impressive variety of fresh local produce grown and raised across the Province throughout the year. Feel good about enjoying sustainably sourced seafood and flavourful meats, fish and poultry that are thoughtfully raised and prepared.
It is with this ultra-fresh, local and seasonal mentality are offering a three-course, prix-fixe menu focusing on in-season ingredients sourced close to home. Each month the menu will feature a starring ingredient with supporting roles played by complementary in-season produce.
This month Chef Grant Macdonald has selected Sidney Island Venison and a variety of seasonal apples. Take a look at the menu the New Years Eve Menu after the jump… Read more
Actor & Vodka Fan Dan Aykroyd On The Bar At "Yew" This Friday
September 23, 2010
News from Scout supporter YEW restaurant + bar
Vancouver, BC | On Friday, September 24, Canadian actor Dan Aykroyd will be behind the bar at YEW in the Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver to mix Crystal Head Vodka cocktails. Aykroyd, spokesperson for the brand, is making a stop at YEW on a "bottle-signing" tour of Western Canada and the US to share his passion for the designer spirit.
Crystal Head Vodka is quadruple-distilled and triple-filtered through Herkimer diamond crystals. It is manufactured by the government of Newfoundland, the last government owned still in all of North America. The vodka is sold in a clear glass bottle in the shape of a human skull. Read more
"Fresh From…" Celebrates Corn & Crab at Four Seasons' "YEW"
September 3, 2010
News from Scout supporter YEW restaurant + bar
Vancouver, BC | Fresh From British Columbia's oceans, rivers, fields and farms Diners in British Columbia are blessed with an impressive variety of fresh local produce grown and raised across the Province throughout the year. Feel good about enjoying sustainably sourced seafood and flavourful meats, fish and poultry that are thoughtfully raised and prepared. We hope you've been making the most of summer – indulging in BC's juicy cherries, sun-warmed peaches and impossibly flavourful heirloom tomatoes at home, on the road or here at YEW. This September, enjoy our ultra-fresh, local and seasonal dinner concept for dinner nightly at YEW restaurant + bar. Known as "Fresh From…" this three-course, prix-fixe menu focuses on in-season ingredients sourced close to home. Each month the menu will feature a starring ingredient with supporting roles played by complementary in-season produce. This month Executive Chef Oliver Beckert is featuring two much loved ingredients, crab and corn. View the menu after the jump… Read more
YEW Wins "Where" Magazine Nod For Best Hotel Dining & Bar
June 7, 2010
News from Scout supporter YEW restaurant + bar
Vancouver, BC | YEW restaurant + bar takes top prize in the Best Hotel Dining & Bar category at the recent Where Vancouver Magazine's Annual Dining Awards. Voters credit the "gorgeous wood-trimmed room [that] lures the power crowd and celebrities, who come for inspired Pacific Northwest plates, served with flair in a dramatic setting." Read more
YEW Pays Tribute to Earth Hour as Part of Global Celebration
March 16, 2010
News from Scout supporter YEW restaurant + bar
Vancouver, BC | YEW restaurant + bar at the Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver will join 46 Four Seasons sister properties to create a chain of candlelight dinners that will circumnavigate the globe in celebration of Earth Hour. On Saturday, March 27th, a sequence of candlelight dinners will begin at Four Seasons Hotel Sydney at 8:30pm local time and move westward across the planet. Read more
Four Seasons' Yew Restaurant + Bar Joins The Scout Community
March 5, 2010
The good folks at YEW restaurant + bar in the Four Seasons Hotel are now proud member supporters of Scout. We will be publishing their news and press releases on our front page and hosting a page for them in our list of recommended restaurants. Click ahead or jump to their Scout page here. Read more
YEW seafood + bar
October 5, 2008
YEW seafood + bar is located in the Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver
791 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6C 2T4
Phone: 604.692.4939 for reservations or use Open Table.
Web: www.yewseafood.com
Coffee To Go | Every day 7:00 am – 10:30 am
Breakfast | Every day 7:00 am – 11:30 am
Brunch | Saturday and Sunday 11:30 am – 2:30 pm
Lunch | Monday to Friday 11:30 am – 2:30 pm
Dinner | Every day 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Executive Chef – Ned Bell
General Manager – Jeff Hanson
About YEW seafood + bar
YEW seafood + bar is set to become the city's premier seafood restaurant, delivering exceptionally delicious cuisine, great wines, innovative cocktails and a fun, welcoming environment for guests — all wrapped in legendary Four Seasons service.
With nearly 70 percent of customers ordering seafood the change just makes sense. YEW has answered the call with an exciting move to a concept that delivers simple, local, ultra fresh, and sustainable seafood infused with our own sense of whimsy and fun.
Guests will be welcomed by a gorgeous new RAW bar, seafood-inspired menu, a few nips and tucks in the restaurant and brand new Executive Chef Ned Bell to anchor the shift. Bell brings his culinary philosophy of 'Globally Inspired, Locally Created' to the mix creating both classic and innovative plates.
The clean and focused menu features a variety of seafood, simply and expertly prepared. Freshly shucked oysters are a natural start to the meal, paired with a glass of bubbles from a new selection of Grower's Champagnes. The 'Day Boat Fish' presents diners with the freshest 'catch of the day' and the new 'Share the Fish' platters will have all hands reaching across the table for Alaskan King Crab, Ahi tuna, scallop crudo, wild salmon and more.
YEW's savvy sommeliers, Emily Walker and Adam Ashukian have done their homework and they, along with the new Vinotech machine, will offer guests a great selection of seafood-fabulous wines by the glass and bottle. Both pros are up for any challenge! Whether it be pairing wines for YEW's new selection of 'Turf & Fish' dishes such as the unlikely, yet totally tasty, Pork + Octopus entrée.
Vancouver's cocktail scene is exploding and YEW's bartender extraordinaire, Justin Taylor, is leading the pack. The elevated bar menu features original handcrafted, last century classics and house punches to 'knock the socks off' everyone sitting on a stool.
Fans of the restaurant's much loved 16oz Rib Eye and Carbonara Gnocchi can rest easy – a few favourites will remain and those not feeling fishy can enjoy multiple beef, chicken and vegetarian options. Dessert lovers are also in for a treat with Pastry Chef Bruno Feldeisen taking on rustic desserts featuring seasonal ingredients.
The restaurant's new tagline, Modern. Coastal. Social., speaks to the atmosphere and experience the team is striving to create. The concept shift is a holistic one; key players from every area of the restaurant have been involved in ensuring the cocktails, wines, desserts, side dishes, interior design and even a more relaxed uniform work together to give guests a wonderful and welcoming dining experience.
Coffee Culture Bar
Single or double, long or short, your signature bean awaits at YEW Coffee Culture Bar in Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver. Personalise your morning where every cup is tailored for the above-average Joe.
YEW bar
In YEW bar, the menu of over 300 wines includes more than 150 by the glass – a temptation to sample the best of the best. YEW's bartenders continually renew the cocktail menu with fresh inventions. Hours: Sunday to Wednesday – 11am to midnight | Thursday to Saturday – 11am to 1am
Foxy Fridays
Join us every Friday from 2:30 pm until 10:00 pm for special bites and cocktails. Divas wearing pink clothing or accessories receive a complimentary appetiser. You may view the menu from the sample menus below.
Wine Down Sundays
Every bottle is 50% off on Sundays all day/evening.
YEW catering
Bring home the tantalising tastes of YEW restaurant + bar. Whether you are hosting an intimate gathering, a large dinner party for up to 45 guests or a reception for up to 65, YEW offers the perfect choice for an elegant, flavourful evening. YEW's catering menu features dishes from the Pacific region, including seared prawns and jalapeño scallop ceviche, as well as the restaurant's signature mango lobster roll.
For additional information or to book your event with our catering team, please call 1 (604) 689-9333.
Vancouver's Top Hotel Dining – YEW seafood + bar
~ WHERE Magazine 2008 ~
World's Best Places to Eat – YEW seafood + bar
~ Food & Wine GO List 2008 ~
Best Restaurant Design – YEW seafood + bar – Silver
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Best Hotel Dining – YEW seafood + bar – Bronze
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Cool vantage, but some drawbacks
Peter Koch
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
It makes for cool angles and easy access, but at the same time it gets tangled around itself very easily and also in my opinion, way overpriced for what it is.
Looking for a different vantage point
Eric Plath
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
If you are looking for a different vantage point and sick of having the camera on the top of your head this is definitely the way to go. I use it constantly when I inline speed skate and mountain bike. It is a lot of fun and gives another option for overall viewing of your line and overall scenery that is around you.
Used for Mountain Biking and Rafting
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
It is rather bulky and heavy to carry for mountain biking but I like to mount the GoPro from the chest instead of the helmet. It does take a while to setup and mount it on the chest. Another challenge is to get the right angle of the camera from the chest view.
Great gopro add on
Adam Rosenberg
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've only used this for skiing, but I think it creates an awesome point of view for the viewer. Like Seth said, make them very tight to avoid bumping around. Once I put this on and set it all up correctly I forget there is a camera strapped to my chest. Would recommend.
Works for me.
Seth Morrison
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
It fits well and is easy to take on and off. Have only used for skiing. Make it very tight for best results, some like extensions to get the camera up and more adjustability, but to much and back to bounce cam. Is kind of bulky for storage in pack, but I use small packs.
Bernardo Gomez
Member since
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Works good, very adjustable. It is not so comfortable to have an extra layer strapped on your chest, but if you know the type of shots you want, then go for it. Sometimes the camera will bend downwards, so tighten it hard.
Brian Mehregan
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The chest mount is a necessity for any GoPro owner. First off, helmet shots get old, we all know that. With the chest harness, you can get some variability in your shots. I use this for skiing, and it is a great angle for powder shots as you get that nice spray up onto the camera.
And don't think you can only wear this on your chest. You can wrap it around tons of other stuff, like trees or your dog, to get that perfect shot.
Create awesome angles
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I used this most while skiing since when biking it doesn't allow for the GoPro to angle up far enough resulting in filming the ground. But after reading a few tutorials, just clip the GoPro in up-side-down that way you can angle the camera up as much as you'd like and when editing the video, just invert the video. Easy fix. Now I use the Chesty almost every time when skiing and mtn biking.
I recommend it to anyone.
Awesome Shots!
Eric Brammer
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought this to put on my dog(s) when they're out running around and it works perfect!
Solid, but has limitations
Member since
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The harness fits well and secures the camera well. However, it doesn't have quite enough range of motion to keep the camera facing forward when seated on a bike. The result is you get great video of the ground, but not enough of the horizon. Need to add an extra link between the camera and mount to improve the range of motion.
Alexa Shaw
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is my go to GoPro accessory. Perfect for skiing, biking, fishing, kayaking, and anything else. Picks up great angles and solid, stable shots. Easy to use and comfy at the same time.
Pretty Awesome
Alex Degnan
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
You can do anything with this mount
I would recommend flipping your GoPro upside down though when you use this for skiing or biking. Otherwise you can get footage that stares at the ground a little too much because when it's right side up you can tilt the GoPro up as much. And if you're using the Hero3, it has a nice feature that allows it to film correctly when its upside down so you don't even have to edit it.
Fits wonderfully over a life jacket too!
Pick one up!
My most-used GoPro mount
Cameron C
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This happens to be GoPros best-selling accessory and for good reason: It's the best and most versatile. It's easy to wear and it gives the camera a good filming location.
I have mounted my bike light to it for winter night skiing. My bike light has about 1,000 lumens and it looks like a beam of light coming out of my chest (think Bumble Bee on Transformers or Iron Man).
Get chesty
Dan Be
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The thing I love about this mount is how stable it is if mounted properly. It gives some of the best POV footage you can get since it focuses where your body is going. For skiing I find it to be one of the better mounts especially because it is not as choppy or bumpy of a picture as the helmet mount is. Easy to use the camera as it is right in front of you and you do not risk having to camera taken right off your helmet when skiing through tight trees. It is not restrictive and I hardly notice when it is on. So far this has held up well even in cold weather.
Great POV for biking
Danny M H
Member since
The chesty is more stable than the handle bar/seat post mount and unless you crank your helmet down till its way too tight, the chesty is more steady when you are out of the saddle and on the peddles. Also you can't beat the view with your arms and handlebar.
I love the chesty
Chris Aidan
Member since
Out of all the gopro body mounts, the chesty is my favorite, you dont even remember you are wearing it, with the helmet mounts I found my neck could get more fatigued with the extra camera weight pushing down on my head, the bike mounts tend to transfer too much chatter IMO, and I cant image the wrist version would be good the way I tend use the camera.
Better then my DIY
Member since
So I made a chest mount out of the display box and a couple of traps I had lying around. It worked, but the tighter I had it, the less I could breath a haha
So I broke down and bought the real deal because it stretches, so I can breathe, which is good I guess. But its stable, love the angle. I do recommend shooting in upside down mode depending the on the sport.
Not steady
Member since
This mount is bad on pow days as you can't see anything, and it is unstable on the hardpack. Invest your money in a pole mount
Kayla Weiser
Member since
Super functional, and easy to adjust for any user. Love the footage from the chest mounts, would definitely recommend it!
POV Ski Edit
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Compare the GP chesty (2:20) and head angles while skiing.
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Sweet vid.
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by bartyslartfast Excellent service, beautiful surroundings
I stayed at the Intercontinental Tverskaya for 4 nights recently on a business trip. It's a wonderful hotel, beautifully decorated and with smiling, friendly and very helpful staff.
A small problem with the iron in the room was rectified within ten minutes, even at 1:30 am, and the next day the guest experience team had left me a plate of cookies as an apology that was not really necessary but was very touching nonetheless.
The room was extremely well appointed, with a luxurious bathroom and very comfortable bed. There's also a modern entertainment system.
The lobby staff were really pleasant and extremely helpful, and there's a fine selection of gins in the bar.
All in all a memorable stay and one that I will be happy to repeat next time I visit Moscow. Highly recommended.
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Excellent design hotel, excellent location, comfortable room, excellent breakfast
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Granad lovely hotel
A lovely hotel in a wonderful location. Metro close by.
Personl always a joy to meet you and are always willing to help with everything.
I would especially like to highlight Alexander, Sophia and Rick.
Good breakfasts. Rooms on Tverskaya (upper floors) with a good view of the city, but can be noisy. The rooms to the courtyard and into a side street with no view, but quiet.
02 November 2013
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 Excellent room and service
Was staying first time at the hotel and was very pleased with the room and service. Alexandra the resorptionist went out of her way to help me with my unusual request (sorry don't want to go into details). Very appreciate friendly and helpful staff. Also the room was amazing and spotlessly clean and comfortable! Will defenetly go back and recommend to colleagues.
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My stay at the Intercontinental Tverskaya included 3 nights in a standard room and a business event in their ballroom. Although the lobby and restaurant were pretty small, they never felt crowded. The furnishings in the room were beautiful. It took me a while to figure out the shower fixtures, and I never solved the mystery of the bathtub plumbing. Each of the 4 pillows were filled with feather down and squished flat as soon as I lay down. I had to call for a foam pillow from the "pillow menu".
On my last day, Concierge Evgeny called a taxi for my ride to the Aeroexpress train at Kievsky Rail Station, which arrived within minutes. Unfortunately, I left a shopping bag in the lobby. When the taxi finally made it through the Friday rush hour traffic (a mess!) back to the hotel, Evgeny dropped what he was doing, found my bag, and directed me to the Metro to Kievsky. He even gave me tips on where to stand on the platform for a roomier metro car, which were spot-on! Though stressful, I made it to the rail station without trouble. Thank you Evgeny and the Intercon Tverskaya team!
27 October 2013
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I stay at the Intercontinental Moscow several times a year for business travel. The service and accommodations are always excellent. After my visit in June, I realized I was missing one of my favorite scarfs. I returned to the Intercontinental Moscow this past week (30 Sept) and asked if they had a lost and found. They quickly told me they could check and within 2 minutes told me they indeed had my scarf and would be able to bring it to me ASAP, which they did very quickly. To get this back after 3 months and with the ease of getting it back, this beyond exceeded my expectations for customer service. Bravo to the team and I'll see you next time!
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Wonderful central location within 5 minutes walk to Metro. So easy to find way around being on Main Street yet you wouldn't think as inside it was quiet and very comfortable. Fantastic sauna both Turkish and Swedish with great relaxation space. Staff very attentive and professional especially Yana in Club Lounge. Concierge services very helpful providing some alternative suggestions to get the best out of our stay. Great range of food available at breakfast and dinner. Thank you for a great stay in a truly memorable hotel.
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Conquistando The Grandmother
Let me note here that The Grandmother is the sole living possessor of the family's perfect coxinha recipe. Her mother devised and perfected it, and taught it to her 3 daughters (one of whom is The Grandmother). The other 2 daughters have since passed on, leaving the information with only Vovó (that's what Alexandre calls his grandmother).
If you don't know what a coxinha is, it's this, and you're missing out. The Wikipedia page puts too much focus on the fact that it used to have a whole chicken thigh in it, a tradition which survives only in the name and is kind of irrelevant today. It's just a little fried dough ball with chicken and cheese inside (sometimes it has ground beef or weird vegetable combination, but I'm partial to the original).
After trying and falling in love with The Grandmother's coxinhas, I asked her for the recipe. I thought it would be a good bonding thing for us, because grandmothers love to cook and teach people how to cook, right? I'm usually good with grandmothers (Hi, Nanny!), but this one has been hard to crack. The first time I asked her to teach me, she said no. The second time I asked her to teach me, she said no.
When we saw her again in October, she tried to slip us some money, as grandmothers are wont to do. But her living situation is modest at best. We went back and forth with us denying the money and her insisting. Then I had an idea.
"You know, instead of money, maybe you could teach us how to make the coxinhas! Alexandre and I would love to learn." (I made sure to mention Alexandre too, making a sort of genetic appeal.)
She squinted at me, and was quiet while she pondered the idea. Alexandre made some comments to support it.
"... Ok. Call me the next time you come to visit. Perhaps you can come to my house and I can show you."
Obviously, we took her up on the offer. The day after our wonderful trip to Sao Paulo, Alexandre called his grandmother to see if we could come over. She accepted the idea, so in the afternoon, Alexandre, his father, and I piled in the car and drove to her house.
When we got there, she gave me a little tour of the house. She made a point to show me the guest room, and to say "I have this for any time grandchildren want to visit!" And then we got down to business: coxinha business.
Alexandre was helping in the beginning, but then his father called him in to the other room to show him an article on ophthalmology in the newspaper, and ended up staying in there for a while to talk about it. That left me and The Grandmother alone for the whole of the cooking lesson. Her Portuguese is relatively easy to understand, because, since she's so old, she didn't even adopt some of the changes that separated Portuguese and Spanish. So she still rolls her [r]s instead of making the [h] sound (so "roupa" (clothes) is pronounced "rrrropa," just like Spanish). She doesn't do the spirantization thing, so "tirar" is just that ti-rarrrr, and not "chi-rar." For anyone learning Portuguese that already speaks Spanish, these small changes are what make or break your difference in understanding. Lesson learned: talk to more old people.
Anyway, I got her to tell me about her sisters, and told her about mine. She complimented me on being a clean cook (hooray! The CA food safety card test paid off!), and complained that Alexandre is the only grandkid that visits her (she actually said "my other grandchildren abandoned me!"). She did give credit to one other grandson (Alexandre's cousin) who makes a point to call her, though.
Alexandre came back in to check on us periodically. At one point, The Grandmother went to the next room where they were sitting and said, "She is nice. I like her. Soon, she'll make the coxinhas better than I do!" I was literally 5 feet away, so I just pretended not to hear.
So yes. I now know the ultimate coxinha recipe (and I have a big bag of ready-to-fry coxinhas in my freezer to boot!). And I think maybe, just maybe, I taught The Grandmother something too: that it's okay to share and be a little open with me (maybe she just didn't know what to do, since her 2 granddaughters aren't exactly close to her). I'm still deciding if I'm going to put the recipe on the blog... it took me a lot of ass-kissing and biting of my tongue to get it. But I also believe that knowledge should be free and shared so... you'll probably get it tomorrow. Or... you could come visit me, and I could show you....
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Mmm, coxinhas! They look so good, but I'm vegetarian so I've never tried them. Too bad! Maybe I'll have to devise a cheese-only version. I just wanted to mention that maybe it wasn't just Vovo being very reluctant to share but perhaps a cultural thing? I just know that when I was studying in Chile my host Mom would always mention (although she was different) that women there would never share recipes. As if somehow giving their 'secrets' away would make there food less tasty? haha, so there's some food for thought (no pun intended!). But good for you for getting it out of her!
ReplyDeleteYay for connecting with the Vovo! How interesting that she didnt adopt the language changes! I didn't realize (though there are many things that I dont realize and or know) that the language had been changed away from the more spanish version of words. I recognize a lot of words from spanish because of roots or whatever (I'm not linguist, obviously) but the pronounciations trip me up, especially when trying to read. And when trying to talk to my abuela in Argentina? Forget it. My spanish for now has been damaged. If I try and think about spanish everything just gets all torn to pieces!
Anywho, yay for scoring the recipe! I am a big "orginal" coxinha fan as well! So yummy! I actually had them in the states for the first time! They had a Brazilian bakery that we went to often! Though I did have a chicken and captiury (?) coxinha..VERY good. Anyway I would LOVE to benefit from your new found knowledge (as I often do!) and show off by maybe making coxinhas for my family!
Pretty Please :)Would love the coxinha recipe, but I think sometimes nice to keep a secret...
Anyhow, was thinking about the Spanish to Portuguese change...I learnt Portuguese in Portugal, and although they don't have the "tchi" or "dschi" sounds (you can see I'm a linguist!! >grin<), they're pronunciation is extremely different from Spanish - in fact I'd say Brazilian Portuguese is much closer to Spanish, in spite of the differences you mention. So is the grandmother really speaking "older Portuguese" or does she have foreign origins or speaks in an old way and her accent only appers closer to Spanish roots or was Brazilian portuguese influenced by Spanish but then changed away again?
Like, here in the South loads of people with German ancestry have a really strong German accent and often also don't pronounce the "tchi" for "te" and don't have the same strange "r like and h" sound...
Time to say I love the linguistic bits and bobs on your blog (also your comment about questions on my blog), keep it up!
JulieI'm glad you had fun in Sao Paolo!
It's so awesome to get that shot of inspiration when you really need it. Now you and Alex can work on moving there!
Ok, so I never cook, you know me, but that picture really did me in. Email me the recipe? And in return I will make them and email back with the inevitable trainwreck cooking story/pics.


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The Auburn Doubledays "Radio Dream Job" promotion took an interesting twist on Saturdday, July 26th as Ed Helinski, winner of the ebay contest, aided Doubledays broadcaster Jordan Bernfield and both wore Destroyer wrestling masks during the 4th, 5th & 6th innings during the local radio broadcast and milb.com going worldwide.
This was done in honor of Dick Beyor, the original Destroyer professional wrestler of Akron NY.
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In principle a country that is as multi cultural and multi ethnic as the U.S., stating ethnicity in terms of Asian, Hispanic and so is needed and totsally acceptable for census purposes.
That, in this environment, there are people who may be both Caucasian and, say, Asian, is also to be expected.
What they declare themselves to be is a personal choice but . just looking at Obama, there is no one who would declare him to be a Caucasian. More important though, is what they believe themselves to be.
Without a doubt Obama is America's first black President.
That anything in connection with Obama brings out the usual weirdos and wackos of trailer trash Americana, like the Polycarp clan of unmentionable ancestry, unformed, unappetizibg present and worthless, isolated future, is to be expected.
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Nice one. Still those people are suffering for that tidal cyclone. Its our reality that our pain paints lot and looking good. Really good capture.
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Well our day just got a lot better. As promised, Cham has released the first single off his upcoming Ammunition EP which will be a 8 song project dropping on March 20th. Head over to his website to preorder the EP, with your choice of 3 different ordering options. You will also get an immediate download of this track, produced by VMAN Productions. Hit the jump for the lyrics.
Hope a collab with Tech N9ne !
when is this collabo going to happen Tech/Cham? Strange Admin. needs to hook this up!
drops tomorrow, hasn't leaked i don't think but can't wait
that would be a sick track with krizz on the hook
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when is this collabo going to happen Tech/Cham? Strange Admin. needs to hook this up!
anyone got a link?
the only way to get it is to buy it at www.chamillionaire.com album is sick it has been a long time coming
After giving this a listen, I thought it was pretty good, I would give it a 5/5
This is how I would rank the tracks
1. Running Laps, It was my favorite
2. Lets Get That Remix ...Marcus Manchild killed it
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4. All Mine
5. Never Enough
6. You Gon Learn
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then there was the intro
Heh, of course you fuckin' goons would sleep on this. Definitely worth checking out though. Poison is going to be too sick.
uhhhh? i feel like you were sleeping on it..... considering it came out weeks ago
agreed tho
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Heh, of course you fuckin' goons would sleep on this. Definitely worth checking out though. Poison is going to be too sick.
Considering I had it preordered I'd doubt it.
Definitely looking forward to his collabs with Strange!
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uhhhh? i feel like you were sleeping on it
dude check this out this has some decent lyricism. Its some of the best shit ive heard in a while for 8 songs.
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not sure how if i like Chamillionaire or not. He isn't bad, and i really like his voice..but I've never been impressed by his lyrical content.
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See You, Space Cowboy..."There's a site, too?" Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if a fair amount of people actually forgot that. I practically did myself.
Since my "redesign" thread failed miserably, I was hoping maybe this specific idea might go through. I think the main site should have featurettes, similar to Save Star Wars. A FAQ or anything, really.
However, more specifically, I was thinking featurettes on some of our community's fan preservation efforts. Something like what the remnants of fanedits.com looks like, only consolidated into Star Wars preservations. It might give some credibility to the main site in showing that, yes, we have done more than endless bitching in an attempt to improve our situation with the movies. Yes, said information is readily available here on the forums, but I feel like it's important to add to the main site. Thoughts?
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Chief Architect of Cynical MoralityI think I get what you mean. Feature our most popular edit and preservation threads on the main page with a little write up. That way we can point people to OriginalTrilogy.com and they won't immediately get lost. :-D
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See You, Space Cowboy...Essentially, yes. Perhaps more in-detail if someone is willing to do these write-ups.
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some dudeI think that sounds like a great idea.
I know that I have sent a number of people in the direction of originaltrilogy.com without much information. I am sure that it was probably a little daunting for them at first. I am sure that it is easy for those of us that have been here for years to just know everything that is going on and where to look, but to a newcomer it is probably like trying to drink from a fire-hose.
But to play devils advocate, this idea would in turn create plenty of work for the site admins as people will begin complaining about what gets linked where and "why isn't my new preservation good enough for the front page?" type junk.


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anf jefferies called the fat teen girls not welcome as did chip wilson at lulu for saying exactly the same thing. difference is the anf board rewarded jefferies with a huge reup and the lulu board axed wilson. BIG DIFFERENCE.
nice job Preet good luck with the devil
What's new here? the same old scam with a new group of long suckers is all. Trust in SEC to protect you? Right, the SEC protected Bernie Madoff for 20 years, morons.
mw says zero is fast approaching - short and puts are ez money here. don't listen to c. block ok neither did paulsons crew - cost them $2b in sino forest. they couldn't see the sino forest for the trees ha ha ha
no rocket science here - bdc's are going to react to there holdings - up or down
ok technically you're correct. open is in the a.m. i meant resumed trading today.
now that's hows its done
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hope isn't an investment strategy pal
hey board ask yourselves how anybody this stupid could ever get or hold $42k for more than a day?
links please or should we just believe you because you wouldn't lie
its easy, write off the loss against your netflix 300% gains.
Ho hum, NQ is just another example. When will you speculators ever learn. The SEC could care less..
Paulson lost $2 billion staying in another Chinese outfit when MW told the world about a Chinese lumber outfit was a fraud. MW knows what its talking about!
agree. thats why i don't do options. if you don't commit a huge portion to any one purchase the only way you lose long is if it goes bk or theres an under take over which means it was heading for bk anyway. you can sit on your long position forever or until it hits your p.t. above your cost. g.l.
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A Separation (Jodaeiye Nader az Simin) [DVD]
Director : Asghar Farhadi
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Year of Release : 2011
Stars : Peyman Maadi (Nader), Leila Hatami (Simin), Sareh Bayat (Razieh), Shahab Hosseini (Hodjat), Sarina Farhadi (Termeh), Merila Zare'i (Miss Ghahraii), Ali-Asghar Shahbazi (Nader's Father), Babak Karimi (Interrogator), Kimia Hosseini (Somayeh), Shirin Yazdanbakhsh (Simin's Mother), Sahabanu Zolghadr (Azam)
Asghar Farhadi's A Separation (Jodaeiye Nader az Simin) is a devastating, slow-burn portrait of how dozens of seemingly insignificant actions and decisions—some conscious, some otherwise—can accumulate into a ruinous scenario. The film opens in the midst of a judicial hearing in Tehran, Iran, where a middle-class married couple of 14 years, Nader (Peyman Maadi) and Simin (Leila Hatami), sit before an off-screen interrogating judge. Simin has filed for divorce because she has spent 18 months trying to get them a visa so they and their 11-year-old daughter Termeh (Sarina Farhadi) can move out of Iran, but Nader refuses to leave because he feels obligated to take care of his elderly father, who lives with them and is suffering from Alzheimer's. The sequence, which unfolds in a single, static take, ends with the judge declaring "I find that your problem is a small one" and sending them home without a divorce.
They separate anyway, with Simin moving back in her with family while Nader stays in their apartment with Termeh (who refuses to go with her mother) and his ailing father. In order to keep working and make sure that his father is cared for, Nader hires Razieh (Sareh Bayat), a woman in her mid-thirties who is desperate enough for work that she is willing to commute a long distance and take less money than she thinks she deserves. Although she is religiously devout (she worries that it may be a sin for her to change the incontinent father's pants), Razieh hides her job from her strict, unemployed husband Hodjat (Shahab Hosseini) because it is not appropriate for her to be working for a single man. Because part of the film's power is the way its narrative unfolds in subtle and unpredictable ways (those expecting an Iranian version of Scenes From a Marriage are headed down the wrong track), I will be as vague as possible in suggesting that the work arrangement with Razieh does not end well, and a rash, but entirely understandable, action by Nader lands him in a judicial hearing opposite Razieh and Hodjat, who is hot-tempered and impatient and quite possibly dangerous.
While Farhadi's screenplay moves steadily from scene to scene in a conventional fashion, its brilliance lies in how tiny, seemingly insignificant details (like where Nader is standing while Razieh has a conversation with Termeh's tutor, or Razieh needing to clean up a broken garbage bag on the stairwell outside the apartment) steadily accrue, building toward a situation that becomes irresolvable because no one is willing to compromise. Like the characters on-screen, we are working with only partial information—bits of conversation, glimpses of events—yet we constantly feel the need to stake a claim to some sense of "truth." The problem is that everyone is simultaneously right and wrong, which is established in the opening sequence when Simin tells Nader there is no point in staying to take care of a father who doesn't even know who he is, to which Nader replies, "But I know him." Simin is right and Nader is right, hence the film's fundamental philosophical and moral dilemma: How to account for multiple, sometimes contradictory, layers of right and wrong?
Having only seen the film once, I can attest to its arresting dramatic power, but I sense that A Separation is an experience that rewards twice, but in an entirely different way the second time around because we will be paying attention to that which previously slid by noiselessly, our senses hyper-attuned to all the points at which the situation starts going south. While a second viewing would alter our perception of the film's narrative unfolding significantly, I imagine that the characters would still strike us with the same complicated, stomach-wrenching sense of conflict that accompanies any dispute in which there is both right and wrong on all sides. As the story develops, our allegiances shift as Farhadi reveals new dimensions and insights into the characters and what they are or are not hiding.
We know that Nader did something rash, something that he probably would not have done had he been fully in control of his emotions, but at the same time it is hard to escape the feeling that he is being railroaded by Razieh and Hodjat. We know that he is, in some sense, a good man because of his dedication to his father, but does that mean that he is not above twisting the truth to his own benefit, especially if he can justify it via the very behavior that attests to his virtue? By the same token, Simin's eventual involvement and attempts to hammer out a compromise between the feuding parties smacks of her own self-interest, as she is still beholden to her desire to leave the country, something that only a divorce from Nader can make possible. And even when we think that Farhadi is presenting us with a clearly problematic character in Hodjat, who is bitter and resentful and outwardly aggressive, there are layers of understanding and deceit that both exonerate and further damn him. The only character who seems at all above the fray is Termeh, which makes her eventual, inescapable manipulation by her parents that much more heart-breaking, as is her blunt entry into the adult world of self-justified lies.
In short, A Separation is a brilliant, mesmerizing drama, incredibly well-acted by its ensemble cast (which richly deserved its multiple awards at the Berlin Film Festival). Like his screenplay, Farhadi's direction is concise, elegant, and economical, weaving its artistry into a functional, documentary-like visual style that slyly comments on the interpersonal dynamics (note how he frequently keeps multiple characters on screen but frames them in ways that emphasize their emotional distance). While Farhadi is clearly commenting on the complexities of a modern Iranian society functioning under the strict letter of Islamic law, the core issues in A Separation cut across cultures and religions and will be immediately accessible to anyone with a heart and a mind. Much like Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing (1989), which would make for an interesting companion piece, A Separation presents us with strong-willed characters locked into the kind of struggle from which no one emerges unscathed, even those who "win," if that's even possible.
A Separation DVD | |
Aspect Ratio | 1.85:1 |
Audio | |
Subtitles | English, French |
Supplements | |
Distributor | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
Release Date | August 21, 2012 |
The DVD presentation of A Separation looks good and clean. The image is generally sharp, and the color schemes are appropriately muted in favor of grays and earth tones. Balance and contrasts seem good throughout, although I can only imagine how much better it looks in high-def. The three-channel soundtrack is more than adequate for the film, which features no extradiegetic musical score. Dialogue is clear and well placed, and ambient sound effects work nicely toward creating a palpable sense of environment. | |
Writer/director Asghar Farhadi's screen-specific audio commentary is in Farsi with English subtitles and is certainly worth a listen. It is particularly interesting listening to him talk about the film's various narrative and thematic ambiguities, although you shouldn't expect explicit explanations, as he asserts his discomfort with explaining things about the film and prefers that viewers come away with their own interpretations. "An Evening with Asghar Farhadi" is a recording of a half-hour Q&A session after a screening of the film, while "Birth of a Director" featurette is a one-on-one interview with Farhadi conducted by a French journalist. |
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HOW STORMS DEVELOP: Storm clouds form as moisture evaporates from the earth into the atmosphere. The air cools off rapidly as it reaches higher altitudes. Sometimes a cold front -- where the cold air from one air mass meets the surrounding air -- will force warm, moist air upward into the colder air. This cools the water vapor and it condenses onto dust and dirt particles in the air, called condensation nuclei, collectively forming clouds. Nuclei made of ice are usually present before rain or snow fall. The process continues: more and more water vapor turns into liquid and the moist air gets warmer and rises higher and higher. A thunderstorm results. New research demonstrates that most condensation nuclei are actually biological in origin, with bacteria at the core.
ICE PARTICLES ALSO LINKED TO LIGHTNING: The relationship between the number of lightning strikes and how much ice crystals are present in clouds is the same regardless of different atmospheric environments over oceans, coasts, and continents. The relationship between ice and lightning, in comparison, does not show this same level of consistency. The results support previous assumptions about the basic physics of lightning and ice. As a result, the amount of lightning in a storm could be used in the future to predict the amount of ice that is present.
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Report: New Year Celebration at Lucky Garden
Posted 02 February 2008 - 01:47 PM
We started off with these tasty little char siu and puff pastry items that none of us had seen before:
Swell har gao:
Char siu bao:
Conpoy congee:
Fried baby squid:
Shu mai:
Rice noodles with dried beef:
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Pork ton bor:
They had fresh whole bass, so we had to get that, of course, and it was excellent:
Vegetables included pea pod leaves:
Garlic chives:
Then we dug into the New Years dishes. First, a fine version of shrimp with sea moss and Chinese broccoli. I've found that sea moss has tasted a bit off when I've had it in the past, but not this time. It was great:
Broccoli with egg white and crab, which I adored:
An amazing braised pork dish described as "foot" on the menu and "head" by the waitress, which was served on lightly braised lettuce, which I also adored:
Shrimp with duck feet, the cartilage which had been removed and placed under the shrimp to steam:
Turnip cake:
The New Years cake, with sweet red beans, coconut, and egg. This is our house's favorite part of New Year!
We finished up with some sesame balls and dan tarts, which I didn't snap. Here's the gang:
Thanks to everyone for making this event such a success, and for supporting the eGullet Society!
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Posted 02 February 2008 - 02:27 PM
Shu mai
Shrimp w/ duck feet
Garlic chives
(honorable mention goes to the pork ton bor)
It was nice seeing everyone and thanks for a great time!
Posted 02 February 2008 - 04:18 PM
Ten of us are waddling about the southern New England area right now after a wonderful feast at Lucky Garden in N Providence RI to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
Waddling is right; that was a truly wonderful feast! Everything was fresh and tasty and beautifully prepared.
My absolute favorite favorites:
Soup dumplings
Garlic chives
Christopher votes for:
Rice noodles with dried beef
Pea pod leaves
Broccoli with crab
We also both loved the fried chive something-or-others that you can just see in the background behind the baby squid. And we liked the congee quite a bit as well as the pork ton bor. And the...oh never mind, it was all good.
The company was delightful as well -- so nice to meet fellow eGulleteers.
A special thanks to Chris for organizing this event...it was perfect.
- Laura (and Christopher)
Posted 02 February 2008 - 04:40 PM
I really wish I could have come. It looks like it was awesome.
Posted 02 February 2008 - 06:52 PM
Chris Amirault
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I pulled the head off Elvis, filled Fred up to his pelvis
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Posted 05 February 2008 - 07:34 AM
To tie up one loose end in the conversation:
"The origin of the name Braintree is obscure. It is believed by some scholars that the name of the River Brain came later, and so was named after the town, rather than the other way round. One theory is that Braintree was originally Branoc's tree, Branoc apparently being an old personal name. Another theory is that the name is derived from that of Rayne, which was actually a more important settlement in Norman times. Braintree was called Branchetreu in the Domesday Book. Other scholars say the "Brain" element in the word is accepted to be derived from "Brid/ Brigantia/ Bride/ Bigit/ Britain". This is the ancient Celtic, and possibly pre-celtic name for the Goddess of the land of Britain. She is the reason the Romans called these islands "Britannia". She was worshipped all across the North of Britain in Roman times. The River Braint in Anglesey is another one of these names. "Tree" comes from the Saxon suffix, more usually spelt "try", denoting a big village."
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Right-facing corner running up a prominent left-angling slope feature. Funky rock at the start (2 drilled pins) gives way to a nice, low-angle finger crack. Guidebook mentions a 5.11 second pitch. The rock looks ???, but I didn't do it, so I don't know.
About 100' to the right of Sabbatical 36
Green - Yellow Aliens for the corner and whatever you want to supplement the two pins.
The tips crack on the upper half of the first pitch is quite enjoyable but when combine with the loose rock and poor protection between the two drilled pins on the first half I can only give it a couple of stars and I didn't do the second pitch either so I can't comment on it.
This is a two pitch climb and it is accurately rated at 5.11!!! Pitch one -- 35 meters -- 5.10 -- excellent finger crack. The beginning protects with two pitons and one can add a couple of purple TCUs. Many blue and yellow TCUs are needed. TCUs fit better than quad cams, but a couple of BD 0.3-0.4 are useful. Fat bolts with stainless steal rings at the anchor. Pitch two -- 40 meters - 5.11 -- excellent finger crack, but it turns to tips in a couple of short sections, the rack from pitch one works well (providing you bring a few purple TCUs). No extra gear is needed. Two excellent Metolius rap bolts. We just cleaned a bunch of vegetation on the route and removed a few loose rocks. It is a super fun climb when you are just jonesing to do finger cracks. Bring a nut tool if you like to do a bit more crack cleaning.....
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Catherine Zeta-Jones helped squash the stigma of mental illness by coming clean with her diagnosis. See which other stars have stood up to their psychological conditions.
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After standing by Michael Douglas's side while he battled throat cancer, the Oscar-winning actress sought treatment at an undisclosed mental health clinic for Bipolar II Disorder in April 2011. Marked by mood swings, Bipolar II Disorder is a less severe version of Bipolar I Disorder, which includes manic episodes among its many symptoms.
Demi Lovato
After an altercation with a backup dancer while on tour with the Jonas Brothers, Lovato entered rehab for "physical and emotional issues" in November 2010. Released in January 2011, Lovato told Seventeen, "I basically had a nervous breakdown." After addressing lifelong issues with eating disorders, Lovato is now a spokesperson for the Jed Foundations Love is Louder Than the Pressure to Be Perfect campaign.
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Judd sought treatment for depression at a mental health facility in Texas in 2006. While on her recent book tour for her new memoir, All That Is Bitter & Sweet, Judd disclosed that she was sexually assaulted as a child and attributed that to her emotional issues later in life.
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The Star Wars actress was diagnosed with Bipolar II Disorder in her late teens but didn't seek help until overdosing at 28. Fisher, whose latest book, Wishful Drinking, topped bestseller lists, once said of the illness, "My life dealing with the bipolar situation was far from funny."
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Treasury Select Committee: pensioners deserve compensation!
A new report from the Treasury Select Committee suggests pensioners deserve compensation after suffering as a result of quantitative easing.
The Government should consider compensating pensioners and savers who have been left worse off as a result of the Bank of England's quantitative easing (QE) programme.
That's the suggestion of the Treasury Select Committee, which has today published its verdict on the 2012 Budget.
The findings were damning. Among other recommendations, the paper cautioned the government on the effects of a low base rate and quantitative easing programme on pensioners and savers. It states:
"Loose monetary policy, achieved through quantitative easing and low interest rates, has redistributional effects, particularly penalising savers, those with 'drawdown pensions' and those retiring now."
Since March 2009, the Bank of England has kept the base rate at an all-time low of 0.5% and has injected £325 billion of new money into the UK economy (by printing new money) in an effort to revive consumer spending and kick-start the economy.
The idea behind these measures is to get people to stop holding onto their money in savings and to start spending to stimulate growth.
But as the base rate remains at a record low for the 37th consecutive month and a third round of quantitative easing is embarked upon, are savers and pensioners being unfairly victimised?
QE damages annuities
While the Bank of England appears confident about the benefits of QE and the Government continues to urge patience, pensioners and savers can expect difficult times. The report predicts:
"Under this policy, savers receive a far lower return on their savings than under more normal conditions. Meanwhile the returns that new pensioners will receive on their annuities have also been badly affected."
In short quantitative easing is damaging annuities for those who are going to or are about to retire.
Quantitative easing is a method brought in by the Bank of England to inject money into the economy. The programme operates on the bank buying Government bonds (also known as gilts) and other corporate assets with new money.
While this is intended to give banks more money to (in theory) lend to businesses and consumers, this has a direct impact on pension annuity rates, as we explained in Why printing money is bad news for pensioners.
Today annuity rates are significantly lower than they were five or six years ago and quantitative easing will pull them down even further.
Once you reach the age of retirement the money held in your pension pot is converted into an income stream of a fixed amount every year calculated on the annuity rate you choose. These rates decide how high or low your pension will be; determining how comfortably you will be able to live out the rest of your life. For more on how to pick an annuity, check out Boost your pension by 40%.
So pensioners, who are already bearing the brunt of a rise in the cost of living, also have face the prospect of a cut in their annual income because of the plunge in annuity rates on offer. It paints a bleak picture for the future.
There seems to be no bright side to this policy for pensioners and savers, but the report did contain one interesting recommendation:
"We recommend that the Government consider whether there are any measures that should be taken to mitigate the redistributional effects of quantitative easing, and if appropriate consult on them at the time of the Autumn Statement."
What should these measures to mitigate be? Compensation? A reversal of the QE policy?
So what are your thoughts? Is QE justified? And should pensioners and savers be compensated?
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