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Many years ago one of my sisters and I were joking around, got giggly and started pretending we were little kids having temper tantrums and demanding spaghetti squash. We flailed about on the floor, pummeled the carpet with our fists and, through racking sobs, demanded "Pisgetti squash." Then we'd collapse in peals of laughter.
It probably wasn't that funny when we were kids, and it certainly isn't funny now that we're middle-aged adults. Alas, that doesn't stop us from occasionally reprising the spaghetti squash schtick whenever we get together, much to the dismay of our spouses and children.
The fact is, I've never met anyone who likes spaghetti squash as well as my sister. As a starving medical student, she ate it with green-canister Parmesan cheese and ketchup. But her cooking became more sophisticated with time, while her love of spaghetti squash never abated.
She has since stirred tomato sauce into it and melted cheese over the top (Spaghetti Squash Italiano!), added maple syrup and walnuts (Vermonter's Delight!), and blended it with large curd cottage cheese and Mrs. Dash seasoning (Weird Low-Cal Concoction Only My Sister Can Stomach!).
Me, I've always liked spaghetti squash well enough but found that the times it was served to me at other people's homes and in restaurants was sufficient. I have never felt the need to, say, work it into the familial vegetable rotation. I'm much more likely to buy a butternut or acorn squash, cook it until it's soft, creamy and perfectly submissive, and then make a hard sell to the family by blending in copious amounts of fat. Butter, cream cheese and the like can do a lot to recommend the creamy texture of winter squash.
But spaghetti squash, by its nature, resists this treatment. You need to cook it until it is no longer firm but not yet totally soft. It should yield to a fork, but just enough to separate into those long strands. You don't want it crisp, per se, but it should have enough body to twirl around a fork like actual spaghetti.
When I was shopping recently at the DeKalb Farmers Market I espied an enormous and overflowing bin of spaghetti squash, and so I began texting my sister pictures of it. After some ensuing silliness, I decided I should at least buy and cook one.
I decided to go with the popular two-stage method of preparation. First you have to cut it lengthwise, a process I like because it gives me an opportunity to take out my heaviest knife and make a satisfying thwack. But if you prefer not to thwack them, you can make a couple of incisions in the squash and put it in the microwave for three or four minutes to soften enough to cut with ease. There is no shame.
Then you scoop out the seeds like you would for any squash and put the cut side down in a pan with a half-inch of water and roast it at 350 degrees. After 45 minutes, you take the squash out and turn the halves so the cut side is up.
And now you decide which way you're going to go with this thing: more spaghetti or more squash?
I opt for more squash and put a tablespoon of butter, two tablespoons of maple syrup and a good sprinkle of salt in each half. I cover them with foil and return them to the oven for about 20 minutes.
Now comes the fun part. With two forks I begin pulling the strings of squash away from the shell and toss them with the melted butter and syrup pooled in the cavities.
This squash looks terrific served right in its half shells: two big, appealing mounds of spaghetti-like substance. The flavor is nice, too, perched right on the edge between sweet and salty. The family makes appreciative noises about this relatively healthy dinner item, though I don't think anyone is actively in love with it.
I begin to plot my next spaghetti squash. Maybe some roasted pecans or plumped white raisins should be tossed in at the end. Or even some pesto and Parmesan cheese. I had best consult my sister. After 30 years of joking about spaghetti squash, I now want to learn how to cook it.
February 28th, 2011
2:36 pm
I love spaghetti squash… not sweet, please. It's something I don't cook enough though.
February 28th, 2011
2:51 pm
I get the walnuts and maple syrup but ketchup? Even for dorm-room cooking that's desparate. I'm thinking maybe with some linguine, melted butter or cream and sage. Sort of a deconstructed squash ravioli.
Or maybe with carrot/zucchini "ribbons" for a pasta primavera version.
February 28th, 2011
4:10 pm
While your squash is cooking, fry up a pound of Italian Sausage until browned and cooked through. Drain grease and de-glaze with two tablespoons Apple Cider Vinegar. Add a stick of butter and as much dry Italian seasoning as you like, stir all together and toss with shredded squash. Pass the Parmesan and enjoy.
February 28th, 2011
5:46 pm
Well, David – a pound of Italian sauasage + a stick of butter will make pretty much anything taste good – including spaghetti squash. Kind of defeats the purpose of eating this "vegetable" if it's just going to be a vehicle to get butter & sausage into your mouth!
February 28th, 2011
6:03 pm
Better than a pound of pasta!
March 1st, 2011
9:22 am
Kar, I like where you are going with the sage. I like mine savory as well. Every time I have taken the time to spaghetti my squash it seems bland. I think sage and brown butter would be lovely….maybe a few crispy sage leaves on top with some fresh garic chips. Dang, I need to go get a squash and see what is possible!
March 1st, 2011
3:22 pm
15 minutes in the microwave works well too. You'll have a wait a few minutes for it to cool down before you can slice it open and scoop out the seeds. Add butter, parm cheese and fresh sage. Yum!!
March 1st, 2011
3:25 pm
Village Tavern in Alpharetta taught me to love spaghetti squash. Theirs is tossed with lightly sauteed, but still crisp, vegetables, pine nuts, and Parmesan. It's wonderful and tastes much better than I can describe it.
March 1st, 2011
4:09 pm
I enjoy spaghetti squash, but didn't love it until I had it braised ( I think at Woodfire Grill). I haven't been able to recreate it at home. Anybody have suggestions?
March 2nd, 2011
12:23 pm
Mea- What other vegetables do they add and how are they prepared before mixing with squash?
March 3rd, 2011
6:14 pm
Love spaghetti squash. Try Shorty's restaurant in Toco Hills area for a great salad. Served room temperature with ricotta salada, it is great. I like mine with fresh lemon juice, olive oil and crumbled feta.
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MF Buckhead will close after dinner service tonight, a representative from the restaurant has confirmed. "It was a difficult decision," said Sa Kinjo. "We had filed Chapter 11 and had hoped to work through this, but a judge has just signed the papers on Chapter 7 for a full liquidation."
Kinjo said her cousins Chris Kinjo and Alex Kinjo, the principal partners in the restaurant, were unable to work out a workable payment structure with their landlord at Terminus Atlanta following the Chapter 11 filing.
But fans of the restaurant's high-end sushi need not despair. The family is working with a new partner and hopes to begin building a sushi bar in a smaller Buckhead space as soon as possible.
"We're really hoping to set up operations within two or three months," said Kinjo. "But it will be in a smaller space, more in keeping with today's economy."
MF Buckhead opened to national acclaim in 2007 and earned a 5-star rating from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
February 2nd, 2012
5:47 pm
where in buckhead?
February 2nd, 2012
5:52 pm
And Morton's in Buckhead closed as well. Add it to the long lists of places like Craft, ESPN Zone, etc. that have closed. Is Buckhead really that much better as a large, stagnant construction site? I know the bars & things were a nuisance, but many long years of this ongoing constrcution has really detracted from a key part of our city. I know the economy is awful, but the fact nobody goes down there anymore – because there's no reason to go down there anymore! – is truly disheartening to this ATL native.
February 2nd, 2012
5:55 pm
If the sushi was that good along with the business enjoying a strong and loyal following….could their problems be due too high of a overhead and way-to-expensive rent? Perhaps. The article seems to imply as much with the reference to a (new partner and a)smaller space (coming soon) and is "more in keeping with today's economy." If this is the case, MF Buckhead would not be the first restaurant who built too big and ran into cash flow problems…notwithstanding how good or bad the food was. Joel on Northside Drive comes to mind. Good luck to their working through this and putting these challenges behind them.
February 2nd, 2012
6:16 pm
I hope Chef Ito and his wife stay in town, they're great.
February 2nd, 2012
6:21 pm
maybe its because the kinjos give away the house to the fake boobies clientele ie :aramda promotions… thank you to aramada for ruining another great restaurant.
February 2nd, 2012
6:25 pm
[...] After filing for bankruptcy in November, the owners of MF Buckhead have been court ordered to a "full liquidation" of the Buckhead restaurant, the Atlanta Journal Constitution's John Kessler first reported. [...]
February 2nd, 2012
6:42 pm
Come to Kirkwood, please!
February 2nd, 2012
6:54 pm
MF hasn't paid rent since they have been there!
They are professional criminals and use the courts to walk away from their debts!
Chapter 11?
Management at Terminus should go after the Ponce location to get their money back!
Good food, bad business people!
Please go to Kirkwood!
February 2nd, 2012
6:57 pm
Hey, didn't they just close their MF Sushibar in midtown a few months ago? Under the premise that they were losing customers because the neighborbood on Ponce de Leon had gone downhill?
All the times that I went to the midtown location – for lunch or for dinner – the bar and tables were fairly full. I can understand that the tables didn't turn… but there were some customers.
I wonder if they closed midtown in-part because the Buckhead was a bigger drain on the monetary resources.
February 2nd, 2012
7:00 pm
the Bones or even Chops for sushi/sashimi…….tastes bettter when others are paying but…….please find another ATL overhead to showcase your art!!!!!
February 2nd, 2012
7:10 pm
yeah the kinjos knowingly have some extra ciricular activities that SNIFFS up all their money…. hint hint.
February 2nd, 2012
7:14 pm
Average sushi w above average price tag. How may different ways can they prepare tuna? Oh well… no more magic finger lobster box.
February 2nd, 2012
7:22 pm
How did g's comment get past your editors? The word "shi…y" .
February 2nd, 2012
7:29 pm
prez obozp, the problem wasnt rap and hip hop… the problem was the douche bag loudermilk that insisted on closing bars that.clubs people used to go to buckhead to have a good time.. drink too much and spend money… that meant going out to eat and hangover shopping the next day. loudermilk bought everything… and failed at it.. now buckhead is a road full of empty cranes. its sad. what was wrong the way oit was in 90's?? so people/kids got drunk… better than the way it is now?
February 2nd, 2012
7:30 pm
Greed is good….oh, wait…
February 2nd, 2012
7:32 pm
MF them.
February 2nd, 2012
7:46 pm
This is what happens when you spend money on high ceilings and chandeliers and a bunch of crap like that, and try to cover costs with overpriced rolls when you can get the same quality in numerous other places. People choose the same quality and cheaper price. Crazy, huh?
February 2nd, 2012
8:16 pm
Simply too expensive, although was good. Taka is expensive, but outstanding. Just not the scene.
February 2nd, 2012
8:25 pm
Jack Cavalia…get real! The reason all of the hotspots that were fun were bought up and closed IS BECAUSE OF THE RAP AND HIP HOP! If it wasn't for all the "cruising" and "shoot-em-ups" that occurred in Buckhead in the early 2000's then people wouldn't have wanted to shut Buckhead down. Do you not remeber the shoot-out between two cars unloading uzi's at each other 10 years ago? You add that to the economic downturn, then you get what Buckhead has become. IT WASN'T SAFE ANYMORE. It is too bad, MF Midtown was awesome. They obviously overextended themselves with the Buckhead location. I look forward to more Magic Finger sushi someday!
February 2nd, 2012
8:26 pm
Go to Atlantic Seafood in Alpharetta – their half price sushi each evening is FANTASTIC – best deal in town!
February 2nd, 2012
8:34 pm
Have you ever seen them? Maybe if they did not spend so much on crazy clothes, and Louis Vuitton bags (for the men) and crazy pointy toe shoes, they might be in business still. If it was due to the economy that they are closing, then they should have reigned in their spending elsewhere. And, there are only so many plastic surgery, botox filled Barbies in Buckhead. Most of them are broke too. I think they picked the wrong target market.
February 2nd, 2012
8:35 pm
Agree with Jack C…………….Everything as far as nightlife is concerned was better in the 90's. Atlanta had a rockin' nighlife for decades and now it's as tired as Cincinnati and maybe worse. This city of nearly 6 million rolls the streets up like Mayberry, and people in other cities/states no longer come here for an exciting weekend like they used to because the city decided to give everyone a bedtime. Friends from places like Chattanooga or Birmingham refuse to come here because they can stay out much later in their own cities. These last 8 years have been the absolute pits having to go home at 2:30 when you aren't ready. Say what you want about cities like New Orleans, but at least we must admit that they have a helluva nighlife. The Mayor and City Council are absolutely clueless what an economic impact that these early closing hours have had on everything from empty hotel rooms on most weekends to empty tables at restaurants to fewer out of town customers who would be at the malls and other stores shopping and spending money. Even cab drivers have lost late might business that once upon a time was bustling. The city needs to address these issues because the economic impact cannot be underestimated any longer!
February 2nd, 2012
10:10 pm
…while Nakato celebrates its 40th year of business in Atlanta!!!
February 2nd, 2012
11:24 pm
Goodbye and good riddance. There are at least 10 other sushi restaurants in Atlanta that serve better sushi than MF. The packaging was nice; it was a place to be seen. But where did that get them? The same place as Bluepointe. It's interesting that John Kessler gave them such a high rating. My guess is that, like most food pseudo-critics, he rated the packaging instead of the product.
February 3rd, 2012
3:22 am
looking to set up operations in two or three months?? wth? obviously it takes longer than a few months to open a new restaurant. there they go again being full of themselves. how come there was no mention of their plans for miami or new york? Maybe because they are deep in debt and no investor would be foolish enough in this economy to sink their money in the KINJO BROS. brand. They are a brothers are a bunch of jokes. Word of advice – pay your taxes like the rest of us.
"there will always be a mf sushi in atlanta" – alex kinjo. really? get over yourself.
P.S. if chef Ito focused more on sushi and wasn't too busy posting pics onto Facebook, maybe they could have made it
February 3rd, 2012
9:08 am
A sad story about a restaurant that served top quality sushi. Bad timing on their part for that kind of expansion. I wish the ownership the best and hope that they find a new location for their magic fingers.
February 3rd, 2012
9:08 am
I didn't find anything special about the original MF, but I loved the new one. And I'm not sure about the nightlife comments, because it always seemed to be about the food there.
A lot of sushi can seem the same from place to place, but I've found two places (OTP!) that actually have different fish and preparation that keep it interesting — Sushi Nami up on Windward (stop by if you go outlet shopping) and, surprisingly, Taki on Ashford Dunwoody. Their sashimi apps and escolar are fantastic.
February 3rd, 2012
9:25 am
Sad, but hopefully this will be good for Taka.
February 3rd, 2012
10:25 am
Sniff Sniff + Gucci/Prada EVERYTHING is right –
hear that sucking noise…. money going down the drain.
February 3rd, 2012
10:50 am
Just curious how many of these haters ever went out and opened their own business! You have to take some risk in life in order to succeed. Love or hate at least they tried and were successful for over 10years!
I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed. M. Jordan
February 3rd, 2012
11:37 am
Alex and Chris created one of the top sushi restaurants in the country here in Atlanta. I had without a doubt the best sushi experience of my life one night at MF. It topped Matsuhishu in LA when Nobu himself was there.
Atlanta has truly lost something special. I can't wait till they open their next restaurant.
February 3rd, 2012
2:13 pm
why don't you fund them niko? nobody would be dumb enough to do that
February 3rd, 2012
4:47 pm
drew… MJ didnt eff around during his games….he knew the difference between businnes and pleasure. And Michael Jordan PAYS ALL HIS DEBTS
February 4th, 2012
11:11 am
Seriously JACK C? are you a moron? There were over 10 murders (YES MURDERS) after the BMF took over the Buckhead Village nightclub scene. You should be praising Loudermilk for shutting down those clubs and for all the things he has done to improve Buckhead. Think you need to do your homework before you run your mouth off about things you clearly know nothing about. Lastly, the McMillan team is working to bring an improved Buckhead Village back. These things take time and money.
MF was amazing. The best in town.
February 4th, 2012
12:06 pm
They screwed over their employees.
February 4th, 2012
3:43 pm
@Sushi Lover: Packaging is part of the product when it comes to sushi, duh! He rated it five stars because that's what the restaurant earned. It's easy to pile on when someone is down, but these guys really did usher in a different type of sushi restaurant. They were not about cream cheese-filled, fried crap wanna-be sushi.
Yes, they were flashy, but that was part of the charm. The quality of this intown spot set the tone for other places.
No, I don't work for them or promote them. I just know that it was a restaurant spot and they will be missed. Like many other Atlanta business people, they were ambitious, made a big gamble and lost. (Craft? Bluepoint?)
February 4th, 2012
5:38 pm
and bmf isnt around anymore.. but loudermilks redneck ideas and cranes are…. genius
February 4th, 2012
5:43 pm
I love buckhead… I know loudermilk ran out of money…. and left hundresds of small business owners out to dry… with promises of millions in revenue and shopping… great improvement… he forced small business owners to hand over their leases… (the dry cleaner on pharr rings a bell) and then ran out of money. tell me how thats an improvement??? the mandarin hotel backed out… the streets of buckhead sold about 5 percent of their leases… huge improvement… did r loudermilk try to buy you too???
February 4th, 2012
5:45 pm
oh but he did allow the fishing and hunting store to keep their lease… THANK GOD!!!! what would we do without fishhawk hunting store????????? thats a big improvement too…. whoa!! robin loudermilk is a genius!!!!!
February 4th, 2012
5:53 pm
I love Buckhead…lets keep going…. buckhead saloon… forced out. fado. forced to relocate(bc loudermilk is friends with keiran and got a sweetheart deal). jack rabbits. forced out. steamhouse… forced out. lulu's. forced out… clearly all those establishments were part of the BMF gang… funny.. most of them reopened elsewhere and are thriving… thanks loudermilk for taking greats places away from buckhead.. but buckhead village has awesome cranes and fences now.
February 4th, 2012
5:55 pm
and lets keep going… captial grille is about to close because of all the constructon thats just sitting there.. thanks loudermilk…
February 4th, 2012
6:01 pm
and according to atlanta PD zone 2 crime stats…. buckhead had 14 murders in 2011… yes 14 murders!!!?? you are such a fool dude…. robin loudermilk is a dumb redneck that should have stuck with nascar – by the way.. his own board of directors fired him at aarons. not developing cities…
February 5th, 2012
9:30 am
Thanks to these brothers Atlanta had sushi that rivals New York and San Francisco. They gave us a taste of what truly great sushi can be, and a benchmark for all other sushi to try to achieve.
Thanks Chris And Alex for the passed 8 years my taste buds are truly grateful.. I will be lost until you open the new location.
February 5th, 2012
3:33 pm
Oh Jack C –
You seem like a pleasant person with a great vision for the future of Buckhead. Way to be positive! The deck at Lulu's-FIRE HAZARD. You're upset about Jack Rabbits, really? This is your scene? Well…maybe you should move on from your frat boy days and do something positive with your time instead of complain about change. Please google Ben Carter because this may may clear up a few things for you. Ben Carter is not Loudermilk.
Thanks for calling me "dude" I'm a female.
February 6th, 2012
6:53 am
Many of you have mentioned the economy. That is the #1 factor. In many places in this country, Buckhead included, it will take upwards of 15 more years to get just even with your original investment. Smart investors are scaling down from "high end" overhead places. Follow the smart money. You may have to travel a little farther and have less glitz but get used to it. If you have small children, they will be out of college before this real estate disaster is finally over. High end resturants will be among the last to come out of this black hole we are in!
February 6th, 2012
2:31 pm
Sang they are not reopening. They are forced into chapter 7 bankruptcy. They are broke and owe the government too much money. They will never EVER get a loan from the bank. How many suckers would invest in two broke brothers. THEIR LAST NAME IS NOT KINJO, ITS NGUYEN. beware: don't fall for their lies!
February 6th, 2012
7:57 pm
Jack Cavalia: Do your homework before you say something false on this comment boards: it was Ben Carter not Robin Loudermilk who bought up all of Buckhead Village and failed at rebuilding it to The Streets of Buckhead.
February 7th, 2012
11:03 am
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February 7th, 2012
8:37 pm
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Wednesday''s Ask the Experts question from a cleaning professional on the International Custodial Advisors Network (ICAN) "Ask the Experts" page: At one of our locations, the stairwell has 4X4 glazed red quarry tile. The tile has been impregnated with a (for lack of another word) grit. This grit makes cleaning the stairs almost impossible. You can sweep them easily, but if you try to mop them, cotton fibers are left behind. I have tried a finish mop, but you can''t move it around. We have a small scrubber made for stairs and I cut down a red pad to fit, but it leaves red fiber all over. There must be an easy solution I just can''t see.
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The good news is that use over a period of time will "dull" the grit a bit and lessen the mop damage. In the meantime, there are mopheads made from material similiar ... — Lynn Krafft ICAN/ATEX editor
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Two weeks ago I was at the St Jude Country Cares in Memphis and Hunter Hayes was one of the special guest for the Songwriters Dinner. He sang a new song that I've never heard before and I instantly fell in love.
I hope it will be on his next album.
This video below is the audio from the Songwriters dinner.
You would think for all the days I've known you
I'd have you memorized by now
Every question answered, every single page turned
But you keep me on the edge some how
Baby every day with you is a mystery
The sweetest story is falling from your lips
I hold on to every world, like it's the first one I've heard
It's the only time I've ever felt like this this
After all there is, you'd think I'd be used to the pull of your gravity
After flying high for so long, who would think I'm learning, still burning, still falling
I still reach for your hand because I need it
Your kiss is still the spark that lights a fire
Yeah, you're still laughing with me Baby, we're still making memories, I'm still a fool for you, there's a million reasons why
After every late night street light drive
Every love you miss you kiss good night
Girl, your name is still my favorite always will be and
I'm still wanting, still all in still falling Still falling, Still chasing, still nervous, still yelling, still dreaming about this After every sunrise holding you, after all the crazy we've been through Every day every minute girl it's something new, I'm still learning Still burning, still wanting, still all-in, still falling. Still falling.


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He loves it!
Mari C.
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
This coat fits great -- good coverage, yet allows him to function :) Did its job in our two recent rain storms and we thrilled to have it. He would have been soaked in his old gear. Not too heavy, so perfect for spring and even summer camping storms.
Perfect for their intended purpose...
John H.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I bought these for my boys to use during soccer practice and games when it is raining here in the Pacific Northwet. They are out there, rain or shine, and this time of year it rains a lot. The jackets don't restrict their movement, weigh them down, or cause them to overheat when exerting themselves. And the jackets keep them dry. This is exactly what the jackets were chosen and we couldn't be happier. They look great and perform as advertised. If you are looking for something to keep your kids warm, this jacket probably isn't a great choice. If you are looking for something to keep your kids dry while being active, you couldn't make a better choice. On the early morning, early season games when it is both cold and rainy a hoody sweatshirt underneath does the job of keeping them warm and this jacket keeps them perfectly dry.
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Benjamin Rogers
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- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs large
I was on the hunt for a solid rain jacket for my 4.5yo to keep him dry during our outdoor adventures we have planned this Spring. He's pretty tall (90+ percentile) in height for his age and a bean-pole, so finding gear that fits him decent is always a bit of a challenge. In the past he's had a couple Nuptse down jackets and currently has a North Face Brightten (size XS) for skiing and building snow forts with the neighborhood crew. All have fit decent enough... the Brightten is a smidge large, but length-wise fits good.
I got him an XS in in this jacket as well and he was absolutely swimming in it - much more so than his Brightten. Funny enough, the kids North Face gear seems to fit a bit wider/boxier just like the adult stuff! I had to return it and after a bunch of brand comparison in regards to chest measurements, only the Patagonia Torrentshell and the REI Rainwall seemed to be sized a bit more appropriately for kinder-twigs.
As much as I feel a bit weird recommending a brand you can't get here... I highly recommend checking out REI's Rainwall jacket if you have trouble with coats being a bit too wide for your child... it's what I ended up rolling with and it fits him much better.
Decent shell
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This really is a rain shell with mesh lining, it is lighter-weight than the photos make it look. That said, it is doing its rain and wind-stop job well. At full price, I think there are better options. As the snow melts, this with a fleece is a good alternative to getting the down coat wet.
Size is reasonable - order up if you want to layer. My 7 YO is wearing a 10-12 over fleece at the moment, a bit big (hope to get 2-3 years of use) but not way big.
My son is 13 years old, will an XL be the...
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My son is 13 years old, will an XL be the right size for him?
Mike D Hilverda
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That is actually a pretty tough question because age 13 is about the time that you lose a lot of conformity in size among boys. Based purely on age I would recommend an XL for you son but if you have the time, two basic measurements will go a long weight to establishing a good fit. First, have your son stand straight (a difficult task with 13 year olds) and wrap a sewing tape measure around his back, under the arm, to meet just above the diaphragm at the largest part of his chest. Make sure he is relaxed and that his arms are resting at his sides. This is the chest measurement. To establish a sleeve measurement, place the tip of the measuring tape at the base of the neck where it meets the shoulders, right at the point of the vertebrae. Move the tape over to the point of the shoulder, then down to the elbow, then from the elbow to the knuckle of the wrist. This may sound just a little complicated here but after you have done it once it becomes very easy. These are the two most important measurements in sizing a mens jacket and, combined with the sizing charts on our product pages, will provide the best possible fit for your son.
Can't wait to put jacket to the test!
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I bought this jacket for my 10-yr-old son to use on a trip to Costa Rica. We don't normally do rain because we live in the Southwest, so this is a new concept for us! It helped to see an earlier review that said another little boy had used this jacket in Costa Rica and it worked well. We haven't tried it yet, but the jacket looks like it will be great. It is not stiff, (no plastic feel at all), great colors, ample hood (but not so much he won't be able to see) and the hood has a small strip inside that is elasticized that looks like it will keep rain from really flying in. We ordered a size M (10/12) and it is a little large/baggy and sleeves maybe a touch too long, but he is on the smaller side. It will still work and give some growing room. He usually wears 8/10.
I would like to buy size 14L,
My son is...
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I would like to buy size 14L,
My son is 150cm, what size should I buy??
M or L ?
Steven Jones
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I would go with a large.
Nice comfortable jacket
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My 10 year old son loves this jacket. It's not stiff like a lot of other rain jackets. I ordered a size 10/12,and it fits well. I don't think it will fit him when he's 12.
mom of 4
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north face never lets me down. sizing is great, kids stay warm and dry, and the colors are awesome. it is thin which allows more versatility for us here in northern michigan - rain jacket in summer and can layer with a fleece in spring and fall.
Great jacket but runs large
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This is a really nice boys' jacket. The only problem is that it runs HUGE. My son had a Marmot rain jacket in a size L that was way too small so I ordered an XL in the NF jacket. I wear a woman's medium, and the YXL was too big for me! I am returning it for a YL, but I fear this will still be too big...but I will know there is room to grow!
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Based on this review I ordered my son a YL(14/16) . He's 12 and average sized but this jacket is too small. He would get no time out of it at all and certainly wouldn't be able to layer with it. It is a very thin jacket and needs to be layered.
I will be returning it for a bigger size.
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My son loves his jacket, I will ordering more..
Super good buy!!
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Bought this jacket for my boys, ages 3 and 5, for a x-mas gift. My 5 year old loves it, he says he looks like a teen-ager, lol.....Only problem is it is cold out right now and he dosent want to wear his heavier coat. Good quality and if layered works well.
Rain jacket
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It is great for a rain jacket, but too thin for any other use.
Judith Lee Beaudoin
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Your negative comment about this jacket not being warm, was not fair to this product for several reasons.
Some of us want layer.
Some of us live in rainy humid hot climates
Some of us don't want the bulk of a lining.
Cameron Turner
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Yol, this is waterproof layer only. Exactly what it is designed and sold as, perhaps your understanding of its use was wrong.
Excellent product
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I got the yellow (size 7-8) for my 7 -yr old son on our Costa Rica trip. It's a beautiful bright yellow that stands out yet soothing to the eyes (not like neon bright.) I'm able to spot him easily in the crowd and it kept him dry even though we were walking in the rain for 4 hours. On coolish days the shell jacket acts perfectly as a light cover. It seems breathable too as my son never complained about being hot in it. Another great thing about it is that it's very portable. It folds nice and flat so it takes up very little space in the backpack. The hoodie has an elastic that fits over the head and keeps the hoodie in place/water out. Once the jacket gets wet, If you wipe the surface with dry cloth or paper towel, it can dry completely within an hour or less. We've washed it once in cold water on gentle cycle and just let it dry on the rack. Still looks brand new. Very happy with the quality of the jacket, the discount, fast shipping/packaging, and customer service. Would definitely buy from backcountry.com again and recommend to others.
When going out, my son certainly wears this jacket.
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This jacket is for Boys. But this is the jacket which made the object for adults small as it was.
When going out, my son certainly wears this jacket.
Also in the day of rain string snow, the day of a wind is also a fine day.
I consider one more big size purchase for next year.
My 5 year old normally wears a 6 or a 7....
Keith Godsey
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My 5 year old normally wears a 6 or a 7. What size would fit him? I'm not sure if it's x-smalll or x-large. Can someone explain the sizes?
R.J. Gardner
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The XL would be a size 18-20 in the youth size of this jacket. It sounds like what you may be looking for between the 2 would be a XS. The XS size would be a youth size 6, and the small would be a size 7-8. There is a sizing chart for it below the size/color selector with more information on the sizing for this jacket.
Is this a rain jacket? Similar to the...
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Is this a rain jacket? Similar to the venture jacket?
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To me, it is a rain jacket. It is too thin to keep you warm
great coat
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nice coat perfect for the east coast fall weather
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Does anybody know if this Resolve...
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Hi guys!
Does anybody know if this Resolve jacket, is compatable to zip a denali in the inside of it? Thanks in advance!
Dean Whitehead
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Hi Alisha, this jacket has no zip in capability...
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We love this jacket for our son. Durable and keeps him nice and dry during this rainy season we are in.
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Two elections with different results make Page One news all over
Two would-be leaders-for-life faced the voters of their respective countries yesterday and were Page One news today. Blustery Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who last made these columns on Nov. 12 when the King of Spain suggested that he "shut up," was told to do so by his countrymen. Russian voters asked their President Vladimir Putin to stick around, although he gave no indication of what he will be doing when his presidential term ends next spring.
For many U.S. dailies, Chavez – closer to home and threatening to cut off the supply of oil – was big news. The Arizona Daily Star in Tucson combines the two elections in one headline: "Putin prevails; Chavez bid to boost power fails." In Alaska, the Anchorage Daily News leads with "Venezuela rejects power bid by Chavez," while the Los Angeles Times tells its Page One readers that "Venezuelan voters reject bid by Chavez to extend powers" and offers a photo and a caption beginning with "Putin gets a strong mandate." The Miami Herald has a bold Page One head telling all in capital letters that "Voters say no to Chavez bid." Chicago Tribune leads with "Chavez bid to boost power fails," while The Boston Globe reports that "Venezuelans rebuff Chavez." The New York Times leads with the Venezuela story and has Russia as the off-lead, echoing the question of many with the head "Party's triumph raises question of Putin's plans." South American dailies, including La Hora in Quito, Ecuador, and Vanguardia Liberal in Bucaramanga, Colombia, like the sound of "Venezuela says NO."
European newspapers played up the Putin story while wondering what it means. For the International Herald Tribune in Paris the off-lead is a news analysis with the head "A Putin landslide and a big question." A drop head asks "Next year, who will be in charge?" while adding that "Vote ushers in a period of instability." Putin is big on Page One of Die Presse in Vienna, Austria, Der Tagesspiegel in Berlin, Le Monde in Paris and SME in Bratislava, Slovakia. But, since questions have been raised about the honesty of the Russian voting, today's prize goes to The Guardian in London for its headline claiming that "Intimidation and dirty tricks help Putin to massive landslide."
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I would def do this!! A routine appt with my GP is... drive 30 mins to the Dr...show up on time.. wait in the waiting room 30 mins... wait in the exam room another 30 mins after the nurse talks to me... 15 mins with the Dr... drive 30 mins back home/office. It's a huge pain in the butt.
As a nurse I would of loved to have been able to "see" my pt. over a teleconference. In the Army I would typically see the same over weight army wife dragging her 5 kids along coming in to be seen for a cold that she could of taken care of by spending tree fiddy at the PX for some cold medicine. Then of course we would see her the next 5 days for each one of her kids to be seen for the same problem.
I think this is a good idea in some cases but can see a lot of Dr's being afraid to use this due to the idiotic fever in which your average dipshit American likes to sue any and every one.
Of course the line "And it wouldn't be possible to the extent you're likely to experience without the dawn of Apple's iDevices." is a total joke because teleconference has been around for a hell of a lot longer than i devices.... Mobiledia really needs to check their idiocy.
Good idea, probably not ready for everybody. It would be great to have this service with the doctor that I have now who has seen me in person. What about insurance, what will it cost?
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Now I see that this is a great idea, because people who go to the doctor for something small can get mire sick from the other people waiting for the dr., so this would keep the risk of contamination down while still giving help for seemingly small things. But the downfall of this is the lack of thoroughness and depth in a diagnosis over video communication.
It's unwise to treat medical conditions without physically seeing the patient.
What the patient thinks is a "routine medical issue" could in fact be something very serious. Likewise, a doctor is much more likely to miss critical clues if they are attempting to diagnose a patient via video feed.
An app like this will never "replace the doctor's waiting room."
It's like when the maker of the Segway said his invention would "change cities." It didn't.
Like the Segway, this is a niche concept unlikely to gain wide adoption.
Although this may not replace initial diagnosis visits, it will make follow up consultations, explanations about lab work, etc much more convenient.
Pretty cool I think if it becomes more widely utilized.
When technology is put to good use it makes the world a better place, not by a lot but it's something to start with.
May be good for a quick check-up, like davesnothere11 suggested.
How is payment handled? Does your insurance company cover this?
Anyway, I really like this idea. It wouldn't work with serious illnesses, but for things such as the common cold, it would be really nice. I.E. A patient doesn't have to get out of bed to see the doctor... They just need to have their iPhone take their vitals... Very possible by the way!
I've been waiting for this forever. Can't believe it's taken this long! Would be so easy to show a Dr. your problem area and have them send in a prescription for you without needing to be there... Next step... thermometer device that plugs into the headphone jack. Patent Pending. I want my royalties.
This could be useful in some circumstances, it could save a lot of time for both the doctor and patient.
Right now, im actually at the doctors office where I've been sitting in the waiting room for over an hour to be seen. If I could be working and just "wait" in a digital que, I would be far less frustrated...


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"We're trying to keep him in juvenile court," said Lyliane Couture, the attorney for Nathon Brooks. "Have him tried as a juvenile, and make sure he gets rehabilitation and mental health services."
Grant County Prosecuting Attorney Angus Lee agrees they need enough time to properly argue this case.
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Brooks was in court briefly Monday but remains in custody since he was taken in last month. He is accused of trying to kill his parents in March. Police believe he took a revolver from their gun cabinet, loaded it, and walked into his parents bedroom to shoot them. Officers say his parents disciplined him for behavioral issues and he may have acted out of revenge.
Attorneys in this case need more time to call in experts and completing evaluations. Both sides will also need time to schedule appearances by psychiatrists and psychologists in court. They will report on their progress on May 6 at the next status hearing.
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2012 was a strong year for shares of mid-cap jewelry chain Signet Jewelers (SIG). Shares of the company have rallied around 21.5% in the last 12 months, and now they look primed to go even higher thanks to a trend channel that's constricting this stock.
Signet started in a trend channel at the start of July, bouncing in between trendline resistance to the upside and trendline support acting as a floor below shares. In total, SIG has managed to bounce off of support no less than seven times since the middle of the summer -- an impressive track record that indicates that there's significant demand for shares right at that uptrend line. Now, with SIG sitting right above support, we've got a good buying opportunity for shares.
When you're looking to buy a stock that's in an uptrending channel, the ideal entry point comes on a bounce off of support. That's because it the spot where your potential reward (the distance from the stock's current price to trendline resistance) is the highest, and risk (the distance from the stock's current price to trendline support) is the lowest.If shares break support, then the channel is broken and it's time to exit. I'd recommend keeping a protective stop just below that price level.
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Campylobacter bacteria, usually transmitted in contaminated food or water, can infect the gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea, fever, and cramps. Good hand-washing and food safety habits will help prevent Campylobacter infections (or campylobacteriosis), which usually clear up on their own but sometimes are treated with antibiotics.
Campylobacter infects over 2 million people each year, and it's a leading cause of diarrhea and food-borne illness. Babies under 1 year old, teens, and young adults are most commonly affected.
Campylobacter is found in the intestines of many wild and domestic animals. The bacteria are passed in their feces, which can lead to infection in humans via contaminated food, meats (especially chicken), water taken from contaminated sources (streams or rivers near where animals graze), and milk products that haven't been pasteurized.
Bacteria can be transmitted from person to person when someone comes into contact with fecal matter from an infected person, especially a child in diapers. Household pets can carry and transmit the bacteria to their owners.
Once inside the human digestive system, Campylobacter infects and attacks the lining of both the small and large intestines. The bacteria also can affect other parts of the body. In some cases — particularly in very young patients and those with chronic illnesses or a weak immune system — the bacteria can get into the bloodstream (called bacteremia).
In rare cases, campylobacteriosis can lead to Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare autoimmune disorder.
Symptoms usually appear 1 to 7 days after ingestion of the bacteria. The main symptoms of Campylobacter infection are fever, abdominal cramps, and mild to severe diarrhea. Diarrhea can lead to dehydration, which should be closely monitored. Signs of dehydration include: thirst, irritability, restlessness, lethargy, sunken eyes, dry mouth and tongue, dry skin, fewer trips to the bathroom to urinate (pee), and (in infants) a dry diaper for several hours.
In cases of campylobacteriosis, the diarrhea is initially watery, but later may contain blood and mucus. Sometimes, the abdominal pain appears to be a more significant symptom than the diarrhea. When this happens, the infection may be mistaken for appendicitis or a problem with the pancreas.
You can prevent Campylobacter infection by using drinking water that's been tested and approved for purity, especially in developing countries, and by drinking milk that's been pasteurized. While hiking and camping, avoid drinking water from streams and from sources that pass through land where animals graze.
Kill any bacteria in meats by cooking these foods thoroughly and eating while still warm. Whenever you prepare foods, wash your hands well before and after touching raw meats, especially poultry. Clean cutting boards, countertops, and utensils with soap and hot water after contact with raw meat.
As you care for a family member who has diarrhea, remember to wash your hands before touching other people in your household and before handling foods. Clean and disinfect toilets after they're used by the person with diarrhea. Also, if a pet dog or cat has diarrhea, wash your hands frequently and check with your veterinarian about treatment.
Your doctor may send a stool sample to the lab to be tested for Campylobacter bacteria. Other lab tests may also be needed, especially if your child has blood in the stool. If your doctor suspects an infection in the bloodstream (bacteremia), a blood culture might be ordered.
Most kids with Campylobacter infection will recover without medication. Occasionally, a doctor may prescribe an antibiotic, especially if the child is very young or the symptoms are severe or persistent. If your child receives an antibiotic, give it on schedule for as long as the doctor has ordered. Also, do not give nonprescription medicines for diarrhea without first checking with your doctor.
After seeing a doctor, most kids with Campylobacter infections are treated at home, especially if they show no signs of being seriously dehydrated. They should drink plenty of fluids as long as the diarrhea lasts and be monitored for signs of dehydration.
Kids with mild diarrhea and no dehydration should continue to eat normally and increase their fluid intake — but fruit juices and soft drinks can worsen diarrhea and should be avoided. If your child is dehydrated, your doctor may recommend using an oral rehydration solution. Babies with campylobacteriosis who are breastfed should continue to be breastfed throughout the illness.
Diarrhea usually stops within 2 to 5 days. Full recovery usually takes about 1 week. In about 20% of cases, diarrhea can last longer or recur.
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With some rest, most kids with Campylobacter infection can quickly make a full recovery.
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Date reviewed: July 2012
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A study in the December 2011 issue of the Journal of Family Psychology examined several aspects of well being in mothers who worked part time compared to those who worked full time or not at all. The researchers found that there was little data about this particular category of working mothers (defined as working up to 32 hours per week), particularly through their children's middle childhood. However, up to 25 percent of all women work part time and most will eventually work at least part time.
They found that part-time employment has distinct positive associations with mothers' psychosocial well being and with how they perceive work-family conflicts, although the patterns vary by children's developmental periods and for particular aspects of family life. Part-time working mothers are more likely to report overall better health and fewer work-family conflicts, and less likely to report depressive symptoms. They were also more likely to be engaged in their children's schooling and provide learning experiences for their children.
A December 2011 issue of Time described a study of 1,600 working and stay-at-home moms that found employed women had better mental health status as long as they had realistic expectations of what they could reasonably accomplish and rejected the idea they could be a supermom. Not surprisingly, performing enjoyable work was a contributing factor to positive mental health status.
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Thanks to the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA), the government recognizes the importance of facilitating working parents' ability to participate in early childrearing. The Act prohibits employer discrimination based on gender and reinforces the importance of mothers (and fathers) balancing demands of the workplace with needs of the family.
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Rochman, Bonnie. "Working Women Who Try to Be 'Supermom' May Be More Depressed." Time. Web. 23 August 2011. http://healthland.time.com/2011/08/23/working-women-who-subscribe-to-the-supermom-myth-are-more-likely-to-be-depressed/#ixzz1iy4XDP1h
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International Trade covers the trade between UK entities and those in the Rest of the World. Trade in goods data are collected from survey and administrative systems. Trade in services information is produced from quarterly and annual inquiries and government administrative records.
Statistics on the value of service exports by key industries in Northern Ireland.
Provides a detailed breakdown of UK foreign direct investment flows, positions (stocks) and earnings (both inward and outward), by country, component and industry.
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Detailed product, industry and geographic breakdowns of imports and exports of services, mainly based on data from the International Trade in Services (ITIS) Survey.
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Sales and Exports generated by Northern Ireland manufacturing businesses.
This publication provides details of the overseas trade in goods statistics (OTS) of the United Kingdom (UK) which are published as National Statistics by HM Revenue and Customs. The OTS are a detailed dataset covering the UK's trade in goods at a disaggregated country and product level. These are published separately for Non-EU and EU trade and provide access to both aggregated and detailed data for over 9,000 commodities and 250 partner countries.
This publication provides details of the overseas trade in goods statistics (OTS) of the United Kingdom (UK) which are published as National Statistics by HM Revenue and Customs. The OTS are a detailed dataset covering the UK's trade in goods at a disaggregated country and product level. These are published separately for Non-EU and EU trade and provide access to both aggregated and detailed data for over 9,000 commodities and 250 partner countries.
To meet the needs of devolution, HM Revenue & Customs now provide statistics of international trade in goods for England and its regions, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
International trade in goods data detailing trade between the UK and non-EU countries are collected from UK Customs import and export entries made by importing/exporting businesses, predominantly via the Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight (CHIEF) system.
The total value of international trade in goods data from trade between the UK and other member states of the EU is collected from VAT-registered businesses via the VAT return. For those with a larger total value of trade more detail is collected from HM Revenue & Customs' Intrastat survey, which collects monthly data from businesses whose EU trade exceeds the Intrastat Exemption Threshold.
Trade in services covers the provision of services by UK residents to non-residents and vice versa. Also included in trade in services are any freighted goods for personal use and transactions in goods�that are not freighted out of the country in which the transactions take place. Trade in services are disaggregated into eleven broad categories of services, as defined by the Balance of Payments Manual�Fifth edition (BPM5).
Data are derived from the International Trade in Services (ITIS) survey, along with other sources such as Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), Chamber of Shipping (COS), and the International Passenger Survey (IPS). Information on the financial sector is supplied by the Bank of England, the Baltic Exchange and NS surveys. Lloyds of London and Office for National Statistics (ONS) surveys supply insurance data.
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International trade in goods data are published by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) as the 'Overseas Trade Statistics (OTS) of the UK'. They are based on the United Nation's International Merchandise Trade Statistics Concepts and Definitions, as interpreted in EU statistical legislation.
OTS is compiled monthly from trade declarations made using commodity codes from the UN Harmonised System and its EU derivative, the Combined Nomenclature. These provide an eight-digit numeric codification for all products traded around the world. For each commodity declared, businesses must provide details of the statistical value in GB Pounds Sterling, the destination country (exports) and country of despatch (imports), and one or two measures of quantity (net mass and/or supplementary unit) depending on the commodity.
In addition to the data collected from detailed import, export and Intrastat declarations, the OTS for trade between the UK and other Member States of the EU include a number of trade estimates. Businesses trading below the Intrastat Exemption Threshold contribute data by completing two boxes on the UK VAT return. All VAT-registered businesses must declare the value of their supplies to and acquisitions from other EU Member States, predominantly on a quarterly basis. These values are allocated to the OTS based upon the patterns of trade of similar businesses trading just above the threshold.
Estimates are also made for the total value of trade missing from Intrastat declarations where businesses have failed to submit all or any of their data by the due date. Since July 2005, an adjustment has also been made for the impact of Missing Trader Intra Community (MTIC) VAT fraud. This quantifies the missing Intrastat Arrival (import) data connected with the fraud, and does not reflect the level of the fraud itself.
Regional Trade Statistics are also produced by HMRC from the OTS dataset. These statistics provide a breakdown of the flows of imports and exports between regions of the UK and the Rest of the World, presented in the standard Government Office Region (GOR) geography.
Trade in services data are a published National Statistic within National Accounts. Data are primarily collected via the Office of National Statistics' (ONS) statutory (under the Statistics of Trade Act) International Trade in Services (ITIS) survey.
The ITIS survey targets UK private non-financial corporations. Firms are randomly selected from the Inter-Departmental Business Register (IDBR) as well as from a filter question on the Annual Business Inquiry (ABI). The ITIS survey collects exports and imports of services data for 51 products by country of origin and destination. A separate annual survey provides data on international trade of the UK film and television industries.
Travel data relating to expenditure on goods and services by UK residents and non-residents travelling abroad for less than one year are collected via the International Passenger Survey (IPS). The IPS is a frontier survey that interviews over a quarter million travellers each year, accounting for roughly 0.3 per cent of travellers. The IPS sample is stratified to ensure that it is representative of mode of travel (air, sea or tunnel), route and time of day. A variety of data are collected on the IPS including expenditure, purpose of visit and nationality of traveller.
Other notable data sources for trade in services data include the Bank of England for data on Monetary Financial Institutions (banks and building societies), ONS inquiries into insurance companies and pension funds and the Civil Aviation Aviation for data relating to international air transportation. It also includes the Chamber of Shipping for sea transportation and information from government departments relating to transactions by embassies, consulates, military units and defence agencies with residents of, for example, staff and military persona in the economies in which they are located.�
Imports to one EU Member State from another, collected by the Intrastat survey.
The Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight system, used for managing UK Customs authorisation of the import and export of goods.
Exports from one EU Member State to another, collected by the Intrastat survey.
EU Member States
The 27 European countries that together form the European Union (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the UK).
The supply of goods or services to another country from the UK.
The bringing of goods or services into the UK from another country.
International trade in goods
Goods traded between one country and those in the Rest of the World.
The EU survey collecting statistical data, detailing trade between VAT-registered businesses in one EU Member State and entities in the other Member States, administered in the UK by HM Revenue�& Customs (HMRC).
Intrastat Declarations
Monthly statistical declarations from VAT-registered businesses, collected as part of the Intrastat survey. Arrivals (EU imports) and Dispatches (EU exports) data are collected separately.
Intrastat Exemption Threshold
The value of EU trade, which a VAT-registered business must surpass within a calendar year, to become liable to submit monthly Intrastat declarations. This value threshold applies separately to both EU Arrivals (imports) and Dispatches (exports).
Missing Trader Intra-Community (MTIC) VAT Fraud
Missing trader intra-community (MTIC) fraud, also known as carousel fraud, is a sophisticated criminal attack on the VAT system. It involves goods imported VAT-free from other EU Member States being sold through contrived business-to-business transaction chains in the Member State where the fraud occurs, and subsequently exported. The tax loss occurs when the VAT charged on the initial sale of the goods in the member state where the fraud occurs is not paid to the relevant tax authority because the seller disappears.
The countries of the World, excluding the 27 EU Member States.
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FÈS, Morocco - A year that began with promise and later was plagued by some bad luck is back on the upswing for Hungarian veteran Greta Arn, who had an easy first round victory at the Grand Prix de SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem.
Watch Fès and Stuttgart on WTA Live powered by TennisTV!Arn won her second career title at Auckland to kick off 2011, later reached the quarters in Acapulco and Monterrey but then was forced to retire in the first set of her first round match in Indian Wells with a left knee injury. Still showing some ill effects from the injury, she again lost her opener in Miami, yet still managed to reach her career-high of No.50 on the next rankings.
"I was practicing for three weeks at home in Rome. The first week I had to be very careful because my knee was hurting a little bit," Arn said. "Unfortunately I couldn't play in Marbella because the knee wasn't 100% but now it looks like it's fine, thank God!"
Currently ranked No.52 and seeded fourth here, Arn appeared healthy and in good form on Monday, taking a 60 10 lead on Patricia Mayr-Achleitner before the Austrian retired with a right shoulder injury.
"First rounds are never easy, plus I had never played against her. I kind of had an idea of how she played, but it's still different when you actually play the match," said Arn, who is now 7-2 here, highlighted by a semifinal showing in 2008. "I'm just happy to be in the second round now!"No.7 seed Simona Halep, who went through the qualifying draw all the way to the final here last year for her career best result, also cruised, defeating Anastasiya Yakimova, 62 60. There was one upset, with Ksenia Pervak taking the last three games of the match to edge fifth-seeded Angelique Kerber, 61 46 63. Fellow Russian Alla Kudryavtseva was also victorious. In the final round of qualifying, Irina-Camelia Begu, Urszula Radwanska, Sílvia Soler Espinosa and Kristyna Pliskova all won to reach the main draw.
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