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Noble Rot
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My team and I visited for dinner. It was fabulous. We really enjoyed our server Kierre (spelling was weird) and the chef who took us on a magical tour on the rooftop garden (it really was magical). I had the scallops, but should have had the Sturgeon. It was freaking yummy. The only complaint me and one of my colleagues had was for a wine bar, there should be at least ONE bottle of Cabernet available by the glass. Is that too much to ask????
Food is always excellent with an amazing surroundings and picturesque views. I love going there and bring my friends and family to experience a wonderful meal out. Thank you!
Arrived 1 hour late but was seated without attitude. I left a message about it being our anniversary and they did wish us a happy anniversary. We had a Campari cocktail, a lemon burbon drink, and the meat plate. All were good. Service and view were even better!
We really appreciated the rooftop garden tour. The gentleman that took us up (can't remember his name), did a great job with the tour. What a special garden and the view from there is amazing.
I am so glad I made reservations through OpenTable. I arrived shortly before my reservation time to find the restaurant packed with lots of people waiting. Right away the hostess told me she had my table ready and led me to it. If I had not made reservations ahead of time it would have been a long wait for sure. I forgot to request the balcony in my reservation but was able to specify it when they called me to confirm the reservation. It was one of the first very hot days of the year, but the balcony has shade and a really nice breeze. The view of what I lovingly call "Middle East Portland" (right off Burnside, the N/S dividing line). Their tables are almost all of decent size, holding 6 (or 8 cozy). I'll definitely go back.
We requested to see the garden on the roof and were informed someone would take us up there. Did we want to go before dinner? Yes. The owner, garden designer, and chef, Leather, took us up for a personal tour. We must have been up there for 15-20 minutes until his wife came up and we had to go back down. They were both delightful and answered all of our questions. The food was delicious and everything had a unique twist. We eagerly shared bites and didn't find a looser in the group. We would all go back again!
We vacationed in Portland. The restaurant is on the east side of the river on the fourth floor of an office type building. When we first arrived, we momentarily asked ourselves...Where are we? Just take the elevator ride and be pleasantly surprised. They even have a roof garden in which they grow many of their ingredients. The endive salad was a stand out. They may only be on the fourth floor, but we had a wonderful evening looking at the fireworks over the city. We were celebrating two birthdays and the hostess wanted to make sure we had a table that we liked (inside vs outside). Our waiter gave his opinions about items on the menu and, as a result, we enjoyed everything that we ordered. What a great find. What a great night!!
Brought some out of town friends here for dinner. The view is unbeatable and the staff was really friendly. We will absolutely be back.
Our dining experience was very nice except the hamburger that was ordered did not get cooked as ordered and had to be taken back. The next one did not return to the table until the rest of the party had finished eating. It also came back not cooked as ordered.. The special of the day was excellent.
This was recommended by other Open Table users. The building is interesting, LEED certified. Loved the indoor/outdoor feel. FYI, can be very warm outdoors. Sunset was beautiful. Found wines we had at the Willamette wineries. Food was fantastic. Don't miss the grilled angel food cake with berries.
Food is carefully prepared using fresh local and grown on premises produce however menu is somewhat limited and not particularly innovative (not necessarily a bad thing). Views are great. Wine selection is outstanding with choices of several themed wine flights (such as Oregon Pinot Noir or Italian wines) are available. Good spot for an after-work get away.
We dined here on a lovely summer evening in Portland. The view is spectacular ! The food was absolutely delicious. Drinks are very pretty but also quality. Can't wait to return!
We made a reservation for 6 people at 7pm. We waited a few minutes for the table but once we sat down we had an amazing time! Great food, service, views, atmosphere. Definitely one of our favorite places in Portland!
Enjoyed a birthday celebration for my husband with a view of the city and delicious meal. Started with cheese plate and a glass of Limoncello Sparkler. I had a generous piece of herb-crusted rockfish on a bed of corn/tomato succotash. He had the happy hour panino and side salad, while we each enjoyed a glass of wine - Malbec for me and Rioja for him. Attentive service and not too loud. Definitely recommend and will come back for any kind of celebration or just a date night.
It was a little hot to be outside at the time we went but tolerable. The food, view, and drinks were incredible and I can't wait to go back. Love that they grow as much food as can on their rooftop garden. So fresh.
We had an amazing meal here a few nights ago. The view is amazing, and the food unique and fresh. House wines here are high quality and well worth the $5.50. Overall, the pricing is a little higher than I would have expected for the types of food offered. That being said, the view and the overall atmosphere make it worth it. Major fault: the are unable to split checks. With a large group, this made it difficult at the end and one person ended paying much more than they should have.
Fun for the view ! My food was overcooked but they redid it and comped me so the right thing to do . Millennial wait staff could be more attentive
Tasty food. One of the best burgers in town. Eminently sippable cocktails. And the view ain't bad.
Great restaurant with great wine list. Our server had excellent timing to let us enjoy our drinks and salads, no rush at all.
I can't say enough about NR. Perfect food, eclectic fun decor, great view, wonderful service, and reasonable prices!
Evokes the heart of Portland with good food; great view; relaxed atmosphere; friendly staff; accessible garden on roof; leed certified building; great overall dining experience.
I requested to sit outside on OpenTable and the restaurant made that happen., but when it started raining, we suddenly wanted to go inside. The restaurant then made that happen, too. We ordered a few plates to share and everything tasted great. I loved the local, fresh food, great dinner mood lighting and trendy vibe.
WOnderful service, great food, enjoyed the wine flights greatly
Food and views are top-notch! The actual outdoor patio is small, but everywhere in the restaurant offers a grand view. Our waitress was very knowledgeable and friendly, and although the main course took awhile, it was fresh and well worth the wait! It's a very impressive place, overall and I would highly recommend it.
food was excellent and an added wine flight made it even better. Great view over Portland and friendly and efficient service.
While we only treck out to this wonderful location but once a year (our anniversary), it is a great dining location for any time/event. The view looking west toward Portland is sepctacular, the food amazing, and great service! Well worth it!
New place for us. Took out of town friends as we heard the view of downtown Portland was one of the best-and it was!! Food was delicious. Everyone happy with the new experience!!
Had a lovely experience here. Took my parents here to meet my boyfriend for the first time. Has a nice energy so we didn't feel isolated, but the ambiance was lively and classy so that we could hear and enjoy each other. Food was tasty, and while it's not my favorite meal in PDX, there was something on the menu for everyone. Interesting flavor combos and spins on classic which kept our interest. I'd recommend this place for all sorts of occasions. It's got a great feel and an even better view of the city!
Great for a first date. Terrific view, simple menu easy to choose from when my girl asked me to order for her. Vegetarian friendly for her. The tuna was fantastic for me.
We go there about every 8 weeks or so as we have season tickets to plays near by! It is consistently delicious and delightful. The service is excellent and the food is something we can count on. The happy hour menu is wonderful, too! We will continue to enjoy this gem!
Me and my boyfriend took another couple out for a night in Portland. I love that this place had a view of downtown from the SE side. It has something for everyone. The price is nice but no too expensive. Love this place!
NOT SURE THEIR SECRET; MUST BE THE BEST INGREDIENTS, EVERY DISH FROM SCRATCH. THEY TURN A HAMBURGER INTO FINE DINING! Brownie with freshly made salt caramel and ice cream is EXCEPTIONAL. Waiters are perfectly in tune to diners' needs.
Great spot to view sunset over downtown and enjoy a nice dinner. Brownie with ice cream and caramel sauce was delicious.
Took my out-of-town parents for dinner outside on a beautiful weekend. Menu was almost a little "daring" for them, but my dad LOVED the steak frites (as did I). My mom wasn't moved by the seafood pasta special, sadly. The decor is super chic, and of course, sitting outside with the sun setting behind the west hills is always nice.
The food was amazing and the server knew every last detail about the menu. This restaurant also had the best views of the city that I've seen so far.
I went here recently for my birthday and was pleased with most things. Great view, yummy drinks, unusual recipes and flavors. The only complaint I have is that the creme brulee was not hot.....or even warm! The flavor was superb, but I need my brulee to at least be warm to enjoy it, since I only order it on special occasions. The ambience was great with the sunset in the background and surrounding artistic lights and candles. I would definitely order the "PB&J" because it is NOT what you think...... :)
I have a gluten sensitivity & specifically asked what items contained gluten & our waitress replied, "everything is gluten free except for the obvious things. that do (pasta dishes etc.). we asked about the contents of the meat plate, waitress made NO indication that it contained gluten. She delivered a small plate of bread, the meat plate & our beverages. we pushed aside the bread & started with the meat plate. we started with the duck which was delicious. approximately 5 minutes after starting the meat plate someone else came to the table to inform us that the duck we consumed contained gluten! Ahhhh! So we crossed our fingers and hoped for the best. That dinner was followed by 24 hours of abdominal discomfort. very unhappy.
I hadn't been in over a year and I must say the food - especially the entrees have improved. They were good before - but now even better. The views are stunning from the east side of the river looking west. It is an adult restaurant - they take reservations, have a great bar, you can hear your partner and there is room to move around. I highly recommend it! Waiting area could be bigger….or have more seats.
Couldn't of picked a better spot! The decor and ambiance was spectacular. Would definitely recommend and go back!
Perfect dinner for us. You must order the Mia Farrow. It's a fantastic cocktail to start your meal
I took my girlfriend here for her birthday. I made sure to make reservations, to request that we had a table next to the windows (for the view), and informed them of the occasion. They were more than accommodating, providing a great table and at the end of the meal, remembered the occasion and brought our dessert out with a birthday candle! The food was good, not great, but I believe people go here for the wine list, the view, and the sustainable practices (rooftop garden!). Overall it was a great night.
I was in town for business, and what a treat to find this restaurant. The food was delicious, ambience relaxing, and wine list excellent. Our server was quick with a smile, knowledgable, and was attentive to our needs, and gave us space to visit and enjoy our meals. We were served promptly, and never felt rushed. They have wine flights, so we were able to sample a number of local wines, and even enjoy a Sauterne at the end of the meal. They have a generous Happy Hour menu as well. The ambience is quiet, with real candles, and the space is on the 4th floor with lots of windows so we were treated to pretty city views. It was such a treat to escape from the hotel and enjoy a taste of true Portland.
We had an event to go to at the Rose Quarter and the waitress timed our meal so we made the event while still enjoying the great food.
Great venue with amazing views of downtown. We had been her several times for Happy Hour and were very satisfied. Returned for dinner and found the Dinner Menu very unappealing! Mostly paninos and very unusual entrees to choose from. Service was great as was the atmosphere!
My wife and I dined here late one December evening. We had visited a few times before, but this was the first time at this time of night and year. We had a tremendous view of the Portland skyline from what is normally the patio in summer. Cocktails were lovely and we followed that with wine, salad, and a fish main, plus dessert. The service was very good and the food was all well prepared and nice on the palate. As a footnote, we were running a bit late for what was already a late reservation and they were quite accommodating for that (we did call ahead).
Our server was great at answering all our questions about food on the menu.
Food was good to excellent, everyone in our party enjoyed their meal. Some salads are flat-out overpriced. Our server had zero personality - I would describe the service as stern bordering on unfriendly. The view is superb, and the booths are comfortable.
Love the place. First time there and we liked everything about it. If there is a con to the place it would be the noise level. We sat by the window and there was a large table of people near us that made the noise level very high. Otherwise we loved it and will be back again
Food was delicious, presentation very nice and service was excellent. The view of the city is great and Golidlocks would covet the venue size..., not too big or small, it's just perfect.
The quintessential Portland food experience!!!! Always a great intro for newcomers to the Portland culinary scene.


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The Little Door
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nice restaurant, good food, good service, we enjoy the ambience very much
The Little Door was once again a wonderful, romantic escape to enjoy a delicious dinner. We had the steak and lamb specials that were amazing, with mussels to start. The dessert smapler is always a lovely surprise. Jason provided excellent service, as always. We will always go back for special occasions.
Came here for our anniversary. This place has a great ambiance. Food was incredible and the staff was friendly and courteous. If you have a special occasion, definitely come to the Little Door.
We were there for our 30 th anniversary with our teen . The restaurant was lovely , the food well done . Even our picky teen enjoyed the Sunday prix fix menue . Our dessert even had happy anniversary espically written on it . The waiter went out of his way to be charming and efficient . All in all a great experience .
This isn't the place to show off what a gastronome you are. You won't have to disect the menu to find what you can eat. It's a great restaurant for an intimate dinner with friends under low candle lights with fresh seasonal ingredients. The one minor criticism is that the light is too low, so it is almost a waste to have these beautiful colors on your plate ans no way to appreciate them. If you are familiar with Moroccan cuisine found in Provence, France, you'd find this restaurant an excellent spot with a New American vibe. The wine list is excellent, and for a French restaurant where almost all the staff speak French, the service is excellent as well. They are attentive but not intrusive, friendly but not fawning. Definitely a little gem!
Fantastic hadn't been in a while but nothing has changed. Superb in every way - best table in the house
Great place, one of very few places in LA where you won't be disappointed.
Wonderful food. Excellent service. Nice diverse menu. Duck liver was delicious. I loved my rack of lamb and the wife loved the fillet. Indoor and covered outdoor seating. Would come back again and would recommend to a friend.
The ambience was different and cozy from all the restaurant my lady and I had been to. I always order sea food when we eat out but that was the first time I tried Monk fish. I enjoyed it and my lady also enjoyed her meal. We traveled about 45 miles from our home to the restaurant and we will go back again and try other dishes on the menu and then we would add LITTLE DOOR to our list of eating places.
The ambience is so French, quaint, lovely, cozy, sophisticated and classy with a living room feel. The best service and food too. An experience you can't pass up.
Lives up to reputation. Mediterranean dishes prepared well. The seasonal dish - figs stuffed w/ goat cheese and wrapped in bacon was amazing. Also highly recommend the monkfish kabob. There is no AC so avoid a real hot summer night, if possible. Service was excellent.
Our evening was utterly sublime and unforgettable.
My husband and I have been coming to The LIttle Door for 11 years, without fail, on our anniversary. It's a special place for a special occasion, and the most beautiful ambiance and patio in LA!
What a great place! Beautifully decorated. Fabulous food. Mezze platter was delicious. Filet cooked to perfection, Roasted Artichoke-Stuffed Loup de Mer, Tomato Pernod Sauce was wonderful. Dessert board was vast. Coconut cheesecake light and creamy. Can't wait to go back!!!
The Little Door is not only one of the most romantic restaurants in town...it also has incredible food. Everything is always so consistent; the appetizers, the entrees, the desserts, THE WINE LIST. This is a must for any foodie and/or hopeless romantic. The wine bar is also always hopping with an incredible energy! Check it out!
If you were walking down 3rd Street, you would have definitely walked past a couple of old doors and would have never known The Little Door was there. As you step inside you're greeted by a hidden little garden, candle light flickering on each linen covered table top, making you feel like you were somewhere in Europe and not in LA. The specialty cocktails are top notch and the appetizers are fresh and brimming with flavor - sizes are more than adequate and will fill your cravings for a second and third bite. The main courses were delectable with traditional classic dishes and with more than enough food to share. Wine selection is extensive and the waiters are more than helpful in pairing wines with courses. Great French cuisine!
I just want to say that i had a great experience in Little Door. Lovely place for a romantic night.
Our waiter was fantastic. food was delicious. they are very accommodating. atmosphere is quaint and cozy
So happy I took my boyfriend there for his surprise birthday dinner. Cocktails were amazing. The blackberry martini is killer. The service across the board was impeccable. This is a restaurant where you sit back and enjoy. I read reviews where people stated that the food service took to long. This is entirely untrue. If you are looking for fast food service then this is not your place. However if what you are seeking is an experience where every detail is perfect and service impeccable then this is the place for you. We plan to return again and again and again!!!!!
food was good, service was good as well. pretty romantic place, but loud. food took pretty long time though.
We went to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary with children and in laws. The service was amazing and the food. Wow. We started with the mussels which were terrific, Then we shared a huge appetizer plate. The main meal, lamb chpps were perfectly cooked. Dessert was soooo good. We tried the fig tart, chocolate pot, and a few others I can't remember. Everything was great. I would highly recommend this restaurant
Some of the most finely prepared food that I have ever tasted. Everything was of perfect quality and prepared without flaw. Some noise from the street, since it is a open slotted roof, but it allows a fresh breeze to blow through. Server wasn't the most knowledgeable in describing the food and beer selection, but was polite and respectful. The Hostess, though admittedly easy on the eyes, was dressed less than appropriately for the atmosphere in jeans and a tank top. I had the ribeye, cooked medium. It was cooked absolutely perfectly. Best place imaginable for a romantic dinner.
The interior was warm and inviting and cozy among the indoor trees. Our waiter was great, witty, informative and laid back. Wonderful Icelandic vodka. Appetizers were just ok Entrees were Excellent!! Great rack of lamb!! We will be back.
My wife and I went to the Little Door to celebrate our 1 year anniversary, and it was perfect. I've probably been there about 10 times, and have never been disappointed. Great menu - I had the lamb and she had the pancetta-wrapped monkfish. We loved them both. Wines are also delicious. Service was perfect. Ambiance is among the most romantic in LA... A+
We have been to the Little Door many times and on each occasion the food and service was very good, but it is the setting and ambience that keeps us coming back. We have eaten in all the rooms of the restaurant and each has it s own charm and appeal but our favoirte is the outdoor area in the front, with the amazing trees, lights and fountain. There is no more beatiful spot to dine in all of LA.
Decided to come here to celebrate a special occasion. Was amazed that the place wast packed for a tuesday. Not sure if that's normal but it created a happy environment. overall. It was good anniversary evening here at The Little Door. She ordered the Grilled Filet Mignon and I got the Pistachio-Crusted Seared Day Boat Scallops.The food was delicious and timely served. The dishes were tasty, but i don't think they stand out as much to justify the cost. We only tried two drinks, but they do have a big wine selection. Thank you for the chocolate "Happy Anniversary" treat at the end. I would come again.
All were fantastic!!! Been an absolutely great experience and a milestone memory for our anniversary.! Many thx for ALL!! Berk Tanguner
This is one of my new favorite restaurants, a delightful discovery! The ambience is gorgeous - I recommend the patio for those who like the vibrant scene or want a romantic feel as that's the most charming. It's nice to see trendy restaurants have a lush, pretty atmosphere (as opposed to that sparse, modern décor of other hot spots). Food is FABULOUS. I recommend the duck for foodies and the ahi tuna appetizer for those who like seafood and sushi like me. The scallops and rack of lamb were also excellent (we all tried one another's dishes!). The service is the best. I've been here twice now and you feel welcome the moment you walk in. Great for special occasions, great to bring friends, great for romance, great all around.
Honestly better than i expected, a client of mine suggested this place for my anniversary dinner. Although i trusted him, i went ahead & researched this place anyway. I made a reservation through Open Table as i often do & included it was our "anniversary dinner, any seat in the place that was best for this sort of occasion would be appreciated". They gave us the most comfortable table in the house that could have fit 4 or 5 people which is always seems to be my biggest pet peeve when you get the smallest table because there is only 2 of you. They even wrote out "happy anniversary" on our desert that we ordered, left beyond full of amazing food & very impressed. thank you again & see you very soon.
i absolutely LOVE this restaurant. It is beautiful, intimate and the food is really terrific.
...after all these years, I still think Little Door is the best restaurant in LA.
Not many restaurants offer so much in terms of ambiance, food selection and just great, hearty food. The Cous Cous Royal will be something I crave until I go back. Entree portions were generous so I was able to enjoy Little Door a second time. Unfortunately my living room was not as romantic.
Great food, the octopus appetizer menu was awesome! Our waiter oliver was very helpful with my special request and he was constantly checking if we were doing ok. What a romantic night at beautiful restaurant!
Open the Little Door and enjoy the unique ambience of a completely different environment than the street you just walked off. It's a great spot to take someone special for an occasion. You might, like us, even sit next to a celebrity if that's appealing to you.
I have been meaning to try The Little Door for years, and I am so glad we finally did. The meal was delicious and my husband, who grew up in North Africa, found the flavours to be authentic and reminiscent of his youth. The setting was gorgeous and the music and ambiance were a real treat. However, we were frustrated and disappointed by the lack of attentive service. We dine out often and this restaurant came highly recommended...we did not expect to be waiting unreasonable amounts of time for our server to stop by our table to take a drink order or bring our bill...and it wasn't just us, I heard neighbouring tables call out to him to get his attention more than once. It was unfortunate.
This is now my top dining experience. Every detail was perfect: outstanding food, service and ambience. Can't wait to return.
Last ate a The Little Door in 2005, was terrific then and now. My next trip to LA from home in Texas will find me a The Little Door.
such a wonderful restaurant- great food, cooked to perfection, and every consideration to presentation is made--wonderful atmosphere-you feel like you're outside in a very romantic setting
Great restaurant to have a nice diner with a exelent food great service and drinks just perfect.
this spot if by far the most romantic restaurant I have been to in LA. The candlelight is warm and lovely while the string lights add a magical glow. The food is excellent and the service matches. Its pricey but I knew that going in and was not disappointed.
I wanted to choose a place that was different than the norm. It was my 3rd anniversary with my girlfriend, and I wanted to treat her out to a special dinner. We were completely satisfied. When we first arrived we thought we were at the wrong place, as the front door seemed to be a large wooden door to no where, but that was their front. Once you step inside, the ambiance and scenery was breathtaking. It's as if you were walking into a backyard garden scene, plants and greenery is everywhere. Definitely a good romantic spot for your special person. As for the food, everything was delicious, with good sized proportions. But, be prepared for pay some good money ($$$). Personally, it was worth it for a great anniversary gift for my girlfriend!!
Very nice place for a romantic dinner, however, it is getting very pricy to eat here. Will be looking for another romantic spot, the bill killed my mood. Don't think I will be back for a very long time.
The receptionists were very polite. The waiter who explained dishes to us could be more enthusiastic though.
My boyfriend and I asked a friend for a recomendation for a romantic date. That's how we ended up at the little door. It is by far the best restaraunt I have been to in years. The ambiance and Devore is breathtaking. It's quaint yet elegant with foliage and emasculate color schemes. The service is amazing. James, our server,was always present without being over bearing. His knowledge of the menu and wine was amazing. He was always courteous, genuine and gregarious. The food was spectacular as we're the hand crafted cocktails. All in all, I would recommend this restaraunt to anyone with a discerning palat and love of good service and atmosphere. Thank you James for the wonderful evening!!
I love the restaurant. Food was delicious and my server was awesome. My ONLY complaint would have to be The Little Door charging me for a scoop of ice cream that I assume was complimentary for the birthday girl. Of course I understand nothing is free...BUT when it's mention that it's a celebration for a BIRTHDAY there should be something complimentary besides water!! I'm just suggesting.
Lovely little restaurant with several different rooms including a covered patio with tree branches and vines lining the ceiling. Very good wine selection and helpful sommelier. The wait staff is also excellent. The food is good, though not amazing. Was a very nice birthday dinner nonetheless and I will definitely return. The ambience is right up my alley!
This place is so romantic. Perfect place for a date. The food is great. The rib eye was the best! Highly recommend.
My husband and I celebrated his birthday and enjoyed a leisurely delicious dinner !
I took my wife for her birthday. The food was outstanding. The ambience was very romantic. We had a great night. We highly recommend.
It was my first time there and i enjoyed everything we ordered. I will go back again and recommend this place to my friends.


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December 13th, 2013
Hand Made & Altered!
Really, you could argue that anything human hands finish or help machines produce is "handmade." However, when things are knit or sewn by hand, or an artisan's hands take a machine-made blank and turns it into a little work of art, we consider that hand made or altered and we have a category just for that!
Our Hand Made and Altered section is filled with delights that make for lovely gifts (for others or yourself) that have a personal touch. From hand screen-printed or dyed to hand-assembled or knit, these styles are produced in small batches, often just for us!
Silk-screening is hard work! We know from printing our logo t-shirts! But, a t-shirt is pretty simple to print on. The skill and quality of both Nylon Journal and Polonova in printing their pretties continues to impress us.
Nylon Journal's USA made tights are hand-printed in New York city!
• Skeleton Wrap Printed Tights •
• Eye Exam Chart Printed Tights •
• Cyborg Printed Tights •
Polonova's gloves and trouser socks are hand-printed much closer to home for us, right here in Portland, actually! And, just like Nylon Journal, both the knee-high trouser sock blanks and the glove blanks (fingerless or otherwise) are made in the USA, too.
• Polonova Velvet Wrist Warmers •
• Russian Imperial Trouser Socks •
A trippier option is Love Lite Precision Tie Dye, hand-dyed confections of glorious and brilliant tie dye on (mostly) our house brand styles.
• Psuper Psili Tie Dyes •
• Tie Dye Ripple OTK •
• Tie Dyed O Chevrons •
Una, based just North of us in Seattle, are hand-sewn and silk-screened. We also get to pick the colour combos, based on seasonal availability, so a little bit of us is in there too, but just a little, most of it is the wonderful folks of Una!
• Jellies Arm Cozies •
• Gloveometry Arm Cozies •
Texture Clothing's arm warmers are not only hand-made, they're produced with scraps from Texture's clothes-making process, where "nothing is wasted and everything is wanted".
• Knit Mitts •
• Wooly Knit Mitts •
Last, but most certainly not least, are Snappy Garters! Hand-made and lovingly crafted, they're the brand in the Hand Made and Altered category we've had the longest!
• Snappy Star Sock Garters •
• Snappy Big Button Garters •
Of course, because these styles are all hand made or altered in small batches, they run out quickly, so grab what you love while you can! If you miss out, just sign up for email notification and you'll know the same day we do that a fresh batch is in stock and ready to buy!
by Brenna
December 6th, 2013
Socks for December!
Ah December! We've reached the end of the year and our last month of birth month symbol-inspired socks! Holly and poinsettia are inevitable flowers for this month, but turquoise is a surprise as the birthstone! And Sagittarius' arrows point straight to the end of the year!
The distinctive pretty prickliness of holly only really shows up in seasonal socks. This year we have the lovely Cardinals Crew, with bright little birds perched on holly leaves.
Did you know that the poinsettia "flower" is actually a cluster of specialised leaves? And besides the traditional red, they can be orange, pale green, cream, pink, white or marbled! They need to be kept in the dark for a while for the colour change to happen, then need lots of light to get as bright as can be! The Starry Poinsettia Over the Knees are an obvious sock choice,
But the Juneau Fairisle Crews have that same distinctive "flower" worked into their design. Subtle!
Now, turquoise is an easy one! We even have a built-in "Browse by Color" search for it! Well, turquoise and teal. Because actual turquoise stones vary from super pale to vivid and blue to blue-greens, as a colour name it runs the gamut!
Clockwise from top: Space Dyed Terry Baby Booties, O Basics, Keri Dimensional Stripe Crew, Harajuku Arm Warmers, Solid Bows & Cuffs Over the Knees, Seashell Anklet.
Now, what best represents the arrows of Sagittarius (since we only have horses, no centaur archers)? Why, chevrons! The stacked "V" design of a chevron is like a flying arrow, or the feathers (fletching) that balance it!
Of course, our DreaM Stockings have a lovely line of chevron styles:
• A Chevron •
• Chevron Sleeve •
• O Chevrons •
• B Chevrons •
And there are plenty of others to aim at!
• Sheer Pattern Crew •
• Cable Textured Acrylic OTK•
• Stockholm Trouser Socks •
See, December birthdays, even with all the holiday rush going on, we couldn't forget you!
by Brenna
November 29th, 2013
Tips and Tricks: Gift notes
One of the beautiful things about getting somebody a present via the internet is that you can ship it straight to them! Physical mail is fun to get, particularly when it is a present. But there are problems. How do you make sure they wait until the special occasion or holiday to open their gift? How do you leave them a note or hide the price? Well, just read along, we've got some tips for you!
It all starts once you checkout. When you get to the page where you enter your information, pay attention to three places:
Make sure your Email address and Daytime phone are your contact info, not the person you're sending a gift to. These contacts are how you get order and shipping confirmation and how we get a hold of you if there is something wrong with your order. If you put the gift recipient's info there, then they find out what you've got them pretty much as soon as you buy it.
The Delivery Address needs to be the gift recipient (unless you're shipping it to yourself, because you're adding it to other, non-sock things, or whatever). If you put your address there, or forget to change it if you have the site set to remember your address, then it'll go to you, not the person you're trying to surprise.
To ensure no peeking, use the Company name field. It's a sneaky trick that we love. The way shipping labels work, whatever you put in the Company name field goes on the line above the delivery address (this is also great place in general to let the postal worker know to leave the package behind the screen door, or with the super). So, if you want your giftee to slow their roll until an official holiday, write that here. Keep it short and all caps for best effectiveness.
Now, on to the Shipping Options page, which you'll need to pay the most attention to!
If you want to leave a note for the person you're sending socks to, or you don't want them to see what you spent, check the "Gift invoice: do not include prices on invoice" checkbox. This does some magic and hides the prices from the gift recipient and! It opens up a nice space for you to leave a note, if you want to.
But what about that first box? If you type stuff there, where does it show up? Well, that's where you put order notes, the stuff you want us at Sock Dreams to see! If you're saying hello, requesting stickers, or crafting some emoji masterwork, this is where it goes (if you're asking about sizing info, it should be emailed to us, not put in your order notes).
Here's a side-by-side example of where each field goes once it becomes a printed invoice:
So what you type in the "order notes" box goes at the bottom of the invoice and what goes in the gift notes box (which only appears if you check the gift invoice checkbox) shows up at the top of the invoice, so it's the first thing you see (if you don't type anything there, no little Gift Note box will show up).
This means that if you're sending a gift directly to someone, you should probably be aware that your order notes will show up on the invoice! So if you're sending a gift, the recipient won't just see the nice note you've left,
They'll also see anything you put in as an order note too!
So make sure, when you get to the page that has you check over your order before finalising it, that everything is right!
Our free USPS First Class shipping in the United States (and free USPS Priority for orders over $50! check our Shipping FAQ) makes sending sock-tacular gifts easy, just remember to click that Gift Invoice checkbox to add a little personalisation to your present!
by Brenna
November 22nd, 2013
A sock banquet!
We've passed the height of harvest season, which means good eats and warm treats, particularly on the most food-tastic holiday, Thanksgiving. I figured, in honour of the season, I'd serve you up a couple courses of food-themed socks.
I grew up with big family get-togethers for Thanksgiving. Everyone would bring stuff that had to be finished up or heated up, and while we waited we'd nosh on crackers and cheese. The Cheese Crews offer quite the array of nibbles.
Once it's time to dig in, you make sure you get some veggies to balance things out. Sadly (or maybe not so sadly) we don't have any socks that properly represent green bean casserole with fried onion straws on top. But we do have Ashi Dashi's delicious Corn Crews. They're corn on the cob, not the creamed corn you often see at holiday potlucks, but they're just as deliciously delightful!
Of course, the big part of a Thanksgiving meal is the turkey. Although a lot of Sweet Marcel's styles are made at an ethically-certified mill in Turkey, that's about as close as we get to that distinctive bird. Our ham is a little rare (as in, still oinking), so we'll throw tradition to the wind and tuck into some red meat.
• Bacon Crews •
• Ashi Dashi Meat Midcalf •
• Meat Knee Highs •
Okay, you're probably thinking, "that's a pretty light spread for one of the biggest holiday meals of the year." Well, that is because we wanted to make sure you had room for dessert!
The beauty of potluck holiday meals is that everybody brings a dessert. So. Do you want some cookies?
Or maybe a slice of cobbler? (one of our four delicious Dessert Stripes!)
Or just some chocolate? Or ALL the chocolate?
Ahh, now that's how you end a meal. Add a little after-dessert wine, or coffee and some hangouts with family and friends.
We hope you have a wonderful start to the winter holiday season!
by Brenna
November 15th, 2013
Starry socks to fall for!
Okay, I'm an adult, I know that meteor showers aren't falling stars. But it's such a prettier name! And a great excuse to look at socky, starry goodness. The Leonid metor shower is peaking either Saturday the 16th or Sunday the 17th (it looks like fair game for either right now), so let's kick back and enjoy some stars that a full moon and cloud cover can't foil!
Although you can search for Sparkly in Pattern & Texture, there isn't a search value for stars right now because we often don't have that many! But of course, you can always just take a gander with general search. Wow, our night sky is actually pretty full!
We've got rainbow stars in the Neon Night Sky Over your Knees and Rainbow Star Acrylic Knee Highs.
If those are too crazy (I mean, even though stars do have different colours depending on their temperatures), then the sedate Sheer Star Tights and the sparkly Snappy Star Garters might be more your speed.
Of course there are always the very sciencey Constellation Knee Highs, Midcalves and Outer Space Knee Highs if it's the cosmos, not the shape, that's your thing.
Good luck watching the stars tomorrow night! And if you look hard enough, who knows what you might see. . .
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STAR ATHLETE: Astronaut Leland Melvin flew to the International Space Station this February--twenty years after the abrupt end of his football career.
Image: NASA
Leland Melvin has very nearly been a member of two exclusive clubs: the National Football League (NFL) and the NASA astronaut corps. The first opportunity fizzled before it got very far. The second, however, recently afforded him a roundtrip to the International Space Station (ISS).
The former NFL draft pick in February journeyed into orbit aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis—an opportunity he had prepared for since beginning his training in 1998. The flight crew's goal: attach the European Space Agency's Columbus research laboratory to the ISS.
During the mission, Melvin played a key role in docking the 23 by 15 foot (7 meter by 4.6 meter) lab onto the space station, a task that involved operating robotic arms on both the shuttle and the ISS. "It was like playing the ultimate video game," Melvin says about his time manipulating the two joysticks that control the dual mechanical arms.
That wasn't the only thrill that Melvin experienced during his 13-day foray into space. He also had the pleasure of observing the odd eating habits of people in a zero-gravity environment: "There were people floating along the ceiling," he recalls, "and coming down like a bat to get the food."
He and his crewmates traveled at 25 times the speed of sound when Space Shuttle Atlantis reentered the earth's atmosphere, generating a 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,649 degrees Celsius), mile-long (1.6 kilometer) trail of plasma. "You just pray that the heat shields are doing their thing," he says.
And of course, there was the matter of readjusting to earth's gravity once Melvin safely reached the ground. "You feel 10 times your [actual] weight," he says. His body's natural balancing systems needed a few days to recalibrate, too—he remembers feeling like he was doing somersaults when he tried to take his boots off.
Melvin, 44, is still wide-eyed about his adventures above the earth. "It was one of the most amazing things," he says "just being able to look out that [shuttle] window."
Yet when he graduated college in 1986 he never dreamed he would one day float in space. At that time, the only arms he was looking to maneuver were his own—toward a spiraling football and a ticket to the NFL.
Leland Melvin loved sports while growing up in Lynchburg, Virginia. He remembers hauling in football passes from his father, a schoolteacher, when he was in the fourth grade. A gifted athlete who possessed outstanding quickness, Melvin was an early standout during his youth football days while in elementary school.
He remained a football star while a student at Heritage High School, though his chance at playing college ball nearly slipped through his fingers. In 1981 during his school's homecoming game Melvin's coach called for a long bomb play to his speedy senior receiver in a bid to win the tightly contested game. Alas, the normally sure-handed wideout dropped the ball in the end zone.
In that instance, Melvin felt his status plummet from potential hero to loser. But his coach saw things differently. "I went back to the sidelines to get the next play, and the coach grabbed me by the helmet and said, 'Leland, run the same thing. Catch the ball this time,'" Melvin recalls.


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BlackBerry Q10 phone may not reach U.S. until May or June
BlackBerry customers in the U.S. awaiting the new Q10 smartphone may have a long wait ahead of them.
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins told the Associated Press this week that the Q10 phone, which offers a traditional physical keyboard, will probably launch eight to 10 weeks after the debut of the virtual keyboard Z10 model. The Z10 is already available in the U.K. and Canada, but likely won't hit the shores of the U.S. until March.
Doing the math, that points to a May or June launch date for the Q10, at least in the U.S. … Read more


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My name is Bob Daddi, I am a director of Ojai FLOW. We are in the process of removing our For-Profit-Water company. They have sued to stop an election for a Bon that will allow to us purchase and remove them, Please go to the OjaiFLOW web and contact us if we can give you any help. The only answer is to have elected CPUC members, not appointed. Call your Senator and Assembly person and ask for support, they should have a vested intrest.
how can i get the email of the author, since i would like to contact her. I am at gary at couple and wise (all one word).com
PS. I never got my holiday pie.
Where I work in WA. WDS starts at 11 an hour and we work about 2 6 hr days a week. More before a holiday. The only benefit we get is 401K after a year. However we make so little we can't afford to put anything in it. Supposed to get a .25 raise after a year, but they gave me the shaft. been there almost 2 years and got only .15 cent raise. They get paid $155 plus supplies for a demo. They could at least give us a free membership like they give the Costco employees. Separate but equal. We ain't equal.
Much praise to the author of this article, and much more to Marc Armstrong and Ellen Brown of the public banking Institute for starting this long overdue movement. Since I believe Dante was right that the worst places in hell are reserved for those with knowledge who do not act, if everyone reading this will offer to do a houseparty or otherwise donate themselves some volunteer time or a $100 (and those at the house party in turn team up with others to generate more house parties two or three weeks later, so each round of parties keeps doubling or tripling, we'll have enough money and volunteer power to make this happen. It could be great fun too if everyone brings a poem or copies of a song or a tasteful joke, etc. I'm volunteering today, and Hope you too will be writing firstname.lastname@example.com.
My husband and I were going to make an offer on a house and move to Dillon Beach, until reading this article today. I am horrified by the greed of this company and the way these people are forced to live. I am all for water conservation, but upon exploring CalWater.com, I am surprised to say that usage isn't the issue. These people are reusing bath water and not cleaning their medical instruments, but the amount of water you use contributes very little to the actual amount billed. The size of your meter, the service charges, taxes and additional fees are where they are really gouging customers. These residents should be better informed about their bill breakdown. I am not in the area, but I would like to know how to get involved in changing how Cal Water treats these customers and expose the lack of oversight.
Come to Lucerne's Rally at Harbor Park, June 22nd Bring a picket sign and tell Cal-Water to get the hell out of our town!
Yes, I too would like PG&E to be compared with the 4 companies being considered by SCE. I am shocked at the heavy involvement in nuclear and would never support that. And i grew up in NYC with ConEd, which I associate with belching smokestacks. I suspect that PG&E might look angelic in a comparison with Con Ed. Although I spoke last night in favor of Petalumans having some choice, what I have read here is looking like "out of the frying pan and into the fire." I am concerned and would like to hear what Sonoma Clean Energy has to say about the advantages of going with their plan.
My goodness, this is the best story I have read in a long time. It was sent to me via the SRJC website which I am a member of. I will post this on SRJC Human Services Network to get the word out. Keep dreaming.
And I'd love it if PG&E were on this list, to weigh these companies fairly, and if Bohemian asked Sonoma Clean Power to talk about what it's like to try to buy cleaner power with a cheaper price in a market known for being dirty in general -- we as citizens just didn't push hard enough to demand a nation-wide clean energy supply, so now we're stuck with playing in the dirty muck of the energy market as it is.
I'm down in Long Beach and I'm starting to spread the word down here.
I like this article and I love the fact that the Bohemian is investigating something so important to all of us, but I'd love it EVEN MORE if your reporter looked into the labor practices of each company. You can't be a GREEN ENERGY provider if you don't pay workers decent wages and benefits and give them a voice at work (especially in jobs like this where public safety is at risk- do you want a worker to have to choose between speaking up about shoddy safety standards or losing his or her job?) Workers rights standards should be a part of any criteria in picking a "Green Energy Partner"
Why is it that nowhere in this story is AMGEN (the tour sponsor) mentioned as the manufacturer and clandestine provider of the primary drug in the scandal? Why do the riders get slammed over and over while the creator and pusher of EPO gets the publicity, and praise, for TOC despite being deeply and darkly implicated in some seriously ugly drug controversy? http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/armstr…
Power words that come from the heart!
The people who care need to coordinate with a bunch of friends with the right equipment and implements and cut the damn netting down yourselves. Do it at night if you have to. It should be obvious by now that these government idiots aren't going to do anything. Why are you surprised - it's what they do best.
You better get out there and help those birds or there will be thousands of dead ones in that netting. GET RID OF IT AND DO IT YOURSELf.
And if you are asked about it, respond like the governent agencies do: deny, deny deny.
"When the Swallows Come Back to Petaluma"
sung to the tune of "When the swallows Come Back to Capistrano"
When the swallows come back to Petaluma
That's the time you need to to take down all those nets
When you look at the bridge in Petaluma
You will see poor little birds killed in the nets
All the people on the ground are calling all around
The cruelty it astounds even hearts made of lead.
When the swallows come back to Petaluma
That's the time you need to to take down all those nets
If you care about birds in Petaluma
Please sign on, raise your voice, save the birds.
Meant the petition to remove the nets. It is located on the NSCC website (native songbird care & conservation).
I have pledged $100 to NSCC to help Bowers her staff and her mission. I have signed the petition to remove the nets on the NSCC website. I have shared this horrible problem with over a hundred conservationists....If you can please help. Please sign the petition, please spread the word....
West County Hawk Watch.


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text: Harriet Haddad has been a resident of Monmouth County her entire life. After college, she started her career as a buyer for a Manhattan Department store and worked in New York City for four years. She then married and started a family where she was a stay-at-home Mom. In 1983, she became a realtor and worked in the resale market for over three years. She then sold new homes in private developments for over two years. Since 1989, she has specialized in selling new homes in adult communities in Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean Counties. She is a member of the Monmouth County Board of Realtors and the Multiple Listing Service. As a licensed NJ Realtor with many years of experience and knowledge of the marketplace, Harriet will provide a high degree of professional service to her clients.


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Tom Hanks uttered the famous movie line "There's no crying in baseball!" Apparently there is in tennis. Do you like this display of emotion, or should Roger Federer suck it up and be a macho athlete?
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Switzerland's Roger Federer reacts during the awarding ceremony after he lost to Spain's Rafael Nadal in the Men's singles final match at the Australian Open Tennis Championship in Melbourne, Australia, Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009.


text: A man suspected of a series of local purse snatchings, has been arrested by Chillicothe Police. The arrest came Tuesday afternoon after an eyewitness saw a man running in an alley off South Paint Street, just after a car window had been broken and a purse inside the car taken.Officers and Detectives located the suspect on East Second Street near the Majestic Theater. He was identified as Patrick Thompson. Thompson admitted to being involved in the theft and told officers where he had disposed of the purse. He was also implicated in recent thefts from locker rooms at OU-Chillicothe. Thompson was arrested and charged with Criminal Mischief, Grand Theft. Numerous theft charges from the OU-C incident are pending as well.At this time, Thompson has denied any involvement in the other thefts from vehicles that have been occurring. They are still under investigation.


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1 cup butter
1 cup sugar
6 ounce package chocolate chips
1 cup chopped pecans
Line a 13x9x2" pan with parchment paper.
Sprinkle the bottom of the pan with 1/3 of the pecans.
Cook butter and sugar in heavy pan over medium heat.
Stir with a wooden spoon and cook until it reaches 300 degrees on a candy thermometer.
Pour over the pecans then layer the chocolate chips over the cooked layer and spread evenly.
Sprinkle the rest of the pecans over the chocolate and press into candy.
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There was this book I saw on Amazon a while ago, and it was about a mentally chanallnged boy who, by some means, becomes intelligent. However, after he gains his intelligence he just kind of realizes what dicks people have been to him, whereas before he was blissfully ignorant. This is a pretty shitty summary of the book, but I lost my 'To Read' list when my computer crashed.
Never mind, I just googled it and found it. Flowers for Algernon was the book I was thinking of. Even though I answered my question, I'm still posting this thread because I already spent a minute or so on this post.
Have any of you read that book by chance?
Also, some similar books would be nice. Not necessarily the exact same topic, but just any books that really make you think about the world in a different light.


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Watch These Dogs Running Away From Cats — Daily Distraction
The eternal war between felines and canines continues.
The eternal war between felines and canines continues.
The investigation into the November 27 undercover drug sting shooting has landed two more suspects in the Missoula County jail.
Ronald Pagel and his attorney entered a plea of not guilty to misdemeanor assault on Monday, December 2, for pepper-spraying a woman and her dog while walking in the Pattee Canyon area on October 26.
The nation's first fillin' station specifically for gas turned 100 over the weekend.
Hey Griz football fans! We're in search of the ultimate Griz Super Fan! We have our final round of photos for the contest, and we need your help picking a winner! Check out the photos and vote for your favorite.
An unidentified man is still at large after allegedly robbing a convenience store in East Missoula on Monday morning, December 2.
After the crazy success of Taylor Swift's 'Red,' which she's still touring for, it's hard to imagine another album would be able to stand up. Nevertheless, the superstar already has seven or eight songs set for her next release!
Every year, since I was 16 years-old, I would always expect the same card under the Christmas tree from my mom. The first few times I would have hoped to see either a check or some cash fall out from it when I tore into the envelope. Nope. The same thing each and every year... a renewal card for my AAA membership.
Garth Brooks can easily fill up a stadium of eager concert attendees, and apparently, he can also beckon millions of viewers for an impressive national TV showing. On Friday (Nov. 29), the singer proved he can still top television ratings with an airing of his 'Live From Las Vegas' farewell show.
Update: December 2, 9:30 a.m.- A 27-year old missing hunter has been found safe after spending a night in the woods above Wallace Creek near Clinton.
A winter storm warning has been issued for western Montana by the National Weather Service office in Missoula that will stretch all the way till Wednesday, December 4.
I'm kind of choosy when it comes to the sports I watch. I don't like to waste my time watching endless hours of sports. I would much rather play them than watch. Even though I don't watch a ton of sports, I still know a few famous, or once famous players. Recently Foot Locker created an ad that featured some once famous athletes that I found to be pretty funny.


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Brand | Dell |
Model | ONB194AP-IN |
Type | Laptop Backpack |
Capacity | 15.6 inch |
Exterior Dimensions | 28.89 x 16.83 x 45.72 cm |
Material | Nylon |
Part Number | ONB194AP-IN |
Warranty | 1 Year Limited Warranty |
Weight | 550 g |
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Warranty Summary | 1 Year Limited Warranty |
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i bought it well thats a mistake ,.... no offense but this one is not a good one....dont buy it unless u really need it for some reason ....
the front part of this bag is a massacre.... no place to keep things, total disorder (u wont know untill u buy it and it will be to late to regret it when u have it )....
laptop can be placed very well but thats not an aception.....
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u can get better one with the same price and more satisfaction.
its comfortable and fine but just not meant for laptop at all..... no slots and mini pocket in the interior part to put charger, mouse, hard drive etc etc.....
dont opt for it .
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I just bought this laptop bag y'day. This bag seems to be good. Some goodies are -
1. Has enough space for laptop you can also carry few more things in this but dont expected it t be something which can be used as traveller's backpack (I got this by reading some of the reviews).
2. The build is good, material used seems to be standard.
3. Made by targus.
One low point which I felt is the size as it is somewhat small mostly in appearance as practically I did not feel it.
Finally It is worth buying it at this price (732.00). And again I was amazed by flipkart services, I got this delivered with in 24 hrs and that was the reason I chose flipkart over other sites offering the same product at lower price.
I bought this bag yesterday. It is not original dell bag. The quality is very poor. Flipkart made me fool by supplying duplicate item. I will never shop from flipkart now....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
I Got this bag on the next day of purchase and was good!!!
Coming back to It's use, It's have been almost 6 months of purchasing of bag and is awesome .
Less weight, Comfortable and can carry heavy weight also. I mean can weight 2 to 3 kg of extra books including laptop.
To be very frank to other buyer who will read this review, A slight thread will loose from left strip but will not effect the bag any way...
At Last, i want to say. Go for it, It's really a good cost efficient product..
flipkart rockzz for its unbeatable service. . . . . .using this bag from past 15days . . . . . .n i found the bab really good....
Read MoreOnly one thing to say.Great product at this price. very good built quality and spacious enough to accommodate your laptop and l...
Read MoreHi, as i bought so many products from FK and never felt bad but when i got Dell laptop back pack totally depressed and felt ver...
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Thanks Flipkart for Jet speed delievery and for good quality backpack for very low price!!!
It is really the worth...
I Got this bag on the next day of purchase and was good!!!
Coming back to It's use, It's have been almost 6 months of pur...


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November 23 was a game day. Not even a real game day -- an exhibition game day. Tulsa's Booker T. Washington girls' basketball team was among Oklahoma's best and summoning a burst of enthusiasm for a certain win in a meaningless match was unlikely.
Inside the gym at nearby Sand Springs High School, the expected rout went ahead as planned, with Tiffany -- whose real identity we are keeping anonymous -- doing her part by contributing a handful of buckets. Track and field, in which she was a state runner-up in the 4x200 meter relay, is her true passion. But Tiffany's height and ability had made her a valuable low post player since she first pulled on her No. 2 jersey in middle school.
She was pulling that jersey off, alone in a corner of the visitor's locker room, when she heard the first burst of laughter.
"Granny panties." That's all it took. One shout, a point and a locker room full of escalating teenage giggles and taunts. Tiffany never really thought there was anything remarkable about her underwear, but at this moment, that's what somehow shoved the normally reserved sophomore into the center of attention.
"I was pointed out by my teammate, for the whole team to look at me," Tiffany recalls. "The trainer just ran over there and was like, 'Oh my gosh! We have to take a picture of this, we gotta get this!'"
"My underwear, they were basically making fun of my underwear." And then they were holding out their cell phones, aiming them at the semi-undressed then-16-year-old. A phone would never fit into even the broadest definition of a weapon, but consider the damage they're now capable of and it can become, at the least, a very threatening object.
"They asked me if they can put it on Twitter and I said 'No.' And I didn't want them to take the picture at all." But that didn't matter.
Moments later, Tiffany found herself being restrained by one of her few close friends on the team. "My teammate held me down. The one who spotted me out, who noticed me. I was basically telling them 'No, stop!' repeatedly, begging them not to. Like 'Don't take the picture.'"
The strange episode played out slowly for the star sprinter, who says she wondered in disbelief, "Oh my gosh, is this really happening? Are they really about to do this?"
"They held me down. Laughing. One of them snapped the picture. I wasn't shouting. They were laughing so I was just trying to get them off me."
By the time she did, the image was locked away in the camera of the team trainer, also a student. But for the moment, that was still the only place the humiliating photo of Tiffany in her underwear existed.
Tiffany was one of the last to leave the locker room. After she finished getting changed, she caught up to her teammates as everyone was getting ready to hit the road outside. A group of the girls pleaded with her to let them post the humiliating photo on Twitter.
"I said 'No'. Some of the girls were saying, 'Don't put it on there!' and some were like, 'Put it on there!' The trainer told me, to my face, 'I'm not gonna put it on there. I'm not gonna do it. Chill. Relax.' But I know she didn't delete that picture."
Driving home after the game, her mind not at all occupied with anything having to do with basketball, Tiffany was feeling better because the trainer said she "wasn't gonna put it on there."
"But in the back of my mind I was thinking, 'Oh my gosh. What if she puts it on there?'"
Brave New World
Here's an easy challenge: Think of a dreadful day in high school.
That time you accidentally walked into the wrong bathroom? The day you stood at the blackboard, humiliated for 10 minutes, because your math teacher wouldn't let you sit back down until you wrote the correct answer?
Worse, maybe it was the day you were jumped in the hallway, shoved against a wall and cringed in heart-racing fear before landing on the wrong end of a blur of insults, kicks and punches.
We all had bad days in high school. It's a common denominator of our adolescence shared across generations. But those days were never overshared. Awful as they were, they were ours. Usually. The collateral embarrassment of walking around with your zipper down or being mocked by the jocks for your outfit was typically limited to those present and whoever caught word through the usual well-oiled gossip channels.
But not anymore. According to a survey of about 500 teenagers by Y Combinator partner Garry Tan, 68% of those surveyed are on Facebook, 61% use Tumblr and more than 20% are on Twitter and Instagram. Now any private humiliation can be considerably amplified, served up to a public audience. A public and unforgiving audience.
This is why the world now associates "Steubenville, Ohio," with sexual assault. A terrifying, criminal -- but inherently private -- incident would have remained relatively isolated within the confines of that community were it not for the shocking decision to share images of a passed-out teenager being raped on social media. Now, that teen must deal not only with what happened to her, but the fact that it was launched onto laptops and spread virally.
To a considerably lesser extent, the same sort of thing is happening in schools and communities across the country. Those jocks who laughed at your too-short pants and Christmas sweater? They just posted a photo of your outfit on Facebook so their combined 3,000 friends can make fun of you, too. Someone else just put the picture on Twitter, which, because content there is much more publicly accessible, means some kid nobody knows who lives 1,000 miles away just retweeted it -- and your name -- to his 400 followers. Keep an eye on your inbox and Wall; it's about to get brutal.
Social media is the new permanent record. Those two dreaded words traditionally refer to the less flattering elements of your personal history, slipped into a manila folder, privately stashed away in the principal's beige, metal filing cabinet. Now it's every offensive tweet, racy post or God-I-hope-my-mom/teacher/coach/college admissions officer-never-sees-this text you have ever sent or received. There is no manila folder and, wow, there is breathtakingly nothing private about it.
How much greater of a degree of difficulty does all this then slap on surviving the teenage crucible for today's students versus previous generations?
Well, consider how some of the more famous moments of some classic '80s high school films might have played out if updated to include today's technologies.
How different would things have been for Molly Ringwald's Samantha Baker in "Sixteen Candles" if all those nerds in the bathroom were holding up smartphones when Anthony Michael Hall triumphantly displayed her underwear? (#SamsUnderwear ?)
What if someone spotted Ferris at Wrigley Field and tweeted a pic to Ed Rooney?
What if Judge Reinhold had an iPhone and Facebook account when Phoebe Cates emerged from that pool?
And the consequences of these decisions? Wait ... consequences?? What are you talking about, "consequences"? This stuff is funny! LOL guys!! Share, post, retweet, send!
The "what ifs" have now all become a reality. This is growing up now. Welcome to Generation Overshare.
Trending Topic
Tiffany is a member of Generation Overshare, though really more by age than by practice. She has a Twitter account, she's on Facebook. But social media was never really more than background noise for the busy high school junior whose time was filled with a challenging course load including AP World History, her school's track and basketball teams, and frequent church events with the congregation founded by her grandparents.
"People get on their phones daily, every other minute in class just to check their Twitter and Instagram," says Tiffany.
But for a student who describes herself as occasionally "isolated," classmates' digital diets didn't hold much fascination and were never much of a concern -- until it was her life somehow being served up on a virtual platter.
Tiffany's description of her Tulsa, Oklahoma, school as a place where the latest gossip or Snapchats pulse through classrooms with the speed of a finger tap probably sounds unremarkable to teens and parents around the country.
Nor is it remarkable that Tiffany would be caught in their social media crossfire. But as detached as her online life was from other students', her mere presence -- any student's mere presence -- inside the school's walls made her a potential victim.
By the time she got home from the basketball game on that clear, chilly Sooner State evening, that's exactly what had happened.
"You need to look on the Internet. You're a Trending Topic." The phone call that night from a friend was the gut punch that informed Tiffany that the trainer didn't keep her word.
The humiliating photo had landed on Twitter and was quickly swept into the social media site's current of retweets, inviting the public Internet into that private high school locker room. In a moment, its walls of privacy destroyed by a carelessly uploaded jpeg file. The original, shameful event was bad enough with only maybe a dozen witnesses. But now?
"I was crushed. I was terrified. I was really scared," Tiffany says. "I immediately started crying."
She called her parents and hurriedly began explaining what had happened. "She was frantic," her mom says. Once they understood the complete story, Dwayne and DeAnn Cooks offered Tiffany words of support and reminders of their faith. DeAnn also phoned the basketball coach.
But Dwayne says that they, like their daughter, were scared, "because I guess, you know, we kind of knew what she was going to have to go through in the hallways."
The hallways. Of course. Because as any member of Generation Overshare can tell you, cyberbullying is only part of the problem. It's when it manifests itself back in the real world that the shattering consequences of online actions become absolutely inescapable.
Tiffany says she tried to just "keep my head down" the next few weeks, but laying low wasn't working. At all. Students ran up to her with the photo on their phones and start laughing in her face while she tried getting to class. Others kept hounding her to go shop at some new stores, and she heard "granny panties" yelled at her more than a few times. The only time she was left alone was at lunch.
"She would sit down in the lunchroom to eat by herself because no one would sit with her," her mom recalls. "They threw food on her clothes. She had food stains and everything like that -- barbecue, chicken wings and all these things they threw on her."
Tiffany and her parents reached out to school administrators, explaining what was happening and hoping they could intervene. But even worse than what her dad described as the school's refusal to accept accountability was the fact that bringing the matter to their attention in the first place now made Tiffany a target all over again. See, now she was a snitch, in the eyes of the bizarro high school justice system which turns victims into troublemakers.
"We told, so they started calling her a 'snitch' and then everyone wanted to fight her," said DeAnn, who works at a college preparatory school just minutes from Booker T. and began stopping by the school on her lunch break to check up on Tiffany. "You know, she's crying, several different times. It was really, really bad. I went over there several times a day, every single day."
"That B better not have messed up my scholarship!" raged one tweet her dad recalls from teammates angered by his daughter's "snitching."
Watching her own teammates turn against her hurt, but not as much as the punch that found Tiffany's face a few days later in the school cafeteria.
Or the time her mom remembers when "they stopped Tiffany in the hallway and a group of girls crowded around her. They chased her down the hallway and started slamming her head into the locker."
"It was really, really bad, and she was scared for her life."
DeAnn Cooks says she wrote a letter to the school and spoke in person with one administrator about her daughter's torment. "This fight happened in the middle of the hallway, in the middle of the day. The only thing that broke the fight up were some seniors that were standing around and finally got tired of watching the fight. And it was posted on YouTube."
Tiffany wrote a letter, too. It contained a much different message.
"I wrote a letter to my dean at school, I kind of felt like I couldn't go on in life. I couldn't make it. I didn't know who else to turn to, like I felt like nobody was 'there' at the school. I wrote her a letter and told her it was almost like I wanted to commit suicide."
A Lasting Image
Bake sales. Delivering food for the homeless. Shoe drives, youth groups and the church choir. Tiffany has a deep connection with her family and the community church they built. These activities are what have filled her days "since birth," her dad says with a laugh. Her mom adds simply, "We're Christian people."
The teenager talks easily about her home life, and her grandparents come up almost as often as her parents in the anecdotes she shares. The importance of her family is clear -- in an encouraging and respectful sort of manner we sometimes disqualify teens from needing to possess. It's the kind of upbringing and supportive family that parents hope perfectly outfits their children to withstand as much of the pain the world is capable of inflicting as possible. Tiffany had those advantages.
So it took a lot for her to go from there to here.
Of course it also took very little; just that single photo.
Thoughts of suicide? As soon as DeAnn found out, she arranged counseling for her daughter at their church, where her grandparents are both pastors. Tiffany also turned to familiar allies for help. "It was easier to lean on Jesus and go back and talk to (my family) about the importance to stay in school and to make it."
But it's tough to move past the pain when the sticky nature of the Internet won't let it go away. The photo resurfaced during Thanksgiving break, Tiffany says, "because when you're on break, you have nothing to do but get on social sites and talk."
This reminder of the inescapable fact that The Internet Is Forever left Tiffany's parents feeling "totally powerless," as her father put it. "As a parent you don't know what to do, don't know where to turn, you're totally helpless."
Tiffany's family eventually decided to turn to the courts. They sued Twitter for negligence at the end of 2012, alleging it failed to "reasonably monitor and remove the photograph" of their daughter. They also filed lawsuits at that time against Tulsa Independent School District No. 1, as well as two students and their parents.
The Cooks' petition against the district claims they did not "reasonably respond to her complaints of bullying and verbal and physical assaults" and did not "reasonably protect (Tiffany) from being photographed while undressing at a school sponsored event." The family seeks $75,000 for "medical expenses, mental and physical pain and suffering, emotional distress and other actual damages."
The school district denied every allegation as well as any liability in documents filed to Tulsa County Court. Attorneys for Tulsa Public Schools noted that the locker room incident was "appropriately addressed by the School District" after the complaint was made. Multiple calls made by HLN to the attorneys representing the district were not returned.
The Cooks accused the two students of intentional infliction of emotional distress, civil assault, civil battery and invasion of privacy. The families of both students have denied all of the accusations, according to documents submitted to the court. Attorney Mark Smiling represents one of the students' families and declined to comment on the case to HLN other than to say he doesn't expect it to be heard until next spring.
While those cases are still pending, the Cooks' claim against Twitter was dropped on May 6.
Of course by then, the photo of Tiffany in her underwear had migrated onto Instagram, amplifying the social reach of an incident she was hoping would just fade away already.
"Had it just stayed in the locker room or whatever, then of course that's a horrific thing to deal with. But they would have dealt with it just within the team," DeAnn begins, outlining the difference between teenage traumas in the pre-Internet age versus now.
"At this point, when it's on Twitter, she's getting information from the whole entire school asking her about it. And not just her whole entire school, other children from all over Tulsa are calling her and telling her about her picture. People from other school districts are calling her to tell her that the picture is on there. So it's just everywhere she turns, someone is saying something about it."
"She dreams of becoming a sports journalist, so something like this has her very concerned about her future as well," her father says. He fears the photo and its fallout will follow his daughter throughout her life.
The fallout on Tiffany's basketball team was more immediate -- and decisive. The victim who came to be seen as the instigator was effectively shut out the following 2012-2013 season by her teammates. "My coach doesn't really say much to me" either, she points out.
"They don't like the snitch game. They don't like people ratting out their friends and on the team. They try to manipulate me and pick on me with certain things. They might not put me on their team. It's just a lot different," Tiffany says, trailing off.
"They've ostracized her," her dad says, jumping in to finish her thought.
Tiffany brightens, though, when the subject shifts to her other extracurricular activity, Booker T's venerable varsity track and field squad. "Track is my first love," says the long jumper and sprinter. "So I do a lot of running to clear my head and focus my mind."
"We got to states in the 4x200 (meter relay) and the 4x100. We got second place in the 4x2. We're gonna get it this year," she says confidently. And she was almost right -- Booker T. Washington's girls team raced to another impressive second place finish in the state 4x200 finals in May.
The sandy, infield long jump pit and 400 meters of red, rubberized track that encircle it are places of refuge. But for Tiffany and the rest of Generation Overshare, there are some things you just can't escape no matter how fast you run.
Dwayne Cooks is a father who knows this too well. He speaks now from a place of authority when he cautions, "We know that kids will be kids on the Internet. You have to be careful about what information you share online. Because once it's out there, it's out there. And so when the picture went out like that, you know, now that it's out there it's gonna be out there for a lifetime."