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Bella Trattoria Italiana
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Wonderful authentic Italian dishes. Would recommend and go again! Reservations are definitely necessary.
Great ambiance, in part due to friendly staff and waiters. We met for a Sunday birthday lunch -- everyone enthused about the food, and the place was just perfect for a celebration. very accommodating and attentive waiter!
We went to Bella without any expectation and it was a great finding, a neighborhood gem! The food was tasty and the service was outstanding. It is a small quaint restaurant with limited table but we did not feel rushed. They really left us alone to enjoy our meal thoroughly. It is more European style dining in a relax atmosphere. The owner and the staff are friendly and very accommodating. We will definitely be back here to try different dishes. All of our meals were flawless and tasty. Yummy.
Great pastas, attentive service, pleasant atmosphere, tables not too close together, decent wine list. The bread must be improved though! I would take off another star for that, except that the pastas make up for it. Nice antipasti plates and appetizers too. We were slightly late for our reservation but they politely made no issue of it.
What a great place to have in the hood. Good basic Italian fare with a flair
Tight quarters but very nice food!! Read another review about them working on their bread and I agree, with the good food you want to fall in love with the bread and it was yuk! Butternut squash was small so definitely get an appetizer. Seafood pasta was light, with a bit if cream but wonderfully delicious. Not very kid friendly unless you have an angel child!
Good service, large portions of homemade pasta. Staff is friendly without hoovering over your table.
Great food, great service. I will be a regular at this place.
Great neighborhood gem. Excellent everything. We will return. Very nioe people who work there food was outstanding
Food & Service was great! Atmosphere very much old Richmond District neighborhood. Great value for dollar for food - wine list expensive and not very many choices, although the one we had was good, way overpriced.
The pasta was fresh and perfectly seasoned. The waiter rocked my world by allowing me to taste two different wines. He even wrote down the name of the awesome wine I had so I could find it in the store.
Bella Trattoria was recommended by my son's girlfriend, who is a native San Franciscan. Its on the edge of the Richmond district, which normally I would know nothing about. What a gem! All of the sauces, and seasonings were "fresh"/fusion renditions of traditional Italian. The only thing I missed was to have butter with the bread, in addition to their sun dried tomato oil, and an entree that included pasta. My husband got the gnocchi, and I got the pork cutlet, and sharing half and half with each other was perfect! Very good wine, too! I would love to go back!
After meeting friends for a late afternoon at the museum we "took a chance" on this restaurant. The reviews are correct. This is a great restaurant with great food and ambiance. From the first step through the door to the last good-bye, the evening was wonderful. Our waiter and hostess were cordial, professional and very helpful with describing the menu and wine list. The food was executed to perfection. Every bite was wonderful. Loved the lasagna. Save room for dessert. Definitely will return.
Service was attentive and not over bearing.Staff was friendly. Food was tasty. I had the whole roasted trout and it was very good-crispy skin and tender and flaky on the inside.
My husband and I have eaten at Bella many times. The food and service are always good. I especially enjoy their gnocchi and their Sunday pizza.
We had a fun birthday celebration here and had delicious food and great service. We came here on the recommendation of a friend and will be back!
The place is small, so reservations are highly recommended, but everything else about this restaurant is top quality. The waiters are on the spot with great recommendations, specials, and anything you need help with. The place had a romantic, low light ambience around 7, and the waiters even brought candles to our table. The food I ended up ordering was the Pasta Special that night, and was a burst of many great flavors. The best part is that this place is relatively cheap for how nice everything is. Great place, I highly recommend this for people on dates, or if you just love Italian cuisine.
Looking to get very good Italian food in the avenues. Bella Trattoria was a welcomed surprise. Large salad were indeed large and was very tasty. Had the paparadelle - fresh and had a great consistency. The ragu sauce deep with flavor. The staff was kind and also treated us a panna cotta finisher. Great time and really enjoyed dining at Bella Trattoria.
Delightful, small restaurant in great area of Geary with extremely limited parking..The food was fabulous..be sure you have a reservation, several people came in hoping for a table only to be told, not until 10 pm..My husband had rigatoni and sausage and was very enjoyable! The butternut squash ravioli was excellent! Wine list was interesting with lots of choices!
We took our son and his roommate there during our visit - five people. Could not have found better quality fresh food or more attentive service anywhere else.
Had butternut squash ravioli-melt in your mouth, wonderful homemade pasta. Our group also ordered gnocchi w/ sausage-very good-large serving(enough for lunch the next day). Seafood stew-delicious broth w/ lots of seafood. Their warm homemade bread was perfect for soaking up the broth. Linguine w/prawns-we requested a red sauce instead of the white sauce-not a problem. The cook and waitstaff were very accommodating. Will definitely dine at Bella's again.
Always delightful. One of my top three spots when in San Francisco. Leave yourself a little extra time to park.
I was looking for a good "real" Italian Restaurant and found it here. Authentic Italian food with Italian servers. Looking forward to the next visit!
My spouse and I took two long time friends to Bella Trattoria this past Saturday night for dinner. We had a very enjoyable experience. We had the special appetizer and a couple of others, and entrees and a dessert. We brought our own bottle of wine. All went to together very nicely. The tomato based sauces were the best, and I would highly recommend them, to the point of even asking the waiter about the sauce. They added to the meal, really perking up the pastas. Staff was attentive without hovering. Kitchen was a little slow getting the food out but we were not in any hurry, so it was not a problem. Recommend it highly!!
It is really hard to find a good red sauce that is the foundation to southern Itslian dishes. Bella's comes very close to my Nana's homemade sauce. We will definitely be back.
This is a terrific authentic Italian restaurant set in the Inner Richmond neighborhood of San Francisco. Both a neighborhood gem and destination restaurant where you'll find delicious food and an excellent wine list. I've been yo Bella a number of times and have never been disappointed in the service or food.
Over the many years we've been coming to Bella it has been consistently satisfying. The quality of food and service would be right at home in a much pricier establishment. Enthusiastically recommended.
We had a party of four at Bella Trattoria - the first visit for each of us, spurred on after seeing a "Check Please" episode on KQED. The food was fabulous - fresh, warm, wonderful, tasty, and perfect proportions. The gnocchi - light & heavenly - the best we've had since Venice. Service? Impeccable - just the right level of checking in, yet never feeling rushed. It is a place we will return to often.
The food here is spectacular! Authentic Italian in a neighborhood place. All dishes were delicious, the house wine was good and desserts to die for. The service was good, the waiter friendly and the room is nice. We had a special night there when it was my birthday and I was with my whole family. Belle did not disappoint. The lasagna was hands down the best I've ever had!
This was our first time here, were coming from out of town to meet our grandson who studies at SF State and to celebrate our daughter's birthday. We ordered 2 large antipasto dishes that were fabulous, were gobbled up within minutes with 4 teenage boys. They wanted more salumi and cold meats, the cold vegetables were yummy. Pizzas to die for, Banger steak was the best ever with lots of mushrooms. Daughter had the Osso Buco with polenta, she cleaned her large plate it was so good. Special of the day was a ground pork and beef Ragu with papardelle, 2 people ordered this and cleanded it up. The only thing mediocre were the wines, but I'm usually not impressed with Italian wines.
Bella is a delightful little neighborhood joint serving up excellent pastas of all types. Nearly everything on the menu is a winner. The only downside is that they no longer offer free corkage M-W, which was a huge motivation for us to go.
This is our favorite Italian restaurant in San Francisco!
Everything about this place is Italy -- a small space, hand-made pasta, Italian wine and waiters. The food is quite good and comes out fast. If you let him, your waiter will have you fed and out within an hour. So if you want to make an experience of it, order your win and wait to order your dinner. And if you bring a date, ask for a table next to a window -- otherwise you'll be in the traffic flow.
It is a great neighborhood restaurant. We enjoyed the food and the service there. Wine choices were great too.
This cozy trattoria in the foggy inner Richmond is a gem. Home made pastas are terrific and the service is friendly but professional. We went with a group and enjoyed a large selection of excellent appetizers, reasonably priced but delectable wines (both red and white), pasta dishes for all and a sampling of all the desserts. Pastas range from the expected tomato, Sugo and sausage or mushroom sauces to a creative black squid ink pasta with sea urchin. The space is small and can get busy so do consider a reservation.
I've dined at Bella Trattoria over the past 20 years. It was based on their consistently outstanding food and service that I chose Bella for a very special occasion for a party of 14 on October 22nd. David was extremely helpful with menu suggestions and the evening was perfect. Our friends were delighted by the quality and preparation of the food and by the attentive, but not intrusive, service. I believe Bella offers a better dining experience for the money than virtually any other fine restaurant in San Francisco. Recommended with enthusiasm. You won't find better gnocchi or carbonara anywhere. Richard S.
We went here for a birthday dinner, not knowing anything about this place but seeing that it had gotten pretty good reviews on Yelp. We arrived about 45 minutes early, but the host seated us right away anyway, saying our table was waiting for us. The burrata special appetizer we ordered was creamy and delicious. My son likes carpaccio, so we also ordered that as an appetizer and loved every bite. Between us, we ordered the trout, the amatraciani, the gnocchi and another pasta dish with fettucini. All were delicious and well prepared. The service was great also. The waitress we had was there when we wanted her but did not hover. Overall, a very good experience. We will definitely be back!
This place offers some of the best Italian food that I have tried in San Francisco. Unfortunately, the service, however, is a little rushed, and I was asked three times whether I was done before I was actually done eating. But the food definitely makes up for any shortcomings in service.
Located in the Inner Richmond/Laurel Heights area of SF, Bella Trattoria Italiana is a gem hidden on a non-descript corner of Geary Boulevard. Inside you will find subdued lighting courtesy of retro Edisonian bare bulbs and tabletop candles. You know the food will be authentic since all the workers speak Italian. The housemade pasta was prepared perfectly. The wine selection (entirely from Italy) was broad in variety and price. The dining area is not large, which makes for tables being squeezed together a bit closer than ideal - perfect for small groups but not so conducive to a romantic night out. Service was acceptable, as we were planning on a leisurely meal, but was inconsistent - probably explains the free dessert which was delicious.
My second time celebrating my birthday at this restaurant. Always know it will be a good dinner.
This is a place I will have to come back to try more items on the menu. We went for a simple pizza and salad dinner complete with dessert but the pastas looked amazing as well! The service was attentive and friendly, the vibe was romantic and intimate [I had a date with my mom!] and the food was really good. The salads were a bit overpriced for starter portions but they were really good. This is a neighborhood gem that I now understand what all the high ratings are all about! It truly was a wonderful experience.
I needed a place that would satisfied picky eaters and food lovers. This place was perfect. The design is appealing and the service very good. Everyone enjoyed what they ordered. What other people say about it us true. The portion sizes are not huge but if you get appetizers it should be enough. I loved the gnocchi! They were also able to be flexible when we needed to add another person to our reservation last minute, which I greatly appreciated.
My girlfriend and I love this place. The service is amazing and the food can't be beat.
We head to this restaurant about once a month. The food here is fabulous...pastas, the steak, salads, great appetizers. We keep wanting to go to other places in that neighborhood but then always decide that Bella's is the best. Service is amazing, such nice people. We love it.
All the food was delicious. The service was efficient and speedy. My group and I were extremely satisfied with the whole overall experience!
I love Italian food but dont eat it very often, so i dont know what everything is when most of the names are in italian. Waiters were all very helpful and knew that menu through and through. Very fresh, great flavor, and plus side they can substitute gluten free pasta with most of their dishes. Can't wait to go again!
Bella is one of my favorite Italian spots in the city, and surprisingly it's owned by a Mexican chef! He certainly has done a great job of exploring the authenticity of Italian food, and the menu offers a wide selection of handmade pastas (the Carbonara and gnocchi are the best), tasty appetizers, and unique carpaccio. They used to offer free corkage Monday through Wednesday, but are no longer doing that. Still, corkage is only $15 so if you want to bring something special, it's worth it. But they do have a great wine list! Best of all, for service is friendly and reliable. A great hidden gem in Inner Richmond!
Enjoyed the warm welcome and well prepared food. Pastas were al dente with excellent ingredients. Our waiter was very attentive and friendly. I really appreciated the gluten free pasta!
Wonderful experience. Incredibly friendly staff and outstanding food. Highly recommend the bone marrow appetizer!
It does not matter who I bring to this restaurant, EVERYONE loves it here!


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This route ascends the steepest part of the west face of Kindergarten Rock. Start on a ledge below a steep, green lichenous slab that leads up to a roof and a left-leaning, left-facing dihedral about 50 feet up. Climb the slab past 4-5 pins on mostly moderate climbing, but with some fragile edges and flakes. About 5.8 with maybe one move of 5.9. At the roof, get ready for steep, sustained, pumpy climbing. Ascend the 5.10 corner which is well protected and take a rest at its top at an alcove. Pull through the overhang at the top of the alcove onto the vertical face above, and follow it past a few more pins to the anchor on a good ledge. The crux is the move just above the alcove. The climbing above this eases, but it is still challenging due to the pump factor. Descent -- It is best to walk off to the south, as there are many very sharp edges on the face at the top of this climb. Top-roping, rappelling, or lowering from the anchor is not recommended. A climber died on this route in '93, due to slicing his rope at the top of the route. This was prior to the direct finish with 2-3 pins above the crux which were added after the accident. It is easy to see how one could be lured left onto unprotected and razor sharp face climbing, but just stick to the line of drilled angles, and you should be fine. This route is one of my favorites at the Garden. Go get it!
About 14 drilled pins. 2 drilled pin anchor. It accepts some gear, but that is not really needed.
Approach from the parking lot just west of Montezuma's Tower, or from the Garden's South Parking Lot.
Burly, burly, burly. The hardest move may only be .11a, but this is one of those lines that feels way harder than its grade because of the sustained nature. Once you pull the initial roof it is on, and you're fully committed on the lieback until you get into the alcove for a shakeout (that alcove is nasty). I'm completely pumped everytime I reach this point, and the hardest part is still to come above the alcove. I agree with Bosier...very pumpy. Great route though...definitely one of my favorites in the Garden.
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I found at least three of the pins needed an extended draw and probably would have used four if I had another. Great route! All the hard moves are well protected. The lower slab stuff is VERY delicate... down not out!
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Clint - just lead it and have the second clean on the way up. You can belay the second from the top, just be smart in how you set up your belay, and pay attention to how your rope might run over edges. I usually extend my belay a bit so as to get below the sharp edges that are at the foot of the belay ledge and pose the most threat, and back this up with one of the bolts at the top of the pitch. This provides for an exciting and exposed belay over the canyon. If you're smart with your belay, your rope will be just fine. Enjoy! This is one of the best routes in town.
Thanks, Cody! Can't wait to give this a try.
Fantastic climb. Sustained, cool movement, interesting rock, and a really long pitch. Four stars for The Garden for sure. Using double ropes isn't a bad idea if it's at your limit for leading.


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4 goose breasts
salt to taste
1 dash dry vermouth (optional)
1 tablespoon grated orange zest
1 orange, juiced
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon brown sugar
1 clove garlic, minced
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
1/4 teaspoon caraway seeds
My husband is always bringing home wild game and waiting in eager anticipation for me to come up with some magical way to prepare it! This is absolutely the best recipe I have found for goose breast! He was pleasantly surprised with this dish and said it was better than he thought it would be. The sauce complimented the meat perfectly and the only ingredient I lacked was the caraway...it was great without it. I don't know if this makes a difference or not but my husband insists on soaking the goose breast in milk for a couple days and then juice (apple, cranraspberry, etc.) for a day or two. He says it removes the gamey taste. Thanks for a great, easy recipe. We will definately use again!
This recipe was way too tangy to be mixed with the gamey quality of the goose, and it didn't make it tender at all. Also, it took closer to an hour to cook, not 30 minutes. I won't be making this again.
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We make wild goose with this glaze all the time. It's easy and it's good. If you don't like gamey meat, you probably aren't going to like gamey meat with this glaze. The glaze compliments the flavor, rather than over powers it. I never pay attention to the length of time we cook it, but just check on it occationally. But don't let it dry out!
Excellent! I've killed alot of geese, but never really truly enjoyed them. This was awesome and easy!
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We absolutely loved this recipe. The orange glaze was a perfect compliment to the taste of the fresh goose breast.
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No deal yet on the government shutdown, Ariel Castro may have died as a result of a sexual act, and the Nobel Peace Prize results are out.
It's Friday, and here are the "5 Things to Know for Your New Day."
Deal or no deal?
That's the question as the partial government shutdown enters its 11th day. The good news is, President Obama and House Republicans are now talking. They've been bitterly divided along party lines for weeks, routinely throwing barbs but rarely trading proposals. The other good news is House Republicans offered a plan to temporarily halt a U.S. debt default. The president listened. Both sides agreed to keep on talking. But just because they're talking doesn't mean there's a deal on the debt ceiling, yet. And today, they'll keep talking. Meanwhile, outraged citizens are getting more creative. A new website urges furloughed employees to pass time by drunk-dialing Congress to express dismay about the shutdown.
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With the announcement, the global spotlight is back on the Syrian conflict. The Nobel Peace Prize committee awarded it to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, an international watchdog helping eliminate Syria's stockpiles. The Nobel committee said the award was for the agency's longstanding efforts, and not for work in Syria, but it highlights the risks involved in disarming the nation. Of the hundreds of nominees for the award, Malala Yousafzai was getting the most buzz. She stood up for education, and got shot in the head by the Taliban a year ago. Her wounds were near fatal, but she survived. The militants thought they silenced her, but they amplified her voice worldwide.
How did he die?
As if this story couldn't get any stranger. Ariel Castro became one of America's most notorious criminals in May when police found three sexually abused women hidden in his home for about a decade. We thought the story ended last month when he committed suicide. So did the Ohio medical examiner after she ruled that death a suicide. But now comes a new report that Castro may have died from autoerotic asphyxiation. The report by prison officials says Castro was found dead in his jail with his pants and underwear down. But the medical examiner is not buying it. His pants could have fallen after he hanged himself, she says. "I did the autopsy myself. I saw the ligature. I saw the pictures of the cell. It was a suicide," coroner Paula Gorniak says.
More questions:
Could surveillance video answer the questions many are asking about the suspicious death? Kendrick Johnson family attorneys think so. The teen was found dead in a rolled-up gym mat at a southern Georgia high school in January. Authorities say he was suffocated in the mat while looking for a sneaker. His family says he was murdered. And they believe the surveillance video, now being withheld, will tell the true story. "There is one eyewitness that we know is available," attorney Chevene B. King Jr. said yesterday. "For some unknown reason, this tape has been withheld." The teen's relatives are not the only ones searching for answers. Federal authorities are looking into the case, too.
To Russia, with love:
The former U.S. spy agency contractor may have a guest soon. His dad, Lon Snowden, is in Russia, proclaiming his love and hoping for a reunion. He also says his son should win the Nobel Peace Prize. The U.S. doesn't share his sentiment. It calls Edward Snowden a fugitive and wants to have a talk with him about leaking U.S. spy program details to the media. But the younger Snowden is in a secret location, and has been under the radar since he fled to Russia in June. But he reappeared briefly to receive an award from former intelligence leakers.
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The Arab Provinces and the Early Period of the War
Even though the Ottoman Empire did not formally enter the war until the beginning of November 1914, it had signed a secret treaty with Germany in August. This important decision was taken by a small group of Committee leaders and signified the beginning of the monopolization of political power by a narrow circle within the CUP. The CUP general assembly was dissolved following the outbreak of the war, enhancing the concentration of power in the hands of a small number of Committee leaders who constituted what amounted to a shadow cabinet.[89] The actual cabinet, itself dominated by the Committee, endorsed decisions that originated in the CUP Central Committee, which replaced legislative acts normally deliberated upon in Parliament. One result of this decision-making process was the considerable narrowing of the scope for the exercise of political influence by Arabs who had been given positions in Parliament and other high offices.
The impending entry of the empire into the war triggered a number of developments. In October the British administration in Egypt sounded out Sharif 'Abdullah about his father's willingness to render support to the British, in case Turkey entered the war on the side of the Central Powers.[90] Some Arab leaders once again turned to the British and the French authorities contemplating a separate peace. The Decentralization Party in Cairo resolved to initiate a revolt against the government and received French and British pledges for assistance. Between the outbreak of war in Europe and Ottoman entry into it, members of the Decentralization Party (including Iskandar 'Ammun and 'Abd al-Ghani al-'Uraysi) received the promise of "20,000 rifles, three warships to cover the rebels, and French officers to direct the action" as other members, Rashid Rida and Rafiq al-'Azm, negotiated conditions for cooperation with the British authorities and received 1,000 Egyptian pounds to send emissaries to the Ottoman Arab provinces to incite the revolt.[91] Pro-British leaders in Beirut broached to the British consul their desire for the extension of Egyptian rule to Syria. They separately drafted a petition addressed to Khedive Abbas II urging him to take on the leadership of an Arab government as a British dependency.[92]
Most Ottoman statesmen had desired a wartime alliance with the Western European powers. "Innumerable snubs"[93] by Britain and France, however, forced the Ottoman government, which feared isolation, into an alliance with the Central Powers. With the conclusion of this alliance, geostrategic considerations left the Arab provinces most vulnerable to British naval incursions. Once Russia formally declared war on the Ottoman Empire at the beginning of November, Britain quickly proceeded to a two-pronged attack against Ottoman positions in the Arab districts to the north of the Red Sea and in the Persian Gulf.
In the tempest of the war, Britain was less interested in lasting political arrangements than in revolts that would tie down and undermine Ottoman military forces. Moreover, it intended to circumscribe rather than expand the role of the khedive. Thus, to the disappointment of the Decentralization Party, the British authorities refrained from a commitment to secure the independence of Arab areas outside of the Peninsula, and thus frustrated the initiative of the Decentralization Party.[94]
Gerald Fitzmaurice, formerly dragoman at Britain's İstanbul embassy, recommended reviving the Arab movement with British "prodding" from Kuwait or Baghdad, or with French provocation from coastal Syria. In Greater Syria support for Britain was uncertain. Baghdad, on the other hand, "since the majority Shia here have never been reconciled [to Ottoman rule]," offered opportunities.[95] As for the Hijaz, on the eve of the Ottoman entry into the war, it seemed to British authorities in Cairo "almost certain that the Sharif of Mecca [had] now definitively thrown in his lot with Turkey [as] part of a general pan-Islamic movement."[96] Fitzmaurice, too, argued that the Hijaz should be left outside the sphere of British activity.
Thus, no sooner had the Ottoman Empire entered the war than did the British establish contacts with 'Aziz 'Ali al-Misri in the hopes of inciting a rebellion within the disaffected Arab nucleus of the Ottoman army in Mesopotamia.[97] 'Aziz 'Ali, of Circassian ancestry and Egyptian background, had been a prominent officer in the Ottoman army until he fell out with Enver Pasha, with whom he had had a long-standing rivalry.[98] Like Enver and Mustafa Kemal (another officer with whom Enver had personal rivalries), 'Aziz 'Ali had distinguished himself in the Libyan War. Known as an Ottomanist partial to a federal Turco-Arab arrangement, 'Ali was a cultural Arab who, like Sa'id Halim and Mahmud Shawkat, had non-Arab ancestry. Unlike these two, however, he involved himself with secret Arab societies while continuing to perform distinguished service in the Ottoman army. Even as a cofounder of Al-qahtaniyya in 1909 and founder of Al-'ahd in 1913, 'Aziz 'Ali remained an Ottomanist, as Majid Khadduri's revisionist study of his life and career demonstrates. Because of his differences with Enver and the Ottoman government, he left İstanbul for his native Cairo in the spring of 1914. In August 1914 he had an audience with a British official in Cairo, to whom he broached the idea of an Arab state under British tutelage.[99] The British authorities, who did not entertain such a notion in August, would reestablish contact with 'Aziz 'Ali after the Ottomans entered the war. Torn between his conflicting loyalties and possessing an unrealistic view of his influence among Arab leaders, 'Aziz 'Ali was not prepared to be a pawn of the British and ultimately proved to be ill-suited for the role that the British expected him to play in inciting Arabs to a rebellion.
In Basra Sayyid Talib renewed his bid for cooperation with Britain when he perceived that the Ottoman government would enter the war on the side of Germany. He wished to be recognized as the local ruler (emir) of Basra under British protection, but he could obtain only evasive answers to his plea, having apparently turned down prior overtures for cooperation.[100] After the British forces occupied Basra in November, London saw no need to come to an agreement with Talib, whose reliability had remained suspect.
Upon entering the war, the Ottoman government took two measures with significant implications for the Arab provinces. First, on 11 November the sultan-caliph declared a jihad against the Triple Entente. Second, as the British forces occupied Basra, Cemal Pasha was sent to Damascus as governor of Syria and commander of the Fourth Army while continuing to hold his portfolio as minister of the navy.
In order to secure allegiance to the state, the government continued to resort to religious propaganda on the one hand and time-honored tactics of enticement and alliances on the other. The call for jihad was the culmination of the Islamic propaganda carried out by the Ottoman government since 1913. In appraising the effectiveness of the jihad, later historians have subscribed to the Entente's counterpropaganda aimed at invalidating it: the call could not have had legitimacy, when the sultan himself was in alliance with Christian powers. It has also been argued that the Muslim subjects of the Entente powers did not incur the obligation, or possess the ability, to engage in jihad by virtue of being in subjugation.[101] It is clear, however, that the jihad was not meant to pit the Muslims of the world against the Christian European powers, but rather to achieve more limited aims consistent with and supported by the ideological and political circumstances preceding it. It was, first of all, designed to increase domestic support for the government's war effort, and, second, to provide an obstacle to the Entente's mobilization campaign. As later events proved, both of these goals were achieved to a large extent.[102]
The holy places in the Hijaz became a center of propaganda by virtue of being reference points to which all Muslims could relate. Sharif Husayn's blessing in Mecca for the holy war would have been significant for its success. Yet the officially sponsored Islamist campaign also impinged on the traditional functions of the grand sharif, from which accrued his power and prestige. Thus, Husayn found himself under pressure to endorse and promote the jihad from the moment it was declared, but he refused to commit himself.
The few contacts that Husayn had with the British, and the few positive signals that he had received regarding cooperation, did not persuade him to throw in his lot with Britain. In contrast, cooperation with İstanbul had been proven useful in fulfilling his personal ambitions in the Hijaz. The initiation of the hostilities coincided with the pilgrimage season and cut the number of pilgrims by half compared to the previous year.[103] (The fact that Britain discouraged its Muslim subjects from traveling to Mecca was an important factor in this decline.) The region's economy, so dependent on the pilgrimage, suffered. The possibility that an İstanbul-sponsored call for jihad might find fertile ground in Arabia under these circumstances and steal the show from Husayn, if he failed to endorse it, deepened his apprehension.
Nevertheless, Husayn's adoption of the jihad would have presented equally problematic prospects. The call was intended to create trouble for Britain among the Muslim populations in the colonies. Ottoman entry into the war had rendered the Hijaz particularly vulnerable to British aggression. Britain blockaded the Red Sea ports, leading to food shortages. It then prepared to land supplies in those ports, posing to the populations as the saviors.[104] The endorsement of the jihad would have ruled out any maneuvers to mitigate British reprisals against the Hijaz. Even worse for the sharif, the Red Sea coast was the most exposed region of imperial territories, while Ottoman commitment and ability to defend it was precarious. Finally, an alliance with the British might have offered new and enhanced opportunities to Husayn for aggrandizing his power in Arabia.
Thus, the declaration of jihad further complicated the careful balancing act that the sharif had been practicing all along in order to maintain his political position and power within the broader interests of the Ottoman state. While his energy was now primarily directed toward buying time, the sharif also tried to blunt the cutting edge of the new factor of jihad. He made a special effort to display to the faithful that İstanbul had no monopoly over commanding religious sensibilities. He declared a war on bid'a (innovation), a concept frowned upon in orthodox Islam, even expressing disapproval of trappings of contemporary urban life, from European-style women's shoes to the telephone and automobile,[105] all the while resorting to delaying tactics that would enable him to sit on the fence and to use noncommitment to his advantage. In December 1914 he told a British agent that "because of his position in the world of Islam and present political situation in the Hidjaz he could not break with the Turks immediately and that he was awaiting a colorable pretext."[106] Even German envoys, who must have been cognizant of these contacts, concluded that the sharif appeared to have been won over by Britain. His signals to Britain, indeed his later negotiations, comprised only one side of the waiting game that he played.
Sharif Husayn continued to be in contact with İstanbul as well as with Cemal Pasha after the latter took office as commander of the Fourth Army in Damascus in December 1914 and prepared for the first of the two ill-fated expeditions against the Suez Canal. Cemal wanted to mobilize the army units in the Hijaz for the canal expedition and insisted on this despite Talat's reservations. Any troop movements that would remove Vehib, governor as well as commander of forces in the Hijaz, from Mecca was welcome to Husayn. To encourage the participation of the Hijazi army units in the war, the sharif also expressed his own willingness to contribute a Beduin force to the expedition. Cemal actively sought the sharif's participation in command of his Beduin forces. This would not only have given a shot in the arm to the Egyptian campaign, but also it would have been tantamount to Husayn's endorsement of the jihad. Cemal had organized the expedition as a contrived manifestation of Ottoman-Islamic unity, with the participation of separate units of 200 to 300 troops each from the Druze (led by Shakib Arslan), the Kurds (led by senator 'Abd al-Rahman al-Yusuf), the Circassians, Libyan resistance fighters, and Bulgarian Muslims in a military force named Halaskâr Mısır Ordu-yu İslamiyesi (The Savior Islamic Army of Egypt).[107] The sharif subsequently bowed out, though he continued to uphold his pledge to dispatch units under the command of his son 'Ali.
The denouement of the rift between the sharif and the government, we are told, followed from events during the joint movement of Vehib's forces and 'Ali's contingent from Mecca to Medina. One of 'Ali's men reportedly discovered documents that spilled from a case belonging to a member of Vehib's escort. The documents revealed plans between Vehib and İstanbul "to depose Husayn and his family and to end the special position of the Hijaz."[108] When the disclosure was communicated to Husayn, he lost all hope of conciliation with İstanbul and not only ordered 'Ali to stay put in Medina but also charged his other son, Faysal, to travel to the capital, ostensibly in order to make representations about the revelations but in fact to contact nationalists in Syria.[109] While in Syria, Faysal also served as the conduit between his father and Cemal. If this chance incident in fact occurred, it is unlikely that the documents obtained by 'Ali's men would have constituted such apocalyptical revelations, as the sharif no doubt knew full well the governor's feelings about his emirate. If the cache containing communications with İstanbul provided unmistakable proof for such, it may also have well contained some evidence of the constant temperance and amicable relations that İstanbul had urged to Vehib.
Following Ottoman defeat in the Sinai, the Entente powers engaged in deliberations to determine the political future of the Ottoman territories after the expected collapse of the Ottoman state. The Constantinople Agreement concluded in April 1915, based on diplomatic correspondence by Russia, Britain, and France, called for the establishment of independent Arab rule in Arabia.[110] This agreement provided the basis for the secret correspondence that took place between the British high commissioner in Egypt, Sir Henry McMahon, and Sharif Husayn between July 1915 and January 1916. Deceptive and controversial as the terms offered to Sharif Husayn were, the McMahon-Husayn exchange resulted in an alliance of the sharif and Britain against the Ottoman government.


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US Government Backs Suitcase-Sized "Shadow Internet" to Battle Censorship Abroad
The United States is developing what the New York Times is calling "shadow internet" – a prototype network that can fit into a suitcase and be carried across state borders to provide political dissidents with access to the web in the event that their repressive governments shut down communications. This project is part of the Obama administration's effort to undermine government censorship.
The suitcase will use a mesh network technology, which creates a wireless web from cell phones and personal computers that can transmit messages, pictures or videos to one another without the need for a central, official network. This sort of tech has previously been used in remote or disaster-struck areas to provide web connections--it's like a cell phone swarm that in concert is strong enough to operate without the need for nearby towers or even satellites. Wireless antennas would increase the range of the network. Other projects within this effort, financed by the State Department, include building stealth wireless networks and independent cell phone networks inside of foreign countries. The U.S. has already spent $50 million to create such a cell phone network in Afghanistan, to counteract the Taliban's ability to shut down official Afghan cell phone service at will.
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I believe Google is more synonymous with the internet than is Apple. The only reason the picture for this article features Apple is because its the only manufacturer synonymous with white notebooks and towers. While it is true you can get a white PC, its far more common to see white Apple products (thus all the hullabaloo about the long-missing white iPhone).
Why is white important for this picture? Because it contrasts the "dark" concept outlined in the article. the picture wouldn't make since with a showing a PC, one side black, the other side black-er (I know, no need to comment).
Haha, these fuckers learned from they mistakes when countries wanted to repel invasion by US and shut down network so no misinformation from US could be spread.
I hope these poor countries that are attacked by US can defend themselves against this type of network coverage.
Annieway, it is sad that only way to fuel US economics is lesser country destabilizations.
"This project is part of the Obama administration's effort to undermine government censorship."
USA: 'Internet censorship is evil and should not be tolerated. BRB; attempting to prosecute Julian Assange for revealing our war crimes'
This thing would be so "illegal" if anyone brought one into China because of it's potential to become a tool for the subversive elements (just about anyone who isn't native Chinese). However, Chinese citizens are (for the most part) happy with their internet access and no, they don't miss or want anything from the America's except porn and NBA pay-per-view.
They should drop some of these babies (out of a plane) over to the North Koreans and then we'll see some real fireworks.


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Activists finger Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Electro-Motive Diesel Canada's alleged "state-sponsored corporate greed" and labor malpractices.
By: Obert Madondo | The Canadian Progressive:
Occupy Ottawa activists are expected to join thousands of Canadian Occupy and labour activists in London, Ont., on Saturday, January 21, for a massive rally against Electro-Motive Diesel Canada. The company, a subsidiary of U.S. industrial giant Caterpillar Inc., illegally locked out its workers at its London-based diesel train plant on New Year's Day in an attempt to slash benefits and cut wages by 50 percent.
The rally is being organized by the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW), with the support of the London and District Labour Council, the Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL) and the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC). It's scheduled to start at 11:00 am at Victoria Park a downtown London.
The park is a powerful symbol of the strengthening connection between the labour and Occupy movements in Canada. It was the site of last year's Occupy London Ontario tent city, from where the movement defended the interests of the "99 percent."
Canadian big hitters expected to speak at the rally include CAW President Ken Lewenza, OFL President, Sid Ryan, CLC President Ken Georgetti, and Nycole Turmel, the interim leader of Canada's Official Opposition New Democratic Party.
"We expect thousands, if not tens of thousands of people to converge upon our city for this action, and we would like the Occupy movement to help these workers strike back against one of the worst corporate citizens of the past few decades," said Occupy London Ontario's Brent Cornwall in a statement released January 8th.
Caterpillar Inc. is notorious for union-busting and other labour malpractices in North American and overseas. Many have called for the company to be investigated under the U.S. Arms Export Control Act. It has reportedly been found guilty and penalized over $120 million for environmental malpractices.
"The company has also been aggressive in working with China in the notorious Three Gorges Dam project, which has displaced 1.3 million citizens," Cornwall said. "We, at Occupy London Ontario, believe that Caterpiller is the poster child of bad corporate citizenship."
He added that the company's practices were tantamount to "attacking the 99% to fuel the greed of the 1%."
But for both Lewenza and Ryan the rally isn't just about Electro-Motive Diesel Canada's abhorant actions. In a statement released by the OFL Wednesday, both men accused Prime Minister Stephen Harper of coddling the company, which reportedly received $5-million from a government tax incentive program a few years ago.
"It's about taking a stand against the worst kind of state-sponsored corporate greed," Lewenza said. "Prime Minister Harper is spending billions of taxpayer dollars to subsidize tax cuts for corporations who are taking our cash … and our jobs. It is like having our own money used against us."
Electro-Motive Diesel Canada's actions come at a time its parent company enjoyed billion dollar profits and a 20 percent boost in productivity. In the third quarter of 2011, Caterpillar Inc. posted profits of close to $15,000,000 per day, a 44% increase over the previous year.
Caterpillar CEO, Douglas R. Oberhelman, reportedly makes over $5,000 an hour, before bonuses are even added to his salary.
"Prime Minister Harper has made it clear that he is on the side of corporations that are exploiting weak federal regulations and lax labour laws to rob Canadians of their jobs and their livelihoods," OFL President Ryan said. "Our message to the Harper government, Caterpillar and every other company is simple: it won't be business as usual until community needs come before corporate greed."
The rally is expected to be the largest ever to take place in London. Nearly 70 buses are expected to bring activists from across Canada. Supporters are also reportedly driving in from the GE Plant in Erie, Pennsylvania and the Caterpillar plant in La Grange, Illinois.
The bus from Ottawa, provided by the Ottawa and District Labour Council (ODLC) leaves the capital in the early house of Saturday. It will pick up participants from St. Laurent Shopping Centre (near East Side Mario's) at 2:45am and IKEA (Greenbank/Iris) at 3:00am.


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So, I started this series a little bit ago, and then I became a bit blogging-reclusive. Sorry, gang. I was having some not-so-fun times, and then I went on vacation, and then … I dunno, I just haven't felt like writing. I'm making myself get back in the swing of things.
In the last post of this series (also the first post of this series), I talked about my general plans for both this blog and the series. One of the first steps to building a blog, or re-designing a blog, is to decide what platform you want to use, and whether or not you want to host it yourself or let another site host it for you. If you're new to the wonderful world of web hosting and blogging, let me break down those terms for you a bit. The platform for your blog is the software/website that you use to create the blog–basically, it's the place where you log in, write your posts, approve comments, et cetera. Different platforms have different features that appeal–or don't appeal, in some cases–to users. Blogging platforms are sometimes called content management systems because they allow you to manage your content (posts, pages, and whatnot) without having to code it directly into the pages yourself. You open up a "new post", type in your content, click publish, and presto, it shows up on your page, no coding required.
Hosting is all about where your website is stored in cyberspace, and from where users can access your site. You can have WordPress host your blog at WordPress.com for free, for example; Blogger, Google's blogging service, will also host your blog free, and I'm sure there are other blogging services that will do the same. The alternative is to self-host, which means that you pay a third party to host your site at a web address that you have purchased (like InsatiableBooksluts.com). Monthly fees for hosting can be as low as $3 or $4 a month, or be over $20, depending on what kind of hosting you need. I pay about $9 per month, and that works well for this site.
I decided to make the move to being self-hosted because I wanted more control over my blog. When using WordPress free, you get very little control over your blog; you have to pay for upgrades to give you some control, but to get full control, you have to self-host. (Blogger, I know, gives you a bit more control over your blog, but still not as much as you get with self-hosting.) I also wanted to be able to have full control over my content. As far as I know, you own your content using a free blog host as far as copyrighting, but they also are able to take down posts and even whole blogs if they choose. It's their site and they ultimately control your blog. I've never really heard of this being an issue, but it's still something I wanted to have control over.
Another advantage to self-hosting is that I have a lot more storage space (not that I probably would have gotten anywhere near the allotted 3 GB storage with just text and images), and I can use that space any way I want. I could also branch out my website if I wanted, including adding pages that aren't run through WordPress, because I have that space. Hosted at a free blog service, every page I created would have to go through that platform. I have more freedom with my own space to create the site that I want (although, not necessarily the skill . . . heh). I also really love being able to add custom plugins that developers offer; my blog's functionality has increased significantly.
I gave up a lot of things when I switched over, though. One of the big things I gave up was the WordPress community. Those "likes", the WordPress.com blog subscribers, the ability to be Freshly Pressed–all of that poofed when I became self-hosted. If I had been self-hosted from the beginning, I'd probably only have about five readers because I never would have been Freshly Pressed. Getting readers if you start out self-hosting requires you to hustle twice as hard because you're on your own. Another thing I gave up was the quality of hosting and tech support that I would get from WordPress. If something breaks on my blog, I am on my own to fix it; if my blog gets overloaded with too many views (heh, because that is likely… in my dreams), my hosting company may or may not be able to handle it. I know for a fact that WordPress.com hosting can handle over two hundred thousand views in a single weekend without any issues; I have no idea if that would interrupt service to this blog. I doubt I'll have to worry about it–ever–but it is a difference between using WordPress's hosting and buying my own.
When you're looking for hosting, you need to make sure that your host plays nicely with WordPress or whatever blogging platform you choose. (They all should, in theory, but some don't–especially if you go with a less expensive package.) I didn't like GoDaddy's hosting for WordPress at all; I found it slow to load. I use HostGator now, and I'm pretty happy with it. I've heard Liquid Web is awesome, but it's a little more than I want to pay for hosting for this site. Ask around and see who your friends use, and if they're happy with them. Tip: I would definitely look for a host that will install WordPress for you. Otherwise, it's kind of a pain. Most bigger hosting companies should offer this.
Whether or not you self-host really just depends on how much control you demand over your online space and whether or not you want to pay to get that control. I figure I pay about $130 per year renewing my domain and paying for hosting. I'm comfortable with that. If you don't plan to do a lot of blog customization, and you're okay with having restrictions on what you can control, you may want to opt to have WordPress or Blogger, or your platform of choice, host your blog. If you want a custom URL, you can always upgrade to one without moving all the way over to self-hosting; it might run you $20 or so a year, but that's much less expensive than paying for decent hosting.
As far as which platform to use, if you're going to self-host, I highly recommend WordPress. It's powerful, open-source, and free. I find it intuitive and easy to use. If you're not going to self-host, I recommend checking out different services and talking to other bloggers to see what they think of the services they use. Weigh the ease of use versus the features offered. I use WordPress for my free blogs because I like the platform; even though I know I could get more customization at Blogger, I find it unwieldy enough that I don't like to use it. Choose the one that fits you best.
I'd love to hear about your experiences with blogging. Do you have a platform you prefer? Have you changed over from free hosting to self-hosting–or vice-versa? Or changed platforms? Tell me about your blogging experiences in the comments!


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Love this mini vibe!! Use it almost every day, really powerful. Burns down batteries quickly though, so buy a big box of AA's and enjoy!!
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Dr. Bermans Athena Waterproof Mini Massager takes 1 AA battery and has 1 speed. It is also waterproof and comes with instructions on the back cover. At least Dr. Berman knows that this toy is supposed to be used on the clitoris, labia major and labia minora. The instructions encourage the user to use via self-stimulation or with a partner during intercourse to enhance stimulation and arousal. One-speed pocket rocket-type massagers are great clitoral stimulators for women just getting into clitoral masturbation although seasoned masturbators would find the power fairly weak.
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This little thing is great!!! Very powerful and is amazing on your clit.
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Wow, what a powerhouse. Very good deal for the money. I have really enjoyed trying out the different heads.
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The Silverthorne Pavilion hosts a ski and snowboard film premiere series starting tonight with Absinthe Films' "Resonance" and Matchstick Productions' "Superheroes of Stoke." This is the first winter film series to be held at the pavilion. "I tour in Alaska every spring and know several of the film companies and pros from my performances and helicopter skiing while up there," said Todd Anders Johnson, who is helping to put on the event with the Risan Project, an organization that raises awareness about climate change and global warming science."With our interest in climate issues and environmental sustainability, we have partnered with Planet Earth Clothing, which uses organic cotton and recycled fabrics; Swany and their new eco-line of gloves and Alaska Brewing, which has a number of sustainability initiatives," Johnson said. The entry fee is $5 and there will be door prizes and raffle items from Alaskan Brewing Company, Swany, Planet Earth Clothing, Vail Powder Guides, Unity Snowboards and Able Planet. A portion of the proceeds will go to Friends of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. Following the films there is an official after-party at Murphy's Irish Pub with drink specials and music. The second and final premiere in the series takes place Dec. 6 and features Level 1's "Sunny" and Standard Films' "2112."
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Panthers first-year general manager Dave Gettleman had a busy Friday. Gettleman, hired in January to succeed Marty Hurney, put the finishing touches on a contract restructuring for tight end Greg Olsen and released veteran defensive tackle Ron Edwards before jetting to New Jersey to visit his family, which has yet to relocate to Charlotte. But Gettleman is just getting started. With the Panthers still an approximate $3.5 million over the $123 million salary cap, Gettleman has at least one more move to make to get under the cap by the March 12 deadline. He then will begin shaping the roster, although the former Giants pro personnel director lacks the cap room to make too big a splash in his first free agency as a GM.
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Your child had a procedure called splenectomy, which is the surgical removal of the spleen. Located in the upper left portion of the abdomen, the spleen acted as a filter for blood and helped your child's body fight infection. Your doctor made three or four small incisions in your child's abdomen and then inserted tubelike instruments through these incisions. This approach allows your child to recover from surgery more quickly and with less discomfort. Here's what you need to know about home care.
Check your child's incisions daily for redness, swelling, or separation of the skin.
Allow your child to shower or have sponge baths as needed, as long as the incision sites aren't draining, swollen, or red.
Make sure you or yourr child washes the incision sites gently with mild soap and warm water and pats them dry.
Remember, your child will be a little "wobbly" for a few days after getting home from the hospital.
Don't allow your child to lift anything heavier than 3 pounds(no more than 1 or 2 text books at a time) to avoid straining the incisions.
Give your child a break from chores. Your child shouldn't push a vacuum or mow the lawn until the doctor says it's okay to do so.
Give your child pain relievers as directed. Avoid aspirin and ibuprofen.
Check your child's temperature every day for 1 week after the surgery.
Make sure your child takes all the antibiotics prescribed after surgery—even if he or she feels better. Your child needs the antibiotics to keep from getting an infection.
Get medical attention for your child even for mild illnesses such as sinus problems or colds. Remember, your child is more prone to infection without a spleen.
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