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OCEAN CITY — The state’s highest court last week reversed a lower court’s decision on the validity of a Pasadena man’s driver’s license suspension following a driving under the influence of alcohol arrest in Ocean City.

On May 19, 2009, Ocean City Police stopped Frank Loane, Jr. for failing to obey lane directions. Upon making contact with Loane, the officer detected an odor of alcohol on the suspect’s breath. Loane was administered field sobriety tests, which he failed to complete to the officer’s satisfaction.

According to the facts of the case, the officer asked Loane to submit to a chemical breath test and also advised the suspect of his right to refuse the test. The officer also informed Loane of the consequences of his refusal to take the chemical breath test, but the suspect exercised his right to refusal. Loane’s driver’s license was confiscated and he was issued a temporary license while the criminal charges in and the possible Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) sanctions proceeded.

An MVA Administrative Law Judge suspended Loane’s driver’s license for the requisite 120 days pursuant to the failure to submit to the breath test. However, Loane pointed out the arresting officer indicated on the DR-15A form the stop occurred at the location of “Wor,” evidently referring to Worcester County. The exact address of the stop was not provided.

Loane then filed in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County a petition for judicial review. The Anne Arundel Circuit Court ultimately agreed the location of the stop was not identified in the report and reversed the decision of the MVA to suspend Loane’s license. The Circuit Court agreed the simple entry of “Wor” did not include substantial evidence to support the finding the traffic stop occurred on a “public highway or publicly-used private property.”

The MVA then chose to appeal the Anne Arundel Circuit Court’s decision to reverse Loane’s license suspension and a hearing was granted by the state’s Court of Appeals. The Court of Appeals reviewed last week the facts of the case and ruled against Loane, agreeing with the MVA the paperwork surrounding his traffic stop and subsequent drunk-driving arrest was valid.

“The Court of Appeals held that the implied consent statute does not require the MVA to prove the exact location when a suspected drunk driver was detained after driving on a highway or private property used by the public in general before suspending the motorist’s license for a test refusal,” the opinion reads. “The court reasoned that it would defy common sense for a driver to be criminally responsible for driving while intoxicated, but at the same time not be subject to administrative sanctions.”

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Runners push for personal best in Kennesaw race
by Rachel Miller
May 12, 2013 12:00 AM | 2823 views | 2 2 comments | 5 5 recommendations | email to a friend | print
KENNESAW — Race season kicked off in Kennesaw Saturday at the Swift-Cantrell Classic, where Patrick Whitehead, 27, won the 5K with an time of 16:12.

As the sun rose higher in the sky, ending the chill of the morning, racers took off at 8 a.m. from First Baptist Church.

The course looped Swift-Cantrell Park before curving around on Main Street toward the inflatable arch at the finish line, where a digital timer ticked off the seconds.

Steve Bell, 41, was 13 seconds behind the leader. His time was half a minute faster than his 16:56 time last year.

Bell said the goal is always to win, but also to prove he still has what it takes to compete.

Bells said the temperature and weather is the biggest factor.

“It is about as good as it gets right now,” Bell said about storm clouds holding off through the morning’s activities.

Bell, a Kennesaw resident, trains at Legacy Park and runs hills in the area as part of a 40- to 60-mile-a-week routine with varied intensity.

Last year, Bell was the Kennesaw Grand Prix Series winner, which includes six races from May to December.

“It keeps you honest when you have a race every one or two months,” he said.

After-race camaraderie

The first 50 finishers were treated to a VIP room, but most racers gathered in a sweaty crowd to drink water from paper cups and talk about the sun in their eyes or leaving their spouses “in the dust.”

Kate Brun was the overall female winner with a 20:46 time, but all women crossing the finish line received a carnation in honor of Mother’s Day weekend.

New to this year’s festivities was the Healthy Mom of the Year honor that was given to Tamie Clark, who knew she would be starting the 5K race but was surprised by the award.

The decision was based on Clark losing more than 100 pounds by walking the paths through Swift-Cantrell Park, as part of Fit City Kennesaw, a city-wide initiative launched in 2012.

The city program promotes running as a hobby for all ages, which was evident in the nine participants over 65 years old and 84 kids under 15 who ran during Saturday’s 5K.

Never too young to start

Through the Parks and Recreation Department, Kilometer Kids formed this year to help local kids set goals and track their progress. They have met twice a week over the last three months to do drills and run on a track.

Eleven-year-old Connor Heffron, who had a crossing time of 27:37, said he trains by running 3 miles in his neighborhood.

“I like being healthy,” Connor said. “The hardest part is to go up hills. The easiest is downhill. You run very fast.”

Taylor Riley, 10, said it was an early morning but she was focused for the 1-mile run that started at 7:30 a.m.

“We are just really getting started with the whole running thing,” Christie Riley said about signing up her daughter to do more outside activities.

The Swift-Cantrell Classic 5K was founded to raise money to improve the city park. A large group of volunteers organizes the race to support the Swift-Cantrell Park Foundation, which administers the master plan for the park.

R.J. Patel, president of Swift-Cantrell Park Foundation, said the 800 people registered this year will net $10,000.

But, Patel said, his objective is to make minor tweaks to keep the community’s interest in race day. This year was a focus on family involvement and giving children a great example of healthy living.

“You could just see those kids raring to go,” said Patel. “You give them a goal, and see them go.”

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What a joke Kennesaw has become with all the road races it sponsors!!
May 13, 2013
Why is that a joke? Hosting races that raise money for wonderful parks like Swift Cantrell is a joke? What should they do... encourage people to sit in their living room, swill Bud Lite and smoke?
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Eugenia Cohen, 54, of Kennesaw, lost her long battle with cancer, June 4, 2013. Her husband Michael Cohen survives her.
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Prosecution continues in Sneiderman trial
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DECATUR, Ga. (AP) — Prosecutors continued to call witnesses to support their case Tuesday in the trial of Andrea Sneiderman.

Both sides presented their opening statements Monday. The prosecution continued calling witnesses and presenting video clips and documents as evidence in the case Tuesday.

Sneiderman's husband, Rusty Sneiderman, was fatally shot in November 2010 outside a suburban Atlanta preschool. Andrea Sneiderman's former boss Hemy Neuman was convicted in the killing, but was found mentally ill.

Prosecutors initially said Sneiderman arranged her husband's killing, but murder charges against her were dropped and she now faces charges of making false statements, hindering an investigation and perjury.

Prosecutors have long alleged Andrea Sneiderman was having an affair with Neuman. She has repeatedly denied any romantic relationship.

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Atlanta powers past Colorado
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Atlanta’s Evan Gattis hit two home runs to lead the Braves to a 7-0 win over Colorado. Atlanta won the weekend series and will face the Boston Red Sox starting today.
Atlanta’s Evan Gattis hit two home runs to lead the Braves to a 7-0 win over Colorado. Atlanta won the weekend series and will face the Boston Red Sox starting today.
ATLANTA — The Braves’ big bear is healthy.

That was bad news for Colorado’s Franklin Morales.

After sitting out most of the week with an illness, Evan Gattis homered twice to support Julio Teheran’s six scoreless innings and Atlanta beat the Rockies 7-0 on Sunday.

Gattis was given the nickname “El Oso Blanco” — Spanish for “The White Bear” — as a rookie in 2013, when he hit 21 homers. He is on pace for a bigger year as he has replaced Brian McCann as the team’s primary catcher.

Gattis (6 foot 4, 260 pounds) drove in three runs with the two homers, giving him 10.

“He’s a big, strong boy,” Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said.

Justin Upton and Chris Johnson added two-run homers for the NL East-leading Braves, who have won six of eight.

Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki left the game in the eighth inning. He appeared to limp slightly while walking slowly off the field, accompanied by a trainer. He said he avoided an injury when he hit his left foot on his backswing.

“I think I’m all right,” Tulowitzki said.

Gattis missed four games with viral symptoms. He returned with no hits and a walk in Saturday’s 3-1 loss to the Rockies before hitting a homer in the second and a two-run shot in the fourth off Franklin Morales (3-4) on Sunday.

“I’ve got my strength back — or lucky,” Gattis said.

Teheran (4-3) began the day fourth in the NL in ERA. He lowered his average from 1.92 to 1.77 with six scoreless innings. He had seven strikeouts while allowing only four hits.

It was the second straight dominant win for Teheran, who was coming off his second shutout of the season, a 5-0 win over Milwaukee on Tuesday.

After throwing a career-high 128 pitches against the Brewers, Gonzalez limited the right-hander to 93 pitches on Sunday.

“That worked out great,” Gonzalez said.

“We want these guys for 35 starts, and he understood right away. We’ve got to keep an eye on these guys. We want them for the long haul.”

Anthony Vavaro pitched two perfect innings and Luis Avilan recorded the final three outs to complete the combined four-hitter.

Morales lasted only 4 2-3 innings, giving up five runs and three walks and five hits, including three homers. Johnson added to the lead with his two-run homer off Nick Masset in the eighth.

“This Atlanta club hits the ball in the seats,” Rockies manager Walt Weiss said. “That’s what they do.

“A couple of balls got elevated and they hit them out.”

Gattis hit his first homer off Morales with one out in the second, a towering shot that sent center fielder Charlie Blackmon crashing into the wall near the 400-foot mark.

Upton walked with one out in the fourth before Gattis lined his second homer of the day about 12 rows deep into the left-field seats. Left fielder Carlos Gonzalez took one step to his right before standing and watching the homer quickly reach the seats.

“I tried to use both sides of the plate, but sometimes I missed my spots and that’s why I got hit,” Morales said.

Teheran didn’t look sharp early. Blackmon and Michael Cuddyer had back-to-back singles to open the game before Teheran recovered with three straight outs.

In the second, a single by Charlie Culberson and fielding error by second baseman Tyler Pastornicky on D.J. LeMahieu’s grounder put runners on first and second with one out.

Following a sacrifice by Morales, Teheran escaped the inning when shortstop Andrelton Simmons charged a grounder by Blackmon, who was out on a close play at first.

NOTES: The three homers allowed by Morales set a season high. ... Josh Rutledge replaced Tulowitzki at shortstop. ... ... Gonzalez said Pastornicky and Ramiro Pena are not in a strict platoon at second base. Gonzalez said Dan Uggla would start “whenever we feel we can get a good matchup.” ... The Braves open a two-game series against the Red Sox on Monday when RHP Ervin Santana faces Boston RHP Clay Buchholz. ... The Rockies move to Philadelphia, where RHP Jhoulys Chacin will face RHP Kyle Kendrick on Monday.

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Sach Ka Safar

A documentary and Street talk with Street children in Such ka Safar by Iqbal Hussain/ News One TV

  1. DILSHAD KHAN says:

    Iqbal Hussain
    you are doing great job send me you phone number or information i just watching new karachi zakia bagum and others may be we can do some thing little bit little bit zakat or some thing please contact me thanks

  2. Nimra Tanveer says:

    how can i contact you? i want to knw the areas you show on your show. and i want to donate and help people over there. please contact me

    • media says:

      Dear Ms Nimra: Can you clarify? You want the contact details of Iqbal Hussain or ChildRights.TV. Many thanks.

      • Haroon says:

        My family and I are interested in making a donation, but we want to make sure that it goes to the right people. Could you please forward Mr. Iqbal Hussain’s personal email address or phone so we can contact him?

        I thank you in advance.
        Kind regards,

  3. Mrs.R.Ghayur says:

    Mr. Iqbal Hussain. Just watched you on Aik Naiki (TVONE) I’d like to donate but not directly. Could you email me and if possible give me a contact number? Thanks

  4. Umbreen omer says:

    Mr Iqbal hussain.just watched ur programme on 15 aug reg nafeesa bib.can I please have their contact details as missed that on tv.

  5. adnan muhmmad says:

    salamm iqbal bahi i like your program sach ka safar you are great iqbal bahi you doing great job please your contect iam your big fan take care good self iqbal bahi thanks adnan from spain

  6. jawed sidd says:

    We appreciate your program Such Ka Safar regarding the poorest of the poor population of BALDIA TOWN,KHI. Specially about 98 year old lady and burned victim Shamim who wants to find a job for Rupees 4000 per month…..SUGESSTION: We will sugesst you all to start a program like ADOPT A CHILD” or ADOPT A SENIOR CITIZEN OF PK. All the Pakistani origin,who are living in U.S.A. and other Overseas countries all over the world will sponser such families. We reassure you all that all those children and senior citizens will be adopted by many people, who are living in U.S.A or other countries. They will pay a monthly stipend of Pakistani Rupees 4000 per month, which is only Fifty US dollars in USA……:)9-18-2011

  7. Nagii says:

    Hi !
    i want to have contact with TV program SACH KA SAFER, if anybody know about contact information please mail me, i will be very happy and greatfull

  8. Omer waheed says:

    Aslam O Alykum,
    Iqbal bhai,you are doing a great job. I saluate you for your researh shows and wish you a very calm and Happy life. May ALLAH bless you and give you Ajar for your good work to betterment of Pakistani society. JAZAKAALLAH

  9. Henna says:

    I am doing reach on black magic do to my study: And i have seeing program about black magic Such ka Safar I need to contact Iqbal Hussain for more information: Plz e mail needed thanks

  10. hasnat says:

    I am hasnat, a pakistani, currently in australia. I really like Sach ka Safer by Iqbal hussain…. its such a thought provoking program….. Iqbal Hussain is such a great Human, I really apriciate the way he Hilights the problems of the have nots of society….I am a Feminist Economist, and especially like the Iqbal’s programs that address the gender inequality issues. Could somebody please provide me with the contact details of Iqbal Hussain… so that i may be able to talk with him and we could move forward to help these people coming out of the problem trap

  11. Fareeha says:

    my name is fareeha today i was watching ur show and i fell into tears ur doing a great job i really appreciate that….well i want to say something now at this time i am in America but when i will come back i want to do something like that is there any possibility that i can do something like that i have seen alot of things like this happening around me if there is any possibillity plzzz js email me …..i really want to do something like that for my country so that i would have some aim in my life thanks……looking forward for your email

  12. rizwan ali says:

    Dear Iqbal Hussain
    I am watched your programm sach ka safar of Shamim Iqbal. so I am very effect that Shammim Iqbal. I will marriage that girl. Please you contact her. and semt my proposal. ok thanks
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    please sir give me your mobile no i am pakistani working in dubai mine no 00971557279100

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DETROIT – A year after Michigan Technological University engineering students designed a more durable and comfortable hand cycle for wounded athletes, Chevrolet – the project’s sponsor – will test the cycle for the first time in Sunday’s Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank International Marathon.

Operating the hand cycle – called the Tomahawk – will be retired National Guard Staff Sgt. Travis Wood of Cedar City, Utah. Wood, who lost his right leg above the knee in a 2007 bomb blast in Afghanistan, is among 20 members of the Achilles Freedom Team of Wounded Veterans competing in Detroit as guests of Metro Detroit Chevy Dealers.

“It has been exciting to watch this cycle go from a vision to race-ready in just a year,” said Chris Perry, vice president, Chevrolet Marketing. “We’ll learn a lot about the Tomahawk once Travis puts 26.2 miles on it but eventually, what we really need is a manufacturer take the designs and build it so these deserving athletes have access to a reliable, comfortable cycle.”

Three-wheel hand cycles allow athletes to lean forward while pumping the wheels with their hands. For amputees or others who have sustained serious injuries, this is often a better solution for racing than a wheelchair.

A prototype version of the Tomahawk was revealed at last December’s Army-Navy Game, along with a recreational model called the Keweenaw Cruiser. Senior engineering students taking part in MTU’s “Huskies Helping Heroes” senior capstone project designed the cycles after meeting with wounded athletes – including Wood – in advance of last year’s marathon.

“We’ve worked on versions of this cycle for over a year and have had feedback from dozens of athletes. We’re ready, and feel it is so much more than an engineering project: It’s our chance to give opportunity to those who have served all of us,” said James Cook, one of the MTU students who worked on the Tomahawk. Cook now is employed as an engineer in Metro Detroit but is still involved in preparing the cycle for its maiden race.

The Tomahawk uses high-strength steel alloys for durability; improved restraints for comfort and safety; and is designed to be more portable and less prone to damage during transit – a common problem for competitors who travel to multiple marathons.

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Founded in 1911 in Detroit, Chevrolet is now one of the world’s largest car brands, doing business in more than 140 countries and selling more than 4.5 million cars and trucks a year. Chevrolet provides customers with fuel-efficient vehicles that feature spirited performance, expressive design, and high quality. More information on Chevrolet models can be found at

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Achilles Freedom Team of Wounded Vets team member and retired Marine Cpl. Joseph Woodke of Port Hope, MI rides onto the field of the Army-Navy game in a new prototype hand cycle designed to make it easier for wounded veterans to compete in racing events Saturday, December 8, 2012 in Philadelphia, PA. Joining Woodke is Navy veteran and General Motors Chairman and CEO Dan Akerson (far right). GM will fund the building of 10 prototype hand cycles for use in marathons next year. (Photo by Janette McVey for Chevrolet)


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Medialoper Bebop Episode 30: All The Great Swedes

This week, Kirk, Tim & Jim start with a discussion of the awesome smart thermostat, Nest, — by the fathers of the iPod — which has become the target of a patent lawsuit by Honeywell. (04:10 – 14:04)

Then, we talk about the new Neflix original series, Lillyhammer, (aka Silvio Goes to Norway and what it might portend for the future of programming. Oh, and of course, Steve Van Zant’s amazing acting chops. (14:05 – 19:25)

After that, it’s a quick look at Madonna at the Super Bowl, and that time an A&R rep tried to convince Kirk to play her on our college radio station. (19:26 – 23:23)

Then, it’s the return of the Coco Crisp Afro Watch! And Kirk has some absolutely stunning news. (23:24 – 27:25)

Finally, Jim reveals what’s in his mix: Cloud Nothings, Craig Finn & The War on Drugs. (27:26 – 30:25)

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  • Tim recommends Fred Stoller’s My Seinfeld Year (30:26 – 31:42)
  • Kirk wonders if Google Glasses are a bit ahead of their time. (32:42 – 33:33)
  • Jim discusses his long-time love for David Letterman, and that time he got thrown out of the Ed Sullivan Theater. (33:34 – 42:16)

Medialoper Bebop Episode 30: All The Great Swedes was recorded on Tuesday, February 7, 2012 via Audio Hijack Pro over the increasingly squirrelly iChat. It was edited in Audacity. The opening and closing music of Medialoper Bebop is “Big Hand on the Seven” by the Miss Alans.

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Softball roundup: Colts keep Magics winless

BARBERTON â€” Cloverleafâ€™s softball team wasnâ€™t about to give up and kept Barberton winless in Suburban League action Monday with a 7-5 win.

Down 3-0 in the top of the sixth, Melissa Mokovsky had a two-run single and came home on a base knock by Val Elswick as the Colts (8-8, 2-5) put up a five-spot against Barberton (3-15, 0-6).

â€œWe know this is a big week for us,â€ Cloverleaf coach John Carmigiano said. â€œEven though we found ourselves down, we found a way to fight back and put up big numbers. Weâ€™re headed in the right direction.â€

Jessica Browne (7-8) logged 6 1/3 innings, giving up four hits, an earned runs and struck out seven for the win.

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Green 2, Wadsworth 0
WADSWORTH â€” Stacey Ladd (5-6) pitched a dandy against the Bulldogs (13-2, 5-2) but didnâ€™t get any support. The sophomore allowed just two hits and an earned run for the Grizzlies (9-6, 4-3) but two first-inning walks came around to score, giving Green all the runs it needed. Nikki Eshelman had a double for Wadsworth, which managed just three hits in this SL affair.

Buckeye 15, Oberlin 1
OBERLIN â€” Daniel Sims (4-2) struck out seven and didnâ€™t allow an earned run in this Patriot Athletic Conference walkover by the Bucks (5-9, 3-5). Amelia Shaw (single, double), Courtney Eaton (single, double, triple) Erin Bastick (single, double) and Sims (single, triple) had big nights for the Bucks, who dropped the Phoenix to 2-13, 1-6.

Elyria 11, Medina 1 (6 inn.)
ELYRIA â€” The Bees (2-12, 0-3) jumped on the Pioneers (15-0, 3-0) in the first but couldnâ€™t keep the Northeast Ohio Conference leaders at bay. Kacey Rose (2-9) took the loss, but came up big at the plate with a triple, single and run. Tess Sito (15-0) pitched a three-hitter for Elyria through five innings, allowing an earned run and striking out nine.

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BARBERTON â€” The Colts (8-8) got a near-cycle from Holly Phillips in this win over the Magics. Phillips had all but a home run in her 3-for-4 performance, while Katie Kilzer had two RBI and was the winning pitcher.


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Years ago, any old ice cube would do for my drink. It didn’t matter what shape or size, its clarity or any of that. All it had to do was cool the drink down. Sure, I’d seen some “novelty” jumbo cubes – or even spheres – at the odd restaurant or bar, and they’d get me wondering “isn’t that neat,” but it always came off like a gimmick.

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Our visit to Atlanta and North Carolina was concluding. Although we had eaten at some delicious barbecue spots along the way, including Fat Matt’s in Atlanta and 12 Bones in Asheville, because of the route we had taken (ending in Charlotte) we had had no opportunity to stop at any of the places along North Carolina’s barbecue trail. Obviously, this was unacceptable. Fortunately, Shelby was right on the way to Charlotte from Asheville, and there is a historic barbecue location on the way: Bridges Barbecue. Read more…

At Asheville’s The Admiral, There Be Food Here

March 22, 2013

While visiting the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, we quickly came to find out that the food served on the Estate – at least the meal we sampled at the Bistro – wasn’t particularly special, though not particularly bad either.
It was enough however to set our minds on leaving the vast Estate and to head back into town to try our luck at what we were told was the most popular restaurant in town, The Admiral.
Getting reservations at the place is impossible – the New York Times and Zagat both favor it – but it is apparently possible to try your luck dining at the bar, which we did. Read more…

Picking Over Asheville’s 12 Bones

March 21, 2013

After moving on from Atlanta we stayed in Highlands, NC before moving on to Asheville. I should mention we had a wonderful meal in Highlands at Madison’s, a surprisingly formal and fancy gourmet experience. I sampled the chef’s Quail schnitzel(!) with great satisfaction, but more on that another time.
While at Madison’s, the bartender – a serious ‘cue enthusiast – said we were essentially out of luck for truly high quality ‘cue in the area. But when we told him we were going to Asheville, he brightened, saying “There’s good ‘cue there” and pointed us at 12 Bones. The reception folks at our hotel in Asheville were enthusiastic as well, telling us that’s where the president eats when he comes through town. So my hopes were raised. Read more…

Me Like EAtlanta: The Varsity

March 20, 2013

Our first effort at dining in Atlanta went really well: Fat Matt’s Rib Shack was sensational. The Varsity was recommended to us by a very reliable source, so we set out to try it. I gather it is something of an Atlanta institution, or landmark. I had been told they make THE BEST burgers. Read more…

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130,000 Iraqis Immigrate to Israel: Operation Ali Baba

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There is a small corner of the shuk (market) in Jerusalem where everyday hundreds of Iraqi Israelis come to play backgammon and drink Turkish coffee and black tea. Iraqi Jews came to Israel shortly after she became a nation in Operation Ali Baba (also known as Operation Ezra and Nehemiah). The tiny Jewish nation through the new El Al Airlines airlifted 130,000 Iraqis. The Iraqi Jewish community was one of the oldest in the world, dating all the way back to the Babylonian exile in 586 BCE.

Once Israel became a nation the Iraqi government made it illegal to immigrate to Israel under the threat of death.

“We stayed in Baghdad until 1951, when we moved to Israel,” Israeli Iraqi Vardika Shabo says. “They hated the Jews in Iraq. They killed many of us in 1948. They took our belongings and burned our houses. We left with nothing except our suitcases. No money. We left the house, my parents’ shops. Everything that we had, we left.”[i]

With the help of Israeli lawmakers, a deal was reached with the Iraqi government. “… a special bill permitting Jewish emigration—according to Iraqi law, though, Jews had to sell their property and liquidate their businesses before they could leave. Additionally, each person was allowed to take no more than $140 out of the country and could only carry 66 pounds of luggage; jewelry was also forbidden from being taken out of Iraq.”[ii]

Despite the severe restraints, over 95 percent of Iraqi Jews choose to make aliyah (move to Israel) shocking Iraqi officials who had believed that less than 10,000 Jews would emigrate. In the end, 130,000 choose to leave behind some  $30 billion in assets and start a new life in Israel.

Of course this mass exodus was prophesied long ago in the Hebrew Scriptures:

Up, Zion! Escape, you who dwell with the daughter of Babylon. (Zech. 2:7)

For I will take you from among the nations, gather you out of all countries, and bring you into your own land. (Ezek. 36:24)

As a shepherd seeks out his flock on the day he is among his scattered sheep, so will I seek out My sheep and deliver them from all the places where they were scattered on a cloudy and dark day.  And I will bring them out from the peoples and gather them from the countries, and will bring them to their own land; I will feed them on the mountains of Israel, in the valleys and in all the inhabited places of the country (Ezek. 34:12-13)

[i] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19714796

[ii] http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Immigration/ezra.html

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There are lots of good questions made by people that are not using stackoverflow anymore and they need attention: to accept and answer or to update the question with missing details.

From the community point of view it doesn't make sense to ask again the same question, it will only create a duplicate that probably will be closed.

Now, if you have an interest in solving the question you should be able to request ownership of the question so you can accept an answer.

Clearly this feature should be available only to SO power-users and be activated only if the current owner is inactive for a certain period of time.

What is your opinion regarding this? Are there any alternatives?

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up vote 5 down vote accepted

Stack Overflow is supposed to be community driven, and has the stated goal of being the best Programming Q&A site on the internet. I think the proposed feature would comport with the former, and advance the latter.

There are many abandoned questions which were asked by users who are no longer active. I think allowing 10K users the ability to take ownership of such questions, potentially clean them up, and accept the best answer would be a benefit to the site.

If the OP hasn't been active for over a year, I don't think he or she has any reasonable expectation to not have his questions cleaned up for the benefit of the site.

Of course whether such a feature would have sufficient benefit to justify the engineers' time in implementing it is quite another matter.

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It doesn't seem appropriate for me that someone other than the original asker could determine that the question was correctly answered. Nor does it seem right to me that the way we determine who becomes the new owner is simply the first (high-rep) user who tries after the "certain period" of time is over.

Also, if there are missing details from the original asker, and you aren't that person, you won't know them. On the other hand, if you do know enough to supply missing details (because you've had a similar issue), you can edit the question yourself.

If you want that question to get answered, you can edit the question to improve it and to bump it up or you can set a bounty on it (you don't need to be the owner to do either). If an answer is good it will be voted up. That will make it clear which answers are better. The "accepted" answer isn't all that determines whether the question has been "solved".

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+1 for you can set a bounty on it, that's a great idea, and also you can indicate which answer you would have accepted by awarding the bounty. That's as close as I think we can come, I think taking the questions away from their owners is a bade idea. –  The Unhandled Exception Dec 2 '11 at 21:06
@TheUnhandledException: The problem is that bounties take reputation. They cost a resource. Yet, it doesn't cost resources to simply ask a question. –  Nicol Bolas Dec 2 '11 at 21:14
Well +1 for your answer as well @NicolBolas. That's another viable alternative –  The Unhandled Exception Dec 2 '11 at 21:17

Actually, what would be good is to create a duplicate intentionally, and then mark the other question as a duplicate of the new one, with the expectation that it will be merged in. Your new question should of course reference the old one, so that people don't think yours is a dupe.

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Interesting idea. Is it considered appropriate to mark an older question as a duplicate of a newer one? –  Keith Thompson Dec 2 '11 at 22:38

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There seems to be multiple proposals on Area51 about computer related security:

Maybe they aren't exact duplicates, but for many questions I think there is hard to know which one to ask the question on. I think they would be stronger together merged as one site.

E.g. if I wonder about "ARP poisoning" that could be placed on "Application Security" in the form of "How can I protect my application against ARP poisoning" or on "Computer Security" in the form of "How can I protect my system against ARP poisoning" or on "Network Security" in the form of "How can I protect my network against ARP poisoning". Okey, it's maybe a bad example, but it is hard to distinguish between the sites.

What is the difference between them? And should it be better if they was merged to one site?

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after merging, do you think the scopen and the name of 'application security' should be reconsidered and changed a bit? is it even possible now that it's in the commitment phase? –  pootzko Nov 9 '10 at 22:54
@pootzko: Yes, I think "Computer Security" is a better name. But I'm not the one that decides that. Good that they finally were merged before the beta phase. –  Jonas Nov 9 '10 at 23:52
well, I don't know who does decide that? who should we turn to? –  pootzko Nov 10 '10 at 8:16

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It seems to me that Computer Security is about securing your personal system, while Network Security is focused more on routers, servers, etc. Application security is a whole different barrel of monkeys, nothing to do with protecting the system or the network. Just the software they run. However, I don't think it would hurt anything to merge them.

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You mean that Application Security is for Developers, Computer Security is for Users and Network & Security is for Sysadmins? –  Jonas Oct 21 '10 at 17:04
However, if I want to ask a question about "ARP poisoning" then I would likte to know how I as a developer can design against it, and also how I as a sysadmin can protect against it, and how it affects me as a user, so security is merely an orthogonal aspect of computer systems. –  Jonas Oct 21 '10 at 17:08
@Jonas: I couldn't have said it better myself. You seem to understand the difference... Your question about "ARP Poisoning" is 3 different questions, asked from 3 different perspectives, with 3 different sets of tools, privileges and abilities. Simply the end goal is the same. –  John Oct 24 '10 at 0:19
If it's Application->Developers, Computer->Users, and Network->Sysadmins, then the proposals need to be closed as duplicates of SO, SU, and SF. –  Gnome Oct 25 '10 at 10:57
@Roger: I definitely agree with that. This is the reason why I bring up this discussion. I would prefer to have a single stackexhange site for Computer Security or they are duplicates of SO, SU and SF. –  Jonas Oct 25 '10 at 11:09
I agree, up to the point of merging them. Definitly different monkeys. –  AviD Nov 12 '10 at 12:02

To me, security is a meta-topic that shouldn't have it's own site at all. Computer security can stay with SuperUser/ServerFault as appropriate, Application Security can stay at StackOverflow, and Network Security can go on ServerFault or a dedicated Networking site if people really think one is necessary. Those are the places that have the relevant experts.

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I disagree, Stack Overflow doesn't have the best target audience to answer security question. Programmer in general aren't necessarily good with security. I see answer on Stack Overflow with highly insecure code, I fail to see how can Stack Overflow be the best place to ask question about security when there are answer with insecure code hanging around. –  HoLyVieR Oct 26 '10 at 14:26
There are tons of beginner questions, so of course there is insecure code. That doesn't affect the community's ability to answer questions where security is the main concern. Unless your plan is for the Security site to be a "No Noobs" clubhouse you'd end up with lots of insecure code there too. –  Brad Mace Oct 26 '10 at 14:50
I actually think there would be nice to have a community site (Q&A on stackexchange) for Security people like those who go to Black Hat –  Jonas Oct 26 '10 at 21:11
I had actually mentioned that on the original proposal, but @Jeff from OWASP convinced me otherwise - especially now that I see all the specialization of sites going around. –  AviD Nov 12 '10 at 12:03

As the creator of Network & Security, I'm against this. "Proposed Q&A site for network administrator: hardware, configuration, monitoring, and technologies." The main purpose is network not security, unlike others site it's not "Network Security" but Network & Security just because Security is a big part of networking (firewall, IDS, etc.)
May be it's a bit unclear and may be I should rename it to 'Network'

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Thanks for the clarification. After reading this, I agree with you, there would be nice to have a site about networking. But I think it would be good to change title to something like "Computer Networking". –  Jonas Nov 9 '10 at 7:42
the networking part would be a total duplicate of Server Fault though. So I think it is best to overall close this as a dupe of Security. –  Jeff Atwood Nov 9 '10 at 22:33

I agree they should be merged.. And also I think people make too much problems about all this categorizing. If you ask the question in right way it does not matter if it's app/comp/netw security, it's all still security, and you'll get your answer right..? Even more probable you'll get a good answer because there are more security experts in one single place instead having them scattered in 3 places. So why have 3 different pages? No reason. =) When I started Computer Security on area51, my idea actually was to have one page covering all these three areas.. I'm not sure though if that was clear from the description and all the proposed questions there..

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+1 I agree..... –  Jonas Nov 9 '10 at 7:37
Strongly disagree, that's like saying if you have a headache, get a neurosurgeon, a GP, and a psychiatrist together - they're all experts in their fields, you'll get better answers, right? As a different post here mentioned, these are completely different monkeys, often even different barrels. The terms, environment, context, risk, and solutions are often VERY different. As an AppSec guy, I often have more common language with programmers than with firewall admins, for example. –  AviD Nov 12 '10 at 12:06
@avid "defense in depth", baby! –  Jeff Atwood Nov 19 '10 at 9:17
@Jeff - even that means different things to different subcategories. But, what did you mean by it here? –  AviD Nov 19 '10 at 9:44
@AviD - yes I understand what you mean, but it's not like appsec ppl don't know anything about network security and vice versa... why exclude each other.. why do you have such a strong need to separate these groups? I mean, if there is someone who wants to ask something about appsec - great, he will ask, and he will get an answer, if someone wants something else... great again.. =) –  pootzko Nov 19 '10 at 10:03
@pootzko, Actually many appsec guys DONT know squat about networks, and network guys know jack about appsec - and neither even understand Risk Management. However, they THINK they do, since its security and just applications, so how hard can it be? Hence wrong answers are unknowingly given, and I can show you several cases in point on the site already. –  AviD Nov 19 '10 at 10:10
That said, since this seems to be the path we're going on anyway, I think we could probably solve most of these issues with tags - I've tried tagging most network q's and such, though the Appsec ones are not explicitly tagged. Time to start... However, there will inevitably be many cases where it is not clear app/network/OS/risk/etc, and the answers will be confused accordingly. –  AviD Nov 19 '10 at 10:11
yes, tags + there is always minus points for an answer if someone gives a bad answer.. so if someone sees it and knows it's bad, he should react. my point of view of course –  pootzko Nov 19 '10 at 11:42
But @pootzko, MOST network guys have a mistaken view of appsec, as an example. So they would ALL upvote, not downvote, since they're voting according to THEIR point of view. Imagine on SF asking an OS-centric question, without mentioning which OS. Will any of the answers, or votes, make any sense? (unless the OS is explicitly mentioned, of course). –  AviD Nov 22 '10 at 9:48

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    The invention of lithography around 1800 made it possible to produce an extraordinarily large edition of prints from a single drawing executed on a block of limestone. The novelty of lithography, its easy production, and its dramatic, fluid effects attracted young Romantic artists like Eugène Delacroix (67.630.7), and its commercial possibilities were quickly recognized by the popular press. In journals such as the Parisian Charivari, which promised its readers "a new drawing every day," the great caricaturist Honoré Daumier (20.60.5) presented the comedies and tragedies of contemporary life to as many as 2,000 subscribers. At the end of the century, technological advances that allowed lithographs to be printed in very large sizes and in multiple colors jump-started the industry of advertising and the production of eye-catching posters by such artists as Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (32.88.12).

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    However, as if to revolt against the mass production of pictures, many artists participated in the Etching Revival and took inspiration from the expressive prints of Rembrandt and Goya. The virtues of finely drawn and carefully printed etchings were promoted by landscape painters of the Barbizon School and the American expatriate James McNeil Whistler (17.3.85). Although the graphic arts, in the labored precision of their production, were generally viewed as antithetical to the Impressionists' aims to produce fugitive, atmospheric effects, Édouard Manet (1980.1077), Edgar Degas (19.29.2), and Camille Pissarro (21.46.1) extended their reach by exploring the possibilities of etching, aquatint, and lithography. Degas, the finest draftsman of these three painters, experimented in making monotypes by printing onto paper images he had worked up in ink on sheets of glass or metal.

    Many Impressionists and Post-Impressionists felt the impact of exotic prints that arrived in Europe from Japan after trade routes were reestablished in 1854. The techniques, compositions, and day-to-day subjects characteristic of ukiyo-e woodcuts figure in the color drypoints of Mary Cassatt (16.2.5), the Philadelphian who made her home in Paris, and in the carved block prints of Paul Gauguin (36.6.4) the Parisian who sailed the South Seas.

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WASHINGTON -- The Washington National Cathedral, where the nation gathers to mourn tragedies and celebrate new presidents, will soon begin hosting same-sex marriages.

Cathedral officials tell The Associated Press the church will be among the first Episcopal congregations to implement a new rite of marriage for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender members. The church will announce its new policy Wednesday.

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Atlanta-based InsiderAdvantage announced last night that it surveyed 557 registered Republican voters Sunday night and found that Newt Gingrich is leading Mitt Romney by 8 percentage points.The results:

Newt Gingrich: 34%

Mitt Romney: 26%

Ron Paul: 13%

Rick Santorum: 11%

Other: 2%

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One difference between InsiderAdvantage and the larger polls is that IA uses pre-recorded vote-by-touchpad 'robo-polling' to conduct its surveys and it tries to do them in one day. The others use live callers and often take place over two to three days.

So far, robo-polling seems pretty accurate. Polls will differ, and Public Policy Polling (a robo-polling firm which released a drop-dead poll before South Carolina that had some spot-on results) tweeted last night that, of about 600 Republicans surveyed in Florida, it could only find a 2-person vote difference betwee Romney and Gingrich. So its poll, which will also survey early/absentee voters could have a closer result.


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Sure, Carly, the football player in this clip is only nine...and a girl...but desperate times call for desperate measures.

In a related story, U-M athletic director Bill Martin has named Carly's flag football team Michigan's opening opponent for the 2008 season, offering them $400,000 to make the trip to Ann Arbor.

Vegas oddsmakers immediately listed Carly's team as a 6 point favorite.

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Andrew said...

Greatest Post Ever

Andrew said...

Can Carly beat out Jimmy Clausen for the Heisman in 2010?

GoBlue43 said...

Early Predictions for the game. Carly rushes for 300 yards as her team becomes the first FFS(Flag Football Series) to beat a FBS team. When asked for comment lloyd says they just weren't prepared. Go Figure.

Carly for Heisman!!!

Josiah said...

Carly for our new head coach!

David said...

Carly's flag football team: immediate 6 point favorite. Lmao. Best Post Ever.


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Will some UM fans one day wish they hadn't "shouted at the airport?"

I've been disappointed by the harsh criticism of the Hoke hire in some Michigan quarters.  Obviously one doesn't have to do cartwheels if they disagree - that's what being a sports fan is all about.  But some of the shrill negativity from Day 1 is sad (and no, Rich Rod didn't face such a "the sky is falling!" response immediately following the announcement of his hiring and his first press conference.  But more about that in a post next week).

Judging by some reactions, one would think Dave Brandon hired me (I got a call, but no face-to-face).  Hell, Fox News wasn't this harsh on Obama until at least six days after his inauguration.

But history always has the last laugh.

When Gene Chizik was hired at Auburn in December 2008, the first video shows the "welcome" he got from one Tiger fan.  This, uh...passionate fan...showed up at the airport to heckle AD Jay Jacobs as he arrived back upon the Plains with his new coach.  The fan was less than thrilled by the selection of Chizik, a former Auburn assistant - an "Auburn Man" if you will - who just went 5-19 at Iowa State.

Actually, there's no need for me to point out Chizik's record as you'll soon understand why:

But, in the wake of Auburn's national title, the maker of the new video below theorizes that that airport "Greeter" might do things a little differently if he had a mulligan:

I hope those Michigan fans who are "shouting at the airport" today regarding Hoke's hire also wish they had a do-over in the near future.

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ED. NOTE:  As Benny noted (yes, that Benny), did you hear what the guy in the top vid shouted out around the :58 second mark?

Brandon said...

People need to stop comparing this hire to Chizik. Chizik was a proven coordinator who also got Gus Malzahn to run the offense and Cam Newton to drive it. Anyone could've won 10 or more games with Malzahn running the offense with Cam Newton at his side.

srudoff said...

the difference?

chizik was able to over sign two (now 3) straight years to make up for his horrible coaching.

hoke won't be able to

that's not a rip on hoke

Mathew said...

I hope that I'm wrong. I really do. I'm just afraid the ceiling for Hoke is Llyod Carr post 1997.

James said...

Ha! That's hilarious.

As for Hoke, let's keep a couple things in mind: in 2008, he posted Ball State's best record in school history. Last year, he posted one of SDSU's best records ever. Are we sure he has a low ceiling?

Catie said...

I just want to go on the record as saying that as always, it is great to be a Michigan Wolverine and I will support our coach. My issues have been with the handling of the firing and the search as conducted by the AD. That is now water under the bridge. However, I think I will take a break from the drama for a bit.

Nice job Yost, it is good to encourage support for the program, if nothing else, the Michigan faithful need to pull together. Cheers to you. Let's Go Blue!

Hemlock Philosopher said...

Thanks for posting this, Yost. This site has actually been the most even handed of the M Blogs I read during this situation. Although I like soothing pictures, I hope we won't see any for a while.

GoBlueBob said...

Hemlock.... There is a difference between healing pics and soothing pics. While we do not want any healing pics, soothing pics are always welcome.

WV = busts /must be karma.

Ramona said...

I DID hear what he yelled out in that list of names and wondered if that more of your technical wizardry or what he actually said!

As my son keeps telling me, someone who is getting a couple of million to not do anything for the next year really doesn't need my sympathy...and it's time to move on. After viewing the press conf tape I'm thinking this guy is capable of improving us in the Big Ten AND someday taking on the Signup Everyone Conference... but first things first!

Christopher said...

@srudoff: totally agree

@James: keywords "Ball State" "SDSU" And Ball State's "magical" year, they literally played FBS's easiest schedule

No one's hoping Hoke fails, but as alumni and fans we reserve the right to remain skeptical

TuffLynx said...

Fears are not reality, they are in your mind. You might be well advised to keep them there until Brady Hoke either proves, or disproves them.

Are you really hoping to go on the record as skeptical just to say "I told you so" in a few years? That means you are rooting against Michigan to assuage your own personal ego.

If you are voicing your fears and you turn out to be wrong you just look like a wimp instead.

So which of these choices are you?

Just put a damper on the negativity for a while and give Brady Hoke a chance to prove himself. Then you will look infinitely smarter and more loyal to the Maize and Blue in the future.


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Gluten Free (& Paleo) Apple Pie

For her 8th birthday this past Friday, my daughter requested APPLE PIE instead of cake.  She LOVES apple pie!

Since Emily and I have both been gluten free for over a year now, I wanted to make the pie using a gluten free crust.  Originally, I was going to use Pamela’s baking mix for the crust – I have used it in the past and it makes a tasty crust – but this time I wanted to cut down on the sugar content a bit and make it as natural as possible.  I did use some raw honey as a sweetener, but raw honey is so much better for you than processed white sugar! It’s even good for your allergies if you are buying local like we did.

I looked around on the web and ended up combining ideas from several recipes to put together this delicious paleo friendly, gluten free APPLE PIE!

We couldn’t wait to dig in!  Emily wanted her pie topped with whipped cream & strawberries – Yum!  We made the cream from organic heavy cream, but you could also make whipped cream from coconut milk to make this dairy free if you prefer.

We were so impatient, we ate our dessert before our dinner.  It was her birthday, so why not?

It was so good we even had it again at breakfast the next morning.

Don’t worry, we included some protein in the form of scrambled eggs.  I’m not completely crazy!

Ready for the recipe?   I thought you’d never ask!

I apologize for not taking pictures while I was making this masterpiece, but I guarantee there will be a next time so I will attempt to take pictures then.   If I’m not too busy drooling in anticipation, that is.

Emily’s Birthday Apple Pie

Filling Ingredients:

* 10 apples – peeled, cored, and sliced

* 1/2 cup raw honey

* 1 tablespoon cinnamon

* 1 teaspoon nutmeg (I will try leaving this out next time because it had a “pumpkin pie” taste to it.  I do love pumpkin pie, but I don’t think it was necessary in the apple pie.)

Over medium heat, cook the filling ingredients until the sauce has thickened and coats the apple slices.  You want the apples to stay a bit firm, or else they will end up too soft after baking.  When thick, remove from heat and set aside to cool while you work on the crust.

Crust Ingredients:

I ended up with some extra dough when I was done, so I will cut back a little on this recipe next time.  Since I haven’t tested that change yet, I’m listing exactly what I used.  Maybe you can make a small tart or a quiche with the extra dough.

* 9 eggs (room temperature)

* 3/4 cup of honey

* 1 cup of coconut oil (heated to liquify)

* 2 cups coconut flour (amount varies)

Preheat oven to 350.

Put eggs, honey, and coconut oil in the food processor and pulse until smooth.  Add the flour, mixing in a little at a time until the mixture forms a dough.  If it’s too sticky, add a little more flour, but be careful not to dry it out.  Separate into 2 halves for the top and bottom crust.

Grease a 9 inch pie pan with coconut oil, then use your fingers and press the dough into the pie pan covering the bottom and sides evenly and making sure it isn’t too thick.

Fill the crust with apple pie filling.

Use remaining crust to cover the pie.  This mixture is too delicate to roll out and cover all at once without breaking, so I just rolled out little pieces at a time and put the cover together like a puzzle.

I sprinkled the top of the pie with some coconut sugar, but you definitely wouldn’t have to do that.  Honestly, I don’t think it added anything.

Bake at 350 for 45 minutes.  If the edges of the pie start to brown too much, cover them with foil.

I let mine cool overnight before cutting.  I highly recommend letting the pie cool completely before covering with foil or plastic wrap, otherwise the pie will sweat a bit and make the top crust a little soggy.  (Trust me on this – it was PERFECT when I removed it from the oven, but slightly damp the next morning because I covered it too soon.  It was already late and we wanted to get to bed!)

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  • poarche

    will be using this recipe in near future, thanks!

  • Stephanie

    Do you think using almond flour/powder instead of the coconut flour would have the same result? Thanks! :)

    • Midlife Army Wife

      I’ve had great success making an almond flour crust for quiche, so I don’t see why you couldn’t do that for the apple pie. The only thing is, when I put the crust in the pie pan, I have to press it in there with my hands. It doesn’t roll out in one big piece like you would think with a “gluten-ized” pie crust. What I would do is put the almond flour crust on the bottom, and do more of a crumble on top instead of a traditional top crust. The recipe I use for my crust recipe is: 2 cups almond flour, 1/2 cup liquified coconut oil, 1/4 tsp salt, 1/2 tsp baking soda. Pre-bake at 350 for 10 minutes before filling.

  • This looks great! My husband was born in Holland, as were our first two daughters, and the traditional Dutch appeltart he loves and misses has a “press in the pan” pie crust and looks much like your photo… I have not found many gluten free pie crusts that hit the spot for us. I am eager to try this for his birthday next month! Thank you so much for sharing.

  • Kristin

    Made this for thanksgiving! It was PERFECT. We used the exact recipe, but ended up having enough apples and crust leftover to make two pies. We had to double the honey and spices to better coat the apples since there was so much. The pies came out tasting like store bought pie minus having all the chemical-y crappy stuff in there! It didn’t have any weird taste that I sometimes feel like almond/coconut flour stuff can have. We will definitely make this again for Christmas! Will probably make more crust to try to get better at the latticing.

    • Midlife Army Wife

      I’m so glad you loved it! I think I’ll make it at Christmas again too, if I can wait that long. Let me know how the lattice turns out :)

  • Evey

    This pie is absolutely perfect! It is a little challenging to work with coconut flour based dough but the result is totally worth it! Next time I will add some lemon juice to the apple mixture and probably some walnuts and raisins :) This pie was a hit among my guests and really it is irresistible after a night in the fridge – I practically had it for lunch and dinner today :) Dangerously good!

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The SPCA Holiday Window displays begin today at 5 p.m. at Macy's Union Square. Photo by Jennifer Jamieson

It’s the middle of November, but that isn’t stopping the San Francisco SPCA from filling the windows at Macy’s Union Square with cute, adoptable animals as part of its annual Holiday Windows campaign. The window display will be unveiled today at 5 p.m., with former Mayor Willie Brown and 49ers running back LaMichael James showing up for support.

Last year Holiday Windows led to more than 325 animal adoptions, according to the SPCA, and raised nearly $80,000 for the organization. The animals on display will also be live-streamed at

Ever year the holiday season begins earlier, creeping its way past Thanksgiving and into October. Within the next decade, the “holiday” season will surely begin around the Fourth of July. It’s still the middle of November, and many of us haven’t even figured out our Thanksgiving plans yet. But hey, these animals need homes, so we’re going to let this one slide.

Let us know at if you find your new best friend this holiday season via the window displays. We’d love to hear your story.

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