Jane emailed me the recipe along with an attachment entitled: "For Henry – my crumble rules".
Money market funds have been considered a safe bet by Wall Street and people saving for retirement for some time now that is, until the financial world started crumbling and rules went out the window.
Mr. Dienstbier's death marked the passing of a journalist, raconteur, strategist and politician whose life encapsulated an era in which hopes once invested in Communism gave way to disillusionment, outright dissent, punishment and, finally, the crumbling of Communist rule.
It was a time when apartheid was crumbling and white rule in South Africa was headed toward its final dismantling in the elections of 1994, and Mr. Boshoff, who saw himself as a separatist but not a racist, envisioned Orania as a haven for the preservation of the culture of Afrikaners, the descendants of the Dutch and the French who settled in South Africa in the 17th century.
Where Murray seems to fall back on the idea that old bromides about pulling yourself up by your bootstraps will allow white winners to salvage the crumbling society they rule, German writer Hans Magnus Enzensberger points us toward something very deep about our shared identity as individual human beings.
Finally, the Zapruder film is a landmark in the crumbling of censorship rules that had kept images of extreme violence on the cultural margins.
The Lib Dems are in power for the first time in 80 years, and UKIP's sudden rise has no obvious parallel.Why are the old political rules crumbling?
The old rules are crumbling and nobody knows what the new rules are.
Yet mixed fortunes awaited them on their return to a country whose Qing-era imperial rule was crumbling, where their schooling at various colleges in New England made them both influential and, in some cases, rootless and estranged.
It's a film that dives headlong into the chaos and carnage of Auschwitz in the crumbling stages of Nazi rule, landing with dirt in its face and rank despair in its gaze.
