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Blueberry (or Apple) Crisp
The nice thing about recipes for cobblers and crisps is that the main ingredients often are interchangeable. A recipe for Blueberry Crisp that recently appeared in my One Byte at a Time feature that a...
Posted on 7/5/11 at 4:17 PM
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The story of Danny and his apple crisp
Many years ago, more than 30, there was a little boy who loved apples. On sunny autumn days, he and his mom would each put on a warm, cozy sweatshirt. They would get in the car and take a short drive...
Posted on 9/26/09 at 7:01 PM
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Panhandling serves a purpose

Downtown Atlanta is an excellent location for a conference. The hotels are built on a grand scale, the meeting rooms are spacious and well appointed, and sky bridges connect many of the buildings.

By John M. Crisp , December 17, 2009

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Afghan speech didn't feel right

At times during the president’s Dec. 1 speech on Afghanistan, my innate skepticism about the possibility of a military solution was challenged by his eloquent reminder that the dreadful events of 9/11 emanated from that part of the world.

By John Crisp , December 10, 2009

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Families of war suicide victims deserve support

One day in 1970, I was sitting in a classroom in radio school at the Naval Training Center in San Diego.

By John Crisp , December 03, 2009

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The right to go to the moon

The recent discovery of water on the moon could provide us with something that’s been in short supply since the first lunar landing in 1969: A reason to go back.

By John M. Crisp , November 26, 2009

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Texas bill has national implications

Down here in Texas, the state Legislature meets every two years and passes a set of new laws, some good, some bad, some peculiar.

By John M. Crisp , September 03, 2009

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Health care should be a privilege

Call me a socialist — and certainly someone will — but in light of President Barack Obama’s diminishing insistence on a public option in the health care reform package

By John M. Crisp , August 27, 2009

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You will miss the post office

The handwriting on the wall of the local post office is not hard to read: The United States Postal Service, established at about the same time as our country, 1775, is probably on its way out. I’ll miss it.

By John M. Crisp , August 13, 2009

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Government hardly universally incompetent

Here’s Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., speaking recently in opposition to government involvement

By John M. Crisp , August 06, 2009

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Cops deserve more respect

As my students confront that most daunting of writing tasks — thinking of something to say — I discourage their easy reliance on recurrent but worn-out writing-class topics like abortion, gun control and TV violence. Instead I urge them to observe the world around them to see what they have to say about it.

By John Crisp , July 30, 2009

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In search of the good death

All of us, I imagine, wish for ourselves a death like those of Lady Joan and Sir Edward Downes,

By John M. Crisp , July 23, 2009

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What we learned from Vietnam

The death of Robert McNamara creates an apt occasion to consider the Vietnam War.

By John Crisp , July 16, 2009

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Is heat sign of things to come?

Down here in south Texas, it’s hot. Of course, it’s always hot in June, July and August. And in May and September. And October. And sometimes November.

By John Crisp , July 09, 2009

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U.S. and Iran, natural allies

The events in Iran after the election on June 12 challenge our understanding of that complex country, but here are a few ideas to consider.

By John Crisp , July 02, 2009

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Another ominous tipping point?

Adjacent stories in the newspaper, taken together, often add up to more than the sum of the parts.

By John M. Crisp , June 18, 2009

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Debate implies nuanced Iran

The most encouraging underreported news I’ve seen lately was three short paragraphs in my local newspaper under the headline: “Ahmadinejad, rival clash in live debate.”

By John Crisp , June 11, 2009

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