food in the Belly This singer-songwriter-multi-instrumentalist brings clear vision, personality, and an independent attitude to his beguiling songs. His debut is a collection of soulful melodies and dense instrumental textures that takes the work of classic singer-songwriters as template (he’s a professed Paul Simon fan). An advocate of Aboriginal rights, Rudd also admires the dense simplicity of Aboriginal music, often building his songs from his bare soles on a wooden resonator box and the breath humming in his didgeridoo.

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Toronto Star - I’d already been tussling with that old ethical debate out in the reception area is it better to surreptitiously tear a recipe from an old magazine, or just stuff the whole thing in your purse? when they called my name. It was just as well

FC Milwaukee has recipe for soccer success
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Despite his bad press, Goliath probably had some good points. When it comes to youth soccer in Wisconsin, the giant wears red, white and blue. No club looms larger, stands taller or casts a bigger shadow than FC Milwaukee. In less than two decades

Danish Kringle
Quad Cities Onlines - “This is a very old recipe. I believe it came from my great-grandmother who has been gone for a number of years now. My mother used to make this as a wonderful treat when we were kids. “A few years ago I made it at Christmas and my sister was

CPS pushes 1st-day attendance
Chicago Sun-Times - Kids used to trickle in and that’s a recipe for failure,” Duncan said. “If they’re in school, they have a chance to be successful.” CPS is focusing intensely on freshmen this year, following a University of Chicago study that found the average

Online-only Letters
Seattle Times - recipe for gridlock Too many cars, not enough lanes Letter writer Craig Marker, who wrote that the current Sound Transit proposal represented “solutions today to solve problems for tomorrow,” is either ill-informed or not planning any future commute

Chalk & Chocolate a recipe for fun
Windsor Star - Chalk and chocolate go great together — as long as you serve them on cement. The second annual Chalk & Chocolate Festival enlivened downtown with sights, sounds and sweets. “We wanted to create a festival that touched all five senses and brought in

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