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Hot Tomato Cafe & Grill @ Nex Mall
Looking for a reasonably priced, no frill western restaurant in a shopping mall? Hot Tomato Cafe & Grill is a good choice. I won’t proclaim the food as fantastic, but they are as good as it get for the prices they … Continue reading
Posted in foodie, parenting, random musings, Singapore heartland, tabloid
Tagged Hot Tomato Cafe & Grill, Hot Tomato Cafe & Grill food review, Hot Tomato Cafe & Grill nex mall, hot tomato food review, hot tomato nex mall, hot tomato restaurant review, hot tomato serangoon, nex steak house, nex western food, serangoon Hot Tomato Cafe & Grill, singapore, singapore hot tomato, singapore western food, singapore western restaurant
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Word clouds: PAP manifesto vs WP manifesto
I learnt how to use Wordle.net to create word clouds today and thought to compare the PAP Manifesto 2011 with the Workers’ Party Manifesto 2011. Can you spot the differences? PAP Manifesto 2011: Workers’ Party Manifesto 2011: I generated a … Continue reading
Posted in AntiAlvin, intellectual, news, Singapore heartland
Tagged 2011, General Elections, manifesto, PAP, People's Action Party, singapore, singapore general election 2011, worker's party, WP
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Stranger in my own country
I haven’t been out shopping on a weekend for a long while as I do not like crowded and noisy places. On Sunday, over the Hari Raya weekend, Rachel and I decided to catch a movie at Marina Square and … Continue reading
Auditor-General chided sloppy civil servants
You can the full Report of the Auditor-General for the Financial Year 2008/09 HERE. It’s a 62 pages PDF file. Quite a few government ministries and statutory boards were named and shamed, of which the champion is the Media Development … Continue reading
Posted in news, random musings, Singapore heartland, stupidity
Tagged a star, AG chided sloppy civil servants, ag lim soo ping, AG report, auditor general, auditor-general singapore, biopolis, fusionopolis, institute of technical education, ite, lim soo ping, MDA, Media Development Authority, phillip yeo, report of the auditor genral for the financial year 2008/09, singapore, singapore sloppy civil servants, sloppy civil servants, sloppy mda, spring singapore, ura, urban redevelopment authority
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Quoteworthy – Charles Chong
“When you ask Singaporean residents for feedback, they will complain that they have to wait more than 15 minutes for the bus. But when you ask new immigrants, they are happy that the bus comes in under 30 minutes.” Charles … Continue reading
































