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Why the Helton Hate from Colorado Rockies fans?
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- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2010 at 7:54 AM
I think it's the people who watch FSN, and they hear Drew Goodman always joking about how old Todd is.ReplyDelete
It kills me how almost every time Giambi starts, at least one base hit goes through the right side, and all my buddies look at eachother and say "Todd would've had that".
Helton is the best player in Rockies history, without question. Like Nolan Ryan, Cal Ripken Jr., Ken Griffey Jr., and others, he deserves the right to decide when he's had enough.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 30, 2010 at 11:52 AM
Helton is the major reason the Rockies failed to win their division. An offensive liability who can't run.ReplyDelete
2011 bat him eighth to avoid his liabilities.
Defense is still very good.
How could Helton possibly have been the reason the Rockies didn't win the division? How about Ian Stewart playing sub-par? How about Chris Iannetta not taking the next step forward. How about Aaron Cook looking like he had no business pitching in the big leagues? How is Helton an offensive liability? He is slow, but he is behind the guys with speed. He still hit .260 and was able to get on base. His defense isn't very good...it is phenomenal. How many more errors does the entire infield have without Helton scooping the slop out of the dirt?ReplyDelete
Your statement is completely ludicrous.
- AnonymousSeptember 30, 2010 at 3:39 PM
Helton fails to perform offensively. No power.ReplyDelete
No RBI. Slow runner. Not an everyday player. No flexibility to play more than one position.
His on base percentage makes sense for an 8 hole
hitter. Blame management for hitting him fifth or sixth.
Defense is still very good. He is no longer a gold glove first baseman.
Ludicrous reference is immaturely over the top.
Helton failed his team in 2010. Great players
make great contributions. Maybe he'll bounce back with a more productive year in 2011. At his age it will be very difficult to contribute
enough to make a difference. His body is simply
breaking down after a long successful career.
Please remember, it's just a game.
Not life or death.
Mr. Anonymous,ReplyDelete
I don't think you read my article. If your shortstop, normally not a huge power position, is giving you close to 30 home runs after missing a full month, why does it matter if you have a 1st baseman who is not hitting for a ton of power?
He is not a gold glove first baseman any more? Have you watched him play? Have you seen the digs that he makes? Is it his .996 fielding percentage in 2010 that makes you think that?
You are a prime example of the person that I am talking about. You don't understand the contributions that Helton is making.
- AnonymousOctober 1, 2010 at 2:32 AM
Everyone in the Rockies' "O" is always bragging about how great Todd Helton is, and anyone in the press corps who wants access to Rockies 'inside information' does the same thing. Helton has become like the Rockies No. 1 draft choice in the NFL, he is too important a dude to have a bad year. Well, here's a news flash folks, in 2010 Todd Helton had a horrible year. Not just the numbers, but the inconsistency at the plate with runners in scoring position. The Cards are paying Holliday essentially what the Rockies are paying Helton, but I'm not going to embarrass Helton by putting up those numbers. If it was a choice of either/or with Helton and Holliday, the Rockies still made the right choice. Without that trade we lose Carlos Gonzalez and he is potentially better than both those slower power hitters. Helton has lost more than a step and his bat speed has also dropped off. A few days ago there were nine Rockies players with batting averages between .190 and .260, their collective non-performance at the plate with runners in scoring position cost the Rockies game after game. Todd Helton was one of those players. It was sad to watch. Poor Jim Tracy moved the pieces of the puzzel round a round, nothing seemed to work. Tulo and Cargo are two of the best players in the league, but they need some help .....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 1, 2010 at 8:13 AM
Disregard that last post, I'm a moronReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2010 at 10:32 AM
I love TH but its time to move on the reason we didn't make the playoffs, PITCHING????? You gotta sign someone look at Phili! Yea we've been bitten before but without a solid rotation no playoffs. Ship Francis and Cook down the road, alone with Helton and his $$. Bring in some youth or we go nowhere again next year!!!ReplyDelete
Helton is making $4.4 million next year...the exact same amount that his buyout would have been if the club turned down his option...so essentially, Helton is playing for what he would have received as a buyout and he wouldn't have had to do anything. That really sounds like a pretty reasonable commitment to me. I think Helton is still a $4.4 million/year guy.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2010 at 11:17 AM
Todd Helton has the on field charisma of a broken clock.ReplyDelete
Now that his skills have diminished significantly,
it is time to find another big bat like Cargo and Tulo.
Clinging to Helton will have negative implications for Team Rockies.
Like I've said 100 times. Helton is not the problem. Pitching is.ReplyDelete
Todd Helton didn't give up a walk off home run to Donnie Murphy in Florida. Todd Helton didn't blow 13 leads (Aaron Cook). All Todd Helton did was save the infield at least 20 additional errors by making plays at first base. Maybe the power wasn't there, but the guy hit .310 after coming back from the DL in July, so maybe the key is that the Rockies need a healthy Todd Helton.
I am convinced that people expect more out of him because he made $16 million this year. Guess what? Guys don't look at their paychecks every two weeks and say..."man, for what I make, I should be hitting .350." Is Helton overpaid? Yes. Are all Major Leaguers overpaid? Yes. They throw and hit a ball, then run around bases while the other team chases the ball...kinda silly to be a millionaire because of that...regardless, their paycheck isn't what should be looked at when judging their play.
If Helton made $2 million in 2010, the Rockies wouldn't have gone out and spent $14 million on better free agents. That's not their style. They would have just had a lower payroll, so who cares how much Helton makes?
Man, that Mr. Anonymous doesn't know the game of baseball. Todd Helton IS (notice I never said WAS)the best baseball player to ever have put on a Rockie uniform. His stats both offensively and defensivly will put him in the Hall of Fame when he does take his cleats off but I'm looking forward to having the honor of watching a real pro play again next year. Even Cargo and Tulo are glad he's coming back next year. He doesn't deserve to have some anonymous whiner who can't see or respect a great player.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 25, 2010 at 3:58 PM
Helton is in the twilight of a once successful career. He no longer can produce at a level required to put the Rockies on top of both leagues. If he returns, use him part time andReplyDelete
bat him eighth where he belongs.
His 2010 season was a disaster offensively, a clear indication of diminished abilities.
Helton was a great player.
Has a single person that posted an anonymous response in opposition to Todd Helton actually read the article? It has become apparent to me that the people who are anti-Helton simply feel he should perform better because he signed a contract in which the team offered.ReplyDelete
Who is better? Derrek Lee? .260, .774 OPS and 19 home runs. Is that all that much better than Helton? Yet people scream his name as a guy who the Rockies should pursue.
Do you think Lee will be cheap? He's a former All-Star and is a well-known name.
Either find a reason why Helton isn't a valuable member to the everyday lineup that isn't refuted in the article, or tell me someone who might be cheaper and produce better.
- AnonymousOctober 27, 2010 at 9:30 AM
Helton is in the twilight of a once great career. Depending on Helton as a regular first baseman will doom the Rockies.ReplyDelete
Mr. Martin, you refuse to acknowledge the obvious. End of discussion.
Sorry Mr/Ms. Anonymous,ReplyDelete
I never said that Helton wasn't in the twilight of his career. That is well understood and irrefutable. However, once again, I don't see a statistical argument that backs up your claim, simply saying that Helton is in the twilight of his career is not fact enough to suggest that he shouldn't be the regular first baseman.
Who do you want to the Rockies to sign? Who would be better? Would Giambi have been a better option? Give me some arguments, rather than just shouting your opinion.
- AnonymousOctober 27, 2010 at 11:41 AM
Hey David, I liked what you had to say about Helton. I am sort of in the middle; I loved watching him play ball even when the Rox weren't (otherwise) worth the price of admission. And I was frustrated to see Helton in the middle of the lineup day after day in the midst of a mediocre season this year. Helton set a very high bar, and even over the last couple of years, which were below his previous standards, he was still a fine offensive player and one of the truly great defensive 1Bs in the game. But for those of us who have been spoiled watching Helton work pitchers for 8, 9 or 10 pitches in an at bat; strike out only about 13% of the time; and come up with clutch hit after clutch hit, 2010 was a significant disappointment. If, as you say, Stewart, Ianetta, Fowler, Young, Barmes all hadn't been even worse, I agree that Helton hits more like a 7 or 8 hitter in 2010 than a 4 or 5 hitter. The fact that he did hit in the middle of the lineup speaks to how overall weak the rest of the team was (excluding Tulo and Cargo). If Helton does have a rebound season, I could see him as a #2 or a #7, but with Cargo at #3, Tulo at #4, and a corner outfielder and 3rd baseman hitting in the more expected range, Helton should move down in the lineup. That said, I do agree that there are very few players, probably none, who will field better and hit "ok" for $4.4MM. Thanks for your thoughtful column, and your support of Todd. We are all lucky to have enjoyed watching him over these past 12 or 13 years.ReplyDelete
Well said. I completely agree that Helton is no longer a 3 or 4 hole hitter. I think he would even agree with you on that. If the other parts of the lineup would have produced like they should have...namely Stewart and Seth Smith, the Rockies could have had the benefit of having Helton turn the lineup over in the 7 or 8 hole. Instead, they were stuck with guys who regressed and couldn't force the issue.ReplyDelete
Take a look at Helton one more time...his '08 season was awful, but that was when his back was so bad that he needed surgery. His '09 season, however, was still a very good season. In fact, he finished 13th in the MVP voting. In 2010, he once again was battling his bad back. After he finally gave in and went on the DL, he hit over .300 the rest of the way.
Would I like a guy who can hit .300 and play gold glove defense hitting in the 7 hole...absolutely. Now throw in veteran leadership and I am definitely willing to take it for 120 games.


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Downtown Singapore
Things to see and do
Guide to Singapore museum discounts
There's no denying that Singapore is an expensive city, which is why I try to regularly write posts with the potential to save Travelfishers some money. ... read more
National Museum of Singapore
From backwater fishing village to British colony to modern metropolis, Singapore's National Museum traces the city-state's history in staggering detail. The National Museum of Singapore is housed in a beautiful 1887-built building (the former Raffles library and museum) and offers an array of ... read more
William Farquhar Collection
When the British colonised Singapore in the 18th century they sent more than just governors and garrison – they also sent naturalists to document the island's exotic flora and fauna. ... read more
Asian Civilisations Museum
If you have time for just one museum in Singapore, the Asian Civilisations Museum is it. Singapore is awash in museums, so it can be difficult to determine just which ones are really worth your time if you're here on a quick trip. Among them all there is one museum a step above the rest: the ... read more
ArtScience Museum
Beginning with its extreme architecture, Singapore's newest museum explores the relationship between the seemingly contrary realms of art and science. A part of the Marina Bay Sands organisation, the permanent exhibits here are somewhat underwhelming (we thought we missed something), but the ... read more
Chinatown Heritage Centre
Set in a beautifully restored shophouse in the heart of Chinatown, this living museum tells the story of Singapore's early Chinese immigrants. The exhibits start with the dangerous journey across the South China Sea then describe life in the then-British colony with furniture, clothing and tools ... read more
The Istana
The Istana (palace in Malay) is the official residence of Singapore's president, located at the very end of Singapore's bustling Orchard Road behind a large white gate flanked by sentries. The building was completed in 1869 and originally served to house the governors in the British colonial ... read more
Changing of the guards at the Istana
If you've ever walked all the way east along Orchard Road, you may have wondered what the deal was with the gated driveway with armed guards just before you reach Plaza Singapura Mall. ... read more
Peranakan Museum
Learn more about Singapore's unique Peranakan community — the new culture that was created when early traders from China and India married local Malay women — at this downtown museum. This museum is far more comprehensive than similar ones in Malaysia and the 10 galleries cover every topic ... read more
Malay Heritage Centre
Get a crash course in the kebaya, keris and everything else Malay at the Malay Heritage Centre in Singapore's historic Kampong Glam neighbourhood. ... read more
Mint Museum of Toys
When you were a kid, how did you treat your toys? Did you tear into a new toy and play until it broke, or were you the type who kept your favourites in mint condition with the original box? ... read more
Red Dot Design Museum
The "red dot" is a prestigious design prize and Singapore is the only city outside of Europe with a permanent museum to showcase dot-winning products. Many of the items on display are mundane objects like suitcases and underwear with exceptionally pretty design, but others like shoes that convert ... read more
Civil Defence Heritage Gallery
This place sounds like a yawner judging by the name but it's actually a lot of fun, especially for youngsters. The gallery is located in the Central Fire Station, which is the oldest in Singapore. The whole first level commemorates the history of firefighting in Singapore, the highlight of ... read more
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
This two-storey colonial villa was a base of Dr Sun Yat Sen, the revolutionary who helped to overthrow the last imperial dynasty of China. Today it explores his life and the impact of the 1911 revolution on the Singapore Chinese community. Dr Sun Yat Sen, the revolutionary who helped to overthrow ... read more
Reflections at Bukit Chandu
Tucked away on a peaceful hill off Singapore's Pasir Panjang is a stately restored colonial bungalow housing the World War II exhibit titled Reflections at Bukit Chandu. ... read more
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
This multi-tiered pagoda is on most visitors' Chinatown to-do list, but few venture beyond chanting monks in the ground level prayer rooms — a big mistake. Every level has something worth seeing from the free museum of Southeast Asian Buddhist art on the third storey to the Tibetan prayer wheel ... read more
Photo essay: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
The multi-tiered Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is one of Singapore's most important religious sites and is a must-see on any walk around Chinatown. ... read more
Thian Hock Keng Temple
One of the oldest standing temples in Singapore, Thian Hock Keng is an important Hokkien temple honouring Ma Zu Po, the Chinese goddess of the sea who is believed to protect seafarers and fishermen. Many consider this the oldest Chinese temple in Singapore as a simple temple has stood here since ... read more
Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple
Visit this bustling temple to see the role that religion plays in the daily lives of Singapore's Chinese Buddhists. The temple is dedicated to Kwan Im (the Goddess of Mercy) and people pray for good luck. Don't leave without getting your fortune told — shake the canister of divining sticks until ... read more
Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple
If this temple reminds you of Bangkok you're not imagining things — it was founded by a Thai monk. It's also known as the Temple of 1,000 Lights for the countless bulbs that surround its main idol: a 15 metre-tall, 300 ton-heavy, seated Buddha, which dwarfs the inter-faith group of gods around ... read more
Wak Hai Cheng Bio Temple (Yueh Hai Ching Temple)
Surrounded by skyscrapers, this Taoist temple dating back to 1850 is a perfectly preserved relic in the middle of the central business district. Meaning "The Temple of the Calm Sea", the temple was founded by Teochew Chinese immigrants, who tended to work as sailors or fishermen, as a place to ... read more
Leong San See Temple
Despite its location in Little India, this is a Chinese Taoist temple and was established in 1913 by a monk who travelled to Singapore with little more than a statue of Kuan Im (the Goddess of Mercy). The temple was originally dedicated to her, but an altar to Confucius was added during ... read more
Sri Mariamman Temple
This is Singapore's oldest Hindu temple and its roots can be traced back to 1827, but the extraordinary carvings on the roof weren't added until the 1960s. The temple is dedicated to Mariamman, a mother goddess who cures diseases and controls rains, and is the site of a spectacular fire-walking ... read more
Sri Krishnan Temple
Slip off your shoes if you want to enter this testament to Singapore's religious harmony, set near a turn on Waterloo St. Though it's definitely a Hindu temple dedicated to Krishna — an important god identifiable by his blue skin — worshippers from the neighbouring Buddhist temple also stop by ... read more
Chettiar Temple
Also known as the Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, this Hindu temple is of great importance to Singapore's South Indian community. The temple's origins date back to 1859 and it is dedicated to Lord Murugan, the six-faced patron god of India's Tamil Nadu state. Every year around January or February the ... read more
Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple
This mouthful of a name translates to "Courageous Mother Kali", an honorific for the temple's fierce female deity. Though she looks peaceful on the entrance sign, some shocking paintings and sculptures throughout the temple show Kali's darker side as she disembowels her victims, wears a crown and ... read more
Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple
This Hindu temple in the heart of Little India dates back to 1855 but had a much humbler appearance before the five-tier Gorupam roof was added in the 1960s. If you look carefully at the carvings you'll see many representations of Vishnu, the preserver of the universe and god the temple is ... read more
Singapore Art Museum
Considering that Singapore is not known for its creativity and free-thinking, the avant-garde paintings, photography and sculptures by local artists at the Singapore Art Museum may surprise you. Set on Bras Basah Road, just a few steps from an entrance for Bras Basah MRT, the building was ... read more
National Design Centre
Singapore's National Design Centre (NDC) opened in March 2014. This focal point for all things design in Singapore is a space where designers and businesses exhibit their products, exchange ideas and even work. The NDC is aptly located in the Bugis and Bras Basah area, near heritage landmarks and ... read more
The Substation
Going strong since 1990, the Substation is Singapore's one and only alternative arts venue. This is the place to catch local rock bands, quirky plays, independent film festivals and contemporary art exhibits. A full schedule is available online or just drop in to see what's going on — it has a ... read more
Singapore Kindness Gallery
In Singapore you can't help notice the public service ads reminding commuters to let people exit the train before pushing on and to give up their seat to the disabled or elderly. These are part of the Kindness Movement. ... read more
URA Singapore City Gallery
Fitting five million people onto a tiny little island takes a lot of planning, and you can learn all about Singapore's efforts at this government-run gallery. The ground floor exhibits feature flashy video presentations about the city's architectural achievement du jour, but the truly interesting ... read more
National Library
Singapore's national library is also its largest: a 16-storey complex with a theatre, restaurant, sky-garden and massive multi-lingual collection of books. You'll need to be a member of the library to be able to sign anything out, but visitors are welcome to explore the building, use the free ... read more
St Andrew's Cathedral
Even if religious sites are the last thing on your itinerary you'll definitely notice this cathedral beside City Hall MRT, with its steeple so high it contributes to the skyline. The current cathedral, a grand English gothic-style building, is actually the third to stand in this spot and was ... read more
Armenian Church
This small white church was built in 1835, making it not just the oldest church in Singapore but one of the city's oldest buildings. The church once had the domed roof and bell turret typical of Armenian architecture, but they were removed for structural reasons and now the church looks ... read more
St Joseph's Church
This Catholic Church was built from 1906 to 1912 by architectural firm Swan and MacLaren, whose other projects included the famous Raffles Hotel. In homage to the church's original Portuguese founders, the church was built in the shape of a Latin cross and has beautiful stained glass windows. ... read more
Cathedral of the Good Shepherd
A Catholic church has occupied this spot since the 1830s, but it wasn't until 1847 that the Spanish, Portuguese and French parishes unified and built the impressive Church of the Good Shepherd. Its status was elevated to cathedral in 1888 and, save for a period during World War II when it served ... read more
Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan)
The Sultan Mosque is the heart and soul of Kampong Glam, the area of Singapore designated for Muslims when the British took over in the early 1880s. The original mosque was part of the Sultan's palace complex, hence the name, but the current building with its iconic golden dome was built in 1924 by ... read more
Hajjah Fatimah Mosque
This mosque in the heart of Kampong Glam is unique for its architecture, which blends Middle Eastern and European styles. Though it has the typical onion-shaped dome and prayer hall, it also has a very distinctive minaret near the Imam's quarters. Also notable is that the mosque was named for a ... read more
Merlion Park
The only fauna at this downtown park is the Merlion: a massive statue of Singapore's bizarre lion/fish hybrid mascot that spews water. There's little to do here other than take cheesy photos and enjoy the views across to Marina Bay Sands. A cluster of cafes and restaurants are nearby to feed ... read more
Marina Sands Skypark
When I moved to Singapore in 2007 the Marina Sands Hotel was just a hole in the ground. But, by the miracle that is the speed of construction in Singapore, this 55-storey luxury hotel opened for business in no time. Its open-air garden stretches across the three towers of the hotel beneath and ... read more
The Pinnacle @ Duxton Skybridge
The Pinnacle @ Duxton is the world's tallest public housing building and its 50th storey observation skybridge is open to the public. ... read more
Singapore's best public parks
Singapore isn't called "the garden city" for nothing – you'll find a shady green refuge in nearly every neighborhood. Here's a rundown of our favorite public parks offering everything from open-air concerts to cycling along the coast. ... read more
Singapore Botanic Gardens & National Orchid Garden
These lush, serene gardens boast more than 10,000 tropical species and are a great place to retreat to from the city's bustle. If you're looking for respite from the glitz and rush of Singapore, the Botanic Gardens offer a variety of enticing green gardens and spaces to explore or simply retreat to ... read more
Gardens by the Bay
The spectacular Gardens by the Bay boasts intriguing plant sculptures and an array of interesting gardens. The newest addition to Singapore's urban skyline is the spectacular Gardens by the Bay, perhaps best described as the city state's version of New York's Central Park. Located right in the ... read more
Fort Canning Park
Between Orchard Road and downtown, this hilly park is home to walking trails, spice gardens and the Battle Box bunker from WW2. ... read more
The Battle Box
Nearly nine metres below the hills of Fort Canning Park lies the Battle Box — an abandoned bunker used by British officers during World War II. The bunker was rediscovered in the late 1980s and has been converted into a sort of museum with creepy soldier mannequins and an audio guide telling the ... read more
Spice Walk at Fort Canning Park
Singapore is known as the Garden City, so take some time to relax and smell the pepper flowers at the Spice Garden at Fort Canning Park. ... read more
Marina Barrage
This colossal dam was designed to create a reservoir and control flooding, but has become an attraction in its own right. As they walk around Marina Bay, few people probably realise they're actually walking around the largest fresh water catchment in Singapore. Marina Bay is one of 15 fresh water ... read more
Hong Lim Park (Speakers Corner)
This green space in the middle of Chinatown is best known for its Speakers Corner, the one place in Singapore where free speech is allowed. This works better in theory than in practice and you can read the sign with all the rules for a good laugh. Requirements include that you must register ... read more
Fun free things to do in Singapore
It's no secret that Singapore is the most expensive city in Southeast Asia to be a tourist. But even if you're down to your last Sing-dollar, it's possible to sight see without spending a cent. ... read more
Singapore's best attractions for families
With its squeaky-clean streets and English-speaking population, Singapore is a hassle-free destination for a family holiday. It's also home to some world-class attractions that kids will go crazy for. ... read more
Family-friendly activities at Marina Bay Sands
With its exclusive casino and luxury shopping Marina Bay Sands has become the playground for Singapore's rich and famous, but that doesn't mean it can't be enjoyed by the average person. ... read more
Singapore Flyer
At 165 metres high — 30 metres higher than the London Eye — the Singapore Flyer is the world's tallest observation wheel. One rotation takes about 40 minutes which is plenty of time to soak up the view of downtown Singapore and beyond; on a clear day you can see all the way to Indonesia. ... read more
Rainy day suggestions for Singapore
If you're in Singapore right now you've probably become well acquainted with your umbrella, with November through January the rainiest months of the year. ... read more
Where to photograph the Singapore skyline
With gleaming skyscrapers, colonial hotels, the world's tallest Ferris wheel, and a Merlion, there's no mistaking the Singapore skyline for anywhere else in the world. ... read more
Singapore's spookiest places
It's no secret that Singapore is a haunted city – there's a month-long festival devoted to feeding hungry ghosts. Of course, it's not the gleaming shopping malls and skyscrapers that many Singapore residents consider to be haunted, it's the old and forgot ... read more
Ice skating, fake and real in Singapore
Ice skating certainly isn't the first activity that springs to mind when thinking of how to fill your days in Singapore, but the city actually has two skating rinks. ... read more
Henna tattoos in Singapore's Little India
You've got the sari and the gold jewellery, now all you need to complete the look is a henna tattoo. ... read more
Where to go for a swim in Singapore
After the cleanliness and crazy prices, what friends who've visited me in Singapore commented most about was the heat. Though the temperature is similar to Bangkok or Bali, Singapore feels hotter. ... read more
Singapore Sports Hub and Kallang Wave
The Singapore Sports Hub is home to an array of sports venues and offers a sports-themed mall up on the side. After six years of construction and at a cost of S$1.3 billion, the Singapore Sports Hub finally opened its doors in June. The 35-hectare complex is filled with athletic venues, public ... read more
Prawn fishing in Singapore
If you like to work for your dinner, or are simply looking for a unique activity to try in Singapore, you may be interested in prawn fishing. ... read more
Fish spas in Singapore
Fish spas — where tiny "doctor fish" eat dead skin from your feet — are among the more bizarre beauty trends sweeping the world. Not only do they leave your feet softer and smoother, but proponents claim it improves blood circulation and relieves stress. ... read more
DBS Arts Centre
This 380-seat theatre in Robertson Quay is the home of the Singapore Repertory Theatre and their children's branch The Little Company. The SRT is one of Asia's leading English-language theatre companies and their productions are known for attracting celebrity cast members. When not in use by the ... read more
Esplanade Theatres on the Bay
The Esplanade is a home for all artists from the Singapore Symphony Orchestra to the break-dancers who hang out in the basement. Its state-of-the-art concert hall and theatre attract world-class acts while smaller venues host a steady stream of plays, concerts, dance recitals and art ... read more
Walking tours of Singapore
While Singapore is easy enough to explore on your own, you can learn a lot more about the city by exploring with a knowledgeable guide. Here's a rundown of various walking tours of Singapore covering everything from historical sites to nature reserves to ... read more
Original Singapore Walks
If you're thinking of joining a guided walking tour of Singapore you can't go wrong with Original Singapore Walks. ... read more
Betel Box Food Walks
With a promise of tasting around 40 various dishes of Singaporean food, how could I not go on the Betel Box weekly food walking tour of Joo Chiat when I was staying with them last week? ... read more
Itineraries: Singapore for World War II buffs
Singapore may be a long way from Europe, but this little island played a pivotal role in World War II. Whether you're a war buff or just want to learn more about this chapter of history, here's an itinerary that will take you to Singapore's most important ... read more
Public sculpture on Singapore's Orchard Road
Orchard Road's massive footpaths really do make for some pleasant meandering -- and some excellent public art. ... read more
A quick walking tour of Singapore's Chinatown
With its bustling markets, unique architecture and mouth-watering food, Singapore's Chinatown neighborhood is not to be missed. ... read more
A quick Little India walking tour
With its beautiful temples, exotic markets and delicious food, Singapore's Little India neighborhood is not to be missed. Even if you only have a couple hours to spare you can still see the highlights of this ethnic enclave. ... read more
A walk down Singapore's Temple Street
A historic street in Chinatown named for its Hindu temple? Temple Street is more than just an exemplary example of Singapore's multiculturalism – it's the perfect stretch for a quickie walking tour. ... read more
A walk along Singapore's Emerald Hill
Emerald Hill is one of the most colorful streets in Singapore and makes an easy detour from the shopping belt of Orchard Road. Come for the beautiful Peranakan architecture, a bit of antiquing, or maybe a drink at one of the trendy bars? ... read more
Eurasian Singapore
Eurasians are among the ethnic groups in Singapore that make up that cryptic official "others" category of the local population. Travellers typically know little about them, but the Eurasian Association in Singapore, founded in 1919, is the perfect place ... read more
Singapore's Armenian heritage
Armenia's difficult physical conditions saw enterprising merchants move abroad from the 19th century, many landing in Asia, including a few in Singapore. Here are a few of the contributions the Armenian diaspora made. ... read more
Everton Park
Everton Park is a cluster of six old public apartment blocks boasting an array of old-style shops and restaurants with an increasing number of hipster joints opening right along side them. Everton Park is a cluster of six old public apartment blocks in the Outram area opposite The ... read more
The best malls not on Orchard Road
Maybe Singapore is a nation of shopaholics – or maybe Singaporeans and visitors here just love free air-conditioning – but the city-state has more than its fair share of shopping malls ... read more
What are some popular souvenirs in Singapore?
Finding a souvenir that sums up the Singapore experience can be a bit of a challenge because there aren't many locally-made products (other than the hawker food you ate for lunch – burp!). ... read more
Singapore's best independent bookstores
Singapore's an ideal place to stock up on fresh English-language reading material. You will find bookstores in the shopping malls, but true bookworms will want to support these independent bookstores specializing in quirky reads and works by local authors ... read more
Used books at Bras Basah Complex
One of the rare things that isn't more expensive in Singapore is used books and you won't have to look hard to find them — they're all in the Bras Basah Complex. Of the 20-some bookstores most sell a variety of new and used reading material, and you can pick up a paperback in gently used ... read more
Lucky Plaza
Situated right in the heart of the Orchard Road shopping district, Lucky Plaza is the unofficial hub for the Filipino diaspora in Singapore. From the exterior, Lucky Plaza looks dated, but step inside this mini-Manila and you'll be surprised at some of the treasures you'll find. While it doesn't ... read more
Sim Lim Square
It may be Singapore's largest IT mall, but Sim Lim Square has earned a bad rap for fleecing tourists who assume they're getting a great deal without checking prices. Good deals are possible — especially if you're looking for camera parts or discontinued models — but you may be surprised to ... read more
How to avoid rip-offs at Sim Lim Square
Tourists do occasionally get ripped off and nine times out of ten it happens at Sim Lim Square, Singapore's largest IT mall. ... read more
Tips for buying electronics in Singapore
For many tourists a visit to Singapore is an excuse to indulge in some serious retail therapy. ... read more
Inside a traditional Chinese funeral shop
Singapore is often dismissed as being the most Westernised country in Asia, but the older generation has hung on to many customs including traditional Chinese funeral rites. ... read more
24-hour shopping at Mustafa Centre
Whether you're shopping for a designer watch, durian cookies, football cleats or the latest smartphone you can find it in Singapore – and all under one roof at the 24-hour shopping mecca of Mustafa Centre. ... read more
Golden Mile Complex
While Chinatown and Little India are so big they have their own MRT station, Singapore does have other, less obvious ethnic neighborhoods. ... read more
Peninsula Plaza
As the economic hub of Southeast Asia, people from across the region are drawn to Singapore to try to make a buck. These groups add to Singapore's colorful cultural diversity and, as the communities grow, they establish their own restaurants, temples, and ... read more
Buying duty free in Singapore city
Ever wish your flight would be delayed just so you could have more time to take advantage of the shopping at Changi Airport? If you can plan ahead a little, you can avoid that by shopping for duty-free goods anytime you like at DFS Galleria. DFS Galleria rejects that premise while offering a lot ... read more
How tourists can get a sales tax refund in Singapore
If your Singapore itinerary includes a shopping spree on Orchard Road you'll be happy to learn that the 7% GST included in prices can be refunded when you leave the country. ... read more
Orchard Road Christmas Light Up
Singapore's Orchard Road Christmas Light Up is not to be missed if you're in Singapore during the festive period. While there won't be snow glistening or sleigh bells ringing in sunny Singapore during Christmas, on the main shopping street of Orchard Road, retailers do their best to create an ... read more
Markets in SIngapore
Sungei Road Thieves' Market is Singapore's largest and oldest flea market; bursting with all kinds of retro bric-a-brac, it's a top spot to unearth an unusual souvenir ... read more
Sungei Road Thieves Market
If you have the patience to wade through the junk there's definitely some gems at this outdoor flea market. You don't need a license to sell and many vendors don't bother with folding tables and dump their wares — dial telephones, used sports equipment, yellowed paperbacks, broken computer ... read more
Tekka Centre Market
Follow your nose into this bustling indoor market just off Serangoon Road. The ground floor is half wet market and half hawker centre, so you can feast on Indian food like rich curries, dosai and briyani rice, or buy the ingredients to make them yourself. The produce from Tekka Centre is known ... read more
Chinatown Street Market
Cheongsams, T-shirts, cameras, tea and dubious antiques: the sidestreets of Chinatown overflow with opportunities to spend your Sing-dollars. Many shops sell exactly the same goods and the quality is so-so, but the price is always right. Small souvenirs like magnets are 5 for $5 and you can get a ... read more
Chinatown Complex
If you didn't get your fill of shopping at the Street Market, the commerce continues in the Chinatown Complex. This indoor market is more for locals than tourists and contains a wet market, sundry shops and a hawker centre. The basement wet market is liveliest in the early morning when shoppers ... read more
Photo essay: Chinatown wet market
Some travellers dismiss Singapore as Asia lite: sanitised, commercialised and dull. Dispel such silly notions with a visit to the wet market at the Chinatown Complex where some of the produce is so fresh it's still hopping. ... read more
Once a month the Market of Artists and Designers (MAAD) takes over the Red Dot Design Museum and holds a flea market to sell their one-of-a-kind creations. Fold-out tables become displays for handmade jewellery and clothing, eco-friendly greeting cards and local zines. Most of the fashions are for ... read more
Cooking classes in Singapore
Why just eat chilli crab and chicken rice when you could be learning how to make them? For the souvenir that keeps on giving, enroll in one of these cooking classes to learn the art of making Singapore's mouth-watering cuisine. ... read more
Boat tours of the Singapore River
Whether you're on a tight schedule or just have aching feet, a cruise along the Singapore River is a great way to sit back and soak up Singapore's sights. ... read more
Drop-in yoga classes in Singapore
Perhaps due to its overworked population, Singapore is bursting at the seams with yoga studios. Most cater to residents with monthly membership packages, but some offer drop-in rates for travelers and other infrequent yogis. ... read more
The Picturehouse: Singapore's Art House Cinema
Catching a movie is one of the best ways to beat the sticky heat of Singapore and a relatively affordable form of entertainment. ... read more
Watching Indian movies in Singapore
If the malls of Orchard Road are too bland, and you've had your fill of Singapore's nature-based activities, why not catch an Indian movie in Singapore? ... read more
Where to see a foreign film in Singapore
In Singapore's steamy weather a couple of hours of icy cool air-con at a movie theater can be a welcome treat. ... read more
Singapore Grand Prix
Who says Grand Prix motor racing is only for the rich and famous? Not in Singapore, where you can catch the only F1 night race in the world and first street circuit in the region every September at the Marina Bay circuit. Here's how to do it on the cheap ... read more
Thaipusam in Singapore
Anyone who says Singapore is boring has obviously never witnessed the gruesome-but-fascinating festival of Thaipusam. This year it happens on January 27. Here's everything you need to know. ... read more
Photos of Thaipusam in Singapore
For one day each year, the streets of central Singapore are blocked off to make way for the Hindu festival of Thaipusam, a celebration of spirituality through self-sacrifice. ... read more
Deepavali celebrations in Little India
Just when you thought Little India couldn't get any more colorful or chaotic, the biggest festival on the Hindu calendar pulls into town. This year Deepavali falls on October 26 but, like Christmas, half the fun is the weeks leading up to the big day. ... read more
Chinese New Year traditions in Singapore
With nearly three out of every four Singaporeans being of Chinese heritage, it's no surprise that Chinese New Year is the biggest festival of the year in the city state. ... read more
Where to celebrate Chinese New Year in Singapore
The Year of the Rabbit is almost here and Singapore is in full party mode. ... read more
Hungry Ghost Festival in Singapore
While many people in Singapore are fasting this month for Ramadan, the city's ghosts are feasting! ... read more
Mid-Autumn Festival in SIngapore
As Hungry Ghost Month draws to a close, Singapore shifts from feeding the spirits to feasting on Mid-Autumn Festival treats with family and friends. ... read more
Ramadan in Singapore
Around 15 percent of Singapore's citizens are Muslims, meaning the city-state, along with much of Southeast Asia, celebrates the month of Ramadan. ... read more
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Singapore Botanic Gardens & National Orchid Garden
Singapore Flyer
Sri Krishnan Temple
Sri Mariamman Temple
Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple
Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple
St Andrew's Cathedral
St Joseph's Church
Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan)
Sungei Road Thieves Market
Tekka Centre Market
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The Istana
The Substation
Thian Hock Keng Temple
URA Singapore City Gallery
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Charles Hughes, president and CEO of Land Rover North America, Inc., is debating product positioning options for the new Land Rover Discovery. The positioning decision must consider the role of the Discovery vis-`a-vis other vehicles in the LRNA line, the brand's strengths and weaknesses versus competition, and the positioning of the Land Rover umbrella brand in the U.K. An allocation of marketing funds across brands and mix elements must also be determined and decisions on the company's innovative retailing strategy and experience marketing initiatives made. The case contains rich consumer behavior data. Includes color exhibits.
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- AKFAvatar
- AKFAvatar is a fancy graphical user interface for applications, where an avatar appears on the screen and tells things to the user via a speech bubble. There can also be recorded audio files, so that the user even can hear what it is saying. It can be used for infotainment systems.
With AKFAvatar you can easily write cross platform applications in Lua. Lua scripts don't even need to be compiled for the target platform. It has an interface for C programs. Furthermore there is a binding for Free Pascal.
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- 'aRts' is a framework for developing modular multimedia applications. The sound server, artsd, lets multiple applications cooperatively process and output sound and music. aRts provides its filter and synthesis capabilities to other applications using the multimedia communication protocol (MCOP). The package is also capable of modular realtime synthesis. It can create sounds & music (realtime midi synthesis) using small modules like oscillators for creating waveforms, various filters, mixers, faders, etc. As of Dec 02, 2004, development on this project has been discontinued.
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- Alogg
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- Ambisuite
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Tonight, Artistic Director of the Vesper Chorale Wishart Bell, will share with Gordy about the 20th Anniversary Concert on May 18th. Then find out what's happening at this years Dowagiac Dogwood Festival from Bobbie Jo Hartline. Susan Roberts and Ann Marie Waldron help run the National Mock Trials. Finally Dr. Patricia Werhane and Kim Clark tell us about "Big Questions".
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