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Downtown Singapore
Eat and meet
Are you supposed to tip in Singapore?
What is the norm?
To tip or not to tip? When dining in a foreign country, that is often the question. In Singapore, the short answer is no – the country does not have a tipping culture. For the long answer, keep reading. Restaurants & bars: If you're eating or drinking at the kind of place where a server ... read more
Three meals with Singapore food critic KF Seetoh
Tips from the expert.
Recently we had the chance to pose some questions to Singapore's most famous critic of hawker food – KF Seetoh of the Makansutra guide. Instead of asking where to get the spiciest chili crab or the most savoury char kway teow, we kept it simple and asked just one question: If you had just ... read more
The Makansutra: Singapore's famous foodie guide
Don't eat without it.
Who says you need a lot of money to eat like a king? Singaporeans have applied the foodie mentality to their beloved hawker stalls where the best meal of your life can cost only a couple bucks. There are hundreds of blogs and guides rating Singapore's thousands of food stalls, but the most ... read more
The best Singapore iPhone food apps
Surfing for the stomach.
To quote Singaporean food blogger Leslie Tay, "Never waste your calories on yucky food!" This is even more important for visitors to Singapore who have a limited number of meals to sample the city's diverse and delicious cuisine. Thankfully, there's no shortage of food apps to direct ... read more
What to drink in Singapore
Plenty of ways to stay hydrated.
With the temperature in Singapore regularly hitting 35°C you'll want to keep hydrated as you explore the city. When it's time for a drink, try cooling down with one of these quintessentially Singaporean beverages. ... read more
Eating in Singapore on S$10 a day
Need not be expensive.
Singapore is an expensive city to spend time in as a tourist, but you can trim some fat from your budget when it comes to meal time. Thanks to the city's abundant hawker centres, you can get three square meals for around S$10 without sacrificing taste or variety. ... read more
Must-try seafood dishes in Singapore
So much to sample.
No self-respecting food lover would come to Singapore without trying the famous chilli crab, but local cooks have plenty of other delicious tricks up their sleeves for dealing with prawns, squid, cockles and even stingrays. If you're a fan of fresh seafood, you won't want to miss out on these. ... read more
Cafes and coffee houses
Chye Seng Huat Hardware
Go for the cold brew
150 Tyrwhitt Road, Singapore
T: 6396 0609You wouldn't know it by walking past or from reading the sign outside, but Chye Seng Huat Hardware brews some of the best coffee in Singapore. This retro-chic cafe roasts their own beans and has a coffee bar where you can sample their different blends and brewing methods as well as some ... read more
Killiney Kopitiam
Warming bellies since 1919
67 Killiney Rd
T: 6734 9648This local cafe has been warming bellies with their famous kopi and curry since 1919. ... read more
Tea Chapter
Antiques, tradition and tea
9A Neil Rd
T: 6226 1175Experience a traditional Chinese tea ceremony at this antique-filled cafe on the outskirts of Chinatown. ... read more
Oriole Cafe & Bar
For a perfect cuppa
96 Somerset Road, Pan Pacific Hotel
T: 6238 8348Oriole was one of Singapore's best kept secrets until 313 @ Somerset Mall opened and linked it to Orchard Road. ... read more
Traditional breakfasts in Singapore
Multiple traditional breakfast options.
One thing you learn from travelling is that what people like to eat for breakfast varies wildly by culture. This means that in multi-ethnic Singapore there are multiple traditional breakfast options available at hawker centres across the island. ... read more
Singapore's old-style cafes
Breakfast of champions.
Singapore's traditional breakfast of kopi or teh with kaya butter toast and eggs has seen a surge in popularity in recent years, with local chain Ya Kun even branching out abroad. If you'd like to get nostalgic and take a step back into Singapore's culinary past, where should you head? ... read more
Nanyang Old Coffee & Museum
Come for a coffee and more.
268 South Bridge Road
T: 6100 3450The traditional method of brewing Singapore-style coffee is alive and well at Nanyang Old Coffee in the Chinatown neighbourhood. Come for a cup of kopi-o, handmade dim sum and to browse the mini-museum of antique coffee-making equipment. ... read more
Forty Hands Cafe
Melbourne-inspired cafe
#01-12, Blk 78 Yong Siak Street, Singapore
T: 6225 8545Tiong Bahru is quickly becoming known as one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Singapore, and one of the reasons is the presence of cafes like Forty Hands. This Melbourne-inspired cafe has an artsy atmosphere, fantastic fair-trade coffee and makes one of the best breakfasts in Singapore. ... read more
Singapore's best kopi shops
Kopi shops not coffee shops!
Having already covered the best coffee shops in Singapore, I now turn my attention to the caffeinated brew known as kopi. Though it starts with the same beans, Singapore-style coffee has a culture and caramelised flavour all its own. Try a cup at one of these top kopi shops and you might just ... read more
Singapore's best coffee shops
Some of the best.
UPDATE, December 2012: While Palheta coffee still exists, it's now being served at Chye Seng Huat Hardware and the address below is no longer current. Instead head to 150 Tyrwhitt Road, or contact them on 6396 0609.Many months of travelling in Southeast Asia on a budget may lead you to believe ... read more
How to order coffee like a Singaporean
A local tradition.
Singapore is so westernised that it's easy to forget you're in Asia, but one local tradition that's holding strong is the kopitiam. Found in every hawker centre, these local breakfast joints are more than just a place to satisfy your caffeine cravings. Given that most Singaporeans live in ... read more
Cafe le Caire
Authentic Middle Eastern fare
39 Arab Street, Singapore
T: 62920979Singapore's Arab Street is a charming hotchpotch of textile stores and cafes selling Turkish and Iranian food right next to watering holes and hip hostels. While many of these have come and gone over the years, the Cafe le Caire has been serving delicious well-priced Middle Eastern fare for more ... read more
Ah Teng's Bakery
Colonial style on the cheap
Beach Rd, Raffles HotelIt is possible to treat yourself to a spot of tea at Raffles Hotel without going into debt. ... read more
No Signboard Seafood
Popular for chili crab
414 Geylang Rd
T: 6842 3415Once a nameless shack, this seafood restaurant has grown into one of the most popular spots in Singapore for chilli crab. ... read more
328 Famous Katong Laksa
Don't wear white
51 & 218 East Coast Rd
T: 9732 8163You can get a bowl of laksa, a spicy seafood noodle soup, at any hawker centre, but Singapore's east coast traditionally lays claim to katong laksa -- regarded as a quintessentially Singaporean dish. ... read more
Singapore's best vegetarian restaurants
A selection of the best
In many Southeast Asian countries being a vegetarian limits you to a boring diet of fried rice with veggies. This couldn't be further from the case in Singapore. ... read more
Eating around Balestier Road
A great spot to sample Singaporean dishes.
Balestier RoadNamed after Joseph Balestier, the first US Consul to Singapore, Balestier Road runs alongside what used to be his sugar-cane estate. While no traces of sugar cane remain, Balestier today is a great spot to wander and sample a range of traditional Singaporean dishes. Strap in! ... read more
Kway Guan Huat Popiah
Family recipes never change.
95 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore
T: 6344 2875In most cases Singapore's delicious hawker food is best enjoyed at open-air hawker centres, but there are rare exceptions to this rule. One of them is Kway Guan Huat, a simple shop in eastern Singapore that has been following the same family recipe to make their popiah for more than 70 years. ... read more
Zi char: The hearty food of Singapore's kopitiams
A good zi char keeps everything going.
Kopi and Tiger beer flow as Singaporeans sit back and loosen their belts after a day's work. The auntie-in-charge hustles about, spare change clinking in her fanny pack. Sizzling 'wok breath' fills the air as white-clad chefs saute with an agility that rivals the pro footballers on the house ... read more
Chinatown Food Street
Revamped deliciousness
335 Smith St, Singapore (Nearest MRT: Chinatown)After a S$5 million revamp, much-loved Chinatown Food Street finally re-opened at the end of February 2014. Occupying a 100-metre stretch of Smith Street, the new Food Street features 24 excellent hawker stalls — more than double than in the past — with many of them new ones selected from among ... read more
Other Asian
Ayam Penyet Ria Restaurant
Best smashed chicken in town
#01-45 / 04-25 Lucky Plaza, 304 Orchard Road
T: 6235 6390Ayam penyet (literally "smashed chicken") may technically be an Indonesian dish, but you're more likely to find it on the menu in Singapore than in Bali. Singapore is wild for this dish of fried chicken, rice, tofu and spicy sambal, and Ayam Penyet Ria Restaurant on Orchard Road is the ... read more
Hajah Maimunah Restaurant
Meal of a lifetime for a song
11 & 15 Jalan Pisang
T: 6297 4294Just point at whatever looks good and it'll be loaded onto a plate with white rice. ... read more
Dessert Hut
Singapore is not only savoury
101 Upper Cross Street, #02-48 People's Park Centre
T: 6533 1137Singapore is famous for spicy, savoury foods like chilli crab and laksa, but what's for dessert? To satisfy your sweet tooth, head to Dessert Hut where you can sample Singaporean concoctions like mango sago and peanut soup at bargain prices. ... read more
Blue Ginger
Sample Peranakan cuisine
97 Tanjong Pagar Rd
T: 6222 3928Singapore is one of the few places to sample Peranakan cuisine — a fusion of Malay and Chinese ingredients and techniques — and Blue Ginger is an elegant but affordable place to do so. ... read more
Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
Perpetually busy
11 New Bridge Rd
T: 6533 6128A short walk from Clarke Quay SMRT, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is a perpetually busy powerhouse specialising in bak kut teh — literally pork bone tea. ... read more
Inle Myanmar Restaurant
Authentic Burmese food.
#B1-07A Peninsula Plaza, 111 North Bridge Road
T: 6333 5438Singapore's own "Little Myanmar", the basement of Peninsula Plaza is full of small restaurants like Inle serving authentic Burmese food. ... read more
The Orange Lantern
Midrange Vietnamese standards and twists
73 Killiney Rd
T: 6732 8032Just five minutes away from Orchard Road, the Orange Lantern serves modern Vietnamese in a cosy shophouse setting. ... read more
Yummy Viet
Affordable and authentic
28 Smith St
T: 6222 5191If you're looking for decent Vietnamese food in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown, Yummy Viet, on Smith Street is a solid and not too expensive option right in the middle of things. ... read more
Sawasdee Thai Food
Thai food in Chinatown
32/34 Pagoda St
T: 6327 1733In the chaos of the Chinatown street market the sound of the waitresses saying "Sawasdee kha!" rings out like an angel. ... read more
Diandin Leluk
The real Thai deal
5001 Beach Road, #01-67 Golden Mile Complex
T: 6293 5101From the Thai-speaking staff to the portraits of the Thai King on the wall, Diandin Leluk is just about as authentic as it gets in Singapore without hopping on a plane to Bangkok. ... read more
2D1N Soju Bang
A nightly meat festival
44/46 Tanjong Pagar Rd
T: 6227 6033Known as Singapore's "Korea Town", Tanjong Pagar is home to a handful of Korean restaurants and 2D1N Soju Bang is one of the best. ... read more
Singapore Zam Zam Restaurant
Since 1908 - need we say more?
697 North Bridge Rd
T: 6298 7011This legendary Kampong Glam restaurant has been serving tasty Malay food since 1908 — well before Singapore was an independent country! ... read more
Soup Restaurant
Heritage Chinese cuisine
3 Temasek Boulevard, #B1-059 Suntec City Mall
T: 6333 9886It's all about the broth at this restaurant specialising in heritage Chinese cuisine. ... read more
Sushi for every budget in Singapore
You're never far from sushi in Singapore.
With its cosmopolitan population – including many Japanese expats – you're never far from a sushi restaurant in Singapore. Whether you just want a couple of California rolls in a take-away container or a Michelin-starred dining experience, Singapore has something to satisfy sushi cravings on ... read more
Tom Yum Kung Fu
Thai classics on a budget in the Quays
16 Circular Rd
T: 6536 1646This hole-in-the-wall restaurant amid the bars on Circular Road does many of the standard Thai classics. ... read more
The Old Malaya Cafe
Samples from around Malaysia
#B3-10 313@Somerset Mall, 313 Orchard Rd
T: 6634 1123Sometimes it's hard to draw the line between Singaporean and Malaysian cuisine, but The Old Malaya Cafe makes it clear by specialising in the signature dishes of different Malaysian towns. ... read more
Golden Chopsticks BBQ Steamboat
Great late night choice
76 Smith St
T: 6835 7626Where better to get acquainted with steamboat, a do-it-yourself meal cooked right at your table, than in the heart of Chinatown? ... read more
Hawker Centres
Singapore's best heartland hawker centres
Some of our favourites.
To outsiders Singapore is one sprawling city, but to its residents there are two distinct divisions: town and the heartlands. Often the only part of Singapore that visitors experience is Orchard Road, Raffles Place to Marina Bay and other central areas where you find five-star hotels and people ... read more
Lau Pa Sat hawker centre
Iconic and delicious
18 Raffles Quay, Singapore
T: 6220 2138Iconic Lau Pa Sat hawker centre, nestled into the heart of Singapore's financial district and a great spot to sample local cuisine as well as international dishes, reopened in mid-2014 after a nine-month renovation that left it bigger, brighter and better than ever. The makeover gave the food ... read more
Golden Mile Food Centre
Follow in the footsteps of Anthony Bourdain
505 Beach RdMany foodies make a pilgrimage to this Beach Road hawker centre to slurp up sup tulang — mutton bones cooked in spicy tomato sauce. ... read more
East Coast Lagoon Food Village
Great for seafood
1220 East Coast ParkwayThe best way to enjoy Singapore's East Coast beach isn't a dip in the ocean but an al fresco dinner at the hawker centre. ... read more
New Century Food Paradise (Lavender Food Square)
Cheap meals and beer
380 Jalan BesarStill often known as Lavender Food Square, New Century Food Paradise is a typical Singaporean hawker centre that serves a wide array of food at bargain prices. ... read more
Gluttons Bay
Handpicked by the Makansutra team
8 Raffles Avenue, #01-15
T: 6438 4038Enjoy $5 dishes and a million-dollar view of Marina Bay at this outdoor hawker centre beside the Esplanade Theatre. ... read more
Pasir Panjang Food Centre
Great seafood.
121 Pasir Panjang RoadIf you consult a Singapore travel guide to find out which hawker centre serves the best seafood it will likely recommend Newton Circus, which is also known for touting and overcharging tourists. Instead, ask a Singaporean living on the west coast and they'll point you in the direction of Pasir ... read more
Great meals in malls: Orchard Road foodcourts
Upmarket hawker centres...
Singapore may be a shopping mall nation, but that means you're never far from an easy, affordable foodcourt meal. If you're from the West the word 'foodcourt' may evoke images of burgers and pizza slices, but in Singapore this couldn't be further from the truth. Singaporean foodcourts ... read more
Etiquette at Singapore hawker centres
What you need to know before sitting down.
Offering delicious food at bargain prices, hawker centres are one of our favourite things about Singapore. Here's everything you need to know before sitting down for a meal at a hawker centre. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: kaya toast
A quick, cheap breakfast.
Though they're best known for spicy foods like chilli crab and char kway teow, Singapore hawker centres also serve up a quick, cheap breakfast. One of the most popular local breakfast items is kaya toast, a tropical twist on toast and eggs with enough calories to last you through lunch. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: wonton mee
A steaming bowl of goodness.
A Singapore hawker dish of Chinese origins, wonton mee takes two of our favourite things – noodles and dumplings – and combines them into one steaming bowl of goodness. Add a generous serving of roasted pork and you've got a delicious meal that will set you back only S$3-4. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Thosai (dosa)
Savoury and spicy.
Thosai (also spelled dosa) is a savoury pancake served with a slew of spicy dipping sauces. Like so much of the Indian food popular at Singapore hawker centres, thosai are cheap, tasty and 100% vegetarian. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Popiah
Roll em up.
Vietnam may be better known for fresh summer rolls, but at Singapore hawker centres you'll find a comparable creation called popiah. Not only do popiah make a healthy snack, they're a bargain at around S$1.50 per roll. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Cantonese roast meat
Nothing too exotic.
If you want to try Singapore hawker food but nothing too exotic, Cantonese roasted meat is the perfect introduction. For only a few dollars, you get a complete meal with rice, soup and your choice of roasted duck, pork or chicken. The stalls are easy to identify too — just look for the display of ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Satay
A love of barbecue.
If there's one thing that's universal about the human race it's our love of barbecue. At Singapore hawker centres, this frequently takes the form of satay – bite-size morsels of grilled meat served with a peanut sauce so good you'll be licking the bowl. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Barbecue stingray
It's wise to keep an eye out for stingrays when you're swimming in shallow water, but you should also watch out for them at Singapore's hawker centres – they're delicious! ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Char kway teow
Some of the best fried noodles out there.
If you think fried noodles don't get any better than phad Thai, it means you haven't tried char kway teow. This popular Singapore hawker dish combines rice noodles, seafood, Chinese sausage and lard into one sinfully savoury dish. We hope you're not counting calories. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Laksa soup
Many flavours in one delicious bowl.
Spicy, sour, sweet and savoury – the popular Singapore hawker dish of laksa blends many flavours into one delicious bowl. Once you try it, you may just find yourself craving hot soup in spite of the tropical heat. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Yong tau foo
A healthy soup.
If you're a fussy eater who likes to know every ingredient that goes into your meal, this healthy soup is the perfect Singapore hawker dish for you. Every bowl of yong tau foo is custom-prepared with the diner choosing the ingredients and even the flavour of the broth. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Chilli crab
A must eat.
If there's one dish that tops the "must-eat" list of visitors to Singapore it's chilli crab. Whether you eat it in a hawker centre or a posh seafood restaurant, digging into a whole crab swimming in sweet and spicy sauce is the most memorable (and messy) meal that Singapore has to offer. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Roti prata
Sometimes simple is best.
Sometimes simple is best. Roti prata, a popular Singapore hawker dish imported from South India, is a deliciously buttery flatbread served with a bowl of curry. It's equally popular for breakfast or a midnight snack, and is one of the few hawker dishes that is easily made vegetarian. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Lor mee
Simmered for hours.
Lor mee is a hawker dish of Hokkien heritage. The lor or gravy is simmered for hours, with spices, meat stock, egg whites and corn starch to give it its sticky consistency; served with flat yellow noodles and some crunchy additions, it's dish worth seeking out while you're in Singapore. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Fish-head steamboat
A must try.
There are steamboats — and then there are fish-head steamboats. If you don't already know, a steamboat is an Asian hotpot of a simmering stock in which one cooks meat and vegetables. While the steamboat scene in Singapore is a hodgepodge of Thai, Sichuan, Japanese and Korean buffet varieties in ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Kway chap
A classic.
So you really want to try a classic Singaporean hawker dish? Kway chap isn't for beginners, and will perhaps only suit those brave enough to lust after, say, haggis in the West, but it's well worth seeking out for its rich soy sauce-based gravy, delectable flat noodles and tender pork offal. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Teochew porridge
Healthy and tasty.
Teochew porridge or 'muay' is so healthy that it doesn't seem like a typical hawker dish — in fact, it's likely as close as one will get to home-cooked food outside your home. Pretty much every food court or hawker centre in Singapore will have an 'economy rice' stall — a ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: A tale of two rojaks
More than a mixture.
Rojak is a Malay word meaning 'mixture'. But if you hear it used in conversation in Singapore, it's probably referring to what's for lunch. Rojak is the name of not one but two hawker dishes, and both are delicious and completely different. ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Chicken rice
Singapore's national dish?
Forget chilli crab — if Singapore has a national dish it's definitely chicken rice. First of all, this simple but tasty dish is something that Singaporeans genuinely eat all the time. No hawker centre is complete without a chicken rice stall and it's a balanced meal – carbs, protein, chilli ... read more
Singapore hawker dishes: Carrot Cake (chai tow kueh)
Carrot cake? Really?
Placing an order for "carrot cake" with a wizened man with a wok, it's hard to imagine that anyone would expect a slice of cake with cream cheese icing. The name of this classic Singapore hawker dish isn't meant to deceive; it's simply the result of a direct translation from Mandarin. ... read more
Hock Lee Fishball Noodles
A staple of hawker centres.
#01-126 Albert Centre Blk 270 Queen St, SingaporeFishball noodles are a Singapore staple found in almost every hawker centre and coffee shop. The simple combination of noodles in soup or chilli oil and balls of minced fish means that there is little variation for a stallowner to make their dish a cut above the rest. Hock Lee Fishball Noodles, ... read more
Maxwell Road Food Centre
Chinese cuisine reigns supreme
Corner of Maxwell & Neil RdsChinese cuisine reigns supreme at this hectic hawker centre between the business district and Chinatown. ... read more
Newton Food Centre
Ignore the touts
500 Clemenceau AvenueJust one MRT stop from Orchard Road, Newton is as famous for overcharging tourists as it is for seafood. ... read more
Ci Yan Organic Vegetarian Restaurant
Cooked with love
8 Smith St
T: 6225 9026If you've ever wondered what a monk has for lunch, check out this Buddhist vegetarian restaurant beside the Tooth Relic Temple. ... read more
Fortune Centre
Who says fast food can't be healthy?
190 Middle RdWho says fast food can't be healthy? Fortune Centre is more of a collection of quaint cafés than a food court, but everything is 100% vegetarian and affordable on the tightest of budgets. ... read more
Great food, pay what you can
#01-04 Central Square, 20 Havelock Rd
T: 6339 9993Don't be confused by the absence of prices, elegant Annalakshmi Vegetarian Restaurant operates on an "eat what you want, pay as you feel" philosophy. ... read more
Suriya Restaurant
A tasty bargain
140 Serangoon Rd
T: 6296 3070You can trust this vegetarian restaurant opposite the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple for tasty Indian food at prices even religious pilgrims can afford. ... read more
Nalan Restaurant
Great value sets
109 North Bridge Rd, B1-01 Funan Digital Mall
T: 6336 6404For vegetarian food outside of Little India this small restaurant by Funan IT mall is a solid choice. ... read more
South Asian
Tekka Centre
Follow your nose
665 Buffalo RdFollow your nose to this multi-purpose market building in Little India. ... read more
Komala Vilas
This is the original
76-78 Serangoon Rd
T: 6293 6980Get acquainted with idli, vadai, dosai, poori, bhattura and other South Indian snacks at this long-running restaurant in the heart of Little India. ... read more
Khansama Tandoori
North Indian for all kinds of diners
166 Serangoon Rd
T: 6299 0300If you can forgive their touts who annoy pedestrians on Serangoon Road, Khansama really is a great spot for North Indian food. ... read more
Premaas Cuisine
Kerala classics
6 Dalhousie Lane
T: 9237 5739If you're starting to think all South Indian food is vegetarian, try this hidden gem specialising in the seafood of Kerala state. ... read more
The Banana Leaf Apolo
Go on, dig in
54 Race Course Rd
T: 6293 8682Forego any formalities and even the cutlery for one of the most satisfying Indian meals in Singapore — banana leaf curry. ... read more
Komala's Restaurant
Good value.
#328-332 Serangoon Road
T: 6299 4464There's lots of competition for tasty food and good value in Little India, so the fact that Komala's has been open more than 50 years and is always busy speaks for itself. This South Indian restaurant has implemented a fast food-style ordering system to deal with the steady stream of customers, ... read more
Samy's Curry
A Singapore institution.
25 Dempsey Road
T: 6472 2080Serving up South Indian specialties in a casual colonial setting, Samy's Curry is a Singapore institution. The fact that Samy's has been around for 50 years is a testament to how good the food truly is. ... read more
Allaudin's Briyani
For the perfect briyani
#01-232 Tekka Centre, 665 Buffalo RdSo this isn't exactly a restaurant — just a stall in Tekka Centre serving one dish — but it warrants a listing all its own. ... read more
Middle Eastern
Singapore's best Turkish kebab?
Our best so far.
#02-58/59 Far East Plaza, 14 Scotts Road
T: 6836 3352Far East Plaza is known as a hang-out for Singapore's teenage ah lians and ah bengs who flock there for cheap, flashy fashions. Since a meal at this mall usually means KFC and bubble tea, I was sceptical when I heard there was a good Turkish restaurant tucked away inside. ... read more
Famous Islamic Restaurant
Try the mutton briyani
745 North Bridge Rd
T: 6298 7563This restaurant near Sultan Mosque claims to be the first to serve briyani in Singapore and, considering it's more than 90 years old, it just might be true. ... read more
The French Stall
Budget French
544 Serangoon Rd
T: 6299 3544The location leaves much to be desired, but to get a multi-course French dinner for $25 a person we won't complain. ... read more
Mexican food in Singapore
Start at Casa Latina.
There's no question that Singaporean food is delicious, but this cosmopolitan city is also a great place to satisfy any cravings for food from far-flung countries. The fact that all food in Singapore is imported from overseas means you can get any ingredient here, including the tomatillos, ... read more
(Relatively) affordable celebrity chef meals in Singapore
Special splurges
With the opening of Singapore's new casinos has come a slew of celebrity chef restaurants. If you're a foodie or fan of 'Top Chef' you'll certainly recognise names like Wolfgang Puck, Joel Robuchon, and Guy Savoy. While Singapore is already an expensive city for a formal meal, these ... read more
Botak Jones Burger Stalls
Taste like they were grilled in your own backyard
Orchard Youth Park, 121 Somerset Rd
T: 6735 0225You can feast on every kind of Asian food imaginable in Singapore, but sometimes nothing satisfies like a burger. Restaurants in trendy areas like Clarke Quay charge upwards of S$20 for a burger and fries, but it is possible to satisfy your Western craving for much less at a hawker centre.While the ... read more
Bars and nightlife
Crazy Elephant
Clarke Quay's only live music
#01-03 Blk 3E River Valley Road, Clarke Quay
T: 6337 7859Even if it weren't the only live music bar at Clarke Quay the Crazy Elephant would still be the best. ... read more
Moonstone Bar
Come for the views, stay for the sake
Level 2, The Jewel Box, 109 Mount Faber Rd, Singapore
T: 6276 0609Atop Mount Faber, the second highest hill in Singapore, is a glass-walled dining complex called the Jewel Box. Inside you'll find three fine-dining restaurants plus Moonstone, a casual al fresco bar serving up Japanese nibbles and stunning views of Sentosa Island. ... read more
Prince of Wales
Reliable live music joint
51 Boat Quay
T: 6536 9697At their second location beside the river the Prince of Wales feels less like a backpacker bar and more like an Aussie pub. ... read more
Blu Jaz Cafe
Eclectic with varied performances
11 Bali Lane
T: 9199 0610Eclectic is the word to describe this Kampong Glam café and lounge. ... read more
Actors the Jam Bar
Great or terrible
13A-15A South Bridge Rd
T: 6535 3270If you've always wanted to perform for a crowd but were held back by your lack of talent, this is the bar for you. ... read more
Brewerkz Riverside Point
Handcrafted brews
30 Merchant Road, #01-05/06 Riverside Point
T: 6438 7438Singapore's best known microbrewery handcrafts its beer at this huge restaurant at Clarke Quay — the al fresco area alone can seat 300. ... read more
Orgo Bar
More than just spectacular views.
8 Raffles Avenue, #04-01 Esplanade Theaters on the Bay, Singapore
T: 6336 9366Set on the roof terrace of Singapore's Esplanade Theatres, Orgo offers more than just spectacular views of the bay. The bar's cocktail menu is out of this world featuring original creations like vanilla dragonfruit martinis and spicy strawberry margaritas. ... read more
The bars of Emerald Hill
Skip the bland hotel bars and head here.
Looking for a place to wet your whistle in the Orchard Road area? Skip the bland hotel bars and head to historic Emerald Hill for a tipple among the palm trees and Peranakan architecture. ... read more
The backpacker bars of Little India
Traveller hangouts.
For countless reasons – cheap food, a central location – the Little India neighbourhood is home to Singapore's highest concentration of hostels. Since it's no secret that backpackers like to drink, backpacker bars have popped up to keep them full of Tiger Beer. Here's a rundown of where ... read more
Happy hour drinking at Clarke Quay
Fun without spending the earth.
There are many reasons why Clarke Quay is Singapore's top spot for an evening drink: the views of the sun sinking over the Singapore River, the eclectic crowd, and the fact that nearly every bar has a happy hour drink special! Here's a quick guide to finding the cheapest drinks at Clarke Quay. ... read more
Comedy Masala at Home Club
Singapore does have a sense of humour.
69 Circular Road
T: 8525 7414With a record that includes banning chewing gum and censoring slapstick comedies like Borat, it's fair to say that Singapore is not known for its sense of humour. But that doesn't mean Singaporeans don't enjoy a good laugh. To see the city-state at its silliest and most politically incorrect, ... read more
Singapore's best microbreweries
Anything but Tiger!
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No matter where on earth you travel, you can always find two things to quench your thirst: Coca-Cola and Guinness beer. In Southeast Asia Coke is served in all manners including plastic bags filled with ice, but the best way to enjoy a Guinness remains at a traditional Irish pub. With St Patrick ... read more


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Dan lost on saturday in under a minute then knocked some kid senseless in Shrewsbury the next night. His thai's amongst the best stand-up in uk mma imo. I know he's in this thread and I don't want to fall out with the guy but the thing that bothers me about Dan is I think he actually intentionally doesn't win on occasion. I've seen him hurt guys and he seems to look to let them recover (imo)
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Noun. Humourless left-winger whose vocabulary is punctuated with Marxist dialectical jargon. From the fictitious character Dave Spart in Private Eye, a British satirical fortnightly.
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An individual who observes Marxist theory to the exclusion of all else. Often comndemns most things in society and the world with meaningless far left-wing dogma, and often end up in logical cycles and jumping to conclusions in the process. Such people claim to be progressive, but are as backward thinking, unimaginative, blinkered, hare brained and colourless as the leaders of the former Soviet Union and Communist Eastern Europe. The word comes from the Private Eye "Archetypal left-winger" Dave Spart.
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Scabies Center - Anaheim, CAAnaheim Dermatologist Doctors for ScabiesType of Physician: Dermatologist What is a Dermatologist? A certification by the Board of Dermatology; practitioners treat pediatric and adult patients with disorders of the skin, mouth, hair and nails as well as a number of sexually transmitted diseases. They also have expertise in the care of normal skin, the prevention of skin diseases and cancers, and in the management of cosmetic disorders of the skin such as hair loss and scars. Specialty: Dermatology Common Name: Skin Doctor Dermatologist Doctors in Anaheim *Mary Kate Rohan MD Anaheim Skin Medical Center Bruce S Park MD UCI Residency Program OB/GYN Julie A Hodge MD PC American Dermatology Center American Dermatology Center Talbert Medical Group Aston & Baugh MDs Aston & Baugh MDs Accredited Dermatology Advanced Skin Cr Sgy Ctr Advanced Skin Cr Sgy Ctr Accredited Dermatology Advanced Skin Cr Sgy Ctr Advanced Skin Cr Sgy Ctr Saint Jude Heritage Med Grp Butani Dermatology St Jude Heritage Med Grp Derm St Jude Heritage Med Grp Derm St Jude Heritage Med Grp Derm Newport Coast Dermatology Thomas J Tsou MD Edward M Kramer MD Edward M Kramer MD James S Waldman MD Premiere Dermatology/Laser Ctr Tien Q Nguyen MD Tien Q Nguyen MD West Dermatology Orange Dermatology/Laser Ctr Orange Dermatology/Laser Ctr West Dermatology Orange Dermatology/Laser Ctr Orange Dermatology/Laser Ctr Orange Dermatology/Laser Ctr Orange Dermatology/Laser Ctr West Dermatology Orange Dermatology/Laser Ctr RBGB Dermatology Group RBGB Dermatology Group RBGB Dermatology Group RBGB Dermatology Group RBGB Dermatology Group RBGB Dermatology Group RBGB Dermatology Group RBGB Dermatology Group St Jude Heritage Medical Group Alexander Miller MD Yorba Linda Dermatology OC Skin Institute OC Skin Institute St Joseph Herritage Med Grp Saint Joseph Heritage Med Grp Dermatology & Laser Surgery Andrew A Ceavatta MD Lawrence M Nichols MD Inc Lawrence M Nichols MD Inc Angeline T Dao MD Inc Marvous Saunders MD Inc Memorial Prompt Care Med Grp Charles Salinger MD Cotliar & Lee MDs Cotliar & Lee MDs Samireh Z Said MD Coastal Dermatology Dermatology Associates Cosmetic Dermatology Orange Co Dermatology Associates Coast Medical Group Gene J Lin MD Orange County Dermatology Srgy Manzini Dermatology Orange County Dermatology Srgy Joseph F Chow MD Laser Dermatology Clinic Laser Dermatology Clinic Patient Preferred Dermatology Patient Preferred Dermatology Alamitos Dermatological Patient Preferred Dermatology Alamitos Dermatological Alamitos Dermatological Advanced Dermatlgy Cr Sthrn CA Michael K Kim MD Jen Yee Shen MD South Coast Dermatology Inst South Coast Dermatology Inst John H Wu MD Caremore Medical Group Tony M Hsu MD Laser Dermatology Institute Country Hills Laser Medical Ctr AMA Skincare Artistic Image Medical Donald J Greco MD Inc Donna West Dermatology Newport Coast Dermatology Preferred Dermatology Preferred Dermatology Anaheim, CaliforniaAnaheim is a city in Orange County, California. Anaheim is the second most populous city in Orange County (after Santa Ana) and second largest in terms of land area (after Irvine), and is known for its theme parks, sports teams and convention center.
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HOISINGTON - Pat Horton, a lifetime Hoisington resident, was named "Citizen of the Year" at the recent Chamber of Commerce banquet in the Knights of Columbus Hall.
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HOISINGTON - A planning meeting for the Hoisington Garden will be held at 6 p.m. on Jan. 26 at the Fellowship Hall of the Hoisington, First United Methodist Church at 467 West 3rd
ELLINWOOD -The Ellinwood After Prom Parents will be taking orders for bierocks made by Wheatland Café until Tuesday, Feb. 7. All orders placed will be need to be picked up at the Ellinwood Homecoming basketball games on Tuesday, Feb. 14 no later than 6 p.m. Contact Shelly Churchill at 620-786-5465 or Jolene Snell at 620-564-3312 to place your order and for any additional information.
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That's an amazing work done by the Intel open source team.
The collaboration with Valves is starting to pay, keep up the good work guys !
Phoronix: Valve Finds Value In Open-Source Drivers; L4D2 Running On Mesa
Valve Software has found value in having open-source graphics drivers, continues to collaborate with Intel over Linux OpenGL support, and they now have Left 4 Dead 2 running on Mesa.
That's an amazing work done by the Intel open source team.
The collaboration with Valves is starting to pay, keep up the good work guys !
Can't wait for Steam for Linux!
I hope we get awesome performance with Intel, NVIDIA and AMD GPUs
I'm going to play my games a lot more: using WINE and booting to Windows is such a pain in the ***
Sharing the source code enhances the software? No shit, Sherlock!
Too bad, that Intel hardware (on the graphics side) isn't usable for anything recent (min graphics with playable FPS isn't quite what gamers want).
Anyway, good job
Wow did not expect to see this.
Very nice! L4D2 running natively on pure open source drivers? Impressive. Of course who knows what will happen with the ATI and Nouveau camps but, at least the Intel side of it (quite common chipset) is being taken care of.
Also interesting the guy was running Gnome-Shell. Not sure why it's interesting, but it caught my eye.
What do you mean?
Intel HD 4000 is fast. 16cores*4shaders64bit or 8shaders32bit*FMAC*1.25ghz = 170gflops64bit(nvidia comparison) or 340gflops32bit(AMD comparison) or 500macGflops(AMD 6000 and less without FMAC).
A game with the latest technology, wants only 50gflops for the high-quality-renderer with lower-settings(low 720p).
TFA is not clear whether those bugs (context creation etc) were in L4D2 or intel driver
In the description of that video a further video is linked: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVvthxIt_6M
Games may work on Intel graphics, but you won't get an enjoyable experience.
Right now I got an AMD/AMD System. As soon I can run any games at high (or even max) settings with ~60FPS with Intel graphics, I'll switch (except AMDs open source drivers get usable for high end games).


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Was the Nationals' recent losing streak cause for concern or just a small bump in the road? Is Bryce Harper finally learning how to control his emotions on the field? Has Drew Storen made an important leap back to peak form just in time for the stretch run?
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- natsfan1a - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:06 PM
er, where is the show?
- Mark Zuckerman - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:20 PM
Is it not showing up for everyone? It's working on my computer.
- Eugene in Oregon - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:25 PM
natsfan1a – If you're just getting audio, click to 'full screen' and you'll also get the video (at least on my Mac). If you're not getting audio, not sure what you should do.
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:29 PM
I got it fine, right after the ad.
- Faraz Shaikh - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:31 PM
Working for me also.
- MicheleS - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:39 PM
Just watched..Good Stuff! Thanks Mark!!
- Stew Magnuson - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:39 PM
Thanks for answering my question about the All-Star game. That is certainly welcome news!
- SonnyG10 - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:48 PM
Good program Mark. You always do a fine job.
- natsfan1a - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:57 PM
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- natsfan1a - Aug 31, 2012 at 3:59 PM
hmmm, my computer must be blocking it, as I see only the text, with no audio (and two different browsers).
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:00 PM
I had to refresh a few times and it worked. The Bryce Harper teenager discussion is interesting in all the accomplishments and being included alongside some of the greatest names in baseball history. Mantle, Ott, Griffey. Rare company.
- NatsJack in Florida - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:06 PM
So how cool is it that Mark's old employer was the clips sponsor?
- Sec.3, My Sofa - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:06 PM
And Ed Kranepool.
- MicheleS - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:08 PM
Looks Like Furcal could be out for the rest of the year.. UCL problem. Berkman it going to get activated tomorrow.
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:11 PM
Am using Goggle Chrome, 1a, with no problem. Good job, Mark, as usual, thanks for these.
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:12 PM
FYI people, if you are going to the game on Sept. 16.Nationals PR @NationalsPRESPN has selected the #Nationals game on 9/16 at Atlanta as the ESPN Sunday Night Game of the Week. It is now an 8:05 ET start.
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:19 PM
Interesting video's on Mauer, whose caught-stealing percent has gone down recently (with, I assume, pretty much the same pitchers). Shows how his current technique is slowing him down a micro-second or two. Has anyone watched closely enough to see how Flo and Suzuki step and throw?What-has-happened-to-Joe-Mauer-s-defensehttp://twinsdaily.com/entry.php?1823-What-has-happened-to-Joe-Mauer-s-defense
- 4571c960-cc1f-11e1-909b-000bcdcb471e - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:23 PM
This would be a good show to air on CSN TV in an expanded format. There really isn't a Nats discussion show on TV (MASN or anywhere) quite like it. Phil Wood on MASN does a good job but that show has a completely different feel – much less contemporary — than this one.
- NatsJack in Florida - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:26 PM
"much less contemporary" = "old school".
- natsfan1a - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:29 PM
and "prestigious" :-)Thanks for the info on browsers, folks. I usually have no problem seeing the videos but this one doesn't come up for me at all here. I can see an embedded video on the CSN site but can't get it to play. That's okay, I should probably be doing other stuff right now. Heh.
- natsfan1a - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:29 PM
Oh, wait. I thought the "old school" was for Insider. Never mind.
- Eugene in Oregon - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:35 PM
Sec. 3 @ 12:06: Exactly.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 4:53 PM
That Phil Wood show is low budget and the production is poor. I've seen YouTube videos using cellphones as the camera with better production quality.
- pRAA with the ISO - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:00 PM
Ghost Of Steve M. said… That Phil Wood show is low budget and the production is poor. I've seen YouTube videos using cellphones as the camera with better production quality.Consider the source. It's MASN. Their Orioles show is not any better.
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:01 PM
Ghost, just think of it as a radio call-in show, and listen for the content. That's what I do.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:20 PM
NatsLady, thats what it's like. I heard Phil has to drive 70 miles to get to the studio which is up I83 on the way to York PA.They need.a better set and someone to do graphics for them and maybe a more modern ballplayer tied to DC as his sidekick.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:36 PM
Last day for potential playoff teams to get new acquisitions for the Aug 31 deadline.Angelos will continue his dumpster diving. At some point you would hope their team chemistry would suffer. Their 20 year old Machado is batting .227 I would love to the Angelos crumble. The O's played a 4 gamer against the White Sox and attendance was horrific. Adam Jones sent out this Tweet after the game yesterday:"Please don't blame it on the Grand Prix. Cause if the Ravens were playin it would def be a sell out. But we're gonna #StayHungry"
- MicheleS - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:37 PM
Ghost. in about 15 years, Drew Storen will have his own show here in DC.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:40 PM
Camden Yards had a paid attendance yesterday of 10,141 against the White Sox but don't expect the Washington Post to mention that.I understand that the Baltimore Grand Prix took up a lot of the prime parking lots the last 2 days but that would have only affected their Wednesday and Thursday games, what about 10,995 on Monday?
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:40 PM
"Some team" claimed Felix Hernandez off waivers.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:44 PM
MicheleS said… Ghost. in about 15 years, Drew Storen will have his own show here in DC.15 years? That show needs help now! LOL There has to be some retired player(s) from the 2005 to 2011 teams where MASN could partner them up with Phil. Has to be better than Mike Wallace. Mark's broadcast with Chase blows that away. How great would it be for some show about Nats with good content.
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:44 PM
Nats only had 23K. I figure(a) Not too many O's fans came down for the Beltway double-header. Not the best scheduling that.(b) Lot of VA fans are off for the last weekend before schools starts (I know my students are)(c) Some people felt obliged to watch (or be at) the RNC…Also, I found out from an O's fan that they stuck an extra fee on walk-up sales, ticking a lot of people off. That REALLY seems counterproductive, because even if everyone figured before the season that the O's would suck (and didn't buy season tickets), they're not sucking NOW. So why not encourage walk-ups???? Get people in the park (which has been refurbished) to see an exciting team.
- MicheleS - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:47 PM
Ghost.. how about Matt Stairs, wait, he is on NESN. Brad Wilkerson? It would be fun if it was Brian Schneider. I bet they could swing a deal with DeRosa
- sjm308 - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:55 PM
Nice show Mark and thanks!From the previous post. I think it was Mellisa who got me thinking about the postseason. 1. Definitely do not want us in the wildcard single game, although if we are there its still a great season.2. Not all that sure I want the #1 seed for the following reason. I realize there is lots of baseball to be played but I think its pretty sure that the 3rd seed is going to be from the West. If we are # 2, we can set our rotation up, make that trip out after Oct. 3rd and be ready to play with basically 3 days rest.3. If we are the number 1 seed we honestly will not know where we are playing until after the play in game and would not have any time to be at ether sight. We could gamble if the game was between Atl & St. Louis and pick one or the other but its still a hassle to honestly not know who you are playing until the day before.To me, the key is still just winning our division and not worrying about having the best record.Go Nats!!
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 5:56 PM
sjm308, that is a good point about having the 2nd best record. Have to think on't.
- sjm308 - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:00 PM
Sat next to a fan yesterday with red carpet points (sec 309 which is just as good, if not better then my 308), and he has a 40 game package to the Nationals, a 13 game package to the Orioles and has been to Durham, Harrisburg, Hagerstown, Fredrick and Bowie as well this year. Yesterday he went to both games! He honestly did not even know about the red carpet rewards program and just deletes most stuff they send him on the computer. He was talking about how sad the attendance was in Baltimore and does not think it will improve even if they keep winning.Our park wasn't filled last night and they tried the damn wave over in right field but it never got to home plate where we could shut it down.I am expecting 5 – 10,000 more tonight as week-ends do draw and the Cards are a nice team.Go Nats!!
- sjm308 - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:01 PM
NatsLady,don't think too hard, its better to just go with your gut. (ha,ha)
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:05 PM
MicheleS, good list. DeRosa would be good if he retired. He knows baseball and football and is a bright guy.DC just deserves better for their top sports team!
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:07 PM
NatsLady said… "Some team" claimed Felix Hernandez off waivers. Not giving much hope. My hope was there on July 28th.Seattle fans would revolt after what he has done the past month.I will say it again, he is the best pitcher in baseball ahead of even Verlander right now and anyone on the Nats squad.
- NatsLady - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:16 PM
sjm308–my gut says win every game and worry about the seeding later. LOL.
- 4571c960-cc1f-11e1-909b-000bcdcb471e - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:23 PM
I like the Phil Wood show — Phil himself calls it a radio show that is televised — but really that show should be called "Baseball Memories" since the topic of Senators from 1949 comes up as often as Michael Morse or Ryan Zimmerman. Its not bad, its just completely different from the excellent content Mark provides here. There is a definite need for a modern show that is real "Nats Talk" and addresses current Nats issues — Mark, Chase and Amanda could easily fill that role. To be honest, MASN has personnel that could also fill that role (Dan Kolko and Byron Kerr).
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:30 PM
4571c960-cc1f-11e1-909b-000bcdcb471e – I still like those shows to have a "player" in the mix. Chase Hughes could do it but I don't see it happening with a player as my guess is MASN wants to pay gas money only. Maybe Nook Logan or Elijah Dukes would do it as rumor has it they are looking for full-time work. [sarcasm inserted]
- Faraz Shaikh - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:40 PM
I am gonna call Steinberg. How come everyone's opinion is posted but not a nats fan?
- Sec.3, My Sofa - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:44 PM
Steve M & Alpha-Bits, there are certainly 3 or 4 folks in here who would make a good show.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:47 PM
Don Mattingly is holding a closed door team meeting. Sound familiar? Copycat!
- Swift Eagle - Aug 31, 2012 at 6:48 PM
Ghost Of Steve M. said… That Phil Wood show is low budget and the production is poor. I've seen YouTube videos using cellphones as the camera with better production quality. August 31, 2012 12:53 PM _____________________________Haha!! So true. It reminds me of one of those high school sports shows they showed on Sunday mornings before It's Academic…That show is beyond Old School…
- Eugene in Oregon - Aug 31, 2012 at 7:01 PM
I don't get to watch any of the Nats shows, but if you're looking for an ex-player co-host, I can't imagine getting anyone other than Dmitri Young.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Aug 31, 2012 at 7:10 PM
Eugene, if you get the Sports Package on DirecTV you get channels 600 to 699 and can watch MASN shows except for "Live" games are blacked out and you have to have the MLB Ticket to watch out of market games.
- Section 222 - Aug 31, 2012 at 7:37 PM
My barbershop group helped gather the patients before an appearance by Nats players and Screech at the National Rehabilitation Hospital today. Clipp, Storen, and Desi showed up, looking relaxed and happy. No media around as far as I could tell, just players giving back to the community. The first gathering was a fairy small group of children. Many had Nats jerseys on and they had put up drawings and stickers all over. Several of the drawings said "Natinals". Somehow when it's in a kids handwriting, it doesn't seem bad at all.
- NatsJack in Florida - Aug 31, 2012 at 7:47 PM
Dukes is doing trash clean up for the Pinellas County Correctional Department lastI heard.


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Throughout pregnancy, women may worry about their waistlines and fret about food. You take prenatal vitamins, see your doctor frequently, get regular exercise, and avoid alcohol and smoking—all in the name of a healthy pregnancy and, ultimately, a healthy baby.
Something you might not associate with a healthy pregnancy is dental care. But regular dental checkups and cleanings, along with frequent brushing and flossing, are important for a healthy mouth and a healthy pregnancy.
Pregnant or not, you should be seeing your dentist every six months for a cleaning and examination. While you're pregnant, it's even more important that you don't skip those twice-yearly visits. Regular exams can help prevent and control gum disease and infections.
Pregnancy hormones can cause oral health problems such as gingivitis and swollen, bleeding, and irritated gums. Gums may also be extremely tender and brushing and flossing may be uncomfortable. If you suffer from gum disease or have problems with your teeth or gums during pregnancy, your dentist may suggest that you schedule more frequent cleanings throughout the second and third trimesters.
The use of X-rays, pain medication, and local anesthesia when necessary to properly diagnose and treat dental problems is safe during pregnancy. Though X-rays are usually part of a routine dental exam, your dentist may skip them until after you've had your baby.
If you have a dental emergency and X-rays are essential, keep in mind that the amount of radiation emitted from a single X-ray is quite low. Your dentist will protect your baby by covering you with a lead apron.
In addition to regularly scheduled dental cleanings and examinations, proper dental care at home can help protect gums and teeth from disease and decay. At least twice daily, brush teeth thoroughly using a toothpaste containing fluoride. At least once a day, carefully floss between each tooth.
It's also important not to overindulge in those pregnancy cravings if you have a sweet tooth. Try to limit your intake of sugary, sticky, sweet treats. Instead, opt for crunchy fresh fruits and vegetables and other nutritious foods that are less likely to cause tooth decay. If you do treat yourself to dessert, make sure to brush and floss promptly afterward to ward off tooth decay.
Your prenatal trips to the dentist are also a great opportunity to talk about the best ways to care for your new baby's teeth. Ask your dentist how and when to start brushing baby's teeth and gums and about avoiding habits that can transmit bacteria to baby's mouth, like putting a pacifier, spoon, or bottle nipple in your mouth to clean it. Also ask what you can do as your baby grows to help reduce the risk for cavities, tooth decay, and gum disease to help baby's dental health flourish as those first tiny teeth break through.