The Fad Recollections: October 2007

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

tonight is the REAL deal!!!


After the weekend celebrations, the very much hyped (and commercialized) Halloween is a thing of the past... or is it???

For those of you who do not know, tonight (31st of Oct) is the REAL THING... Jack-o-Lanterns (the picture on top), Dressing up, trick or treat... These are common things that usually happen overseas.
In Singapore, its usually just a reason for clubs to JACK up prices and make it another party nite!


So the typical dressing (in this case our fren on exchange), is the skull, the vampire or even just darth vader!
That isn't to say we dont have our own culture or even our own ways of dressing up!
Like this typical chinese feel... The female chinese vampire with the typical red cheeks! Also, check out the paper dolls (that are burnt to the underworld as slaves). I must say its pretty scary!


How about this girls with their very innocent looking convent uniforms? Looking at the pale faces and messy hair, dont think anyone picked them up that night!

Sleep tight tonight and remember to avoid looking out to the moon... U might just see a witch on a broomstick!

Boo!

Monday, October 29, 2007

The hills are alive...

Now this is quite off the beaten path. We've heard of french film fest, chinese film fest, Oktoberfest, manifest... But German Film Fest? Now that's something.




The Cathay Cineplex and Goethe-Institut in Singapore are organising the 11th German Film Fest from 1 Nov to 11 Nov.

the Fad people recommend from the wide selection, the following few worth paying your 10 bucks for:

1. Cutting Edge (Die Aufschneider): If you like hospital drama (Grey's Anatomy, E.R., Scrubs) you would like this comedy about two hospitals competing with each other, trying to prevent being closed down.

2. Emma’s Bliss (Emmas Glück): A love story/drama will never be complete without someone dying, some intrigue and adventures. Emma's Bliss seems to have all these ingredients. Definitely a must-watch for all romantics out there.

3. Heavyweights (Schwere Jungs): For the sports buffs who love a good laugh. Bears the shadow of The Mighty Ducks starring Emilio Estevez. (We are assuming you have a childhood here since The Mighty Ducks is quite an old movie.)

4. Hotel Very Welcome: German version of The Beach (which is an amazing film by the way, not only because Leo DiCap is in it) involving travel in Asia. Perhaps something that might strike a chord with all of us?

5. Where is Fred? (Wo ist Fred?): the Fad people love saving the best for the last. "Where is Fred?" wins this because upon reading the summary of the storyline, we burst out laughing!



Have a good week ahead and see you at Cathay!

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Sunday, October 28, 2007

Beware of the Pancake Stalker

I have my fair share of serendipities and odd tales with strangers to tell, each unique experience makes for great meal time conversations and laughter. In a way, I go about my life collecting these stories because I reckon it spices up my life.

But this one, this one I'm gonna share is a little odd.

One day in July, I decided to go have dinner myself while waiting for a friend to join me in town. Cedele it is for they have wonderful supposedly "healthy" sandwiches. The joint at Wheelock is not bad with its decor too. It's an all time fave.

So I ordered this Beef Burger and a glass of white wine. It was nearing 9pm and they were running out of ingredients. So I was approached countless times by their server asking if they could give me this bread over the other, this vegetable over the salad. I was famished hence anything goes. I did not even kick up a big fuss. Quietly sipping my Chardonnay, I was in a world of my own till one of chefs came out with a plate of heart shape blueberry pancakes.

I looked at him bewildered as he stuttered in a foreign-accented English, "Complimentary pancakes," he said.

"Oh for what?" I asked. I thought it was a mistake. Wrong table.

"It's complimentary pancakes." He repeated, looking awkward. I thought I was putting him on the spot because he cant speak English so I said my thanks and accepted. Then I pulled on of the servers and asked if this was a mistake or something to appease me for making me wait and changing my Beef Burger.

"Urm yes." One hesitated in replying me. I was getting impatient. I do not wanna be charged for something I had not ordered so I grabbed another server to question. A girl this time.

"Err you see, sometimes in our restaurant we like to randomly give out pancakes." I finally believed. But after a few minutes, the girl returned and said, "Miss, actually the chef wanna ask if you are interested to be his friend. So he made you these pancakes."

I freaked out. "So what is your answer?" The girl pressed on. I was curious to know who that was but I did not wanna give out my number so I said, "Could I finish my dinner then decide?" She said ok and left. But returned 10 minutes later, "So what is your decision?" I was annoyed. DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT I JUST SAID? "Well then. I do not wanna give him my number but perhaps I will go thank him later... (for wasting his company's resources and risk getting fired - just to get some girl's number)" Stiff smile.

So my friend arrived and I begged him to finish the pancakes with me because it was way too much. They were damn fine though. Deliciously fluffy. But my friend refused to even touch the pancake for fear of being clobbered to death by the chef.

Then we were finally leaving and I asked to thank the chef. He refused to come out of the kitchen. Took him 5 years later and he emerged. It was the same dude who first came to me with the plate of pancakes. Quite malu since the staff were trying not to laugh. He asked me in mandarin if my friend were my boyfriend. I said no. "I didn't even get your number!" He lamented. I insisted that the pancakes were real good and I'll see him around.

But I never return again because I was so freaked out. Then one evening in August, I was dragged there by friends. We were served the "complimentary pancakes" again! And this time, I merely accepted those goodies without questioning anything. I thought, "Fine! If you wanna waste your cafe's resource, that's your business but I'm not gonna give you my number." So we wolved down the heart shape pancakes and left. I decided to never return again, or writing to Cedele to inform them of such phenomenon.

Then a few days ago, I read from a food blog:

...a waitress brought a plate of blueberry pancakes to our table.

Uh-oh, order screw up, I thought to myself.

Instinctively, we informed her we didn't order the pancakes and in fact, we were about to call for the bill. But she insisted that we accept the pancakes and immediately, the skeptic in me thought it could be one of those "promotional items" where they introduced something new to diners, trap them into playing for something they didn't order (Sushi Tei used to do this).

Then she mentioned,"It's from the Chef" for undisclosed reasons and believe me when I say the 3 of us were flabbergasted. Bewilderment soon turned to sheer amusement because the pancakes were HEART-SHAPED! As in "L.O.V.E-I-heart-you" heart-shaped! I know it sounds secret-admirer-creepy but we weren't folks who would reject free pancakes. I don't have a picture because I didn't think there would be anything blogworthy after that many visits. Howdy-doo I was wrong!

Never mind it seems like something out of a Garry Marshall movie, it ain't everyday when people like us receive treats of affection from the Chef. Served with orange butter (which I likey very much) and maple syrup, it was filled with bounteous goodness of fresh blueberries. Arh, creepy or not, it was fun slicing through the hearts.


That is not all, someone commented after this post:

Hmmm...me too when I was with my cousin some time back...except we had heart shaped pancakes with Marks and Spencer-ish choc coated raisins in it...creepy as it was,we polished it off (it was soooo good) and then I haven't been back since haha...wee bit freaked out...we put it down to me being there frequently OR the chef being in lurve with my cousin... =)

Holyshit! What is going on?

No matter. I reckon this is either a guerilla marketing technique or the pranks of some really bored chefs trying to spice up their lives. Or a run at who can get the most numbers from girls.

Why don't you try it? Dress up a little and go have lunch at Cedele with your group of girlfriends. Who knows! You might just get some complimentary heart shape pancakes for free.

And if you do, give me a holler!

PS: Sorry boys. I think only the girls get it this time. But you can still try nonetheless. Good luck!

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Friday, October 26, 2007

This is for the Weekend

This weekend is a special Weekend, its Halloween!!!


Alot of people will be gonig out, dressing up, scaring the shit out of others... Well, just having fun. But where should you go?

The Fad Boy happens to receive data from sources about the 2 biggest Halloween Party in town. One at the Ministry of Sound and the other, at Zouk!

To help the uninitiated make the right decision, below are information of both parties (concised!)



Name: The Nightmare before Halloween
Where: Ministry of Sound
Type of Musics: Trance by famous DJs!
Offers: 1 for 1 Tequila Shots and Pop ALL NIGHT!!

Dress up and get Spotted to stand a chance to win: A trip to Tokyo and a Motokrzr K3M
Masquerade offers 15% for all costumes, just flash one of the printed Flyers to enjoy the discount.

Entrance: (before 10.30pm) $15 men, $12 ladies: Includes 1 free drink
(after 10.30pm) $25 men, $20 ladies: Includes 2 free drinks

Name: Lair of the Damned
Where: Zouk Singapore

Dress up and get Spotted to stand a chance to win: Either A trip to Tokyo (Anime themed) Or Greece(most creative)and Top 3 Runner ups win a Motorola Razr2 V8, Motorola Q9 or a $500 Carls Junior Voucher!
No. 1 Costumes Costumes offers 15% for all costumes, just flash one of the printed Flyers to enjoy the discount.

Entrance: $30men, $25 ladies: Includes 2 free drinks (do go early, expect a HUGE crowd!)

Just a piece of additional advice, to really have fun (and go in for free), do dress up. If u need help getting costumes, check out the costumes shops available in Singapore.

For those who are afraid of the dark, this weekend also brings to you the following:

Erdinger Oktoberfest - Drink, dine and make merry at Germany's most celebrated Festival

Hugo Boss/Marella Sale (26 - 31 Oct) - 90% of ladies apparels at Isetan Scotts Promotion Gallery Level 3

Prime Offer at Lawry's (till 8 Nov) - 1 for 1 party of 4 and 25% off for groups of 10 and above

So do try to enjoy this 2 days called the Weekend!

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Game for some action?

Here's a topic close to the Fad girl's heart: Rugby.

Why? Well that's another story for another day, but we reckon you have to ask her personally for it. But we do know that the Rugby World Cup is over (South Africa won it, if you didn't realise.) and some people are rather "sian" now because there's no more action.

Not true, apparently! The Singapore Cricket Club will be hosting their annual Rugby Sevens, hosting teams from all around the world while celebrating their 60th anniversary in style!




This weekend (27th Oct to 28th Oct), head down to the Padang and roll in the green field with the rest of the party. You might not know the game, but you sure know how to spot those good looking ruggers, duncha?

Or you can take this chance to learn the game, since many claimed not to understand the beauty of 30 men piling on top of one another. If heat and action is not your cup of tea, then go check out the Rugby 7s Village where there are F&B and prizes to be won.

Whatever it is, there's always something for everyone at the Padang this weekend. Have fun roughing it out and remember to cheer for Team Singapore (All the best!)!

PS: While at that, why not snap some photos of cute ruggers and send it to the Fad Girl us? :D

For more information - http://www.sccrugbysevens.com/News.asp

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It's a BIG......

You might have seen it before, but that does not give you the excuse not to watch this classic again given how Oktoberfest is round the corner...

But Oktoberfest or not, the Fad people LOVE this because...

IT'S A BIG (F)AD!!!!

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Wednesday, October 24, 2007

booyakasha!

for those who do not watch ali g, that means hello!

as already announced by the fadboy, im the latest addition into our fadfamily! boy, am i thrilled to be part of this! there's so much to look forward to especially in this stage where everything is gg to be fun, fun and more fun! i cant disclose much, so please continue look out for this space! i promise you, it's definitely gg to get better! and for myself, im lovin' every bit of this, especially since im doing this with two of my funniest mates!

so what to look out for this coming weekend? AOA, Halloween, Erdinger Oktoberfest, Jenny's 2Xth and my cuzzie's solemnisation! since erdinger okt has been covered by fadboy, halloween - overhyped, i shall just share a bit on AOA.

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ever notice those clearchannels at the bus-stops or those banners hanging down the streetlamps outside dfs? well, that's how i know of the aoa. so what's the aoa really about? well, aoa - asia outdoor advertising - is more of an exhibition showcasing the use and standards of outdoor advertising, as supported by the singapore tourism board. its my first time checking out an advertising exhibition in singapore, i dont really know what to expect, so i wont do it justice with my limited knowledge and mere words! c'mon get your ass down to check out what interesting outdoor advertising in other parts of asia have for yourself, since we hardly see any here!

for more details, please refer to http://www.asiaoutdooradvertising.com/

but no worries, if you're tied down by work and cant make a trip down, ill bring my old trusty ixus and hopefully, this is not like any other selfish gallery that will not let you snap peekatures!

and yes staying true to our fad culture, i shall now reveal my face. you ready?

*drumrolls*





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TOODLES!

Monday, October 22, 2007

What's your homepage?






Be it the colourful home page of Yahoo or the updates-endless Facebook, don’t you ever wish you could customize your home page so that whatever greets you is of interest, uniquely and completely tailored to your liking?

It is now possible with Google IG. Just sign in to www.google.com/ig and you are good to go. Not only can you customize the layout of this page with the assorted designs to suit your preferences, (The layouts change with different time of the day!) you can decide its content!

From lifestyle news to finance bulletins, you can choose from the myriad of interesting widgets in the different genres available or key in your favorite https to add to your IG page.
(Hint-hint: you can add F:ad or any other fave blogs and be in the know when we update!)

For the info-savvy students always on the go, you can receive news feeds from all major online news sources. The updates are almost instantaneous.

For the fash-chics out there, you can adorn your pages with loads of “Daily Pictures” of different themes, from arts to photography. (Careful now, I’m not referring to adult content.) You can also be informed of the latest trends and tabloids, horoscopes and have your little post-its for notes and reminders.

For the gadget-techies, you can install clocks, calendars, email updates, weather, quotes of all genres, jokes and even a calorie counter!

‘Nuff said. Go explore and create your very own IG page and make it your homepage today!

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Sunday, October 21, 2007

Ever wonder what to do...

When u are at work, browsing your emails over and over again?
When u are in class, pretending to be listening the professor with noone to chat with on msn?
When u are home... i guess u should have better things to do when u are home... Haha.

So for today, the fadpeople will provide u with 5 links to keep u occupied in times of dire needs!
Our Top 5 Lists...
5. I will start with some light read, this website has a list of the craziest fad from the 1920s - 2000. Surprisngly, streaking appears to be a fad in the 1970s and tattoos in 1990s (Amazing how some things go a full circle).

4. This lemonade stand game, seems to have been around for a long time. Be your own lemonade stand boss and make as much profit as possible. Be careful of rainy days (noone walks around when it rains!)
However, U have to be REALLY sure that you do not have to pay attention to everything else (like, your boss walking around, or participation marks for class). This game require attention!
3. This highly addictive game kept me going on and on that the next thing i knew, it was the end of class. Simply just move the red box around without touching the walls and the moving blue boxes (sounds easy? Try!). My best timing is 15secs. Drop me an email if u do better!


2. Isketch (think online win, lose or draw!!), it was really popular a few years back. But kinda died down. It kept me sane in my earlier Uni days and I hope it will do the same for you!

1. The aim of this game is to create a chain reaction of explosions to meet the target! Its simple at the start but gets more difficult. Have a fren and challenge who manages to meet the targets first to add more fun! Simply a no brainer yet surprisingly interesting!


I could go on and on but do go to bored.com and discover much more websites that u will never browse at home but will nevertheless keep u occupied in times of ultra-boredom.


And of course, you can always come to http://thefadpeople.blogspot.com/ for your daily dosage of fun and news! Or visit us on facebook and friendster as well! (Search thefadpeople)

I do hope that these websites will drive away the monday blues tomorrow!

Cheerios!


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Saturday, October 20, 2007

Alot has been going on...

Firstly, we apologise for the lack of updates. Missing out on one blog post meant so much to us that we punished our livers so hard last night. Giving ourselves such terrible headaches this morning. I only manage to bring myself to blog now... Haha..

Much has been going on within the thefadpeople, having started for 3weeks (thanks for all the support so far!!), there are still tweaking and planning that we at the thefadpeople have to do.

But there is so much 2 brains can do. So, want to tell us how we can improve? Email us at team.fad@gmail.com

But to improve ourselves, we create the biggest news of the week with the arrival of our newest fad member. The fat Fad Chick. Applause applause! Clap Clap Clap!

She will be posting soon (watch out for her Fad Picture!), so dun disappear and come back next week!

Meantime stay tune for tomorrow's column written by The Fad Boy.

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Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Tees-Lobang!

the Fad girl received a tipoff from friend, Mr I-Am-Made-In-ChinaMan (He is Singaporean, but often mistaken, that's all) about this great deal at Threadless.com where you can get New Urban Male-esque tees for low prices!

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If tees are your school staple, if you are one to go for unique designs that sets you apart from the faceless crowd, or if you simply just wanna SHOP! Then THREADLESS is your haven! Gather like-minded friends and mass order (Or you can contact the Fad people, we'll link you up!) to capitalise on further savings on shipment!

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Now if you hate online shopping and wanna touch the real deal before whipping out the wallet, then according to Mr I-Am-Made-In-ChinaMan, my man, there's a shop in Far East Shopping Centre where THREADLESS tees are going for SGD$40. (For exact location, msn or email us: team.fad@gmail.com)

Fret not if you do not like tees. Get your hands dirrrty!

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Submit a design and let netizens vote. The winning designs will be printed and voila! Now you have your own specialised tee. Sweet!

Freedom of fashion design! Power to the People!

For more, check out http://www.threadless.com/


Credit: Mr I-Am-Made-In-ChinaMan (DomL)

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Monday, October 15, 2007

Is it October.. or is it Oktober?

Yes its Oktoberfest once again!! Once the Festivals of all festivals in Germany, it is now celebrated even in Singapore.

Only difference perhaps is that in Germany its celebrated over 16days attracting close to 6 million participants each year!
(If we ever come close to that number, the government wouldn't need to worry abt babies)

In the event, Visitors consume large quantities of food such as sasage, hendl and sauerkraut. Not to forget even LARGER quantities of BEER!

Well in Singapore the good people from Erdinger (or to make a profit) has brought in the Event for the past few years.

Running from the 23rd - 27th Oct. It promises to mirror the events going on in Germany (the beer, the sausage and even a German Band).

Do check out the website for more details.

But for those lazy to click around, the fad people has done some snooping on your behalf.

There are several ways u can grab your tickets, Sistic (cheapest $42 and $45), Hotline ($44 and $47) and At the Door (we really dun encourage this at all!)

Prices include a drink (beer! and Erdinger of course) and a set meal (hopefully lots of Sausages)

Well, there are some goodies if u purchase a goodie bag (or they call it the Oktoberfest Pack). Free drinks at a couple of places including Timbre. Harry's and Rendezvous Hotel. And one for one coupons etc etc.

To further encourage us to buy the Pack, it even has a lucky draw which you will stand a change to win. A YEAR supply of Erdinger! ( I dun care if its Erdinger actually, as long as its BEER!).

Why are we so nice promoting this event for the people at Erdinger? (Pay US please!!)

Because the fad boy will be going on the 27th! and is hoping to find other beer lovers to join him!

There are so many factors why u want to go...

If its for the beer?

or if its for the Sausages??

what if its for the girls??

Ok, so if you are interested in joining me at the Erdinger Oktoberfest 2007, drop us an email, team.fad@gmail.com or msn us at the same address.

Let me know by Thurs, 18th of Oct so we can decide to grab tickets from Sistec!

More details will be post if there is, else.. watch us on Facebook Events!!

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Sunday, October 14, 2007

"Eat" and Run



Food blogging seems to be the craze these days. What better place to be in and start than here in Singapore? The melting pot of gastronomical delight, east-meets-west-meets curry chicken and prata. Even if you can't cook, you can still drool over the sumptuous looking photos on blogs, no?

Despite living in a country where hawker centres and food courts are the pride of our culinary identity, I never liked mee-poks and rojaks till recently. In fact, I have always been more interested in Western food, à la Italian and French, mostly. I watch Anthony Bourdain and Nigella Lawson. I worship Jamie Oliver. That's where I learn everything I know about food. That's who I learnt cooking from.

Focaccia bread, mozzarella cheese on home made pizzas, anchovies in salads, extra virgin olive oil, zucchinis, foie gras, raviolis, smoked salmon with capers, grilled ribeye steaks.... The list goes on.

Having travelled to the Mecca of Pasta & Bread, Europe, and fulfilling my dream of eating from Tuscany to Hungary, I was grateful for an eye-opening and very satisfying food-and-cultural experience of the West. But strangely, I miss home food. I miss those simple yet delicious local fare. Whilst travelling, I find myself drooling over the thoughts of bah-coh-mee, nasi lemak and fried kway teow with hum. It was painful not having chillis bc the Europeans cannot take the spicey heat. It felt weird to keep eating pastas and nothing else.

So upon my return, there's a new-found respect and love for local cuisine. I am glad that I live in a country that embraces diversity in food. A place that celebrates eating. A place where I can have both my paella and my ice-kachang.

In today's column, we'll feature some interesting food blogs. The "Eat" place to go for your different needs: be it when you are hungry, when lunch time is nearing, when you are bored in the office/classrooms and have nothing interesting to read, or simply need new ideas as to where to hang out this coming weekend. You know where you can get new ideas and inspirations!


1. I EAT I SHOOT I POST (http://ieatishootipost.blogspot.com/)




The office favourite of those foodies who live for the moment. With lunch time being a mere one hour usually, you'd want to enjoy the best meal of the day to congratulate yourself for making it past noon and motivating yourself to hang in there till 6pm. I EAT I SHOOT I POST covers lotsa great makan places all over Singapore, with lotsa readers comments to help you decide. If you like your 5 seconds of fame, go eat and recommend!

2. YUM (http://yum.sg/)



A portal more than a blog, offering reviews with search options. Very useful for doing research on where to go. Be it for a date or birthday celebrations, or simply for a meal. If you are an avid backpacker, you'd relate this website to that of Virtual Tourist. Those interested in reviewing food and restaurants can also sign up to write for this site.

3. ONLY SLIGHTLY PRETENTIOUS FOOD (http://epicurative.blogspot.com/)



As the name suggests, slightly pretentious food blogging. Nothing pompous. Rather down to earth. With pictures and words aplenty, what the Fad girl likes about this blog is the fact that at the side bar, there are different categories, all neatly sorted, for what might interest different readers. Reviews, recipes and even a food thesaurus. Very meticulous.

4. SHE BAKES AND SHE COOKS (http://thebakerwhocooks.blogspot.com/)



Martha Stewart of the lot. With rather nice pictures and a blazing passion for cooking. The USP (Unique Selling Point) of this blog is its rustic presentation and links to local food stores and sites. Who'd have thought we can assign IPS addresses to groceries now? Awesome. For the serious foodies and chefs.

5. MAD BAKER (http://www.madbaker.net/)



Yes we've heard of Chet Baker, the famous Jazz singer. But Mad Baker? Well, this is more of an online Bakery pet hobby of some software developer here in Singapore. The Mad Baker makes and she SELLS her pretty bakes online. Looking at those piles of beautiful photos just tempt me to wanna order from this really cool Mad Baker. (Go look at those rainbow macaroons!) After all, Mad rhymes with FAD! :)

6. HUNGRY GO WHERE (http://www.hungrygowhere.com/)



The Singapore Food Guide. Search engines and ratings. A comprehensive F&B database of local restaurants. Also a portal with members incentives of vouchers and discounts. What I don't like about it is the Yellow Pages feel, but a very useful portal nonetheless!

7. THE BREAKFAST BLOG (http://thebreakfastblog.blogspot.com/)



Children, your mom is right when she says breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So important that someone decides to dedicate a blog to solely breakfast! For a cosmopolitan read beyond our tiny island, complete with drools-worthy pics; for those who wonder what goes beyond scrambled eggs and brioche, check out this blog.

8. PRO BONO BAKER (http://probonobaker.typepad.com/)



Arriving at the web page, you know you're in for something chic and beautiful. A Chicago-based food blog with vibrant pictures adorning the site, any foodies' gastronomic dream will be fulfiled here.

9. La Tartine Gourmande (http://www.latartinegourmande.com/)



For those who believe art is food, art is photography, art is a form of expression as well as obsession, then this is the blog for you. With a french touch, this is the virtual form of A Year In Provence and the likes. Très lovely!

10. THE HUNGRY COW (http://thehungrycow.blogspot.com/)



Authentically Singaporean, with engaging description as well as interesting photos. The blogger also provides his own insights and injects a personal sense of humour and style. A nice finishing touch was to include the address of the place introduced at the end of the post.



Hopefully you've gained certain insights into what's going on in the food blogging-sphere both in Singapore and other countries. There are many links in the individual web pages where you can explore. So here's wishing you success in creating your own MakanSutra!



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Friday, October 12, 2007

Charity, Party and (Red)

YEAH!!! Its friday and the weekends are here!

Well, if you are going out to party tonight or tomorrow. Why not go for a party that will serve a worth cause as well.

Check out the parties going on in Zouk/Velvet on tomorrow.


Well, the Readysetglo is a Moto(RED) session that is part of the Product(RED) campaign that aims to promote Aids Awareness. Check out their site or maybe search them on the net to find out more about them. I just happen to be more interested in clubbing.

Just to make things clear, One with Adrian isnt really part of the (red) campaign but since u will be at zouk go check out Adrian as well. They have a facebook account for the event.

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Well about ReadySetGlo, its a weekly event and this week comes Princess Superstar from the US. It promises to be a crazy night with great music. Join their facebook group and check out the pictures they have on the page.

I leave u guys now. Check out the sites and if it interests you, I might see you at Zouk tml nite! In the meantime, just chill before the weekend runs out!

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Wednesday, October 10, 2007

We are going Global!!!

Yes, globalization!! The WORLD is at our finger tips...

We are posting on a German company today, more specifically their very interesting print ads. Jobsintown.de is just like our version of jobsdb.com. I won't talk so much already... Looks at the ads below...





If I can choose a job like this, I will choose to be in the ATM dispensing Cash. Perhaps than there is no need for me to buy Toto.

Credits to: Spray Glue

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