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Top 20 per cent consume 35 kg of added sugar a year. http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/scratch-win-contest-launched-get-sporeans-reduce-sugar-intake SINGAPORE — The next time you buy a drink with less sugar at a Kopitiam or pick up bubble tea with reduced sugar level at Gong Cha, you could stand a chance to win prizes such as vouchers from electronics, shopping mall and supermarket brands. The Health Promotion Board (HPB) announced today (Oct 11) that it is launching a Scratch & Win contest with the aim to reduce sugar intake among Singaporeans. The contest, in partnership with coffee shops, food courts, hawker centres and food kiosk chains, will be held across nearly 800 outlets. HPB aims to have 1,000 participating outlets on board the contest by December. Sweetened drinks have been identified as a source of empty calories, contributing 200 calories or about 10 per cent of the average daily caloric allowance, the HPB said. Individually, Singaporeans currently consume, on average, 20 kg of added sugar per person per year, with the top 20 per cent consuming approximately 35 kg of added sugar a year. A major source of sugar is sweetened drinks - 60 per cent of Singaporeans consume two or more sweetened drinks a day

after the great earthquake that struck japan last year and japan released over 11million litres radioactive waste into the ocean which the water can flow anywhere and infected the marine life with nuclear radiation, and also the ocean is a place where people harvest for seafood. this is worrying as people will unknowingly eat the seafood which are radioactive. japan nuclear waste

Hi all, My family doesn't have the habit of consuming canned food except the canned abalone and stuff like that, once in a while is ok. I realized this when some volunteers knocked at my door and asked us to donate canned food. Since I don't have any canned food, no choice, but to pass them some cup noodles and a can of limpets, which is meant for CNY consumption. I used to buy canned food like baked beans, longan, lichi, mixed fruits, peaches and etc. My wife protested strongly about eating canned food and since then no more of them around. However, as part of Civil defence, we've been taught to store some of them in case of an emergency. Do you guys still do it? Regards,

As per topic,does engine brake consume fuel?Cuz it shot up to 3000RPM when i push in to 3rd gear at 60km/h,i tried to engine brake the vehicle to slow down.

feel like putting the ipod but i scared e battery run out faster. i have the thumbdrive option so i am guessing it will be less electricity hungry... any views?

Dear proton kakis, juz bought a 7yrs old wira would like to know will wira consume engine oil?? planning to use fully syn for my wira.