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Understanding Ear Wax Removal: How Audiology Can Help Maintain Your Hearing Health

Ear wax, or cerumen, is a natural substance produced by the glands in your ear canal. It plays a crucial role in protecting your ears by trapping dust, debris, and microorganisms. However, excessive ear wax buildup can lead to discomfort, hearing loss, and other complications. If you're struggling with ear wax issues, our audiology clinic offers professional ear wax removal audiology services to ensure your ears stay healthy and your hearing remains clear.

Why is Ear Wax Important?

Before we delve into ear wax removal, it's essential to understand the role ear wax plays in ear health. Ear wax:

Protects: It acts as a barrier, preventing dust, dirt, and other foreign particles from reaching the delicate inner ear.

Moisturizes: It helps keep the ear canal skin from becoming dry and itchy.

Antibacterial Properties: Ear wax has properties that can help prevent infections.

However, sometimes the ear produces too much wax, or the wax doesn't naturally exit the ear canal, leading to a buildup that can cause issues.

Signs of Ear Wax Buildup

You might need ear wax removal if you experience:

Hearing Loss: A common symptom of impacted ear wax.

Earache or Discomfort: Pain or a feeling of fullness in the ear.

Tinnitus: Ringing or buzzing sounds in the ear.

Itchiness: Persistent itching in the ear canal.

Dizziness: In severe cases, ear wax buildup can affect balance.

Why Choose Professional Ear Wax Removal?

While there are various over-the-counter remedies for ear wax removal, they can sometimes do more harm than good. Professional ear wax removal performed by an audiologist is safe and effective for several reasons:

Expertise and Experience: Audiologists are trained to handle ear wax removal with precision, minimizing the risk of damage to the ear canal or eardrum.

Proper Tools: We use specialized instruments and techniques, such as microsuction and irrigation, to remove ear wax gently and efficiently.

Comprehensive Care: A visit to our clinic includes a thorough examination of your ears to ensure there are no underlying issues contributing to the ear wax buildup.

Our Ear Wax Removal Methods

At our audiology clinic, we offer several safe and effective ear wax removal methods:

1. Microsuction

Microsuction is considered one of the safest and most effective methods for ear wax removal. This technique involves using a small suction device to gently remove the wax from the ear canal under the guidance of a microscope. It's a quick and painless procedure with minimal risk of complications.

2. Irrigation

Ear irrigation involves using a controlled flow of water to dislodge and flush out ear wax. This method is particularly effective for softening and removing larger buildups of wax. Before irrigation, we ensure the ear drum is intact and there's no infection, making the procedure safe.

3. Manual Removal

In some cases, manual removal using specialized tools may be the best option. This method allows the audiologist to carefully extract ear wax, especially if it's hard or impacted. The procedure is performed under magnification for precision and safety.

Preparing for Your Ear Wax Removal Appointment

To ensure a successful and comfortable ear wax removal experience, follow these tips:

Avoid DIY Remedies: Refrain from using cotton swabs, ear candles, or other at-home treatments that can push the wax deeper or cause injury.

Hydrate Your Ears: If advised by your audiologist, use ear drops to soften the wax a few days before your appointment.

Be Honest: Share your medical history and any symptoms with your audiologist to help them choose the best removal method for you.

Aftercare Tips

After your ear wax removal, follow these aftercare tips to maintain healthy ears:

Keep Ears Dry: Avoid getting water in your ears for a few days to prevent irritation.

Monitor Symptoms: If you experience discomfort, itching, or hearing issues, contact your audiologist.

Regular Check-Ups: Schedule regular ear exams to monitor ear wax buildup and overall ear health.

Conclusion

Professional ear wax removal is a safe and effective way to ensure your ears stay healthy and your hearing remains clear. At our audiology clinic, we are committed to providing you with the highest standard of care using the latest techniques and tools. If you're experiencing symptoms of ear wax buildup or just want to maintain optimal ear health, book an appointment with us today. Let us help you enjoy the sounds of life without discomfort or obstruction.

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TikTok on the Clock // Daniel Ricciardo

One of the best things to come out of the pandemic lockdown was finally giving in to the urge to download TikTok. You had quickly grown addicted to scrolling through the mix of eclectic videos that popped up on your “for you page” and soon enough decided to start posting some yourself.

It did not take long for Formula 1 fans to make the connection between your account and who your boyfriend is — Daniel Ricciardo was many things but subtle was not one of them and he had a tendency to “accidentally” interrupt you while you filmed.

You kept the account going long after restrictions eased and hopped on many of the trends that made their rounds on the app. This year, you were feeling slightly evil. You have been putting together a compilation of hilarious (if you did say so yourself) pranks that you pulled on your boyfriend since the season began and were just about to hit upload as the countdown began.

You put down your phone and turn to give Daniel your full attention.

Ten

Nine

Eight

Seven

Six

Five

Four

Three

Two

One

His lips taste like champagne.

Happy New Year!

“Hey Dan?”

“Mmh.”

“Maybe stay off TikTok for a bit.”

“What did you do?”

One

You loved the Australian Grand Prix. Your boyfriend’s home race was a spectacle on the track and a great opportunity to spend time with his family off the track.

As usual, you flew out to Perth a bit early before switching coasts for the race. You were busy in the kitchen, putting the finishing touches on dinner as you prepared to host everyone that evening. When everything was mostly done, you started recording on your phone and leaned it against the wall inconspicuously before calling for your boyfriend.

“Hey, babe?” You pour a heaping pile of salt on a spoon.

“Yeah?” You can hear Daniel from across the house.

“Can you come taste my sauce?” You dunk the spoon in a pot of your tomato sauce and pick up just enough to hide the salt.

He basically runs to the kitchen, “test taster reporting for duty.”

You bring the spoon to his mouth, “I used your nonna’s recipe.”

His eyes screw shut and his mouth puckers, “my-my nonna’s recipe?”

“Your mom shared it with me. Isn’t it delicious?”

“Yeah,” his voice cracks. “Delicious.”

You look at his face again and fight a losing battle not to laugh as he desperately tries not to offend you and his grandma.

You reach towards your phone as giggles escape you.

Daniel finally realizes he’s been tricked, “are you serious?”

You point the camera towards your boyfriend, “you should’ve seen your face.”

“You’re so mean to me,” he pouts.

Two

“Babe?” You questioned coming through the front door. You had spent the day loading up on groceries and stopping by a few boutiques that caught your eye. This was the perfect opportunity to finally pull one over on your boyfriend.

“I’m in here,” you drop your bags in the foyer and follow Daniel’s voice to where he’s lying on the living room sectional.

Your phone is stuck in your bra, the camera just peaking over your shirt. “My car told me I needed windshield wiper fluid while I was out.”

He lowers his phone but keeps his focus on it.

“So I pulled into a gas station and the guy working there gave me a really good deal. He told me I got it for 50 percent off and it was only $150 for me because of how sweet I was.”

Daniel’s head snaps up as he drops his phone.

“$150?”

“Yeah.”

“You paid $150?”

“Yeah …”

“For windshield wiper fluid?”

“Yeah? He told me it was a good deal!”

“Love,” you can’t tell if he wants to laugh or cry, “I could’ve done that for free. He ripped you off.”

“But it was 50 percent off?”

“It costs less than $5 to buy and then you just pour it in!” He gestures wildly, “this is my fault. How do I race for a living and literally collect cars without teaching my girlfriend how to change her own windshield wiper fluid?”

By this point you’re silently laughing which Daniel finally notices.

“Really? Really?” He turns around to face the back of the couch, “don’t talk to me.”

“Awww, baby. Don’t be mad at me,” you coo. “I think it’s cute how protective you got.”

“Still mad at you.” It’s hard to take him seriously with his face shoved into the leather couch, muffling his voice.

Three

You walk into the gym, your phone hidden in the pocket of your leggings, and take in the view of you shirtless boyfriend.

The fans will appreciate this one.

“Dan?”

He pauses his juggling on the stationary bike.

“My back’s really been bothering since I came back from my run. Do you think you can help me stretch it or something?”

He gets off the bike and walks toward you, “do you want me to call Michael? He won’t mind coming over to help with your back.”

“Don’t bother him. It’s nothing major,” you turn away from your boyfriend and quickly stick two pieces of pasta between your molars while he can’t see, “just need to loosen it up a bit.”

“Okay …” he spreads his palms across your back and applies some careful pressure. You bite down on the pasta, timing the crack with his movements.

“Oh my god.” You let your body go limp.

“Love? Are you okay?” He tries to hold you up but you collapse on the padded floor of the gym.

“Is it your back? What did I do? I knew we should’ve just called Michael. Oh my god.”

You take pity on your boyfriend, not wanting him to think that he actually broke your back for longer than a few seconds, “it was just pasta.”

“What?”

“The sound. It was just me biting pasta. It’s a prank trend.”

He lets go of your body and you fully drop to the floor.

“Are.” He pelts you with one of the balls he was juggling.

“You.” And another.

“Kidding.” And another.

“Me?” And another.

You run out of the gym laughing as he continues to chase you through the house, “I’m sorry! I’m sorry!”

“I thought I broke your back!”

[befuddledcinnamonroll]

Ooh, ok, I adore @respectthepetty's awesome gym bros pitch for our GMMTV boys, so now I want to hear everyone's top proposal for a group BL GMMTV series. Let's say at least 3 couples, but you can add anyone else that you want on top of that.

My pitch? A heist series.

Main couples: FirstKhaotung, MarcPoon, JoongDunk.

Khaotung has just graduated from college and returns home to discover his grandmother and a bunch of her neighbors have been forced out of their homes with meager compensation, due to a rich asshole developer/real estate tycoon. He calls his besties from college, Dunk & Marc, for help. They decide the only thing to do is to plan a heist to steal from the tycoon, both for the money to give to the people he victimized, and to humiliate him.

Dunk's older brother, Pepper, lives with his boyfriend Papang, who works a legit job now but used to run in shadier circles and still has a lot of connections. They start recruiting.

First is the mechanically minded one, and yes, he will be wearing those tank tops from Not Me with the long arm holes, and he has lots of tattoos. Khaotung is pretty much lost at the first smile.

Poon is a tech expert, comes across as nerdy but has quite a dominant side. Marc takes a while to realize what is going on between them, but is into it.

Joong is the muscle and at first Dunk underestimates him until they bond over a shared love of classic cinema.

Additional people on the heist team (some also related to other victims, some just people they connect with along the way):

Perth & Mond - not formerly paired, but they do have a makeout scene, because I want to test a theory about them.

AJ and JJ both in, and using their twinness as part of the heist shenanigans.

Milk and Namtan as a pair of super lethal lesbian assassins who were originally planning to kill the tycoon, but join the heist for the lols.

And because the Khun Feathers thing makes me so happy, Khaotung also has a Sun Conure that they train to help in the heist.

*edited in 2024 to remove an actor who shall not be named

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New SpaceTime out Monday

SpaceTime 20241028 Series 27 Episode 130

Our understanding of the evolution of the universe thrown into question

A new study has found the epoch of reionization a crucial period of the early evolution of the universe occurred at least 350 million years far earlier than previously thought.

Old data yields new secrets as NASA's DAVINCI is prepped for Venus mission

Due to launch in the early 2030s, NASA's DAVINCI mission will investigate whether Venus - a sweltering world wrapped in an atmosphere of noxious gases - once had oceans and continents like Earth.

China tests its first reusable satellite

China has successfully tested its first reusable satellite.

The Science Report

Hearing loss linked to Parkinson's disease.

Palaeontologists discover one Earth’s earliest life forms in the South Australian outback.

A third of frog habitats becoming arid.

Skeptics guide to anti-vaxers winning the PR battle

SpaceTime covers the latest news in astronomy & space sciences.

The show is available every Monday, Wednesday and Friday through Apple Podcasts (itunes), Stitcher, Google Podcast, Pocketcasts, SoundCloud, Bitez.com, YouTube, your favourite podcast download provider, and from www.spacetimewithstuartgary.com

SpaceTime is also broadcast through the National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio and on both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

SpaceTime daily news blog: http://spacetimewithstuartgary.tumblr.com/

SpaceTime facebook: www.facebook.com/spacetimewithstuartgary

SpaceTime Instagram @spacetimewithstuartgary

SpaceTime twitter feed @stuartgary

SpaceTime YouTube: @SpaceTimewithStuartGary

SpaceTime -- A brief history

SpaceTime is Australia’s most popular and respected astronomy and space science news program – averaging over two million downloads every year. We’re also number five in the United States.  The show reports on the latest stories and discoveries making news in astronomy, space flight, and science.  SpaceTime features weekly interviews with leading Australian scientists about their research.  The show began life in 1995 as ‘StarStuff’ on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC) NewsRadio network.  Award winning investigative reporter Stuart Gary created the program during more than fifteen years as NewsRadio’s evening anchor and Science Editor.  Gary’s always loved science. He studied astronomy at university and was invited to undertake a PHD in astrophysics, but instead focused on his career in journalism and radio broadcasting. Gary’s radio career stretches back some 34 years including 26 at the ABC. He worked as an announcer and music DJ in commercial radio, before becoming a journalist and eventually joining ABC News and Current Affairs. He was part of the team that set up ABC NewsRadio and became one of its first on air presenters. When asked to put his science background to use, Gary developed StarStuff which he wrote, produced and hosted, consistently achieving 9 per cent of the national Australian radio audience based on the ABC’s Nielsen ratings survey figures for the five major Australian metro markets: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth.  The StarStuff podcast was published on line by ABC Science -- achieving over 1.3 million downloads annually.  However, after some 20 years, the show finally wrapped up in December 2015 following ABC funding cuts, and a redirection of available finances to increase sports and horse racing coverage.  Rather than continue with the ABC, Gary resigned so that he could keep the show going independently.  StarStuff was rebranded as ���SpaceTime”, with the first episode being broadcast in February 2016.  Over the years, SpaceTime has grown, more than doubling its former ABC audience numbers and expanding to include new segments such as the Science Report -- which provides a wrap of general science news, weekly skeptical science features, special reports looking at the latest computer and technology news, and Skywatch – which provides a monthly guide to the night skies. The show is published three times weekly (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) and available from the United States National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio, and through both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

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✨WEEKLY JOURNAL 3✨

MY MOTHER

Her name is Habibah Binti Abd Majid. Born on 15 April 1965. She is the strongest people I know. When my dad fell ill, she’s the one to take care of him. When my brothers and sisters fell ill, again, she’s the one to care f or them. Even though she has many health problems such as highblood, eczema, diabetes and every other old people’s sickness, she is still standing strong everyday to look after all of us.

She is the most talented person I know. She can sew, knitting, crocheting, do a lot of art stuff such as bouquet, quilling, embroidering and the list kept on going. When I was having my “Khatam Ceremony” at MSU, she made me and my twin’s bouqet of flower! I really appreciate it! I love hand made stuff 🤍. Plus, it’s from my own mother. I love her so much.

But then, all life will face its ups and downs. Recently, my mother was diagnosed with lymphadenopathy on the left side of her tongue. The doctor said that it is a cancer stage 3. This November, she will undergo an operation to remove half of her tongue, and the doctor will operate her neck to remove the infected glands. It started with my mom unconsciously biting her tongue causing an ulcer. But it didn’t heal over time because her tongue kept on hitting the teeth. Ulcers should only take 2 weeks to heal at most. But my mom’s ulcer took over 2 months or more and still didn’t heal. I hope you guys will take note of our mistakes. Never take ulcers lightly.

My mom is so strong.. She can tell us the whole thing about the operation with a laugh when all of us are crying. She said she has accepted her fate that Allah will test us with sickness. I know all of this is true.. and the doctor said that the success rate is high. He also said that the fact that my mom can still feel pain, can taste food and still have an apetite to eat are good signs. It still pains me to hear what she must go through in order to heal.

I pray for my mom to heal so that she will not undergo the horrible operation.. My mom, my dad and my sister are on holiday at Perth, Australia. I hope she will take her time to ease her heart and mind there.

O Allah I beg your biggest pardon! Make it easy for my mom.

11/11 - My mom got admitted to the hospital.

13/11 - The day of the operation.

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hi! i'm haeil mun, i use they/them pronouns. very excited to bring my brain child here. he holds a very special spot in my heart, and i hope you all enjoy him just as much as i do! you can find his profile right here, and his biography linked here as well! i don't have a plots page, i prefer to brainstorm and get some connections happening naturally through discussion and/writing; so if you're interested in plotting please give this post a little heart, i'll come hit you up through dms! if you ever prefer using discord, let me know and i'll send you my handle ₊˚⊹♡ you can all find some facts about my boy down below the cut! ‹𝟹

he was born in south korea, but raised in perth, australia, and is fluent in english and korean despite having a strong accent when speaking both

born hard of hearing, he needs his hearing aids at all times for normal day to day life experiences and happenings, he only takes them off when he wants to be alone or be in silence, it is also his universal sign to not be bothered when in that state

knows how to communicate in australian, american and korean sign language; he is a big advocate when it comes to understanding and supporting those who are born with disabilities, and wants to be able to live in a world where everyone can treat each other with kindness

big cat dad; he has three service cats that are almost like his children or younger siblings, he enjoys volunteering at animal shelters and can be found taking care of and feeding stray cats

one of his biggest passions is dance, he loves dancing and finds it the perfect medium when it comes to expressing his feelings, whenever he's feeling any type of way, there's nothing a good dance session won't fix

extremely studious and a bit of an overachiever, he double majors in dance and literature with a minor in psychology; one of his dreams when growing up was to become a dance therapist, and help those in need find solstice and comfort in moving their bodies

a bit of a clean freak, his room can be seen as perfectly pristine and spotless

he can be seen as unapproachable and distant at first, but really, underneath it all, he is a very warm and caring person, he just needs to be treated with a little bit of patience and kindness

a huge anime and manga nerd, he's currently hyper-fixated on bleach and the a thousand-blood year war arc; he would be happy to prattle on about ichigo and his zanpakuto.

enjoys playing video games, a huge fan of management games like sims, stardew and civilization, also likes to play rpgs like pokemon and digimon

loves to cook, one of his love languages is acts of service, if he offers you to taste test, of gives you a tupperware filled with food, it means he likes you

extremely active, can be seen running in the morning or doing his daily yoga / pilates routine; tends work out his anger away or feelings away when he's stuck in his head

loves to learn new hobbies no matter how unconventional they are, he's been currently watching a bunch of slime asmr, and eyeing tutorials how to make them; maybe down the line he'll make his own

adopted and not ashamed of it, he's very close to his adoptive parents and loves to talk about them; they moved with him to south korea, and whenever he's not busy or at school, he can be found hanging out with them

strongly believes that cats are the superior species

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The Importance of Regular ENT Checkups for Hearing and Voice Health

Regular checkups with an ENT doctor or specialist are essential for maintaining good hearing and voice health. Your ears, nose, and throat are closely interconnected, and issues in one area can affect the others. An experienced ENT specialist can help identify and treat potential problems early, preventing more serious conditions that could impact your hearing, voice, and overall well-being.

Why Hearing Health Matters

Hearing is one of our most vital senses, and hearing loss can significantly impact our quality of life. An ENT doctor specializes in diagnosing and treating various hearing conditions, such as ear infections, tinnitus, and age-related hearing loss. With regular checkups, an ENT specialist can detect early signs of hearing issues, allowing for timely intervention.

For instance, frequent ear infections or a history of exposure to loud sounds can increase the risk of hearing loss. An ENT doctor can assess the health of your ears, recommend preventive measures, and provide appropriate treatments, such as hearing aids or surgery, if necessary.

Voice Health and Its Impact

Your voice is another crucial aspect of your health, and any issues with it can affect your ability to communicate effectively. ENT specialists are skilled in diagnosing and treating voice disorders, such as hoarseness, vocal cord nodules, or even more serious conditions like vocal cord paralysis.

Regular checkups with an ENT doctor ensure that your voice is in good condition, especially if you use it professionally, such as in singing or public speaking. Early detection of voice problems can lead to more effective treatments, such as speech therapy or vocal cord surgery, which can prevent long-term damage.

Preventive Care and Early Detection

Regular ENT checkups help in the early detection of issues related to both hearing and voice health. During a routine visit, an ENT specialist can conduct a thorough examination of your ears, nose, and throat, including hearing tests and a voice assessment. If any abnormalities are found, your ENT doctor can recommend treatments or further investigations to address the issue before it becomes more severe.

When Should You Visit an ENT Doctor?

You should schedule regular visits to an ENT specialist if you experience symptoms such as hearing loss, ringing in the ears, persistent hoarseness, or difficulty speaking. These signs may indicate underlying conditions that require professional attention.

In conclusion, regular checkups with an ENT doctor are crucial for maintaining both hearing and voice health. Whether you're experiencing subtle changes in your hearing or voice, a specialist can provide the care and treatment needed to keep you at your best. Don't wait for symptoms to worsen – prioritize your hearing and voice health today.

Author: Dr Leslie Koh

Who We Are

At the heart of our clinic is Dr Leslie Koh, a highly respected Internationally Fellowship-Trained ENT Specialist in Singapore. With a wealth of experience as the previous Director of the Rhinology Service at Changi General Hospital and a former Clinical Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School, Dr. Koh has dedicated his career to helping patients with general ENT conditions, as well as a sub-specialty interest in nasal and sinus conditions.

Dr. Koh’s journey to becoming one of the leading ENT specialists in Singapore began at the National University of Singapore. He honed his basic skills in various medical disciplines such as Respiratory Medicine, Emergency Care, General Surgery, General Medicine, and Orthopaedics, before finding his true calling in Otorhinolaryngology. His pursuit of excellence took him to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Perth, Western Australia, where he completed a fellowship in Rhinology and Advanced Skull Base Surgery.

Dr. Koh’s impact on the field of ENT is evident in his numerous publications in peer-reviewed journals, both locally and globally. He is a sought-after speaker and educator, having been invited to lecture and serve as faculty at courses and conferences around the world. His passion for training the next generation of ENT doctors led him to hold the titles of Clinical Associate Professor in the Duke-NUS School of Medicine, Senior Clinical Lecturer in the NUS-YLL School of Medicine, and Content Expert in the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine.

Dr. Koh is dedicated to providing his patients with the best possible care. He is a compassionate listener and understands the unique needs of each patient, utilizing his extensive experience to find the most suitable and cost-effective treatment options. This dedication to his patients and teaching earned him the SingHealth Quality Service Award (Gold) in 2022, as well as the Duke-NUS ‘Role Model for Students’ award in 2020. He continues to serve as a Visiting Consultant to Changi General Hospital and is passionate about imparting his knowledge and advanced sinus surgery techniques to the next generation of ENT doctors.

When you come to see us, you can expect to receive top-notch care from a physician and surgeon, who not only has the knowledge and skills to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions but also the compassion and empathy to understand your unique needs and provide accessible and specialised care. Whether you are an adult seeking relief from an ear, nose or throat issue; or a parent looking for care for your child, we are always here to support you.

Contact Us

Dr Leslie Koh

The ENT Specialist Centre Mt. Alvernia Hospital, Medical Centre D 820 Thomson Road #07-65, Singapore, 574623, Singapore

+65 6258 8638

enquiry@drlesliekoh.com.sg 

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[ad_1] Bowlers dominated the proceedings on day 1 in Perth. (PC: X.com) It’s a measure of how much Australia have dominated under lights with the pink ball in Adelaide that the Gabba Test is now seen as an ‘easier’ game. Even when it was justifiably labelled the Gabbatoir – where visiting teams went to get slaughtered – the near-century-old venue in Brisbane never saw the hosts win more than seven in a row. If, as expected, Australia complete the formalities on Sunday, it will be their eighth successive pink-ball triumph in Adelaide.  Make no mistake though, Brisbane will be a formidable challenge for Rohit Sharma and his men, especially after crashing down to Earth with a thud in Adelaide. From the time the glory years began with the 1989 Ashes win in England, Australia have won 26 of their 34 Tests at the Gabba. Their first defeat in more than three decades came courtesy the heist engineered by Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant in January 2021. And it took a similarly implausible passage of play, from Shamar Joseph bowling with a broken foot, to beat Australia earlier this year.  And while India will take plenty of encouragement from what happened nearly four years ago, Adelaide has compounded questions about the team selection and coaching staff. On a skiddy surface, was Harshit Rana a better bet than Akash Deep? And with batting under lights in the second and third sessions the greater challenge, did moving Rohit Sharma down to No. 6 make sense?  Most surprising was Morne Morkel’s admission of his unhappiness with the lengths India bowled on the first evening. When India won in 2018-19 and again two years later, the coach-bowling coach duo of Ravi Shastri and Bharat Arun were proactive rather than reactive. Also, you wouldn’t hear a word of criticism of the players in public. There were stern words, often, in the privacy of the dressing room, but no attempt to pass the buck in front of the microphone.  More than one player has spoken of how Shastri’s relentless positivity and Arun’s more understated, but meticulous, attention to detail played a part in the remarkable turnaround from 36 all out in the last pink-ball Test India played in Australia. A team that’s winning every match it plays almost doesn’t need coaching staff. Things run themselves. It’s when things go pear-shaped on the field that the support staff have to earn their corn and back up the captain.  Indian cricket’s biggest crisis is obviously that leadership. Had any other player scored 142 runs in his last 12 Test innings, the Dear-John-Goodbye letters would have been penned by now. But Rohit Sharma is no ordinary player. He has led the side through a difficult transition, often brilliantly, and come into his own as a Test player after a delayed start to his career.  But when you’re 37 and your numbers start to fall off a cliff, it presents selectors with the toughest questions. Greg Chappell, India’s coach in a tumultuous phase between 2005 and 2007, alluded to it in his interview with RevSportz’s Subhayan Chakraborty. Deposing a captain in the middle of a series could have huge consequences for dressing-room morale. India won’t do that. But Rohit’s race, at least in whites, looks to be run.  A captain struggling with his primary skill can also be distracted on the field. That’s where the coaching staff and senior players like Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah will need to pick up the slack. If Rohit seems listless, they need to find ways to pump up the volume and get the team playing with the intensity they showed in Perth. It won’t be easy. The Gabbatoir was called that for a reason, and if Mohammed Siraj thinks the Adelaide crowd was hostile, wait till he gets near the boundary in Brisbane. This itinerary was drawn up so that India would be hit hardest first up. They somehow dodged the blows and landed haymakers of their own in Perth, but Adelaide went on expected lines. They now need to survive part three of the horror trilogy in Brisbane to navigate what looks an increasingly difficult path to the World Test Championship final next summer.  

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[ad_1] Bowlers dominated the proceedings on day 1 in Perth. (PC: X.com) It’s a measure of how much Australia have dominated under lights with the pink ball in Adelaide that the Gabba Test is now seen as an ‘easier’ game. Even when it was justifiably labelled the Gabbatoir – where visiting teams went to get slaughtered – the near-century-old venue in Brisbane never saw the hosts win more than seven in a row. If, as expected, Australia complete the formalities on Sunday, it will be their eighth successive pink-ball triumph in Adelaide.  Make no mistake though, Brisbane will be a formidable challenge for Rohit Sharma and his men, especially after crashing down to Earth with a thud in Adelaide. From the time the glory years began with the 1989 Ashes win in England, Australia have won 26 of their 34 Tests at the Gabba. Their first defeat in more than three decades came courtesy the heist engineered by Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant in January 2021. And it took a similarly implausible passage of play, from Shamar Joseph bowling with a broken foot, to beat Australia earlier this year.  And while India will take plenty of encouragement from what happened nearly four years ago, Adelaide has compounded questions about the team selection and coaching staff. On a skiddy surface, was Harshit Rana a better bet than Akash Deep? And with batting under lights in the second and third sessions the greater challenge, did moving Rohit Sharma down to No. 6 make sense?  Most surprising was Morne Morkel’s admission of his unhappiness with the lengths India bowled on the first evening. When India won in 2018-19 and again two years later, the coach-bowling coach duo of Ravi Shastri and Bharat Arun were proactive rather than reactive. Also, you wouldn’t hear a word of criticism of the players in public. There were stern words, often, in the privacy of the dressing room, but no attempt to pass the buck in front of the microphone.  More than one player has spoken of how Shastri’s relentless positivity and Arun’s more understated, but meticulous, attention to detail played a part in the remarkable turnaround from 36 all out in the last pink-ball Test India played in Australia. A team that’s winning every match it plays almost doesn’t need coaching staff. Things run themselves. It’s when things go pear-shaped on the field that the support staff have to earn their corn and back up the captain.  Indian cricket’s biggest crisis is obviously that leadership. Had any other player scored 142 runs in his last 12 Test innings, the Dear-John-Goodbye letters would have been penned by now. But Rohit Sharma is no ordinary player. He has led the side through a difficult transition, often brilliantly, and come into his own as a Test player after a delayed start to his career.  But when you’re 37 and your numbers start to fall off a cliff, it presents selectors with the toughest questions. Greg Chappell, India’s coach in a tumultuous phase between 2005 and 2007, alluded to it in his interview with RevSportz’s Subhayan Chakraborty. Deposing a captain in the middle of a series could have huge consequences for dressing-room morale. India won’t do that. But Rohit’s race, at least in whites, looks to be run.  A captain struggling with his primary skill can also be distracted on the field. That’s where the coaching staff and senior players like Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah will need to pick up the slack. If Rohit seems listless, they need to find ways to pump up the volume and get the team playing with the intensity they showed in Perth. It won’t be easy. The Gabbatoir was called that for a reason, and if Mohammed Siraj thinks the Adelaide crowd was hostile, wait till he gets near the boundary in Brisbane. This itinerary was drawn up so that India would be hit hardest first up. They somehow dodged the blows and landed haymakers of their own in Perth, but Adelaide went on expected lines. They now need to survive part three of the horror trilogy in Brisbane to navigate what looks an increasingly difficult path to the World Test Championship final next summer.  

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Why Get a Tinnitus Assessment?

If you have ringing in the ears (tinnitus) it’s important to get an assessment. This will be done by an audiologist and usually includes a hearing test.

The good news is that tinnitus is very treatable. There are many different approaches and most people find their tinnitus disappears within 12-24 months of starting treatment.

Causes

Although tinnitus assessment perth is usually associated with hearing loss, there are many other health conditions that can trigger it. Some of these include blood vessel disorders, such as atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, and kinked or malformed vessels; thyroid problems; and migraines and autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. Other factors that can affect tinnitus are noise exposure, stress, and sleep disturbances.

Some people who have tinnitus say it sounds like ringing, buzzing, roaring, whistling or hissing in the ears. This sound is only heard by the person who has it and can be continuous or intermittent. It can also vary in pitch and tone.

A doctor or audiologist can diagnose tinnitus by doing a physical examination and checking your ears. He or she may also refer you to an ear, nose and throat (ENT) specialist for further tests. If the tinnitus is caused by an underlying health condition, treatment of that disease should help your tinnitus.

Diagnosis

In most cases, tinnitus is caused by an underlying hearing loss. It can appear as ringing, buzzing, humming, or whooshing noises that occur in one or both ears and often impact quality of life.

The first step in diagnosing tinnitus is to see your primary care doctor for a basic exam. They’ll examine your ear canals to check for earwax or fluid, and ask about any medications you’re taking (tinnitus is sometimes a side effect of certain drugs).

If your tinnitus is persistent, an otolaryngologist or audiologist can evaluate it using hearing and tinnitus tests. These can include tympanometry, which measures sound waves reflected by your ear drum, and audiometry to determine how much hearing loss you have. Your doctor may also order neuroimaging, such as an MRI or CT scan, to look for any structural problems in your head and neck that could be the cause of your tinnitus. They might also use electronystagmography, a test that assesses balance and movement.

Treatment

If the ringing in your ears is caused by an underlying condition, such as high blood pressure or a jaw problem, treating the problem may help with your tinnitus. Your GP will check your ears, and may refer you to an ear, nose and throat (ENT) specialist for hearing tests.

Most tinnitus is subjective, meaning that only you can hear it. In some cases, such as pulsatile tinnitus, which sounds like your heartbeat, the sound can be heard by others through a stethoscope or other device.

Treatments include counseling, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, which teaches you to change your reaction to your tinnitus and helps you learn coping techniques. Masking devices play a quiet background noise to make your tinnitus less noticeable. Other treatments include relaxation and stress management. Newer treatments use transcranial magnetic stimulation to reduce neural pathways that are involved in perception of tinnitus. These treatments are usually short-term and work best when combined with counseling.

Follow-up

For some hearing loss in australia, a definite cause of the tinnitus will never be found. This is particularly true for those who suffer from tinnitus associated with a neurological condition such as tinnitus that follows exposure to excessive noise or neurological tinnitus, which may result from a stroke, tumour, head trauma or other conditions.

These patients often find that their tinnitus can be managed in other ways, including using cognitive-behavioural therapy to learn to ignore the tinnitus. Other strategies include avoiding loud noises, taking precautions in the workplace and limiting alcohol, caffeine and nicotine intake.

This scoping review suggests that many help-seekers are dissatisfied with the quality of their healthcare experience, particularly at the initial stages of seeking care. However, satisfaction ratings appear to increase once the patient accesses specialised tinnitus clinics. It would be very helpful if healthcare providers could offer information about and/or refer patients to these services in the initial consultations. This would facilitate patients’ access to the tinnitus treatments that are most effective for them.

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Regular hearing assessments are crucial for maintaining good hearing health. Our comprehensive hearing evaluations include a series of tests to measure your hearing ability and identify any issues. Based on the results, we will develop a personalized treatment plan to address your needs.

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Choosing the right hearing aid can make a significant difference in your quality of life. We offer a wide range of hearing aids from leading manufacturers, ensuring that you find the perfect device to suit your hearing loss, lifestyle, and budget. Our fitting process includes:

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To keep your hearing aids functioning optimally, regular maintenance and occasional repairs are necessary. Our clinic offers:

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Protecting your hearing from damage is essential, especially if you are exposed to loud environments regularly. We offer custom ear protection solutions, including:

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If you are experiencing tinnitus, our specialists can help. We offer a range of tinnitus management options, including sound therapy, counseling, and hearing aids with tinnitus masking features, to help you find relief and improve your quality of life.

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The "Lighter Side" Items

#1:

There was once a lady who loved to buy anything "Marked Down". The last anyone heard, she bought an escalator.

#2:

A lady was once told by a Salesman a certain type of vacuum cleaner could cut her housework in half. She bought two of those vacuum cleaners.

#3:

Two men were speaking onboard a train traveling from Sydney to Perth once some years ago. One of them said, "My great, great, great grandfather came to Australia seeking fortune and freedom. It didn't last apparently, as my great, great, great grandmother came over on the next boat".

#4:

A father is a man who spends thousands of dollars on his daughter's wedding, only to read in the newspaper a few days later he happily gave her away at the wedding.

#5:

Top Ten Things You Don't Want To Hear Onboard The Aircraft Public Address System

A: "This is your Captain speaking. I am the walrus, I am the walrus, coo coo ka joo"

B: "Thank God there's no booze buses up here" (breath alcohol tests)

C: "Could all passengers please return to the seated position ready for landing......and for those in Mile High Class, please ensure your partners are returned to the sitting position as well, thank you"

D: "We'll be doing an unscheduled stop for a few minutes as the missus wants me to pick up some bread and milk on the way home"

E: "(Preceded by a loud fart) Please excuse me, I was tuning up to play in the Wind Section for my local Orchestra tonight"

F: "(Preceded by a screeching lady) Please excuse me, I thought this was the Men's bathroom"

G: "Welcome to the Scenic Railway roller coaster at Luna Park"

H: "We're off to see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard Of Oz"

I: "You put your left foot in, you put your left foot out. You do the Hokey Pokey and you shake it all about"

J: "Up, up and away, in my beautiful, beautiful balloon"

#6: (based on a true story, involving myself as the villain at a Grade 6 School Camp in early 1982, then age 12)

Particularly hungry one day, I ate three plates of Baked Beans. Bad mistake, as a few hours later I felt a low rumble in my stomach, I knew a fart was brewing.

Fortunately, as it was on a night where the students were expected to put on Stage Performances and I had been ignored and stopped by other students from participating in any performances, I didn't care who was doing what on stage. That year there were 6 teachers and at least 100 Grade 6 students at the camp in southwest Victoria.

It was during a performance by two girls who were singing, and who I didn't get along with in class or the school yard. As they reached the middle of their song, I felt my stomach rumbling, so I decided to be silent with the gas release. However, all of us were sitting in plastic chairs on metal legs.

Anyway, as one of the girls sang the words of, ".......and this is what he said......", I let the fart out, however, it was loud and somewhat long, amplified by the plastic chair itself, in a room that was dark except the stage itself. Expecting to be told off by anyone nearby, I was surprised to hear 100 other students and the 6 teachers burst out laughing, including the two girls on stage. One teacher in particular said to her colleague, "I'll pay that, that was good timing" as she laughed and clapped. And fortunately for me, because it was a darkened audience area, no one ever knew it was me.

#7: (jailor means prison guard)

What's the difference between a jailor and a jeweler? One sells watches, the other watches cells.

#8:

A truck driver was driving along a country road one day, when he went drive below a lower level railway bridge. Unfortunately his truck became stuck. A motorist pulled up and watched for half an hour as the driver unsuccessfully tried to free his truck.

Then with brilliant eloquence, the motorist said, "Tell me, are you stuck?", to which the truck driver replied, "No. I was delivering the railway bridge and I forgot the address.".

#9:

How do you know if a lady is wearing Tights? When she farts, her ankles swell.

#10:

A father in law was driving along one day when he was pulled over by Police. When the officer said, "Tell me, did you know your wife fell out of the car about half an hour ago?", the father in law replied, "Thank God. I thought I'd gone deaf!"

#11:

One day a man was driving on a country road a couple of hundred kilometres (miles for US residents) northwest of Melbourne, when he passed a chicken farm. What caught his attention was that the chickens had four legs each, not the standard two.

Reaching the farm house, he said to the farmer, "I saw your chickens as I drove past. What's with the four legs on each one?". The farmer replied, "People like tasty chickens, so I bred mine to have two extra legs each".

The man asked, "Tell me, do they taste alright?", to which the farmer replied, "I don't know. They run so fast I can't catch any of them!"

#12:

Two old wanderers were walking along a country road one foggy night, when they came across a roadside Distance sign. Thinking they were in a cemetery, one said, "Geez, this one lived a long life". The other asked, "How old were they when they died?", to which the first one answered, "109. Miles, from Adelaide".

#12a:

In the early 1970s, to deal with a growing issue of unintentionally hurting ethnic minorities, a Variety Show in Melbourne, "Hey Hey It's Saturday", devised a completely fictional country, Biddleonia, taken from the name of the show's producer, a Mr Biddle. The intention was to use this country specifically for jokes that would otherwise fall foul of Censorship Rules. Needless to say, this became an unequalled success. The country was in the shape of a goat's head, a white flag flown upside down and an accent strangely linked to the original jokes. Below is the Biddleonian Soccer Team.

Goal Keepers:

Shefarts Sohard

Sheblew Hertightsoff

Defenders:

Mecars Abitrusty

Lars Persson

Onlyhas Forteeth

Centres:

Snake Sharma

Bernie Zarsoff

Blewie Zarsoff

Middle Persson

Madonna Kahnsing

Shebloodywell Kansing

Forwards:

Howbadsa Fartbeen

Halfadozen Marsbars

First Persson

Interchange:

Rubbish Binni

Trash Canni

Late Team Update - both Rubbish Binni and Trash Canni were left out last night. However, as no one collected them, they were brought back in.

#14: (This is a joke, not for real)

On almost all Forms one question is asked, the Sex or Gender, invariably Male and/or Female. Below was on a form that was unique

Sex/Gender:

[] Male [] Female [] None Of Your Business

[] Sorry, no we're British [] Are You Offering?

[] Your Place Or Mine

#15:

Marital Status:

[] Married [] Single [] Divorced [] Widowed

[] Been There Done That [] Not Interested

[] Not Falling For That S__t Again

[] Are You Offering?

#16:

On his deathbed, a very old Robin Hood said to Maid Marion and his followers, "Where this arrow lands is where I want to be buried", then let fly very unsteadily with his bow and arrow. It came to pass he was buried on top of the wardrobe (closet for US residents) in his and Maid Marion's bedroom.

#17:

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#20:

Once sighted in a Classifieds Section of a newspaper was the following Advertisement:

"For Sale, one large Couch (sofa for US residents). Hardly used, very comfartable (should read comfortable), please contact....."

#21:

"For Sale. One set of Encyclopaedia Britannica. Never used, as wife knows everything."

#22:

Strange Writings On Tombstones:

"Don't Laugh, You're Next"

"For Lease. One Small Room, Suitable For Single Occupant. Neighbours Are Dead Quiet"

"Here Is The Future Resting Place For Captain Kirk Of Starfleet Ship Enterprise, Born 2324 AD"

"I Expected This, But, Not So Soon"

"Now Do You Believe Me When I Said I Didn't Feel Alright?"

"For I Am Now, Soon You Shall Be. So Be Prepared To Follow Me", with the following written in chalk underneath "To Follow You I'm Quite Content, But, I'm Damned If I Know Which Way You Went"

#23:

The other day I heard there's a married couple whose last name is Tickle. The husband's name is Ron, the wife's name is Tess.

#24: (This is a true story I recall hearing when I was in Year 8, 1984 AD, at my former, first Secondary School)

The story went that a young lady whose last name was Ophelia was due to marry a young man whose last name was Dick. From the 1980s it became common practice for ladies to combine their last name with those of the men they married, eg, Mrs Reid - Smith, etc. However, in this case she didn't do this, instead taking on her prospective husband's last name only as hers.

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There must be a variety of levels of intelligence on Earth. Having all people smart is a horrible thing by Farida

     "The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination", Albert Einstein. Intelligence and smartness are not only about knowledge. They are about skills; therefore, IQ tests cannot determine your true intelligence. They only seek for your way of thinking which is incorrect. Since smartness isn`t only about knowledge, people have different levels of intelligence. Different levels of intelligence cause each individual to be different from the other or unique in their own way. Also that God created things perfectly just the way they should be. Moreover, having different levels of intelligence causes a connection between people.

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     Different and various levels of IQ cause each of us to be singular and extraordinary. Various levels of intelligence give each of us advantages and disadvantages. They cause one to be good at something another is not good at. For example, Gardner`s theory of multiple intelligences. Howard Gardner the Harvard psychologist believes that we have multiple or various types of intelligences.

1- Visual-Spatial Intelligence

2- Linguistic-Verbal Intelligence

3- Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

4- Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence

5- Musical Intelligence

6- Interpersonal Intelligence

7- Intrapersonal Intelligence

8- Naturalistic Intelligence

9- Existential Intelligence

each of the previously mentioned have their very own characteristics and levels of intelligence which causes each of them to be unique at something another is not good at or may not find interesting. This leads to different personalities, jobs, and characters. Having various levels of intelligence creates different characters among the world. Each of them being distinctive from one another.

Cherry, Kendra. “Know More. Live Brighter.” Verywell Mind, 2018, www.verywellmind.com/.

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     God created things impeccably. Because he only knows how each and every one of us truly feels on the inside, and because God destined specific things for specific people, they are going to happen no matter what. God heard conversations you did not hear and saw things you did not see, so he knows what is right for you, and if it is ethical or good for you, God will help you get to it. People nowadays think they only know what is right for them thus they undergo surgeries to improve their IQ and looks even though they are forbidden, and doing so gives them opportunities to use their IQ and beauty in evil acts. 

     Currently, people think that if all of them had the same level of intelligence, it will allow them to communicate better, and have better connections, but this is totally wrong. Smartness will never be the key to collaboration. Because we have different types and levels of intelligence, non of us are perfect. As mentioned before, every type of intelligence causes one to be good at something the other is not good at. Which creates a type of bond between people. Maybe one will face struggles in their life that they cannot pass, but having different people with different characters and abilities forces everybody to need the help of another. Using other people`s help one could pass their biggest struggles, but if we had people with the same levels of intelligence, they will never tend to communicate with one another because they know that they all have the same things.

     In a nutshell, God created things impeccably just how they should be. Which in fact, causes the connections between people because everybody is unique. Knowing this is important as the amounts of surgeries that change things in people such as IQ or smartness are increasing , and so is the danger and risk in them.

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