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• So, based on the limited evidence out there, it does seem that regularly using a tongue scraper may help remove biofilms and improve bad breath. However, these reviews did find that the benefits of tongue scraping were shortlived and needed to be done using a specific technique to be effective.

• When users click on a month displayed in the top bar, a table of calendar days unfolds, allowing for left and right scrolling to switch between months. The new addition of scrollable Month Navigation Chips directly below this table brings an extra layer of convenience. This feature enables users to easily locate a specific month and swiftly transition to it.

• It's key to get a scrotal mass checked by a health care professional, even if you don't have pain or other symptoms. Some masses could be cancer. Or they could be caused by another medical condition that affects the health of the testicles and how well they work.

• He went on: “I went to the dermatologist and he looked and he went, ‘Oh Alan, that’s nothing to worry about. That’s just a normal part of scrotal ageing’.”

• Balraj Panwar secured India’s first Paris Olympics quota in rowing by securing third position in the men’s single scull event of the 2024 World Asian and Oceanian Olympic and Paralympic Qualification Regatta at Chungju in South Korea today. The 25-year-old rower from the Indian Army demonstrated remarkable performance by clocking 7 minutes and 1.27 seconds in the 2000-metre race and securing the quota. In the men’s single scull category, the top five finishers earn an Olympic berth.

• Te Awamutu College Under 18 double scull team Asarina Johnson (left) and Casey Lee Baker will compete in the 2024 Aon Maadi Regatta.

• Competitive intelligence on the leading market players, including their product developments, business strategies, key financials and segmental revenues

• Here, the equations represent mutual inductance and self-inductance of stator winding12,13,14.

• A week after violence rocked Bujumbura, leaving scores dead some semblance of normality has returned to Burundi’s capital. The UNited Nations has accused Burundi’s security forces of summary executions, arrests and houses to house raids. A claim rejected by authorities, who say the military acted in a professional manner.

• In monetary terms, Ukraine’s imports of coke and semi-coke declined by 4.6% to $263.429 million last year.

• The record for reading the maximum septillion numbers was set by Alfred Biju (born on November 3, 2014) of Idukki, Kerala. He read 10 numbers (each consisting of 27 digits) in the international number system from septillion to one hundred in 4 minutes and 38 seconds, at the age of 8 years, 3 months and 19 days, as confirmed on February 22, 2023.

• The model and Kering heiress dazzled in a strapless sequin gown of her own, in silver fringe. The design also had a subtler fringe hem and straight neckline. She wore her hair in a loose braid that she tossed to the side to display her enormous pearl drop earrings. 

• The study results demonstrated that lesions treated using serration angioplasty exhibited 49% less average recoil than plain balloon angioplasty. Stefan Stahlhoff (Arnsberg Clinic, Arnsberg, Germany) and Venita Chandra (Stanford University, Stanford, USA) led the RECOIL study as co-principal investigators.

• The National Weather Service in Birmingham, Alabama, later that day tweeted that the state would not be see any impacts from Hurricane Dorian. In a briefing at the White House on September 4, Trump showed a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather map to reporters which included a bubble drawn in black sharpie marker, basically extending the hurricane's path and thus including part of Alabama in its trajectory.

• ''Worst case scenario, some alcohol and baby wipes would probably take it off. That's how I got my son's sharpie art off the walls.

• The discovery highlights a previously unknown aspect of ice shelf dynamics and raises questions about the long-term stability of the Ross Ice Shelf in the face of climate change.

• US investigators have been scrutinising shimmy damper mechanisms from a Red Air Boeing MD-82 which suffered a main landing-gear collapse and runway excursion after touching down at Miami.

• Erik ten Hag admitted that Douglas Luiz’s shimmy celebration may have spurred his Manchester United players to beat Aston Villa and close the gap in the race for the top-four.

• Recent storms caused erosion on the beach in Lancing. Up to 12,000 cubic metres of shingle will be brought in to maintain defence to homes and businesses.

• This scientific study from 2013 tested three metal roofs against a shingle asphalt roof to learn how much energy they saved by deflecting heat and UV rays. The study found that “All three test roofs showed the potential for substantial energy savings compared to the asphalt shingle roof. They were highly effective in reducing the heat flow through the roof and ceiling and in reducing the diurnal attic-temperature fluctuations.”