DD4ME
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Hopefully this (ms st) was our annual stinker/quarky/uncharacteristic unfolding on the road. And we play a lot better on the road in 3 weeks.We all know we will have to beat Bama and the refs to win that game. Only chance we have for that game to be called even remotely fair is for them to lose both games against Mizzou and Vandy. We know that’s not happening. Just not sure what gives us the best chance for it to be called maybe 70:30…them having one loss or 2. Probably having only 1 loss.
Is Vandy for real? I haven’t watched a second of any of their games but they are 5-0 and scoring a ton of points. Nico looked like a legit QB against them last year and our defense bottled up Pavia. But our defense is worse this year and their offense seems to be a lot better. Hopefully that won’t even enter “interesting” territory and we cruise to a W at home.
What was the % Orange to White in the stands? On TV it looked almost 50/50. After the game it almost looked like a home game.Penn State knows how to do a white out game
Step 1. Don't let the opposing team buy up half of your stadium
Step 2. Wear white to the game
*Mississippi State should take notes
Miss, State should be ranked, even with loss. They've already beat one ranked team and the way they played us makes me think they are better than most teams in the country.Nope. No way we move up. Guarantee FSU stays in front of us to prop up Bama’s loss. We will stay same or maybe even drop a spot or 2. Vandy will probably jump us too. Winning on road in SEC in OT against a 4-0 team deserves to be penalized.
Our fans were loud- but we still only had less than 20% of the crowd. They ring the cowbells when they are on offense, too.Why did we not make more noise when they had the ball? That is allowed in the opponent’s stadium. Sounded like we had no one there.
Breakthrough in Bone Fracture Treatment: China's "Bone-02" Adhesive
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....reports from multiple credible sources confirm that Chinese researchers have developed a revolutionary medical adhesive called Bone-02, often referred to as "bone glue." This innovation, unveiled in early September 2025 by a team at Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital in Zhejiang Province, can bond fractured or shattered bone fragments in as little as 2-3 minutes, even in blood-rich surgical environments where traditional adhesives typically fail. It effectively eliminates the need for invasive surgeries involving metal plates, screws, or implants, potentially transforming orthopedic care worldwide.Key Features and How It Works
Clinical EvidenceBone-02 has been tested on over 150 patients in China, with strong results on safety and efficacy. No major adverse reactions were reported, and it has shown promise for complex fractures (e.g., shattered bones from accidents). Chinese health authorities have approved its clinical use, with rollout planned in hospitals soon. However, broader international trials are needed for global adoption, including validation for diverse fracture types and long-term outcomes.
- Rapid Bonding: The glue is injected directly into the fracture site via a minimal incision, achieving precise fixation in under 180 seconds. In one clinical trial, a procedure that would normally require hours for implanting steel hardware was completed in less than 3 minutes.
- Bioabsorbable Design: Unlike metal implants, Bone-02 is fully biodegradable and naturally dissolves as the bone heals, avoiding a second surgery for removal and reducing risks of infection, rejection, or hardware-related complications.
- Strength and Durability: Lab tests show it provides a maximum bonding force exceeding 400 pounds, with a shear strength of ~0.5 MPa and compressive strength of ~10 MPa—comparable to or better than some existing bone cements, though without their adhesive limitations.
- Inspiration from Nature: The adhesive mimics the underwater adhesion mechanism of oysters, which cling firmly to surfaces in wet, dynamic conditions. This allows it to perform reliably in the body's moist, bloody surgical fields.
Potential Impact
This could drastically shorten surgery times, lower costs, accelerate recovery, and make treatments more accessible—especially in resource-limited settings. Experts describe it as a "paradigm shift" toward minimally invasive, patient-centered care, potentially replacing traditional methods for many cases. That said, it's not a universal fix yet; challenges like scalability, cost, and training for surgeons remain, and it's still in early deployment stages." GROK
(AI) - "dental bonding uses a tooth-colored composite resin to repair minor cracks, providing a minimally invasive and affordable alternative to crowns for small fractures, chips, and other cosmetic imperfections. The process involves applying, shaping, and hardening the resin with a light, and while it's a versatile solution for many issues, crowns offer greater durability for more extensive damage. "When will science create a tooth adhesive to repair cracks in teeth instead of having to use crowns?
Looks like it is here in this thread @OGbabyaviVolWow, did we need this week to get here desperately! 4-1 entering the bye is probably where we all thought we would be before the season started. What we didn’t expect is for the defense to be struggling so much, for Joey Aguilar to be so so good, for the injuries to be devastating so early in the season, and for our record to be where it is because we dropped a game to Georgia in OT that we should have won and won a game in OT at MSU that we might should have lost. So, the net is we are still 4-1, and have a lot to look forward to if we can get healthy and correct our mistakes.
Keys to win the bye week:
1. GET HEALTHY ON DEFENSE! This is the most important key these next 2 weeks. We have weathered a lot of adversity the first 5 weeks. Now, we need everyone back healthy and to hope McCoy is ready to be back close to what he was pre-injury.
2. Can we please practice fundamental tackling and taking better angles in the off week? Both have been atrocious for our defense.
3. Get every single offensive skill position player on the JUGS machine every day all day (except Brazzell), and especially Kitselman, Staley, and all the RBs!
4. Coaches, you have some things to evaluate schematically (defense) and with in-game decisions we are making, as well as clock management mistakes (Heup). These things need corrected just as much as the things above.
Do these things, hone in on fundamental
Football, and we win the bye week and should be prepared for the next 4 game gauntlet before our next bye. LETTUCE GO!
ONE TEAM, ONE HEARTBEAT!
