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Baton Rouge Is Burning: LSU’s Absurd Year, Translated by an LSU Person

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By Adam Henderson, Adam Henderson
| ​​Split Zone Duo Podcast
Graphic by Hector Diaz. Photos via Imagn Images/Reuters Connect. Editor’s note from Alex: This week’s newsletter comes from Adam Henderson. He is an LSU alum living, working, and tailgating in Baton Rouge. You can follow him on Bluesky @dimmadome.bsky.social and Instagram @franklymydearidontgiveadam. We asked Adam if he would join us to explain the ins and outs of his LSU fandom experience during a time of, let’s say, “athletic turbulence.” Here’s Adam.
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A virtual trial framework for generating clinical evidence in orthopedics demonstrated with humeral stem evaluation

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By Ghislain Maquer, Lukas Connolly, Adam Henderson, Olivier Verborgt, Philippe Favre Verified, Christine Mueri, Jeff Bischoff
| Nature Verified
Abstract Conventional clinical and experimental approaches cannot systematically evaluate orthopedic implant fixation across the full breadth of patient anatomy, bone quality, and surgical variability. Yet, digital technologies can generate clinically actionable evidence and offer a path to complement conventional preclinical and clinical evaluation of medical devices.
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And The Valley Ranks: Top 10 Albums of the Year (& Lagniappe)

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By Adam Henderson
| And The Valley Shook
Pusha T will tell you that you probably teach an old dogs new tricks, but if the trick they know is good enough they’ll never need another trick. Push has hardly never not been a Coke Rapper, nor has he shied away from it, famously labelling himself as “cocaine’s Dr. Seuss.” But while people make jokes about it the desire for him to change has not been in demand.
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