The smile of the man appears in the Red Sea, while the dark glasses suggest "the Red See", like a set of blood cells getting feedback about itself from professorial books, or from an outfit like Repeat Diagnostics or TA Sciences. The man seems to be wearing sunglasses fashioned from a "no-cloud" zone, a good example of figure-and-ground structuring for a mystic cloud scene. See a Map of The Arabian Peninsula to identify Medina, which seems to be pursued by the man's long nose. Note that his nostrils appear over the Dead Sea.
Music: Thinking is the Best Way to Travel by the Moody Blues.

I think this refers to a dental problem I have that I am researching.

Today is the anniversary of Perl Harbor Day. Coincidentally, I worked on my web page on genital warts this afternoon.

Coincidentally, today I installed my model of my treatment under telomerase activation, as I compute it would go if the rejuvenation rate were between 8 and 9 years per year. Perhaps, after 20 months, it is working about like I figured it would. I now take Chitosan to improve astragaloside IV bioavailability from the extract I am using. Hopefully, sufficiently strong telomerase activators like GAIA Herbs astragalus root extract rated at 1 mg astragalosides per 30 drops will continue to be readily available, although GAIA recently announced a new version cut down perhaps to 1 part in 13 that they describe as "500 mg crude herb equivilant". 5-10 mg of astragalosides daily 2 weeks out of 4 gives one a fairly decent shot at rejuvenation, it seems, and is in line with experiments attempted by other parties. Other possibilities include Astragaloside IV offerings from RevGenetics and Terraternal.

I had been misspelling "equivalent" as "equivilant", which works OK on the lip, but is not correct in print. I corrected it today in longevitychangelog.html and longevitysupplementvendors.html, in a number of places where it has stood for a couple of weeks. Thus I appear above with my lip over Wichita, Kansas, where it is being icily inspected by an intellectual to the West who realizes that a Schmoo knows how to pronounce things, but does not teach you to spell properly. It looks like my anti-aging medicine site is being inspected by Dr. Bill Andrews of Sierra Sciences. Do you like Green Eggs and Ham? As a student of anti-aging medicine and life extension, I correspond with professorial characters, so that my web site on the discipline is the subject of serious scrutinty. Most recently I wrote to Baba Ram Dass, a PhD, who now lives on a Hawaiian island, hoping that he would find TA Sciences, RevGenetics, and Terraternal equipped with anti-senescence drugs that can bring him back around to a 25 year-old state in 7 or 8 years. Of course, this sounds like an assertion to be examined with sceptical caution by high-brow scientists. Here a high-brow professor type seems to encounter me as a Dr. Seuss character with my lip hovering over Wichita, Kansas.