PHOTOS: Felony Larsen

Cute (in a Grey’s Anatomy kind of way — the text book, not the TV series).

But, photo #2, holy moley stay out of the sun!!!

…All you have to do is “connect the dots” to figure that one out.

Still, the rest of him is spot on!

(LOL, I couldn’t resist)

Mar 22, 2010 at 9:03 am · @Reply · Flag

@Rob Tisinai:

From The New York Times:

People with many moles may be more susceptible to skin cancer, but a new study suggests that their cells may age more slowly than those of people with fewer moles.

After adjusting for age, they found that the women with the most moles also had the longest telomeres — the equivalent of a difference of six to seven years less cell aging compared with those who had the fewest moles. The paper appears in the July issue of Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention.

“I haven’t found the elixir of youth,” Dr. Bataille said. “The next step is research to find out if this has clinical implications.”

The authors acknowledge that moles are influenced by environmental and genetic factors, and that this study does not prove that longer telomeres cause moles to endure.

Moreover, Dr. Bataille said, this does not mean that having moles is necessarily a good thing. “As a dermatologist,” she said, “I want to emphasize that if a mole changes in size, shape, or color, you should see a doctor.”

for complete article, click on link below)

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07.....aging.html

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Well, Rob, my dad was a pinto bean too and he lived to well into his nineties. So, I suppose you just have to connect the dots to find the fountain of youth — that and botox, of course.

Or you can be reincarnated as a Mole Rat.

“The Naked Mole-Rat: A New Long-Living Model for Human Aging Research”

http://biomedgerontology.oxfor.....9.abstract

Mar 23, 2010 at 2:50 am · @Reply · Flag