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[doug123]

1. SENS Advancement
ImmInst Advisor, Dr. Aubrey de Gray's, Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence (SENS) are debated extensively in this online forum...

Shouild be Dr. Aubrey de Grey's

Just caught my eye....thought you guys might want to fix it...

[Live Forever]

It looks like Dr. Olshansky's name is misspelled "Olhsansky" as well

[jaydfox]

Tsk, tsk, Bruce.

Anyway, Fixed. Let me know if you spot anything else...

Edit: In fairness, Bruce copied much of the content from prometheus's "neo" page, where Olshansky's name was (and currently still is) misspelled...

[Bruce Klein]

Ah, thanks Jay.

[reason]

Now extensively is spelled "extensivley."

[Bruce Klein]

Corrected, thanks Reason.

[Centurion]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the past tense and particible of "spell" "spelt"? Being pedantic.

[jaydfox]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the past tense and particible of "spell" "spelt"? Being pedantic.

Depends on whether you speak a British or American variant of English.

[Live Forever]

Yeah, it is "spelled" in America. I think it is "spelt" in the UK, but if you did spell it that way in America, your English teacher would freak out.

[chubtoad]

spelt
n.
A hardy wheat grown mostly in Europe.

http://dictionary.re...om/browse/spelt