Dan is a medical doctor (whose name of the trade comes from Theo Vennemann’s recently reconstructed Protovasconic „*bede”, much later giving Latin „Mēdeo, Medēri”, meaning „to render a human being integer”). Cunningly, „*bede” is nothing else but Pregreek, and Daco-Romanian, genuinely Pelasgian (Vlasgian) „bade”. Greek „Andromede” is therefore Protovasconic „Ander”, girl, composed with *bede – „an integer young woman”, thus meaning „virgin”. „Mēdeo, Medēri” is defective, for it has no perfect, is also deponent, having no passive, and is dual, for its complements are formed with Dative, as well as the Accusative... Dan is the prickly and humbly erudite, but blogorrheic author of Georgipedia (Enciclopedia iosefină) (ENIO), „Irismeister’s Review of Books”, „Legea Strămoşească”, „Abaris the Hyperborean”, and many essays, as diverse as „Cardinal Homeopathy”, and „Trans Iridial Studies”. He works in France, and everywhere, as a Romanian „bade”.