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  1. "Spam" that involves photos of friends' newly produced offspring is one of my favourite sorts of spam.4:02 AM Nov 10th from web
  2. @DrCris What about Al Gore, who invented it? :-)7:59 PM Nov 9th from web in reply to DrCris
  3. RT @prodigaljohn: Hey, did that just happen? Did we just raise $30,000 in 18 hours so a kindergarten in Vietnam could be built?7:59 PM Nov 9th from web
  4. RT @FakeAPStylebook: In medical stories, the opinions of doctors should be secondary to those of celebrities.1:59 PM Nov 9th from web
  5. @captain_atopic I quite liked that movie but if I wasn't a Meryl Streep fan, man would her voice would have gotten through to me.5:21 AM Nov 8th from web in reply to captain_atopic
  6. @DancerXavier It does look good. The title is enough really :-) Might have to catch it on DVD if I don't get it on the big screen.5:04 AM Nov 8th from web in reply to DancerXavier
  7. No Country for Old Men is an AWESOME movie. And I've had a borrowed copy of the book sitting on my shelf since January. I am "that person".3:57 AM Nov 8th from web
  8. @DancerXavier @diwtp Amen to that, sisters....2:12 PM Nov 7th from web in reply to DancerXavier
  9. @del_sa The number in lycra was sort of disturbing. In fact very disturbing.1:22 PM Nov 7th from web in reply to del_sa
  10. @DancerXavier Skype is awesome.4:47 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to DancerXavier
  11. RT @the_chaser_: Read the Andrew Olle Media Lecture by Julian Morrow (@moreoj) here - http://tr.im/Eoi55:52 PM Nov 6th from web
  12. RT @rlbates: RT@scanman “I’m not religious, but keep thinking, ‘Who put that cardiologist on the train?’ http://bit.ly/2QeGfE (via @Doc ...4:09 PM Nov 6th from web
  13. I appear to have the #retweets option. Should I use this for good or for evil?4:08 PM Nov 6th from web
  14. @diwtp It is a lovely picture.4:07 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to diwtp
  15. Excessively excited about getting this article, given it is Friday pm. But yay for the nice medical librarian who made it happen FAST.7:46 PM Nov 5th from web
  16. @DancerXavier Any recent reviews would be a good start as well, depending on if you need up to date or more historical research articles.4:29 PM Nov 5th from web in reply to DancerXavier
  17. @DancerXavier http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov... There are some tutorials there, which might be what you need or might not.4:28 PM Nov 5th from web in reply to DancerXavier
  18. @DancerXavier I checked that there were no similar cases with Google, MDConsult etc. I should know how to use PubMed as a one stop shop.4:04 PM Nov 5th from web in reply to DancerXavier
  19. @DancerXavier Try some of the bioscience d-bases. Also, there will be OBGYN and embryology texts that will reference papers like that.4:01 PM Nov 5th from web in reply to DancerXavier
  20. Figuring out the new Pubmed. Probably should have done so earlier.3:11 PM Nov 5th from web