Re: High-Quality Medical Sites

[Guest guest]

Here's a special search engine tip from Dummies Daily:

Medical World Search is a special search engine that " crawls " though

sites that deal with medical issues and are deemed " high quality " by

the service's editors. You can search through the major search engines

it carries or restrict it to one. Choices include InfoSeek, PubMed

Medline, HotBot, Alta Vista, and Webcrawler.

http://www.mwsearch.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Susie,

When I tried this site all I got was a message that read " Connection

refused " . Do you know why?

> http://www.mwsearch.com

>

I am so glad that you had such a good time. You two deserve it. When you

get together in a couple of months where will you be living? Rob will

really have some adjusting to do, retirement & a new home, but I know you

will make it easier for him. I wish the two of you all the best and hope he

doesn't keep you too busy to post here. Thanks for all your help.

~~~Faye~~~

[Guest guest]

Faye, I forget who submitted that URL ... Bill Eastman? ... but it didn't

work for me either. I am glad you are doing so well. I think we do need to

focus on getting your morning fasting bg's lower, as you yourself

acknowledge. But I think you should be proud of your progress ... including

the new knowledge you have worked so hard on.

Susie

[Guest guest]

It must have worked for me at least once because I have a bookmark on it! This

is how I have it marked.

http://www.mwsearch.com/

*hugs* Toni

OtterCritter wrote:

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> Faye, I forget who submitted that URL ... Bill Eastman? ... but it didn't

> work for me either. I am glad you are doing so well. I think we do need to

> focus on getting your morning fasting bg's lower, as you yourself

> acknowledge. But I think you should be proud of your progress ... including

> the new knowledge you have worked so hard on.

>

> Susie

>

>

[Guest guest]

Susie, is that URL correct? When I tried to 'go there' I got a " document

contains no data " notice from Netcom (my ISP).

rjm

OtterCritter wrote:

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> Here's a special search engine tip from Dummies Daily: <snip>

> http://www.mwsearch.com

>

[Guest guest]

I think Dummies Daily were the dummies this time, Jim. I couldn't make that

URL work after several tries. I use MSIE 5, so maybe it depends on the

browser one uses, but http://www.mwsearch.com was a dud for me too. I

should have test-driven it before posting to the group.

Susie

[Guest guest]

It does not work for me from home. I'll try from work.

Re: High-Quality Medical Sites

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>It must have worked for me at least once because I have a bookmark on it!

This

>is how I have it marked.

>http://www.mwsearch.com/

>*hugs* Toni

>

>OtterCritter wrote:

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>> Faye, I forget who submitted that URL ... Bill Eastman? ... but it didn't

>> work for me either. I am glad you are doing so well. I think we do need

to

>> focus on getting your morning fasting bg's lower, as you yourself

>> acknowledge. But I think you should be proud of your progress ...

including

>> the new knowledge you have worked so hard on.

>>

>> Susie

>>

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>

[Guest guest]

Did notwork from work either

Re: High-Quality Medical Sites

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>>It must have worked for me at least once because I have a bookmark on it!

>This

>>is how I have it marked.

>>http://www.mwsearch.com/

>>*hugs* Toni

>>

>>OtterCritter wrote:

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>>> Faye, I forget who submitted that URL ... Bill Eastman? ... but it

didn't

>>> work for me either. I am glad you are doing so well. I think we do need

>to

>>> focus on getting your morning fasting bg's lower, as you yourself

>>> acknowledge. But I think you should be proud of your progress ...

>including

>>> the new knowledge you have worked so hard on.

>>>

>>> Susie

>>>

>>>

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