Doctor rats on mother for using baby formula made with goat's milk

[green73]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=USmK2qSOsvs
http://youtu.be/USmK2qSOsvs

[angelatc]

Do people not know how to search to see if information is already posted here, or what?

[Anti Federalist]

Do people not know how to search to see if information is already posted here, or what?

LOL - Having a bad morning?

I know I try, but I've had many search "fails".

Especially when it is just a video and no transcript.

With a transcript on a particular news story, you can search the names.

[green73]

Do people not know how to search to see if information is already posted here, or what?

Sorry, I'm new to the forum, but I did do a couple searches, fwiw.

[angelatc]

LOL - Having a bad morning?

I know I try, but I've had many search "fails".

Especially when it is just a video and no transcript.

With a transcript on a particular news story, you can search the names.


As a matter of fact, I just poured my first cup of coffee. Hrmpf.

Goat. One word This: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?423900-Baby-s-mother-in-trouble-with-state-over-homemade-goat-s-milk-formula&highlight=Goat

[green73]

As a matter of fact, I just poured my first cup of coffee. Hrmpf.

Goat. One word This: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?423900-Baby-s-mother-in-trouble-with-state-over-homemade-goat-s-milk-formula&highlight=Goat

Yeah, I did 'goat' in a title search. It evidently ignores "goat's".

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/search.php?searchid=9236697

[Occam's Banana]

One thing I have found useful when it comes to seeing if someone has already posted a particular (YouTube) video is to use the unique 'v=' identifier as the search term. In every YouTube link, there will be a string of (mostly alphanumeric) symbols following 'v=' (and sometimes followed by "&...") that will uniquely identify that particular video (vBulletin uses this code in the [video] tag).

For example (from the OP - square brackets replaced by parentheses):

(video=youtube;USmK2qSOsvs)https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=USmK2qSOsvs(/video)
http://youtu.be/USmK2qSOsvs

"USmK2qSOsvs" would be the search term to use. Of course, this only works for YouTube videos. It won't work for articles unless they include a link to a YouTube video. And it won't work for separately uploaded vids of the same clip.

[youngbuck]

Don't volunteer potentially incriminating information to your doctor, including whether or not you own firearms (just say you don't own any).