I think they are for a film called the tenth planet www.imdb.com/title/tt2772...

I used to work just off Minge Lane and the sign was always getting knicked, looks like they have a solution now.

All ok, same old, same old 🤣, but everyone doing well

@glutenfreeal.co.uk hello stranger, how are things with you ?

an explaination as to why rapeseed protein carries an allergen warning can be found here www.allergenenconsultancy.nl/en/nieuws/ni...

None of the ELISA methods could detect hydrolysed wheat gluten when used as an ingredient, peptide fragments too small for antibodies to bind

The community dispersed across threads and instagram or some gave up on social media altogether. On twitter we used to have allergy hour, 8:30 to 9:30 on a Thursday evening. The only reason I still have a twitter account is because the schools use it as tool to communicate with parents

I have been using LinkedIn a lot more recently but it is a bit of an echo chamber in my profession, I find it difficult to get a dialogue going on there. Too much self congratulation. I have tried to get the food allergen community going again on here, but it is hard work.

Apologies for jumping in on the conversation, but the thing I mourn the most about the loss of twitter is the focused community groups, in my case, the food allergen community.It used to be a great leveler where researchers/HCPs could connect directly to those directly effected. all fractured now.

I Remember going to this, many years ago

She looks like the type of cat who judges everyone that does not feed her