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Keyword searching the Friends Timeline!

I need to do a keyword search on the Friends Timeline for a specific user account, but this doesn't seem to be supported by the Twitter API. Does that mean that I have to either do a keyword search on the public timeline and then compare the author's ids to the list of my Friends ids? OR Get statuses from my friends and keyword search it myself somehow?

Are those my only two options? How can I do that in C#/.NET? Is there a 3rd party API for keyword searching, or for selecting objects from a list contained in another list?

 

Your help is appreciated. Thanks!


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