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How about using 'review' as a search term? Think about what kind of things people say when giving their reviews, things like 'value'. If you can't use the search function effectively, be creative or search google on how to use their (or most other) search engines to find useful info on...

It wouldn't be too hard to design a portable where the hot air is directed to a resevoir where meltable oils were at, that way they the melting of them wouldn't clog any aspect of the device. Currently I can't think of any options that fit the bill though, but I'm sure I'm overlooking something...

It depends on how you view capitalism, and what you think of the people who make it. I would first analyze the example of video games, because now a days the publishers suck, and punish those who buy the published versions. Alternatively to buying a game at retail, the consumer can now acquire...

Or the HA. Just needs finer screens. But if you had the HA you wouldn't be grinding anyways.

Everyone's going to have a different opinion. Sure, you can find people who you tend to agree with, as most people on this board all are looking for the same thing, but that being said, not everyone cares about the same things, so you would need to find the reviews of a person who is...

In addition to the use of a cell phone battery, how about a tray you can set the device down on to charge it akin to the 3DS charging tray?

You Sir make very valid points. It is critical to never be hypocritical, because that will be the end of it. Nobody is perfect, but at least some people are trying.

"First day at work for Google" Me "So, has anybody thought about making a tool to help people find what they're looking for faster?" ..... How about reading all the information already posted. You know, the stuff about how to perform a search properly?

If a cell phone battery is implemented, something that's still common would be good.

Sure, I'm using an aluminum can to make a shroud to direct the butane exhaust away from the heat-exchanger intake. It's easy to do, the problem is the polymer shroud that is already in place. I think the proximity effect is oxidizing it (more likely it's pyrolysis), so I'm going to have to shave...

Don't forget to tell them "Sorry means you'll change". So many people say sorry when the don't mean it.

It's reproducible with any vape where you can adjust the distance between the material and exchanger. That being said, the factor is related to the extent to which the material is in proximity to the exchanger, so data from any vape can be useful in this. I think it's important, because who...

The Hammer was a critical component to the formation of my theory. It's surprise differences in effects were analyzed via multiple experiments that has ultimately led to the theory. Though, it may have eventually been elucidated through the use of other vapes. I'm not happy until I can prove...

I didn't mean in my original post that QM had anything to do with the water. But I was adding to the overall equation, something bigger, and much more complicated.

Electron wrenches sir. ;) My Conduction Effect theory is centered about the reactivity of the singlet paramagnetic oxygen molecule. Oxygen in it's ground state is still paramagnetic, but in a triplet state, and therefore very unreactive, since most things are in singlet states. The singlet...

I have much to say about the topics that have derailed this thread, but in the meantime I'd like to post a followup to the original article. http://reason.com/archives/2013/05/08/even-in-2013-parents-who-use-marijuana-r

I don't know. I do know the Herbalaire is very light, I suspect it would remain intact.

OF, I'd like to bring quantum mechanics into the equation with something I'm terming Conduction Effect. Conduction Effect is something I suspect is responsible for X-factor in some instances. I will elaborate more when I have more to contribute on it. At the moment it isn't much. Satyrday...

5 minutes is if you really don't want to let the state of mind leave, but it is still very achievable with the interval you stated. YMMV.

Water injection engines exist, there are 6 stroke engines. They work roughly off of that principle, they inject water droplets to capture the heat of the engine and use it for an additional power stroke. They don't need radiators because of all the heat taken up by the water stroke. That...