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Word. See Furthur if they pass through your part of the world.

The king is dead, the king is dead. Long live the king (this season only). Montreal got screwed on a disallowed goal yet still won. My guys got screwed when Luongo swept a puck out of the goal, at least a foot past the goal line. Should these type of plays be reviewed by officials in Toronto if...

If you get through security. They will want to check the backpack for obvious contraband. When they see the 'water bottle' with no water and a cord you are screwed. Better choice for passing through security scenarios is a VG bat.

I did not know Mendo made plastic grinders.

A foot of silicone tubing.

Say no to Radio Shack and Energizer. Say yes to Maha smart chargers which can be had for as low as $20.00. Also get 4 Imedion 2400 mah lsd batteries for $10.97 and you are set. http://www.thomasdistributing.com/Maha-Chargers_c_1022.html

Are you tightening your pollen press with a pipe wrench and pliers? My SC press has very meaty threads and I have never had any problems with it. If your threads are starting to strip it sounds like a warranty issue, as long as your press has not been subject to undue abuse.

You might find a large enough screen in the plumbing department of your local Home Depot/Lowes/Menards/hardware store.

Three of my favorites. Europa by Mexico's greatest export to the US, Carlos Santana http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg9Z8SJ7YcM A Song For Europe by Roxy Music http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1ZjDOg7-ZY Me and Bobby McGee by the Grateful Dead http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F3FFxacBl0

From Grateful Buys 3 pc SC small scout (1 1/4" diameter 2 pc grinder with storage) for $39.90 or small 2 pc SC grinder (2" diameter) for $22.90.

I get very good results with my 2 pc SC. When you think it is done keep twisting some more, use the LB brush to get everything out.

You might have missed the 'just about' part.

Brigham, I am going to try yor recipe this weekend. However, since I grind with a 2 pc I don't think it would benrfit from any further grinding. Now for a couple of my favorite tools. This handy device is indispensible when making cappucino or latte. Fill half way with your favorite dairy...

Hey Hipi, come to the midwest. I am sure there are several of us in the Chicago eager to turn you on to the best hot dogs/pizzas/Italian beefs you will ever have in your life.

I often add a tablespoon of cocoa powder to my grounds. I like what it adds. BTW is this now the coffee thread?

Since there is a stainless steel screen for it I may have to get one of these. And try Trader Joes Colombian Supremo. It is awesome. http://www.amazon.com/COAVA-DISK-Aeropress-Stainless-Coffee/dp/B004G7TLYO/ref=pd_sbs_k_5

Lwien is correct. But there a wide range of burr grinders, just for home use, ranging from under $100.00 usd to close to $1000.00 usd. Some excel at finer grinds, some at coarser grinds. Some are good for all around use. It depends on your budget and the brewing style you prefer. Another thing...

Not to get too derailed, I have an electric Cuisinart burr grinder, I use it for French press, drip and expresso. However at its finest grind is a tad coarse for expresso. For what they cost they are good grinders. About &45.00 usd when I bought it 3 years ago. By all means if you take your...

Just an educated guess. Iolite is made by Oglesby and Butler. Their main line of business is industry leading butane and propane powered soldering irons, heaters and torches. The Iolite may have started out as a side project by stoner employees but has gotten too much of the 'wrong' kind of...

Manual burr grinders are expensive, hand cranked devices often used to produce the flour like consistency required for Turkish coffee. Again not a good idea.