I'm seeing places that say 5250 ft, which is NOT a mile.

You place the bottle on the ground/picnic table/stump, and pick up the bike and use it as a normal bottle opener.

It's a plastic film. Pause when it shows the badges and look at the C.

It does indeed mean using a tripod, and guiding the positioning by hand.

Actually there should be one before AND after it. It's an appositive within an appositive.

That depends on a lot of things. I'm not sure that the velocity of air coming from the fan would be enough to increase the heat transfer coefficient all that significantly.

"Groundbreaking" this is not. Decrease the rate of cooling? EVER so slightly. Heat? No. "This just in, folks....electric fan keeps your drink cold. More at 10"

@Proudlove: YES. I was in a Capstone Senior Design class last semester for Mechanical Engineering. When it came time to test our prototype, we had to bolt some fittings on. One of my partners handed me a crescent wrench. I almost slapped him. Then again, this is also the guy who repeatedly mentioned how "if this were…

@ursa: Not true. You've still got the bottom and sides insulated. Yes, you can still lose/gain heat through the top, but there will still be less overall area for heat exchange. Plus it won't sweat, which means you would have no need for coasters, and hand temperature would have no effect (also your hand won't get…

@sarge5: Why yes, I am. What of it?

@ndadam: Maybe. It did read rather seriously. My bad. Next time I'll :| (keep it shut)

@rogger_frogger: But what happens when you put your hand in it?

@ndadam: Magnetic Titanium? Are you an idiot?

@Michael McElrath: They were on Black Friday. Today must be accessories only.

@The_Phreak: Top Beer.

Use the Michelin Tweel.

@albokay: And they won't already when it's on the ground because...?

I swear, it's like i'm looking at the video through a slit in a fence.

@Mike43110: I just like being able to move/rotate/zoom on the model while using my regular mouse to select features/faces/options.

@maxijet: Yeah, but our university prevents us from installing anything on university computers...so I can't install the drivers. I do bring my laptop to campus for senior design class, but I wish I had a second so I wouldn't have to keep switching it between my laptop and desktop.