Abstract: A method is disclosed comprising receiving, at a central server, via a transient data session characterized by a session limit, usage data related to an anonymous electronic vapor device, determining, by the central server, a usage profile based on the usage data, transmitting, by the central server, the usage profile to the anonymous electronic vapor device, determining the session limit has been reached, destroying the usage data, and providing a notification to the anonymous electronic vapor device that the usage data has been destroyed.

Abstract: A method is disclosed comprising receiving usage data from a plurality of vaporizing devices via a communication network, identifying a first group of the plurality of vaporizing devices characterized by a first common use profile based upon the usage data, identifying a first group of vaporizing device users who are users of the first group of vaporizing devices characterized by the first common use profile, and linking, through a computer network, the first group of vaporizing device users with each other.

Abstract: An electronic vapor device is disclosed comprising a vapor outlet, a first container for storing a first vaporizable material, wherein the first container is permanently integrated into the electronic vapor device, a second container for storing a second vaporizable material, wherein the second container is removable from the electronic vapor device, a docking bay configured to receive the second container, wherein the second container is removed from or inserted into the docking bay through a door, and a vaporizer component configured for vaporizing the first vaporizable material or the second vaporizable material to generate a vapor and for providing the vapor to the vapor outlet.

Abstract: Methods are disclosed comprising receiving a selection of a meal experience to be delivered by an electronic vapor device, determining, by the electronic vapor device, a first amount of a first flavoring correlating to a first food item based on the meal experience, determining, by the electronic vapor device, a second amount of a second flavoring correlating to a second food item based on the meal experience, receiving a selection of one or more of the first flavoring or the second flavoring to be dispensed, and dispensing, by the electronic vapor device, the selected one or more of the first flavoring or the second flavoring in vapor form.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed comprising a vapor outlet, a first container for storing a first vaporizable colorant, a second container for storing a non-colorant vaporizable material, a mixing chamber coupled to the first container for receiving the first vaporizable colorant and the second container for receiving the non-colorant vaporizable material, configured for mixing the first vaporizable colorant and the non-colorant vaporizable material, and a vaporizer component configured for vaporizing the mixed first vaporizable colorant and the non-colorant vaporizable material to generate a colored vapor and for providing the colored vapor to the vapor outlet.

Abstract: Provided is an apparatus comprising a vapor outlet, a container for storing a vaporizable material, a vaporizer component configured for vaporizing the vaporizable material to generate a vapor and for providing the vapor to the vapor outlet, and a housing, containing the vapor outlet, the container, and the vaporizer, wherein the housing resembles a credit card shape.

Abstract: A method is disclosed comprising generating, by a first electronic vapor device, first usage data related to the first electronic vapor device, transmitting, by the first electronic vapor device, the first usage data to a central server, and receiving, by the first electronic vapor device, an indication of compliance with a vaping program.

Abstract: An electronic vapor device is disclosed comprising a vapor outlet, a first container for storing a vaporizable material, a second container for storing a non-vaporizable material, a vaporizer component coupled to the first container configured for vaporizing the vaporizable material at a vaporization rate to generate a first vapor and for providing the first vapor to the vapor outlet, and a nebulizer component coupled to the second container configured for nebulizing the non-vaporizable material at a nebulization rate to generate a second vapor and for providing the second vapor to the vapor outlet.

Abstract: An electronic vapor device is disclosed comprising a vapor outlet, a first container for storing a first vaporizable material, wherein the first container is permanently integrated into the electronic vapor device, a second container for storing a second vaporizable material, wherein the second container is removable from the electronic vapor device, a docking bay configured to receive the second container, wherein the second container is removed from or inserted into the docking bay through a door, and a vaporizer component configured for vaporizing the first vaporizable material or the second vaporizable material to generate a vapor and for providing the vapor to the vapor outlet.

Abstract: An electronic vapor device is disclosed comprising a first container for storing a vaporizable material, a vaporizer component coupled to the first container, configured for vaporizing the vaporizable material, a processor coupled to the vaporizer component, configured to control the vaporizer component in response to a disposition signal, and a network access device, coupled to the processor, configured for receiving the disposition signal from a remote server.

Abstract: Provided is a method, comprising determining, by a processor, a case status corresponding to a power status of a power device of a case and a vaporizer status corresponding to a power status of a power device of a vaporizer device, determining, by the processor, whether power should be transferred between the power device of the case and the power device of the vaporizer device, and causing, by the processor, the determined power to transfer between the power device of the case and the power device of the vaporizer device.

Abstract: An electronic vapor device is disclosed comprising a vapor outlet, a first container for storing a first vaporizable material, wherein the first container is permanently integrated into the electronic vapor device, a second container for storing a second vaporizable material, wherein the second container is removable from the electronic vapor device, a docking bay configured to receive the second container, wherein the second container is removed from or inserted into the docking bay through a door, and a vaporizer component configured for vaporizing the first vaporizable material or the second vaporizable material to generate a vapor and for providing the vapor to the vapor outlet.

Abstract: Provided are systems and methods comprising receiving, from an input device, a first signal indicating a desired rate of flow of vapor to each of at least two tubes of an electronic vapor device, receiving, from the input device, a second signal indicating a selection of whether each of the at least two tubes is to receive vapor from a first vaporizable material or a second vaporizable material, and causing the electronic vaporization device to provide vapor to each of the at least two tubes from the respective selected vaporizable materials at the desired rate of flow.

Abstract: Provided is an apparatus comprising an audio connector configured to be received by and to receive a signal from an audio socket of an electronic device, a power connector configured to be coupled to and to transmit a power signal to a vapor device, and an adapter electrically coupled to the audio connector and the power connector and configured to convert a signal received via the audio connector into a power signal to be provided to the power connector.

Abstract: Provided is a method comprising receiving, in a mixing chamber, a first amount of a first compound from a first container, receiving, in the mixing chamber, a second amount of a second compound from a second container, mixing the first amount of the first compound and the second amount of the second compound to create a mixed compound, vaporizing the mixed compound to create a vapor, and expelling the vapor through an exhaust port for inhalation by a user.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to the one step selective conversion of starch, cellulose, or glucose to molecules containing 7 to 26 contiguous carbon atoms. The invention is also directed to the conversion of those intermediates to saturated hydrocarbons. Such saturated hydrocarbons are useful as, for example, fuels.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computer-readable media, and apparatuses are presented for using cross-domain communication to allow manufacturers and other sellers to use cloud/Internet-based products catalog services without sacrificing the search-engine optimization benefit of catalog pages hosted within the manufacturer's domain. The Same Origin Policy used by many browsers may disallow direct communication to the manufacturer's domain for corporate web site and other functions, on the one hand, and an external domain for an efficiently hosted products catalog, on the other. Some embodiments present the use of the JSONP protocol for cross-domain retrieval of a Catalog Widget that is configured to retrieve product catalog information directly from the external domain. In these embodiments, search-engine optimization is furthered by the efficient production of numerous catalog pages that originate from the external domain yet appear to users and search engine crawlers to be within the manufacturer's domain.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to the preparation of oxygenated, unsaturated hydrocarbon compounds, such as derivatives of furfural or hydroxymethyl furfural produced by aldol condensation with a ketone or a ketoester, as well as methods of deoxidatively reducing those compounds with hydrogen under acidic conditions to provide saturated hydrocarbons useful as fuels.

Abstract: Described herein is a method of enhancing virus replication in permissive cells that express a receptor to FGF2 protein. The method includes administering FGF2 protein or a functional variant thereof and the virus to the permissive cells. An oncolytic virus having a genome that includes an open reading frame that encodes FGF2 protein or a functional variant thereof is also described.

Abstract: There is described a kit for use in inducing an immune response in a mammal, the kit includes: a first virus that expresses MAGEA3, Human Papilloma Virus E6/E7 fusion protein, human Six-Transmembrane Epithelial Antigen of the Prostate protein, or Cancer Testis Antigen 1, or a variant thereof as an antigenic protein and that is formulated to generate an immunity to the protein or variant thereof in the mammal. The kit also includes a Maraba MG1 virus encoding the same antigen, or a variant of the same antigen. The Maraba MG1 virus is formulated to induce the immune response in the mammal. The first virus is immunologically distinct from the Maraba MG1 virus.