Thats incredible. Kudos, realizing that it was a long, difficult road, i commend you on making a solid, and beneficial plan for your family. in addition, i love to garden. We finally have a house with a large yard in which i plan to plat many veggies in february (we have to start early in the desert).
Whatever you all are doing, keep it up! 
#4 One year ago today, I had my last intentional cigarette after 1+ PAD for 20+ years. A couple of weeks later my poopy cigalike kit bit the dust and I had to wait for an Ego stater kit to come in the mail. I smoked just under a pack while the replacement was in the mail. I'm really wishing I had marked the date of my last smoke, I'm guesstimating February 1st to be on the safe side. Regardless, a year ago today I decided to quit smoking... that counts for something!
Cheers to positive resolutions, vaping, etc.
Check for a split or scratch on the battery casing, if the battery is upside down you'd be in for serious trouble. If that's on your new Nemesis, you definitely need to take a look at the switch, do what jpf said regarding screwing down the switch contact pin. With no atty attached, it shouldn't do anything even with the firing button depressed... unless your battery has a scratch on the side allowing contact with the tube while inserted upside down. If the battery got really hot, it's not going to be safe to use anymore. Danger Will Robinson, Danger!
Are you aware of the dangers involved in using the Fogger? The center pin can touch the outside (negative) if not insulated, or screw in too far and also cause a short. Similar problems can happen on the inside where you can't even see it. It's not one of the safer atty's available, but when it works it's pretty nice. Most folks pull out the adjustable center pin, put a little o-ring in there, and screw in the center pin afterwards. If you don't have any o-rings that small, you can snip a ring shape off of a Protank insulator/grommet or AGA-T center post grommet. The Fogger is known to have this issue, although I can't blame anyone that didn't read all 100+ pages about it. There are some hardcore modifications here, the one I referred to is in there near the OP, second post. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ms/480183-fogger-v2-performance-upgrades.htmlI think it was a short in the fogger, or a poor contact.
come to think of it, if the center pin for the 510 connection is not tight against the atty (not making full contact) could this cause the battery to heat up?
if so, i think this was the case as i had just lazily adjusted the 510 on the fogger, but not on the Nem.
5 minutes until freedom. i have tmw off, this is nice
Have a great and safe new years!!
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Not even that late here, never mind the East coast. Got to drilling out my E-bay RDA, made it a tick too large, but that is an easy fix with a little epoxy, might even make a adjuster for it out of either some CF or a fiberglass/CF mix. Also giving some serious thought about making my own CF mod . Just trying to figure out how I want to power the beast.. Done right I think some sort of framed box mod, frame on the inside, with most likely a square Lipo in it, still a mech mod though, all cables and a mech switch, although magnetic is sounding good as well. 
