Investigating Cold Fires – Expert Article on Interpreting Evidence

To the uninitiated a fire scene looks like char and ash with no discernible evidence as to where or why a fire started. Short of finding a melted lighter or remnant of a match, most laypeople are unable to make any sense of the plethora of evidence surrounding them.

In this short article, fire investigator and retired fire fighter, Timothy Wilhelm interprets the evidence left at the scene of a fire. Through his trained eye, he provides valuable insight into how experienced fire investigators can interpret the soot and ashes to determine origin and cause.

Investigating Cold Fires

Investigating Fires: First at the Scene

In the years I spent as a fire investigator for the City of Erie, life was great. Being at the scene while the fire was in progress was a tremendous advantage in determining the Origin and Cause of a fire.

Many times I would respond to a call and arrive before the fire engines. I could observe the fire dynamics in force as the fire progressed. I could also witness the fire department operations and how ventilation affected fire movement. This experience was crucial in my professional development, providing valuable hands-on training upon which my opinions are based in the course of my forensic investigations.

The progression and extinguishment of a fire leaves observable and identifiable patterns. The ability to recognize and identify these patterns is paramount to one’s success as a fire investigator.

Investigating Fires: Last at the Scene

In my years as a fire investigator with Robson Forensic, life is still great, but professionally more challenging. Rather than arriving first at the scene, I am frequently introduced to a fire scene years after the actual incident. Rather than watching the development and extinguishment of the fire, I am provided with a banker’s box of grainy photos, a fractured and sometimes incomplete fire report, and evidence that is no longer available.

Despite the challenges, there is still much information to be gleaned from the available materials. Below we present two images: the first is an example of a typical evidence photo that is available for review; the second is an identical photo with mark-ups to identify the evidentiary clues that help to decipher the scene. I challenge you to focus on the first image and draw your own conclusions before moving on to the next.

To the trained eye, there is an incredible amount of information in this photograph that is useful toward determining origin and cause. What conclusions are you able to make? See the image below for help.

As mentioned earlier, the progression and extinguishment of a fire leaves observable and identifiable patterns. A description of each of the numbered items is below:

  1. V-pattern on the backsplash
  2. Movement pattern on the front of the microwave
  3. Heavy oxidation on the side of the microwave
  4. Heavy oxidation / no handle on the pan
  5. V-pattern on the back splash behind the stove.
  6. Clean burn on the wall behind the stove.

Based on this one photo you can determine the fire originated on the right side of the microwave.

  • Pattern #1 was caused by a secondary fuel source
  • Pattern #2 tells us the fire was moving from the right to the left
  • Pattern #3 tells us the fire was more intense on the right side than on the front of the microwave.
  • Pattern #4 tells us the pan was subjected to intense heat
  • Pattern #5 was caused by the fire extending from the rear of the stove top
  • Pattern #6 was caused by the fire burning the soot off the drywall leaving a clean area

Although the cause of the fire cannot be determined from this photo alone, it is enough to eliminate other ignition sources outside the area of origin.

Thankfully I have decades of training, education, and hands-on fire investigation experience to assist in guiding my opinions. I invite you to contact me directly to discuss any fire incidents you are currently concerned with, and how I or another fire investigator at Robson Forensic can assist.

Our Fire and Explosion practice provides origin and cause investigations, reporting, and testimony suited to the size of the loss and your budget. The group includes certified fire and explosion investigators; electrical and mechanical engineers; architects, product engineers, materials scientists, and other specialists.

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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is looking for comments on a plan to raise insurance minimums for carriers and establish insurance requirements for brokers and freight forwarders.

The long-awaited notice is scheduled for publication in the Federal Register this week. The agency said it will publish an insurance proposal for private carriers separately.

The agency is acting on instructions from Congress to update insurance requirements that have been in place for almost 30 years.

In 1985, the Department of Transportation (FMCSA did not exist then) set minimums of $750,000 for general freight, $5 million for the most dangerous hazmats and $1 million for other hazmats.

In 2012, Congress considered telling the agency to raise the general freight minimum to $1 million but ultimately told the agency to prepare an analysis that could become the basis for a new standard.

In its analysis the agency found that the minimums need to be reevaluated due to increasing medical costs and changing statistical life estimates. It is considering a range of numbers but one would be to peg the minimums to the Consumer Price Index.

If that happens, the general freight requirement would jump to $1.6 million, dangerous hazmats would go to $10.8 million and other hazmats would go to $2.2 million.

In this week’s notice the agency says the analysis provides preliminary support for raising the minimums but it wants more information.

The agency has dozens of specific questions. Among them: what should the minimums be, what would an increase do to premium costs, how often do current minimums cover actual costs of a crash, and how would an increase in the minimums affect large and small carriers.

Comments will be due in February.


Humans, chimpanzees, and some of the other apes tend to seek out the state of drunkenness

Humans aren’t the only animals that can appreciate a stiff drink. Or three or five drinks. According to a new study,the slow loris and the aye-aye (two primates) seek out the most alcoholic nectar available––when presented with a choice. Slow lorises and aye-ayes happen to share the same genetic mutation [aldehyde dehydrogenase-2 gene (ALDH2) encoding the ALDH2 Glu504Lys enzyme], which is also used by humans and other great apes, to be able to metabolize alcohol more effectively. Note [below] groups of N=2 aye-ayes and N=1 slow lorises … do not make a terribly convincing study (but it’s good enough for an article in the Washington Post )

There are other animals that seek out alcoholic nectars for their superior caloric content. In my own research years ago, we found that C57BL/6J (B6) mice loved sucrose-laced alcohol solutions, whereas DBA/2J (D2) would rather not drink at all than be forced to drink that stuff. Similar to teetotalers such as the Southern Baptist. However, humans, chimpanzees, and some of the other apes exhibit a fairly unusual tendency to seek out the state of drunkenness for its own sake.

The Slow Loris appears to prefer the booziest nectar

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Too many variables and Google is constantly changing the rules behind the scenes, testing and upgrading their algorithm. You can get different search results simply by using different computers. Competitors can make changes just as quickly and easily as you, affecting the outcomes.


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Quinoa pasta

Although Quinoa doesn't belong to the cereal family it was called by the ancient Incas, the mother of all cereals. A title that appreciates its rich nutritional benefits.

Quinoa originated in South America where it is grown since almost 6000 years. Quinoa’s protein contain all of the exogenous amino acids as one of the few floral proteins. According to the Bromatology Department of Jagiellonian University those amino acids are not being synthesized by our bodies and need to be delivered in food. Because of that it is highly recommended for vegans and vegetarians. Moreover Quinoa does not contain gluten and is rich in amino acids, vitamins and minerals.


Artificial intelligence lacks common sense

Gary Marcus, founder of the Geometric Intelligence Company, is drawing inspiration from the way in which children develop their capacity for abstraction and common sense in order to   "humanise artificial intelligence (IA)" and boost its performance.

Contrary to the deep learning approaches, Gary Marcus is testing an unprecedented method to teach robots. As far as he is concerned, deep learning, a computerised learning method based on neurone networks, is incomplete. "Common sense", which partly depends on a causal understanding of things, is missing": "For instance, a photo of a man carrying a horse on his shoulders may seem unusual to you, but for IA, which has never known or experimented with the abstract notion of the force of gravity, there is nothing absurd about this photo". The human brain "is clearly capable of doing better" than artificial intelligence, which is nurtured through deep learning. Although the brain "uses techniques that are similar to deep learning for certain tasks, it is also capable of developing, recording and manipulating rules governing the way the world functions so that it can draw conclusions even with limited experience". Based on this fact, Gary Marcus has adopted another approach to developing artificial intelligence.

Passionate about his field, he is nevertheless concerned about the lack of legislation governing "ways in which some stake-holders with the wrong intentions could use" artificial intelligence.

Le Temps, Olivier Dessibourg (2/11/2016)


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“at the Sea”

at the Sea we enter the magical and mysterious kingdom, because there is no wave equal to the other. High or low, violent or caressing, it is a natural power. It is profound and an eternally restless empire, on the edge of what we know. It is great nourishment, where water shapes nature, and where there are worlds within other worlds. The barrier has its dark side, and if you leave the light behind you, you never know what you can expect.
Listen to the sound of the wave…

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Run barefoot and loose hair, to feel every new sensation…

“on the Danube”

On the Danube they give two springs life and beginning, like women and men. Together they travel and cross countries entering different cultures and customs. They share, change direction, and have nurtured different peoples for centuries. Ancient roots lead to flow, stream, and move forward despite differences. Spiritual nourishment and rebirth, an eternal take and let go to purify. The natural flow of life can not be stopped, at the end it is thrown into infinity to better know one’s own nature.

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Is glass pool fencing safe?

If you have an outdoor pool on your property, you might face the challenge of knowing the best and most secure railing system to use. You have to consider maintenance and style, but most importantly safety; especially if you have little kids around or you are one to throw a lot of parties. Because pool-related incidents can occur, you might want to consider the safety of a glass pool railing.

Glass railings and fencing are one of the most popular choices for outdoor pools. It is usually preferred to other types when it comes to safety because of the following reasons:

It affords you a clear view: With glass fences, you can see what is going on in your pool area. You know if there is someone in your pool and when it is empty. More importantly, if a child falls in or if someone is at risk of drowning, you can easily see and provide help. You don’t have to sit by the pool to keep an eye on your child.

Not affected by water: when you select a wooden railing or aluminum, you have to deal with the fact that water destroys wood and steel can get rusted. Unlike these materials, water has no such effect on glass making your glass fences and glass railings as durable as it can get. Another advantage is that you don’t have to pay extra for maintenance. All you have to do is wipe them off with a duster once in a while and you are good to go. It does not need painting or some form of oiling.

They are usually taller and difficult to climb: Glass railings are usually taller when installed. This poses no security risk to your kids as they cannot fall over or jump over to get to the pool without your permission. Glass fencings are very tough to climb.

Glass fences and railings are very strong: In addition to being tall, glass fences and railings are very strong. It can be dropped on concrete without breaking. It can withstand pressure even if someone falls against it. This is because the kind of glass used is heated to a very high degree and then cooled. This offers it enough resistance from any kind of pressure making it sturdy and firm.

Safety is the number one thing to consider when choosing an installation plan. The many advantages that glass railings and glass fencing offer cannot be overemphasized. It adds beauty and elegance to your home.


Using Criteria Other than Race

One intriguing idea that some school districts have begun to implement is integrating schools on the basis of income rather than race. The idea was first explored in the early 1990s, and as of 2002 several high-profile districts use it, including Wake County, North Carolina (which includes the capital city of Raleigh) and Cambridge, Massachusetts. The idea behind income-based desegregation is that income may play a more critical role in a child’s educational experience than race. If parents have enough money to make educational choices for their children, then it matters little what color they are; they can take their children out of the public school system or move to a more affluent community with better public schools. Wealthier schools and school districts will have more and better resources than inner-city schools, and all the students who attend will benefit. In contrast, no student benefits from attending an inner-city school with limited funds and overflowing classrooms.

Cambridge is best known as the home of Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Like many college communities, its population is racially and economically mixed. There is no one ethnic majority group. As an article in Education Week noted in January 2002, “in a city with enclaves of working-class whites and upper-class African Americans, the lack of diversity in some schools had little to do with skin color or national origin. Instead, students from wealthier families tended to attend the same schools, and needier children were clumped together in other schools who tended to struggle academically.” Approximately 40 percent of the 7,300 students qualify for free or reduced-priced school lunches. As of January 2002, the percentages of these students in various schools ranged from 21 percent to 72 percent.

Innovative approaches such as this one may provide a different frame of reference that meets the needs of students and communities better. They will also keep current in the minds of parents and school administrators the need to improve educational facilities across the board. As racial and ethnic groups become less clearly defined, it may become harder to justify any kind of desegregation plan. That said, it will also become harder to justify helping certain schools or school districts thrive at the expense of others.

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The FlamesNation top 20 prospect revisit: 20-11

Merry Christmas to all of our readers. Hopefully, you asked Santa for FlamesNation to review their 2018 top 20 prospects list, specifically prospects 20-11. If you did that, well I have some good news for you.

#20: Martin Pospisil, C, Sioux City Musketeers, USHL

Games Played Goals Assists Points
22 11 23 34

Why he was #20: In the fourth round of any draft, there are very few selections that can really shock you, but Martin Pospisil was a bit of a surprise. While he did have some decent scoring numbers, his 253 penalty minutes overshadowed his actual points production by a mile. He somehow occupied the spaces of both goon and playmaker, but it was never really clear which he was. He cracked the list, but barely.

How has he done so far? If the real Pospisil has emerged, it’s an exciting one. Pospisil picked up a point in every one of his first 16 games of the season, leads the USHL in scoring, and didn’t even need to drop his mean streak to do so, just rein it in. His college ambitions are unfortunately dashed for the time being, but that just opens up an opportunity for him to go pro at the end of the season.

Higher or lower? FlamesNation writers unanimously ranked Pospisil higher than 20. It’s hard to argue otherwise.

#19: Demetrious Koumontzis, LW, Arizona State Sun Devils, NCAA (Independent)

Games Played Goals Assists Points
20 1 9 10

Why he was #19: While he was one of the better Minnesota high school players, Koumontzis was quite clearly going to be a long term project for the Flames, so you can’t really rank a player who is three or four years away from the pros ahead of players who are one or two years away.

How has he done so far? He’s been fine. It’s hard to ask for more from a true freshman playing for an upstart hockey program than a point every other game. Not special, not struggling. Just fine.

Higher or lower? About the same. Only three writers said they’d move him up in the rankings, while the others five kept Koumontzis at 19. He hasn’t really distinguished himself from the rest of the prospect pack, so he’ll stay put for the time being.

#18: Mathias Emilio Pettersen, RW, Denver Pioneers, NCAA (NCHC)

Games Played Goals Assists Points
14 5 10 15

Why he was #18: A YouTube sensation when he was 10, the Flames drafted Pettersen after a pretty productive although not overwhelming USHL career. Like Koumontzis, he was also going to take some years to blossom.

How has he done so far? MEP has been exceptional, and could arguably be another year away from the pros. Although he’s cooled off in recent weeks, leading your team and landing sixth among freshmen nationwide in scoring is extremely promising. We’ll have to see if he keeps it up throughout the year, but so far, so good.

Higher or lower? Can you say anything but higher?

#17: Filip Sveningsson, LW/RW, IK Oskarshamn, Allsvenskan

Games Played Goals Assists Points
26 9 9 18

Why he was #17: He had a pretty stellar performance in Sweden’s U20 Superelit, leading HV71’s team to a U20 title and also making some brief SHL appearances. Sveningsson is a prospect who is climbing the career ladder, faster than some prospects do, albeit across the ocean.

How has he done so far? Although a recent hiccup sent him straight down (now #40), Sveningsson led the Allsvenskan in scoring for a brief period of time. Among U20 players in the league, he’s tied for first in scoring although having played fewer games than the man he’s tied with. For a 19-year-old to lead a respectable men’s league in scoring is quite ridiculous.

Higher or lower? Unanimously higher. Hopefully his upcoming World Juniors can boost his stock even more.

#16: Milos Roman, C, Vancouver Giants, WHL

Games Played Goals Assists Points
30 16 13 29

Why he was #16: Roman had some pretty interesting numbers (10 goals, 32 points in 39 games played) for a kid unfamiliar with the North American game. However, the picture was incomplete as he missed just under half of the season with an injury and certainly needed an adjustment period.

How has he done so far? He’s shown a bit more consistency and development from last season. Although he began the year slow, he quickly made up for lost time and became the Giants’ offensive leader before departing for Slovakia’s WJC camp.

Higher or lower? While he’s been better than last season, he’s not really blowing the doors down. All but one FN writer chose to keep him in place at #16.

#15: Dmitry Zavgorodniy, LW/C, Rimouski Oceanic, QMJHL

Games Played Goals Assists Points
34 19 22 41

Why he was #15: The Johnny Gaudreau-sized Zavgorodniy came to North America and finished fourth in scoring on a consistently good Oceanic team. A younger, already productive player with room to grow at the minimal cost of a seventh round pick? That’s cause for some (tempered) excitement.

How has he done so far? If we were doing an actual 1-20 ranking instead of simply reviewing our old decisions, Zavgorodniy might find himself in the top 10 just for how he’s been playing the first half of this season. He’s put up numbers at 5v5, on the powerplay, and on the penalty kill. The real kicker is that he’s been doing it away from superstar in the making Alexis Lafreniere, with the two only sharing ice time on the powerplay. Zavgorodniy also helped Russia defeat the QMJHL and win their series against the CHL, arguably the team’s best player for the series.

Higher or lower? Duh.

#14: D’Artagnan Joly, RW/C, Rimouski Oceanic

Games Played Goals Assists Points
31 11 15 26

Why he was #14: Although injured for the opening few games of the year, Joly returned to lead the Baie-Comeau Drakkar in points per game scoring, becoming a key cog of their offence.

How has he done so far? His 2018-19 has been turbulent, to say the least. With Baie-Comeau, he found himself in the doghouse, publicly called out by his coach/GM for not fitting the mold. Joly cited long-standing disagreements as the reason for a trade request, which sent him to the Victoriaville Tigres. Before he could even play a game for them, he was flipped to the Oceanic, where he hopes to get his game off the ground again in the new year.

Higher or lower? It’s certainly not all his fault, but Joly has fallen on some writers’ lists, although a few kept him where he was. He’s going to have to work his tail off to get back into the prospect conversation.

#13: Adam Ruzicka, C, Sarnia Sting, OHL

Games Played Goals Assists Points
33 11 24 35

Why he was #13: Ruzicka joined the 30-30 club last season, but struggled with consistency and being effective on his own. Although there was certainly some promise, we felt that we needed to see a bit more.

How has he done so far? Well, he’s been more consistent, but he’s also lost the scoring edge that made him an intriguing prospect in his draft +1 year. He’s been the heart of Sarnia’s powerplay, but has struggled to be productive in other aspects of the game. Although the Sting are certainly not as good as they were in 2017-18, Ruzicka was given the spotlight and has struggled so far.

Higher or lower? Unanimously lower. Ruzicka is moving into “forgettable” territory and may struggle to get a contract at the end of his CHL career. Perhaps being the captain for Slovakia at the upcoming WJC sparks something. For his sake, hopefully.

#12: Linus Lindstrom, C, Skelleftea, SHL

Games Played Goals Assists Points
23 1 1 2

Why he was #12: Lindstrom had just wrapped up his second year of professional hockey heading into the summer rankings. The kid hadn’t become a monster, but he was developing as a reliable defensive centre who could be one big breakout season away from a North American professional job.

How has he done so far? Extremely par for the course, which is bad for a developing 20-year-old. Perhaps a bit of bad luck is to blame – it’s hard for anyone at any level to get regular playing time and go 20 games in a row without getting a point – but he didn’t take advantage of the opportunity to play in the top six and has found himself stuck on the fourth line again. The season isn’t over yet, and he did finally pick up his second point of the season this week, but it’s hard to see Lindstrom break out this year given the way he’s played.

Higher or lower? Unanimously lower.

#11: Glenn Gawdin, C/RW, Stockton Heat, AHL

Games Played Goals Assists Points
27 6 6 12

Why he was #11: Having been unable to pick up an ELC from the St. Louis Blues, the team that had drafted him, and having been passed over in his second draft, Gawdin came into the 2017-18 WHL season to prove the doubters wrong. He did so by picking up 125 points in 67 games, helping lead the Broncos to the Memorial Cup.

How has he done so far? Gawdin has begun to familiarize himself with his pro hockey surroundings, finding a niche as a goalscorer on Stockton’s powerplay. He’s been reliable and slightly productive, which is a pretty fair return for a player they didn’t have to use any assets on.

Higher or lower? All but two writers thought that Gawdin should remain at #11, but those two cancelled each other out with their votes, so Gawdin stays at #11.


Chinese cultural revolution essay

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Marx, speaking Hegel's language, asserted that liberal society contained a fundamental contradiction that could not be resolved within its context, that between capital and labor, and this contradiction has constituted the chief accusation against liberalism ever since.A collection of Chinese Revolution essay questions, been written by Alpha History authors.

Also useful for short answers, revision or homework tasks. Chinese Revolution Explore the sources and causes of the Cultural Revolution.

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Referring to three specific events, explain how the Cultural. Confucianism is often characterized as a system of social and ethical philosophy rather than a religion.

In fact, Confucianism built on an ancient religious foundation to establish the social values, institutions, and transcendent ideals of traditional Chinese society. The Cultural Revolution left an imprint on China for Decades and really shaped and influenced all political things that took place in China and also to an extent left a large direct effect on China itself and a lasting legacy that resonated in mainland China and outside China that influenced many.

Free Essay: The Chinese Cultural Revolution The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, beginning as a campaign targeted at removing Chairman Mao Zedong's. Although numerous books on the Cultural Revolution have been published, they do not analyze the profound shift in aesthetic values that occurred in China after the Communists took power.

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LittleBigPlanet is a puzzle platformer where the player controls sackboys. It takes the characters on an adventure through levels with different themes and settings, trying to reach the end of each level alive. The platforming is based entirely on physics where the sackboys can push or pull items, or generally manipulate them with their movement or weight. In addition to running, jumping, pushing and pulling, it is also necessary to master grabbing dangling objects and swinging from them to get over some obstacles and traps.

The game can be played by up to four players simultaneously with some puzzles requiring more than one player to be solved. Levels consists of three planes: foreground, middle, and background, which can be traversed.

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