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Vol. 11 No. 2 (Spring 2003)

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Last issue in Part I, Wendell Hull and David Pippen took you through the components of positive temperature coefficient (PTC) electric blankets, which are predominant in today’s marketplace. In this issue, they guide you through common failures of these blankets that can lead — and have led — to fires.

Your curriculum vitae
Here’s your test question of the day. What’s the difference between your resume and curriculum vitae, aka the CV? Primarily, it’s the length, the content, and especially, the purpose. Author Cynthia Lozmack shows you how to prepare a CV that someone can read quickly and easily.

Special Report: Aerosols and fire science
Billions of aerosol products are manufactured and consumed without incident every year, yet design flaws set up the potential for defects that can lead to fires and explosions. Learn the basics behind aerosols and how they can cause fires from Michael Fox, Ph.D.

Check out a few photos of malfunctioned cans.

And, in every issue:
Fast Facts • Something for Nothing • Reviews • In-Court Tips • Product Recalls and Manufacturer Problems • Techniques • Site Surfing

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