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Fire Engineering Newsletter | January 1, 2015

The staff of Fire Engineering wishes you a Happy New Year. In today's e-Newsletter, you'll find some of our most popular Web articles and videos from 2014. If you haven't registered yet for the Fire Engineering Training Network, please go to http://www.fireengineering.com/fetn.html.

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POPULAR FEATURES OF 2014
Ventilation-Limited Fire: Keeping it Rich and Other Tactics Based Off ScienceScientific research and data is critical to increase our understanding of the dynamic environments we face as firefighters, but it's important that the message does not get lost in the noise. Read more from Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
10 Tips for the 10-Year VeteranSome firefighters tend to feel they can fulfill familiar responsibilities with their eyes closed and engage them on "autopilot," where they coast through each day, writes David DeStefano.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Understanding and Avoiding a FlashoverIf a flashover or “full-room involvement” is the leading cause of firefighter injuries and deaths, then you must treat it as the enemy, writes Michael Salzano.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Firefighters Are Different...And humanity can be grateful to God for that, Anne Gagliano writes.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Are You Listening to the Research?When was the last time there was actual science behind our tactics in the United States? Brian P. Kazmierzak and Drew R. Smith on the importance of understanding the full message of fire service research.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
MOST-WATCHED TRAINING MINUTES OF 2014
Hallway Hose StretchLieutenant Ray McCormack of the Fire Department of New York discusses a method for stretching out a hoseline from a standpipe to minimize firefighters' exposure to the flow path and make your fire attack more efficient.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Gas EmergenciesFDNY Lieutenant Mike Ciampo discusses some considerations for responding to gas emergencies, including how to close a damaged valve. Sponsored by American Military University.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Wood-Frame Building Under ConstructionRutherford (NJ) Fire Marshal Paul Dansbach looks at a single-family residence under construction and examines the potential for fire spread and structural instability under fire conditions.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Video: Cab on Its SideWayne Township (IN) Battalion Chief Todd Taylor and company demonstrate a method of accessing a tractor trailer cab through the roof. Sponsored by Holmatro.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
ADVERTORIAL
Zico Hydraulic Hard Sleeve SystemsQuickly retrieve hard sleeves from over the side compartments! Zico’s revolutionary new hydraulic system, Model HA-HS, stores the hard sleeves out of the way over the side compartments and lowers them to a convenient height for safe and easy retrieval.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Onspot of North AmericaSince its origination in 1977, the Onspot automatic tire chain system has received worldwide acceptance for its benefits in providing drivers with increased safety and productivity in snow and ice.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Nickelodeon Suites ResortWild, wacky, and family-focused, Nickelodeon Suites Resort is located in Orlando, where families make messy memories under sunny Florida skies. Whether visiting on a family vacation or celebrating a special event like a reunion or birthday, the Nick Hotel offers everything you need--from live entertainment to wild water parks to special firefighter discounts!  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Skedco Inc.The original and still the best solution for confined space, high angle or technical rescue, and traditional land-based applications, the Sked stretcher is a revolutionary design.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
Dispatches, Mapping, Hydrants and More!IamResponding is the industry leader for Web and App based dispatch notifications, knowing who is responding and where, mapping, and so much more. Activate your FREE 2-Month trial today to see why more than 4,000 departments use IamResponding!  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
BLOGS
Resolution TimeChris Willis on making the commitment to become a better firefighter in the new year.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
What Does the Season Mean?Jeremy Hurd asks you to think about what this past year has brought into your life and what you want this next year to bring.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
FIRE LIFE
The Fire Yenta: Role ReversalThis time of year, The Yenta feels nostalgic for things past. Thanks to Eileen Brennan Cress, my honorary “sister” and Tom Brennan’s daughter, as well as Ron Jeffers for sharing these photos which help close out 2014.  Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter
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EVENTS
FDIC InternationalApril 20-25, 2015
Indianapolis, IN  
More Events!Conferences and training calendar  



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