Well, it's the same electricity and done wrong, heat, ignition, "poof" fire. 

Ranges are the easiest to fix, it's almost always the igniters.

As far the actual investing side of things is concerned, my parents actually did little to teach me, but they ignited that spark of interest and I started asking them lots of questions (I was much older than at this point). 

Notre Dame has been investing in a new project called "Ignition Park" which is in short a technology park that is going to generate a lot of jobs as well as a demand for housing.  

The spark was ignited about 15 years ago, after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, followed by Cashflow Quadrant.

You really need to solve this fundamental problem before you have a major fire, either directly due to a space heater igniting flammables, or through an overloaded electrical system that causes ignition.

I use Ignite Funding located in San Franscisco.

On the other hand, they can also meet like-minded individuals who are their co-investors and ignite the essence of comradeship in the ranch. 

Some of you 'tards on here probably don't know how to ignite a pilot light. 

Now gas water heaters have an electric spark kinda thing and when they replace them, they have to run electric to it for the igniter (or whatever it's called, I'm not a plumber).