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Anytime I cook a brisket I save the trimmings til I have enough to make a big batch. it is a time consuming process to get pure tallow without impurities or moisture, and doesn’t smell the best.

If it was impounded pending a search warrant it should have been towed to a Secure facility where evidentiary integrity and chain of custody could have been maintained. In my opinion based on the limited facts given, it sounds like someone fudged the impoundment inventory and it came back to bite them in the arse.

We had a gallon size Pyrex mixing bowl explode inside one of our cabinets, no drastic temperature changes. Only thing I can think of it was winter time and the cabinet was on an external wall.

I remember that damn otter??

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If this is true, they will have to have multiple people on look out when work is not being done to make sure drunk morons don't injure themselves or frick up the work. I see this as a real bad idea.

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Think I read they're gonna erect a 10' chain-link fence around the work area

No charges have been filed yet because under Louisiana law he hasn't committed a crime age of consent is 17 and statue CP laws is anyone under 17 ...FBI is looking at it to see if he violated federal CP statutes I'm assuming.

When it fails there is No internet access nor network access...however If we use a secondary public dns (8.8.8.8) then we regain internet access... no seperate vlans... the unmanaged switches are on seperate homeruns.... it happened again today , however this time only one of the unmanaged switches went down... also I've noticed that one computer on the side that went down is connected but the connection is so slow to connect that it's unusable.

Sorry to hijack your thread, but While yall are discussing switches /networking I have a problem that I could use some help diagnosing. My office network consists of a a new lenovo server running Server 2012 hosting AD-DC / DNS responsibilities (Single DC / single DNS, no secondary for failover...Yes i know) There are approximately 50 client computers with 95 percent being Windows 10 Pro machines/ Windows 7. The network is configured so that it goes

Modem = Router = D-link 24 port Managed switch -DC server - second 2012 server dedicated to running Sql) - 18 client connections - and 2 lines that go to two un-managed 24 port switches on either side of the office complex with approximately 32 Clients split 26/6.

The problem i'm having is every few weeks the 32 computers on the other side the two un-managed switches stop communicating with the DC/ DNS Server causing them to lose authentication/ network shares/ and internet access. Meanwhile the remaining 18 clients and servers connected to the managed switch continue to communicate / authenticate without issue. Eventually after multiple restarts / hard resets the 32 clients slowly begin to reconnect. Server Event viewer shows no DC/DNS warnings or errors, and the client side says cannot locate DNS server. The first time this happened it took 8 hours and the second time 5 hours for the network to stabilize. Ive tried everything i can think of in my limited knowledge of networking and suspect the authentication packets are getting corrupted as they pass through the second network switch (All connections are Gigabit connection and the two un-managed switches are less then two months old. Any input is appreciated.

Some enterprising youths jacked A bottle of bayou rum, a few beers, and soft ice chest we had from out of the bed of my truck while we were at the game... We were parked on dalrymple in the cul de'sac in front of the music hall.... What I'm pissed about is they dumped he leftover food we had picked up.

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if they are paid for with tax money....yes and subject to foi requests

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Directly quoting from https://www.sec.gov/foia/nfoia.htm

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Compiled for law enforcement purposes, the release of which

could reasonably be expected to interfere with law enforcement proceedings,

would deprive a person of a right to a fair trial or an impartial adjudication,

could reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy,

could reasonably be expected to disclose the identity of a confidential source,

would disclose techniques, procedures, or guidelines for investigations or prosecutions, or

could reasonably be expected to endanger an individual's life or physical safety;

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Theres also situations in which HIPPA comes into play as well as various state/federal statutes regarding incidents involving juveniles.