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Monday, November 19, 2018

frying a turkey, use these safety tips

Everybody loves deep-fried turkey. But every year there are people who risk life and property trying to fry a bird. The fear of burning your house down is real.



If you've always wanted to try to fry, and you've decided that this is the year you'll take the plunge of deep-fried turkey, please don't burn your house down. NOLA411 compiled these safety tips to avoid injuries.

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Thursday, April 26, 2018

Metal detectors make New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival debut | New Orleans Advocate

Metal detectors at Jazz Fest.

Festival attendees will have to pass through metal detectors like the ones seen here at the Gentilly Blvd. entrance for the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans, Louisiana

How metal detectors affect the wait time for getting into the festival remains to be seen. Tens of thousands of fest-goers pass through the festival gates daily.

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Sunday, October 04, 2015

French Quarter residents second line for safety | WVUE


In three weeks, French Quarter residents will head to the polls to consider passing an additional quarter cent sales tax, meant to fund the French Quarter Task Force. In the meantime,  residents are coming together to raise money for the mission, they say, is putting a huge dent in crime.

What a difference nine months makes. Today, French Quarter residents celebrate an idea dreamt up by their comrades months ago; a task force, manned by off duty NOPD officers, aimed at keeping people safe.

FOX 8 WVUE New Orleans News, Weather, Sports, Social

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Sunday, February 26, 2012

BP Ignored Well Test Warning Before Blast, Transocean Says on Eve of Trial | Bloomberg

BP Plc (BP) officials overseeing the Macondo well that spewed millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico ignored questions about whether safety tests done hours before a fatal blast on the drilling rig were flawed, lawyers for Transocean Ltd. (RIG) said in a court filing. The filing came three days before BP, Transocean, the U.S. government and plaintiffs suing over the oil spill are scheduled to begin a trial in New Orleans to apportion blame for the disaster and determine exposure to punitive damages.

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Monday, November 14, 2011

How to Safely Deep Fry a Turkey this Thanksgiving

It seems that every year someone has a serious oil related fire to their at-home deep fried turkey fryer, so we're posting this link to frying tips. Have a safe and delicious holiday season! Share with your frying friends:


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Sunday, May 01, 2011

Various law enforcement agencies working to ensure a safe Jazz Fest | WWL

It is the first weekend of Jazz Fest 2011 and NOPD Commander Henry Dean is making sure everything is running smoothly, just outside the festival gates. The festival grounds sit in Cmdr. Dean's district-- the third-- but Saturday is his day off. He is not working for the department on this day, but rather, he is on a paid detail, paid for by Jazz Fest...


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Wednesday, April 13, 2011

TSA Gives Pat Down to 6-Year-Old Girl in New Orleans | AOL Travel News

A new video on YouTube is causing an uproar, as critics question why Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents at the New Orleans airport gave an intense pat-down to a 6-year-old girl.



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Friday, April 01, 2011

Lead is found at area playgrounds | The Louisiana Weekly

New Orleans announced last week the results of an initial investigation of lead on painted surfaces and in surface soil at 13 playgrounds throughout the city...

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Friday, February 25, 2011

Deadly Chemical and Dismal Safety Records Put Millions Living Near Refineries | ABC News

Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, New Orleans, and the stretch of Texas coastline known as "Refinery Row" are among the at-risk areas cited in the documents. Citing homeland security concerns, the government keeps the industry filings under close guard in Washington, D.C...

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Monday, November 22, 2010

Deep Fried Turkey - Safety - How to Safely Deep Fry Turkey on Thanksgiving

Tips to having a safe and happy Thanksgiving

If you decide to deep fry a turkey, follow these tips to prevent fires and injuries:
  • Place the turkey fryer outdoors, on a level surface, in an open area away from homes, fences, sheds, over hangs and other structures.
  • Never place the fryer on a wooden deck or porch or in a garage or carport.
  • Leave at least 2 feet between the fryer and the propane tank.
  • Keep the fryer in full view at all times.
  • Keep children and pets away from the fryer.
  • Check the oil temperature often. If you see smoke coming from the oil, turn off the gas right away.
  • Completely thaw and dry the turkey before frying. Adding a partially frozen or wet turkey to the pot makes the oil splatter a lot, causing a fire or explosion hazard.
  • Cover bare skin before adding or removing food from the fryer.
  • Raise and lower food slowly to avoid splattering or spilling oil.
  • Use the right amount of oil. To find out how much oil to use, read the fryer's instructions, or:
    • Place the turkey in the pot.
    • Fill with water until the turkey is covered by an inch of water.
    • Remove the turkey and pat dry.
    • Mark the water level in the pot.
    • Dump the water, dry the pot, and fill oil to the level marked.
If the fryer catches fire, call 911 right away. Do not try to put it out with water.

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Turkey Fryer Fire Facts

  • Cooking fires peak on Thanksgiving Day.
  • Between 1998 and 2005, the Consumer Product Safety Commission had 112 reports of fires or burns related to turkey fryers.
  • Most fires from turkey fryers occur while the oil is being heated, before the turkey is added.
  • Contact with hot oil can cause serious burns.
Reprinted from firesafety.gov



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