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I asked for help with our quote problem here

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And they didn’t help. Don’t play games Pete..tell everyone how to fix the quote glitch. Even I figured that one out.

The derecho of 2012? My power was out for three days, the hottest of the year, to add. Funny thing was our power did not go out until two days after the storm ended....

Wow.  I was out for some 2 weeks.  I had not been watching or listening to news and had about a 1 min warning before it came ripping up my holler.
I had a Wisteria growing up a 4x4 post affair and it broke the post in half, blew over my privacy fence, as in blew it half the yard, my junk, and the neighbors' junk was scattered all around, trees down all over.....   But the ice storm beat it for destruction.

It's working for me. Guess I figured it out...

Your check is going to come any day now. I just know it.

Good afternoon, Waco.

Hello there Z. I'll feel better after I've sniveled awhile longer! 😀

"...U.S. Supreme Court widens ability to sue police for excessive force

The 5-3 decision allowed the woman, Roxanne Torres, to pursue her lawsuit accusing New Mexico State Police officers Richard Williamson and Janice Madrid of violating the U.S. Constitution’s Fourth Amendment ban on illegal searches and seizures even though she had not been immediately detained, or seized, in the incident.

The court determined that in order to sue for excessive force under the Fourth Amendment, it is not necessary for a plaintiff to have been physically seized by law enforcement.

“We hold that the application of physical force to the body of a person with intent to restrain is a seizure even if the person does not submit and is not subdued,” conservative Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the ruling.

Roberts was joined in the decision by the court’s three liberals and one of his fellow conservatives, Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Three other conservatives justices dissented. The newest justice, conservative Amy Coney Barrett, did not participate because she had not yet joined the court when the case was argued in October...."

"...U.S. Supreme Court widens ability to sue police for excessive force

The 5-3 decision allowed the woman, Roxanne Torres, to pursue her lawsuit accusing New Mexico State Police officers Richard Williamson and Janice Madrid of violating the U.S. Constitution’s Fourth Amendment ban on illegal searches and seizures even though she had not been immediately detained, or seized, in the incident.

The court determined that in order to sue for excessive force under the Fourth Amendment, it is not necessary for a plaintiff to have been physically seized by law enforcement.

“We hold that the application of physical force to the body of a person with intent to restrain is a seizure even if the person does not submit and is not subdued,” conservative Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the ruling.

Roberts was joined in the decision by the court’s three liberals and one of his fellow conservatives, Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Three other conservatives justices dissented. The newest justice, conservative Amy Coney Barrett, did not participate because she had not yet joined the court when the case was argued in October...."

Bipartisan decision.Good deal.

Hello there Z. I'll feel better after I've sniveled awhile longer! 😀

If it helps I'll snivel with you and we can do it in half the time.

If it helps I'll snivel with you and we can do it in half the time.

The hard thing is giving the dog away.

"...‘It’s sick’: Biden blasts ‘despicable’ GOP voter suppression initiatives as ‘un-American’..."

And he is correct.