MLCommons/peoples_speech_v1.0 huggingface dataset:
and whether you realize it or not near whitman you are the cause of this this bump on my head and this black eye it's all you have thought oh my yes watching you driving at anyway well i never got them if it hadn't been for that article of yours in the paper here good idea if i do say so myself well it wasn't for me i tr when i accidentally blocked the way by stopping on the crosswalk i didn't expect people to walk around i got back where i belong i was considerate of pedestrians i actually drove around puddles to avoid splashing  family i can't figure out how you got a black eye out of it you haven't heard the whole story in my automobile i was a model of courtesy and politeness that's true enough but i guess the strain was too great for me when i actually went out into polite society i didn't have any courtesy left i was all mixed up completely turned about i behaved like the average motorist in a traffic jam you mean in society you did the things that a driver normally does in his automobile well that's what it was all right for after that i went to the theater something happened to me the moment i stepped foot out of my car it was just as though i swelled up inside with my own importan waiting in line i was as restless as a driver held up by a traffic light i treated a dear old lady as if you were a car trying to cut through the traffic i was a regular poor when someone bumped into me very softly why don't you watch what you're doing i gave him a piece of my mind when we were held up in the theater aisle because a lady had dropped her purse i and when a lady want to me to get up so she could pass i yelled out on around the other way well i guess i carry things a little too far the archers landed on me itself sorry boy i almost forgot your that idea of yours about taking society manners into the automobile tires still think it's a good idea well i don't what's going to happen to me if i keep on  serious than a bump on the head now and then yes but it is natural this courtesy in polite society may shock you but this courtesy behind the wheel of an automobile means real trouble
important policy consideration here the issue is whether a convicted defendant was completed his sentence is mandatory supervised release of the probation or whatever it is not in any way restrain
final decision since we had to file three different cases to try to force the issue and it may well have succeeded now but it seems to me that perhaps the best thing to do would be to send it back to m s p b until there is a finality of payment then the middle client was told to pay twenty five hundred eleven dollars and they would then pay him twelve thousand something which finally put admitted before this court almost two years ago our anxiety to keep it going until as a finality is stand by the fact that grover who won his case in july of twenty sixteen still hasn't gotten paid due to military end of it being settled because when one is in the military there's one thing certain that i'm holding down two jobs on whatever it is there any where i have to be what shown on that and then papers that that was  the agency i assume they don't live up to that so i have no reason to believe it won't be settled but i would like to see the jurisdiction retain the we can we can file with them as we be an acknowledgment of payment when it's made but it's not made yet where we stand right now and i would note that i believe this letter from a pm only issued a few weeks ago so at this time it was not seem unusual that he has not yet received the  judge's decision in the case that when you have waited years and in this case we started seeking this outcome more than four years ago nearly five years ago up that the failure of o p m to make any payment but blaming the f a s on not giving them information itself was a refusal to pay for example it has a s i think i should have really paid attention to that much earlier and tried to figure out a way to get the information when i called the fast i got a runaround i says of the client you better call
we have with us a very special guest maggie scholtz who is the creator of this year's tool time festival congratulations and thank you very much this is a fantastic honor tell us a little bit about yourself when you're back on if you will and then how you came up with this concept well my background so product design engineer in i work i was working in that positions about sixteen years ago the rice stopped because we since we had our kids i haven't been working in the product design in this past in about november i started to decide to enter into the contest and i look at many many photographs this is me about a week to the many photographs but i didn't want to do the cappy right so and how i came up with this painting is just making the looking for the reference and came up with this so this is a combination of a lot of different photographs that you used to be able to come up with with the the final poster yeah yeah combinations but i've been painting for about six years wow that's impressive is this about the time you entered the contest yes yes it's a first time but i've been painting more often and because my husband always encouraged me to  is yeah this is the first time and i am so fortunate i've i've heard that the poster is very popular this year and the merchandise is very popular it's your key tell us a little bit about the different types of things that they put that poster image on at a time festival oh there's all kinds the mugs in the mug sauce sold our i believe in the cards also and i love the t shirts too as they put just one one tool up on the side is look really really great reason to come down downtown to be that and i think you can also get it through the two time website yes yes yes so they go to a time dot com they can probably get posters and i think they may be getting more mugs and t shirts and the whole ball yeah that would be easy to ea yeah so do you think you might enter again in the future oh definitely i'd already be glad to hear that as well yeah this is just awesome the bring everybody down here and you know the business is booming maybe we'll get some great prints from from you coming out of this year's tulips yes yes i did took a lap pictures yeah they're beautiful wonderful wonderful well we thank you for coming out thank you for sharing your time and your talent with all of the community and we want to make sure that you two know that you can still get some of those great treasured items if you go to the till time office or you go online and we are grateful for your contribution oh i am very grateful with with this being
when i was little i grew up in minneapolis and we had a cabin out in lake placid and we would drive to the cabin but when we got there it was really my first experience with open space and even the ride out there and when i would look out the window or when we got to the cabin and i would look out over the lake i thought that the earth ended at that horizon line that that if i were able to go to the end of that horizon i would look down and it would be just one big abyss volleyball the sport was called volleyball and i was incredibly disappointed i figured out it was not called volleyball because clearly volleyball is a much better word when i was a kid many years ago cars hardly ever got over one hundred thousand miles and i had always heard on the radio that people would lose control and have an accident and i was always worried that if our car went over a hundred thousand miles the tack ometer would start spinning and the car would veer off the road and we would have an accident so i always looked at that motor to make sure that we wouldn't go over one hundred thousand miles i think that was not to go to the zoo i was wondering why so many things were labeled as not being nice to think that when you flush the toilet in an airplane bathroom it would just like relief itself and like possibly land on someone on the ground so i always words that meant the same thing it was in seventh grade think i discovered the truth i also read in a book this one time that in the old days people used to like bury their dead relatives under their houses and so since i knew that my house was kind of old they became convinced that there are like people buried in the basement and i was really really scared or like i was afraid that if the wall fell down like a dead person who's got a pub out as a kid i thought that fruit snacks were called choking hazards because that's what my parents called them you know they would give me fruit snacks and they called them choking hazards and it didn't even occur to me that choking hazard was you know like choking hazard itch i just thought that was the name for fruit snacks i had no idea how old people were like how relative ages worked so someone asked me how old i thought my grandma was and i said that she was probably eighteen that was like the biggest number i could think of like conceivable ok when i was pretty young for a while i thought that all cats or girls and all dogs were boys and cats were the girl version and dogs were the boy version of what was essentially the same species when your child that's your whole world it's so small you know it involves your family and everything just around you as you go to school it develops a little bit more and then to high school and your friends and that's kind of how the world keeps expanding for you but it starts out so little and you know it's good that it grows on the people we need to and the things we do you know you go from towns to states to countries and it just keeps on expanding and it's amazing to me how it does that
should say thank you thank you james thank you blue's denver thank you comcast fifty six thank you open media right here on kalimat house nestle thing thank you all you dancers thank you
well my hometown is anchorage alaska where on any given day you're more likely to see a moose than you are a horse or a cow so when micky and i moved to the rural parts of southern oregon  here i had a lot to learn about living around livestock and fortunately a montana cowgirl poet by the name of stephanie davis taught me one of the most important lessons about rural living in this part of the world she said always always carry bailing twine and that's sort of the theme of this final story in my set and it's such an important message that every time that comes up i'm going to cue you and after ask you to repeat it with me can we try that always always carry a bailing twine way out in the country miles from town things have a way of breaking down at the most inconvenient of times which can make the go on rather rough unless of course you know enough to always always carry bailing twine yes bailing twine you know what i mean fluorescent orange polypropylene that for wrapping bales of hay has proved a winner but friends that's just its start in life the stuff got more uses an egg guinn's unites at the annual dinner party reunion dinner round well i'm driving home on a rainy night and there's not another soul in sight when suddenly a deer steps into view so i break and swerve and hit the horn next thing you know my truck's airborne and i am repeating for things i didn't even do now friends you might not believe this part but swear to pete and cross my heart just as i'm beginning my decline a little green man in a u f o appears outside the driver's window and motions at my bailing twine which of course is sitting on the dash so i toss him one end and lash the other around my truck in record time then he gives me a big  now there's no moral to this tale no deep insights to regale just a few suggestions you might keep in mind watch for deer on rainy nights stick to planes when making flights and always twine when you're hanging on the brink when you're running out of luck the solution might be right there on the dashboard of your truck yes bail and whine just a little bit of bail and whine always always care ye
to establish what what actually happened but what the guidelines are there to do is to adopt a sort of a middle approach in federal court here not just sentence based on the offensive conviction but at the same time the guidelines incorporate in hansoms based on relevant conduct to produce an approximate range and so we're not at the old sort of real conduct stage so in this  aggravating circumstances here were taken into account by the guy that's that's sort of the approach that we have and the real concern is when we allow the district courts to really sentence almost explicitly on relevant conduct rather than of conviction we're denigrating the jury trial right this is again this has been approved sort of as a matter of law in the united states versus watson the supreme court that findings by preponderance of the what exactly had happened right on the one hand you could say this was attempted murder on the other hand you could say this was almost a self defense or a battery or some sort of reckless conduct and so that was never subject to the jury trial right so he certainly right to a charity trial well i suppose in this case we were there there are certainly admissions where we're not as concerned on the theoretical side about jury trial rights but the main concern we have is affirming sentences like these that are based on relevant conduct means in other cases where these things aren't submitted to a jury or they aren't admitted to and in a plea agreement then a judge can really hard look at this and keep in mind this is an above guideline sentence and it's based almost exclusively on relevant conduct and we think that that should be something that is a rare event in federal court so we'd a once proven by preponderance of evidence the defendant's full conduct here and here the record before the court demonstrated that the defendant chased after the victim the defendant was a convicted felon and using the smith
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right now in holland is a very exciting time as relates to energy we have tremendous things going on with the power plant we have launching an on bill financing program so that the residents of holland can make home improvements and put those repayments on their bill you know we have snow melt to going to further parts of the city and possibly being able to be used at the civic center for district heating or an energy source for the building heat as well so we have all that going out the same time we're walking with customers  we really hope that with the here and you plan that we're going to see an increase in literacy on energy issues i think that energy has been kind of a topic that's in the background that people don't really sort of take for granted and i think it's a very important issue both in terms of the environment but also their own pocketbook energy is the foundation for everything the runs in the city so the more effective we are doing that the better we look to long term i think we also need to recognize it's something we do you want to participate programs about how to be live a quality of life that is functional and also fun sociable stand really move to holland i think it's really important for us to tell our story of this all forty journey that we're on right now with a plan to have the individuals that have been involved in the pilot programs and those who have gone door to door we have high school students who have done that we've had people that are just starting to express an interest but when everybody tells their story to someone else and people appreciate what's happening and why i think it grows a value system throughout the community in the city seal is in dutch but it means in unity is our strength god be with us and from the day that then rocky and his company came here they knew that either they stuck together and did well or they went separate direction so today is the same thing we realize in holland that government can't do everything but if we really need private public partnerships and when regular citizens come together with city hall and people implement this whole kind of program that we're talking about we really make systemic change throughout the city i would like us to be known as to look city snow melts that district the
available really i don't know where you could find a nicer place to be at the end of the week i come here whenever i can to have dinner to visit with my neighbors and friends and every now and then i run into a good friend this is my friend samantha climbing on we started up a half were built two years and then we moved down here to the village and i like it has been going for over twenty years and i like to be in action with the people and to the hood it's amazing and i'm really impressed with how much creative food there is here now and every time i come there's like a new product like i'm just saying honey ice cream which
trip then outings give the boy is an opportunity to continue in their masculine identification through participation in typical boys activity the opportunity is also provided to match themselves against one another and accept the reality of their strengths or weaknesses the competitive factor however is under play neither by our psychiatric caseworker reports that he no longer has temper tantrums he no longer wet the bed and could not resist attending school and does his homework unassisted a now as friend and one last lien the mother sa for the first time in my life i am enjoying bobbie as a son she further suggested that in view of bob's improvement treatment would no longer be necessary bob has been treated exclusively an activity group therapy t satisfaction of bob's social hunger coupled with the therapist calm except ng attitude in the restraining action of the group have served to strengthen his ego and his self control character king albert from other reports that he no longer plays with girls has given up his interest in housework he now associates with boys albert's inordinate attachment to his mother has decreased and the school reports that he worked up to capacity like bob albert has been treated exclusively prove group therapy the group provided albert with models for a masculine identification and a testing ground for his masculine drive that proved adequate and supportive bob now applies himself industriously to a painting which could be interpreted as a portrait of his former self there is a striking resemblance in the expression on bob's face at this moment and the imperials drawn henry's mother reports that he belongs to a baseball club and his friends who visit him at home is much less dependent on his mother no longer follows her about henry's withdrawal and defiance at school have also disappeared henry two was created exclusively an activity group therapy the support supplied henry by the therapist and the consistent but separate and from his emerging powers broke through his defense of withdrawal enabling him to develop the courage to deal with the reality games of activity group therapy the calm and orderly atmosphere of the group i put on my growing refreshment period reflect emotional growth and in our control
incredible person she developed a whole sense of community so as we come together every year we form our own community and the name our community cares can really appear to my sis what it is our community cares for children we care for the children the counselors become mentors the kids mentor each other the kids become friends it's just a wonderful wonderful experience but at the base of it it was basically started out as a food program you know food is very very important what's the first thing you say when somebody comes into health school i offer you a beverage if you like something to eat and here is a nice community experience the children eat with their counsellors they talk about their day they discuss things you can really see people coming together over food we have some wonderful cooks who are willing to take the time to work with raw produce and raw materials to come up with some very very creative nielson and fresh baked things for breakfast everything is made with care and fluff and i think that shows through
have come to a different result from ingram is what it is that is correct not particularly likely to overrule the weak old case i understand all of that fully around her i'm here to preserve our record and make sure that nobody can ever say all we heard about ingram and we said oh never mind we're not saying oh never mind and understood your position is preserved unless the court has some other questions i'll sit down but by the way have any courts now and simply point out that my client's in a actually worse position in a worse position because of the drug conviction he had us so yes it's the old line you were advised to not only because the district court has already found there is a serious issue that's the certificate of appeal ability but also because anders goes with cases in which there is counsel as of right constitution and that's not true on well and in addition the defendant filed a pro se merits brief which the court excepted so that's actually in the record but there's nothing in there that that i feel needs to be further understood so that kind of concludes what i have to say i'm not going to argue against my client's interest i understand that completely thank bonnie i'm sure you're going to say that engram resolves all that needs to be resolved are there any circuits other than ours on the th that have addressed the classification of attempted hijacked robbery not that i'm aware of
well the music of this town is very close to my heart and you know a big part of music is dancing and i want to think the swing in denver dancers for being here today and brianna if you want to tell us a little and we do stuff all around town we do big events small events classes just check out swinging denver dot com for more information here's another song i wrote called it the two special no you know t whatever you want to call it