MLCommons/peoples_speech_v1.0 huggingface dataset:
the revolutionary army when captured and sentenced to death by the british uttered the memorable words i only regret that i have but one life to lose for my country near goshen is the site of the birthplace of john brown a fiery abolitionist with violent hatred of slavery helped precipitate the war between the states litchfield is the beach your home state where were born the reverend henry ward beecher famous minister of his days and is equally famous sister harriet beecher stowe who wrote the unforgettable uncle tom's cabin colonial times and i think it had been predominantly a manufacturing take hundreds of factories large and small are crowded within her borders her people are proud of their tradition a binding craftsmanship almost brief for the connecticut population depend for their livelihood on her more than three hundred different industr hartford connecticut largest city is often called the insurance capital of the world are to be found a home offices of many of the nation's leading insurance compan in addition to being intensely industrial and connecticut's largest city park burdett also the state capitol the beautiful capitol building overlooking the city from the crest of capitol hill is pop with the wings but you're symbolizing the genius second largest city in connecticut is new haven many of the nation's rifles and toys and much of its hardware their new haven  has long been a pioneer in the development of public education the university of connecticut at storrs stands at the pinnacle of the state's educational system new london at the mouth of the thames river as one of the deepest harbor on the atlantic coast just across the river from new london at broughton is the nation's submarine building center probably  submarines are built here than anywhere else in the world but all this seemingly intense agricultural land industrial activity connecticut remains a region of great natural beauty and unspoiled worldcom inviting in dakar countryside most demanding of  now that we've had a glimpse of connecticut let's review what we've learned about the state we've learned that connecticut not make state was one of the thirteen original colonies and next to rhode island and delaware it is the smallest we've been reminded that connecticut claims such famous figures as john browne harriet beecher stowe and nathan hale others a memorable words i only regret that i have but one life to lose for my country visited hartford the capital and largest city of the state often referred to as the insurance capital of the world we've visited new haven connecticut second largest city and the home of yale university we've seen the importance of burying in the state's economy we've learned that connecticut changed grown back on its head to enjoy the highest price per acre of any crop grown in the united states and we've been treated to some of the beauty and charm of connecticut typically new england countryside intensely industrial peaceful and timing lee rural connecticut is one of the most interesting one of the most progressive and
career versus the best athletes at that time in the world you know you averaged over five yards per carry your first two years five points i think five point four after that that's like sixteen feet every time you touch the ball well you know  prayer and it might get a good job and we had a couple that last time and just didn't have enough players when a football game during your career not not afterwards because i know you've done a lot of things for charity and a lot of things that  involved in including the players union one might talk a little bit about that but what was dick baucus like in those days you guys were a young guy we're talking erosion your early twenty's guy like where you know you all were young guys and then you walk out to wrigley field or soldier field and what was it like to be surrounded by that that that group well they were good they were great football players and we had a cold george howard was a person that we all receiver johnny marr so when i was through the news sports in chicago that in northwest indiana at munster high school the most things which is right across the street and like central indians it's required reading that you were aware of that i was not aware of it like the great gatsby or the wrath of the project you know problems in the country and then also that movie as well as the book it kind of portrays i think a lot a lot of different aspects of life not only that fighting the disease but also how you and he became friends mutual mutual respect between races there's a lot of little sidebars and i mean a lot of sidebars of that movie too many really to name but it was it was a great movie i'm sure it was a very rough time in your life but to say that you and piccolo not only  was at sixty five sixty five thousand nine hundred sixty five and brian passed away what year one hundred seventy one ok i'm hoping that one of our friends come in because again you and i have six degrees of separation one of my friends came over yesterday happened to be in his eighty's and he said you know i want to try  make it over there he was he did some plumbing work at your house and that not long after if it wasn't the very day that brian passed away he did some work at your house you signed an autograph for him and he came back and picked it up the next day he'd like to come brought in some merchandise some books and fisher and some photos which are awesome i'm telling you if you haven't seen them you need to go back there and look at some of these photographs many of which i've never seen but you pointed out to me that most of the photographs if not all of them that you have back there believe me when i tell you i thought maybe you might be a little standoffish but you're just about one of the nicest guys i've ever had a chance to to interview or i i really do never interview anyone i just talk to people if you can't talk to him how my going to interview nash right
which the court seems to have been concerned were covered in the briefs however i didn't want to address the issue unless the court has questions about any of the other issue case it's pretty close to jackson the final four is with jackson i can't i can't sit here with a straight face and say it's not but but there is an awful lot of authority both state and federal preceding and succeeding jackson that says that when you have an individual one individual identifying that that the identification problem that the that the eyewitness identification issue is important and that the i don't see i don't see why it couldn't corroborate the eyewitness identification but certainly when you put that fact of his flight together with the fact that he uses registered owner of the getaway truck that there is certainly enough
machinery operating at top of patients a fine maintenance tools and specialized equipment it takes genuine chevrolet replacement parts built to the same standards as the parts that are already in your and you and your family want the security of knowing that your car is in the hands of men who are experts in their work and can do the job right the first step and chevrolets is to find out exactly what needs to be done the think a little rough doesn't sound too serious we can check the engine while you're waiting you have a few minutes i'm going into that space  to you said your motor was running rough your chevrolet serviceman welcomes all of the information you can get about the way your car is behaving as against the performance standards you set for it but before he starts to do any actual work a double checks to make sure he knows exactly what the trouble is to do this job of finding the trouble your chevrolet dealer has the finest scientific equipment he has time accurate estimates with which to test  do almost right inside to check the operation of every unit in your engine compression and seller balance for smooth running distributor and ignition timing generator for the efficient operation of your electrical system special machine or tool for every job whether it's valerie facing are holding a cylinder wall you can depend on the job being done to factory standards of quality and accuracy natural a parts do wear out under normal usage even with the best of care but your chevrolet dealer knows that where it can be held to a minimum by proper lubrication not only does it take specialized equipment it takes perception parts if you a well stocked parts department places genuine chevrolet replacement parts and your service man's fingertips there and you can find the right parts for your year and model chevrolet part identical to that which was used when your chevrolet was built and whatever the part whether it's a door handle fuel pump or piston your chevrolet serviceman has the skill to know how to install it and adjusted for best performance as the job of keeping your car operating at top performance i thought most economy the job of maintaining all you want in terms of comfort safety dependability and of keeping your car looking the way you want to is a job your chevrolet dealer knows how to  courtesy he knows it all the patterns on the two big steps and service of finding what needs to be fixed and fixing it right the first time popular car on the road today america's best
big bombers are getting ready for a mission and the men are getting ready and the essential is the briefing differs little from others there's a target that will be bombed they will proceed to this point in space above the earth drop their bombs and return without ever seen a target these are the instructions the men are ready for the takeoff six hours aloft the huge are made of super four to spend over a thousand miles of track was watching the weather bears out the forecast clouds heavy overcast all the way to the target at twenty three thousand feet they're above it below and beyond lies the japanese mainland and somewhere beyond that the target is the enemy took comfort in the fog that the bombardier sees nothing more than as they were living in a fool's paradise to calculat instant tons of high explosives and yes even the atomic bomb would be sent away to the target by the miracle of r before you now is the radar scope a small circular screen giving x ray like vision to the mysterious eleventh member of the crew the radar operator until recently we've known little of what he does and even less about the instruments seals basically radar equipment consists of a radio transmitter and receiver the transmitter sends a radio beam earthward if it strikes water the beam is not reflected the receiver picks up nothing and the scope appears dark as it is now over the pacific ocean but if the beam strikes a solid objects such as land it's reflected and shows light on the scope watching seven hours ten minutes elapsed time almost a full day's work for most but to the crew's mission less than half whether the picture on the scope ones of entry to the critical zone the return shows a large land japanese coast over one hundred miles you see that bright spot at the top of the peninsula not exactly the picture and travel photos but that's beautiful fujiyama nonfood nature's wonder the tourist delight now of beacon and fighting disaster a reference point for final calculations imo there is a great operator over this a bomb a day or go ahead the wind is from two ride the moment when the target must be single out from hundreds of other invisible targets of coastline with a large city a peninsula jutting out in a bank the city tokyo this one tiny speck of light the focal point for hundreds of giant bombs from thousand tons of bombs are the correct nine degrees right d this is what the japs see his cities his factories in ruins a lot of you out there are probably asking well why show is this that war is over well we wanted to let you in on one of the big secrets of the war but you might be interested yes you're right the war is over and we won it and by way i mean the foot soldiers the men at sea the crews of for the missions you men and women who worked in the factory the scientists who gave us radar and the atomic likewise factory workers will go back to producing to play and goods but our scientists must go on perfecting all inventions and developing new ones for the security of our nation at peace and you bought bonds
yet some degree of psychological crime is caused girlfriend in any act of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and this case there was no specific evidence of any actual crime or facts or circumstances girl but she was greatly impacted by this incident and that she was placed into counseling but treatment alone is not evidence of psycho i took a crime it's merely the appropriate response to any incident  that bar thereby ignoring the legal conclusion i missed in plea not factoring here in the crime of criminal sexual abuse whether the facts are analogous is irrelevant because of the legal conclusion that this court how in her and lichens in so long as there is evidence in the record of psychological harm coupled with the court's personal observations of the victims while they justify the crime or the threat of crime suffered by the minor victims is a permissible factors considering aggravation the sentencing turning to that he said bar the trial court had ample opportunity to serve the minor victim a she testified both pretrial and during the trial the critics mostly found evidence of specific evidence presented to support this is an aggravating factor in this case thank you and you
with the drug offense where there was just the sort of general will kind of evidence that one could make about guns and drugs that can be applied in any circumstance but not necessarily applicable in any both defendants initially told police no we don't know what that apartment is we don't know what's going on as often happens and in this kind of case and that created this discussion in the pre sentence report tying talking about practical problems i think practically that is the better time to work out these situations for both parties really but certainly for the defenders if you think you thank you had a little bit of time but i mean millions of americans have firearms mostly handguns and many of them maybe even most of them are loaded in their homes and so the question is
five years and some volunteer who donated the money to the city the city even could incorporate this and started this program that has been not only beneficial to the kids but to the city and to all the parks and t got a lot faster over the weeks we've been doing that for about four or five weeks already and now they're they just fly there faster than me and they're boring but you know we have a lot of interesting people in our group so we kept each other entertain a pastor for years walking past and you seen what we were doing he actually gave us some money for lunch it was it was a good day we've got compliments ever been done from the manager to the city police who roam the area and overseeing it so now they can can view our public schools much better just just this morning as we're opening on on on the railings to people walk by and said thank you so much for what you're doing for our community but i would say maybe accountability teaching them accountability and like respecting other people and their beliefs or their outlook on life and team teamwork is a big was only two i believe that ever had worked on a job before so this was new new experience totally is a nice way to meet new people in the community get involved in community and meet new kids like now they're to the point where if we're almost done we like to complete the whole route and if we're not done and i'll get done with what they're doing and they'll go how does the person i'm doing their rally their lawyer teaching them and the work ethic that it takes to go to the next two into the job market and be there and then and they succeed and hopefully these new tools that they got we will lead them down a new path they also learned some financial skills because the city made them have direct deposit into a checking account that was created that they created for each child so well and the only time they could get the money was with an a t m card so they're hoarding the tools  help i've spent one hundred dollars on a bike so i can get to work and then i save fifty and spent the rest was definitely worth it when they consider each other friends now instead of coworkers i just like i started tearing up when i was talking because i am really proud of them how far they've come and just how much they like to work together and i want to thank them and i also want to really thank escape because like before i was a school getting into a lot of trouble and there was this one do they came to our school just to talk  p s like a couple of on my like i'm gonna miss you guys you know and it's the truth because i'm going to miss them too and i'm just i'm like i'm thankful for escape and the city of holland for making this possible for all of us because i have a record as wow so ever me to be supervisor it helps me to relate to them because i shared with them my story and they're like and you're our supervisor you know but just to let them know that they have a chance at
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dismissed without prejudice to file in an appropriate court my knowledge of what the appropriate quote would be since the contract purchase agreement everything is in indiana and only mr pailin is in indiana i believe that there would be point now the the property that was sold the real property the business and the personal property and the contract everything that occurred in indiana so it would be the proper venue from the start and maybe i should have put it there in terms of venue the evidence is the third party respondent he in effect the only thing that only person stands to lose did you propose i mean look you filed the document in a way that indicates there is no complete diversity of citizenship in state it is to avoid local prejudice so here you have both the plaintiff end of the state and both coming in from out of state both have an interest to collect money and have a competing interest with mr perelman in indiana so this is consistent with the fundamental reasoning behind diversity jurisdiction so that the local court doesn't discriminate against parties from outside of in that's one and now is the competing interest you know the husband and wife now i think this is a divorce that judgment will probably be marital property so they both have an interest in this and in the case lie side of it the the court itself on if i filed in the state court in illinois i'm wondering whether or not because everything is in indiana that might be a problem so that the other state court is in indiana state court that's  first twenty eighteen and sat bees in the amount of six thousand and four hundred ninety five dollars for having to defend the baseless district court proceeding after the finding somewhere claims filed by salem in the northern district of illinois a march first twenty under twenty eight u s c section thirteen thirty two complete diversity is required no matter where the venue is for the district  as i believe the proper venue would be the illinois circuit court i think you would just file post judgment proceedings you know i know i so i think that the proper thing that mr allen should have done is start to enforce the judgment that was entered against jack on page thirty eight of my brief of the appendix page thirty eight of the appendix which is my memorandum in opposition to respondents motion for attorney's fees in the area in the center where i say in other jurisdiction where pailin is the only person in there but your honor if you give me more time i believe there are other memorandums i didn't include it here because if you remember he initially dismissed the jurisdiction i argued that and there
this is the island caper a wonderful both that's been doing well watching crew here for years and they've been they've been doing the museum history cruise for twenty nine years  this is my third year i history i'm sure you enjoy each one of them just one of them cost twenty four hours at the local bookstore because you've been kind enough to come to ireland because we're cutting out the middle ground so to speak you can buy each book
my job is to essentially work on the business and to improve our processes of procedures as a business as a whole christmas beth and i'm a project manager and run the sheet metal to visit here i do a lot of the estimating  plans come in from the different contractors or builders and i'll go through the plans take off all the equipment in the material that go on there and come up with a cost to get everything order and doing certification for a job we're doing in eureka we have to take classes so we can make sure all of our worlds are clean and that they're not going to break i was looking for something new and i was always a woodworker by trade i took some programs and c r and c n c programs there and rolled in and i was trying to find a good job with benefits and retirement and good health insurance they didn't hire me right away i came here every that's such a small part of this job and that's what separates the guys who get paid a lot and the guys finish your education as far as you're going to take some guys out here that means they got
would you like something else instead you know change you my bracelet and i don't care who thinks squat about it it's so stupid and prejudiced and it makes me mad to think that the only thing my very best friends care about is what other people are going  you can't let other people think for you you have to think for yourself otherwise you might just as well be in prison my bracelet has become very celebrated jack and i were ice skating in lucille was pretending to be a good friend and she went to jack and told him i was making a fool of myself so jack told me i will not take it  i guess it's just not  i should have lost my temper i was going to tell you what to do just well you know you can say what you want to you just don't say it out loud that's all i was just worried about what was there worry about i'll just have to i thought you two are pretty close friends i'm not trying to pry only it bothers me to see on the happy i don't want you to get the idea you're alone if you're unhappy isn't going to be pushed by anybody all right i don't try to tell anyone else what to do you think is worth being left out of things i can't help it i know one listen fathers and mothers try and keep troubles away from their kids etc harsh things in the world they try to guard them from the harsh things i guess no one can do that for anyone else people have to find their own way they have to face her it is well it's good things i don't have any answers i can give you that are going to solve your problems not in this case but the fact is it could make things a lot easier for yourself if you gave in went along with the crowd could put that bracelet away for a while and i'm not going to tell you what to do and i want to or not going to you figure things out for yourself whichever way you figure
circumstances related work of the late caps what are those changed in extraordinary circumstances specifically asylum application what the born did is they said that the petitioner had not demonstrated changed circumstances but there are two ways that one could be excused from from filing within a one year period it's changed circumstances and extraordinary circumstances and they're just fine separately in the regulation at c f r two only eight point four four and in fact counsel i agree with the applicant was an unaccompanied minor during the one year period after arrival or petitioner came in with her mother she did come on a company from what we understand there's not a lot of testimony in the record on that so i think the board