MLCommons/peoples_speech_v1.0 huggingface dataset:
right now i think the innovations that i'm seeing a lot of is looking at really qualitative evaluation and being able to tell a story something able to tell stories and hear about your community about the way you grew up and having those  values in the field so that if he said i was seeing that it's changing a lot it's making sure that the story and the place based learning is incredibly important some of the strategies that we can use to incorporate design thinking not only in my work but throughout the organization  for our staff and i'd also like to see some of the design thinking elements of being able to be used by r s zero students that we were both from day to day this work around systems building and advocacy is one of the things that we've been building out for a while but we're starting to see it as key to what we're doing so i would say that's an innovation as we figure out as a funder how to better support our application advocacy and systems building work and at it even though we're a small foundation really we're to be a partner in that table as well as the direct service but always seen as important i think what we're seeing is collaboration across cultures what we're seeing in the field  environmental justice center so these are innovative approaches are happening in the field right now we speak i think that there's a greater sense of collaborative among different organizations involved in you today than there was twenty years ago there was a real siloing and protecting of of things within the organizations and now there's a greater sense of an interest in collaboration and working together i think it's important especially in co on people in that process the biggest innovation i guess is the approach and that's getting the youth more involved in the decision making and also more collaborative approach and less ownership of ideas and programming i think people realize that organization so we really are you focused and they are future shows they should have some some say in it and they're usually know what they need and we need to do more of it with young people at our size not
come down on the overhead he seems to have just about everything in there but i think the police gazette tony never has to ask the customer if he wants it when saw a dr the weatherman decides that this is the only barber shop in the world that issues ranging johnny wants a haircut like his old benz with a hole in the middle well it'll be a long time before he has the  you it's just an automobile with false whiskers it's been working on the railroad for a long time on a short line in tennessee the oneida and weston it carries the mail and express and passengers in fact everything but freight and it's right on time too it's a run of thirty eight miles from terminal to terminal through the heart of the beautiful cumberland district and every station along the way people get on it all the engineer is mighty proud of his iron horse the valve in the head truck engine has three hundred fifty thousand miles under its belt the old iron horse can still take on there and bring him back he can still make these mountain grades even with loads of passengers that express she still feels like an army  yes there she'll be coming around the mountain when she  here's a and who gets a real kick out of traffic jams the bigger they are the better he likes them introducing lieutenant mara nane communications officer of the new jersey state police right now he's taking the air in a national guard plane for a bird's eye view of the traffic tangle the first step in a brand new plan for speeding up holiday driving lieutenant morning has direct two way radio communication with the police ground station traffic on route four and five is piling up route twenty eight is less crowded and so the ground station gets the news it flashed over the teletype and to police substations sones traffic police and radio cars pick it up and meanwhile the motoring public creeping along on congested highways gets hourly police bulletins through radio broadcasts we interrupt the program at this time to give you the following information advisable to avoid victory bridge due to heavy congestion northbound traffic advised to take route s twenty eight to new brunswick traffic circle and then route twenty five into new york it's a novel linking of police plain radio and teletypes another step forward in solving traffic problems well it looks as if mr and mrs would get home in time for supper after all
one of the first questions i asked about film production is how much well how long is a piece of string and motion pictures not a stock or in them tori item that can cost surprisingly little or involve a budget that would choke an elephant now the cost of camera raw stock that's a fixed item maybe this is the place to start now let me see my movie should run about twenty yes films can cost a lot but there's more to producing a motion picture than buying raw stock perhaps it would be better to go to someone with film experience i want to get going yeah but but but eye is way off base certain basic information is required before a quotation can be made it might be best to call in an outside expert a practicing producer for some realistic and f figures there's really no secret about prices you know there is no secret about our prices mr johnson now indeed figure him out for you right now i'm listening esther  sure i've got all of the facts straight and what you want is a twenty minute film right that's right and you want it in full sound and full color figure this now for a few minutes and i'll have it for you fine as what i've got to have because well actually price is a big factor that a fit into our budget on the other hand we don't intend  unreasonable we realize that pictures cost money and i've discussed that angle pretty fairly with our board and i think they understand it they get about what you pay for and anything about so we can understand a reasonable proposition but we don't expect to pay a hollywood prices we would know still for that need not so if you can convince me that your price is fair and that the picture will be good i'll be able to get the money for my board fine that's the business like way to look at it m the business like approach it involves many things how much you have to spend is a rather critical item as it will determine how much a producer can work into a film when you're contemplating a show discuss it with the producer in its earliest stages give him complete and detailed information and allow him to submit a proposal this proposal will contain a total budget and cost breakdown and a suggested story treatment this permits determination of cost in advance of expenditure and gives a comprehensive idea of the end product but without sufficient information the question how much can only be answered by how long is a piece of stri
girls in the media a short documentary exploring the representation of girls by mass media were selected to be shown that the girls in the director's chair screening part of the walker art center annual women with vision international film festival this month we would with the y m c a youth and government program which gives teens the opportunity to deepen their understanding of civic issues by participating in an intensive four day mock legislature experience youth participating in youth t v have the opportunity to learn how to operate s p n and studios cameras and editing equipment and pretties thought provoking and engaging newscasts and talk shows and take time schedules as p and ends counted instructors train thirty gig participants to produce  v each day of the model assembly the shows are then rebroadcast each evening in the hotel where you participants today will be airing the a t v programs i'm s p n and music television for the month of march fridays from seven to eight p in to get a glimpse of what you think the government is all about and to hear some insightful perspectives from us on civic issues you can find more information about your t v and the use and government program by going to the t v blog  media provides baltimore youth with opportunities to tell stories using video technology critical thinking and public speaking skills their video workshops public screenings of student work and you throw in television programs and to make media make a difference they train over one hundred thirty youth yearly and media literacy and production and community based distribution but since two thousand and five wide angle has been organizing the who are youth media festival the festival provides young people from across baltimore with the opportunity to tell their own stories in their own voices to advocates the general public policy makers and educators about the need for youth to have to create outlets to communicate their own ideas and opinions through the mentoring video project wide angle produces a thirty minute issue oriented teen priest television show called be more t v which is aired on public access television and to find out more about wide angle youth media you can visit their website at w w w dot wide angle media dot au r g
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for the first episode from this year i like the studio shooting of the second episode think that's pretty far destinator are two and i were interviewing for i believe it was destiny's piece and we were asking people like about the food they'd eaten and there was this i mean it was a sad day everyone was telling us about all this good food we were getting so hungry and it was really fun just to be like bonding with people over food i guess and us to really be a part of something bigger than i was seeing the crew come together like at the beginning of the year everyone's kind of new and not everyone knows each other and i think that it's been really cool to see like over time people really working together as like a team in  community my favorite memory this year would have to be tiger they are the animal to be just like how espion and set it up as a place to be i think if i were to sum it up in a word yeah i'm over it you get one word it would be  friendship because that's what you get when you come to set up there's this call by a group of aboriginal women and australia that's goes something along the lines of if you've come to change my life then forget about it but if you've come because your life is intertwined with my mind then let's do something i have to say it's been really fun to work with every born it has been the most fun school related thing i've ever done in choice like every moment here and it's been really great time for me this is my family this is been my homes and so it's fourteen oh yeah
now the only available way between miami and key west other than boats is the railroad which goes from island to island over huge trusses only one trip is made each day but you don't have to wait for the road to be built if you own a car with  plenty of time between dreams so why not go right over the ties the wheels may be doing a lot of bobbing around but the rider goes along smoothly right over the bow the highway is nearly done  a huge new automobile factory is completed here it represents the first automobile plant construction work to be done by any automobile company since nineteen twenty nine these come from fifteen plants throughout the country to take part running the rails isn't what it used to be for a new convertible motor bus that runs just as well over railroad rails as it does over the highway has been put into service there leading the city the driver very easily flip some convenient lever's down come a pair of small gu wheels both in the front and out the rear they're locked in place a complete change from road to rail in less than one minute and where all the steel highway out of traffic and with no more stop lights to watch rubber tires watch out for those cars don't chance for an accident when we can stop like that it's expecting a lot to think that a train will stop at a crossing but this a real bus can do it the miles fly by no hurry and here's the highway again see by the rail shortcut up the guide we use we're back on the highway again without even the stuff right down to the center of the village where we leave passengers and pick up back in just for the city the compartment at the rear is large enough hundred ninety eight produced this fly powered bit about retarding in case the picture alone didn't overcome your sales resistance a line at the bottom was sure to get you fifteen of this dial sold in actual use and giving
cooking and always being trapped inside a house well i have in my culture girls are expected to work around in the house and support the husband and i want to change that right now  when i'm i like these other females i don't just give myself away i'm very intelligent and boy it's neat to see it it's about was inside one day walking down the street and  came to me and tried to help and i was very uncomfortable i didn't understand i was focused on your parents everything that comes at us from first thing in the morning on good morning america is a lot of hair blue eyes thirty one inches now that is a beauty but not the standard of beauty but when you see it all the time you feel like ok well i don't look like them so what do i need to do to look as close to them as possible for a woman of color i think it's worse we've had this long running affair with our hair and that's another piece in terms of the self hatred that trials of that black woman the one you ignored with her big big lips no yeah she got that brain as camouflage though not intentional but enough about her in all the way she's failing because they're still and you see bailey is like that bright and walks as she flips her hair but it's time i state the point of this too you see that black women need credit she has more than she's dead and tho
the short answer is probably not but i'm not going to concede that point and if i made ever so briefly say what that case is talking about and what we keep talking about safety valve issues is the mandatory minimum and what i want to talk about is what is the statutory maximum statutory maximum this is one of those sort of unusual cases we get a once in a while over the years we've had a periodic like where the mandatory minimum trumps the sentence that would have otherwise been imposed here at the very worst the guideline range the maximum sentence he would have been sentenced to at the very worst is forty one months maybe forty eight based on the amount of drugs  found so what is the statutory maximum thirty five fifty three f says the statutory maximum is the guideline range thirty five fifty three f t that mandatory minimum by the scruff of the neck and shakes it and says guidelines rule we rule we're in charge unless you make a finding well under the scheme under blakely in booker and fanfan what we have is an advisory guideline system which is fine from my perspective but what does that do to the findings that the district court can make the district court for example under the five factors of thirty five fifty three f kennedy just record make those findings propounded by the probation officer and after his investigation can the district court to those findings and say ok that's great by a preponderance of the evidence or by clear and convincing evidence yeah i find them to be true i find that he is a leader leader and supervisor currys but i'm not talking about a decreased i'm talking we've got to sentencing schemes there are two cents in schemes in existence now thirty five fifty three f which says shall send to the guideline range and a forty one which says shall mean shall shall means mandatory shall means and that's what thirty five fifty three says shall sentence to the guideline range notwithstanding any other  ever done in all the years i've argued before this court or any other and that threw me right off my feet shall doesn't isn't that a separate and distinct and i'm asking the court which i don't do doesn't it doesn't it isn't that the maximum s thank you very much please court thomas flynn for the united states i'm almost prepared to submit your honors because of the brought up but i would like to point out i think that mr bigelow's reading of the statute is not quite correct it doesn't say shall it says shall and i think it's significant and then lists the five factors each one of which has a knot in front of it the first time mr bigelow described it he used the word unless which i think is not what it says shall sentence to the mandatory minimum unless it's conceivable you could read that as putting the man shall sense to the guidelines and last would perhaps fix the guidelines as the default and put on the government the burden of proving that it should be something else that it says if so it says shall sentence for the guideline range if the following are so the default here
we have submitted seven cases out of the rocket today leaving one for oral argument harass connie versus ashcroft we apparently do not on either of those grounds in particular religion his only his only fear here is that he's going to be drafted into the romanian army and because he's a jehovah's witness he will  as far as religion what is the evidence on being singled out as a jehovah's witness there is no evidence your honor it appears from all the testimony and documents in a record that romania does have compulsory military service but it's applied equally to all males aged twenty and there's really no evidence that even all males are actually called into service station or fear that he would be drafted and because he's a job's witness he would have to  abstain from that because he doesn't believe in picking up guns out or he was never actually drafted there is no evidence that anyone is singled out and there is no evidence that even if he did refuse to sort of you know be punished just because he's a jehovah's witness i mean any any other questions on the religious issue the only other issue he's presenting is that his ethnicity is a hungary and in romania as well as around a gypsy and it looks like he's he's nothing he's suffered no other detention feelings and if you take a look at the state department of course there's nothing in that would support that he has a little hunted fear that he will continue to receive additional persecution on account of his religion on government of romania actually created a council for national minorities which is in one thousand nine hundred six became a government department for the protection of national minorities so the government seems to be doing everything it can to make sure that these minorities aren't the no further indication of the appellant will make an appearance today the case just argued will be submitted in the court will the j
this talk was written mainly by tennessee sorenson his special counsel but it took twenty four writers six weeks to draft the entire top one of the shortest state of the union messages ever delivered by a chief executive then press secretary salinger sounds a warning it's time to leave for the capital the day before a face congressi discussed the stage with members of the congress and representatives of labor and management he also discussed the talk with mrs johnson was often advised him on his speeches in the past the first lady and one of his two daughters escort the president to his car for the trip to capitol hill mr johnson had already indicated that he would cut the national budget however it was not until his first state of the union message that the president revealed that spending for the coming year would be less than ninety eight million a drop from last year of five hundred million dollars weeks more than a million and a quarter passes were issued by east berlin authorities most of those who crossed over the border were seeing sisters brothers mothers and fathers for the first time since the wall of shame was erected in the summer of one nine hundred sixty one but then the barriers go up and running once more becomes a city split by the heat and while there were many political implications in these driven gestures but the people were more concerned with the happy reunions that were made possible it is worthy of note that not one expressed any desire to defect to communist rule in east berl
most that you can extract from that in this is this is a vicious suggestion is somehow someway that somebody reading the expert and there's no expiration of what all the pages they cite need the thank you and thanks for the cases
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ay please the court craigmillar for the attorney general the court should deny these consolidated petitions her view without needing to address the underlying merit mr cologne waive judicial review of his remit reinstated removal order of this rain statement provision to create an expedited process for people who illegally return after being removed it wanted to instill a strong finality in it and that course would prevent them from knew as of nine hundred ninety three that is former attorney felt a perfect and appeal while he may not have known whether it's because he filed an untimely want to was rejected or he never did it he knew at that time of the harm that former attorney failed him or the exact legal device which is a motion to open based on in the fact of assistance of counsel to pursue that's not the standard that's when did you learn of the harm and even then he became suspicious in one thousand nine hundred three and there is no claim that he took any action there after tall most twenty years later there's also no claim that he relied on an attorney or the so that determination is moot thank you reopened how do you deal with that language
and i want to talk to you about my family people in the house also what are we going to