MLCommons/peoples_speech_v1.0 huggingface dataset:
he has a lot of influence with the judges with the sheriff and no one wants to bother to do anything about the abuse that he's doing to my disabled son it's very difficult situation to deal with when the man has so much power so it is different in a lot of situations i've near my i don't have any idea of any money that my son has right now currently he probably has zero and i'm not interested in that i just want to see my son i want to take applying for guardianship and we really didn't knowingly he's a distant relative of my former husband but he knew about the state that was going to get my son when my son found out he was applying toward me and shared pastes telling me mom i don't want him as a guardian so we went to the sheriff's department to look to talk to him and find out what he might want was plans were for brad why he wanted in touch with us to explain why he wanted guardianship of brett that never happened he began to threaten us because we went to rose had we went to superior to complain and he  nonunion like your organization it's like you're filming company you don't know me you don't know you never met my son and yet you have enough concern for humanity that you down here you flew in to find out much as affects only the muscle tissue tongue is a large muscle so when you meet someone with cerebral palsy and they communicate with you they always have this heavy tongue sound and but they are just at their cognitive level is  sky high and in many cases just take a look at take a look at stephen hawking businesses he looks like he's severely retarded any can't use his muscles when we're out of town the guardianship of brad and isolated him so now he's not permitted to use his communication advise and anyway i just appreciate the folks that are interested the predator guardian emma my son's case being a sheriff's deputy and misusing his authority to intimidate everyone that tries to stop his abuse of my son i have been to the state attorney's office i've been to the florida department of law enforcement and i just said it it's been years that i'm i will i thought i was doing this all by myself until i went on you tube and discovered all of the other people in the state of florida in the united states that were suffering the same kind of abuses so you know i appreciate all the people that have to take an interest in my experiences recently within the last security person that got guardianship of my son and i spoke to his secretary and jay that they would do it was a federal office and they wouldn't let me into the into his area i told my story and showed my pitch a tuesday edition assistant and she said well this needs to go back to the judicial qualifications committee it has to go through the channels and
he has a lot of influence with the judges with the sheriffs and no one wants to bother to do anything about the views that he's doing to my disabled son it's very difficult situation to deal with when the man has so much power so it is different in a lot of situations i've near my i don't have any idea of any money that my son has right now currently he probably has zero and i'm not interested in that i just want to see my son i want to take applying for guardianship and we really didn't knowingly he's a distant relative of my former husband but he knew about the state that was going to go to my son when my son found out he union like your organization it's like you're filming company you don't know me you don't know you never met my son and yet you have enough concern for humanity that you down here you flew in to find out much as effects only the muscle tissue tongue is a large muscle so when you meet someone with cerebral palsy and they communicate with you they always have this heavy tongue sound and but they are just that their cognitive level is sky high and in many cases just take a look at this take a look at stephen hawking businesses he looks like he's severely retarded any can't use his muscles but he's out of town the guardianship of brad and isolated him so now he's not permitted to use his communication advise and anyway i just appreciate the folks that are interested the predator guardian and my son's case being a sheriff's deputy and miss you in his authority to intimidate everyone that tries to stop his a piece of my son i have been to the state attorney's office i've been to the florida department of law enforcement and i just said it it's been years that i'm i will i thought i was doing this all by myself until i went on you tube and discovered all of the other people in the state of florida in the united states that were suffering the same kind of abuses so you know i appreciate all the people that have to take an interest in my experiences and recently within the last security person that got guardianship of my son and i spoke to his secretary and jay that they would do it was a federal office and they wouldn't let me into the into his area i told my story and showed my picture tuesday judicial assistant and she said well this needs to go back to the judicial qualifications committee it has to go through the channels  us and it's already been there and i just would like him to know that my son is a human being and so i visited his office and so it made trips to a variety of
when massaging your baby's face start in the middle of the far head and push your hands out to the temples and down the ch rub your thumb softly over your baby's eyes draw your thumb surprise your baby's nose with light pressure and spread out across the cheeks the massaging around the baby's mouth can be very soothing especially when the baby  softly massage your baby's jogs in behind the ears oh no i'm sorry it's just the word taco popped into my head here not there because we're going to get started oh ok well i can say retarded please you know what i would like to see though we make such great films and we don't just do like films that
i turned to raise and i've been here a long time and what are the rules rules are very simple for this night but basically it's three people per team each contestant gets one minute in the barrel they stop we'll switch the next contestant gets in at the end of three minutes the teams have an additional minute be able to tilt the wine barrels up to get as much juice as they can into the jugs down below team with the most amount of juice wins and how does one sign up for it especially if you were watching this how would they know to sign up for it don't delay go out to the best seattle website and you'll see the great stop is listed under their sign up as three people per team get a team get some friends come on down it's never too early to register for there is another beer or wine bar but this and of course they have the whole of course but people here to keep in mind they have the entertainment also down here is all about all for the glory of a free bottle of wine is astounding what people will do this is great we're so glad that we actually did run out of line the last r
seven so we could get a little bit more risque and they didn't realize that we did have burlesque girls and we had a comedian great bomb  a comedian and we had a punk rock group called dude i hate your face disgruntled that was their name dude i had your face discrimination that was the name of the band so we had a whole night and we had some  we had some skits and as the night went on it was like near the end of the show the burlesque rose came on and danced there was a there was a weirdo malfunction like the super bowl and they pull the plug london here tonight there's a bunch of local people that you may not have heard of but if you go out you will eventually hear these people they're going to blow up because there just is so much talent you heard it here first folks
it's sick shit all the threats and you hear all day long all i've been hearing this morning is swear words to change us you're fucking dead you son of a bitch fuck you all morning lol because i was there my individual and monitor them everywhere using their cell phone systems or in some cases implants such as the chip or other needs the use of different groups to follow and harass targets numbers in the hundreds of thousands of people the different groups who do the active physical organized group stalking are generally cause oriented groups it is all  contract the day of the jury trial and when i got home the probation officer called me three times and he says we already have a problem because i don't have a psychologist and it's just unbelievable how they try to make it all a mental situation especially after you pass western and pass another task and then probation i mean the public  oh wait who is a prosecutor actually told my daughter this is all my fault for the past four years and you know with all this happening you know knowing that your girlfriend's going to be raped again and your children  you now with the two cain your head and all my information was stolen two weeks prior you know what what what what alternative dia have i kind of i was going to go forward to it and i just looked at rachel and and i just said rachel this is for you and i said this is not the tire place any more so after four years of torture and mind control i actually signed a contract and they worded it as such in the contract i was something about a mental still so it's all it's all wrapped around that mental problem that i've proven in court already that voice to skull exists you know i've won that case it's just amazing how they wrap it around a mental issue when when we know anybody can have this voice to skull at any time you know not too many people have the miracle back here after being crippled that i do  tell you i was having the same effect before i even met you they had driven me to the point of suicide when i lived in texas i was having voice to school in my head and i didn't know it was coming from was driving me to the point of paranoia i think it was coming from the police officer across the street that was my neighbor and it drove me away from my wife it ruined our marriage it drove me away from my family and friends until finally i found myself plea alone from a girl a woman at kirkland who has she's going to college and she has street theater happy tour a college just amazing i mean it's just coming down down down you know i mean when when you came to me you're talking about the voice call derek has voice call here's three people on t v right now with voices call technology i mean do we look not star do we look like your neighbor you know i have a full time job and hold it well y
a better look at them all in just a short time because the brain starts in about ten minutes trying to get through and find a place to park my very interesting even a wheelchair ins the window down just a little bit even the official start of the how long did it take to do your paid job hours it takes a lot of people up to four hours five hours yes and how hard is your take mine took a couple hours because i had some people that knew what they were doing do it for me know that your husband  off there a minute ago oh no i'm not married
but probably over by where those people are so the quick and dirty boat building competition is underway and the first lea maritime industry here in seattle and most of it takes place on your property here where there are sixty six del harbor which is a port of seattle property that includes a cruise terminal a marina a conference facilities restaurants and  after the festival is already underway or so we've just kind of around new events and over the years and we may continue to do that in the future they're also weather events that take place earlier in the week there was on tuesday be eight we had a maritime career day where we bring in maritime employers and maritime schools that teach the skills needed to do american jobs and get them in touch with people who are looking for jobs for students who may want to get a job in the maritime industry with futures right and we also had wednesday night sang original song or told an original story and it was a great event we had about one hundred twenty people present in the audience we had music and a lot of entertainment you played a great time and now how many family fun day which is today for me big day saturday but i had a day but it's a whole career kind of building it's a celebration of the maritime industry and everything that brings  seattle in the pacific northwest the maritime industry is a major employer in the region or to seattle itself is a major employer and we will bring a lot of we don't have as many direct employees and as we just haven't gotten jobs that are generated but for the seattle activities on facilities so really the maritime industry the aviation industry and technology are really the three pillars of seattle if they can get it out whether the are going to try to race it or not with right about now ok i don't even know what i'm what i've been here all day and the time doesn't have much meaning to me anymore so people are more from older they can go to the website of the seattle propellor club right there as the last race goes we've got a propeller club member with us and talk a little about the propeller club of the propeller club is the professional association made up of the commercial maritime industry and  as kind of the important economic engine of the maritime industry in the in the area and we do that with a number of events over the course of the year we have granule seattle mariners maritime festival which is here today
san francisco where then it's forty five square miles is contain one of the most colorful and romantic cities in the world approaching from the south the traveler views with sudden excitement the city trusting its like towers into the blue california the gigantic portals of the mighty bridge that spans the golden gate provide a dramatic entry from the outskirts let us now move directly into the very heart of the city the well planned civic center the city hall dominates the square which is flanked by the main public library the state building and the civic auditor behind the city hall ly the veterans building and the war memorial opera house which was the birthplace of the united nations san francisco is a city of many hills and telegraph hill is perhaps the most famous here was located the lookout station of early days of sun a far from which they all derived its name signal to ships approaching through the golden gate mecca for tourists the hill provides a magnificent view of the bay and its manmade wonders eight and a half miles in length the bay bridge is the longest bridge in the world it is actually a two unit span divided in the middle  to the left of the lies manmade treasure island site of the one nine hundred thirty nine world's fair ships from the four corners of the earth find their way to san francisco to market stretching across the gateway to the orient is the longest single span in the world the mighty golden gate bridge at the foot of the hill lies colorful fisherman's wharf driving along the northern end of the peninsula we reach the salient point the provides the process view of the golden gate bridge the one ski resort of the ninety's is now a modern restaurant fronting the pacific ocean and overlooking ceo's rocks a ride on the newly installed sky tram should be included in the taurus a te world in a centrally located area of public belize stands that the young museum visited by more people than any museum in the country a fascinating collection of treasure rattles from all over the world  a sign out of mario within this blank blank conservatory is a veritable paradise of rare tropical plant of course no tour of san francisco is complete without a visit to the zoo in the center of the city right now francisco same as twenty peaks
to look at value how do we see value evidently in fort knox empty but anyway so the whole idea what i'm looking at here with what we're going to see in this future show on friday that you're about to see as we're about to record the cannabis cup in san francisco richmond from us or from the soil something to really seriously think about and we need to understand people through that if we got the difference of reverse chemotherapy they don't have anything this isn't about time we start something as a people and realize that everything which i actually have of a blueberry toby already that he's very interested in getting a check you know so but i'm aside from them and they do a breeding projects probably going to be the most extensive with them we've been talking with them for some time for several months kay shine for those of you don't know not know is that it was the little boy who died a horrible death because the federal government our federal government when installed his medicine there's something wrong there's something seriously better of him he was getting better on cannabis and they stole his medicine and he died so there's now i john with the united nations network has has set up the they cash high foundation and we're going to be donation sites and watch for three years old and in nine years you'll help anything we can do we are choice wellness center is going to be setting up a donation jar and we are going to be getting some of the materials i'm going to be taking  labs in the in the seattle area have increased their abilities but we want more we will my but opinion i want d n a full coverage of d n a testing and full comprehensive chemical analysis i'm not focused on don't i really don't know i'm going to really really to stay on they're able i got off all that money got saved by the government get it i know i exist let me i should be on my way come up to twenty seven hundred dollars worth of medicine but one hundred fifty dollars co pay all right i'm not taking now we're not in the two fifteen areas they can't really touch it but the you can hear the words somebody can say it's going to grow bigger better but until you see it it's hard to understand it until you see stand back and look at a four foot tall plant growing and doors that's penetrating from the top all the way to the bottom from the
at the seattle center we attend the sixth annual two thousand and thirteen lived alone one cultural festival with those that are interested in learning more about  i can get a better angle are here but they ran out of their items because everybody was so in a hurry to grab them this year what was  and as we continue our so this sign caught my attention and i'm not sure how to pronounce that other word below it but you are silly stroud and what is this boo governing entity of hawaii and it what what it means is if you listen to the sound of the ocean as it comes up on the beach and you're moving the pebbles around it's that rushing sound that you hear so the idea is this is the alliance coming together and it sets sound motion and then all people moving together in the same direction and what  were to understand about what you're trying to do all the state of hawaii officially recognized is why and as the indigenous people of hawaii and the next step is to form a base role and that's what we're doing here is collecting names so why and i want to participate in the space roll and following that will be a call for delegates to the town and be part of coming together in a constitutional and fourteen to life what would you like them to know and think about in terms of well right now in two thousand and eleven there is a state law new and some folks that have watched why m t v on the channel before may recognize this young lady and you are so we have a variety of food vendors and originally from guam so we are giving the taste when it first came in a couple of hours ago the line was down around the corner there over this way what they're waiting for you so yeah so he's getting ready to cook up probably the last batch of garlic chicken and you're go back to some of the entertainment eventually to learn more about the seventh live aloha hawaiian cultural festival occurring at the seattle center on september seventh from eleven am to seven pm please visit seattle live aloha festival dot com and you can also find them on facebook please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows and as always thank you for watching adventure t v cultural
other visual art i know one of the artists with me and her name is lissie and we're going to be seeing her performance in a little while but first we're going to talk to her about where she's from and things like that and where are you from originally from rock island illinois which is three hours west of chicago on the mississippi river but i live in an area called the quad city but i moved to california about ten years and how do you like it there now why i love living in california i mean it's paradise really but i go home to the midwest quite a bit and that feels really home when i'm not on tour and in california and speaking of tour how much touring do you do each year quite a bit i mean i'm about to put out my second album back really since two thousand and nine and just got into it and for those that don't know what kind of music do you perform well you know i always find that a difficult question to answer i i think it's i call it like rock pop but there's definitely like hints of folk in and old country all country and soul in there but with my band i guess it's it's rock pop but it's all us playing instruments it's not june of two thousand and ten and it's called catching a tiger and really i had like a whole life to really write to my first album but most of the songs on it where written within like a couple years before it  like there's a whole life ahead of me now it's sort of like for there's not as much for every left so i i like that as like this idea of like what forever is in a lot of the songs with about relationships good i mean i'm not saying i'm old but you're like now like all the guys my age like married and that's my main concern but just like all the things that you put in the future is of accomplishing you start to feel the songs that we're going to be seeing today the songs were playing about an hour today the first the songs were start with an old song called bully which actually is where the title for the first album catching a tire came from bullies a song i wrote i guess about five years ago now so we'll start with that and then we're going to do a couple new ones are the second sounds anyone have it which is a song about sort of like it's about a relationship but it's really about like addiction like basically like having to quit things that are good for you called turkey because if you try to do it sort of he'll get sucked back into it so this isn't about it being addicted to love or anything else and then the third  songs that people knew me for that surprise i mean i'm proud of it but as much as like maybe you have heard this one one of the lines well i know that you have to get going and there's other learned more about the forty fourth bumbershoot occurring august thirtieth to september first two thousand and fourteen in the huge entertainment lineup at undershoot dot org this program make possible with the support of a one more dot com they are happy to answer questions about any and all of your lawn and garden equipment needs please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash one two three seven
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