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customer: Hey there little guy wanna come home with me?
fish: Shadow! Shadow bad! Must swim away from shadow!
customer: no no come back! I just wanna be your friend.
fish: Shadow not attack? What is shadow?
customer: Shadow is friend come back
fish: Shadow not eat? What Shadow do?
customer: Shadow keep you safe.
fish: Oooh, what does shadow have? This is mine now.
customer: The shadow have food for you.
fish: Smell food! Where food?
customer: Here you go!
fish: Oooh, delicious food! Tasty food! Shadow good?
customer: Shadow very good to you.
fish: Shadow makes fish happy!
Summarize the dialogue | customer wants to take fish home. Fish is afraid of shadow. Customer gives fish food. |
traveller: Who goes there?!
monster: i hate humans
traveller: Well I don't mean any harm, I'll just get out of your way...
monster: i dont trust humans
traveller: Let me just walk away and you won't see me again.
monster: how will you survive in such a horrid place small one? May be best to allow me to end you here
traveller: I lost my family long ago so I've learned to be resourceful.
monster: i too know what loss and sadness is like, i will let you live for now
traveller: That's very kind of you, do you live here?
monster: yes i have been since i was exiled from my home
traveller: Where did you used to call home?
monster: an old town long ago, humans drove me away, i hate humans
traveller: There's plenty of bad humans, but that is no reason to condemn us all.
monster: you could say the same of my people but here i am, labeled a monster
Summarize the dialogue | monster hates humans. Traveller lost his family long ago. He lost his home and became a wanderer. |
people saved by the paladinsa: Wow just look at the shrine
local merchant: Yes, the shrine is quite beautiful. Will you donate some coins to the shrine as well?
people saved by the paladinsa: The chapel is always filled with white roses what are those for?
local merchant: I think that the roses are a symbol of the peace that the Paladins seek to restore. Will you give the priest some coins?
people saved by the paladinsa: eat some food
local merchant: Why thank you! Do you ever go to the town center? We have both trinkets and food that you might enjoy.
people saved by the paladinsa: Ask the priest if he is willing to come with me
local merchant: To the town center? I'm sure he will be. Priest, could you come and accompany this young person to the town center? They wish to purchase my trinkets.
people saved by the paladinsa: You will keep this for me so we can get blessings
Summarize the dialogue | people saved by the paladinsa are in the town center. They want to buy trinkets and food. The local merchant will accompany them to the town center. |
#Person1#: ( At the MET station ) Hurry up! We are running late for school.
#Person2#: Let's take the MET. lt's faster and cheap.
#Person1#: Which line should we take if we go to Danshui?
#Person2#: We should take the red line. Let's get the tickets at the automatic vending Machine.
#Person1#: How much money should I insert in the slot?
#Person2#: 5o dollars. Later you have to place your ticket near the sensor.
#Person1#: I see.
#Person2#: It's so crowded. All the seats are taken. Let's go there. There is a seat over there.
#Person1#: It's a priority seat. We can not sit there. We should give the seats to those eld, pregnant and disabled people.
#Person2#: Yeah, you are right. Let's stand. It takes only about 20 minutes.
#Person1#: If we go to Danshui in the morning on A weekday, we are sure to have seats since it's not during rush hour.
#Person2#: Anyway, we are arriving at Danshui soon. I can't wait to watch the beautiful sunset. | #Person1# and #Person2# are in a hurry to go to school. #Person2# suggests taking the MET and gives #Person1# instructions on taking the MET. |
Daki: Viki, you can follow the tracking information, of your package on the site <file_other> .
Viki: Very good.
Daki: The number of package are: CA20192735641. You can access width it to the all necessary information.
Viki: Yes, I am going to see.
Daki: Good, inform me about package.
Viki: A package is now at the Departure point of post office i Belgrade Airport.
Daki: Good.
Viki: Now it is at the Arriving point of Vankuver Airport.
Daki: Excellent.
Viki: It is now in Customs service at the Vankuver Airport.
Daki: Send me continuous information.
Viki: Now it is in track to the Montreal Post office.
Daki: Looks like that it is near your apartment?
Viki: Yes, I receive a information about package, as email massage. Place where I can get it.
Daki: Very good.
Viki: I took Package and every ting is according Declaration in the package.
Daki: Excellent, transportation took les than one month, as Post Office declared. | The number of Viki's package is CA20192735641 and she is tracking it. Viki received the package. |
#Person1#: Honey, can you set the table?
#Person2#: Um, sure. What are we having for dinner? Do I need to put out anything in particular?
#Person1#: Well, make sure to put out the pepper and salt shakers. I don't know if your brother is coming tonight so set an extra place mat just in case.
#Person2#: Ok, should I use the fancy silverware?
#Person1#: Yeah, go ahead, forks, spoons and knives. I roasted some meat so be sure to put out some steak knives as well.
#Person2#: I'll also set some cups and saucers for some coffee after dinner.
#Person1#: Honey? Have you seen our soup bowls?
#Person2#: They are in the cupboard where you keep the gravy boat and serving dishes. Just be careful because the wine glasses are also there. | #Person1# and #Person2# are preparing for their dinner. #Person2# will use the fancy silverware, and #Person1# asks #Person2# where are the soup bowls. |
foreign ambassador: hello there
father: how do you do Mr Ambassador
foreign ambassador: I'm very fine, my friend
father: Nice this is a intresting place for one such has you
foreign ambassador: yes, i've never been here
father: Me either, so whats new going on in the kingdom
foreign ambassador: heard the king is hosting a banquet tonight
father: Nice I wish I was able to go to these things but it is above my station in life
foreign ambassador: i could sneak you in if you want
father: No, I must go home and take care of the family they are counting on me. Just let the king konw us normal folk are happy he is doing such a good job
foreign ambassador: okay, I'll relay the message
father: thanks, what will you do at the party
foreign ambassador: just a little chit chats, here and there
father: I see I am sure you will have a good time
Summarize the dialogue | foreign ambassador will attend the banquet hosted by the king tonight. The king is doing a good job. |
person: I'm not sure, Sir. He said he needs you right away.
wizard: This had better be important, he acts like I just have all the time in the world meanwhile here I am maintaining constant focus so that this castle does not fall off the cliff...
person: Fall off the cliff, Sir? Are we in danger?
wizard: Always! Every second of every day! That is why I keep to myself in this room so that I can maintain the magic that accomplishes that.
person: I had no idea, Sir. Thank you for your help and knowledge.
wizard: Such is the burden of magical power....
person: Were you born a wizard, Sir?
wizard: All wizards are born wizards, tis passed through blood. Sometimes it skips generations and some are not always too powerful.
person: Fascinating! And are you allowed to get married?
wizard: Well I could do whatever I want I suppose, but really it would be hard for me to find one that interests me.
person: I see. So you don't have children, sir?
Summarize the dialogue | wizard is maintaining constant focus so that the castle does not fall off the cliff. He was born a wizard and can't get married. |
townsperson: Nanjuba!?!? Isn't that all the way on the other side of Ethermia?
proprietor: Indeed! The man that sold this gem told me that it was its innate luck that allowed it to travel such a distance!
townsperson: Let's see if that is true ....
proprietor: Now, you can't just go giving away merchandise that's not yours.
townsperson: Oh I am just having her hold it while I perform a test. Fret not.
proprietor: Aw fer the gods sakes, have you gone mad?!
townsperson: It seemed like an interesting option. And look, she is not even burned! The bards shall sing tales of this stone of luck.
proprietor: Interesting! Gods. Are you alright little one? Everything is okay now.
townsperson: And this branch, is it one of those that finds water?
proprietor: Oh no, I'm afraid not. Those branches are bundled for use in the hot springs. Typical tourist thing.
Summarize the dialogue | The gem was sold by a man from Nanjuba. The townsperson is testing its luck by having her hold it. |
freind: So I started off traveling down south until I reached a goblin camp, They weren't very agressive so I didn't have any trouble. I continued on for a few days through a forest and found a city called Eldersquare. Have you ever heard of it?
the family: Eldersquare? Not that doesn't ring a bell.
freind: Its a small city, I needed some coin when I arrived so the king commisioned me to slay a rock golem. I went to the cave they told me and found him there. I slayed him and as his head smashed to the ground this same key fell from the middle but even in the cave I couldn't find a single lock.
the family: The key fell out of his head?
freind: Yeah his head was made of stone, it smashed completely to bits and this stone key was the only thing that wasn't dust! Incredible right?!
the family: What an adventure that must have been! I wonder what the key opens. Must be something special!
Summarize the dialogue | The freind was traveling through a forest and a goblin camp. He reached Eldersquare and was commissioned to slay a rock golem. He found a key in his head. |
Gregory: have you seen the new game of thrones episode yet?
Matthew: yeah, it was so bad
Bart: no spoilers!!! come on!!!!
Matthew: we are not saying anything
Mike: i've seen it, if it comes in this direction the whole season is gonna suck
Bart: dude i just said something
Gregory: chill mate, it's not that we talk about any details
Mike: yeah, we can give you spoilers if you want :D
Matthew: hahaha don't be mean boys | Gregory asks Matthew, Bart and Mike if they have seen the new Game of Thrones episode. Matthew and Mike have seen it and didn't like it. Bart asks them not to give any spoilers. |
royal family: What are you doing in here?
guard: I came to check on the king, your highness
royal family: I see, in the bathroom.
guard: We just received emissaries from the east, and i was told to come and inform him about their arrival
royal family: Hmm well go and find my father.
guard: I'll do just that, is there anything you'll like me to help you with while I'm here?
royal family: No I am fine.
guard: I'll be taking my leave now your highness
royal family: Ok well good to see you.
guard: The pleasure was all mine
royal family: Of course.
guard: Heard you'll be part of the emissaries travelling with the queen to the northern islands, is that true your highness?
royal family: Yes tomorrow night.
Summarize the dialogue | Guard came to check on the king, who is in the bathroom. Guard will inform him about the arrival of emissaries from the east. Royal family will be part of the emissaries travelling with the queen to the northern islands tomorrow night. |
Project Manager: I think we can discuss a little about the the three kind of revolutionary things Tim came with The parental control the games and the voice recognition There is n not too much decision on that one so I think that parental control is a good function to to put in the remote I do not know how you think about it
User Interface: Well I agree just put it in the menu structure somewhere
Marketing: but What I see How I see it is you put it on the the remote and then you have like a Windows logon screen with parents children And w when you want to use the parents option you have to
User Interface: It it has to be fast You do not want to to go down and watch the news at eight of the clock and turn it on and wait twenty seconds for for the logon screen and then remember your code and all kinds of settings
Project Manager: No but I think most people find it much more important that their children do not watch sex or violence on the television and wait ten or fifteen seconds longer so they can finally watch it because of that
User Interface: Mmhmm Why Mmhmm You c may use like when there is XP a simple logon d you just push one or two or three And if you push parents then
Marketing: That then then then you have to go to threedigit login
User Interface: To log in And if you puts a ye And if you w you push p children you do not have to log in but you can only watch childrens channels or
Industrial Designer: I do not know if it is worth the time and effort we are going to spend on it Because well it is a simple function but it is going to take a lot of resources and a lot of time to programming it Because you will have to start working with the profiles and such And I am not sure if it is actually worth investing that much time and effort into it
Project Manager: Well I think that is a b there is a big market for it
Industrial Designer: I do not know what
Project Manager: because you you read many times in magazines same kind of stuff and you heard on the news that that he they believe that children are influenced by the television and Well we are we are aiming to below forty years But there are a lot of people will below forty who have children in young age who who want to not watch violent or
User Interface: Well maybe some idea on that Just make through a remote as it is but make an option to insert profiles because if my grandad would buy this remote he would not want to bother with all all the all the things to do Just make it an option in menu ins install powerful profiles or something
Project Manager: That is a that is a better idea ?
Marketing: w It just has to be w when it is deliver out of the store it has to be just simple and plain But if you want to install it personally If I got kids and I could choose between two remote controls One w with parent control and one without and I would would buy the one with
User Interface: b well still some question I have about how to incorporate those ones You are thinking about some channels they can not see but well I I when I think oh for the f for all the standard channels and only for maybe after ten of the clock in the evening violent films and movies will come and maybe maybe some some timing will be needed instead of of channels because if you are watching I do not know you are in the at day cartoons will come up m on maybe Friday night I do not know
Project Manager: maybe it can work with show view you you can control your video recorder with show view when you tick in a number it will start and end recording But maybe there is some option that that t the kind of show view numbers are violent and that they are blocked out
User Interface: the disadvantage vantage is that someone will has to send all the showview numbers of the programs that they remotes and edit it all
Marketing: but but that is not possible
Industrial Designer: But well if you want to I i i if we in incorporate the parental control let us say we do and and well whatever cho child just goes up to the TV and presses up for instance Well nob nobodys stopping the child from well checking the channel
User Interface: Well you could say if parental control is only it it will go from fourteen to sixteen with the pageup then but
Industrial Designer: But that Well I am not sure because for that to happen you d you will have to receive a signal from the remote control so it would have to be constant constant signalling What m what may be better is to incorporate an a separate device that that you can program with the remote control And that provides parental control for instance And that is just an optional device So there is n that is there is besides the remote control you will have a separate
Project Manager: I would not put it in an optional device That that then then then it becomes too much I think If we do it we we must do it in a kind of ways that like a profile a parent profile and a family profile and otherwise
User Interface: on a separate menu option
Marketing: And and you know w when you install another device children can still go up to the TV p pop open the thing and and and g
Industrial Designer: that is true That is true but at same instant same happens when you have remote control So But only difference is the the people buying the remote control will now get the f added feature of parental control and those people would not necessary want it So you you would be
Marketing: But it is just an an added feature feature
Project Manager: And what do you guys think of the games in the voice recognition ? I personally think that that becomes too much It is more like it gets you to the functionality but
User Interface: A mail too from management that it is very popular to use voice recon recognition But I do not think when you are watching TV hearing loud noises from the TV someone screaming one and you f the channel switches
Marketing: like f voice recognition is too much I think But
Industrial Designer: I can see games happening
User Interface: W you can put it on chip anyway so As long as it is is not a primary feature of the remote
Marketing: That that does not c that does not co that that does not cost a lot of extra resources I think
Project Manager: So that will that that that must be in it you think ? So the games are in it The voice recognition are not And the parental control are
Marketing: it is it is in it But too ma I I think so but
User Interface: But how we do it ? Well I think also it is a good idea buts very difficult to incorporate So we should make it too complex Is t some menu function you choose parental control and maybe four files will emerge from menu where put it on But how how it is going to work will f be a problem
Project Manager: but will there Like the first idea from You can buy it without and with parental contr control ? Or are we going to put it in and just
User Interface: Mmhmm Well Ye I I think best would be to put it in and make it an menu option
Marketing: to put it in always
User Interface: And you can just s when you buy it you can select personal preference parental control on and the password or something
Industrial Designer: Well I do not know I I figure if you had two different remotes you could bo choose one with well a receiver in it So you could actually easily build in parental control But it would would be more expensive So a and that that way you could make cheap model and a expensive model Could ma make the simple model and the deluxe model for instance
User Interface: Oh it is a p
Marketing: but TVs are not capable of sending ? I thought they were just
Industrial Designer: you you have some TVs any
Marketing: a able to receive some But
Industrial Designer: That is true that is true
User Interface: Well maybe you just have to restrict it to what programs where the parent says you can not watch channel seven nine and ten and you can not watch all channels after ten of the clock And there is just some little clock in the remote
Industrial Designer: Well you could you could easily you could easily you could easily to the mote control But you still have the problem about the television itself
User Interface: No no it is very simple There th I h I have seen some of remotes who have a clock in it So the remote does does not transmit when it is after twelve clock
Marketing: at least my TV is a is a compartment which you can press And there are buttons behind it which you can use if you d if you do not if you do not have a
User Interface: Well that is To put it very blunt that is not our problem Just have the parents buy some glue and It is not not a part of the remote
Industrial Designer: that is true that is true you could you could you could go like
User Interface: or make it ourselves very diffic
Industrial Designer: that that would actually make things a lot more easy You could just blame it on television and make it their problem I figured I figure we could do that sure I am not sure what marketing thinks about it but
Marketing: I have to consult my legal advisor about it
Project Manager: So I think we have decided on the things that from Janus the energy the combination between battery and kinetic The case will be doublecurved and rubber in a fr flashy fruity colour that with cover is removable The buttons will be touchscreen but there may not be too many buttons And in the the menu structure there must not to be Five minutes to go too too many levels And it must be easy to use The parental control will be incorporated but it must be not too complex And the games are in it So I think we have we have decided
Marketing: Oh Oh I I have one thing left the views Maybe it is handy to build in an expert view and a simple view
Project Manager: Like a like a moat or s or something
Marketing: Like at In the experts view you have a lot of more buttons
Project Manager: but you have that in the
User Interface: What I was thinking about is just a menu structure when you do not use it is simple And when you push system properties entire list pops up with e ev all kind of f stuff you can program
Project Manager: It is already incorporated a little in that concept
Industrial Designer: Well you you could actually build in a function that you can program it yourself for the more advanced users
Marketing: wh which buttons you like or not
Industrial Designer: which buttons do you want to in it Because you can you can like build in a backforward button and some po somebody would just want to watch two channels
Marketing: Just leave the other numbers away
Industrial Designer: you could you could m have people want want that
Project Manager: We take it to the other meeting ? I have a little w little chat to do | Group mates agreed that they could incorporate the parental control as well as the gaming features into the remote control. However, they would discard the idea of voice recognition because it would be too much for the remote feature. |
animal: Uhhh, well this is awkward. Sometimes flying insects? But not your kind....I promise.
dragonfly: I shall trust you not to eat me, as I can fulfill my promise and eat the misquitos that irritate creatures like you, but you must forgive me for keeping my eyes open and upon you.
animal: I don't blame you, but I promise you can trust me. How can I think of eating you, when this sun is upon me and there are miserable mosquitos to fill my belly?
dragonfly: I believe that is fair, do you quest, or is your life a simple one of eating small insects?
animal: I'm seeking a mate, I have been alone for a log time and it's time to continue my bloodline. Know any nice lady frogs?
dragonfly: In the cathedral, I have heard tale of a beautiful princess frog, but all who go there are destroyed.
animal: What? Are you telling the truth? I'd love to court a princess! Could we attempt this together?
Summarize the dialogue | dragonfly promises not to eat the animal. The animal is looking for a mate. dragonfly tells the animal about a beautiful princess frog in the cathedral. |
rat: What else would you be down here to do?
worshipper: I don't know why am I here. Can you tell me how to get out from this den? I'm very scared.
rat: Just go back the way you came and follow the light, intruder.
worshipper: I can't. I tried just now and it doesn't work. I could not get out of this den. It feels like I'm stuck in here.
rat: Calm down, damnit. You see that tunnel? Walk down until you reach a fork and then take the left.
worshipper: okay i will try to walk from the tunnel. Can you follow me?
rat: I am not sure I can trust you just yet, but I will make sure you are out of here as soon as possible.
worshipper: You can trust me. I am a worshipper. I will not harm you.
rat: I suppose... just start walking and I'll follow closely behind.
worshipper: Okay no problem! By the way, how do you walk if the floor is full of glasses?
Summarize the dialogue | worshipper is in the rat's den. Rat will follow worshipper out of the den. |
Izzy: Thanks for all the warning signs!
Connie: U were actually thinking of applying?
Mel: Probably they're looking for my replacement.
Izzy: And what were u doing?
Mel: I was a secretary.
Izzy: But the advert says Office manager.
Mel: Yup. My previous job.
Connie: I'm a Talent Delivery Specialist. Can u guess what I do?
Izzy: Probably something exciting?
Connie: On the contrary! I sit on the phone, call candidates and establish meetings to which I don't go because the company only trusts Linda.
Izzy: Geez. I think I'm not going to apply there.
Mel: Good choice. | Mel worked as Office Manager, but actually she was a secretary. Connie works there as Talent Delivery Specialist, which sounds better than it is, because he only sits on the phone. Izzy will not apply for a position in this company. |
#Person1#: I am thinking about resigning from my current job.
#Person2#: Have you thought about it seriously?
#Person1#: Yes, I have been thinking about it for quite a while. Now I finally make up my mind to leave. I have given my resignation letter to our boss last Friday.
#Person2#: Ok, did you find a new company?
#Person1#: Yes, I will move on to XYZ Company.
#Person2#: Good for you, but your leaving will be a great loss to us. It is so nice to work with you.
#Person1#: Thanks. I had learned so much from you and our colleagues. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# is resigning from the current job and will move on to XYZ company. |
a bear: I have lost my children. They took off and I have looked and called everywhere, but here.
bear: Thay have not been here but i will help you look for them *said the friendly bear*
a bear: That would be so wonderful! I'm terribly worried. They get to playing and do not pay attention to how far they have gone
bear: *Rips* Here this will keep you warm :3
a bear: Thank you! Wait a minute, stop making noise. I heard something rustle way back in the cave.
bear: *sneaks to the bush at the back of the cave*
a bear: Are they there? Are my babies back there?
bear: To be honest i have been sleeping so maybe?
a bear: What is back there? I hear it again! Children are you there/
bear: *bush goes crazy bird jumps out* *Tweet Tweet*
a bear: Just a bird! where are my babies?
bear: I will give you this for ur nest if you show us where thay are you can fly
Summarize the dialogue | a bear has lost her children. They took off and she has looked and called everywhere, but here. The friendly bear will help her look for them. |
William: I'm so mad at you!
Elizabeth: What have I done this time?
William: Why did you tell Tom that I won the contest?
Elizabeth: I didn't know it was a secret… | William is mad at Elizabeth because she told Tom that William won the contest. |
the man: Well there is one thing you can do for me.I am in need of gold to acquire that vibrant royal blue knight set of armor in the back.
raccoon: Where can I get gold?
the man: I hear rumors that Saokra the owner of this fine blacksmith has a stash of gold down in the basement and since you say you are good at sneaking around at night it wouldn't be too hard
raccoon: Well, judging by the sun gleaming through the skylight I would say it is midday now. I will be heading over to the inn at the fork in the road to sleep for the rest of the day. When darkness falls I will do as you bid.
the man: Very well you have a deal * reaches for apple core, but restrains of giving it* i need your word that you will not run off and if you do it will be the biggest mistake you've ever made
raccoon: How do you figure? I almost got run over yesterday because I ran after a corn cob into the road yesterday. I make big mistakes all the time.
Summarize the dialogue | The man wants the raccoon to steal gold from the basement of the blacksmith. The raccoon will do it for him. |
Dee: I'm on my way put the kettle on👍👍
Caron: doors open I'm up in the office xx
Dee: ok I will be there in 5 do you need anything from the shop on the way?
Caron: milk would be good I'm nearly out x
Dee: ok see you in a bit xx | Caron will see Dee in 5. Caron is in the office. Dee will buy milk as Caron's nearly out. |
scorpion: Well being dead valley it would be a shame to not make something dead.
iguana: Must you thirst for blood EVERY day?
scorpion: I must feast to survive.
iguana: I saw some dead flies over by that rock. They're treating me just fine. You're welcome to have some.
scorpion: It is not enough for me, something slightly larger will keep me fed for a while.
iguana: If a human comes for you, do not count on me to aid your rescue...
scorpion: I will simply hide if needed.
iguana: Fine, fine. Just don't try hiding over here. I plan to enjoy my day, not spend it hiding from explorers.
scorpion: Yes well I will be to it.
iguana: If you see any dead flies, let me know. I may be running out of my supply soon.
scorpion: Of course, I will look out for any flies in general.
Summarize the dialogue | scorpion is looking for something to eat. iguana offers him dead flies, but he wants something bigger. |
Vicky: Soooo
Vicky: How was it? Are you alive? :D
Lea: Alive and kicking ;)
Vicky: Tell me everything
Lea: it wasn't as bad as Stacy described it. I was terrified going there, but... it was actually bearable
Vicky: That doesn't sound so good L...
Lea: It didn't hurt that much, it felt... weird, but not very painful like Stacy said
Vicky: did you do just your legs?
Lea: I went wild and did legs and bikini
Vicky: owwwww
Lea: Hahahaha told you it wasn't that bad :D
Vicky: Just the thought makes me cringe
Lea: Well, I recommend it if you want to get smooth legs forever ;)
Lea: It's quite pricey, but you save a lot of money - think how much you spend on waxing and stuff
Vicky: it's not for me, I'd die in the process
Lea: It's just laser :D I bet it's less painful than getting a tattoo | Lea's had her leg and bikini hair removed with a laser. It wasn't as painful as she's expected. |
PhD C: I ve been playing with first the VAD so it s exactly the same approach but the features that the VAD neural network use are MFCC after noise compensation Oh I think I have the results
Professor B: What was it using before ?
PhD C: Before it was just P L
PhD D: it was actually No Not I mean it was just the noisy features I guess
PhD C: This is what we get after This So actually we here the features are noise compensated and there is also the LDA filter and then it s a pretty small neural network which use nine frames of of six features from C zero to C fives plus the first derivatives And it has one hundred hidden units
PhD A: Is that nine frames you s centered around the current frame ? Or
Professor B: S so I m I m sorry there s there s there s how many how many inputs ?
PhD C: So it s twelve times nine
Professor B: Twelve times nine inputs and a hundred hidden Two outputs OK So I guess about eleven thousand parameters which actually should not be a problem even in in small phones
PhD A: So I m I m s so what is different between this and and what you
PhD C: It should be OK So the previous syst It s based on the system that has a fifty three point sixty six percent improvement It s the same system The only thing that changed is the n a p eh a es the estimation of the silence probabilities Which now is based on cleaned features
Professor B: And it s a l it s a lot better
PhD C: So it s it s not bad but the problem is still that the latency is too large
Professor B: What s the latency ?
PhD C: Because the the latency of the VAD is two hundred and twenty milliseconds And the VAD is used i for on line normalization and it s used before the delta computation So if you add these components it goes t to a hundred and seventy right ?
Professor B: I I m confused You started off with two twenty and you ended up with one seventy ?
PhD C: With two an two hundred and seventy If if you add the c delta comp delta computation
Professor B: So it s two twenty I the is this are these twenty millisecond frames ? Is that why ? Is it after downsampling ? or
PhD C: The two twenty is one hundred milliseconds for the No it s forty milliseconds for t for the cleaning of the speech then there is the neural network which use nine frames So it adds forty milliseconds after that you have the filtering of the silence probabilities Which is a million filter it and it creates a one hundred milliseconds delay So
PhD D: Plus there is a delta at the input
PhD C: and there is the delta at the input which is
Professor B: One hundred milliseconds for smoothing
PhD D: It s like forty plus forty plus
PhD C: Mmm Forty This forty plus twenty plus one hundred
PhD D: So it s two hundred actually
PhD C: there are twenty that comes from There is ten that comes from the LDA filters also Right ? so it s two hundred and ten
PhD D: t If you are using three frames
PhD C: so it s two twenty
PhD D: If you are phrasing f comment using three frames it is thirty here for delta
PhD C: I think it s it s five frames but
PhD D: So five frames that s twenty OK so it s who un comment two hundred and ten
Professor B: p Wait a minute It s forty forty for the for the cleaning of the speech forty for the I N ANN a hundred for the smoothing
PhD D: At th nonvocalsound At the input I mean that s at the input to the net
Professor B: Delta at input to net ?
PhD D: So it s like s five six cepstrum plus delta at nine nine frames of
Professor B: And then ten milliseconds for
PhD D: Fi There s an LDA filter
Professor B: ten milliseconds for LDA filter and t and ten another ten milliseconds you said for the frame ?
PhD C: For the frame I guess I computed two twenty well it s I guess it s for the fr the
Professor B: OK And then there s delta besides that ?
PhD C: So this is the features that are used by our network and then afterwards you have to compute the delta on the main feature stream which is delta and double deltas which is fifty milliseconds
Professor B: No I mean the after the noise part the forty the the other hundred and eighty Well I mean Wait a minute Some of this is is is in parallel is not it ? I mean the LDA Oh you have the LDA as part of the V D VAD ? Or
PhD C: The VAD use LDA filtered features also
Professor B: Ah So in that case there is not too much in parallel
PhD C: No There is just downsampling upsampling and the LDA
Professor B: so the delta at the end is how much ?
PhD C: But well we could probably put the delta before on line normalization It should not that make a big difference
PhD A: What if you used a smaller window for the delta ? Could that help a little bit ? I mean I guess there s a lot of things you could do to
Professor B: So if you if you put the delta before the ana on line If then then it could go in parallel | The VAD neural net had twelve times nine inputs and two outputs. The system had improved significantly. It added some latency but the team could potentially run it in parallel. |
#Person1#: This small town has many serious problems.
#Person2#: What's the cause?
#Person1#: The mayor and high officials practice cronyism and a large number of guys who are good at nothing occupy many important positions.
#Person2#: I see why it lags behind other towns. | #Person1# tells #Person2# this small town has many serious problems because of cronyism. |
#Person1#: This is our first day of class. It's better for us to introduce ourselves to each other. Who would like to begin first? Any volunteers?
#Person2#: I'd like to introduce myself first.
#Person1#: Yes, please.
#Person2#: My name is Gavin White. I was born and raised in London. After high school, I went to Edinburgh University. I worked for one year to pay for my tuition and then got my Bachelor's degree there. Now I've come here to get my Master's degree. I am glad to meet all of you and I hope we will become good friends. | #Person1# asks volunteers to introduce themselves. Born in London, Gavin graduated from Edinburgh University and studies for a master's degree here. |
#Person1#: Good morning! My name is John White, import manager of the Garden Trading Company of New York.
#Person2#: Oh, how do you to Mr. White? My name is Li Ming, here is my card.
#Person1#: Nice to meet you Mr. Li. We have learned about that you specialize in the export business of electronic products. As you enjoy the highest reputation in the commercial circle, we'd be please to enter into business relations with your firm.
#Person2#: We share the same desire. Have you seen the display of our products in the exhibition hall downstairs?
#Person1#: Yes, I had a look just now, I feel we can do a lot of business in this line.
#Person2#: Sure, we can. You know, we are been in the line for more than twenty years, and I think our price are competitive comparing with those in the world market.
#Person1#: Our company enjoys a history of more than twenty years, we have wide connection with wholesalers and retailers all over the America, and we have good reputation in the commercial circle.
#Person2#: Thank you for your information, we can hold more talks later on business details.
#Person1#: Sure. | John White and Li Ming would like to establish business relations with each other. They introduce their companies to each other and will discuss details later. |
inn keeper: Does anyone need a room to stay tonight?
a royal: Innkeep! Over here!
inn keeper: Aye goodsir, what can I do for you?
a royal: You can start my addressing me as your grace!
inn keeper: Sorry your grace, how can I be of service?
a royal: Ah much better! You can start by bringing me an ale!
inn keeper: Ale for your grace, coming right up!
a royal: Thanks you innkeep! What about your rooms?
inn keeper: Right this way to the finest room.
a royal: Now hold a minute! Im not done with my ale!
inn keeper: You grace, please accept my apology.
a royal: Wash this
inn keeper: Your wish is my command.
a royal: Haha! It better be. Wouldnt want to get a flogging would we! Hahaha
Summarize the dialogue | Innkeeper will bring a ale for a royal and show him the room. |
Monica: hey
Martha: hi there!
Monica: are you free on the 7th December?
Martha: yeah! I saw the event, what is it about?
Monica: I want to talk to my besties and discuss some wedding stuff
Martha: aaah right!
Monica: it's in May!
Martha: time flies! well it's good you want to meet, do you need help with anything?
Monica: well yes, I have so many things to organise and so little time :(
Martha: <file_gif>
Martha: don't worry, we'll help you
Monica: I know! :)
Martha: ok so then see you next weekn :* | Monica invited best friends on 7th of December to discuss the organization of the wedding, which is in May. |
Mr. Yves-Franois Blanchet: If the idea is so good and wonderful why not start over and open the dialogue now ? What is stopping the Prime Minister from being a rallying point and inviting us to take to each other and resolve the problem rather than saying that he is going to pack up his toys and go home ? The people with disabilities are the ones who will pay the price Where was the Prime Minister on October212019 ? He received a minority mandate from Quebeckers and Canadians Why is he behaving like something between a prime minister with a majority and a monarch by divine right ?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau: I have heard the Conservative Party and the Bloc Qubcois throw their accusations around They do not point out that the House of Commons did indeed give its consent to extend the mandate of the Special Committee on the COVID19 Pandemic until the end of June Three parties agreed which was the right thing to do in the context of this minority government We have been working with the other parties However as they did not get the results they wanted they complained Unfortunately they too are part of a minority Parliament and must respect the voice of the majority of parliamentarians just as we do
Mr. Yves-Franois Blanchet: I might have been tempted but that is unlikely to happen because the Prime Minister is not me he is him It is therefore up to him to bring people together open a dialogue and recall Parliament All we were asking for was the opportunity to talk for an hour or two However suddenly he does not want to play anymore It is not working anymore and there is something a bit strange about that In addition the government wants to buy the right to interfere in provincial and Quebec jurisdictions for 14billion However Quebec and a number of provinces are refusing to allow it to interfere in their jurisdictions and are asking that this money be paid to them unconditionally Is the Prime Minister trying to take advantage of the crisis or is he trying to create a constitutional crisis ?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau: MrChair the safety of Canadians is the responsibility of all levels of government That is why we have proposed a 14billion agreement to ensure that all Canadians across the country experience a safe reopening of the economy This is a proposal that we are working on with the provinces because we know that there are needs across the country including early childhood centres screening and support for municipalities The federal government wants to be there to help the provinces
The Chair: We will now go to MrSingh
Mr. Jagmeet Singh (Burnaby South, NDP): Thank you very much Mr Chair Indigenous leaders have expressed a lack of confidence in the RCMP commissioners ability to tackle fullscale systemic racism but the Prime Minister has expressed his confidence in the commissioner What is that based on ?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau: Mr Chair over the past two years Commissioner Lucki has made significant strides forward on an issue where there is still much more to do We know that systemic racism exists in all of our institutions across this country
The Chair: We will now go back to Mr Singh
Mr. Jagmeet Singh: This is the same RCMP commissioner who just recently said that they could not explain what systemic racism was Now the Prime Minister says that he has confidence when indigenous leaders express their lack of confidence Why does the Prime Minister believe that the RCMP commissioner can tackle systemic racism in the RCMP ?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau: Mr Chair systemic racism is something that touches every corner of our country every corner of our institutions It requires people to understand and move forward in coordinated ways with partners The commissioner is committed to doing that alongside members of our government We will do that together and work with indigenous communities and black
Mr. Jagmeet Singh: Mr Chair recent events have made it abundantly clear that to tackle the systemic racism at the level of the RCMP we need a fullscale overhaul of the RCMP Is the Prime Minister committed to a fullscale overhaul of the RCMP to root out systemic racism ?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau: As I have said many times Mr Chair I am committed to addressing systemic racism in this country and taking significant bold actions to reduce the amount of discrimination that indigenous peoples that racialized Canadians face on a daily basis We have much work to do but we will do it together
Mr. Jagmeet Singh: Mr Chair Black Lives Matter has been calling for governments to defund the police What it is saying is that we need to be better at where we spend our money investing in communities and not policing Will the Prime Minister commit to a review of the RCMP budget to allocate resources to community services and not to policing ?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau: Mr Chair over the past years we have been investing more directly and more money in community organizations in the black community and working with indigenous partners on the path to reconciliation We have been investing in the kinds of communitybased programs and solutions that are part of the solution We know there is much more to do and we will continue to look at all of our expenditures to make sure we are doing the right things
Mr. Jagmeet Singh: Mr Chair over the past few years while the Prime Minister has been in office the RCMP budget has increased by 31 More money is going towards policing In recent events we have seen people who needed a health care response to a health care crisis been killed by the RCMP Does the Prime Minister believe that we need to be investing in a health care response instead of a police response for people who are faced with a crisis ?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau: Mr Chair the member opposite well knows that it is not an eitheror We need to make sure that our systems across the board from our police systems to our judicial systems to our health care systems to our community systems are actually addressing the systemic discrimination issues that are embedded within them That is exactly what we are going to continue to do in the coming years | When it comes to the governmental issues, some of the members, for example, Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh had a heated debate over the way of the distribution of the fund. The root of their debate was the problem of systematic racism in the RCMP, and many other institutions at home. Therefore, a revolution might be needed in those institutions. In terms of the revolution, Jagmeet Singh pointed out that the governmental fund should be allocated to medical care instead of RCMP, for that during the outbreak of COVID-19, emergent needs had shown in the medical field. |
#Person1#: My parents told me my uncles and aunts are planning a big family reunion in Paris this fall.
#Person2#: Are you going to the reunion?
#Person1#: You bet. All my uncles and aunts will take their children along, too. So I'll meet many cousins there.
#Person2#: How nice! But why Paris?
#Person1#: Because two of my aunts are French. They met and got married to my uncles in France. Some of their relatives are still living there.
#Person2#: Have you ever been to France before?
#Person1#: No. Actually I've never traveled abroad. I'm very excited about it. I just can't wait.
#Person2#: My parents are going to take me on a trip to Hawaii next month by way of Tokyo, but I've been there three times already. | #Person1# is so excited about going to Paris for a family reunion since it is the first time for #Person1# to travel abroad. |
#Person1#: Hello! 6896443.
#Person2#: Hello! Is that Lucy?
#Person1#: Speaking!
#Person2#: Hi! This is Tom! Can I speak to Lily?
#Person1#: Sorry. She isn't in at the moment. Can I take a message?
#Person2#: Could you please tell her not to wait for me this evening? We planned to go to a party together, but something important came up and I have to rush off. I'll be back in Cairo at the beginning of next week.
#Person1#: Right. I'll tell her. Are you leaving now?
#Person2#: Yes, I leave at half past two. Please give my love to her. Thank you!
#Person1#: You're welcome.
#Person2#: Could you ask her to phone me when she gets in?
#Person1#: Sure. You'd better give me your number.
#Person2#: Yes, it's 13962-72854.
#Person1#: OK. I've recorded it.
#Person2#: Thanks very much indeed. Bye!
#Person1#: Bye! | Tom asks Lucy to tell Lily that he has to leave because of some important things and will be back soon. He also wants a reply call and leaves his number. |
guard: Stay away from me goblin!
goblin: I tend to stay far away from people in general. Why would I come close to you?
guard: That's right you little fiend, stay away or I'll behead you.
goblin: Behead me?
guard: Yes, you heard me. I don't take too well to the likes of you.
goblin: I grew up in cave and have avoided humans whenever possible. But even I can see that you must be the dumbest guard in the kingdom. If not, then the kingdom is in serious trouble.
guard: These are the rules around these parts, insult me again and it'll be the last words you speak.
goblin: Please forgive my tongue sir. I have poor social skills. You must be highly valued to be stationed as a marketplace guard.
guard: I used to be the kings guard. So you will give me the respect I'm deserved.
goblin: Used to be? What happened brave soldier?
guard: I was retired after my service. Younger guards were brought in.
Summarize the dialogue | goblin is a goblin and he doesn't like humans. The guard doesn't like goblins and he's a former king's guard. |
#Person1#: Tongtong, have you finished your homework? We are going to meet your father at the station.
#Person2#: I'm busy doing it. My teacher has told us to hand it in tomorrow morning. Just a moment. I'll finish it soon. | Tongtong tells #Person1# Tongtong will finish the homework soon. |
#Person1#: Ron, what are you doing?
#Person2#: Ah, nothing. I'm just looking up some information on the Internet.
#Person1#: Like what? Let me see.
#Person2#: No, no, it's okay. I mean, you know ...
#Person1#: Baldness? What are you looking that up for?
#Person2#: Well, you know ...
#Person1#: I ... I mean, you're not that bad off.
#Person2#: Ah, there you go. Bringing it up again!
#Person1#: No. I mean it. You look great! Honestly, it's not that bad.
#Person2#: Hey, I get enough of it from friends, and the people at work, and now from you!
#Person1#: Well, maybe you could wear a toupee? I think you'd look great.
#Person2#: Oh no. And have it slip off my head on to my date's dinner plate as I lean over to kiss her? Uh-uh.
#Person1#: Well, have you ever thought about seeking medical advice? There are new advances in medicines that not only retard hair loss, but help regenerate new growth.
#Person2#: Ah, I still don't give much credibility to medical treatment to prevent permanent hair loss.
#Person1#: Well, what about accepting the fact that you're just losing your hair?
#Person2#: I just can't give up hope. I know appearances shouldn't matter, but I don't know. I just feel that women just avoid me.
#Person1#: Come on. You can't be serious.
#Person2#: No really. I've seen it many times. It just, I don't know ... | Ron is troubled with his baldness but #Person1# thinks it is not serious and gives him some advice, such as seeking medical help or just accepting the fact. Ron just can't give up hope. |
hunter: My word! Such riches! I would indeed be able to hire the men I need. Tell me, sir, what might I give you in exchange for such splendor?
duke: You see this! I want a wolf verison!
hunter: Ha! Of course! I know a fine taxidermist who can perform the deed! Tell me, my lord, would you like to accompany us on the hunt? I have heard tell that you are a fine hunter yourself.
duke: Ahaha! I am much too old for that now my good man! I am sure you are perfectly capable!
hunter: More's the pity. I have heard tales of your exploits, and I could have used a man that knew these lands well. Tell me, is there anything I should be on the lookout for on the hunt?
duke: You see this? This served me in my youth! Id like you to take it out one last time and use it to kill the Direwolf and bring me its head!
Summarize the dialogue | duke wants hunter to kill the Direwolf and bring him its head. |
care taker: Grandpa! Why are you eating that little girl'
zombies: I have... no control! Even now I hunger for... for... but no! I will... I must... no, *you* must warn... the king! Aaah, the hunger!
care taker: What? I can't understand you grandpa. Let me get closer to you.
zombies: Nooo, get back, boy!
care taker: You bit my arm! What is wrong with you. Do you have rabies? get away from me.
zombies: Ah, no! Ah, me lad... I'm.. so... sorrbrrraaaains!
care taker: I feel a little funny. Everything is getting a cloudy. It's almost as if....
zombies: Sorry there... you're ... you're one of us now, lad... one of us...
care taker: My god those brains smell delicious!
Summarize the dialogue | Grandpa is eating a little girl. He bit care taker's arm. |
#Person1#: Did you hear about Lulu?
#Person2#: No, what?
#Person1#: She and Vic broke up and now she ' s asked for a transfer.
#Person2#: Get out of here! I didn ' t even know they were dating!
#Person1#: No one really did. They were very discreet and professional at the office. | #Person1# and #Person2# are talking about Lulu and Vic's breakup. |
witch: I told you there would be a price to pay. If you think your luck is so bad now, it will be worse after the enchantment! I am the best witch! I could not tell you what would happen like most of the witches around.
villager: Oh alright. Is it a potion or a spell or? If it's a potion can you make it taste of strawberries? They're a fancy fruit and I like them I do.
witch: Do not touch my stuff you silly fool! I can freeze you and you will have no more worries at all!
villager: Oi, how did I get here... Oh, hi uh a friend of mine told me to come here and ask about an enchantment.. pretty place you have here.
Summarize the dialogue | witch will enchant the villager and he will have bad luck. |
#Person1#: What are you thinking?
#Person2#: I'm thinking about where we shall spend our vocation.
#Person1#: It's about 7 o'clock. let's have our breakfast first.
#Person2#: Ok, dear. We will be late.
#Person1#: What do you want?
#Person2#: A ham salad sandwich.
#Person1#: Sorry, I didn't prepare this.
#Person2#: Then, I'd like some eggs and bread for breakfast instead.
#Person1#: Ok, I'll have it sent to you immediately. | #Person1# and #Person2# are in a hurry to have breakfast. |
Pete: Nice! How's it going?
Jade: Hi, I can see you like the stage. Awesome 8-)
Pete: Love it! :) Hello beautiful Jade :)
Jade: Aww... thank you :)
Pete: How are you?
Jade: I just came home. I was so busy all day long. Have to print my business cards. Do you know where they print it nicely in colour?
Pete: nobody wants mine, so I'm no more interested in this XD
Jade: How come? so what do you do?
Pete: I'm an unemployed rock musician XD you?
Jade: wait wait, but you have to make a living from something :P I'm an actress, currently actively attending castings
Pete: Tell me! what castings? :D
Jade: for ads | Jade is an actress attending ads' castings and she needs to print her business cards in colour. Pete can't help her, as he's not interested in it anymore. |
#Person1#: I hear you are expecting your family.
#Person2#: Yes, my parents, and soon my brother as well.
#Person1#: I didn't know you had a brother.
#Person2#: Oh, yes, he is two years older than me. He lives in New Zealand so I don't see him that often.
#Person1#: Oh, nice. Is he coming on his own or with the family?
#Person2#: His son is coming as well. He wants to go to university here in England so they will visit a few universities while they are here.
#Person1#: Does your brother have just one son?
#Person2#: No, he has two daughters as well. His wife and daughters are visiting her parents. So I won't see them.
#Person1#: I'm sure your parents are looking forward to seeing their grandson.
#Person2#: Oh yes, they are really looking forward to it. They went to New Zealand last year and loved it.
#Person1#: So when are they all coming?
#Person2#: My parents are already here. My brother and nephew are arriving on Monday. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2#'s family is coming. #Person2# talks about #Person2#'s brother's family and says #Person2#'s parents are already here and #Person2#'s brother and nephew will arrive on Monday. |
Bojan: Hey you going to Croatia next year?
Aleks: idk are we supposed to?
Bojan: Ye well we havent been
Bojan: We could go see our grandparents
Aleks: Urgh idk maybe
Aleks: How long is the flight?
Bojan: You've never been to Croatia?
Aleks: No I was born in Slovenia
Aleks: I went there when I was 4
Aleks: And seems like a pretty lit place to live
Bojan: Oh ye, they're more developed than Croatia for sure
Aleks: Why?
Bojan: Because Slovenia got out of Yugoslavia earlier than other countries
Aleks: I see
Aleks: Well but ye my grandparents are in Croatia now
Aleks: They came to visit a few years ago
Bojan: Lets go there then
Aleks: Ye sure
Bojan: I think it will take like 5 hours from London
Aleks: I will letcha know xd | Aleks and Bojan may go to Croatia next year, it's a 5-hour flight from London. Aleks's grandparents live there and he is from Slovenia. |
#Person1#: Do you think home video players will replace movie theatres and force them out of the entertainment business?
#Person2#: We're certainly faced with the grave challenge from the DVD industry. That's why I think we have to revolutionize our concept of movie showing. As I see it, the movie theatre should not just be a place to watch a film, but a place to meet people. | #Person2# thinks the function of movie theatres should be updated. |
#Person1#: What kind of packing do you plan to use for this consignment of goods?
#Person2#: Cartons. Is that okay?
#Person1#: I'm concerned about the possible jolting, squeezing and collision that may take place when these cases are moved about.
#Person2#: Well, what I can tell you is this. We've got an excellent record on making deliveries to our customers. Besides, all our cartons are lined with shockproof cardboards and are wrapped up with polyethylene sheets. So they're not only shockproof but also dampproof.
#Person1#: In that case, I guess I can rest assured.
#Person2#: Well, I guess you can say that. The safety of packing is something we always pay a lot of attention to. Especially for those fragile commodities, we've got to be extra careful. Otherwise, if the things we don't want to see happened, we would be responsible and that'll cause you a lot of inconvenience, too.
#Person1#: You're right. But wouldn't it be safer to use wooden cases?
#Person2#: We sure can if you want us to, but the charge will be much higher.
#Person1#: It wouldn't be worth the trouble in that case, would it? Let's still use cartons.
#Person2#: Sure, no problem. As I said, cartons are good enough for goods like this. You don't have to worry about it. | #Person1# worries about the safety of the goods as #Person2# use cartons for the consignment. #Person2# assures #Person1# of their delivery service and tells #Person1# the charge will be much higher if #Person1# demands wooden cases. #Person1# agrees to use cartons. |
Christine: Hey. I just ordered some food for you
Christine: Do you want it delivered or you can pick it for yourself?
Chelsea: Hey. Thanks
Chelsea: I'm free currently so I guess I can just go pick it.
Christine: Okay. The receipt number is ***********
Chelsea: Okay cool. Let me go fetch it ASAP I am starving
Christine: Cool | Christine ordered a meal for Chelsea. Chelsea will pick it up herself. Christine provided a receipt number ***********. |
butler: Hello, any good house stories today?
maid: hello
butler: I keep quiet around the house but I always loved to hear your stories of the maters. Anything juicy today?
maid: I really dont have a story today but I sure do have some gossips
butler: *scratches head* ok
maid: Do you know of the affairs between the queen and the head guard?
butler: Seriously, oh man tell me all about it.
maid: it is a secret they have been keeping and someone told the king last night
butler: What do you think is going to happen to the Queen?
maid: I really cant say but the kingl already ordered the guard's head to be beheaded
butler: Well of course, wouldn't anybody do that. I really like the Queen, I bet she gets beheaded too though.
maid: I really hope not. She is very nice
butler: She was the only one that gave me a birthday gift, can you beleive that? I won't tell a sole, I always keep my lips shut
Summarize the dialogue | maid has some gossips about the queen and the head guard. The king ordered the guard's head to be beheaded. The queen was the only one that gave the butler a birthday gift. |
#Person1#: How can we get in touch with you?
#Person2#: Please call me or send e-mail. Could you please let me know when your organization can make a decision?
#Person1#: About one week.
#Person2#: I really appreciate your time and help. See you then. | #Person1# can tell #Person2# their organization's decision by phone or e-mail in about one week. |
#Person1#: Lucy, what are your priorities when buying a car?
#Person2#: I guess the first thing is the price, the second is the size, and of course the color will play a role too. But I have to be honest. It is our today's responsibility to take care about our environment. Therefore, I will also pay attention to the fuel consumption of the car. You know, the rise in gasoline prices is huge. So I would rather to consider a smaller car with smaller engine. For which I can also save some tax. Last of the list, I also consider the safety.
#Person1#: What about the environmental factors?
#Person2#: Well, I do prefer the lower emission cars as long as it doesn't cost much. Some environmentally-friendly cars are really expensive.
#Person1#: Sure they are. Some hi-tech devices are built in to make sure they pollute less. Some of these green cars have not become standard. So the production costs are still high. But anyway, we should make efforts to start with. | Lucy tells #Person1# about her priorities when buying a car, including price, size, color, fuel consumption, and environmental factors. |
goblin: what exactly is a gobber?
gobber: small and handsome creature that lives in the bogs and swamps across the planet
goblin: ah so we are similar you and i though i live in caves
gobber: it beats being a goober. are you in the military?
goblin: no i was just stopping by to get help
gobber: sorry to hear. what happened?
goblin: my village was attacked by humans
gobber: us gobbers are excellent at hiding from humans. maybe you should try swamps.
goblin: nah we would die in the swamps
gobber: why?
goblin: we live in caves we cant do swamps
gobber: it sucks not being the dominant species.
goblin: yes one day we will genocide all the humans and rule the earth
gobber: they say that AI will overthrow the humans before that happens
Summarize the dialogue | goblin's village was attacked by humans. Gobber lives in swamps. Goblin lives in caves. Gobber is a gobber. Goblin wants to rule the earth. Gobber is afraid that AI will overthrow humans. |
PhD F: OK So I mean that seems that seems g great for all of the encoding of things with time and I I guess my question is more what d what do you do with say a forced alignment ? I mean you ve got all these phone labels and what do you do if you just conceptually if you get transcriptions where the words are staying but the time boundaries are changing cuz you ve got a new recognition output or s sort of what s the sequence of going from the waveforms that stay the same the transcripts that may or may not change and then the utterance which where the time boundaries that may or may not change ?
PhD A: Oh that s That s actually very nicely handled here because you could you could all you would have to change is the time stamps in the time line without without changing the I Ds
PhD F: And you would be able to propagate all of the the information ?
Grad C: Right That s the who that s why you do that extra level of indirection So that you can just change the time line
PhD A: Except the time line is going to be huge If you say suppose you have a phone level alignment
PhD F: especially at the phone level
PhD A: You would have you would have
PhD F: The we we have phone level backtraces
Grad C: this I do not think I would do this for phone level I think for phone level you want to use some sort of binary representation because it will be too dense otherwise
PhD F: OK So if you were doing that and you had this sort of companion thing that gets called up for phone level what would that look like ?
Grad C: I would use just an existing an existing way of doing it
PhD A: Mmm But but why not use it for phone level ? It s just a matter of it s just a matter of it being bigger But if you have you know barring memory limitations or I w I mean this is still the m
Grad C: It s parsing limitations I do not want to have this text file that you have to read in the whole thing to do something very simple for
PhD A: Oh no You would use it only pause for pause purposes where you actually want the phone level information I would imagine
PhD F: So you could have some file that configures how much information you want in your in your XML or something
Grad C: Right I mean you would y I I am imagining you would have multiple versions of this depending on the information that you want
PhD F: cuz th it does get very bush with Right
Grad C: I m just what I m wondering is whether I think for word level this would be OK For word level it s alright | F was concerned about how the time labels would adjust to smaller phonetic units. F inquired if the time boundaries could be changed by propagating new information throughout the XML. F thought that they could configure different XML files to deal with different units, but it would lead to large file sizes. |
horse: neiiiiigh
farmer: Hello friend horse!
horse: what are we doing today?
farmer: *brushing you as I speak to you* We've got fields to plow today, my friend, to ready them for planting.
horse: *nods and noms*
farmer: You're such a good hard worker, my horse friend!
horse: lots of work today, neiiigh. good day for it.
farmer: *saddling you up* Shall we start in the north pasture or the eastern pasture, friend?
horse: Neiiighorrth
farmer: *mounting you and grabbing your reins* Northward ho, then!
horse: *trots off toward the north* We will get all the of the north pasture done today, I'm sure of it.
farmer: It will take us hardly any time working together.
horse: Is it going to rain today?
Summarize the dialogue | farmer and horse are going to plow the north pasture today. |
Matthew: This university is a joke
Matthew: I mean it's relatively easy to get through these 5 years
Matthew: But people keep failing the simplest things. I don't get it
Luke: Not everybody is smart enough to go to university, no matter what speciality they choose
Luke: I try to think the opposite but people keep dissapointing me | Matthew and Luke are talking about their university. |
Tom: Have you seen that?? xD
Tom: <file_video>
Liam: OMG whats that.....
Alexander: ... WTF xD
Tom: 2:43
Alexander: xOOOOO
Tom: And the ending is even better
Tom: 3:03
Liam: LOOOOOOL
Liam: What I've just seen
Alexander: When did you find it?
Tom: It was posted on some group on Fb
Alexander: Which one? I think I need to join this group xDDD
Tom: I recommend it
Tom: Totally
Alexander: I've never seen so weird :D
Alexander: I'm soooooo confused
Tom: I know, me too
Liam: <file_gif> | Liam and Alexander find the video Tom sent strange. |
Ross: Hey, are you home did you went on a walk with the dog?
Matt: Yes, just went with her two minutes ago
Ross: Great, thanks, I'll be late today
Matt: No worries, see you then | Matt has already walked the dog. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. Miss, what does the doctor say about me? When can I be discharged?
#Person2#: The doctor has examined your current situation. Since you are recovering so well, you will be discharged tomorrow.
#Person1#: Great, thanks. But how can I get discharged?
#Person2#: First please get the bill at the doctor's office, then pay it either with cash or by check. Even though you're discharged, you still need to take a rest at home. Don't hurry back to work until you have fully recovered.
#Person1#: Yes, I will. Thanks for your care. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person1#'ll be discharged tomorrow but still need to take a rest at home. |
Frank: What time is the meeting.
Liz: 9 I think. Let me check.
Liz: Yes, 9 am, suite 103.
Frank: Thanks. | The meeting is scheduled at 9 am in suite 103. |
calf: I have not?! I am disgusted.
cow: Yes Mr. Macdonald has gained some weight recently. Rumor has it that he is the one that is taking away all our family members to an unknown location....hopefully its some grassknoll hills! Maybe you are too young to understand this....do you like it here?
calf: I am indeed too young! That Mr. Macdonald is scary... he is a tall, towering man though. Is he nice?
cow: Sometimes he is nice, sometimes he is mean. He is very bipolar when it comes to personality. Is there anything else you would like to know? Perhaps of that carrot farm?
calf: Why does he hurt all the bunnies that hop around in there? That is not nice...
cow: I think he was abused when he was younger. I am a cow and I do not want to think about it. I just want to eat grass and sleep. Moo
Summarize the dialogue | calf is disgusted with Mr. Macdonald's recent weight gain. Cow thinks he was abused when he was younger. |
Tim: Hi Bart, how are you?
Bart: I'm good, thank you.
Tim: Just came back from trekking. I recently changed my phone, don't have all my contact yet. Sorry, but I don't know this number :)
Bart: It's Bart from Krakow :)
Tim: Alright, nice to hear from you. How are you? :)
Bart: I came back from Bulgaria yesterday.
Tim: Oh, nice. Thanks for the pics. I texted you last week because I was going to the north of Poland and I was considering whether to stop in Wroclaw to meet up with you
Bart: Oh, would be great.
Tim: I had no internet in the mountains.
Bart: Are you back in Krakow now?
Tim: I'm back now, but I'm leaving for Canada tomorrow for 3 weeks.
Bart: I would be delighted if you visited me. Give me a shout whenever you are close to Wroclaw. Hopefully, we can meet up next time.
Tim: Sure, no problem :) Take care
Bart: Bye | Tim has returned from trekking and thanks Bart for pics he sent him from Bulgaria. Tim is going to Canada tomorrow but they they will be in touch next time Tim is close to Wroclaw. |
#Person1#: why are you so upset today, Maria? Cheer up!
#Person2#: oh, Iris, it's about the job with the PR company.
#Person1#: it's a great opportunity. You should be happy with the offer.
#Person2#: but my mother won't allow me to accept any part-time job. I'm afraid she will say no again.
#Person1#: why? It's unfair. You can learn a lot from it.
#Person2#: she says a part-time job is cursed blessing. It takes so much time and energy that I won't be able to focus on my studys.
#Person1#: that may be true. But I'm sure you're able to find a balance between them. Why not try it?
#Person2#: I turned down quite a few offers before for her sake. But I'm a senior now, I don't want to miss the chance this time.
#Person1#: I agree with you but I think you really need to talk to your mother and tell her what's on your mind.
#Person2#: I'll try, but what if she insists?
#Person1#: just let her know that the experience will be both amazing and rewarding. And more importantly, you can manage both your study and the job.
#Person2#: do you think it will work?
#Person1#: sure. Every cloud has its silver lining. Just try.
#Person2#: ok, I'll do that. Thank you, Iris.
#Person1#: sure. Good luck, Maria! | Maria worries that her mother won't allow her to accept a part-time job. Iris advises her to let her mother know that the experience will be both amazing and rewarding and she can manage both her study and the job. |
pet: Woof Woof. Hi there big man\
humble knight: Hello cute little one what is your name
pet: They call me stripes! What's yours!? Woof!
humble knight: Ahh why are you attacking me
pet: Sorry sometimes I just get too excited and want to play! Sorry!
humble knight: Your so cute I couldn’t stay mad at you
pet: What are you doing at my masters farm mister? Come here to help me herd the sheep?
Summarize the dialogue | humble knight is at the farm of his master. His pet is called Stripes. |
#Person1#: Why did you get home so late, Sarah? I was worried sick!
#Person2#: I had everything timed perfectly. I sat in the coffee shop, waiting for Bus 55. It is supposed to leave at 4:45 sharp. I take it everyday at that time because it arrives at the Waterson Station just in time to catch Bus 15.
#Person1#: And you lost track of time, didn't you?
#Person2#: No, Ken, not this time. I was at the bus stop on time and I was picking up my bag and getting to my feet at 4:35. I was two feet from the bus when it suddenly left.
#Person1#: 10 minutes early?
#Person2#: Yes, so I had to wait 30 minutes for the next bus. By then, there were no more buses leaving from Waterson.
#Person1#: How did you get here then?
#Person2#: I walked. Can you imagine? Me, a young woman, walking in the dark for an hour by herself?
#Person1#: And in this neighborhood! Next time, please call me. That was so dangerous.
#Person2#: I know. I'm lucky to be alive. What's wrong with the public transportation in this city? Don't they care about people who can't afford cars?
#Person1#: We should write a letter to our local officials.
#Person2#: And the newspaper! | Sarah tells Ken that she got home late because Bus 15 left 10 minutes early, then she waited 30 minutes for the next bus, but it didn't come, so she walked home. They decide to write a letter to local officials. |
mouse: hi
Summarize the dialogue | Mouse: hi, I'm here. |
Professor C: I think the best systems so everything that we did in in a way it was it was just adamantly insisting on going in with a brain damaged system which is something actually we ve done a lot over the last thirteen years which is we say well this is the way we should do it And then we do it And then someone else does something that s straight forward So w th w this was a test that largely had additive noise and we did we adde did absolutely nothing explicitly to handle ad additive noise We just you know trained up systems to be more discriminant And we did this RASTA like filtering which was done in the log domain and was tending to handle convolutional noise We did we actually did nothing about additive noise So the spectral sub subtraction schemes a couple places did seem to seem to do a nice job And so we are talking about putting putting some of that in while still keeping some of our stuff I think you should be able to end up with a system that s better than both but clearly the way that we are operating for this other stuff does involved some latency to to get rid of most of that latency To get down to forty or fifty milliseconds we would have to throw out most of what we are doing And and I do not think there s any good reason for it in the application actually I mean you are you are you are speaking to a recognizer on a remote server and having a a a quarter second for some processing to clean it up It does not seem like it s that big a deal These are not large vocabulary things so the decoder should not take a really long time and
PhD A: And I do not think anybody s going to notice the difference between a quarter of a second of latency and thirty milliseconds of latency
Professor C: So No What what does wa was your experience when you were doing this stuff with the the the surgical microscopes and so forth how long was it from when somebody finished an utterance to when something started happening ? | The professor said that people adamantly insist on going in with a brain damaged system, overlooking straight forward solutions. He thought that the lag should not be too long for the task. |
David: Hi Hugh, I'm experiencing problems accessing the account. Could you help me? I have to start working on the task ASAP. I won't have time next week.
Hugh: Hi David, sorry to hear that. I will check it right now.
David: Thanks.
Hugh: Ugh, my apologies David, it looks like we misspelled your e-mail address and you couldn't confirm your registration properly. I've already fixed it - you should be able to start working in an hour.
David: Thanks Hugh! I'll get right on it.
Hugh: Good luck :-) | David has problems accessing the account. He needs to start working on the task soon, as he won't have time next week. The problems were due to the fact, that David's e-mail address had been misspelled. Hugh has fixed the issue. David should be able to start working in an hour. |
Lia: Are you going to the party tonight?
Brian: I have a headache...
Lia: Take a painkiller
Brian: and then drink? I am not sure about the brightness of this idea.
Lia: Hahaha, so you won't go. Pity.
Brian: Next time! | Brian will not go on a party tonight, because he has a headache. Lia tells him to take a painkiller. Brian is not convinced. |
Amelia: Did you get the tickets?
Don: Of course I did. I said I would, didn't I?
Amelia: Just checking. No need to get snarky! | Amelia wants to make sure that Don got the tickets. He did. |
#Person1#: And so, that concludes my outline for our marketing strategy next year. Thank you very much for your time.
#Person2#: Hey, that was quite the presentation! Honestly, I was completely blown away by your strategy outline. I've gotta say, Alex, you really wowed me today.
#Person1#: Aw, come on, it was nothing. I'm just doing my job.
#Person2#: No, I think you deserve some recognition here ; I mean, if I look back on your previous presentations, this is a huge improvement.
#Person1#: Well, Kristin did give me a hand with the slides. She's a real wiz on PowerPoint.
#Person2#: And I saw that you took on board my feedback about pricing strategies. I really appreciate you taking the time to think though my suggestions.
#Person1#: Yeah, well, that was some good advice. You made some really good points.
#Person2#: Well, I just wanted to say well done. Really you did a great job. | #Person2# praises Alex on the strategy outline of the presentation and appreciates that he took #Person2#'s advice about pricing strategies. Alex also mentions Kristin's help on his Powerpoint. |
maid: It's so dark in here...perfect.
a ghost: Yes it is
maid: What? Who's there!
a ghost: hahahahahaha
maid: No matter. I am here for a reason and I am not afraid.
a ghost: And what reason is that if i may ask?
maid: I am about to enact the ceremony of transference. here in this vial I have the blood of ten maidens.
a ghost: That means I'll 10 more ghosts running around with me here?
maid: I suppose. that's not my problem after all. Now where is that scroll?
a ghost: That would be great
maid: I suppose you're a ghost too then?
a ghost: Yes, Ma'am
maid: Who were you when you were alive? A servant?
a ghost: A mercenary
Summarize the dialogue | maid is about to enact the ceremony of transference. She has the blood of ten maidens in a vial. |
Madison: We're leaving now.
Jason: Perfect, I'll take a shower and I'm ready
Madison: Is there a place to park the car?
Jason: There should be today
Madison: Ok, but the best would be if you just waited in front of the building.
Jason: I will, don't worry
Madison: remember that I have a new car. It's kind of yellow
Jason: right! I forgot:) | Madison and Jason are about to meet. Madison is leaving with someone and Jason will wait for them in front of the building. Madison has a new car. |
Ken: wanna play tennis?
Marco: sure, when?
Ken: In an h at court?
Marco: ok, see u | Ken and Marco will play tennis in one hour. |
Ann: How are you guys? Any news?
George: We're good, packing right now
Arthur: so it's a mess
Ann: you're leaving?
Arthur: Yes, for 2 weeks
George: holidays!!! finally!
Ann: where are you going?
George: Greece!!! My beloved Athens
Ann: of course! | George and Arthur are going to Greece for holidays for 2 weeks. |
Ollie: look! I baked muffins for tomorrow
Ollie: <file_photo>
Ollie: <file_photo>
Clara: they look amazing Ollie!
Clara: I hope they taste equally great :D
Ollie: Of course they do!
Clara: what's inside, if I may ask?
Ollie: there are strawberry and raspberry ones
Ollie: and a few with black currant
Clara: <file_gif> | Ollie baked strawberry, raspberry and black currant muffins for tomorrow. |
Milo: Hi, could we switch weekends? I have to go to Germany, workwise and won't be back until Saturday
Sabrina: Again?
Milo: Sorry. I can pick Lilly up from school every day next week.
Sabrina: Okay. But you need to let me know earlier, I have plans, too
Milo: Sorry, S. I will do my best
Sabrina: Thanks for sending the alimony
Milo: Are you doing ok?
Sabrina: We're fine. Have fun in Germany. | Milo wants to switch weekends with Sabrina because he has to go to Germany for work. Milo sends alimony. Next week Milo will pick up Lilly from school every day. |
princess: i am scared i will be married off to some crusty old man
lady in waiting: But my princess...those men offer you and your family such valuable security.
princess: yes but i do not love them
lady in waiting: Love is only one aspect of life. You will gain so much by marrying them. And...perhaps a man could sneak into your room at night? That you like more?
princess: but that is for fathers gain and not something to make me happy
lady in waiting: My princess, if I may be so bold...the world isn't here to make us happy. We are here to make the world better. And your marriage will make the world better.
princess: being used as a tool is not fun
lady in waiting: Life isn't fun...but yours will be more than most people. You will have dinner parties and balls and horseback rides!
princess: maybe you are right
lady in waiting: Let's just enjoy our youth while we can, and worry about future marriages another day.
princess: thank you for this speech
Summarize the dialogue | princess is worried about her future marriage. She will be married to an old man. The lady in waiting convinces her that she will gain a lot by marrying. |
#Person1#: Why are you at the police station? What happened to you?
#Person2#: Well, I went to a restaurant after work and after I finished dinner. I went to my car. I tried to open the door. But my key broke in the lock. So I called a slot company and they opened the car for me, then I drove the car home. And when I got home, I found out that this wasn't my car, so I drove back to the restaurant and the owner of the car and the police were there. They arrested me and took me here.
#Person1#: Oh no. | #Person2# was arrested because #Person2# unlocked and drove a car that isn't his. |
clergy: I must anoint you in oil! Oh great Goddess! We hear your blessing, and as we anoint this sheep in an entire barrel of oil, know that we do it out of love for you.
sheep: What is this? This water is not normal! What is happening to me?
clergy: And as I adorn your fleece with the quills of eagle feathers, you approach the true form of the Goddess.
sheep: Stop this! Let me return to the forest. Open this iron lock now!
clergy: Now I shall squeeze the oil from your fleece, and coat my vestments to receive your blessing! The tighter the grip, the stronger my faith!
sheep: I've had enough of this. I will curse you for eternity. My sisters and brothers will rise from their graves and hunt down every last one of you.
clergy: Your holy bite is a honour! Bite we more, as you did the Titans of old when you birthed the world!
sheep: Donkey, why are you letting this happen? You're as bad as these crazy humans!
Summarize the dialogue | sheep is being anointed with oil and feathers by clergy. Sheep is angry and wants to go back to forest. Donkey is letting it happen. |
traitor: Dog, what are you doing here?
dogs: I sometimes come in to keep a watch over prisoners like you
traitor: I am not a criminal though. I was in that traitorious group as a spy for the king.
Summarize the dialogue | Dog is keeping a watch over prisoners. The traitor was in the traitorious group as a spy for the king. |
prisoner: i can tell you a joke.... knock, knock
cleaning person: Oh dear. You're having another one of your spells, I see. Well then, let's here it. Who's there?
prisoner: Boo....
cleaning person: Boo wh- ? Ach, ye got me there!
prisoner: hahahaha... Don't cry mother I am here now and we can spend the rest of your days in playing in the fields and painting
cleaning person: Yes, child, of course. Old Sophie will always be here for a laugh - goodness knows I could use it.
prisoner: knock, knock.....
cleaning person: Let me just sweep out the ashes... yes, go ahead and tell me yer riddler there. Who be there?
prisoner: banana.....
cleaning person: Ooh, I don't think I've had a banana since... well since ever. Banana who, little one?
Summarize the dialogue | cleaning person is having a spell. The prisoner is here to cheer her up. |
Project Manager: No But we can go on with the project evaluation Let us see I can sit down I think We still have fifteen minutes left so we are nice on schedule
Marketing: So I like set up all these criteria And evaluation of the thingy
Project Manager: Evaluation criteria That is right That was the the point I forgot I should There we are Evaluation criteria We have got five minutes I think for those criteria No we have got fifteen minutes but
Marketing: Kay so I did some literature study study and analysis of the requirements we set up earlier Translated it into criteria which would be these is the remote fancy ? The shape look and feel Innovative ? What new functions are there ? easy to use ? learnability is a very important factor here is it functional ? Are there not too many functions among the functions ? And are the those functions that are there are they useful ? And the cost The target group Is the remote really for the group we are making it for ? And recognability If our company is If it is easily recognisable that our company made it ? And So we are supposed to evaluate it right now Let us see Oh I have to say this was a little hard because the minutes of our last meeting were not here
Project Manager: that is because my pen failed to upload his data but it is it is giving errors by downloading the software
Marketing: Is the design fancy on a scale of one to seven ?
Project Manager: I think it is fancy
Marketing: We all go for six ? Good is the design innovative ? I think so with our LCD screen docking station scrollbuttons
Project Manager: So we have got twenty cents for our docking station huh ?
Marketing: Is the design easy to use ?
Project Manager: That is a bit dodgy
Marketing: Well Would be for us But
User Interface: For old people I I
Project Manager: I would say four Four or five between Between four or five
Marketing: I would go for four too Is the design functional ? do we have all functions that we want to include ? I think we do Do we have too many functions ? I do not think so It is pretty slim Seven Oh and do we take care of the biggest frustrations of the remote control ? Like it getting lost and RSI influences ?
Industrial Designer: Mm we have not thought of that one
Project Manager: I had them worked out Mm They are ugly not very functional and getting lost
Marketing: Are the production costs within the preset limits ? Does the design fit the group of focus ?
Industrial Designer: I think that is a three
Project Manager: No I think with our new radio button I think it is I think it is better
Marketing: I think it does not
User Interface: We have to test it s But
Industrial Designer: I still I think it is too m too fancy Too too flashy
Marketing: I think a radio button is not exactly what older people expect to have a remote control
Project Manager: I would give it a four
Marketing: I am not sure I think I would go for two
User Interface: I go for three So
Project Manager: Then we have to do the three It is the
Marketing: Kay Is the company company recognisable ? Well we have the logo there
Project Manager: And they want to put fashion in their products in the slogan of the company And we have the removable front cases So I think it is very recognisable
Marketing: So that will be this I was also supposed to calculate the score but thought we would have another private thingy after this
Project Manager: We have got a calculate it Mm ?
Marketing: Is this Like after this are we done ? Or
Project Manager: N We have going to We are going to evaluate it
Marketing: We are going to go to our other room again Well anyhow These are seven factors times seven is forty something Two ? No Nine ? minus one Minus three minus four Minus four So that would be minus eight Forty one out of forty nine
Project Manager: Forty one That is Around eighty percent
Marketing: Guess I will just type that in on the bottom here
Project Manager: That is eighty four percent I think that is a pretty nice score
Marketing: Kay So that will be the evaluation
Project Manager: Thank you So that brings us to the project evaluation Yep Thank you Project process Did we move through the right phases you think ? Along the process ?
Marketing: Think we should have a should have had the finance thingy a lot earlier In the design phase
Project Manager: That is right So lack of information about prices Satisfaction Was there room for creativity ? It is because of the finance sheet
Industrial Designer: there w there was enough room but the finance
Marketing: And I would have liked to go for the younger users also And just to be able to access internet and get something of your own
Project Manager: Restrictions Internet access Kay Leadership Was it clear what everybody had to do according to their roles and functions ? ? Teamwork ? Did it work out ? Working together ? Also you two of you with the last phase ?
Industrial Designer: The tasks are very structured so you can just do step by step and it is very easy
Project Manager: tasks Were the means sufficient for the tasks we had to do ? Or were they too much ?
Industrial Designer: Well the smartboard the d d drawing is just a pain in the ass but The digital the digital pen is very nice
Project Manager: If it wants to download its data Failed download Smartboard was irritating So you rather wanted to have a flipover ? Or something else ?
Industrial Designer: A flipover or a more precise digit
Project Manager: Faster as well I think
User Interface: But if you want to share of when you make a picture like this on the presentation it is easier to share it with other people so you can sh save it and put it on the internet or in shared f folder or sh shared directory
Marketing: I tried to open the file on my laptop
Project Manager: you need a smart board application I think But I think you can
User Interface: T can can you export it like a
Project Manager: Should be possible you can export it as image
Marketing: Should have done that then
Project Manager: So the sharing of the information was was ? pen is here on the table That is nice Have we found new ideas for having this kind of meetings ? Or
User Interface: maybe when we n just give the numbers of of o one of out of s sev it is easier to to do the th things that are like that on a computer so just l like at you university
Project Manager: So So everybody puts his own score And then it mediates the score and you can get one That is better So that is How do we call ? Evaluation criteria Mm any more ideas ? Or questions about the project ? Or about the product ? Because I think then that we get to our last sheet Are the costs within the budget ?
Industrial Designer: Considering we are not going to make a docking station
Project Manager: Do we Docking station That is a good point But maybe because of the docking station the price of the remote can also be a little bit higher ? and I think you can compensate that as well So I think that should not be the biggest problem because it is very cheap to make as well Do we think we going to get the twelve and a half million ? Or what was it ? Fifteen fifteen million I think we will If we going to export this product It is innovative Especially in America People are pretty decadent Sometimes
Marketing: still I think I mean if we are n going to make a scrollbutton anyway it would be more for the younger people than for the older people So maybe we should just refocus
Project Manager: Just put it on the market for everybody You can you can change markets where by changing the front covers
Marketing: Or specifically for younger people
Project Manager: That is one thing you can change it with So you can also try to reach the younger people by putting fancy covers on on the market Just as a test See how it works That is I think a good advantage
Marketing: I think then it would be way more popular with younger people than it is than would be with older people Even if it were their covers
Project Manager: then I think we can have our little celebration right now I think we still have to fit in one more questionnaire I think
User Interface: Where is the champagne ?
Project Manager: I do not know I did not get a message from the from ending of the Oh I think I have one now Five more minutes ? Oh that is nice Then we still have some questions If somebody has some questions they can ask them now Or we can put these in the project folder as well Maybe that is Export as picture I think This is another network I guess Does somebody see the project folder ? I do not My Documents
User Interface: maybe they will save it So
Project Manager: I will just put it in My Documents | Though Project Manager forgot to prepare evaluation criteria beforehand, Marketing had analyzed project requirements and brought forward a systematic set of criteria, according to which product was graded by the whole group. Then, under the guidance of Project Manager, the group evaluated the project process. Eventually, the meeting stepped into the closing phase. |
#Person1#: Morgan, can I ask you a question?
#Person2#: sure, what is it?
#Person1#: I was just wondering if many Chinese people take their leftover food home from a restaurant.
#Person2#: in most cities in China, doggie bags are quite uncommon.
#Person1#: what happen to all the leftover food?
#Person2#: it usually goes to the dump.
#Person1#: that seems like an awful waste! Why don't people order fewer dishes so that they don't have to throw so much away at the end of the meal?
#Person2#: ordering a lot of food at restaurants is just a tradition in China. You know, in the past, people could not afford to eat out like they can today.
#Person1#: I guess that makes sense. I just think it would make more sense to take the leftovers home.
#Person2#: well, if you want, you can take the leftovers home.
#Person1#: no, that's OK. You know what they say when in Rome. . .
#Person2#: I was impressed that you tried the pig's feet. I heard that many foreigners don't like to eat them.
#Person1#: many people in my generation don't eat pig's feet, but my parents grew up eating them, so I think they are OK.
#Person2#: did you like them? You could take the last one home with you.
#Person1#: that's OK. I'll try anything once, but sometimes, once is enough! | #Person1# asks Morgan about the food ordering tradition and thinks it's wasteful for Chinese not to take leftover home. |
#Person1#: I had no idea the countryside was so noisy!
#Person2#: It's usually very quiet in the North Carolina Mountains, Kathy. But this is the year of our 17-year bird calls.
#Person1#: You mean it's only noisy right now for me and it won't be like this again until 2034?
#Person2#: Well, it's not all summer long. They just come out when the weather gets cool, usually after a big storm. They'll be quiet after 4 or 5 weeks.
#Person1#: Where do they go for the next 17 years?
#Person2#: Oh, they live near the mountains for most of their lives. They just come down here to sing and do their special dances.
#Person1#: Sounds like they're in the sky.
#Person2#: Well, they're in the trees mostly.
#Person1#: This is terrible. Now I don't want to walk under any of the trees in this forest. There's probably bird waste everywhere.
#Person2#: So you don't have these in the city. I thought I heard them when I went to Atlanta Georgia.
#Person1#: I've never heard anything like this before. California might not have them.
#Person2#: Maybe they're just in the East. | Kathy complains about the noise and #Person2# explains it's because it's the year of the 17-year bird calls. Then they discuss where the birds live. |
Elena: Let's meet at the bar downstairs in 15 min
Jerry: Perfect, I want to leave as soon as possible
Elena: so maybe in 5min?
Jerry: Yes!!! | Elena and Jerry will meet at the bar in 5 minutes. |
Kelvin: Excuse me Miss. When do we sit for our CAT 2?
Naheeda: Can we have it during the statistics class?
Kelvin: I don't think so because we will be having the statistics CAT.
Naheeda: Okay it is up to you guys to choose the time then.
Kelvin: Okay. Wait I will talk with the other class members then I'll tell you their decision
Naheeda: Okay then don't take too long.
Kelvin: Sure | Kelvin and the other class members will discuss the time for their CAT 2 and share their decision with Naheeda soon. |
princess: P;LHGLPYGP-UOLYGLI[;H.J[HLBP[LHGP[=[]JBK
queen: Oh know, it is a Spam princess!
princess: YESW
queen: My dear, we must perform an exorcism at once!
princess: OK..
queen: What a terrible fate for my daughter, to be possessed of less intelligence than a rock!
princess: OH.IT'S CORRECT.
queen: I see, how sad - you are possessed of a curse that cannot be cured in this mortal realm.
princess: YES
queen: Out demon! Out you vile creature! Give me back my daughter!
princess: OH YES THESE TIME IN THE REACTION.
Summarize the dialogue | queen and princess are going to perform an exorcism. |
#Person1#: Hello, this is Wal-mart. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Hello. What time do you close, please?
#Person1#: We close at 10:00 every day. And we open at 9:00 in the morning.
#Person2#: Oh. Ok. And are you open on the weekends?
#Person1#: Same hours as on the weekdays.
#Person2#: Wow. You guys never take a break! I want to come in and have a look at your sale. Your sale is still on, isn't it?
#Person1#: Yes, it runs till the end of the month. But things are clearing out fast.
#Person2#: Ok, I'll come down tonight. Thanks.
#Person1#: Thank you for calling. | #Person2# calls #Person1# to ask about Wal-mart's opening hours and will go there for sale tonight. |
king: I like to know what my subjects are up to. I see some villagers are teaching children to wield swords over there. I thought you might be in the weapons trade.
villager: Eh, maybe I am, but only as a side gig.
king: It's important work, villager! Don't take it lightly. These children will grown up to protect my vast empire once I am old and gray.
villager: I am honored, sir, that you are so grateful for grunt workers like us!
king: I rose from peasantry just like you villager! My mentor was a great knight, like those men huddled about telling stories. I do not forget my humble beginnings.
villager: As you shouldn't, your majesty! You are such a great man because of it!
king: Thank you, villager. It means a great deal for you to say that to me. If there is anything I can help you with, let me know or write the kingdom in a few days time.
Summarize the dialogue | king visited a village to see what his subjects are doing. he saw villagers teaching children to wield swords. king thinks it's important work. |
Hayden: hey, did you pick up tickets for the football game?
Lori: no, i was going to, but something came up at work.
Hayden: i'm by the stadium now. I'll get them.
Lori: ok, cool. don't forget that andrea is joining us.
Hayden: oh right. should be different having a steelers fan with us this time.
Lori: Yeah, she's pretty outspoken. Noisy too
Hayden: i think we handle it. you know how we are.
Lori: yeah, it'll still be fun
Hayden: did you buy a new jersey to wear?
Lori: yes, i did
Hayden: hope you keep it away from Pepper this time
Lori: yes, i'm keeping it out of reach. she wont get a bite out of this one
Hayden: cool. i'll wear mine too
Lori: did the ticket price increase go into affect?
Hayden: no, i think thats next month
Lori: good. they're already high enough as it is
Hayden: definitely. i miss the prices they had 10 years ago
Lori: yeah. it was a lot easier to go to a game then
Hayden: Cool. i'm at the ticket window now. ttyl!
Lori: Later! | Lori will buy tickets for the football game. Andrea is joining them. Hayden will keep his new jersey away from Pepper. Ticket prices will increase next month. |
guard: Well I shall keep this here shield for now! Les not get too carried away with Rum on the island
pirate: Aye, aye. The butcher still keeps givin' me a look when I walk past me shop. But her daughter was a right comely lass, she were. Shame her father sent her away on account a wee misunderstandin'.
guard: Word around thee castle is that there lass was never sent away and is on the run!
pirate: Is that so? Well, she were a spirited lass. Her red hair suits 'er nature quite well!
guard: Aei! A wei little lad told me she's just outside the castle perimeter in an old abandoned shed. Could be worth your while to see no?
pirate: Say there, matey, yer alright! I think I might just happen ta have a wee stroll over in that direction and see what... diversions be waitin' there.
guard: My king would appreciate your discretion. However I would not!
Summarize the dialogue | pirate wants to see the lass the butcher sent away. Guard thinks it's a waste of time. |
Jenny Morris Sharpei: Ok Sean is coming to help finish drainage on kennels as need to get my license there nearly finished now xxx
Caron: Will you be in tonight?
Jenny Morris Sharpei: Yeah my chap will be here too just come xx
Caron: Hmmmm.. the new fella..Lucky you.. I've got an old one on The go lol.. I'll pop over with Luna for a cuppa.. Will you still be able to have her for a few days in Oct?
Jenny Morris Sharpei: YeH. Defo xxx
Caron: Brill.. I'll be over about 7 xxxx
Jenny Morris Sharpei: Ok Hun | Caron is going to pay a visit to Jenny Morris Sharpei and her new boyfriend at around 7 pm. Caron is going to bring Luna over. Jenny Morris Sharpei will be able to have Luna for a few days in October. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon, it's nice to see you again. Have you decided to go ahead and try for the Fixed Asset Loan?
#Person2#: I'm going to need some more info first. I was wondering about the repayments. How long would I have to pay back the loan?
#Person1#: That depends. Our repayment plans go from 1 year to 10 years. The Fixed Asset Loan is a long-term loan, you see. The loan can be paid in either monthly or quarterly instalments, to suit your needs.
#Person2#: And how much is payable in each instalment?
#Person1#: You will need to pay part of the principle sum and part of the interest due.
#Person2#: Well, as far as I can see, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. You've sold me! I'd like to go ahead. | #Person1# describes the Fixed Asset Loan is a long-term loan and can be paid part of the principle and interest in installment. #Person2# gets interests to continue. |
cook: That would be great child, the food is almost ready I am exited to look at the crystal ball, maybe I will become the greatest chef all all 7 kingdoms, that is my dream
child: But cook, do you not know that you are already quite famous, not just here in the palace, but throughout the kingdoms? I think your dream is not so far away.
cook: Really? I didnt know I was famous in other kingdoms as well, thak you kid, your words really cheer me up, theres extra dessert for you today, I am in a great mood
child: I may just have to try one of those blueberry turnovers, just for quality assurance of course.
cook: I guess thats possible, here have some but try not to eat too many, you wont be able to eat dinner then.
child: Thank you! You are not only a great chef but also a kind person. And I promise to never divulge your secret recipe for these wonderful pastries!
cook: Maybe you can be my apprentice? you can become one of the best chefs ever, I wish I started at your age
Summarize the dialogue | The cook is already famous in the palace and in other kingdoms. He is excited to look at the crystal ball. The child wants to try his dessert. |
Ricky: you still there?
Samuel: No, I just left.
Ricky: OK, then I'm leaving as well.
Samuel: OK, see ya in a bit | Samuel has just left, so Ricky is leaving as well. Samuel and Ricky will meet in a moment. |
firemen: You seem to have dropped your phone, here you go. I don't know him either, should we be worried?
police: I am going to watch out for him. He looks harmless but I am worried about his bag. It is awfully heavy for a traveller
firemen: Thank you, I appreciate the extra protection. You do a fine job keeping the streets safe around here
police: I try to... I got paid to do the dirty job!
firemen: Hey, firefighting gets pretty dirty too!
police: I know, my friend! hey what is that?
firemen: It's sulfur from the last fire I put out
police: how come it is in your pocket? Are you going to use it for something else?
firemen: You've caught me. I burned down the library before coming here
police: I think you are up to something else. Don't try to make a mess in my neighborhood. You will be sorry
firemen: I won't, I promise
Summarize the dialogue | firemen dropped his phone. Police will watch out for him. Firemen burned down the library before coming here. |
poor subsistence farmer: Well the view is quite good yes, you can see quite a distance.
traveler: I have seen many things, this might be one of the best sights, too bad I can't paint a picture of it.
poor subsistence farmer: Do you usually paint? I've never had a talent for such a thing I am a poor farmer myself.
traveler: No, I would just love to remember this sight. Maybe they will come up with an instant painting someday, you just click a button and it records it.
poor subsistence farmer: Well that would be something now wouldn't it, it does sound like it would not hold the same artistic value though.
traveler: You see that is where the fun comes in, some would be worth a lot of money because some people would take better paintings than others.
poor subsistence farmer: I suppose that could be the case, some are much more skilled in painting than others.
traveler: How are you doing today farmer?
poor subsistence farmer: Well I could be better honestly, the land has not been kind to me lately.
Summarize the dialogue | traveler wants to paint a picture of the view. The poor subsistence farmer has no talent for painting. |
worshipper: I am proud to be here today preacher!
preacher: Yes, child. This is a day for God.
worshipper: Please teach me more about our saviour!
preacher: The deity we serve has kindness and compassion. He is wise and he is bold.
worshipper: I am glad to hear! The deity is trully amazing!
preacher: Yes, child. Really.
worshipper: Where does the deity come from?
preacher: From the sky above. He watches everybody.
worshipper: That is amazing one day will I meet him?
preacher: If you are good.
worshipper: Can I meet him today??
preacher: You can try to call on him.
worshipper: Oh dear deity please show me your true form!
preacher: Well. I should get back to work I suppose.
Summarize the dialogue | worshipper is proud to be here today. The preacher explains that the deity has kindness, compassion, wisdom and boldness. The deity comes from the sky above and watches everybody. |
Dafydd Evans: Could I start and then open it up ? Thank you very much for the opportunity to give evidence But just to give you the context I think if you were asking about the vast majority of subjects what the view of ColegauCymru would be it would be quite unanimous but I think on the Welsh bac there is a difference of opinion and I am sure you will hear those differences on the panel before you today We have possibly chosen this panel because there are differences of opinion So I just want to give you that context at the outset To answer the specific question no I do not think that employers have a clear understanding of what the Welsh bac means or what it includes Personally I do not think that even the title of the Welsh bac is helpful because it does not say what is happening in the tin So I think the skills challenge certificate is a better title and is something that people understand a lot better than the Welsh bac So no I do not think that employers understand the value or what we are trying to achieve through the Welsh bac at present
Sian Gwenllian AM: Which is a big problem
Dafydd Evans: Yes it is a huge problem but not only to employers but also to parents and young people of course
Dr Rachel Bowen: And I think that that varies by size of employer as well That certainly where there are larger employers who have got people who are able to follow policy developments across the education spectrum they may have more capacity to follow changes get up to date with how Welsh education is evolving But we know that most employers in Wales are small or microbusinesses And while there are lots of small engaged employers who have taken an interest and do understand the vast majority are more focused on getting on with the daytoday running of the business And that means it is quite a challenge to understand what is the Welsh bac what does it offer And certainly when that is evolved over the past few years and there have been changes it would have been quite difficult to keep up to date with those I imagine
Nick Brazil: Could I add to that ? As do many of my colleagues within the colleges we have a number of employer boards which we regularly meet with—employers—and I can not think back as to how many employers say to us That is what we require—the Welsh bac—to come and work within our industry Most of what they are questioning is the level of professional qualifications and the quality of skills within those professional sectors Not many of them have indicated that the Welsh bac is providing the skills that they require I think many of them believe in the vision that was set out for the Welsh bac initially but the Welsh bac has turned into quite a rigorous some would say demanding qualification which is putting a lot of pressure on in terms of bureaucracy in terms of staff and the student getting all the information together at the end of the year and whether that is developing the skills that employers require is very questionable And as I said from the employer boards that we have very few of them understand the Welsh bac They certainly do not mention the Welsh bac and as I said are very much questioning the qualifications that have been provided to develop the actual professional skills needed within the industries
Sian Gwenllian AM: Kay is that your experience ?
Kay Martin: Certainly it is very similar and our employers want to make sure they get the right qualification They are having enough headache getting around the differences with apprenticeships and the levy between England and Wales and changes to qualifications But they want them to get their main qualification So if you are an engineer they want to get the engineering qualifications and they want them to be literate numerate and they want them to have digital skills And that is not captured necessarily in the Welsh baccalaureate And so the understanding is quite limited amongst the employers we work with
Sian Gwenllian AM: And finally I know you have got strong views as an organisation
Ed Evans: Do you mind if I carry on in English— —just so that a lot of our members will understand when I am speaking I think it is fair to say employers do not understand it that is for sure but I think if they did they would really appreciate this For my sector in particular—the civil engineering sector—and particularly the contracting sector which depends very much on pupils who have come through from a less academic background the Welsh bac gives them that ability I guess not to pursue so much of an academic focus but to test them in terms of the challenges but also to— And I think if it was working properly and we did have employers engaged in this and supporting schools and colleges to deliver it they would actually be learning a lot more directly from industry And some children some pupils some young people they respond far far better to that And I think that is the issue for me—that we have not really sold this to employers to actually engage with them All of my understanding of this is literally as a parent and that would be true of a lot of employers as well So perhaps there are differences across the sector but I think certainly for my sector we would really value the growth of the Welsh baccalaureate | They all agreed that most employers did not have a clear understanding of what Welsh bac means or what it includes, which was a big problem not only for employers, but also for parents and young people. Though some small engaged employers did understand it, the vast majority focused more on running the business without a clear understanding. |
#Person1#: Did you happen to bring that book that we were talking about yesterday?
#Person2#: I did. Let me go get it for you. Here you go.
#Person1#: Thanks so much.
#Person2#: I like the way that the gifts I get increasingly more lavish.
#Person1#: I had no idea that there were specific things that should be given on different anniversaries.
#Person2#: So what does it say you should give your wife this first anniversary?
#Person1#: It says that traditionally, give something made of paper.
#Person2#: I can think of two things made of paper, stationery and money. | #Person1# checks the gift choice for #Person1#'s first anniversary on the book, which says something made of paper. |
Rodney: Read any good books lately?
Walt: No, not really. Oh wait, yeah. A really good one is Conqueror by Conn Iggulden. I highly recommend it!
Rodney: What genre is it?
Walt: Well, it's kind of like fantasy, set in the times of Ghengis Khan.
Rodney: Anything else? You know I really like biographies.
Walt: Well, the last biography I read was about R.A. Dickey. You know that knuckleball pitcher?
Rodney: I didn't know he wrote a book.
Walt: Yeah, it's really good, and it's really personal. It deals with the sexual abuse he suffered as a kid. It's a really good read!
Rodney: Do you have those books at home?
Walt: I have Conqueror, but the R.A. is on my kindle.
Rodney: Ok, can you bring it to work tomorrow?
Walt: Sure. You know that there's a little library at work, right?
Rodney: Yeah, but it's all crap. I've checked the books there.
Walt: Ok, see you tomorrow.
Rodney: Bye | Rodney asks Walt to recommend some good books. Walt has recently read Conqueror by Conn Iggulden and he can recommend it to Rodney. Apart from that, he's read a biography about R.A. Dickey. Walt has Conqueror and R.A. on his kindle. He will bring it to work tomorrow. |
#Person1#: They promised us a sea view.
#Person2#: Well, you can just see the sea. Between the factory chimneys.
#Person1#: Isn't it awful? I can't bear to look at it. I don't think I can stand this place for two weeks.
#Person2#: Well, it can't be helped. We'll just have to put up with it. | #Person1# complains about the sea view and #Person2# thinks they need to put up with it. |
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