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planemo upload for repository https://github.com/Alveo/alveo-galaxy-tools commit 53cde5cc9b8c1adcccdc3cfa52d8ca82079aeda7
| author | stevecassidy |
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| date | Mon, 15 Jan 2018 18:34:57 -0500 |
| parents | b69f6d41d17c |
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| files | __pycache__/util.cpython-36.pyc alveo_api_key.py alveo_data_importer.py alveo_data_importer.xml alveo_get_item_data.py alveo_get_item_data.xml alveo_get_item_list.xml alveo_get_primary_text.py alveo_get_primary_text.xml alveo_item_list_importer.py alveo_item_list_importer.xml item_list_util.py tmp/GCSAusE02-plain#txt tmp/GCSAusE02-raw#txt tmp/GCSAusE02_txt tmp/GCSAusE08-plain#txt tmp/GCSAusE08-raw#txt tmp/GCSAusE08_txt tmp/GCSAusE09-plain#txt tmp/GCSAusE09-raw#txt tmp/GCSAusE09_txt tmp/S1A-001-plain#txt tmp/S1A-001_txt tmp/S1A-005-plain#txt tmp/S1A-005_txt tmp/S1A-013-plain#txt tmp/S1A-013_txt util.py util.pyc |
| diffstat | 29 files changed, 2610 insertions(+), 1963 deletions(-) [+] |
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--- a/alveo_api_key.py Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ b/alveo_api_key.py Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -16,7 +16,8 @@ try: write_key(args.api_key, args.output_path) except Exception as e: - print("ERROR: " + str(e), file=sys.stderr) + print(e, file=sys.stderr) + # print("ERROR: " + str(e), file=sys.stderr) sys.exit(1)
--- a/alveo_data_importer.py Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,37 +0,0 @@ -from __future__ import print_function -import argparse -import pyalveo -import sys -from util import API_URL, write_key - - -def parser(): - p = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Downloads documents in an Alveo Item List") - p.add_argument('--api_key', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="Alveo API key") - p.add_argument('--item_list_url', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="Item List to download") - p.add_argument('--output', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="output file name") - p.add_argument('--outputkey', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="output file name for API Key") - return p.parse_args() - - -def main(): - args = parser() - try: - write_key(args.api_key, args.outputkey) - - client = pyalveo.Client(api_key=args.api_key, api_url=API_URL, use_cache=False) - item_list = client.get_item_list(args.item_list_url) - - with open(args.output, 'w') as out: - out.write("ItemURL\n") - for item in item_list: - out.write(item + "\n") - print(item) - - except pyalveo.APIError as e: - print("ERROR: " + str(e), file=sys.stderr) - sys.exit(1) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - main()
--- a/alveo_data_importer.xml Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -<tool id="alveo_data_importer" name="Get Item URLs for Item List + API Key" version="1.0"> - <description>Stores API Key and Retrieves Item URLs from an Alveo Item List - Version called directly from the Alveo web application - </description> - - <requirements> - <requirement type="package" version="1.0.5">pyalveo</requirement> - </requirements> - - <command interpreter="python"> - alveo_data_importer.py --api_key $api_key --item_list_url $item_list --outputkey $outputkey --output $output - </command> - - <inputs> - <param name="api_key" type="text" size="30" label="API Key" help="Your Alveo API key"/> - <param name="item_list" type="text" label="Alveo Item List URL" help="The Alveo Item List you wish to import"/> - <param name="job_name" type="text" size="25" - label="Supply a name for the outputs to remind you what they contain" value="Item List"/> - </inputs> - - <outputs> - <data format="auth_token" name="outputkey" label="Alveo API key" /> - <data format="item_list" name="output" label="${job_name}"/> - </outputs> - - <tests> - <test> - <!-- expect this to fail unless you enter a valid API key here and copy it to - the result file --> - <param name="api_key" value="your api key here" /> - - <param name="import_list" value="item-lists.dat"/> - <param name="item_list_url" value="https://app.alveo.edu.au/item_lists/180"/> - <param name="job_name" value="test_output_180.dat"/> - <output name="outputkey" file="api-key.dat" compare="contains" /> - <output name="output" file="item_list_180.dat"/> - </test> - </tests> - - <help>Store an API Key and get the URLs of all of the items from an Alveo item list. - This is a combination of the "Store Alveo API Key" and "Get Item URLs for Item List" - tools written so that it can be called directly from the Alveo web application - item list page.</help> - <citations> - <citation type='bibtex'> - @article{cassidy2014alveo, - title={The {Alveo Virtual Laboratory}: a web based repository API}, - author={Cassidy, Steve and Estival, Dominique and Jones, Tim and Sefton, Peter and Burnham, Denis and Burghold, Jared and others}, - year={2014}, - publisher={Reykjavik, Iceland: European Language Resources Association} - } - </citation> - </citations> -</tool>
--- a/alveo_get_item_data.py Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ b/alveo_get_item_data.py Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ p = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Downloads documents in an Alveo Item List") p.add_argument('--api_key', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="Alveo API key") p.add_argument('--item_list', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="File containing list of item URLs") - p.add_argument('--patterns', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="File patterns to download") + p.add_argument('--patterns', required=False, action="store", type=str, help="File patterns to download") + p.add_argument('--primarytext', required=False, action="store_true", help="Download only primary text") p.add_argument('--output_path', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="Path to output file") return p.parse_args() @@ -20,48 +21,56 @@ FNPAT = "%(designation)s#%(ext)s" -def galaxy_name(itemname, fname): - """construct a filename suitable for Galaxy dataset discovery - designation - (dataset identifier) is the file basename - ext - defines the dataset type and is the file extension - """ +def galaxy_name(fname, ext): + """construct a filename suitable for Galaxy dataset discovery""" - root, ext = os.path.splitext(fname) - ext = ext[1:] # remove initial . - fname = FNPAT % {'designation': root, 'ext': ext} + fname = FNPAT % {'designation': fname, 'ext': ext} return fname -def download_documents(item_list, patterns, output_path): +def download_documents(item_list, output_path, patterns=None): """ - Downloads a list of documents to the directory specificed by output_path. + Downloads a list of documents to the directory specified by output_path. :type documents: list of pyalveo.Document :param documents: Documents to download + :type patterns: string + :param patterns: Glob pattern for files to download, may include the special + pattern PRIMARYTEXT which returns the primary text of each item as ITEMNAME.txt + :type output_path: String :param output_path: directory to download to the documents to """ if not os.path.exists(output_path): os.makedirs(output_path) - downloaded = [] - items = item_list.get_all() for item in items: + md = item.metadata() + ident = md['alveo:metadata']['dcterms:identifier'] + documents = item.get_documents() for doc in documents: for pattern in patterns: - if not pattern == '' and fnmatch(doc.get_filename(), pattern): - fname = galaxy_name(item.metadata()['alveo:metadata']['dcterms:identifier'], doc.get_filename()) + if pattern == 'PRIMARYTEXT': + fname = os.path.join(output_path, galaxy_name(ident, 'txt')) + content = item.get_primary_text() + if content is not None: + with open(fname, 'w') as out: + out.write(content.decode('utf-8')) + + elif not pattern == '' and fnmatch(doc.get_filename(), pattern): + root, ext = os.path.splitext(doc.get_filename()) + ext = ext[1:] # remove initial . + fname = galaxy_name(root, ext) try: doc.download_content(dir_path=output_path, filename=fname) - downloaded.append(doc.get_filename()) + except pyalveo.APIError as e: print("ERROR: " + str(e), file=sys.stderr) sys.exit(1) - return downloaded def main(): @@ -72,8 +81,10 @@ client = pyalveo.Client(api_url=API_URL, api_key=api_key, use_cache=False) item_list = read_item_list(args.item_list, client) + patterns = args.patterns.split(',') - download_documents(item_list, patterns, args.output_path) + download_documents(item_list, args.output_path, patterns=patterns) + except pyalveo.APIError as e: print("ERROR: " + str(e), file=sys.stderr) sys.exit(1)
--- a/alveo_get_item_data.xml Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ b/alveo_get_item_data.xml Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -1,23 +1,28 @@ -<tool id="alveo_get_item_data" name="Get Alveo Data for Items" version="1.0"> - <description>Downloads files from the items in an Galaxy list of items</description> +<tool id="alveo_get_item_data" name="Get Alveo Data" version="1.0"> + <description>Downloads files from the items in an item list</description> <requirements> <requirement type="package" version="1.0.5">pyalveo</requirement> </requirements> <command interpreter="python"> - alveo_get_item_data.py --api_key $api_key --item_list $item_list --patterns $patterns,$patternselect --output_path ItemListData + alveo_get_item_data.py --api_key $api_key --item_list $item_list --patterns $patterns,$patternselect --output_path ItemListData </command> <inputs> - <param name="api_key" type="data" format="auth_token" label="API Key" help="Your Alveo API key"/> - <param name="item_list" type="data" format="item_list" label="Item List (table)" help=""/> + <param name="api_key" type="data" format="auth_token" + label="API Key" help="Your Alveo API key (use Store Alveo API Key to get this)"/> + + <param name="item_list" type="data" + format="item_list" label="Item List (table)" + help="Item list (use Import Item List tool to get this)"/> - <param name="patternselect" type="select" multiple="true" label="Predefined imports" display="checkboxes"> - <option value='*'>All Files</option> + <param name="patternselect" type="select" multiple="false" + label="Predefined imports" display="radio"> + <option value='PRIMARYTEXT'>Primary text of each item (best for text analysis)</option> <option value='*speaker16.wav'>Austalk 16bit/16kHz Speaker Headset WAV (*speaker16.wav)</option> - <option value='*plain.txt'>Plain text documents (*plain.txt)</option> <option value='*.txt'>All text documents (*.txt)</option> + <option value='*'>All files attached to item (*)</option> <option value=''>Other - enter pattern below</option> </param> @@ -50,9 +55,25 @@ </element> </output_collection> </test> + <test> + <param name="api_key" value="api-key.dat"/> + <param name="item_list" value="item_list_189.dat"/> + <param name="patterns" value=""/> + <param name="patternselect" value="PRIMARYTEXT"/> + <param name="output_path" value="test_out"/> + <output_collection name="output1" type="list" count="5"> + <element name="S1A-001-plain"> + <assert_contents> + <has_text_matching expression="forename2 starts on the dot"/> + </assert_contents> + </element> + </output_collection> + </test> </tests> - <help>Downloads files from a local list of Alveo items. You can download all files or those matching a wildcard pattern (e.g. \*.txt). Results will be stored as a dataset collection in your history.</help> + <help>Downloads files from a local list of Alveo items. + You can download all files or those matching a wildcard pattern (e.g. \*.txt). + Results will be stored as a dataset collection in your history.</help> <citations> <citation type='bibtex'> @article{cassidy2014alveo,
--- a/alveo_get_item_list.xml Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ b/alveo_get_item_list.xml Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -<tool id="alveo_get_item_list" name="Get Item URLs for Item List" version="1.0"> +<tool id="alveo_get_item_list" name="Import Item List" version="1.0"> <description>Retrieves Item URLs from an Alveo Item List</description> <requirements> @@ -9,16 +9,20 @@ alveo_get_item_list.py --api_key $api_key --item_list_url $item_list_url --output $output </command> - <inputs> - <param name="api_key" type="data" format="auth_token" label="API Key" help="Your Alveo API key"/> - <param name="import_list" type="data" format="tabular" label="Imported Alveo Item List" help=""/> + <!-- + code file implements the dynamic_options below to fetch the users item + lists from the Alveo API + --> + <code file="item_list_util.py" /> - <param name="item_list_url" type="select" label="Alveo Item List" help="The Alveo Item List you wish to import"> - <options from_dataset="import_list"> - <column name="name" index="0"/> - <column name="value" index="1"/> - </options> - </param> + <inputs> + <param name="api_key" type="data" format="auth_token" label="API Key" + help="Your Alveo API key (use Store Alveo API Key tool to create)"/> + + <param name="item_list_url" type="select" + dynamic_options="ds_item_lists_options(api_key)" + label="Alveo Item List" + help="The Alveo Item List you wish to import (requires API Key)"/> <param name="job_name" type="text" size="25" label="Supply a name for the outputs to remind you what they contain" value="Item List"/> @@ -31,7 +35,6 @@ <tests> <test> <param name="api_key" value="api-key.dat"/> - <param name="import_list" value="item-lists.dat"/> <param name="item_list_url" value="https://app.alveo.edu.au/item_lists/180"/> <param name="job_name" value="test_output_180.dat"/> <output name="output" file="item_list_180.dat"/>
--- a/alveo_get_primary_text.py Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -from __future__ import print_function -import argparse -import pyalveo -import sys -import os - -from util import API_URL, read_item_list - - -def parser(): - parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Downloads documents in an Alveo Item List") - parser.add_argument('--api_key', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="Alveo API key") - parser.add_argument('--item_list', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="File containing list of item URLs") - parser.add_argument('--output_path', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="Path to output file") - return parser.parse_args() - - -# this file name pattern allows galaxy to discover the dataset designation and type -FNPAT = "%(designation)s_%(ext)s" - - -def galaxy_name(fname, ext): - """construct a filename suitable for Galaxy dataset discovery""" - - fname = FNPAT % {'designation': fname, 'ext': ext} - - return fname - - -def download_text(item_list, output_path): - """ - Downloads primary text from a list of items to the directory specified by output_path. - - :type item_list: ItemGroup - :param item_list: item list to download - - :type output_path: String - :param output_path: directory to download to the documents to - """ - if not os.path.exists(output_path): - os.makedirs(output_path) - - downloaded = [] - - items = item_list.get_all() - for item in items: - md = item.metadata() - fname = os.path.join(output_path, galaxy_name(md['alveo:metadata']['dcterms:identifier'], 'txt')) - content = item.get_primary_text() - if content is not None: - with open(fname, 'w') as out: - out.write(content.decode('utf-8')) - - return downloaded - - -def main(): - args = parser() - try: - api_key = open(args.api_key, 'r').read().strip() - client = pyalveo.Client(api_url=API_URL, api_key=api_key, use_cache=False) - item_list = read_item_list(args.item_list, client) - download_text(item_list, args.output_path) - except pyalveo.APIError as e: - print("ERROR: " + str(e), file=sys.stderr) - sys.exit(1) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - main()
--- a/alveo_get_primary_text.xml Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -<tool id="alveo_get_primary_text" name="Get Text from Alveo" version="1.0"> - <description>Downloads primary text from the items in an Alveo Item List</description> - - <requirements> - <requirement type="package" version="1.0.5">pyalveo</requirement> - </requirements> - - <command interpreter="python"> - alveo_get_primary_text.py --api_key $api_key --item_list $item_list --output_path ItemListData - </command> - - <inputs> - <param name="api_key" type="data" format="auth_token" label="API Key" help="Your Alveo API key"/> - <param name="item_list" type="data" format="item_list" label="Item List" help=""/> - </inputs> - - <outputs> - <collection type="list" label="$item_list Texts" name="output1"> - <discover_datasets pattern="(?P<designation>[^_]+)_(?P<ext>.+)" directory="ItemListData"/> - </collection> - </outputs> - - <tests> - <test> - <param name="api_key" value="api-key.dat"/> - <param name="item_list" value="item_list_180.dat"/> - <param name="output_path" value="test_out"/> - <output_collection name="output1" type="list" count="6"> - <element name="GCSAusE02"> - <assert_contents> - <has_text_matching expression="background noises"/> - </assert_contents> - </element> - </output_collection> - </test> - <test> - <param name="api_key" value="api-key.dat"/> - <param name="item_list" value="item_list_52.dat"/> - <param name="output_path" value="test_out"/> - <output_collection name="output1" type="list" count="0"> - </output_collection> - </test> - </tests> - - <help>Downloads the primary text for each item from an Alveo Item List</help> - <citations> - <citation type='bibtex'> - @article{cassidy2014alveo, - title={The alveo virtual laboratory: a web based repository API}, - author={Cassidy, Steve and Estival, Dominique and Jones, Tim and Sefton, Peter and Burnham, Denis and Burghold, Jared and others}, - year={2014}, - publisher={Reykjavik, Iceland: European Language Resources Association} - } - </citation> - </citations> -</tool>
--- a/alveo_item_list_importer.py Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ -from __future__ import print_function -import argparse -import sys -from util import get_item_lists - - -def parser(): - p = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Retrieves Alveo Item Lists") - p.add_argument('--api_key', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="Alveo API key") - p.add_argument('--output', required=True, action="store", type=str, help="Path to output file") - return p.parse_args() - - -def write_table(item_lists, filename): - with open(filename, 'w') as outfile: - for list_set in item_lists.values(): - for item_list in list_set: - outfile.write("%s (%d)\t%s\n" % (item_list['name'], item_list['num_items'], item_list['item_list_url'])) - - -def main(): - args = parser() - try: - api_key = open(args.api_key, 'r').read().strip() - item_lists = get_item_lists(api_key) - if item_lists: - write_table(item_lists, args.output) - except Exception as e: - print("ERROR: " + str(e), file=sys.stderr) - sys.exit(1) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - main()
--- a/alveo_item_list_importer.xml Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ -<tool id="alveo_item_list_importer" name="Import Item List Names" version="1.0"> - <description>Retrieves the list of Item List URLs from Alveo.</description> - - <requirements> - <requirement type="package" version="1.0.5">pyalveo</requirement> - </requirements> - - <command interpreter="python"> - alveo_item_list_importer.py --api_key $api_key --output $item_list - </command> - - - <inputs> - <param name="api_key" type="data" format="auth_token" label="API Key" help="Your Alveo API key"/> - <param name="job_name" type="text" size="25" - label="Supply a name for the outputs to remind you what they contain" value="Alveo Item Lists"/> - </inputs> - - <outputs> - <data format="tabular" name="item_list" label="${job_name}"/> - </outputs> - - <help>Import Item Lists from Alveo so that you can pass an item list - to a subsequent tool. This only retrieves the list of item list names - and URLs that are available to a user, not the item lists themselves. - </help> - - <citations> - <citation type='bibtex'> - @article{cassidy2014alveo, - title={The alveo virtual laboratory: a web based repository API}, - author={Cassidy, Steve and Estival, Dominique and Jones, Tim and Sefton, Peter and Burnham, Denis and Burghold, Jared and others}, - year={2014}, - publisher={Reykjavik, Iceland: European Language Resources Association} - } - </citation> - </citations> -</tool>
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/item_list_util.py Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ + +import json + +API_URL = 'https://app.alveo.edu.au' + + +try: + from urllib.request import Request, build_opener, HTTPHandler, HTTPError + from urllib.parse import urlencode, unquote +except ImportError: + from urllib2 import Request, build_opener, HTTPHandler, HTTPError + from urllib import urlencode, unquote + + +def api_request(url, api_key): + """ Perform an API GET request to the given URL + """ + + headers = {'X-API-KEY': api_key, 'Accept': 'application/json'} + + req = Request(url, headers=headers) + + try: + opener = build_opener(HTTPHandler()) + response = opener.open(req) + except HTTPError as err: + raise APIError(err.code, err.reason, "Error accessing API (url: %s, method: %s)\nData: %s" % (url, req.get_method() or "GET", data or 'None')) + + content = response.read() + + return json.loads(content.decode('utf-8')) + + +def ds_item_lists_options(api_key): + """Return options for item lists for this user""" + + fname = api_key.get_file_name() + with open(fname) as fd: + key = fd.read().strip() + + url = API_URL + "/item_lists" + itemlists = api_request(url, key) + + result = [(x['name'], x['item_list_url'], False) for x in itemlists['own']] + result.extend([(x['name'], x['item_list_url'], False) for x in itemlists['shared']]) + + return result + + +if __name__=='__main__': + + class FakeHistObj: + + def get_file_name(self): + return "../../test-data/api-key.dat" + + fake = FakeHistObj() + + il = ds_item_lists_options(fake) + + import pprint + + pprint.pprint(il)
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/GCSAusE02-plain#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +background noises A setting up a computer after all the + planning and thinking about today I realised that I + forgot to bring your conan book again +you son of a bitch +hhh hh + +you SON OF A BITCH +that is pretty poor form +that's alright +yeah look look at the Myspace badge that Spencer got- I got + one as well but it's at work hah 5 who the fuck would + ever +hh +wear that +hhh heh ha hh ah good that's what I was thinkin’ +I was about to ask I hope you never actually wear that +I know it's insane like that'll show up +hh heh +in a fuckin you know likea trash- like a flea + market or + something in about th-thirty years Te and people'll be + like +yeah +hehhy remember the internet +hhh ha ha ha ha +that piece of shit +remember that thing myspace I hear it was a place for + friends +hh he ha ha ha ha +and now the internet's in our o3 like I dunno wireless +hh huh heh +picked up by a fucking receivers in our teeth +hhh hhh + +wow look 't your computer it's all black like night + rider +hh + +hh hh + +what are all those audio outs on the front for +ahm so I don't have to go scrabblin round the back to + I + dunno why actually it's just that's the way it came +if there's one thing I hate + it's + scrabbling +hh hh + +like a madman +hh uh +my guts feel wrong +do you guys get trashed last night or somethin +nah I did- I dunno whether she did laughed at me + while I + was dyinghh +was that at work again when you were +oh + +we went down to like hh hh remember that place that + Michael always talks about like down at fucking + + balmoral like the oxford one five two he's always like + obsessed + with it +what the fuck- no doesn't ring a bell +it's a fuckin shithole you should've seen the scumbags + that +hh +were there it was just like h and the barmen are + just + the- like a pack of absolute faggot- you know they do all + that shit + where they like get a glass like I asked for a + bourbon + and coke and the guy's just like h grabbed a glass spun it + put + it down- like slammed it down +uhuh +and then just like put two pieces of ice in h poured + some + bourbon over it put some more ice and then just like + + stuck a fuckin silver thing over the top and then like + threw it up + put it behind his back an shook it and then put it down + and + then handed it to me +what a homo +I said just POUR IT AN' GIVE IT TO ME +hh huh hu + +hh what kind of game does he think think he's playin +hm a fucking stupid one +hhh + +and then he was just like- spent most of the time like flirting + with these chicks while he's meant to be working + +poor work ethic that's what that is +horrible +hh +should find out where he lives and threaten his life +there's one thing I forgot to bring +fhind out where he lihves and threaten his life + hhhh I'm sohrryhh I only just caught up to what you + were + saying + +hh hh I forgot to bring ahm 3 a whatsername cable so can I + borrow the one you had + +a WHAT +ah network cable + +of for fucks sake- yeah just plug in that one +cause + because I + don't actually have internet running at my place +yeah yeah oh that's what I was actually gonna do I didn't even + think you'd brin- bring a network cable +ah I got nothing I can't believe those useless pricks + +it's ahm +is that a world of warcraft mousemat +hhh no +does it help you like navigate the realms +hh + +hh yeah it does but it's only outlands +na hahah haha whhere- how did you ghet that +hhh + +I ordered the expansion pack it came free so I thought why + not +when you preordered +yeah +‘cause I didn't get one when I bought it +I just ahm it was just by fluke ‘cause ‘cause I ordered + like + a decade before it actually came out +hh + +they said ahm ‘cause you ordered so early you we're + offering you the ahm the limited edition version + for an + extra fifty bucks +eh-fifty bucks- what did it come with +well according to the phone it came with like + a + dragon orb and all sorts of wonderous magical items +hhhh +hh a drhagon orbhhh hhh +but the only thing of any + practical + use was actually the mousepad ‘cause I didn't actually +hhhh +have one already +hh hh +the rest was all tr-I got like a pack of their trading + card game ahm + +didya get like the free like turtlemount with no speed + increase +no I didn't even get that- oh I got some shitty in + game + netherwhelp +what the hell's that +you how you can get pets like you know parot-folly ratted- + cat +um + um +snake-cockroach hh I got a netherwhelp +hm +‘cause all- everyone who ordered the initial game special + edition they got a small panda +m hh +and my thing is the netherwhelp +nh hh netherwhelp +they picked ah +hold it what does it look like just a ball of shit +well you know like the- like how every second creature in the + game + is a small flying baby dragon +yeah +that's what it looks like +oh gay + +hh fuckin ripoff I guess you could say I got + owned + +snorted laugh hehe \ No newline at end of file
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/GCSAusE02-raw#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,259 @@ + +Transcript Coversheet +| |Data | +|Title |GCSAusE02 | +|Number of people |2 | +|Description |A transcribed conversation between two | +| |male housemates that occurred at home. | +|Participants |Tony (20, Australia, male, L1 English, AU,| +| |Undergraduate, Student) | +| |Alfie (20, Australia, male, L1 English, | +| |AU, Undergraduate, Student) | +|Date of recording |24 March 2007 | +|Place of recording |Brisbane | +|Length of recording |4 minutes 48 seconds | +|Contributor of |Fiona McLeod | +|recording | | +|Length of transcript |1,371 words, 6,913 characters (with | +| |spaces), 205 lines | +|Number of pages |8 | +|Transcribers |Fiona McLeod (April 2007) | +| |Yasuhisa Watanabe (June 2009) | +|Date transcription |7 October 2009 | +|last modified | | +|Creator |Michael Haugh | + + 1. A: ((background noises, A setting up a computer)) after all the + 2. planning and thinking about today (0.8) I realised that I + 3. forgot to bring your conan book aga:in, + 4. T: °you son of a bitch° + 5. A: .hhh hh + 6. (0.8) + 7. T: you <SON OF A ↓BITCH.> + 8. (1.0) + 9. A: that is pretty poor form¿ + 10. (0.2) + 11. T: °that's alright, ° + 12. T: ye:ah look, look at the Myspace badge that Spencer got- I got + 13. one as well but it's at work [↑hah (.5) who the fuck would + ever= + 14. A: [hh + 15. T: =[wear that? + 16. A: [hhh heh ha .hh ah good that's what I was thinkin’, + 17. (0.8) + 18. A: I was about to ask I hope you never actually wear that + 19. T: <I know it's insane (0.2) [like that'll show up= + 20. A: [hh heh + 21. T: =in a fuckin (0.4) you know (0.3) likea trash- like a flea + market or + 22. something in about th-thirty years Te and people'll be + [like= + 23. A: [yeah + 24. T: =he(hh)y remember the internet? + 25. (0.4) + 26. A: hhh ha ha [ha ha + 27. T: [that piece of shit, + 28. (1.5) + 29. T: remember that thi:ng (.) my:space (.) I hear it was a place for + 30. friends + 31. A: .hh he ha ha ha ha + 32. T: and [now the internet's in our (o.3) like [I dunno wireless= + 33. A: [.hh [huh heh + 34. T: =picked up by a fucking (0.2) receivers in our teeth, + 35. (0.2) + 36. A: hhh hhh + 37. (0.2) + 38. T: wo:w [look 't your computer it's all black (0.3) like night + rider¿ + 39. A: [hh + 40. (0.2) + 41. A: hh (0.8) .hh + 42. (0.9) + 43. T: what are all those audio outs on the front for, + 44. (0.9) + 45. A: ah::m so I don't have to (0.4) go scrabblin round the back to + (0.5) I + 46. dunno why actually it's just [that's the way it came, + 47. T: [if there's one thing I hate + it's + 48. scrabbling. + 49. (0.6) + 50. A: hh .hh + 51. (1.0) + 52. T: °like a madman,° + 53. (2.0) + 54. T: °.hh uh° + 55. (2.0) + 56. T: my guts feel wrong, + 57. (4.0) + 58. A: do you guys get trashed last night or somethin? + 59. (0.3) + 60. T: nah I did- °I dunno whether she did° (0.8) laughed at me (.) + while I + 61. was (.) dying, .hh + 62. A: [was that at work again when you were, + 63. T: [oh + 64. (0.8) + 65. T: we went down to like (0.7) hh hh (0.7) remember that place that + 66. Michael always talks about (.) like down at (0.7) fucking + (1.0) + 67. balmoral like the oxford one five two he's always like + obsessed + 68. with it= + 69. A: =°what the fuck°- no doesn't ring a bell, + 70. (2.2) + 71. T: it's a fuckin shithole =you should've seen the scumbags + that= + 72. A: [.hh= + 73. T: =were there (0.2) it was just like .h (0.4) and the barmen are + just + 74. the- like a pack of absolute faggot- you know they do all + that shit + 75. where they like (0.7) get a gla:ss (0.4) like I asked for a + bourbon + 76. and coke and the guy's just like .h grabbed a glass spun it + (.) put + 77. it down- like slammed it [down= + 78. A: [uhuh + 79. T: =and then just like put two pieces of ice in .h (0.3) poured + some + 80. bourbon over it (0.4) put some more ice and then just like + (0.3) + 81. stuck a fuckin si:lver thing over the top and then like + threw it up + 82. (.) put it behind his back an shook it and then put it down + and + 83. then handed it to me? + 84. (0.5) + 85. A: what a homo,= + 86. T: =I said just POUR IT AN' GIVE IT TO ME. + 87. (0.2) + 88. A: hh huh hu + 89. (1.0) + 90. A: .hh what kind of ga:me does he think think he's play:in¿ + 91. (0.5) + 92. T: hm: (0.5) a fucking stupid one, + 93. (0.4) + 94. A: hhh + 95. (1.2) + 96. T: and then he was just like- spent most of the time like flirting + 97. with these chicks (0.9) while he's meant to be wor:king + 98. (1.2) + 99. T: poor work ethic (0.5) that's what that is. + 100. (0.7) + 101. A: ho:rrible, + 102. (1.0) + 103. T: .hh + 104. A: should find out where he lives and threaten his life, + 105. (4.6) + 106. A: there's one thing I forgot to bri:ng,= + 107. T: =f(h)ind out where he li(h)ves and threaten his li:fe (.) + 108. hhhh I'm so(h)rry, .hh I only just caught up to what you + were + 109. saying + 110. (0.2) + 111. A: hh .hh I forgot to bring ah::m (.3) a whatsername cable so can I + 112. borrow the one you had + 113. (0.3) + 114. T: a WHAT? + 115. (0.2) + 116. A: ah: network cable + 117. (0.3) + 118. T: of for ↑°fucks sa:ke°- ye:ah just plug in [<that one] + 119. A: [cause ] + because I + 120. don't actually have internet running at my place? + 121. (0.3) + 122. T: >yeah yeah oh that's what I was actually gonna do< I didn't even + 123. think you'd brin- bring a network cable. + 124. (0.5) + 125. A: ah: I got nothing, (0.4) I ca:n't believe those useless pricks + 126. (1.0) + 127. A: it's ah:m= + 128. T: =is that a world of warcraft mousemat, + 129. (1.1) + 130. A: hhh (0.3) no?= + 131. T: =does it help you [like navigate the rea:lms? + 132. A: [hh + 133. (0.2) + 134. A: .hh ye:ah it does but it's only outlands. + 135. (0.2) + 136. T: na hahah [haha w(h)here- how did you g(h)et that + 137. A: [hhh + 138. (0.2) + 139. A: I ordered the expansion pack it came free so I thought (0.6) why + 140. not= + 141. T: =when you preordered, + 142. (0.4) + 143. A: yeah, + 144. (0.5) + 145. T: ‘cause I didn't get one when I bought it, + 146. (0.5) + 147. A: I just ah:m it was just by fluke ‘cause (0.2) ‘cause I ordered + like (.) + 148. a decade before it actually came out, + 149. (0.6) + 150. T: .hh + 151. (0.2) + 152. A: they said ahm ‘cause you (0.4) ordered so early you (.) we're + 153. offering you the ah::m (1.4) the limited edition version + for an + 154. extra fifty bucks, + 155. (0.6) + 156. T: eh-fifty bucks- what did it co:me with, + 157. (0.4) + 158. A: we:ll (0.4) according to the phone it (0.2) came with like (1.0) + a + 159. dragon orb and all sorts of [wonderous magical items? + 160. T: [hhhh + 161. T: .hh a dr(h)agon orb(h) .hh [hhh + 162. A: [but the only thing of any + practical + 163. use was actually the mouse:pad [‘cause I didn't actually= + 164. T: [hhhh + 165. A: =have one already, + 166. T: hh [hh + 167. A: [the rest was all tr-I got like (.) a pack of their trading + 168. card ga:me, (1.6) ah:m + 169. (1.0) + 170. T: >didya get like the< free like turtlemount? (0.6) with no speed + 171. increase? + 172. (0.9) + 173. A: no? (0.4) I didn't even get that- o:h (.) I got some shitty in + game + 174. netherwhelp? + 175. (1.0) + 176. T: what the hell's that= + 177. A: =<you how you can get pets like [you know parot-folly ratted- + ca:[t= + 178. T: [um: + [um + 179. A: =snake-cockroach (0.4) .hh I got a netherwhelp, + 180. (0.5) + 181. T: hm: + 182. (1.0) + 183. A: ‘cause all- everyone who ordered the initial game (0.2) special + 184. edition they got a small panda? + 185. (0.6) + 186. T: m h(h)= + 187. A: =and my thing is the netherwhelp, + 188. (0.3) + 189. T: nh hh (0.3) netherwhelp, + 190. (0.5) + 191. A: they picked ah: + 192. (0.7) + 193. T: <hold it what does it look like just (0.3) a ball of shit¿ + 194. (0.5) + 195. A: well you know like the- like how every second creature in the + game + 196. is a small flying baby dragon? + 197. T: yeah, + 198. (0.2) + 199. A: that's what it looks like. + 200. T: oh (0.1) gay + 201. (0.6) + 202. A: .hh (0.8) °(fuckin) ripoff° (1.0) I guess you co:uld say I got + 203. owned + 204. (0.3) + 205. T: ((snorted laugh)) hehe +
--- a/tmp/GCSAusE02_txt Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,192 +0,0 @@ -background noises A setting up a computer after all the - planning and thinking about today I realised that I - forgot to bring your conan book again -you son of a bitch -hhh hh - -you SON OF A BITCH -that is pretty poor form -that's alright -yeah look look at the Myspace badge that Spencer got- I got - one as well but it's at work hah 5 who the fuck would - ever -hh -wear that -hhh heh ha hh ah good that's what I was thinkin’ -I was about to ask I hope you never actually wear that -I know it's insane like that'll show up -hh heh -in a fuckin you know likea trash- like a flea - market or - something in about th-thirty years Te and people'll be - like -yeah -hehhy remember the internet -hhh ha ha ha ha -that piece of shit -remember that thing myspace I hear it was a place for - friends -hh he ha ha ha ha -and now the internet's in our o3 like I dunno wireless -hh huh heh -picked up by a fucking receivers in our teeth -hhh hhh - -wow look 't your computer it's all black like night - rider -hh - -hh hh - -what are all those audio outs on the front for -ahm so I don't have to go scrabblin round the back to - I - dunno why actually it's just that's the way it came -if there's one thing I hate - it's - scrabbling -hh hh - -like a madman -hh uh -my guts feel wrong -do you guys get trashed last night or somethin -nah I did- I dunno whether she did laughed at me - while I - was dyinghh -was that at work again when you were -oh - -we went down to like hh hh remember that place that - Michael always talks about like down at fucking - - balmoral like the oxford one five two he's always like - obsessed - with it -what the fuck- no doesn't ring a bell -it's a fuckin shithole you should've seen the scumbags - that -hh -were there it was just like h and the barmen are - just - the- like a pack of absolute faggot- you know they do all - that shit - where they like get a glass like I asked for a - bourbon - and coke and the guy's just like h grabbed a glass spun it - put - it down- like slammed it down -uhuh -and then just like put two pieces of ice in h poured - some - bourbon over it put some more ice and then just like - - stuck a fuckin silver thing over the top and then like - threw it up - put it behind his back an shook it and then put it down - and - then handed it to me -what a homo -I said just POUR IT AN' GIVE IT TO ME -hh huh hu - -hh what kind of game does he think think he's playin -hm a fucking stupid one -hhh - -and then he was just like- spent most of the time like flirting - with these chicks while he's meant to be working - -poor work ethic that's what that is -horrible -hh -should find out where he lives and threaten his life -there's one thing I forgot to bring -fhind out where he lihves and threaten his life - hhhh I'm sohrryhh I only just caught up to what you - were - saying - -hh hh I forgot to bring ahm 3 a whatsername cable so can I - borrow the one you had - -a WHAT -ah network cable - -of for fucks sake- yeah just plug in that one -cause - because I - don't actually have internet running at my place -yeah yeah oh that's what I was actually gonna do I didn't even - think you'd brin- bring a network cable -ah I got nothing I can't believe those useless pricks - -it's ahm -is that a world of warcraft mousemat -hhh no -does it help you like navigate the realms -hh - -hh yeah it does but it's only outlands -na hahah haha whhere- how did you ghet that -hhh - -I ordered the expansion pack it came free so I thought why - not -when you preordered -yeah -‘cause I didn't get one when I bought it -I just ahm it was just by fluke ‘cause ‘cause I ordered - like - a decade before it actually came out -hh - -they said ahm ‘cause you ordered so early you we're - offering you the ahm the limited edition version - for an - extra fifty bucks -eh-fifty bucks- what did it come with -well according to the phone it came with like - a - dragon orb and all sorts of wonderous magical items -hhhh -hh a drhagon orbhhh hhh -but the only thing of any - practical - use was actually the mousepad ‘cause I didn't actually -hhhh -have one already -hh hh -the rest was all tr-I got like a pack of their trading - card game ahm - -didya get like the free like turtlemount with no speed - increase -no I didn't even get that- oh I got some shitty in - game - netherwhelp -what the hell's that -you how you can get pets like you know parot-folly ratted- - cat -um - um -snake-cockroach hh I got a netherwhelp -hm -‘cause all- everyone who ordered the initial game special - edition they got a small panda -m hh -and my thing is the netherwhelp -nh hh netherwhelp -they picked ah -hold it what does it look like just a ball of shit -well you know like the- like how every second creature in the - game - is a small flying baby dragon -yeah -that's what it looks like -oh gay - -hh fuckin ripoff I guess you could say I got - owned - -snorted laugh hehe \ No newline at end of file
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/GCSAusE08-plain#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,264 @@ +okay where were we + + aww that’s right Woolworths sucks +um working like a mother +yeah + so anyway yeah I don’t work there + anymore thank God + + it’- it’s- alright money though I was- + I was clearing nine hundred dollars a week +wha- +but yeah working’s stupid man +what fulltime +yeahh +that’s fulltime +that was 40 hours + +I couldn’t give a crap about money + these days everythings fallin a +Yehah man + +yeah it was fucking really bad I + didn’t like it + + I wouldn’t do it again fuck that + +hhhh just go around + in circles go there +it was crap man15 secs + it’s the worst job you- I + could possibly think of it ‘cause it screws + your body up right ‘cause you’re lifting + like no shit your lifting one point two + tonnes every 40 minutes +hmm +and your doing it your doing + about a hundred eighty boxes an hour so you’re + lifting like one point two tonnes or whatever +hmm + in a hundred eighty units + over 40 minutes to an hour and + you’re doing that 8 hours a day + you know 5 days a week + it jus- it just fucks you up +so you’d be like lifting the wrong + + like with your bent + your back bent +yeah ah no no like I always had a + good good technique + but still it doesn’t matter + + like your hands get really sore + ‘cause like I got to play the guitar right + and you just you can’t play because + your hands are um just your joints + ache + so yeah I won’t might do that + again + I must admit it I did it for nearly two + years + +and your whole back’s- your back’s + screwed now +no nomy back’s not too bad that’s + the thing I- I sort of looked after myself + pretty well but yeah I mean you + wouldn’t want to work there for + + I mean I don’t think you wouldn’t want + to work there for 6 months to be + honest with you + But yeah I mean everything’s ‘cause- + everything’s sort of like I said my + joints aren’t too bad now my fingers + are they’re pretty good but yeah + you wouldn’t want to go there for + like I’ve seen people there who are + like forty who uh like can’t lift + because they’ve actually physically + broken their backs on the job +LIterally Broken +yeah literally + literally broken +ah ha +their backs on the job +haha HAgasping +hhow does THat work how does + that work + +well they throw a disk or they’d ahm +ah because of the + the plates and the +yeah + +there’s one g’- the like then- the + thing is that Woolworths + because they are such a a company + they um what they’ve done is they + hire like cuz I wasn’t actually + working for Woolworths + I was working for a labour hire + company called IPA so if I did + my back if I broke my back on the + job Woolworths doesn’t pay any + compo + hh says IPA so they’ve + + put all the put all the um all the + risks under this other company +hmm + so yeah they really worked me the a + contractors worked really hard like + the Woolworths employeehs + were picking orders at like + + say a hundred boxes an hour + and the contractor employees was + picking at a hundred eighty + and if we didn’t keep that that level + up we were sent home + +ah so you have a standard to reach + ay +Yeah that’s right and if you if you don’t + + stay at that level then they + just send you home and they’d just + get more contractors so they just have + this filter like if you- if you + have people working there for like 4 + hours + like I mean I was doing 8 hours shift ‘cause + I could work all day + + but yeah they- you know like they + just send you home after 4 hours if + you’re not performing + and then they’d just hire and get + other contractors then +so you- that you could be fired + any day for not keeping it up +yeah + that’s right yeah absolutely they + send you home on the like- +so you’re fired okay go home and don’t + come back +ahm it’s not so much fired cause + you’re a contractor it’s like ah we + don’t need you anymore + +ah +if we want you- if we want you- you + know I mean generally like they’ll + give you like four shifts a week or + five shifts a week right +yeah +but you might- they might be four + five hours shif- they might be four + hours shifts hh + + but if you-if you worked really hard + then they- you know they + + they might offer you 10 hours +hmm +so yeah but I never did 10 hour + shifts + + I can’t- I couldn’t take it + it drives you insane + +hh +like seriously like insane +like you- your body would just fall apart +yeah that’s- that’s right see because + your on the- strapped into the computer you’re + not thinking- you got- you + can’t talk to- ‘cause as soon as you + talk to somebody + the computer re- hears what you’re + saying + and it just starts saying stupid shit + because it’s voice operated +aw h h h h +so you can’t- you can’t say anything if + you say anything to anybody the + computer fucks up +aha ha ha hh ha ha ha ha ha + ha hh +so + it’s really bad it sucks man + you’re like- you’re just- all you are is a + body + + and this machine is just telling you + where to go + +ahhh so it’s- you’re- you’re not there + to socialise whatsoever you can’t +Noh mahn +you can’t even say a worhd huh +if you say + as soon as you say hello the + computer starts going did you say go + to aisle xx whatever and you’re like + fuck I didn’t say that +hh hh + hHahahhaha hh + haha hhhahaha +it’s shock + ing it’s really bad +hhh So + obviously you had someh experience + when you first started hh how you + going how’s your +Yeahhehehehehehe +hhhhh + +you lose your order don’t know where + you are +h + + ‘cause that’s a thing you like you’re + supposed to go to aisle L or + something and then you s- then you say + hello and you’re sent to aisle H or something +Yeah + +so you’re getting- you are lost +Yeah + +yeah anyway yeah I wouldn’t work + there I don’t wan- that’s apparently + it’s the only- + + it’s the only factory in Australia + that’s got that picking system +yeah +but yeah I don’t think that it + should be in- input anywhere else + because it just drives you insane + + ‘cause like your head your actual + head you’re still thinking but you can’t + + you can’t + do anything with it so you’d just go + nuts going around there +prehtty retahrded job +it is it is the worst job I could + think of +Toihlet cleahning’s probably worse +Nno I don’t know at least you won’t + break your back + and you can + + at least you could- at least you could + talk to yourself +yeah +hhh you may not have anyone with you at + least you can say something +hh + so yeah^ \ No newline at end of file
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/GCSAusE08-raw#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,336 @@ + +Transcript Coversheet +| |Data | +|Title |GCSAusE08 | +|Number of people |2 | +|Description |A transcribed conversation between two | +| |male students that occurred on University | +| |grounds. | +|Participants |Ben (32, Australia, male, L1 English, AU, | +| |Undergraduate, Student) | +| |Alex (21, Australia, male, L1 English, AU,| +| |Undergraduate, Student) | +|Date of recording |April 2009 | +|Place of recording |Brisbane | +|Length of recording |5 minutes 17 seconds | +|Contributor of |Andrew Brown | +|recording | | +|Length of transcript |1,678 words, 8,933 characters (with | +| |spaces), 307 lines | +|Number of pages |10 | +|Transcribers |Andrew Brown (April 2009) | +| |Yasuhisa Watanabe (June 2009) | +|Date transcription |7 October 2009 | +|last modified | | +|Creator |Michael Haugh | + +1 B: okay where were we +2 (0.4) +3 aww that’s right Woolworths sucks.= +4 A: =u:m working like a mother°fucker +5 ha[hahahahahaha] h h +6 B: [yeah:: ] +7 (1.3) +8 >so anyway< yeah I don’t work there +9 anymore, thank Go:d +10 (0.5) +11 >it’- it’s- alright money though I was-< +12 I was clearing nine hundred dollars a week, +13 (0.6) +14 A: wha- +15 B: but yeah working’s st:upid man,= +16 A: =what fulltime= +17 B: =ye[ah(h) +18 A: [that’s fulltime= +19 B: =that was 40 hours +20 (3.7) +21 A: I couldn’t give a crap about money +22 these da[ys, everythings fallin a= +23 B: [Ye(h)ah:: man ] +24 A: =°par(hh)t +25 B: yeah it was fucking really bad I +26 didn’t like it +27 (1.8) +28 I wouldn’t do it again fuck that +29 (1.5) +30 A: hhhh just go around +31 in circles °go (there)°= +32 B: =it was cra:p ma:n? +33 (1.5 secs) +34 it’s the worst job you- I +35 could possibly think of it ‘cause it screws +36 your body up right? ‘cause you’re lifting (.) +37 like no shit your lifting one point two +38 tonnes every 40 minutes. +39 (1.0) +40 A: hmm +41 B: and your doing it (0.4) your doing +42 about a hundred eighty boxes an hour (.) so you’re +43 lifting (.) like (0.8) one point two tonnes or whatever, +44 A: hmm +45 B: (0.7) in a hundred eighty units, +46 (0.4) +47 over 40 minutes to an hour and +48 you’re doing that 8 hours a day. +49 (0.5) +50 you know 5 days a week. +51 (1.3) +52 it jus- it just fucks you up= +53 A: =so you’d be like lifting the wro:ng +54 (0.6) +55 like with your bent +56 [your back bent +57 B: [yeah ah no no like I always had a +58 good good technique +59 but still it ↑doe↓sn’t ↑mat↓ter +60 (0.7) +61 like your ha:nds get really sore, +62 (0.5) +63 ‘cause like I got to play the guitar right, +64 (0.4) +65 and you just you can’t play because +66 your hands are u:m (.) just your joints +67 ache? +68 (1.5) +69 so yeah >I won’t might do that +70 again, +71 (1.7) +72 I must admit it I did it for nearly two +73 years +74 (1.2) +75 A: and your whole back’s- your back’s +76 screwed now +77 B: ↑no no, ↓my back’s not too bad >that’s +78 the thing< I- I sort of looked after myself +79 pretty well but yeah (.) I mean you +80 wouldn’t want to work there for +81 (0.4) +82 <I mean I don’t think you wouldn’t want +83 to work there for 6 months to be +84 honest with you. +85 (1.6) +86 But yea:h >I mean everything’s ‘cause- +87 everything’s sort of (.) like I said my +88 joints aren’t too bad now my fingers +89 are they’re pretty good but yeah. +90 (1.5) +91 you wouldn’t want to go there for. +92 (0.8) +93 like I’ve seen people there who are +94 like forty? who uh like can’t lift? +95 because they’ve actually physically +96 broken their backs, on the job? +97 (1.1) +98 A: LIterally Bro[ken]? +99 B: [ye]ah literally, +100 lit[erally, [broken= +101 A: [ah [ha +102 B: =[their backs [on the job +103 A: [haha: [HA:: ((gasping)) +104 (0.5) +105 A: h(h)ow does THat work (.) how does +106 that work +107 (1.0) +108 B: well they (.) throw a disk or they’d ah::m +109 A: ah because of the: +110 (0.4) +111 the (.) [plates and the: +112 B: [yeah +113 (0.8) +114 B: >there’s one g’- the like then-< the +115 thing is that Woolworths, +116 (0.4) +117 because they are such a: a company, +118 (0.9) +119 they um what they’ve done is they +120 hire like cuz I wasn’t actually +121 working fo:r Woolworths? +122 (0.6) +123 I was working for a labour hire +124 company? called IPA? (.) so if I did +125 my back? if I broke my back on the +126 job? Woolworths doesn’t pay? any +127 compo? +128 (0.5) +129 hh (says) IPA? so they’ve +130 (0.2) +131 put all the (.) put all the u:m all the +132 risks under this other company? +133 (0.8) +134 A: °hmm° +135 (1.0) +136 so yeah they really worked me the a +137 contractors worked really hard <like +138 the Woolworths employee(h)s, +139 (0.8) +140 were picking orders at like +141 (1.0) +142 say a hundred boxes an hour? +143 (1.2) +144 and the contractor employees was +145 picking at a hundred eighty. +146 (1.2) +147 and if we didn’t keep that that level +148 up we were sent home +149 (1.6) +150 A: ah: (.) so you have a standard to reach +151 ay?= +152 B: =Yeah that’s right and if you if you don’t +153 (0.3) +154 stay at that level then they +155 just send you home. and they’d just +156 get more contractors. so they just have +157 this filter >like if you<- if you +158 have people working there for like 4 +159 hours? +160 (0.4) +161 like I mean I was doing 8 hours shift ‘cause +162 I could work all day +163 (1.0) +164 >but yeah they<- you know like they +165 just send you home after 4 hours if +166 you’re not performing? +167 (0.4) +168 and then they’d just hire and get +169 other contractors then. +170 A: so::: you- that you could be fired +171 any day for [not keeping it up +172 B: [yeah:: +173 that’s right yeah absolutely they +174 send you ho:me (.) on the like- +175 A: so you’re fired okay go home and don’t +176 come back +177 B: ah:m it’s not so much fired cause +178 you’re a contractor it’s like ah: we +179 don’t need you anymore +180 (1.0) +181 A: [ah:::: ] +182 B: >[if we want] you- if we want you<- you +183 know I mean generally like they’ll +184 give you like four shifts a week or +185 five shifts a week right? +186 (0.2) +187 A: ye[ah:: ] +188 B: [but you] might<- they might be four +189 five hours shif- they might be four +190 hours shifts hh +191 (0.8) +192 but if you-if you worked really hard +193 then they- you know they +194 (0.7) +195 they might offer you 10 hours. +196 (0.5) +197 A: hmm: + +198 B: so yeah but I never did 10 hour +199 shifts +200 (1.0) +201 I can’t- I couldn’t take it +202 (1.0) +203 °it° drives you insane +204 (1.0) +205 A: hh +206 B: like seriously (.) like insane +207 A: like you- your body would just fall apart +208 B: yeah that’s- that’s right see because +209 your on the- strapped into the computer you’re +210 not thinking- >you got<- you +211 can’t talk to- ‘cause as soon as you +212 talk to somebody, +213 (0.8) +214 the computer re- hears what you’re +215 saying? +216 (0.5) +217 and it just starts saying stupid shit? +218 (0.6) +219 because it’s voice operated? +220 (0.7) +221 A: aw [h] [.h h [.h +222 B: [so you [can’t- you [can’t say anything if +223 you say anything to anybody the +224 computer fucks up? +225 A: aha ha ha .hh ha ha [ha ha] ha +226 ha .hh +227 B: [so: ] +228 it’s really ba:d it sucks ma:n, +229 (0.3) +230 you’re like- you’re just- all you are is a +231 body +232 (0.7) +233 and this machine is just telling you +234 where to go +235 (2.1) +236 A: a(hhh):: so it’s- you’re- you’re not there +237 to socialise wha[tsoever you can’t]= +238 B: [No(h):: ma(h)::n ] +239 A: =you can’t even say a wor(h)ºd (.) [huh: +240 B: [if you say +241 >as soon as< you say hello the +242 computer starts going did you say go +243 to aisle xx whatever and you’re like (.) +244 fu:[ck I didn’t say [that] +245 A: [hh] [.hh] +246 .h[Haha](h)haha .hh +247 haha .hh[hahaha ]= +248 B: [it’s shock]= +249 ing it’s really ba:[d]= +250 A: [.h]hh So +251 obviously you had some(h) experience +252 when you first started .hh how you +253 going how’s your [( ) +254 B: [Yeahhehehehehehe] +255 A: ↑hhhh↓h +256 (0.3) +257 B: you lose your order don’t know where +258 you are. +259 A: h +260 (0.8) +261 ‘cause that’s a thing you like (.) you’re +262 supposed to go to aisle L or +263 something and then you s- (.) then you say +264 hello and you’re sent to aisle H= or something +265 B: =Ye[ah +266 (0.7) +267 A: so >you’re getting<- you are lost= +268 B: =Yeah + +269 (1.0) +270 B: yeah (.) anyway yeah I wouldn’t work +271 there >I don’t wan<- that’s apparently +272 it’s the only- +273 (0.6) +274 it’s the only factory in Australia +275 that’s got that picking system. +276 (0.7) +277 A: yea[h:: ] +278 B: [but yeah] I don’t think that it +279 should be in- (.) input anywhere else. +280 (0.7) +281 because it just drives you insane +282 (0.3) +283 ‘cause like your head your actual +284 head you’re still thinking? but you can’t +285 (0.7) +286 you can’t +287 do >anything with it?< so you’d just go +288 nuts going around there? +289 (1.6) +290 A: pre(h)tty reta(h)rded job +291 B: it is. it is the worst job I could +292 think of. +293 (2.3) +294 A: Toi(h)let clea(h)ning’s probably worse= +295 B: =N:no I don’t know at least you won’t +296 break your back. +297 (0.8) +298 and you can +299 (0.5) +300 at least you could- at least you could +301 talk to yourself. +302 (0.4) +303 A: ye:ah +304 B: hhh you may not have anyone with you at +305 least you can say something +306 A: ºhh +307 B: (1.1) so yeah^ +
--- a/tmp/GCSAusE08_txt Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,264 +0,0 @@ -okay where were we - - aww that’s right Woolworths sucks -um working like a mother -yeah - so anyway yeah I don’t work there - anymore thank God - - it’- it’s- alright money though I was- - I was clearing nine hundred dollars a week -wha- -but yeah working’s stupid man -what fulltime -yeahh -that’s fulltime -that was 40 hours - -I couldn’t give a crap about money - these days everythings fallin a -Yehah man - -yeah it was fucking really bad I - didn’t like it - - I wouldn’t do it again fuck that - -hhhh just go around - in circles go there -it was crap man15 secs - it’s the worst job you- I - could possibly think of it ‘cause it screws - your body up right ‘cause you’re lifting - like no shit your lifting one point two - tonnes every 40 minutes -hmm -and your doing it your doing - about a hundred eighty boxes an hour so you’re - lifting like one point two tonnes or whatever -hmm - in a hundred eighty units - over 40 minutes to an hour and - you’re doing that 8 hours a day - you know 5 days a week - it jus- it just fucks you up -so you’d be like lifting the wrong - - like with your bent - your back bent -yeah ah no no like I always had a - good good technique - but still it doesn’t matter - - like your hands get really sore - ‘cause like I got to play the guitar right - and you just you can’t play because - your hands are um just your joints - ache - so yeah I won’t might do that - again - I must admit it I did it for nearly two - years - -and your whole back’s- your back’s - screwed now -no nomy back’s not too bad that’s - the thing I- I sort of looked after myself - pretty well but yeah I mean you - wouldn’t want to work there for - - I mean I don’t think you wouldn’t want - to work there for 6 months to be - honest with you - But yeah I mean everything’s ‘cause- - everything’s sort of like I said my - joints aren’t too bad now my fingers - are they’re pretty good but yeah - you wouldn’t want to go there for - like I’ve seen people there who are - like forty who uh like can’t lift - because they’ve actually physically - broken their backs on the job -LIterally Broken -yeah literally - literally broken -ah ha -their backs on the job -haha HAgasping -hhow does THat work how does - that work - -well they throw a disk or they’d ahm -ah because of the - the plates and the -yeah - -there’s one g’- the like then- the - thing is that Woolworths - because they are such a a company - they um what they’ve done is they - hire like cuz I wasn’t actually - working for Woolworths - I was working for a labour hire - company called IPA so if I did - my back if I broke my back on the - job Woolworths doesn’t pay any - compo - hh says IPA so they’ve - - put all the put all the um all the - risks under this other company -hmm - so yeah they really worked me the a - contractors worked really hard like - the Woolworths employeehs - were picking orders at like - - say a hundred boxes an hour - and the contractor employees was - picking at a hundred eighty - and if we didn’t keep that that level - up we were sent home - -ah so you have a standard to reach - ay -Yeah that’s right and if you if you don’t - - stay at that level then they - just send you home and they’d just - get more contractors so they just have - this filter like if you- if you - have people working there for like 4 - hours - like I mean I was doing 8 hours shift ‘cause - I could work all day - - but yeah they- you know like they - just send you home after 4 hours if - you’re not performing - and then they’d just hire and get - other contractors then -so you- that you could be fired - any day for not keeping it up -yeah - that’s right yeah absolutely they - send you home on the like- -so you’re fired okay go home and don’t - come back -ahm it’s not so much fired cause - you’re a contractor it’s like ah we - don’t need you anymore - -ah -if we want you- if we want you- you - know I mean generally like they’ll - give you like four shifts a week or - five shifts a week right -yeah -but you might- they might be four - five hours shif- they might be four - hours shifts hh - - but if you-if you worked really hard - then they- you know they - - they might offer you 10 hours -hmm -so yeah but I never did 10 hour - shifts - - I can’t- I couldn’t take it - it drives you insane - -hh -like seriously like insane -like you- your body would just fall apart -yeah that’s- that’s right see because - your on the- strapped into the computer you’re - not thinking- you got- you - can’t talk to- ‘cause as soon as you - talk to somebody - the computer re- hears what you’re - saying - and it just starts saying stupid shit - because it’s voice operated -aw h h h h -so you can’t- you can’t say anything if - you say anything to anybody the - computer fucks up -aha ha ha hh ha ha ha ha ha - ha hh -so - it’s really bad it sucks man - you’re like- you’re just- all you are is a - body - - and this machine is just telling you - where to go - -ahhh so it’s- you’re- you’re not there - to socialise whatsoever you can’t -Noh mahn -you can’t even say a worhd huh -if you say - as soon as you say hello the - computer starts going did you say go - to aisle xx whatever and you’re like - fuck I didn’t say that -hh hh - hHahahhaha hh - haha hhhahaha -it’s shock - ing it’s really bad -hhh So - obviously you had someh experience - when you first started hh how you - going how’s your -Yeahhehehehehehe -hhhhh - -you lose your order don’t know where - you are -h - - ‘cause that’s a thing you like you’re - supposed to go to aisle L or - something and then you s- then you say - hello and you’re sent to aisle H or something -Yeah - -so you’re getting- you are lost -Yeah - -yeah anyway yeah I wouldn’t work - there I don’t wan- that’s apparently - it’s the only- - - it’s the only factory in Australia - that’s got that picking system -yeah -but yeah I don’t think that it - should be in- input anywhere else - because it just drives you insane - - ‘cause like your head your actual - head you’re still thinking but you can’t - - you can’t - do anything with it so you’d just go - nuts going around there -prehtty retahrded job -it is it is the worst job I could - think of -Toihlet cleahning’s probably worse -Nno I don’t know at least you won’t - break your back - and you can - - at least you could- at least you could - talk to yourself -yeah -hhh you may not have anyone with you at - least you can say something -hh - so yeah^ \ No newline at end of file
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/GCSAusE09-plain#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ +so what did you do on the weekend + +ah went and saw a friend and ah +ah okay was it fun +it was okay we went and ate subway and + yeah just chatted about world events + and the economies +just chilling out + +yeah + +cool yeah I ah what did I do I just + studied spent the whole weekend studying + did semantics on Saturday and did CA + conversation analysis on Sunday + +sounds like fun there goes the students life + HA ha hh hh hh hh hh +ah yes it was very interesting + +um hm + +so yeah +so how’s all your ahm stuff coming along + all your exams and not exams what are you + doing + +study +pretty cruisy yeah nothing much + they are all sixty percent essays and + they are mm due at the end of the semester + to submit it +yeah there fun those 60 percent essays I think I got + one of those I think we might be in + the same class actually +hHUH + +He He he + +huh +so how is your Chinese going + +‘bout the same as usual I got no idea + what's going on ‘cause a- there’s an exam + coming soon so yeah I got- got to + get my ahm- I’m thinkin’ about getting a + second language partner figured if I get + two go twice a week I might + stand a chance of learning something +yeah I have s- s- several Chinese flat mates + that maybe wanna +ah really +improve their English yeah + +yeah this girl that I was talking to lives with + some Chinese people she lives with five of them + so I figured if I go over her place I can all talk to me in Chinese maybe + I will work something out that way get more + confused though they’re probably all different + dialects +hh hh +being my luck they’ll be talking Cantonese + I go in to the exam and start saying something +HA HA ha +in another languageanother dialect +yeah +ah I’m looking for some Chinese friends but + like it’s hard to find them + +YEah +yeah +I was talking to someone this morning who + was in went to Taiwan can’t + remember what her name was + +when’d she go last year +ah I think she said she + lived there for a while she was a she was an Australian she was born in + Australia but she’s ahm I think she might be + Chinese or Taiwanese well I suppose + Chinese not Taiwanese +ah was she doing semantics with us + +she was in Chinese class + +what ah interpreting + +no no she’s in second year she’d only- she’s + got- it was her I don’t know what it was + it was her first semester of studying Chinese but she’s been put into second year because + she can speak it so well + +ah she- ah okay you’re a second now + +yep + +she must be alright for sure- + +yeah she’s better than I am +hha +ha ha ha +can she talk to the teacher or + +yeah yeah she’s really good go- got a really + good pronunciation she can’t- apparently she + can’t read characters but she did better than I did +hmm well she should be in third level or + third year if she is if she is that good +yeah that’s what I th- well like yeah she was + pretty good I mean speaking she was really + really good so yeah- understanding so yeah + there’s another competitor + hhhhh ha +doesn’t even study for the test just + turns up +yeah I know + +I know I’ll be studying I’ll have- I just gotta + get that memorise the practice test that’s + my- ah that’s my strategy that’s what I did + last time it was almost exactly the same + so yeah +you mean the dialogue in the book +yeah well NOT the dialogue in the book last y- + like last year they gave us practice exams + +yeah +there was a thing you had to uhm translate + from English to Chinese and one you had to + translate from Chinese to English +yeah +and I just r- memorised the ones that- + that they’ve given us in the practice test and yeah it was basically the same thing + I think they changed some of the- + changed from xia yu to xing mung or something they- + changed the name the person’s name +hh +that was it I hope they do that this year + or this semester yeah ‘cause otherwise I + could be +hmm good old Chinese days an- I wish + I could do that instead of Spanish or Italian + +YEAH I think I recon I would probably + prefer Spanish now I have had a bit of a look at + it +I just think I would probably understand it a + bit and I’d pick it up better +yeah everyone is picking it up really + really quick + +hmm +they can understand a lot better than if they + learn Chinese word +yehah hh h +because there are so many so many + tones in the damn language + +I was looking in Jed’s work book he had a- a- + a- noun el presidente +ahh +it was like- +it’s exactly the same as English +half of the shit you can just + understand yeah it’s like fuck +HA ha hh +‘cause all you got to do is put on an accent and + speak English +HA ha hh el presidente hh he hhhhhhhh +I know just + add the el and la hhh +hh hhhh hhhh hhh hhh ha hhh +la presidente de de Griffith + universidadha ha hh +ha ha ha hhhhh + hh ha ha just change the end to AR do + and then add a lah +you did it then did you +unlike Chinese its fuckin’ crap I don’t + even know how to say el presisente in Chinese + +ahm zong tong + +ah Zong Tong +yeah hh hh hhh + +you know I’ll forget that in like twenty + secondsas I said I listen to el presidente once +naa hh HA hhhh +and it’s burnt on my brain forever +hhh ha +yeah but what you just told me what was it zong + tong +Yeah zong tong ha ha + +that’ll be gone in twenty seconds \ No newline at end of file
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/GCSAusE09-raw#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,241 @@ + +Transcript Coversheet +| |Data | +|Title |GCSAusE09 | +|Number of people |2 | +|Description |A transcribed conversation between two | +| |male students that occurred on University | +| |grounds. | +|Participants |Ben (32, Australia, male, L1 English, AU, | +| |Undergraduate, Student) | +| |Alex (21, Australia, male, L1 English, AU,| +| |Undergraduate, Student) | +|Date of recording |April 2009 | +|Place of recording |Brisbane | +|Length of recording |5 minutes 2 seconds | +|Contributor of |Brad Karpa | +|recording | | +|Length of transcript |1,476 words, 7,467 characters (with | +| |spaces), 216 lines | +|Number of pages |7 | +|Transcribers |Brad Karpa (April 2009) | +| |Yasuhisa Watanabe (June 2009) | +|Date transcription |7 October 2009 | +|last modified | | +|Creator |Michael Haugh | +1 B: >so what did you do on the weekend< +2 (1.2) +3 A: ah::: went and saw a friend and °ah:° +4 (0.6) +5 B: ah ↑o↓kay, (1.8) >was it fun?< +6 (0.9) +7 A: it wa:s okay we went and ate subway °a:nd° (1.2) +8 yeah just chatted about (0.2) world events +9 and [the economies ] +10 B: [just >chilling out<] +11 (0.3) +12 A: yeah +13 (1.0) +14 B: cool (0.2) yeah I ah (1.0) >what did I do I just< +15 studied (0.2) >spent the whole weekend studying +16 did semantics on Saturday, (0.6) and di:d (0.2) CA +17 >conversation analysis< on ↑Sun↓day +18 (1.8) +19 A: sounds like fun °there goes° the students life +20 HA ha [.hh hh .hh hh .hh ] +21 B: [ah:: yes it was very] interesting +22 (0.8) +23 A: um ↑hm +24 (3.3) +25 A: °so yeah° +26 (1.0) +27 B: so >how’s all your< ahm:: >stuff coming along +28 all your< exa:ms and not exams >what are you +29 ↑doing< +30 A: ( )= +31 B: =[study] +32 A: [prett]y cruisy yeah (0.7) nothin:g much= +33 =they are all (.) sixty percent essays a:nd +34 they are mm due at the end of the semester +35 °to submit it°= +36 B: =yeah there fun those 60 percent essays I ↑>think I↓ got +37 one of< ↑those, (0.2) °I° >think we might be in +38 the same< cla:ss actually, +39 (0.5) +40 A: (h)HUH +41 (0.5) +42 B: He He he +43 (0.5) +44 A: °huh° +45 (1.9) +46 A: so how is your Chinese going +47 (1.4) +48 B: ‘bout the ↓same as ↑usual, (.) I got no idea +49 what's going on (.) ‘cause a- there’s an exam +50 coming soon (1.5) so yeah I got- (0.2) >got to +51 get my< ah::m- (0.4) I’m >thinkin’ about getting a +52 second language partner. (0.8) figured if I get +53 two (0.5) go twice a week I might (1.0) +54 stand a chance of learning so:mething (0.6) +55 A: yeah. I have (.) s- s- several Chinese flat mates +56 that maybe wanna (0.6) +57 B: ah rea[lly?] +58 A: [impr]ove their English yeah +59 (0.9) +60 B: yeah this girl >that I was< talking to lives with +61 some Chinese people she lives with five of them +62 (1.0) so I figured if I (0.2) go over her place, +63 (1.3) I can (0.2) >all talk to me in Chinese maybe +64 I will work something out< (0.6) >that way get more +65 confused though they’re probably all different +66 dialects< (0.6) +67 A: hh [.hh] +68 B: [bei]ng my luck they’ll be talking Cantonese (.) +69 I go >in to the< exa:m and start saying [something] +70 A: [HA HA ha ] +71 B: in another language=another dialect, +72 (4.5) +73 A: °yeah° +74 (1.9) +75 A: ah:: I’m >looking for some< Chinese friends but +76 like (0.6) it’s hard to find them +77 (1.0) +78 B: YEah? (0.4) +79 A: °yeah° (0.2) +80 B: >I was< talking to someone this ↑mor↓ning who +81 was in (.) went to Taiwan, (0.6) ↑can’t↓ +82 remember what her name was +83 (1.0) +84 A: when’d she go (1.6) [la:st year] +85 B: a[h:: I] think she said she +86 lived there for a while (0.3) she was a (1.9) +87 ↑she was an Aus↑tra↓lian she was born in +88 Australia but she’s ah:m: I think she might be +89 Chinese or Taiwanese, (1.5) well(.) I suppose +90 Chin[ese not Taiwanese,] +91 A: [ah was she doing] semantics with us +92 (0.8) +93 B: she was in Chinese (0.2) class +94 (1.0) +95 A: what (.) ah:: interpreting +96 (0.5) +97 B: no no she’s in second year (0.2) she’d only- she’s +98 got- (0.4) >it was her I don’t know what it was< +99 it was her first semester of studying Chinese, +100 (0.6) but she’s been put into second year because +101 she can speak it so well +102 (1.6) +103 A: ah she- (0.5) ah okay, (.) you’re a second now +104 (0.2) +105 B: yep +106 (1.7) +107 A: she must be alright °for° sure- +108 (0.6) +109 B: yeah she’s better than I am. +110 (0.6) +111 A: (h)ha (0.2) +112 B: ha ha h[a +113 A: [can she talk to the teacher or +114 (0.6) +115 B: ↑yeah yeah↓ she’s >really good< go- got a really +116 good pronunciation? (0.2) she can’t- apparently she +117 can’t read characters but she did better than I did +118 A: °hmm° (0.9) well she should be in third level or +119 third year if she is (1.4) if she is that good, +120 (0.5) +121 B: yeah that’s what I th- well like yeah she was +122 pretty good >I mean< speaking she was rea:lly +123 rea:lly good (1.1) so yeah- understanding so yeah +124 (1.0) there’s another competitor +125 (1.7) hhhhh [ha +126 A: [doesn’t even study for the test just +127 turns u[p +128 B: [yea:h I know +129 (3.0) +130 B: I know I’ll be studying I’ll have- I just gotta +131 get that (0.6) memorise the practice test that’s +132 my- ah that’s my strategy (1.2) >that’s what I did< +133 la:st time >it was< almost exactly the same (1.3) +134 so yeah [( ) +135 A: [you mean the dialogue in the book? +136 (0.3) +137 B: yeah (.) well NOT the dialogue in the book last y- +138 (0.4) like last year they gave us practice exams +139 (0.5) +140 A: yeah= +141 B: =there was a:: thing you had to: uhm translate +142 from English: (1.2) °to° Chinese and one you had to +143 translate from Chinese to English? (0.8) +144 A: ye[ah +145 B: [and I just r- (0.4) memorised the ones that- +146 (0.2) that they’ve given us in the practice test, +147 (1.0) and yeah it was basically the same thing +148 (0.3) I think they changed some of the- (1.1) +149 changed from xia yu to xing mung or something they- +150 changed the name (.) the person’s name (1.1) +151 A: °hh° +152 B: that= =was it I hope they do that this year (0.9) +153 or this semester yea:h (0.6) ‘cause otherwise I +154 could be (0.2) °slightly scre:wed +155 (3.9) +156 A: °hmm°(0.4) good old Chinese days an- (0.4) I wish +157 I could do that instead of (0.7) Spanish or Italian +158 (0.8) +159 B: YEAH? (0.5) >I think I recon I would probably< +160 prefer Spanish now I have had a bit of a look at +161 it, +162 (2.6) +163 B: >I just think< I would probably understand it a +164 bit and I’d pick it up better, +165 (0.5) +166 A: ye:ah everyone is picking it up really (0.3) +167 really quick +168 (0.7) +169 B: hmm, +170 (0.6) +171 A: they can understand (0.9) a lot better than if they +172 learn Chinese word (0.3) +173 B: ye(h)ah hh .h [( ) +174 A: [because there are so many so many +175 tones in the damn language +176 (0.6) +177 B: I was looking in Jed’s work book he had a- (.) a- +178 (.) a- (0.2) noun el presidente (0.3) +179 A: ah[:(h) +180 B: [it was like- (0.8) +181 A: it’s exactl[y the same as English] +182 B: [half of the shit you ]can just +183 understand yea[h: it’s ]like <fuck> (.) +184 A: [HA ha hh] +185 B: >‘cause all you got to< do is put on an accent and +186 speak English +187 A: HA ha .hh el presidente (.) .hh [ he hhhhhhhh +188 B: [I know (.) just +189 add the [el and la (.) hhh] +190 A: [.hh hhhh hhhh hhh] hhh (0.9) ha .hhh (.) +191 A: la presidente de:::: (0.5) de Griffith +192 (0.4) universidad=ha ha [hh] +193 B: [ha ha ha] hhhhh +194 A: (0.4) .hh ha ha (.) just change the end to AR do +195 (0.9) [and then add a la:(h) ] +196 B: [>you did it then did you?<] +197 (1.1) +198 B: unlike Chinese its °fuckin’ ° crap. (0.8) >I don’t +199 even< know how to say el presisente in Chinese +200 (0.5) +201 A: ah:m zong tong +202 (0.4) +203 B: ah Zong Tong¿ +204 (0.2) +205 A: yeah hh .hh hhh +206 (0.3) +207 B: >you ↑know< ↓I’ll forget that (.) in like twenty +208 s[econds=as I said] I listen to el presidente once, +209 A: [naa:: hh HA hhhh] +210 B: and it’s (0.4) burnt on my brain forever +211 A: hhh ha +212 B: >yeah but< what you just told me >what was it< zong +213 tong, +214 A: Yeah zong tong ha ha +215 (0.4) +216 B: that’ll be gone in twenty seconds
--- a/tmp/GCSAusE09_txt Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,196 +0,0 @@ -so what did you do on the weekend - -ah went and saw a friend and ah -ah okay was it fun -it was okay we went and ate subway and - yeah just chatted about world events - and the economies -just chilling out - -yeah - -cool yeah I ah what did I do I just - studied spent the whole weekend studying - did semantics on Saturday and did CA - conversation analysis on Sunday - -sounds like fun there goes the students life - HA ha hh hh hh hh hh -ah yes it was very interesting - -um hm - -so yeah -so how’s all your ahm stuff coming along - all your exams and not exams what are you - doing - -study -pretty cruisy yeah nothing much - they are all sixty percent essays and - they are mm due at the end of the semester - to submit it -yeah there fun those 60 percent essays I think I got - one of those I think we might be in - the same class actually -hHUH - -He He he - -huh -so how is your Chinese going - -‘bout the same as usual I got no idea - what's going on ‘cause a- there’s an exam - coming soon so yeah I got- got to - get my ahm- I’m thinkin’ about getting a - second language partner figured if I get - two go twice a week I might - stand a chance of learning something -yeah I have s- s- several Chinese flat mates - that maybe wanna -ah really -improve their English yeah - -yeah this girl that I was talking to lives with - some Chinese people she lives with five of them - so I figured if I go over her place I can all talk to me in Chinese maybe - I will work something out that way get more - confused though they’re probably all different - dialects -hh hh -being my luck they’ll be talking Cantonese - I go in to the exam and start saying something -HA HA ha -in another languageanother dialect -yeah -ah I’m looking for some Chinese friends but - like it’s hard to find them - -YEah -yeah -I was talking to someone this morning who - was in went to Taiwan can’t - remember what her name was - -when’d she go last year -ah I think she said she - lived there for a while she was a she was an Australian she was born in - Australia but she’s ahm I think she might be - Chinese or Taiwanese well I suppose - Chinese not Taiwanese -ah was she doing semantics with us - -she was in Chinese class - -what ah interpreting - -no no she’s in second year she’d only- she’s - got- it was her I don’t know what it was - it was her first semester of studying Chinese but she’s been put into second year because - she can speak it so well - -ah she- ah okay you’re a second now - -yep - -she must be alright for sure- - -yeah she’s better than I am -hha -ha ha ha -can she talk to the teacher or - -yeah yeah she’s really good go- got a really - good pronunciation she can’t- apparently she - can’t read characters but she did better than I did -hmm well she should be in third level or - third year if she is if she is that good -yeah that’s what I th- well like yeah she was - pretty good I mean speaking she was really - really good so yeah- understanding so yeah - there’s another competitor - hhhhh ha -doesn’t even study for the test just - turns up -yeah I know - -I know I’ll be studying I’ll have- I just gotta - get that memorise the practice test that’s - my- ah that’s my strategy that’s what I did - last time it was almost exactly the same - so yeah -you mean the dialogue in the book -yeah well NOT the dialogue in the book last y- - like last year they gave us practice exams - -yeah -there was a thing you had to uhm translate - from English to Chinese and one you had to - translate from Chinese to English -yeah -and I just r- memorised the ones that- - that they’ve given us in the practice test and yeah it was basically the same thing - I think they changed some of the- - changed from xia yu to xing mung or something they- - changed the name the person’s name -hh -that was it I hope they do that this year - or this semester yeah ‘cause otherwise I - could be -hmm good old Chinese days an- I wish - I could do that instead of Spanish or Italian - -YEAH I think I recon I would probably - prefer Spanish now I have had a bit of a look at - it -I just think I would probably understand it a - bit and I’d pick it up better -yeah everyone is picking it up really - really quick - -hmm -they can understand a lot better than if they - learn Chinese word -yehah hh h -because there are so many so many - tones in the damn language - -I was looking in Jed’s work book he had a- a- - a- noun el presidente -ahh -it was like- -it’s exactly the same as English -half of the shit you can just - understand yeah it’s like fuck -HA ha hh -‘cause all you got to do is put on an accent and - speak English -HA ha hh el presidente hh he hhhhhhhh -I know just - add the el and la hhh -hh hhhh hhhh hhh hhh ha hhh -la presidente de de Griffith - universidadha ha hh -ha ha ha hhhhh - hh ha ha just change the end to AR do - and then add a lah -you did it then did you -unlike Chinese its fuckin’ crap I don’t - even know how to say el presisente in Chinese - -ahm zong tong - -ah Zong Tong -yeah hh hh hhh - -you know I’ll forget that in like twenty - secondsas I said I listen to el presidente once -naa hh HA hhhh -and it’s burnt on my brain forever -hhh ha -yeah but what you just told me what was it zong - tong -Yeah zong tong ha ha - -that’ll be gone in twenty seconds \ No newline at end of file
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/S1A-001-plain#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,335 @@ +So you gonna be speaking yourself this afternoon at two +No I don't think so mate not here +I don't think so +Unless they get a good crowd +If they get a good crowd I'll get up and have a turn +Uh huh +They seem to ah they get a good crowd when Charlie starts speaking at two o'clock +The other speakers come half past two three o'clock +Some of them wander away +You know +Get a good crowd I'll get up and have a talk +So most most of the speaking starts from around three or so +Ohhh, little after two +Twenty past two, quarter past two +You know +forename2 starts on the dot +He checks his watch +He wants to get his money's worth in you know +Three hours +So he speaks for the whole three hours +No he don't he don't go for three hours +No +He only goes for about an hour +He get He's nearly seventy now forename2 +And that's where he does it +Yep that's always been that's been his platform + +I like that ah Peter Garrett +I think he's bloody he's a really good speaker whether you agree with his point of view or whether you don't agree with his point of view he is a bloody good orator and a damn good speaker + +Peter Garrett +That young chappie, bald +He's got the group Midnight Oil +Bloody good speaker he is see eh +He knows what he's bloody talking about too +When he starts talking on the environment look mate he's just he is a bloody realist to my way of thinking you know +Have you heard him speak +Yes I have mate +Here or somewhere +No no I don't as far as I know he hasn't spoken in the Domain +Not for many years + +Oh well he's guest +He gets invited to to take to take talks you know +Hello forename1 how are you +Good mate yourself +What do you know +Oh no blows his nose +Excuse me mate can we turn this seat around +On the side +Sure +so we can face the speaker +Thanks +We usually do +I'll just move this so you can get to it +Right +Okay +I'll just turn it around here a bit more +That's me +I'm +Oh that's all right then +I'm gonna throw it a +Don't worry about it mate it'll do the soil the world of good +Will it +Don't worry about fruit +Fruit vegies'll do the soil a lot of good +Some people say that's oh that's littering but it's not it's good for the soil +Mmm + +No +Bastards I'll just +Just think of the plastic on the garbage +On the garbage bloody tips of the world too +One brand New Jersey round the garbage tips +The old mounds where they used to take the garbage out you know +Fucking hell man it's everywhere +Fucking hell; +Where +New Jersey +Oh yeah +They covered all all all the that's where all the garbage tips are for New York state you know +Mm +And now they have to go all the way into Western Pennsylvania +Three hundred miles out of New York to fucking dump garbage +Mm +They should make uh the separation of garbage uh compulsory don't you think +You know plastic into organic stuff +Well they're trying a lot of councils are trying to do that now +Mmm +A lot of councils are trying to do it +Mm +But ah people are just so irresponsible they'll just chuck anything in the bloody garbage bins +They'll chuck turds in there if you let 'em +Yeah +Human shit's about the best garbage you can get +I know a place in Mortdale in Roberts Avenue the garbage dump was on one side of the road and that's pretty green but the shit depot was on the other side and it's bloody it's like a jungle now you know +Mm mm +Bloody beautiful +Yeah +Years later of course +Yeah +you know after they haven't dumped shit there for about fifteen twenty years now you know +Yeah yeah + +Yeah, that's right they do yeah +Yeah +Yeah, they section it off, they section it off and let it let it ur mature for a year yeah +The reason you can do that is +Hello forename4 +I didn't known that, I didn't know whether you could or not forename3 Unintelligible section untranscribed +So you gentlemen come every Sunday and +I'm here every Sunday yeah +Yeah forenameC 's here every Sunday so's forename3 and forename4 Yeah +Right +Yeah all of us we're regulars mate +I'm forenameA anyway +Hello forenameA +Hey ya forenameB how are you +Allright +How are you going +What are you gonna do tonight after the Domain +Uh Well I'm actually here to um +I ah work at Macquarie Uni +Oh yeah m- w- yeah right +Yeah and um I'm doing a research project +Mm +Well I'm a research assistant for a big project that's collecting um samples of recorded speech +Hello forename7 +Yeah +We're looking for speakers for Sunday night for our little hall in Kings Cross +In Kings Cross +Yeah we're looking for speakers and audience participation you know +Uh huh +Like people who who'll stand up and ask questions +Mmm +when the question time's on you know +And uh I might take those details down because um +AllRight +I'm uh researching a big project that's collecting samples of Australians speaking and um +Every Sunday night I'll I'll just just give you a little memo +Every Sunday night +It's at sixty Macleay Street +Uh huh +Behind the library Kings Cross It's the Community Aid and Welfare it's ah Hall +Right sixty +sixty Macleay M A C M A C L E A Y Macleay Street Kings Cross +Kings Cross +Yeah +Behind library +Behind library +Yep +Ah every Sunday night +Sunday night Yeah +Every Sunday night +six till eight +six till eight +The speakers start at six thirty the that's when the but we have supper before and after +Speakers +Supper before for half an hour and after the speakers +So speakers be six thirty to seven thirty +That's right no six thirty yeah that's right yeah six thirty seven thirty +Right supper half hour +And ah our our question time then +Right +And then we have supper after it +Oh question time seven thirty +Well see we go for two hours six-thirty till eight- thirty +Right +In that we have we might have one speaker who'll go for an hour then w- an hour's question time as we did last week +Mm mm +Or we might have three speakers +Mm mm +Quarter of an hour each quarter of an hour question time +Right +For however long the talk goes +Right +See the talks are only permitted under the proviso same amount of time for questions +Yeah right right +Tonight we got three speakers +Right +Quarter of an hour each +Right +And then quarter of an hour question time after each speaker you see +Right +That takes up to two hours +Each speaker fifteen minutes questions fifteen minutes +If you're interested and you've got some free time tonight you might come along for audience participation just if you're interested no +You don't have to ask a question +Yeah +But if you want to come along and you you feel you that you want to ask a question +Yeah +You know there's a certain time allotted after the speaker's finished and ah that's when there's question time +Right +forename2 's a hard taskmaster mate you know +Is he +He likes discipline in the ah in the group +Mm mm +But come +I'm on the door I'm the doorman +Right +I I let 'em I let 'em in or if I don't like the look of 'em I won't let 'em in +Right +But you've already introduced yourself so if you front up there tonight I'll let you in okay +And what's your name again sorry +forenameA +forenameA +yeah And yours +I'm forenameB +forenameA Okay forenameB +If if not to if not this Sunday then definitely some Sunday soon +Yeah Okay +Well there's forename2 's phone number +He's the boss +I'm only his I'm only his corporal +And it's +forename2 's five four two +ten ninety five +ten ninety five +Right +You ring forename2 +Mm mm +And he'll give you more details than I can about it +Right +Good forenameA that's good information +I'll I'll let you in forenameB if I see you there any Sunday night +okay +Mmm that's interesting +And what kind of things often get spoken about forenameB +Well most of us are either atheists or rationalists or humanists or or um philosophy +You know we got some sort of philosophy +Mm mm +And ah that's what we mainly talk about +I'd talk about anti-religion meself I'm the anti-Christ you know + +forename2 you listen to him for a while mate +Right +You get the picture you know +Yeah yeah +Last week I put on some Bertrand Russell tapes +Good good +Bertrand Russell in Australia nineteen fifty +Right +And ah he talked about Australia +Mm mm +Desert +Mm mm +Australia's relationships future relations fu future role in South East Asia the Threat of communism +The white Australia policy +Ah or the physical universe +Mm mm +And ah bit of anthropology +Mm mm +You know +He went on for an hour +He's bloody good Bertrand Russell +Greatest mind in a thousand years that guy definitely +Bertrand Russell +You get the nazis down here occasionally +Yeah get all sorts of down here you know +The nazis come here too +Well the nazis wha were they weren't here last week but the week two weeks before thatthey dressed up ra in brown shirts and swastikas they're over there +neo nazis +Fair dinkum +Over under that tree there yeah +Far out +Skull community +They St George played last night see +That's right yeah +They don't play on Sundays he doesn't come +Mm +He goes to watch them +Mmmm Now that'd be interesting +So he knows some who would come here today +There's an aboriginal guy forename5 over there +He talks on aboriginality +He's good +He's pretty good +He's a good speaker forename5 +He knows what he's talking about +Comes here most Sundays +Yeah he's just about just about every Sunday yeah +You see him roll up +Forename6 he's a rationalist +Uh huh +He talks +He'll be here later on +I'm just a poor Balmain supporter +So am I +I know +They weren't interested yesterday were they +Eh +No +Not interested definitely +No they never win on Saturdays mate don't you know that +Well I don't think that's that's the general rule but I mean they just didn't seem interested in winnin' at all you know +I never seen 'em win a Saturday game yet +Oh well I have +Oh yeah I'm not sayin' they haven't won but I'm sayin' it's a long time since they won a Saturday game +That might be a better way of phrasing it +Well I don't know what went wrong but the a bloody lot lot that did go wrong +They might be camera shy +No ha ha +Oh Shit they've had enough TV games this year to snap out of +yeah I I know +that sort of +I'm only joking +I'll tell you what something that might interest you too down at the it's only open Sunday ten till about five its the Police museum +Mmm mmm +Down at the Quay in the old uh old old police +I tell you what Manly went up a few knots didn't they last week +Interesting museum is it +They sure improved it out of sight darl you know who that was +Michael O'Connor recitation +Mmm Mmmm I'm mostly interested in hearing people speak +spell it out +They won't get any here though mate +They still want an +Do they +to do that +They weren't good to watch really +They made a lot of mistakes +Oh they give you tou +As they give you tours of the museum +Oh that that'd be an interesting I might take that down +Balmain was tackle-shy +It's a long time since I seen them seen 'em tackle-shy like that +So so that was Sunday +'bout ten to six 'bout ten to five +Ten till about five +Yeah +And it's called the Police Museum +Police and justice museum at the Quay +Uh uh +Phillip Street the Quay +It's the old police station
--- a/tmp/S1A-001_txt Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,335 +0,0 @@ -So you gonna be speaking yourself this afternoon at two -No I don't think so mate not here -I don't think so -Unless they get a good crowd -If they get a good crowd I'll get up and have a turn -Uh huh -They seem to ah they get a good crowd when Charlie starts speaking at two o'clock -The other speakers come half past two three o'clock -Some of them wander away -You know -Get a good crowd I'll get up and have a talk -So most most of the speaking starts from around three or so -Ohhh, little after two -Twenty past two, quarter past two -You know -forename2 starts on the dot -He checks his watch -He wants to get his money's worth in you know -Three hours -So he speaks for the whole three hours -No he don't he don't go for three hours -No -He only goes for about an hour -He get He's nearly seventy now forename2 -And that's where he does it -Yep that's always been that's been his platform - -I like that ah Peter Garrett -I think he's bloody he's a really good speaker whether you agree with his point of view or whether you don't agree with his point of view he is a bloody good orator and a damn good speaker - -Peter Garrett -That young chappie, bald -He's got the group Midnight Oil -Bloody good speaker he is see eh -He knows what he's bloody talking about too -When he starts talking on the environment look mate he's just he is a bloody realist to my way of thinking you know -Have you heard him speak -Yes I have mate -Here or somewhere -No no I don't as far as I know he hasn't spoken in the Domain -Not for many years - -Oh well he's guest -He gets invited to to take to take talks you know -Hello forename1 how are you -Good mate yourself -What do you know -Oh no blows his nose -Excuse me mate can we turn this seat around -On the side -Sure -so we can face the speaker -Thanks -We usually do -I'll just move this so you can get to it -Right -Okay -I'll just turn it around here a bit more -That's me -I'm -Oh that's all right then -I'm gonna throw it a -Don't worry about it mate it'll do the soil the world of good -Will it -Don't worry about fruit -Fruit vegies'll do the soil a lot of good -Some people say that's oh that's littering but it's not it's good for the soil -Mmm - -No -Bastards I'll just -Just think of the plastic on the garbage -On the garbage bloody tips of the world too -One brand New Jersey round the garbage tips -The old mounds where they used to take the garbage out you know -Fucking hell man it's everywhere -Fucking hell; -Where -New Jersey -Oh yeah -They covered all all all the that's where all the garbage tips are for New York state you know -Mm -And now they have to go all the way into Western Pennsylvania -Three hundred miles out of New York to fucking dump garbage -Mm -They should make uh the separation of garbage uh compulsory don't you think -You know plastic into organic stuff -Well they're trying a lot of councils are trying to do that now -Mmm -A lot of councils are trying to do it -Mm -But ah people are just so irresponsible they'll just chuck anything in the bloody garbage bins -They'll chuck turds in there if you let 'em -Yeah -Human shit's about the best garbage you can get -I know a place in Mortdale in Roberts Avenue the garbage dump was on one side of the road and that's pretty green but the shit depot was on the other side and it's bloody it's like a jungle now you know -Mm mm -Bloody beautiful -Yeah -Years later of course -Yeah -you know after they haven't dumped shit there for about fifteen twenty years now you know -Yeah yeah - -Yeah, that's right they do yeah -Yeah -Yeah, they section it off, they section it off and let it let it ur mature for a year yeah -The reason you can do that is -Hello forename4 -I didn't known that, I didn't know whether you could or not forename3 Unintelligible section untranscribed -So you gentlemen come every Sunday and -I'm here every Sunday yeah -Yeah forenameC 's here every Sunday so's forename3 and forename4 Yeah -Right -Yeah all of us we're regulars mate -I'm forenameA anyway -Hello forenameA -Hey ya forenameB how are you -Allright -How are you going -What are you gonna do tonight after the Domain -Uh Well I'm actually here to um -I ah work at Macquarie Uni -Oh yeah m- w- yeah right -Yeah and um I'm doing a research project -Mm -Well I'm a research assistant for a big project that's collecting um samples of recorded speech -Hello forename7 -Yeah -We're looking for speakers for Sunday night for our little hall in Kings Cross -In Kings Cross -Yeah we're looking for speakers and audience participation you know -Uh huh -Like people who who'll stand up and ask questions -Mmm -when the question time's on you know -And uh I might take those details down because um -AllRight -I'm uh researching a big project that's collecting samples of Australians speaking and um -Every Sunday night I'll I'll just just give you a little memo -Every Sunday night -It's at sixty Macleay Street -Uh huh -Behind the library Kings Cross It's the Community Aid and Welfare it's ah Hall -Right sixty -sixty Macleay M A C M A C L E A Y Macleay Street Kings Cross -Kings Cross -Yeah -Behind library -Behind library -Yep -Ah every Sunday night -Sunday night Yeah -Every Sunday night -six till eight -six till eight -The speakers start at six thirty the that's when the but we have supper before and after -Speakers -Supper before for half an hour and after the speakers -So speakers be six thirty to seven thirty -That's right no six thirty yeah that's right yeah six thirty seven thirty -Right supper half hour -And ah our our question time then -Right -And then we have supper after it -Oh question time seven thirty -Well see we go for two hours six-thirty till eight- thirty -Right -In that we have we might have one speaker who'll go for an hour then w- an hour's question time as we did last week -Mm mm -Or we might have three speakers -Mm mm -Quarter of an hour each quarter of an hour question time -Right -For however long the talk goes -Right -See the talks are only permitted under the proviso same amount of time for questions -Yeah right right -Tonight we got three speakers -Right -Quarter of an hour each -Right -And then quarter of an hour question time after each speaker you see -Right -That takes up to two hours -Each speaker fifteen minutes questions fifteen minutes -If you're interested and you've got some free time tonight you might come along for audience participation just if you're interested no -You don't have to ask a question -Yeah -But if you want to come along and you you feel you that you want to ask a question -Yeah -You know there's a certain time allotted after the speaker's finished and ah that's when there's question time -Right -forename2 's a hard taskmaster mate you know -Is he -He likes discipline in the ah in the group -Mm mm -But come -I'm on the door I'm the doorman -Right -I I let 'em I let 'em in or if I don't like the look of 'em I won't let 'em in -Right -But you've already introduced yourself so if you front up there tonight I'll let you in okay -And what's your name again sorry -forenameA -forenameA -yeah And yours -I'm forenameB -forenameA Okay forenameB -If if not to if not this Sunday then definitely some Sunday soon -Yeah Okay -Well there's forename2 's phone number -He's the boss -I'm only his I'm only his corporal -And it's -forename2 's five four two -ten ninety five -ten ninety five -Right -You ring forename2 -Mm mm -And he'll give you more details than I can about it -Right -Good forenameA that's good information -I'll I'll let you in forenameB if I see you there any Sunday night -okay -Mmm that's interesting -And what kind of things often get spoken about forenameB -Well most of us are either atheists or rationalists or humanists or or um philosophy -You know we got some sort of philosophy -Mm mm -And ah that's what we mainly talk about -I'd talk about anti-religion meself I'm the anti-Christ you know - -forename2 you listen to him for a while mate -Right -You get the picture you know -Yeah yeah -Last week I put on some Bertrand Russell tapes -Good good -Bertrand Russell in Australia nineteen fifty -Right -And ah he talked about Australia -Mm mm -Desert -Mm mm -Australia's relationships future relations fu future role in South East Asia the Threat of communism -The white Australia policy -Ah or the physical universe -Mm mm -And ah bit of anthropology -Mm mm -You know -He went on for an hour -He's bloody good Bertrand Russell -Greatest mind in a thousand years that guy definitely -Bertrand Russell -You get the nazis down here occasionally -Yeah get all sorts of down here you know -The nazis come here too -Well the nazis wha were they weren't here last week but the week two weeks before thatthey dressed up ra in brown shirts and swastikas they're over there -neo nazis -Fair dinkum -Over under that tree there yeah -Far out -Skull community -They St George played last night see -That's right yeah -They don't play on Sundays he doesn't come -Mm -He goes to watch them -Mmmm Now that'd be interesting -So he knows some who would come here today -There's an aboriginal guy forename5 over there -He talks on aboriginality -He's good -He's pretty good -He's a good speaker forename5 -He knows what he's talking about -Comes here most Sundays -Yeah he's just about just about every Sunday yeah -You see him roll up -Forename6 he's a rationalist -Uh huh -He talks -He'll be here later on -I'm just a poor Balmain supporter -So am I -I know -They weren't interested yesterday were they -Eh -No -Not interested definitely -No they never win on Saturdays mate don't you know that -Well I don't think that's that's the general rule but I mean they just didn't seem interested in winnin' at all you know -I never seen 'em win a Saturday game yet -Oh well I have -Oh yeah I'm not sayin' they haven't won but I'm sayin' it's a long time since they won a Saturday game -That might be a better way of phrasing it -Well I don't know what went wrong but the a bloody lot lot that did go wrong -They might be camera shy -No ha ha -Oh Shit they've had enough TV games this year to snap out of -yeah I I know -that sort of -I'm only joking -I'll tell you what something that might interest you too down at the it's only open Sunday ten till about five its the Police museum -Mmm mmm -Down at the Quay in the old uh old old police -I tell you what Manly went up a few knots didn't they last week -Interesting museum is it -They sure improved it out of sight darl you know who that was -Michael O'Connor recitation -Mmm Mmmm I'm mostly interested in hearing people speak -spell it out -They won't get any here though mate -They still want an -Do they -to do that -They weren't good to watch really -They made a lot of mistakes -Oh they give you tou -As they give you tours of the museum -Oh that that'd be an interesting I might take that down -Balmain was tackle-shy -It's a long time since I seen them seen 'em tackle-shy like that -So so that was Sunday -'bout ten to six 'bout ten to five -Ten till about five -Yeah -And it's called the Police Museum -Police and justice museum at the Quay -Uh uh -Phillip Street the Quay -It's the old police station
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/S1A-005-plain#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,366 @@ +Yeah I think so +Mmm +Where's the little boy live +Up the end of the cul-de-sac +He'd be a bit younger than forename1 wouldn't he +Yeah he's only five +He's the same size as him though +Mmm +He's a big kid +Are you feeling any older forenameC +Very much very much so +I'm a bit stressed +I hope you've worked out where we're going for this our celebration tonight +Mmm +I'll have to work on that +So why do you want to go to the Black Stump +Because we haven't been there +But it costs too much +I'll pay +Oh great! +I'd like to go to the Castle Hill +Yeah the club's good +Isn't that exciting enough +Yeah I'll go to the club +What are you going to have +What am I going to have +Mm +I'm going to have an entree and some sweets +Are you +Yeah +And no main course +No +Why +Because I don't want to +It's my birthday I'll have what I want +Why don't you have two entrees and two sweets +I can't afford a main course + +I'm not sure what I'll have yet I think I'll +Can you can we get one and share it +read the board first I think +We could always get Forename2 up to the counter and she could buy five children's menus + +Well it will be no good if we're going to have uh are we having a party before we go +We're having a piece of birthday cake one piece each at four o'clock +I don't think that's gonna make much difference to what we're eating at six +Have we got a candle +No +They melted +They melted +Yeah +I washed them in hot water and they all melted +Mmm +I've got the wick the the wick left +Yeah we'll we'll just put the wicks on +Is Forename3 back +No +So did Forename3 go off with a smile on her face +Oh no not really +I'm the king I'm the king of the castle +She was a bit worried because where we were dropping her off there was an Indian man coming out and it this boy certainly doesn't like it looked like the wrong house +She was w worried wasn't she +I think it was a duplex +Yeah yeah well it it had the B +It didn't look like a duplex +You know the house over the road from Forename4 's +Yeah +Where the lady with the cat lives +Yeah +The next one on the corner it looks like it's it's got no backyard +Yeah +So um +They sold their house +They used to live you know the house up on Purchase Road on the bend that had all the all the trees on the footpath you know that house +Mmm +That's where Forename3 's friend used to live +Oh +Was that their house +The old one +Yeah +The one that they did up +Yep and ah they were that was it was done up by the people that bought it +Oh you mean done up ages ago +Yeah +So they they wanted to buy a block of land out further and they put a deposit down and they couldn't sell their house in time +Where was the house they were in before +Purchase Road +Yeah +They it had all big trees +You'd know it from when you walked there 'cause it was the only it had great big overgrown +Oh +I think they w they're ah +On the gar on the footpath on the nature strip +Yeah +I think they're hibiscuses +Mmm +It was one of the old ones +But you you couldn't walk through like when you were doing the the delivering +Rounds mmm +You couldn't you couldn't walk through there it was all spiders and +Mmm +Um just on the bend um closest to the school +An old old weatherboard place +They bricked it up on the outside +Anyway so then they sold it +Someone wanted it w- approached them to buy it so they sold it and I think they've been living over here renting prob'ly till they can find something else +that's right mm +'cause they've I think the other sale fell through +Mm +which was a shame +How many have they got four kids or five kids +The little girl waving out the window looked probably about seven I would have said +Yeah +Six or seven +There'd be one younger than Forename5 like she probably started school this year +Mmm +And that'd be the youngest now +But she used to be in our fruit and vegie shop for a moment +Oh +For a while +Have we got everything we need for Forename6 's camp +I don't yeah I got the packet of chips +Is that it +Well I don't know +We'll have to find a cheaper pair of some old shoes or something +Yeah she got a t Yeah I got the shoes +I found some shoes +I got a torch +Oh you got a torch +That's what I needed +Well that's all I think +Whatever sunburn cream we've got +Does she have to take insect stuff +Yeah it says +It says on the list +I'll just give her that Rid +Yeah +She probably should have her clothes named +Yeah +It says +I don't know what she'd be taking yet +You can imagine them all in together +It says you've got to have names on your clothes +Yeah +Oh I can stick that on if you know what she's going to take +Yeah +Well if there's a label in them I can just write Surname1 on it +Mmm +She should she should she should take an apple +'Cause she won't be taking anything good +Mm +Because they'll be doing rough and tumble stuff +I said `Do you have to take your sports shirt and skirt and she said `No just mufti.' +Yeah +Mufti +Where do they go roller skating +It's ah at Castle Hill +You know where the Hudson the wood place is the timber yard Hudson on the corner of Showground Road +Mmm +B- Out past there and along further um like if you turned down to as if you were going to Hudson's but you kept going up towards the car yards and then you turned right sort of mixed in with all the factories +I think it's it's a factory premise and they've turned it into a roller skating +Since the one closed at Carlingford they there hasn't been anywhere for the kids to skate +Mmm +So it's the latest place for people to go +I'll have to go one day get my skates on +Oh +I might have a skate around the backyard +So it's better than ice skat for the net for the netball thing +It was always freezing sitting there with all the kids skating +So tomorrow what is our rehash on tomorrow I've forgotten +So Nine 'til eleven thirty is roller skating +is the basket +Yeah +And do you go to that too +Yeah I probably will go +By the time I take them +Mmm +And then ah we'll come home and we have to leave here at one to get out to school by one forty and then while we're out there we'll go to Australia's Wonderland have a few rides +It'll be a nice restful day +You can go on the Demon with Forename6 +I'm going on with Forename5 +Oh +She said don't care how long the queue is we're going to wait +They've got the new ride there +The new ride's open +I think I +The roller coaster +Oh that's the very hairy +It's like that +going over like this +Yeah yeah it's like that they've already they went on one like that at um Knott's Berry Farm so they've already been on it to know that it's O K +Ohh Oh +It looked a bit scary to me +It was good +Twists like this +I know it's up your alley +Be great +And Jeff wouldn't go on that +No +We went last week when we got our Wonderpasses to have a look and Jeff says he's not not going on he won't even go on the roller coaster +Good +It was good last week +Me and Forename8 got right in the front +Oh it's scary on the roller coaster in the front +Has he been on the little one +Mm +Mm +That's enough for him +It's enough for him +Yeah +He likes the things he likes the swings +I think he likes the things I like +That's good +It's a bit tame +You don't have to you don't have to make that out to be something to be ashamed of +He doesn't like the pirate ship +Mmm +He's just scared +When they were going he said he didn't want to go and I knew it was because he thought they were going to try and make him go 'cause they he knows if I go I'll be saying `He doesn't want to go' like whereas he thought they'd be putting pressure on him and +He might not be the only one not doing it +Yeah +Yeah +and and that they'd be forcing him to do it +Mmm +whereas he knows I'll stand up for him and say he doesn't have to do that +He's allowed to be a wimp +Oh I think it's good he he says I don't want to do it +I mean it would be awful for him to get on and really be scared wouldn't it +Oh he wouldn't be scared +Oh he would so +He'd be sick +You can't be scared +Ohhh +Once you get going you're not scared +You get too much adrenaline running round to be scared +It's exciting up and down +It was great on the front +I've never been on the front before +Forename8 said it's it's worse on the back it's faster +Mmm +It's that that Forename7 at work said it's faster on the back and we laughed at him +Course it is +It can't possibly be faster on the back +Yeah but it feels 'cause it flips you over +Yeah +You you travel the the hill is longer because when you come over you're going faster +Not faster but longer +Yeah + +But you feel it's faster because the other the other way you you're building up to it slowly whereas that when you're on the back you come over slow and then it's whoosh straight down +Yeah yes +You're immediately +going fast +Mm +So you have a that that would I'd be better off in the front +But while you're on the front and the back's coming over it sweeps you nearly straight down and you're you're thinking +Oh I've never had that feeling not when you you don't get that when you're in the middle +Yeah +You think it's scarier in the front than the back +Yeah I do +Mmm +'Cause it's going you can see it's fallin falling +You're looking at the you're looking at the rails +There's nobody in front of you to look at +Do you ever close your eyes + +Forename5 said `I'm going to open my eyes this time' + +She's going to open her eyes +Yeah +Hasn't she done that yet +They I can't believe they all get on +Oh I can't look +and shut their eyes +I can't look +I can't go on the big one either +I can't look on the little one +Have you been on the big one +No +Don't want to go on the big one +The little one's enough for me +I would've had more chance when I was younger +It it affects me more now makes me more sick feeling now dizzy than it ever used to +Well elderly people shouldn't go on it +They give a warning +Mm +People who have a heart complaint +And this lot they can't go on the swings +They reckon they're so tough they can't even go on the swings +We do go on sometimes +Oh +Then they get off and they're going Ohhhh +So Forename6 doesn't like the swings +No he doesn't like going around +No I don't like that round and round +And see I like the round and round +You you like to have your feet on something do you +No it's not that it's just I don't like +It's the round and round +It's the motion of the +Mmm Oh +And see I don't like +Mm +too much of that +I can't feel +I feel as though my stomach isn't landing +And that at that when you first got on I think I just feel I've got to hold my stomach in +I feel as though everything's +Yeah +gone tight there +It's all gonna to come out when you start to go down it's all coming up here +Oh it's awful +I reckon it's sick +I don't know about the pirate ship I don't know how that'd affect me +But if you like it I probably wouldn't +You'd love it you really would +This latest one +No the pirate ship +I can't believe you won't +It's it's just like a big swing +It's lovely +It's not even a bit scary +I'm not scared of I'm not scared of any of the rides +I'm not not actually frightened at all + +of getting hurt it's just awful when it's making me sick +It doesn't make you sick it's like being on a swing +You don't +Yeah but that that dipper the big dip going on the big dipper would make me +Upside down +When it stops and you're hanging upside down now you can't say that wouldn't make you feel sick +It doesn't make you feel sick +I don't think it does make them +that doesn't make them feel sick +that wouldn't make me feel sick +It's the see that on the dipper on the big dipper I just would feel like +That same swish +it's never gonna end and it it's actually starts to hurt 'cause everything's +See on the on the first on the first hill in the in the little kid's dipper it almost get to gets to the point where I'm thinking I don't want to do this any more and it stops and it's O K so I figure on the big dipper I'm going to get to the point where I don't want to do it any more and it's going to keep going and I'm going to hate it and I don't I don't really like that feeling +But on the pirate ship +I get I get that feeling too +I get it it's makes like I'm sick +Mm +It's like dragging me +I hate it +You won't get that on the pirate ship +You don't have that feeling at all +It's just +Yeah but on the pirate ship at Luna Park I got it +That one that didn't go over +That's the worst ride I've ever been on +I didn't know how I was gonna stand it +It affects me all round the neck and ears +I mean it's just it was awful +But this thing goes so slow you know it's not as though +But my stomach can't go even that fast +See I reckon when I'm in a lift my stomach's probably going like this far more than yours is +I just got that sort of +It's probably not in your stomach at all it's probably in your head or but we think it's in our stomach +Yes it's in your of course it's in your head +But see I'm not very good at that like it's like the height thing +You know how I get dizzy with the heights and you don't +Well you just have a fear of heights +Not that I know of +It's probably related to that +Well if I mounted a ladder that first that first putting in an electric light globe when I go up the ladder that first feeling of standing up and putting my arms above my head
--- a/tmp/S1A-005_txt Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,366 +0,0 @@ -Yeah I think so -Mmm -Where's the little boy live -Up the end of the cul-de-sac -He'd be a bit younger than forename1 wouldn't he -Yeah he's only five -He's the same size as him though -Mmm -He's a big kid -Are you feeling any older forenameC -Very much very much so -I'm a bit stressed -I hope you've worked out where we're going for this our celebration tonight -Mmm -I'll have to work on that -So why do you want to go to the Black Stump -Because we haven't been there -But it costs too much -I'll pay -Oh great! -I'd like to go to the Castle Hill -Yeah the club's good -Isn't that exciting enough -Yeah I'll go to the club -What are you going to have -What am I going to have -Mm -I'm going to have an entree and some sweets -Are you -Yeah -And no main course -No -Why -Because I don't want to -It's my birthday I'll have what I want -Why don't you have two entrees and two sweets -I can't afford a main course - -I'm not sure what I'll have yet I think I'll -Can you can we get one and share it -read the board first I think -We could always get Forename2 up to the counter and she could buy five children's menus - -Well it will be no good if we're going to have uh are we having a party before we go -We're having a piece of birthday cake one piece each at four o'clock -I don't think that's gonna make much difference to what we're eating at six -Have we got a candle -No -They melted -They melted -Yeah -I washed them in hot water and they all melted -Mmm -I've got the wick the the wick left -Yeah we'll we'll just put the wicks on -Is Forename3 back -No -So did Forename3 go off with a smile on her face -Oh no not really -I'm the king I'm the king of the castle -She was a bit worried because where we were dropping her off there was an Indian man coming out and it this boy certainly doesn't like it looked like the wrong house -She was w worried wasn't she -I think it was a duplex -Yeah yeah well it it had the B -It didn't look like a duplex -You know the house over the road from Forename4 's -Yeah -Where the lady with the cat lives -Yeah -The next one on the corner it looks like it's it's got no backyard -Yeah -So um -They sold their house -They used to live you know the house up on Purchase Road on the bend that had all the all the trees on the footpath you know that house -Mmm -That's where Forename3 's friend used to live -Oh -Was that their house -The old one -Yeah -The one that they did up -Yep and ah they were that was it was done up by the people that bought it -Oh you mean done up ages ago -Yeah -So they they wanted to buy a block of land out further and they put a deposit down and they couldn't sell their house in time -Where was the house they were in before -Purchase Road -Yeah -They it had all big trees -You'd know it from when you walked there 'cause it was the only it had great big overgrown -Oh -I think they w they're ah -On the gar on the footpath on the nature strip -Yeah -I think they're hibiscuses -Mmm -It was one of the old ones -But you you couldn't walk through like when you were doing the the delivering -Rounds mmm -You couldn't you couldn't walk through there it was all spiders and -Mmm -Um just on the bend um closest to the school -An old old weatherboard place -They bricked it up on the outside -Anyway so then they sold it -Someone wanted it w- approached them to buy it so they sold it and I think they've been living over here renting prob'ly till they can find something else -that's right mm -'cause they've I think the other sale fell through -Mm -which was a shame -How many have they got four kids or five kids -The little girl waving out the window looked probably about seven I would have said -Yeah -Six or seven -There'd be one younger than Forename5 like she probably started school this year -Mmm -And that'd be the youngest now -But she used to be in our fruit and vegie shop for a moment -Oh -For a while -Have we got everything we need for Forename6 's camp -I don't yeah I got the packet of chips -Is that it -Well I don't know -We'll have to find a cheaper pair of some old shoes or something -Yeah she got a t Yeah I got the shoes -I found some shoes -I got a torch -Oh you got a torch -That's what I needed -Well that's all I think -Whatever sunburn cream we've got -Does she have to take insect stuff -Yeah it says -It says on the list -I'll just give her that Rid -Yeah -She probably should have her clothes named -Yeah -It says -I don't know what she'd be taking yet -You can imagine them all in together -It says you've got to have names on your clothes -Yeah -Oh I can stick that on if you know what she's going to take -Yeah -Well if there's a label in them I can just write Surname1 on it -Mmm -She should she should she should take an apple -'Cause she won't be taking anything good -Mm -Because they'll be doing rough and tumble stuff -I said `Do you have to take your sports shirt and skirt and she said `No just mufti.' -Yeah -Mufti -Where do they go roller skating -It's ah at Castle Hill -You know where the Hudson the wood place is the timber yard Hudson on the corner of Showground Road -Mmm -B- Out past there and along further um like if you turned down to as if you were going to Hudson's but you kept going up towards the car yards and then you turned right sort of mixed in with all the factories -I think it's it's a factory premise and they've turned it into a roller skating -Since the one closed at Carlingford they there hasn't been anywhere for the kids to skate -Mmm -So it's the latest place for people to go -I'll have to go one day get my skates on -Oh -I might have a skate around the backyard -So it's better than ice skat for the net for the netball thing -It was always freezing sitting there with all the kids skating -So tomorrow what is our rehash on tomorrow I've forgotten -So Nine 'til eleven thirty is roller skating -is the basket -Yeah -And do you go to that too -Yeah I probably will go -By the time I take them -Mmm -And then ah we'll come home and we have to leave here at one to get out to school by one forty and then while we're out there we'll go to Australia's Wonderland have a few rides -It'll be a nice restful day -You can go on the Demon with Forename6 -I'm going on with Forename5 -Oh -She said don't care how long the queue is we're going to wait -They've got the new ride there -The new ride's open -I think I -The roller coaster -Oh that's the very hairy -It's like that -going over like this -Yeah yeah it's like that they've already they went on one like that at um Knott's Berry Farm so they've already been on it to know that it's O K -Ohh Oh -It looked a bit scary to me -It was good -Twists like this -I know it's up your alley -Be great -And Jeff wouldn't go on that -No -We went last week when we got our Wonderpasses to have a look and Jeff says he's not not going on he won't even go on the roller coaster -Good -It was good last week -Me and Forename8 got right in the front -Oh it's scary on the roller coaster in the front -Has he been on the little one -Mm -Mm -That's enough for him -It's enough for him -Yeah -He likes the things he likes the swings -I think he likes the things I like -That's good -It's a bit tame -You don't have to you don't have to make that out to be something to be ashamed of -He doesn't like the pirate ship -Mmm -He's just scared -When they were going he said he didn't want to go and I knew it was because he thought they were going to try and make him go 'cause they he knows if I go I'll be saying `He doesn't want to go' like whereas he thought they'd be putting pressure on him and -He might not be the only one not doing it -Yeah -Yeah -and and that they'd be forcing him to do it -Mmm -whereas he knows I'll stand up for him and say he doesn't have to do that -He's allowed to be a wimp -Oh I think it's good he he says I don't want to do it -I mean it would be awful for him to get on and really be scared wouldn't it -Oh he wouldn't be scared -Oh he would so -He'd be sick -You can't be scared -Ohhh -Once you get going you're not scared -You get too much adrenaline running round to be scared -It's exciting up and down -It was great on the front -I've never been on the front before -Forename8 said it's it's worse on the back it's faster -Mmm -It's that that Forename7 at work said it's faster on the back and we laughed at him -Course it is -It can't possibly be faster on the back -Yeah but it feels 'cause it flips you over -Yeah -You you travel the the hill is longer because when you come over you're going faster -Not faster but longer -Yeah - -But you feel it's faster because the other the other way you you're building up to it slowly whereas that when you're on the back you come over slow and then it's whoosh straight down -Yeah yes -You're immediately -going fast -Mm -So you have a that that would I'd be better off in the front -But while you're on the front and the back's coming over it sweeps you nearly straight down and you're you're thinking -Oh I've never had that feeling not when you you don't get that when you're in the middle -Yeah -You think it's scarier in the front than the back -Yeah I do -Mmm -'Cause it's going you can see it's fallin falling -You're looking at the you're looking at the rails -There's nobody in front of you to look at -Do you ever close your eyes - -Forename5 said `I'm going to open my eyes this time' - -She's going to open her eyes -Yeah -Hasn't she done that yet -They I can't believe they all get on -Oh I can't look -and shut their eyes -I can't look -I can't go on the big one either -I can't look on the little one -Have you been on the big one -No -Don't want to go on the big one -The little one's enough for me -I would've had more chance when I was younger -It it affects me more now makes me more sick feeling now dizzy than it ever used to -Well elderly people shouldn't go on it -They give a warning -Mm -People who have a heart complaint -And this lot they can't go on the swings -They reckon they're so tough they can't even go on the swings -We do go on sometimes -Oh -Then they get off and they're going Ohhhh -So Forename6 doesn't like the swings -No he doesn't like going around -No I don't like that round and round -And see I like the round and round -You you like to have your feet on something do you -No it's not that it's just I don't like -It's the round and round -It's the motion of the -Mmm Oh -And see I don't like -Mm -too much of that -I can't feel -I feel as though my stomach isn't landing -And that at that when you first got on I think I just feel I've got to hold my stomach in -I feel as though everything's -Yeah -gone tight there -It's all gonna to come out when you start to go down it's all coming up here -Oh it's awful -I reckon it's sick -I don't know about the pirate ship I don't know how that'd affect me -But if you like it I probably wouldn't -You'd love it you really would -This latest one -No the pirate ship -I can't believe you won't -It's it's just like a big swing -It's lovely -It's not even a bit scary -I'm not scared of I'm not scared of any of the rides -I'm not not actually frightened at all - -of getting hurt it's just awful when it's making me sick -It doesn't make you sick it's like being on a swing -You don't -Yeah but that that dipper the big dip going on the big dipper would make me -Upside down -When it stops and you're hanging upside down now you can't say that wouldn't make you feel sick -It doesn't make you feel sick -I don't think it does make them -that doesn't make them feel sick -that wouldn't make me feel sick -It's the see that on the dipper on the big dipper I just would feel like -That same swish -it's never gonna end and it it's actually starts to hurt 'cause everything's -See on the on the first on the first hill in the in the little kid's dipper it almost get to gets to the point where I'm thinking I don't want to do this any more and it stops and it's O K so I figure on the big dipper I'm going to get to the point where I don't want to do it any more and it's going to keep going and I'm going to hate it and I don't I don't really like that feeling -But on the pirate ship -I get I get that feeling too -I get it it's makes like I'm sick -Mm -It's like dragging me -I hate it -You won't get that on the pirate ship -You don't have that feeling at all -It's just -Yeah but on the pirate ship at Luna Park I got it -That one that didn't go over -That's the worst ride I've ever been on -I didn't know how I was gonna stand it -It affects me all round the neck and ears -I mean it's just it was awful -But this thing goes so slow you know it's not as though -But my stomach can't go even that fast -See I reckon when I'm in a lift my stomach's probably going like this far more than yours is -I just got that sort of -It's probably not in your stomach at all it's probably in your head or but we think it's in our stomach -Yes it's in your of course it's in your head -But see I'm not very good at that like it's like the height thing -You know how I get dizzy with the heights and you don't -Well you just have a fear of heights -Not that I know of -It's probably related to that -Well if I mounted a ladder that first that first putting in an electric light globe when I go up the ladder that first feeling of standing up and putting my arms above my head
--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/S1A-013-plain#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,281 @@ +Is this the physics area or something +Dunno +No wait a minute it can't be 'cause I had +No we're only +Is this the second level or the third +Second +Is it +That's why +'Cause I got chemistry I used to have chemistry upstairs +Yeah I thought it didn't look right I thought strange it didn't look like this when I had chemistry here +Looked wrong +It didn't +More chocolate +No thankyou +It was very yummy forenameA thankyou +You sure +That's your share anyway forenameA +I know but I don't want it all +Yes you do +Save it +Save it for later +So what's your last day been like forenameB +Good +All these people want me to send them postcards and tell them how I'm going and come and visit them when I come back +familiarname1 even gave me a kiss +That was nice of her +Hm +Hm +Yeah you don't realize how much impression you might have made on people until you leave and say goodbye to them +Mm +Yeah +Really encouraging +So hopefully I'll be able to make friends with similar type people down in Wollongong and um stick around long enough to make use of it +Know more than their names +Mm +Get to know them a bit +So you going to visit us next year +Yeah +Yeah +Of course +I'm going to figure out when um Wollongong's on holidays and you guys aren't and if there's any weeks that are like that I'll come then +Otherwise I'll just come in the holidays and get together with you at Windsor or somewhere my place dad's place +Or I suppose you guys can always come to Wollongong too +I'd like to visit +Come to Vision Trip +There's this official thing that Forename1 's organised that nobody's actually done yet called a Vision Trip +What's that +It's you come down to you go to a different uni and check out their student life and see what they're doing and get inspired +I'd love to but it's what day is their meetings on are their meetings on +Wednesday +It's really a bad day + + +It's really good 'cause it goes Tuesday Macquarie Wednesday Wollongong Thursday Sydney +So if you want to share speakers or anything you can +Not that we usually do works well when frontliners come anyway +Hmm +If everyone does need to visit everyone else +I'm tired +Why forenameA +What time'd you go to bed +Oh it's not that it's I just had a prac +Mm +It was the grossest prac +I'm glad it's finished now +Oh you don't you don't you don't want to know what we did +You just you've just eaten so you don't want to really know +Thanks +Mm +Hmm hm +I appreciate +I'm scared +when you say things like that rather than just tell us +I hate it when people just +Oh actually I was telling my sister during dinner last night +Oh forenameA +No but she no they've got cast iron stomachs um sort of +I didn't go into any gruesome +It's really bad sometimes +Details +having meals with nurses +Or young mums + +Or young kids +Or young doctors +Yeah or doctors ohhh bad news +Yeah +'Cause they're just so so so frank +Oh dear +forenameA I really like your sweater +It's really nice +Oh thankyou +It's part of a a tracksuit sort of thing +Mm +What colour are the pants to it +Oh well you can have two +What have you got +You got both +Well I don't know if they both go with it or you know my mum just bought two +Mm +Ah one's um one's got this green +Oh right yeah +And it's got um on the stripe it's got black and the pink +Mm +And the other one's just a black pair of tracksuit pants +But I don't wear them very of oh well I do but I wanted to wear jeans +Hm +Hmm + +forenameA what are you doing in the holidays +Yeah +Mm +doing Christianity explained training +Yeah I'm having +When are you doing that +Ask forenameB +Dunno yet +Got to figure out +It won't be till after um Christmas I don't think +yeah +'cause I go to Summer Frontline before exams finish so we can't do it a bit hard for everyone +So it'll probably be some time in January early January +I don't know besides that I guess I'll be working somewhere +On what +At a job you know +I don't know maybe at my uncle's service station +I don't know +A bit +Hopefully I can get a paying job it'll help +Help my sister get a job +Oh I've got to I've got to ring up I have to find out 'cause they're supposed to call her back today from the interview that she went on Monday +Mm +Gonna call her back or she is gonna call them today see either way she'll know and I want to know hope she got it +Yeah I remember when few weeks ago you know she was at she already had a feeling then she was gonna lose her job you know 'cause +Hm +I'm glad though she is not working where she was working anymore +They just treated her so bad +Hm +You know +It's Not good +They just took advantage of her left right and centre and her boss is such a cheap skate +I mean he she saw at the C E S that now she worked at Ashfield at a real estate agency and well we can't be a hundred percent sure whether it's the one where she worked but I'm quite sure because she saw C E S officers coming in and talking to her boss +Mm +just recently and and now at this C E S she saw an ad and it had ah um that that they were looking for a seventeen a sixteen to seventeen year old +Yeah 'cause they're cheaper +Yeah five days a week +So +Really +Yeah so I mean it's not like you know they lied to her +They said oh there's no more work you know +Mmm +That's why they were gonna let her +That's terrible +go +Still if that's the way they operate +Actually they didn't +maybe she's better off +Actually they haven't even had the guts yet her boss hasn't even had the guts yet to you know lay her off her job +What job is it +In a round-about way, you know he said oh it's um she does she collects rent and stuff but she's a secretary receptionist like thing +Oh right +But she does a lot of the rental stuff for them +And she collects the rent and you know a few things like that +And I mean they made a mis they made a mistake somewhere or o or other along the track one day er a couple of weeks back was it last week +It was on Monday or something they I dunno who who messed up and and eighty-five dollars went missing and they took it out of my sister's pay +Really +And it wasn't even her fault +She had nothing to do with it +That's awful +like +But my sister you know she's quite shy and quiet and she wouldn't complain at all +Mm +She's not and that's the thing you know she's always taken it + +She's always just taken it you know whatever he's dished out +She's just taken it without complaining +Actually I'm the one who complains + +She gets treated bad and I complain 'cause I mean I can see what it's doing to her I mean especially in the last few weeks when she knew that you know when she saw that her hours were being cut you know really drastically like from four days to three days to two days +Mm +And she knew that you know she er that she might lose her job and that scared her a bit 'cause she didn't want to be unemployed again +Yep +She's not gonna go back to go she she doesn't want to go to back to Petersham C E S to get a job from them anymore 'cause she you know every time she gets a job from them it's really temporary and +Hm + +Yeah +There's one in Parramatta +Yeah she's been looking there and she looks in the paper and and oh you know things like that +She she looks everywhere +So the C E S is all localised +Like do you go to the one that do they mainly handle jobs in the area +Yeah +Or do they just handle anything +Well mostly jobs in the area +I guess if you've got a contact a good friend in the C E S you know you can go to that one and they'll help you out like at Petersham here they helped my my dad +I'm grateful that they helped my Dad get a job 'cause he was scared he wasn't going to get one 'cause he's too old +And he's got a good job +Actually they offered my dad a partnership in the business but 'cause they're extending it they're extending the fruit market there at Petersham and they're +Mm +making a big area there a grocery grocery you know supermarket and but my dad can't afford it +Partnerships are a bit dodgy anyway +They seem to be good if they work but if they don't work it can cost you a lot of money +Yeah +Oh well they got two brothers in it +One's got a fruit shop at Petersham one's got a big fruit shop at Leichhardt +And they're doing really well +Pretty successful +Yeah, but like if things go well then if there's something that you can be personally liable like if the company goes down the drain and it's a partnership each partner is personally liable for the expenses +Oh yeah +Well it might just depend on how you organise it +I don't know but I've heard that they're not the best things +Mmm possible break in recording here, or participant bumps microphone +forenameA you coming on Friday night to eat pizza +I don't know +It depends +On what +On whether my dad's better or not +Oh right +'Cause would he give you transport +I don't know +Maybe +I guess +He's the only one in the house with a car +Really +Oh yeah +He'll drive he drives me wherever I need to be driven +Mm +'Cause it'd be good if you could come +It's gonna be unreal +We're having party pizza +It's a whole metre wide and three inches thick and forename2 's gonna have to eat half of it + +I'm bored of pizza +I mean we eat it all the time oh not all the time +Yeah but this is gonna be peter with a novel a pizza with a novelty +It's gonna be huge + +Besides the main reason or my main reason that we're going there is to placate forename2 and get him to shut up about Belmonte's + +'Cause I'm sick of hearing about it +He's been telling me all year since his brother's buck's party how unreal it was so it's about time we went there so that we all know so he doesn't have to tell us any more +And then we're gonna watch um the video that we took at the Leadership Retreat +Forename2 and I playing darts and and um what else is on it +Forename3 playing pool +Me being an idiot +Oh and also we're wearing Forename4 's hat + +And he's looking like a bikie Santa Claus + +It's gonna be unreal +And then we've got a video that Forename1 made as well a Student Life one +Ohh +So +We don't have to watch all of that but we may as well watch a bit just to tell him that we did +Yeah +Do you guys have anything like home movies you know like when you were younger +Yeah +My parents have got one of um some of me at Disneyland +Ah ha +You went to Disneyland +Oh wow +My dad used to be a travel agent so he said when you learn to walk we'll go to Disneyland so I did +And we went +Oh wow +When I was about seven +Its good +Cool +So we got video of that and we've got I think some of New Zealand +All my mum's films that she took my uncle put them on video for us +Yeah I want to get +Christmas ones +I want to get mine on video too +That'll be good +'Cause mine are on that you know that those old projectors and that +Yeah +That's what ours was on +No sound though +Yeah +Oh really +I've got one of my baptism +When I was when I was little and one of my first birthday
--- a/tmp/S1A-013_txt Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 @@ -1,281 +0,0 @@ -Is this the physics area or something -Dunno -No wait a minute it can't be 'cause I had -No we're only -Is this the second level or the third -Second -Is it -That's why -'Cause I got chemistry I used to have chemistry upstairs -Yeah I thought it didn't look right I thought strange it didn't look like this when I had chemistry here -Looked wrong -It didn't -More chocolate -No thankyou -It was very yummy forenameA thankyou -You sure -That's your share anyway forenameA -I know but I don't want it all -Yes you do -Save it -Save it for later -So what's your last day been like forenameB -Good -All these people want me to send them postcards and tell them how I'm going and come and visit them when I come back -familiarname1 even gave me a kiss -That was nice of her -Hm -Hm -Yeah you don't realize how much impression you might have made on people until you leave and say goodbye to them -Mm -Yeah -Really encouraging -So hopefully I'll be able to make friends with similar type people down in Wollongong and um stick around long enough to make use of it -Know more than their names -Mm -Get to know them a bit -So you going to visit us next year -Yeah -Yeah -Of course -I'm going to figure out when um Wollongong's on holidays and you guys aren't and if there's any weeks that are like that I'll come then -Otherwise I'll just come in the holidays and get together with you at Windsor or somewhere my place dad's place -Or I suppose you guys can always come to Wollongong too -I'd like to visit -Come to Vision Trip -There's this official thing that Forename1 's organised that nobody's actually done yet called a Vision Trip -What's that -It's you come down to you go to a different uni and check out their student life and see what they're doing and get inspired -I'd love to but it's what day is their meetings on are their meetings on -Wednesday -It's really a bad day - - -It's really good 'cause it goes Tuesday Macquarie Wednesday Wollongong Thursday Sydney -So if you want to share speakers or anything you can -Not that we usually do works well when frontliners come anyway -Hmm -If everyone does need to visit everyone else -I'm tired -Why forenameA -What time'd you go to bed -Oh it's not that it's I just had a prac -Mm -It was the grossest prac -I'm glad it's finished now -Oh you don't you don't you don't want to know what we did -You just you've just eaten so you don't want to really know -Thanks -Mm -Hmm hm -I appreciate -I'm scared -when you say things like that rather than just tell us -I hate it when people just -Oh actually I was telling my sister during dinner last night -Oh forenameA -No but she no they've got cast iron stomachs um sort of -I didn't go into any gruesome -It's really bad sometimes -Details -having meals with nurses -Or young mums - -Or young kids -Or young doctors -Yeah or doctors ohhh bad news -Yeah -'Cause they're just so so so frank -Oh dear -forenameA I really like your sweater -It's really nice -Oh thankyou -It's part of a a tracksuit sort of thing -Mm -What colour are the pants to it -Oh well you can have two -What have you got -You got both -Well I don't know if they both go with it or you know my mum just bought two -Mm -Ah one's um one's got this green -Oh right yeah -And it's got um on the stripe it's got black and the pink -Mm -And the other one's just a black pair of tracksuit pants -But I don't wear them very of oh well I do but I wanted to wear jeans -Hm -Hmm - -forenameA what are you doing in the holidays -Yeah -Mm -doing Christianity explained training -Yeah I'm having -When are you doing that -Ask forenameB -Dunno yet -Got to figure out -It won't be till after um Christmas I don't think -yeah -'cause I go to Summer Frontline before exams finish so we can't do it a bit hard for everyone -So it'll probably be some time in January early January -I don't know besides that I guess I'll be working somewhere -On what -At a job you know -I don't know maybe at my uncle's service station -I don't know -A bit -Hopefully I can get a paying job it'll help -Help my sister get a job -Oh I've got to I've got to ring up I have to find out 'cause they're supposed to call her back today from the interview that she went on Monday -Mm -Gonna call her back or she is gonna call them today see either way she'll know and I want to know hope she got it -Yeah I remember when few weeks ago you know she was at she already had a feeling then she was gonna lose her job you know 'cause -Hm -I'm glad though she is not working where she was working anymore -They just treated her so bad -Hm -You know -It's Not good -They just took advantage of her left right and centre and her boss is such a cheap skate -I mean he she saw at the C E S that now she worked at Ashfield at a real estate agency and well we can't be a hundred percent sure whether it's the one where she worked but I'm quite sure because she saw C E S officers coming in and talking to her boss -Mm -just recently and and now at this C E S she saw an ad and it had ah um that that they were looking for a seventeen a sixteen to seventeen year old -Yeah 'cause they're cheaper -Yeah five days a week -So -Really -Yeah so I mean it's not like you know they lied to her -They said oh there's no more work you know -Mmm -That's why they were gonna let her -That's terrible -go -Still if that's the way they operate -Actually they didn't -maybe she's better off -Actually they haven't even had the guts yet her boss hasn't even had the guts yet to you know lay her off her job -What job is it -In a round-about way, you know he said oh it's um she does she collects rent and stuff but she's a secretary receptionist like thing -Oh right -But she does a lot of the rental stuff for them -And she collects the rent and you know a few things like that -And I mean they made a mis they made a mistake somewhere or o or other along the track one day er a couple of weeks back was it last week -It was on Monday or something they I dunno who who messed up and and eighty-five dollars went missing and they took it out of my sister's pay -Really -And it wasn't even her fault -She had nothing to do with it -That's awful -like -But my sister you know she's quite shy and quiet and she wouldn't complain at all -Mm -She's not and that's the thing you know she's always taken it - -She's always just taken it you know whatever he's dished out -She's just taken it without complaining -Actually I'm the one who complains - -She gets treated bad and I complain 'cause I mean I can see what it's doing to her I mean especially in the last few weeks when she knew that you know when she saw that her hours were being cut you know really drastically like from four days to three days to two days -Mm -And she knew that you know she er that she might lose her job and that scared her a bit 'cause she didn't want to be unemployed again -Yep -She's not gonna go back to go she she doesn't want to go to back to Petersham C E S to get a job from them anymore 'cause she you know every time she gets a job from them it's really temporary and -Hm - -Yeah -There's one in Parramatta -Yeah she's been looking there and she looks in the paper and and oh you know things like that -She she looks everywhere -So the C E S is all localised -Like do you go to the one that do they mainly handle jobs in the area -Yeah -Or do they just handle anything -Well mostly jobs in the area -I guess if you've got a contact a good friend in the C E S you know you can go to that one and they'll help you out like at Petersham here they helped my my dad -I'm grateful that they helped my Dad get a job 'cause he was scared he wasn't going to get one 'cause he's too old -And he's got a good job -Actually they offered my dad a partnership in the business but 'cause they're extending it they're extending the fruit market there at Petersham and they're -Mm -making a big area there a grocery grocery you know supermarket and but my dad can't afford it -Partnerships are a bit dodgy anyway -They seem to be good if they work but if they don't work it can cost you a lot of money -Yeah -Oh well they got two brothers in it -One's got a fruit shop at Petersham one's got a big fruit shop at Leichhardt -And they're doing really well -Pretty successful -Yeah, but like if things go well then if there's something that you can be personally liable like if the company goes down the drain and it's a partnership each partner is personally liable for the expenses -Oh yeah -Well it might just depend on how you organise it -I don't know but I've heard that they're not the best things -Mmm possible break in recording here, or participant bumps microphone -forenameA you coming on Friday night to eat pizza -I don't know -It depends -On what -On whether my dad's better or not -Oh right -'Cause would he give you transport -I don't know -Maybe -I guess -He's the only one in the house with a car -Really -Oh yeah -He'll drive he drives me wherever I need to be driven -Mm -'Cause it'd be good if you could come -It's gonna be unreal -We're having party pizza -It's a whole metre wide and three inches thick and forename2 's gonna have to eat half of it - -I'm bored of pizza -I mean we eat it all the time oh not all the time -Yeah but this is gonna be peter with a novel a pizza with a novelty -It's gonna be huge - -Besides the main reason or my main reason that we're going there is to placate forename2 and get him to shut up about Belmonte's - -'Cause I'm sick of hearing about it -He's been telling me all year since his brother's buck's party how unreal it was so it's about time we went there so that we all know so he doesn't have to tell us any more -And then we're gonna watch um the video that we took at the Leadership Retreat -Forename2 and I playing darts and and um what else is on it -Forename3 playing pool -Me being an idiot -Oh and also we're wearing Forename4 's hat - -And he's looking like a bikie Santa Claus - -It's gonna be unreal -And then we've got a video that Forename1 made as well a Student Life one -Ohh -So -We don't have to watch all of that but we may as well watch a bit just to tell him that we did -Yeah -Do you guys have anything like home movies you know like when you were younger -Yeah -My parents have got one of um some of me at Disneyland -Ah ha -You went to Disneyland -Oh wow -My dad used to be a travel agent so he said when you learn to walk we'll go to Disneyland so I did -And we went -Oh wow -When I was about seven -Its good -Cool -So we got video of that and we've got I think some of New Zealand -All my mum's films that she took my uncle put them on video for us -Yeah I want to get -Christmas ones -I want to get mine on video too -That'll be good -'Cause mine are on that you know that those old projectors and that -Yeah -That's what ours was on -No sound though -Yeah -Oh really -I've got one of my baptism -When I was when I was little and one of my first birthday
--- a/util.py Sun Dec 03 18:57:51 2017 -0500 +++ b/util.py Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ """ # validate the client key, raises an exception if it is not valid - client_module.Client(api_key, API_URL, use_cache=False) + client_module.Client(api_key=api_key, api_url=API_URL, use_cache=False) outfile = open(output_path, 'w') outfile.write(api_key) outfile.close() @@ -53,3 +53,4 @@ itemlist = pyalveo.ItemGroup(itemurls, client) return itemlist +