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Re: full minutes = real minutes

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Wayne StylesSep 9, 2013

Simon

That would be an amazing listen and I agree that very few have not broken the rules in one way or another. I have listened to all of them available and the only one would be Clement that would come close, but even he slowed down quite a lot.

Interesting, tho

From: "simonbkelly@..." <simonbkelly@...>
To: just-a-minute@...
Sent: Monday, 9 September 2013, 23:12
Subject: [just-a-minute] RE: full minutes = real minutes

I wouldn't be surprised if every uninterrupted minute includes some form of repetition, deviation and/or hesitation. Most of the minutes I've listened to definitely break one or more of the rules!

In fact, I was thinking of extracting the audio of every complete minute to create a JAM compilation. I've just got to finish listening to every episode first, though...

Simon

--- In just-a-minute@..., <just-a-minute@...> wrote:

Hi

I was wondering if anyone has data-mined Dean's transcripts to find out how many full minutes were actually correct as per the rules (not repetition in particular; deviation is very subjective and hesitation harder to judge on a transcript) rather than being uninterrupted minutes. i was wondering because while listening to Paul's minute during porridge I felt that there were a couple of egregious repetitions (not little words but nouns if I remember right) which would generally be picked up.

On the flip side there are, of course, those interrupted minutes where it is an incorrect (particularly humorous ones) challenge here the speaker obviously has the advantage of a break (though also the disadvantage of broken flow).

Anyway - about to listen to the recent triple minute with critical ears (thanks jamjar)

Jeremy

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