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 //New  Information in Wikitalk - story telling for information presentation// ([[Jokinen_abstract|abstract]]) //New  Information in Wikitalk - story telling for information presentation// ([[Jokinen_abstract|abstract]])
 **Prof. Aravind Joshi,** University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA **Prof. Aravind Joshi,** University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
-//Remarks on some not so closed issues concerning discourse connectives// ([[Joshi_abstract|abstract]])+//Remarks on some not so closed issues concerning discourse connectives// ([[Joshi_abstract|abstract]], {{:coling_2012_adaca_Joshi.pdf|presentation}})
 **Prof. Katheleen McKeown,** Columbia University, New York, USA **Prof. Katheleen McKeown,** Columbia University, New York, USA
-//What is needed and what can help for people who want to use discourse relations in tasks such as NL generation or text summarization.// ([[McKeown_abstract|abstract]])+//What is needed and what can help for people who want to use discourse relations in tasks such as NL generation or text summarization.// ([[McKeown_abstract|abstract]], {{:coling_2012_adaca_pdtb_mckeown.pdf|presentation}})
 **Massimo Poesio,** University of Essex, Great Britain **Massimo Poesio,** University of Essex, Great Britain
 //Empirical methods in the study of anaphora: lessons learned, remaining problems// ([[Poesio_abstract|abstract]]) //Empirical methods in the study of anaphora: lessons learned, remaining problems// ([[Poesio_abstract|abstract]])
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 10.20 – 11.00: Aravind Joshi: //Remarks on some not so closed issues concerning discourse connectives// (invited position paper) 10.20 – 11.00: Aravind Joshi: //Remarks on some not so closed issues concerning discourse connectives// (invited position paper)
 11.00 – 11.25: Amba Kulkarni and Monali Das: //Discourse Analysis of Sanskrit texts// 11.00 – 11.25: Amba Kulkarni and Monali Das: //Discourse Analysis of Sanskrit texts//
-11.20 – 12.00: TEA BREAK +11.25 – 12.00: TEA BREAK 
 12.00 – 12.40: Kathleen McKeown: //Penn Discourse Treebank Relations and their Potential for Language Generation// (invited position paper) 12.00 – 12.40: Kathleen McKeown: //Penn Discourse Treebank Relations and their Potential for Language Generation// (invited position paper)
 12.40 – 13.05: Nik Adilah Hanin Binti Zahri, Fumiyo Fukumoto and Suguru Matsuyoshi: //Exploiting Discourse Relations between Sentences for Text Clustering// 12.40 – 13.05: Nik Adilah Hanin Binti Zahri, Fumiyo Fukumoto and Suguru Matsuyoshi: //Exploiting Discourse Relations between Sentences for Text Clustering//
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 === Instructions for Presenters === === Instructions for Presenters ===
 The timeslot for the position papers is 40 minutes (30 minutes + 10 minutes for discussion), the timeslot for the accepted papers is 25 minutes (15 minutes + 10 minutes for discussion). Please prepare your presentations accordingly. The timeslot for the position papers is 40 minutes (30 minutes + 10 minutes for discussion), the timeslot for the accepted papers is 25 minutes (15 minutes + 10 minutes for discussion). Please prepare your presentations accordingly.
 +As we are not sure about the software available at the equipment provided by the local organizers, please prepare your presentations in PDF format or bring your own laptop.
  
 === Among the issues proposed to be discussed there are === === Among the issues proposed to be discussed there are ===

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