conv02_173_down.wav : 2 places: between "go" and "down" and between "down" and "you"

ANS (initial):
¥ We had 3 initial views (before discussion among the 3 of us):
1. 3m? on "go", 1m on "down" (but very uncertain): now 1m or 3- on both (if enough length) 
2. "go" 3m, 3- and "down" 3m? 
3. 3m? on both (but now thinks 1m on both)
Discussion:
¥"go" w/pitch accent, ending on rise, "down" starts with sharp fall, which fits with next thought
¥could be delayed peak without w syllable in between  
RESPONDENT B: yes
RESPONDENT A #1: I think so.
ANS (initial)
¥could be an H- on "go" 
RESPONDENT A #1:  (no)
ANS (initial)
¥1m: tonal 3 that's too short  
RESPONDENT A #1: (agree. How about 2?)
ANS (initial)
¥both are fairly long, but could be from monosyll pitch accent
RESPONDENT B: yes
ANS (initial) 
¥both are long in the middle
¥"go" has long /o/ without rounding for /w/ offglide: co-articulation w/ following /d/? Or dialect difference?  
¥"down" is strongly co-art w/ following "you", has no nasal murmur
¥coarticulation across boundaries: way to make grouping across boundary? 
RESPONDENT A: Strong coarticulation between ÔdownÕ and ÔyouÕ.  In this case, the break index would be Ô0Õ.  I could label an ip break after ÔyouÕ with L- phrase accent & BI 3.  
ANS (initial) 
¥is this an example of RESPONDENT A's point that when you have a pitch accent on a final syll, it's hard to tell whether there is additional boundary-related tone and lengthening 
RESPONDENT B: Yes, definitely a good example!
RESPONDENT A: yes, if the ip boundary is after ÔdownÕ.
ANS (initial)
¥this example may have been used for utt-o-month: check for group labels
RESPONDENT B: we didnÕt check with our labeling of this file from this summer, but hereÕs what we hear:  ÒgoÓ has a L+H* pitch accent, ÒdownÓ has !H* followed by H- phrase accent and level 3 break. ÒyouÓ is a floater that attaches left and marks kind of a second end to that ip. There is a reset on ÒslopeÓ, which explains the high peak at the end of that contour.
ANS #2:
Would the break between ÒdownÓ and ÒyouÓ be a candidate for 1m? We donÕt hear a 3 after ÒyouÓ (it seems too short). Possible floater on ÒyouÓ?