Air Conditioning Delete for 1977 Camaro LT
This tutorial provides an overview for individuals removing the stock air-conditioning system in their 2nd generation GM F-Body cars.
Parts Required
- [ ] AC Delete Cover (I did the Classic Industries 70-81 ABS AC Delete Cover - #14963 - https://www.classicindustries.com/product/all-years/chevrolet/camaro/parts/14963.html : $139.99)
- This doesn't fit all that well on my firewall, I had to do some work to shoehorn it in. Specifically, pounding in the raised part of the firewall so that the fan would clear.
- [ ] Blower Motor Cage for Cars without AC (Classic Industries - #19953 - https://www.classicindustries.com/product/all-years/chevrolet/camaro/parts/19953.html : $19.99)
- [ ] Blower Motor Resistor (I got Dorman 973-430 Blower Motor Resistor kit - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FOOUVTW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 : $11.04)
- [ ] Blower Fan High relay (I got Four Seasons 35767 Relay - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000C2QN9S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 : $12.09)
- [ ] Wire loom wrap
- [ ] Sockets (not deep) [1/4, 3/8, 5/16]
- [ ] Knife (for cutting water hoses)
- [ ] Bucket (for collecting coolant)
- [ ] End wrenches matching sockets
- [ ] Wiring pliers
- [ ] Electrical testing indicator light
- [ ] Drill with 1 3/4" bit and 1" bit (although, could have gone just a bit smaller on the 1")
Tear Down
- Disconnect current electrical terminals to resistor, relay, and all corresponding connectors.
- Disconnect and mark both water lines to heater (mark upper and lower).
- These were difficult to remove and should be cut from the heater core to avoid damaging the sauter of the piping to the core.
- Remove heater fan.
- Electrical connections (ground and power) and the interference sink (big metal cylinder).
- Clean air hose should be unscrewed from current AC suitcase.
- Small bolts around fan.
- Remove bolts holding suitcase together (it has to be removed in 2 parts to fit).
- 2xTop, 2xSide, 2xBottom (these are nearly impossible to access on the bottom with headers installed).
- I ended up disconnecting top and side and then breaking bottom.
- Remove bolts holding cover in place.
- One at the bottom, near the headers is nearly unreachable. With a lot of patience, used a 3/8 end wrench from underneath.
- One in top left of the box, above the heater fan (to the top right) is hard to see.
Rebuild and Reinstall
- Test Wires and cap unnecessary wires, see table 1.
- I capped off the green wire, and was already using the tan (power) wire out of the firewall for the choke. I split that off to also run the cowl switch.
- I left the yellow (low) on the new resistor disconnected to avoid the constant power state. This would have been the green wire.
- Remember to connect ground to ground wire that will connect to blower motor.
- Install resistor in cover.
- Drill 1 3/4" hole.
- Drill 1" hole after marking location for fresh air into blower fan (a rubber hose).
- Install blower motor in box.
- I got new bolts because I felt like the self-tapping screws would not be adequate in the non-metal frame of the box.
- Mock up and check clearances
- Had to flatten the hole in the firewall where the fan goes (clipped the lip inward and then hammered pieces in)
- Added self-tapping holes and cut out pre-drilled holes in the box that didn't line up perfectly. The studs coming out of the firewall mostly did not align or could not hold nuts.
- Top right above the blower fan had a very large washer on it, and then I started it before putting the box on. That way I could just slide the delete box into place (it has a groove not a hole).
- Put a pretty hefty bead of silicone around lip of Delete Box and install.
Table 1 - Wiring Diagram
| Ign -> Tan -> AC Compressor |
Switches on low fan when AC is on (not needed) |
| Ign -> Green -> Resistor-Low |
Low fan switchh |
| Ign -> Purple -> Resistor-Medium |
Low-Med fan switch |
| Ign -> Light Blue -> Resistor-High |
Med-High fan switch |
| Ign -> Blue - Relay |
High fan switch (bypasses resistor) |
| Resistor-Out -> Blue w/ Stripe -> Relay |
Switch on power in Low:Med-High |
| Relay -> Black -> Firewall |
Negative ground (not present in all builds) |
| Relay -> Black -> Blower Fan Ground |
Negative ground for motor |
| Relay -> Tan -> Blower Fan Hot |
Passes power to blower motor |


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| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_INIT(HANDLE, STRUCTURE) memset(HANDLE, 0, sizeof(STRUCTURE)) |
| initialize bmp388_handle_t structure More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_IIC_INIT(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->iic_init = FUC |
| link iic_init function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_IIC_DEINIT(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->iic_deinit = FUC |
| link iic_deinit function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_IIC_READ(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->iic_read = FUC |
| link iic_read function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_IIC_WRITE(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->iic_write = FUC |
| link iic_write function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_SPI_INIT(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->spi_init = FUC |
| link spi_init function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_SPI_DEINIT(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->spi_deinit = FUC |
| link spi_deinit function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_SPI_READ(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->spi_read = FUC |
| link spi_read function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_SPI_WRITE(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->spi_write = FUC |
| link spi_write function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_DELAY_MS(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->delay_ms = FUC |
| link delay_ms function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_DEBUG_PRINT(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->debug_print = FUC |
| link debug_print function More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_RECEIVE_CALLBACK(HANDLE, FUC) (HANDLE)->receive_callback = FUC |
| link receive_callback function More... | |
bmp388 link driver modules
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_DEBUG_PRINT | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->debug_print = FUC |
link debug_print function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a debug_print function address |
Definition at line 395 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_DELAY_MS | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->delay_ms = FUC |
link delay_ms function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a delay_ms function address |
Definition at line 387 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_IIC_DEINIT | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->iic_deinit = FUC |
link iic_deinit function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a iic_deinit function address |
Definition at line 331 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_IIC_INIT | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->iic_init = FUC |
link iic_init function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a iic_init function address |
Definition at line 323 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_IIC_READ | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->iic_read = FUC |
link iic_read function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a iic_read function address |
Definition at line 339 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_IIC_WRITE | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->iic_write = FUC |
link iic_write function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a iic_write function address |
Definition at line 347 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_INIT | ( | HANDLE, | |
| STRUCTURE | |||
| ) | memset(HANDLE, 0, sizeof(STRUCTURE)) |
initialize bmp388_handle_t structure
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | STRUCTURE | is bmp388_handle_t |
Definition at line 315 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_RECEIVE_CALLBACK | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->receive_callback = FUC |
link receive_callback function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a receive_callback function address |
Definition at line 403 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_SPI_DEINIT | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->spi_deinit = FUC |
link spi_deinit function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a spi_deinit function address |
Definition at line 363 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_SPI_INIT | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->spi_init = FUC |
link spi_init function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a spi_init function address |
Definition at line 355 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_SPI_READ | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->spi_read = FUC |
link spi_read function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a spi_read function address |
Definition at line 371 of file driver_bmp388.h.
| #define DRIVER_BMP388_LINK_SPI_WRITE | ( | HANDLE, | |
| FUC | |||
| ) | (HANDLE)->spi_write = FUC |
link spi_write function
| [in] | HANDLE | points to a bmp388 handle structure |
| [in] | FUC | points to a spi_write function address |
Definition at line 379 of file driver_bmp388.h.


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This succulent fish soup finished off with garlicky mayo would make a lovely summer supper.
Coat the cod with the lemon zest and a few turns of pepper and set aside.
Heat the olive oil in a large saucepan over a medium heat. Sweat the garlic, onion, fennel and carrot for 10 minutes or until soft. Add the curry powder and paprika and fry for a further minute.
Add the tomatoes, white wine, sugar, stock and 2 tablespoons of the dill. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer for 25 minutes.
While the soup is simmering, make the aioli by placing two egg yolks in a mini food processor. Add the lemon juice and blend together. Gradually add the oil, drop by drop while blending, for about 5 minutes or until it thickens. Add the garlic and season to taste.
When the soup has been cooking for 25 minutes, add the cod and simmer for 3 minutes. Season to taste.
Meanwhile, fry the prawns in the butter for 3 minutes, or until pink and cooked through. Once cooked, stir the prawns into the soup.
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by Leigh CurtisNotts County manager Neal Ardley believes there are people "around the club and area" who want Notts County to fail this season and says he finds it "sad".
During the preview to tomorrow night's clash against Boreham Wood, the Magpies boss was responding to a question about riding the emotions of social media.
And he claimed that while he does not scour it himself, he says there are people who do want the club to succeed which he found disappointing.
"I don't go on social media, but people make you aware of bits and bobs that are going on," he said.
"It's tough. One week everything is brilliant and great. Then in the following week you are the worst manager, worst team in the world etc.
"That's life.
"But probably the most disappointing thing with it all is there are people out there, around this club, around this area, that want Notts to fail for whatever reason.
"That's sad. I am not going to mention names. You can go on social media sites and work it out for yourselves.
"But I've got a driven group of lads. We've got a team spirit and above all we are trying to bring success."


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Major Social Theories
Week 3
6 September, 2017
Levi Sands
Theory
- "a supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained"
- source: https://www.bing.com/search?q=theory&PC=U316&FORM=CHROMN
- Sociologists answer lots of questions but sometimes they find correlations that they didn't expect
- We will be identifying aspects of these theories in everyday life
- First we'll review the 3 classical sociological theoretical frameworks
Functionalism: Functional Structures Persist
- Society has needs structures form to fill those needs
- The example often used is a living organism
- Limitations and criticisms
- Function is a value judgement e.g. sports
- Integration in systems mean less freedom e.g. military, religious organizations, education
Functionalism Example
Health Care in the US
- Doctors do a majority of the diagnosis work
- Due to a lack of doctors nurse practitioners and PAs have increased in number to make up for the lack of doctors
- Just because this is how it happened doesn't mean it is the only way to fill a need
- Insurance in the US is privatized and largely managed through employers
- This is not the only way of getting insurance that works look at other countries such as Canada
Conflict Theory
- Started with Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
- Observed bad conditions in factories in the 1840 England
- Concluded revolt of the workers
- Didn't foresee the gains made by unions and government intervention on behalf of workers
- In-group vs out-group (us vs them)
- e.g. Iowa vs Iowa State, Gonzaga vs St. Mary's
- Limitations and criticisms
- Frequently ignore commonalities and consensus
Conflict Theory Example
- Utah State, Utah and BYU in the formation of the WAC
- Utah State in the early 60s was beating Utah and BYU in football
- This lined up with the formation of the WAC because Utah and BYU had more money they lobbied to leave Utah State out of the new conference
- They did this so Utah State would cease its climb in popularity, it worked really well
Symbolic Interaction
- Grew out of backlash against early Psychology (stimulus response)
- Mead/Blumer added interpretation to stimulus response
- Cooley the "Looking-glass self" (mirror) we se ourselves how others see us (based upon other's actions toward us)
- Use symbols to interact
- Uniforms (suit and tie, military ranks, my shirt, etc.)
- Limitations and criticisms
- does little to address inequality, overly focused on symbols
Symbolic Interaction Examples
Theory Identification (Group Activity)
- In your groups pick a movie that everyone has seen
- Identify elements of the assigned theory in that movie
- Write a small paragraph about identified elements of the theoretical framework


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BENSALEM, Pa. (AP) - A fiery interstate highway crash involving a tanker truck and an SUV in Pennsylvania has left three people injured.
State police say the crash on I-95 in Bensalem happened just after 9 p.m. Friday and caused several lanes in both directions of the highway to be shut down.
Authorities say the truck was carrying nearly 4,000 gallons of heating oil which quickly ignited, spreading flames from the highway overpass that set some nearby trees on fire.
Firefighters battled the flames for about an hour before the blaze was extinguished.
The names of the injured and details on their conditions were not disclosed.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
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The goal of this application is to simulate how ants use pheromone trails to signal to other ants the path to food.
Each ant, represented by a black dot moves at random. If it finds food (yellow circles), it makes it's way back to the nest, leaving a pheromone trail. If other ants find this pheromone trail, they follow it to the food, and leave their own trail as they bring the food back to the nest. The width of the green line represents the strength of the pheromone trail.


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This tutorial will show you how to use ChatScript for building a simple but useful chatbot - one that can help a human plan a travel.
First download ChatScript, read the manual, go through the overview, and make sure you can chat with the default bot about its childhood.
Now, in order to build a new chat-script from scratch: Create a
folder called TEST inside the RAWDATA folder. Create an empty file named
tutorial.top
, and put it inside this TEST folder.
Copy the file RAWDATA/filesHarry.txt
that comes with the
zip file into a new file RAWDATA/filesmine.txt
.
In filesmine.txt
, insert a reference to your newly
created file and revise the reference to HARRY.
filesmine.txt
looks like this:
RAWDATA/HARRY/simplecontrol.top # default bot control
RAWDATA/TEST/tutorial.top # tutorial bot data
From now on, we will work with the file
tutorial.top
.
NOTE: This tutorial will cover only a small part of ChatScript’s features - only those features needed for building our traveling-agent bot. You can find many more features in the documentation.
topic:
,
t:
)The simplest possible chat-script should include a topic and a sentence to say, for example:
topic: ~introductions []
t: Hello, talk to me!
Where:
The keyword topic: defines a topic for conversation. We called
our topic ~introductions
(topic names always start with
~
).
The keyword t:
defines a sentence to say within a
topic (it’s called a “gambit”, as the bot says it without waiting for
our input).
Put this text in tutorial.top
. Then, at the client’s
prompt, type :build mine
. You should see something like
this:
>:build mine
----Reading file simplecontrol.top
Reading outputmacro: ^harry
Reading outputmacro: ^georgia
Reading table tbl:defaultbot
Reading topic ~control
Reading topic ~alternate_control
----Reading file tutorial.top
Reading topic ~introductions
No errors or warnings in build
Read 302,955 Dictionary entries
Read 304,588 Dictionary facts
Read 110,851 Build0 facts
Read 1 Build1 facts
Concept sets: 1421
Free space: 123,252,280 bytes FreeFacts: 4,584,560
Hello, talk to me!
>
Chatting with this bot results in a dialog such as this:
Hello, talk to me!
>hi
I don't know what to say.
>why?
I don't know what to say.
The bot just says what we told it to say, and then stuck, as it does not have anything else to say.
If you are tired of speaking with the bot, you can exit the client
using the :quit
command.
^keep
, random selection []
,
^repeat
)Let’s make our bot a bit more interesting:
topic: ~introductions []
t: ^keep() [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], [talk] [speak] [say something] to me!
Here:
We called the ^keep
function, which tells the bot
not to erase the rule after it is used (normally, rules are used only
once and then discarded).
We also added some options in brackets, from which the bot may select at random. In any continuous sequence of bracketed phrases, the bot may select one at random.
Building this chatbot will result in a dialog such as this:
Hello, say something to me!
>hi
Hey, say something to me!
>what
Hey, talk to me!
>why?
Hello, speak to me!
>who
Hi, talk to me!
>abc
I don't know what to say.
>def
I don't know what to say.
The bot tries some random combinations from our output pattern, and
then gets stuck again as it starts to repeat itself. A bot normally
doesn’t like to repeat itself, except when we tell it explicitly using
the ^repeat()
macro:
topic: ~introductions []
t: ^keep() ^repeat() [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], [talk] [speak] [say something] to me!
With this bot we can chat forever.
u:
,
^reuse
)Our previous bots could only talk - they did not listen to us. Now let’s build a bot that listens and reacts to what we say:
topic: ~introductions []
t: [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], [talk] [speak] [say something] to me!
u: (what are you) ^keep() ^repeat() I am a bot.
u: (where do you live) ^keep() ^repeat() I live on your computer.
u: ([what where]) ^keep() ^repeat() Good question.
Here:
u:
keyword tells the bot to match the user input
against the pattern given in parenthesis.[
]
inside the pattern mean
disjunction, so the third line means “If there is ‘what’ or ‘where’
anywhere in the user’s input, say”Good question”.Here is a possible dialog with this bot;
Hello, say something to me!
>hi
I don't know what to say.
>What are you?
I am a bot.
>Tell me where do you live.
I live on your computer.
>What is the time?
Good question.
>why?
I don't know what to say.
>Remind me where did you live please.
I live on your computer.
The bot selects the first line that generates output, prints the output, and stops matching (conclusion: order your patterns from the more specific to the more general). If it doesn’t find any match, it just replies with the default I don’t know what to say.
Note that the match is case-insensitive (‘what’ matches ‘What’), and uses canonical forms of verbs and nouns (‘do’ matches ‘did’). The engine uses a POS tagger to detect nouns, verbs and other types of words, and convert them to canonical form.
If we want an exact match, we can use an apostrophe, for example, if we replace the “where do you live” line with this line:
u: (Where 'do you live) ^keep() ^repeat() I live on your computer.
we will get this dialog:
Hey, speak to me!
>where do you live
I live on your computer.
>where did you live
Good question.
If we use a non-canonical form, it will match only that exact form, even if we don’t use an apostrophe, so the patterns “(Where ’did you live)” and “(Where did you live)” will both match only that exact phrase, and not “where do you live”.
What if we want to use a totally different input pattern, but still get the same output? We can, of course, repeat the same line with a different output, but we can also ^reuse:
topic: ~introductions keep repeat []
t: HI () [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], [talk] [speak] [say something] to me!
u: WHAT (what are you) I am a bot.
u: (tell me about yourself) ^reuse(WHAT) ^reuse(HI)
u: (where do you live) I live on your computer.
u: ([what where]) good question.
Here:
keep
and repeat
to the topic
definition, so we don’t have to repeat them for each statement.Here is a sample dialog:
Hello, speak to me!
>tell me about yourself
I am a bot. Hi, talk to me!
>what are you
I am a bot.
*
_
)Our previous bots could listen and talk. The third thing a bot should do is remember. In ChatScript, the memory of a bot is contained in variables.
Using variables we can start building our travel-agent bot. Our bot will try to understand where the user is and where he wants to be, and will try to supply useful information.
topic: ~introductions keep repeat []
t: [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], I will help you plan your travel. Just tell me where you want to go.
u: (I want to go to _*) OK, you want to go to _0.
Here:
*
as a wildcard that means “0 or more words”,
because we want to match any sentence where the user says his
destination._
before the wildcard to
capture what the user actually said._0
to refer to the first thing we
captured (if we have more patterns to capture, we can use
_1
, _2
, … _9
)Here is a sample dialog:
Hello, I will help you plan your travel. Just tell me where you want to go.
>I want to go to the moon.
OK, you want to go to a moon.
>I want to go to earth.
OK, you want to go to earth.
>I want to go back to the moon.
I don't know what to say.
Note that the last sentence did not match because of the word “back”. We could use another wildcard to make our sentence more general, such as:
u: (I want to go * to _*) OK, you want to go to _0.
In this case we don’t need to capture the first wildcard, so we don’t
put a _
before it.
$
)The _0
, _1
… variables are “short-term
memory” because they exist only in the output line next to the pattern
where they were created. We can create “long-term memory” by using
$
-variables. Let’s use these variables to extend our
travel-agent bot:
topic: ~introductions keep repeat []
t: [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], I will help you plan your travel. Just tell me where you are and
where you want to go to.
u: (be * at _*)
OK, you want to go from _0.
$source = '_0
u: ([go fly travel] to _*)
$target = '_0
OK, you want to go to $target .
u: (what do I want)
You want to go from $source to $target .
Notes: We can put the different parts of a rule (input pattern, output pattern, update commands) in different lines, to make it more readable. Chat Script doesn’t care.
Here is a sample dialog:
Hey, I will help you plan your travel.
Just tell me where you are and where you want to go to.
>I am at Earth.
OK, you want to go from Earth.
>I would like to fly to the moon.
OK, you want to go to the moon.
>What do I want?
You want to go from Earth to the moon.
>Actually, I want to go to the sky.
OK, you want to go to the sky.
>What do I want?
You want to go from Earth to the sky.
The above dialog with some explanations:
Hey, I will help you plan your travel.
Just tell me where you are and where you want to go to.
>I am at Earth.
‘be’ in the pattern is the cannonical form of ‘am’.
OK, you want to go from Earth.
the bot prints the temporary variable _0
, which contains
‘Earth’.
>I would like to fly to the moon.
OK, you want to go to the moon.
the bot prints the permanent variable ‘$target’, where we put ‘the moon’.
>What do I want?
You want to go from Earth to the moon.
the bot remembers the permanent variables.
>Actually, I want to go to the sky.
OK, you want to go to the sky.
>What do I want?
You want to go from Earth to the sky.
the bot updated the variable ‘$target’.
The bots we built so far decided what to do based solely on the user’s input. But suppose we need to make a more sophisticated decision, for example, check if the user already said where he wants to go, and if not, ask him specifically. For this kind of tasks, we can use conditions.
The most basic condition is testing whether a variable is set. This is done simply by putting the variable inside the parens of the input pattern.
topic: ~introductions repeat keep []
t: [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], I will help you plan your travel. Just tell me where you are and
where you want to go to.
u: (be * at _*)
$source = '_0
u: (go to _*)
$target = '_0
u: (!$source)
Where are you?
u: (!$target)
Where do you want to go?
u: ($source $target)
You want to go from $source to $target .
The last rule will be selected only if both $source
and
$target
are defined. The previous rule will be selected
only if $target
is NOT defined, and similarly for the rule
before it.
This script allows the user to specify what he wants in any order. It will fill the appropriate variables, and ask appropriate questions if they are not set yet:
Hello, I will help you plan your travel. Just tell me where you are and where you want to go to.
Hello, I will help you plan your travel.
Just tell me where you are and where you want to go to.
>great!
Where are you?
>Hod Hasharon
Where are you?
>I am at Hod Hasharon
Where do you want to go?
>I don't know
Where do you want to go?
>I want to go to Jerusalem
You want to go from Hod Hasharon to Jerusalem.
>really?
You want to go from Hod Hasharon to Jerusalem.
>Actually I am at Haifa.
You want to go from Haifa to Jerusalem.
Those familiar with Dialog System terminology will probably notice that we implement an information-state-update dialog manager. The information state is defined by the variables. In each volley, the system first tries to understand what the user said, then updates the current state, and then generates output to the user.
Our previous bot didn’t pay any attention to context - it just looked for an input pattern, so it didn’t understand that the words Hod Hasharon are actually a reply to the previous question Where are you?.
One solution to this is to add another variable that will remember
the subject of the last question asked. Here is the modified script,
where we added some comments after the #
symbols:
topic: ~introductions repeat keep []
t: [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], I will help you plan your travel.
$issue = null # initialize the current issue
u: SOURCE (be * at _*)
$source = '_0 # remember the source
$issue = null # clear the current issue
u: TARGET (go to _*)
$target = '_0
$issue = null
u: ($issue=source _*) ^reuse(SOURCE)
# If current issue is source, then assume the
# user answered the question about his source
u: ($issue=target _*) ^reuse(TARGET)
u: (!$source)
$issue = source # Remember that we asked the user about his source
Where are you?
u: (!$target)
$issue = target
Where do you want to go?
u: ($source $target)
You want to go from $source to $target .
Note: When testing variable values inside input patterns, there must
be no spaces between the variable name and the =
operator
(e.g. $issue=source
), otherwise the engine will parse it as
two different input conditions $issue
and
source
.
Hello, I will help you plan your travel.
>great!
Where are you?
>Jerusalem
Where do you want to go?
>Actually I am at Haifa
Where do you want to go?
>Hebron
You want to go from Haifa to Hebron.
^respond
)Our previous bot understood the user perfectly, but usually it is not the case, we would like our bot to confirm that it understood the user correctly. There are two types of confirmation:
Let’s start with implicit confirmation. For simplicity, we will start this section with the bot at the beginning of the “Dialog Management” chapter (without context), and add the confirmation statements from the bot at the “Long-term memory” chapter:
topic: ~introductions repeat keep []
t: [Hello] [Hi] [Hey], I will help you plan your travel. Just tell me where you are and
where you want to go to.
u: (be * at _*)
$source = '_0
OK, you want to go from $source .
u: (go to _*)
$target = '_0
OK, you want to go to $target .
u: (!$source)
Where are you?
u: (!$target)
Where do you want to go?
u: ($source $target)
You want to go from $source to $target .
This works, but produces an awkward dialog:
Hello, I will help you plan your travel.
Just tell me where you are and where you want to go to.
>I am at Haifa
OK, you want to go from Haifa.
>well?
Where do you want to go?
>I want to go to Jerusalem.
OK, you want to go to Jerusalem.
>what now?
You want to go from Haifa to Jerusalem.
By default, the bot stops processing the rules when it finds a rule that produces output, so after the confirmation you want to go from Haifa the bot doesn’t go on and ask the next question Where do you want to go, until the user says another thing.
We can change this by creating a new topic, and using the
^respond
command;
topic: ~introductions []
t: Hi, I will help you plan your travel.
^respond(~question)
u: SOURCE (be * at _*)
OK, you want to go from _0.
$source = '_0
^respond(~question)
u: TARGET (go to _*)
$target = '_0
OK, you want to go to $target .
^respond(~question)
u: DEFAULT ()
^respond(~question)
topic: ~question repeat keep nostay []
u: (!$source)
Where are you?
u: (!$target)
Where do you want to go?
u: ($source $target)
You want to go from $source to $target .
The ^respond
tells the bot to use the
~question
subtopic, and add whatever text it gets from it
to the current statement.
Notes: * We use ^respond
after all 4 rules - after the
initial gambit, after the user replies with a source or a target, and
also in the default case where we don’t understand the user. * We added
the nostay
directive to the ~question
topic.
By default, if the bot gets a response from a certain topics, it ‘stays’
in this topic and gives it priority over other topics. In this case we
don’t want the ~question
topic to get priority, because our
first priority is to handle the user response, so we override this
behavior.
This produces a much shorter dialog:
Hi, I will help you plan your travel. Where are you?
>I am at Haifa
OK, you want to go from Haifa. Where do you want to go?
>I don't know
Where do you want to go?
>go to Jerusalem
OK, you want to go to Jerusalem. You want to go from Haifa to Jerusalem.
a:
b:
c:
…)Sometimes we want to explicitly ask the user what he meant. In this case we expect a yes/no answer, but the meaning of the answer obviously depends on the context - the question that we just asked. One way to handle this is to use rejoinders.
ChatScript allows us to understand the user input based on the
current context of the dialog, by labeling statements with
a:
, b:
, c:
, … q:
,
instead of the u and t we used so far. For example:
topic: ~introductions repeat keep []
t: [Hello][Hi][Hey], I will help you plan your travel.
^respond(~question)
u: SOURCE (at _*)
Is your current location \" '_0 \" ?
a: (~yes)
$source = '_0
^respond(~question)
a: (~no)
OK, so where are you?
u: TARGET (to _*)
Is your destination \" '_0 \" ?
a: (~yes)
$target = '_0
^respond(~question)
a: (~no)
OK, so where do you want to go?
u: DEFAULT ()
^respond(~question)
topic: ~question repeat keep nostay []
u: (!$source)
Where are you?
u: (!$target)
Where do you want to go?
u: ($source $target)
You want to go from $source to $target .
Here, every time the user answers our question, we ask him if that’s what he meant.
Note that we use ~yes
and ~no
as the
patterns for yes and no; this will also match “sure”, “yeah” and other
forms.
Here is a sample dialog:
Hello, I will help you plan your travel. Where are you?
> at Haifa
Is your current location "Haifa "?
> no
OK, so where are you?
> at Ramat Gan
Is your current location "Ramat Gan "?
> yes
Where do you want to go?
> actually I am at Givat Shmuel
Is your current location "Givat Shmuel "?
> sure
Where do you want to go?
> to Jerusalem
Is your destination "Jerusalem "?
> y
Where do you want to go?
> to Jerusalem
Is your destination "Jerusalem "?
> yeah
You want to go from Givat Shmuel to Jerusalem.
> ...
^createfact
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table:
)Our previous bot could understand what the user wants, but it couldn’t really help him reach his goal because it had no knowledge of transportation means. We can give our bot some knowledge by creating facts.
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by FSA EditorSpain thrashed Malta 7-0 as Sergio Ramos was honoured before kick-off after becoming his country’s top appearance-maker.
Sergio Ramos described Spain’s 7-0 demolition of Malta as an “unforgettable night” as the Real Madrid star received a special salute from the Cadiz crowd on Friday.
Ramos captained Robert Moreno’s side to an emphatic victory at Estadio Ramon de Carranza that ensured they will finish top of Euro 2020 qualifying Group F.
First-half goals from Alvaro Morata and Santi Cazorla put Spain, who had already booked a spot at the European Championship, on track for three points before the floodgates opened in the second half, with Pablo Sarabia, Gerard Moreno and Jesus Navas all scoring along with debutants Pau Torres and Dani Olmo.
Ramos was honoured before kick-off with a tifo in the stands, having broken Iker Casillas’ record for all-time Spain appearances in last month’s draw with Norway.
The 33-year-old felt he was unlikely to forget the occasion of his 169th international match.
“This win is the best present. It’s a great personal joy and a good night for the national team,” said Ramos.
“Malta were very deep from the first minute of the game. We paid attention to the coach’s instructions, played down the wings so we could influence the play between the lines and open them up.
“I’m happy in general for the goals, for the debutants and for our qualification.
“I’m very grateful to Cadiz for their support. Hopefully, in Madrid, people will also turn out for the national team.
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Average Scores for Veterans by Clinic
VeteranOne, 1234
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RASC is an interdisciplinary organized research unit (ORU) in the USC Viterbi School of Engineering that focuses on the science and technology of robotic systems, with broad and far-reaching applications. RASC projects span the major areas of robotics, including service, socially assistive, distributed, networked, marine, aerial, humanoid, nano, reconfigurable, and space, and impact a broad spectrum of applications, including assistance, training and rehabilitation, education, environmental monitoring and cleanup, emergency response, homeland security, and entertainment.
The Center was established in the fall of 2002 and continues to grow. It serves as a lynch pin for strategic research areas at USC and facilitates interdisciplinary interactions and collaborations through its robotics faculty and its large and diverse team of affiliates within USC and outside. RASC members are also active in STEM education and outreach to K-12 schools.
RASC aims to:
The research of RASC members is supported by federal, corporate and private sponsors. Federal funders include the National Science Foundation (NSF), Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA), Office of Naval Research (ONR), National Institutes of Health (NIH), NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Army Research Laboratory, and NASA, among others.
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Pemberton, Ray lift Hofstra over CS Fullerton 79-57
FULLERTON, Calif. (AP) - Eli Pemberton had 19 points to lead five Hofstra players in double figures as the Pride beat Cal State Fullerton 79-57 on Sunday.
Jalen Ray added 18 points for the Pride, Desure Buie scored 14 and Omar Silverio and Isaac Kante had 10 points apiece.
Wayne Arnold had 15 points for the Titans (2-3). Austen Awosika added 13 points and Tory San Antonio had seven rebounds.
Hofstra (4-2) faces San Diego on the road on Wednesday. Cal State Fullerton matches up against Southeast Missouri on Wednesday.
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This is probably the most used data type in general Concept applications.
Can have various members like: var (variant member), properties, functions and events. Access to class members can be: public, private, protected and static. public will be available to any child class, and to any user private will be available to the current class only. Will NOT be available to a child class protected will be available to the current calss and all its children. Will not be available to an external call. static this type applies only to functions and if a function is declared static, is not allowed to use any of the other members of the class. This is useful for functions that you're required to call without instantiating the class. Concept is an strict object-oriented language, so one cannot create functions not contained by a class, but instead can create static functions. Let's discuss the example. On line 1 you see how a class is declared using the "class" keyword. Line 2 contains a standard data member contained by the class. As you can see it has a default value. The default values can be only numbers or strings and are optional. Line 3 declares an event. Events are basically aliases for virtual functions that were used in the early versions of Concept. As you can see the event is named "_EventName". Each time in the current class the event will be fired (by calling this as a normal function) a function named "EventName" (what you see after the "triggers" keyword). After the {delegate} data type was added, the "event/triggers" is considered useless. How ever one can find function to this, and was and will be maintained. On line 5 you have a standard constructor. A constructor is a function that has the same name with the class, must have public access and should not be called directly. It is called automatically by using the "new" operator, and passing is parameters list to it as you can see on line 87. On line 12 you have a private member function. That function will be available only to "BaseClass" objects. Other classes (even it's a child) will not be able to call foo_base. On line 25 we see another class that inherits (extends) "BaseClass". A class can inherit one or more classes as you can see on line 79. Multiple inheritance is not generally recommended. A child class will inherit all of the parent's members and will have access to the public and protected ones. The default access for class members is "public" (if a member specifies no access, the "public" access will be assumed). A class parent can be referenced using the "super". If a class has more than one parents, "super" will reference the first parent. The other parents should be referenced by their names. For example, C inherits B and A. To call the constructor from B you can use B() and A() to call A's constructor. On lines 28,29 and 32 you can see how properties are set. A property has a read method ("get") and an optional write method ("set"). The get method can be applied to a data member or a function. However, the "set" method can be only a function. If you call set on a data member, the Concept Server will fail to set the variable. This is because the set implies a control over the data set by using a function. If no function is found, no action will be taken. On line 38 you see how a member (virtually any member can be overridden). An overridden member will allow to define another member having the same name in the child class. To call the old member, you can use the super::member_name. On line 65 you see a static function. Static function can be called using the "::" operator. For example, you can call foo static this way: SomeClass::foo_static(1,2) without having an object of that class. Keep in mind that static functions can not be access members of the owner class ("this" is not available, "this" references the current instance of the current class). On line 74 you have an example of how you can override an operator used by a class. Not all the operators can be overridden. For more information about operators overriding check the "override" section. On line 87 you see how a class is instantiated. On line 53 you see how you declare a function with optional parameters (parameters that can be omitted when calling the function). After the first optional parameter definition, all the remaining parameters that follow should be also optional. Default values of the optional parameters can be only static data types (numbers or strings). On line 60 you se a variable preceded by the "var" keywords that is usually used to declare variables. When this is this way, a variable will be passed by the reference. When a variable will be referenced this way, any changes to that variable in the called function will directly reflect into the one passed as a parameter. Variables not passed with the "var" keyword will not suffer any changes. Notice that the objects passed as a parameter will affect the same object (even if no "var" is used). "var" links to a variable, but one or more variables can link to the same object or array. The entry point of a Concept Application is the constructor of the class named Main. |
01: class Base { 02: public var test="default value"; 03: event _EventName triggers EventName; 04: 05: public function Base() { 06: // the Base class constructor 07: 08: // fire an event (a virtual function that will be later implemented) 09: _EventName(); 10: } 11: 12: private function foo_base() { 13: return "not accessible by a child"; 14: } 15: 16: public function foo_to_override() { 17: } 18: } 19: 20: 21: class Base2 { 22: // no members 23: } 24: 25: class SomeClass extends Base { 26: private var _X; 27: 28: public property X { get _X, set SetX } // a read-write property 29: public property read_onlyX { get _X} // a read only property 30: // you can't have write-only properties 31: 32: public property readX { get GetX } 33: 34: public function EventName() { 35: echo "Event fired!"; 36: } 37: 38: override foo_to_override; 39: public function foo_to_override(x) { // can have a different header 40: // if you want, you can call the old function this way: 41: Base::foo_to_override(); 42: } 43: 44: public function GetX() { 45: return _X; 46: } 47: 48: public function SetX(x) { 49: _X=x; // or this._X=x; (is exactly the same) 50: return x; 51: } 52: 53: public function SomeClass(x, y="an optional parameter") { 54: // counstructor 55: 56: super(); // is equivalent to Base() 57: // when having multiple inheritance, super will refer the first class name. 58: } 59: 60: public function foo(x, var y) { 61: y=x*10; 62: return 5; 63: } 64: 65: static function foo_static(a,b) { 66: returns a*b; 67: } 68: 69: function finalize() { 70: // the destructor, if needed 71: } 72: 73: // override the + operator 74: operator +(y) { 75: return _X+y; // returns a number 76: } 77: } 78: 79: class MultimpleInheritance extends Base 80: extends Base2 { 81: 82: } 83: 84: 85: class Main { 86: function Main() { 87: var a=new SomeClass(10) 88: } 89: } |
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In the Beginning...
Akinwande Oluwole "Wole" Babatunde Soyinka born 13 July 1934) is a Nigerian playwright and poet. He was awarded the 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature, the first African to be honored in that category. Soyinka was born into a Yoruba family in Abeokuta. After studying in Nigeria and the UK, he worked with the Royal Court Theatre in London. He went on to write plays that were produced in both countries, in theatres and on radio. He took an active role in Nigeria's political history and its struggle for independence from Great Britain. In 1965, he seized the Western Nigeria Broadcasting Service studio and broadcast a demand for the cancellation of the Western Nigeria Regional Elections. In 1967 during the Nigerian Civil War, he was arrested by the federal government of General Yakubu Gowon and put in solitary confinement for two years.
Activism
Soyinka has been a strong critic of successive Nigerian governments, especially the country's many military dictators, as well as other political tyrannies, including the Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe. Much of his writing has been concerned with "the oppressive boot and the irrelevance of the colour of the foot that wears it". During the regime of General Sani Abacha (1993-98), Soyinka escaped from Nigeria on a motorcycle via the "NADECO Route." Abacha later proclaimed a death sentence against him "in absentia." With civilian rule restored to Nigeria in 1999, Soyinka returned to his nation.
Career
In Nigeria, Soyinka was a Professor of Comparative Literature (1975 to 1999) at the Obafemi Awolowo University, then called the University of Ife. With civilian rule restored to Nigeria in 1999, he was made professor emeritus. While in the United States, he first taught at Cornell University and then at Emory University where in 1996 he was appointed Robert W. Woodruff Professor of the Arts. Soyinka has been a Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and has served as scholar-in-residence at NYU's Institute of African American Affairs and at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California, US. He has also taught at the universities of Oxford, Harvard and Yale.
Legacy and Honours
The Wole Soyinka Lecture Annual Lecture Series was founded in 1994 and "is dedicated to honouring one of Nigeria and Africa's most outstanding and enduring literary icons: Professor Wole Soyinka" It is organised by the National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity). Wole Soyinka with six other students founded the organisation in 1952 at the then University College Ibadan (now University of Ibadan).
Some of the ways he has been honoured include the following:
- 1973: Honorary D.Litt, University of Leeds.
- 1973–74: Overseas Fellow, Churchill College, Cambridge.
- 1983: Elected an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
- 1983: Anisfield-Wolf Book Award, United States.
- 1986: Nobel Prize for Literature.
- 1986: Agip Prize for Literature.
- 1986: Commander of the Federal Republic, CFR.
- 1990: Benson Medal from Royal Society of Literature.
- 1993: Honorary doctorate, Harvard University.
- 2002: Honorary fellowship, SOAS.
- 2005: Honorary doctorate degree, Princeton University.
- 2005: Conferred with the chieftaincy title of the Akinlatun of Egbaland by the Oba Alake of the Egba clan of Yorubaland. Soyinka was made a tribal aristocrat with the right to use the Yoruba title Oloye.
- 2009: Academy of Achievement Golden Plate Award.
- 2013: Anisfield-Wolf Book Award, Lifetime Achievement, United States.
- 2014: International Humanist Award.


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Well, I was finally able to make it to the LoCo (Local Community) F2F (Face to Face) meeting yesterday. To me, it seemed to be a quite successful event. About 16-18 people made it, which meant that we pretty much took over that entire wing of Mellow Mushroom. The food was definitely top notch as well -- I had a great calzone. It was really great to get a chance to know some of the people from the IRC, even if I didn't get a match between name and IRC nick in all cases.
In the future I (and some of the others) would also like to see meetings with activities or presentations. One idea that was tossed around was an open-source LAN party. We could break out games like openarena, tremulous, and others. Hopefully some of these ideas will come together.


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by Jessica NapoliThe franchise is growing!
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"'The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' takes viewers into an undiscovered world that is about so much more than religion, although the Mormon church is undeniably engrained in the culture," Bravo said in a press release.

"With Hollywood’s exclusive Sundance Film Festival in their backyards, these Type-A power-brokers are accustomed to rubbing elbows with A-listers and what party list you are on means everything. They have mastered running wildly successful enterprises by day and enjoy après ski at the finest resorts by night, all the while raising extraordinary and unconventional families.
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