Question: Describe the Ili pika and explain why it is important to protect this species.

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 Describe the Ili pika and explain why it is important to protect this species.

This Ili pika was seen last summer in China's Tianshan Mountains.
Weidong Li, the species' original discoverer and a scientist at the Xinjiang Institute for Ecology and Geography, had gathered a group of volunteers in the Tianshan Mountains for some pika searching. At noon one day, as they were setting up camera traps, the team spotted their prize.
A curious pika emerged from a gap in the cliff face, and Li snapped a few photos (including the one above).
"They found it hiding behind a rock, and they realized they had found the pika. They were very excited," said Tatsuya Shin, a naturalist in China who works with the pika's discoverers.
In 1983, the Chinese government sent Li to the mountainous Xinjiang Province to study natural resources and infectious diseases. As Li explored a valley by Jilimalale Mountain, he saw a small, gray head sticking out from a crack in the rock. As he edged closer, Li got a look at its whole body.
The animal was about 8 inches (20 centimeters) long, with large ears and several small brown spots in its gray fur. Li wasn't familiar with the species, nor were nearby herdsmen. Li caught a specimen and sent it to a scientist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, who said he believed the pika was a new species.
Although Li couldn't find any more pikas on a second trip to the area in December 1983, a third trip in 1985 was more successful, and the additional specimens allowed academy researchers to confirm that the Ili pika was new to science.
Like other species of pika found in North America, the Ili pika lives at high elevations—between 9,200 and 13,450 feet (2,800 to 4,100 meters)—and subsists mainly on grasses, herbs, and other mountain plants.
Check out this file video of a North American pika.
Like other high-dwelling creatures, the pika is sensitive to changes in its environment. A 1990s estimate put its population at about 2,000 individuals, and it's believed to be decreasing in number, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Even so, there are no concerted efforts under way to help the Ili pika. Li said he hopes to change that, and use the rediscovery of the animal to create conservation areas for the species.
How could anyone turn down a face like that?
Check out National Geographic China, which will publish a story about the pika in its March 2015 issue.


Question: Write a response about cycling races.

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I love reliving the great stages! Especially when things happen so fast and furiously throughout the race.
Surely Yates “dangled off the back” because there was no point at all risking anything at all. He just had to get safely to the line.
Cosmo, love your videos – you make cycling even more exciting. You couldn’t do too many for me to watch. Very much appreciated.


Question: Is there really a wage gap between black and white workers?

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 Is there really a wage gap between black and white workers?

Most studies and articles purporting a ‘wage gap’ between blacks and whites do not control for IQ, skills, hours worked, prior job experience, educational attainment, and employment status.
Young white workers work significantly more hours than young blacks with similar skills. The main exception is that young black college graduates work almost as many hours as equally-skilled white college graduates. As a result, they earn almost as much per year. Finally, we show that the disparity in hours worked has a cumulative effect. At all skill levels, the black-white wage gap stems partly from black-white differences in past work experience.
Controlling for AFQT completely changes these residual wage gaps (see columns (2) and (4)). For men, the wage gap narrows by roughly two thirds, to about 9 percent. For women, the gap is actually reversed. Black women earn five percent more per hour than white women with the same AFQT score.
A criticism of the racial wage gap has been noted by a few scholars: the racial wage gap fails to account for the amount of people in a certain race that are unemployed. Examining median incomes does not reflect the growing racial disparity in joblessness. The Butler-Heckman hypothesis states that the least-skilled members of society are also the ones who are most likely to be not working, suggesting that the wage gap does not account for the overall difference in wages between races. An analysis of the black-white wage gap which accounted for unemployment found that when unemployment was included in the calculation of the weekly wages convergence from 1950 to 2000, the convergence percentage went from 13 percent to only 3 percent.
So when you control for all these factors, the disparity deceases dramatically.
So these ‘racist’ employers are favoring Asians, or perhaps a more plausible explanation is educational attainment and skills.


Question: What is a Chaca? Respond in 65 words.

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Chaca is the only genus in the catfish family Chacidae. These fish are commonly known as squarehead catfishes, frogmouth catfishes, or angler catfishes. These unusual fish have a sedentary lifestyle and spend much of their time motionless.
The name "Chaca" is because, when removed from the water, they will rapidly repeat the sound "chaca". Only "C. chaca" makes these sounds; the other species do not.


Question: Give a description of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lolo. Respond in 1 sentences.

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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Lolo () is a diocese located in the town of Bumba in the Ecclesiastical province of Mbandaka-Bikoro in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.


Question: Who is Daniel Goddard? Respond briefly.

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Daniel Richard Goddard (born 28 August 1971) is an Australian actor and model. He is known for his starring role as Dar on the syndicated action drama "BeastMaster", based on the 1982 film "The Beastmaster", and for playing Cane Ashby on the CBS daytime soap opera "The Young and the Restless" since 2007.


Question: Describe the village of Dak Jamal. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Dak Jamal (, also Romanized as Dak Jamāl) is a village in Kahnuk Rural District, Irandegan District, Khash County, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran. Its population in 2006 was 29, in 5 families.


Question: What is Moss Force?

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Moss Force is a waterfall situated within the Lake District National Park in the English county of Cumbria. It is located 10 km SW of the town of Keswick at Newlands Hause, the pass between the Newlands Valley and the Buttermere Valley. It is part of Alfred Wainwright's famous "Wainwright Memorial Walk," and its beauty was celebrated by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.


Question: What happened in Pontiac this morning?

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A 14-year-old boy was killed and a 20-year-old man arrested in a fatal shooting Monday morning in Pontiac, police say.
The shooting took place about 2:40 a.m. on the 100 block of Willard, which is south of Auburn and east of Woodward. Police responded to a 911 call saying a victim had been shot in the chest, but when they arrived, the victim had already been privately transported to McLaren Oakland hospital.
He was pronounced dead there.
The suspect, the 20-year-old man, was at the hospital when the Oakland County deputy sheriffs arrived. They transported him to the Pontiac substation for an interview.
The suspect told police he had a handgun under a mattress, and that when he and the victim moved the mattress to another spot in the home, the gun accidentally went off.
The suspect then conveyed the victim to the hospital, which is where police met him. He's at Oakland County Jail in Pontiac, pending charges.


Question: Describe the UG2+ workshop and the UG2+ Challenge, and discuss how image enhancement and restoration algorithms can improve image interpretability for automatic visual recognition to classify scene content.

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The advantages of collecting images from outdoor camera platforms, like UAVs, surveillance cameras and outdoor robots, are evident and clear. For instance, man-portable UAV systems can be launched from safe positions to survey difficult or dangerous terrain, acquiring hours of video without putting human lives at risk. What is unclear is how to automate the interpretation of these images - a necessary measure in the face of millions of frames containing artifacts unique to the operation of the sensor and optics platform in outdoor, unconstrained, and usually visually degraded environments.
Continuing the success of the 1st UG2 Prize Challenge workshop held at CVPR 2018, UG2+ provides an integrated forum for researchers to review the recent progress of handling various adverse visual conditions in real-world scenes, in robust, effective and task-oriented ways. Beyond the human vision-driven restorations, we also extend particular attention to the degradation models and the related inverse recovery processes that may benefit successive machine vision tasks. We embrace the most advanced deep learning systems, but are still open to classical physically grounded models, as well as any well-motivated combination of the two streams. The workshop will consist of four invited talks, together with peer-reviewed regular papers (oral and poster), and talks associated with winning prize challenge contributions.
Novel algorithms for robust object detection, segmentation or recognition on outdoor mobility platforms, such as UAVs, gliders, autonomous cars, outdoor robots, etc.
Novel algorithms for robust object detection and/or recognition in the presence of one or more real-world adverse conditions, such as haze, rain, snow, hail, dust, underwater, low-illumination, low resolution, etc.
The potential models and theories for explaining, quantifying, and optimizing the mutual influence between the low-level computational photography (image reconstruction, restoration, or enhancement) tasks and various high-level computer vision tasks.
Novel physically grounded and/or explanatory models, for the underlying degradation and recovery processes, of real-world images going through complicated adverse visual conditions.
Novel evaluation methods and metrics for image restoration and enhancement algorithms, with a particular emphasis on no-reference metrics, since for most real outdoor images with adverse visual conditions it is hard to obtain any clean “ground truth” to compare with.
Can the application of image enhancement and restoration algorithms as a pre-processing step improve image interpretability for automatic visual recognition to classify scene content?
The UG2+ Challenge seeks to advance the analysis of "difficult" imagery by applying image restoration and enhancement algorithms to improve analysis performance. Participants are tasked with developing novel algorithms to improve the analysis of imagery captured under problematic conditions.
Image restoration and enhancement algorithms that remove corruptions like blur, noise and mis-focus, or manipulate images to gain resolution, change perspective and compensate for lens distortion are now commonplace in photo editing tools. Such operations are necessary to improve the quality of images for recognition purposes. But they must be compatible with the recognition process itself, and not adversely affect feature extraction or decision making.
Rama Chellappa holds a Minta Martin Professorship in the A.J. Clark School of Engineering and served as the Chair of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department from 2011-2018.
Lars Ericson is currently a Program Manager at the Intelligence Advanced Research Project Activity ( IARPA ), within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, with a focus on biometrics, computer vision, sensors, and nanotechnology.
Heesung Kwon is a Senior Researcher and the Image Analytics Team lead at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL).
Manmohan Chandraker is an Assistant Professor at the CSE department of the University of California, San Diego and is the Computer Vision Lead at NEC Labs America.


Question: "Who do you think should be Rookie of the Year?"

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 "Who do you think should be Rookie of the Year?"

Who has been the best rookie this season -- Ben Simmons or Donovan Mitchell?
Which rookie postseason star is the real ROY?
This year's NBA Rookie of the Year debate, one of the most fiercely contested in some time, has continued raging well after awards ballots were due two and a half weeks ago.
While most rookies either play small roles for contending teams or put up bigger per-game numbers on lottery-bound ones, Donovan Mitchell of the Utah Jazz and Ben Simmons of the Philadelphia 76ers have been driving forces in their teams' advancing to the second round of the playoffs.
As Mitchell and Simmons continue to shine on a bigger stage, let's revisit the question: Who has been this year's most valuable rookie?
The case for Mitchell as Rookie of the Year centered largely on his leading role in the Jazz's offense. Utah's 48 wins during the regular season were the most by a team led in scoring by a rookie since the 1989-90 San Antonio Spurs, who won 56 games behind rookie David Robinson (who was 24 at the time, having spent four years in college and two more serving in the Navy).
A focus on scoring does a disservice to Simmons' involvement in the 76ers' attack. While both Joel Embiid (22.9 ppg) and JJ Redick (17.1 ppg) scored more points than Simmons (15.8 ppg), Simmons ranked fifth in the league with 8.2 assists per game -- more than double Mitchell's 3.7 assist average.
Last season, I introduced the stat "combined usage" to quantify a player's role in the offense as both a scorer and a passer, adding the percentage of the team's plays that he finished with a shot, trip to the free throw line or turnover (traditional usage rate) to those on which he handed out an assist. While Mitchell still comes out slightly ahead, both players played historically large roles for rookies on winning teams.
Although Mitchell and Simmons operated in very different styles -- Mitchell creating primarily for himself, Simmons primarily for others -- their overall offensive value as rookies was similar. Basketball-Reference.com's box plus-minus metric (BPM) gives Mitchell the slight edge (plus-1.3 offensive BPM to Simmons' 1.0), as does ESPN's real plus-minus (plus-1.7 for Mitchell, plus-1.5 for Simmons).
Although Mitchell might deserve the nod as offensive Rookie of the Year, Simmons distinguishes himself at the defensive end of the court. Mitchell entered the league advertised as a strong defender -- that was probably considered his better skill as a prospect -- and lived up to expectations as part of the NBA's second-best defense during the regular season.
Nonetheless, Simmons was the more valuable defender. Part of that is simply about size and positional value. The 6-foot-3 Mitchell naturally matched up almost exclusively against perimeter players, whereas the 6-foot-10 Simmons was one of the league's most versatile defenders. He defended both guard spots and both forward spots at least 20 percent of the time and none more than 30 percent, per Second Spectrum matchup data, which tracks a player's defensive assignment for the majority of a given play.
Then there were Simmons' box-score contributions on defense. He rebounded nearly 20 percent of opponents' missed shots, making him above average for a power forward. Simmons was one of 16 regular players (minimum 1,000 minutes) in the league to average at least two steals per 100 team plays on defense and block at least 2 percent of opponent 2-point attempts.
In an era when few rookies are immediately productive, Simmons, in particular, stood as an exception. His 10.1 wins above replacement player (WARP) by my metric ranked fourth among all rookies in the one-and-done era.
By this metric, Mitchell -- 24th in the one-and-done era with 5.2 WARP -- was less exceptional. But switching to RPM supports the notion that this was one of the strongest Rookie of the Year battles in recent memory. Both Simmons and Mitchell rank among the top 10 rookies of the past 18 seasons by RPM wins above replacement (WAR), which dates to 2000-01 -- as does Jayson Tatum of the Boston Celtics, the likely third-place finisher in Rookie of the Year voting.
Given how effective they were during the regular season, it's all the more remarkable that Mitchell and Simmons have both been even better in the playoffs.
Just as it has become rare for rookies to contribute as much to winning teams as Mitchell and Simmons have, so too has it been out of the ordinary for them to be such big factors in the postseason. Back through 2000, this year's duo ranks among the top six rookies in WARP per game in a playoff run of at least six games.
Mitchell's playoff run has been compared to that of Dwyane Wade leading the Miami Heat to the second round in 2004, and that holds up in terms of advanced statistics. While Wade didn't shoulder as heavy an offensive load as Mitchell, who is finishing an incredible 32 percent of the Jazz's plays in the postseason, Wade handed out 6.9 assists per 100 team plays -- more than double Mitchell's playoff mark. As such, they were similarly valuable in the playoffs.
With Embiid sidelined the first two games, Simmons was Philadelphia's best player in a comfortable 4-1 series win over the Heat. Even after a seven-turnover performance in the 76ers' Game 1 loss to the Boston Celtics, Simmons is posting the most WARP per game by a rookie in an extended playoff run since Tim Duncan in 1998.
In three of the past four seasons, Mitchell would have been an easy choice for Rookie of the Year, and in 2015-16, his strong RPM would have given him a reasonable case over Towns' superior box score stats. It's to Mitchell's slight misfortune that he happens to be putting together a strong rookie campaign at the same time Simmons has posted one of the best in recent memory.
Fortunately, while only one can win Rookie of the Year, there's plenty of room for both Mitchell and Simmons to emerge as stars in this postseason and beyond.


Question: Do you know when wheelchair basketball was held at the Asian Para Games? Respond in 27 words.

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Wheelchair basketball at the 2010 Asian Para Games were held in Guangyao Gymnasium from December 13 to December 18. There were 2 gold medals in this sport.


Question: Describe the popularity of hybrid vehicles in Europe.

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Around 60 per cent of all new Panamera models that have been delivered in Europe were equipped with a hybrid drive. The new Panamera plug-in hybrid models were launched on the European market in June 2017. In some countries, the proportion of hybrid vehicles is even higher.


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At eight years old, the BMW S1000RR has aged remarkably well, due in part to a healthy update for the 2015 model year.
But, when compared to the cutting edge bikes in the market right now, the venerable “RR” does seem to be lacking some modern touches, so it shouldn’t surprise us to see the German brand updating its machine for the 2018 model year.
Caught testing by the busy lenses at Motorrad Magazine, the 2018 BMW S1000RR appears to be an all-new motorcycle, with several noticeable changes to the chassis, and rumored changes to its four-cylinder engine.
The most obvious details for 2018 include a redesigned swingarm, a modified chassis shape, restyled bodywork and aesthetic pieces (note the new exhaust can and matching headlights), and the engine case sports changes that suggest the inner-workings of the inline-four engine have been modified.
Thus looking close to a final production form, we would expect this all-new superbike to debut at the 2017 EIMCA show in Milan, as a 2018 model year motorcycle.
Our guess for other features on the 2018 BMW S1000RR would include a more robust and adjustable electronics system, which takes better use of the bikes inertial measurement unit (IMU).
A TFT-dash is also likely (BMW has been pushing this tech on its current crop of machines), and we expect modest power gains while still being Euro4 compliant.
With EIMCA still a few months away, in early-November, we still have some time to suss out news about the 2018 BMW S1000RR, and how extensive its changes actually are – but so far, we like what we see. Stay tuned.


Question: Explain the background of the F-35 jets arriving in Burlington, VT, and the responses from local and state leaders.

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The Vermont senators and congressman supported bringing the plane to Vermont while the Air Force was making the basing decisions several years ago.
Vermont's Congressional delegation stands by their decision to support basing F-35 jets at the Burlington Air National Guard Base even as Burlington's city councilors prepare to vote on a resolution requesting the Air Force cancel the jets.
Sens. Bernie Sanders and Patrick Leahy and Rep. Peter Welch issued a joint statement Monday saying that if the council passes the resolution, they "expect the Air Force to respond and answer any questions the Council puts forth."
The senators and congressman supported bringing the plane to Vermont while the Air Force was making the basing decisions several years ago, the three said, to ensure a long-term mission for the Vermont Air National Guard.
Burlington residents voted on Town Meeting Day to direct their city government to request the federal government cancel the planned 2019 arrival of 18 F-35 jets, and to request an alternative plane for the Vermont National Guard to fly out of their base at the Burlington International Airport in South Burlington.
The City Council approved 9-3 a resolution Monday night that requests the Air Force replace the F-35 with an alternative plane, as well as a list of several questions about the F-35 for the Air Force to answer.
Tuesday, the state's top National Guard official, Maj. Gen. Steven Cray, called the resolution an avoidable distraction and said the decision about the jets has been made.
"Questions have been addressed and answered over the last five years," he said. "While this unnecessary process continues, allow me to be clear: the men and women of the Vermont Air National Guard will be ready to receive the F-35 in 2019."
After the vote, Mayor Miro Weinberger raised the possibility he would veto the resolution. In a Tuesday afternoon statement, he said he would take the next two weeks to decide what to do.
“The decision now fully before me as a result of last night’s City Council vote is potentially consequential for the people of Burlington, the Burlington International Airport, the region, and the Vermont Air National Guard," he said.
He said the council "made clear last night that it does not support the cancellation of the F-35 basing in Burlington" by voting down a change to the resolution that would have requested cancellation out right and removed the list of questions.
In their Monday afternoon statement, the Congressional delegation did not specifically answer whether their stance had shifted after seeing the results of Burlington's Town Meeting Day vote but said they respect that not all Vermonters agree on the issue.
"The Guard's leadership has pledged to work closely with the community to develop a plan for operation of the new aircraft in ways that minimize impact whenever possible," they said.
Councilor Joan Shannon, who sponsored the resolution, said she was unsure what impact the initiative will have on the basing.
"Who can predict what the Trump administration might do?" she said, adding that the National Guard does not "take orders from the Burlington City Council or the Burlington city voters."
The Guard would need to get new orders from the Air Force for their plans to change, she said.
The Council has requested the Air Force to respond to the questions by May 1.
Is there another mission that would be available to the Vermont Air National Guard without jeopardizing their future service to the state of Vermont or defense of our nation?
Would the F-35's stealth coating create additional environmental concerns if the plane crashed as compared with an F-16 or a commercial jet?
Would C-130 transport planes likely be less noisy and disruptive to the adjacent community than F-35s?
Note: Councilor Max Tracy withdrew his co-sponsorship of the resolution after this story was initially published on Monday afternoon.


Question: Have there been more pedestrian accidents in Toronto lately? Respond in detail.

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Hours after 10 pedestrians were struck on Toronto’s streets on Thursday morning, the pedestrian accident rate had soared as eight more were struck by the evening.
Const. Clint Stibbe, spokesperson for Traffic Services of the Toronto Police Service, was unable to say whether 18 is the number for the most pedestrians struck in a day, but it was well above expectations.
“Almost three times higher,” said Stibbe.
One of the pedestrians was a 63-year-old woman, who died in hospital after she was struck in Leaside.
Another, a 15-year-old boy, remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Collisions involving pedestrians spike between mid-September and mid-December, Stibbe said. The incidence dies down when the holidays start and people go on vacation.
“November will be the worst month,” says Stibbe.
Kim McKinnon, a spokesperson for the city’s paramedics, said they tend to see an increase in pedestrians being struck in the fall, when days start to get shorter.
“Obviously, there is something about (the day), the weather and the status of the roads and people rushing that is causing these accidents,” she said.
In September, Toronto police said that 542 pedestrians and 541 cyclists had been hit by cars since June 1. The total of 1,083 collisions means about 9.5 crashes occur every day, or one every 2.5 hours. This has increased since last year, when 999 pedestrians and cyclists were hit during the same period.
Pedestrian fatalities have increased by 34 per cent since 2005, according to the City of Toronto. One pedestrian is killed or seriously injured in Toronto every two days. Pedestrian fatalities account for about 50 per cent of total yearly traffic fatalities in the city, and 35 pedestrians have been killed in 2016 so far, Toronto Police said in a statement released Friday afternoon.
Road deaths in Toronto are increasing in general, peaking at 65 in 2015, which is an 11-year high. Stibbe says that if two more people are killed in traffic accidents this year, the number will be the most traffic-related fatalities since 2004.
In an effort to bring the incidents down, City Hall is starting up a Road Safety Plan, which will begin in January and will run until 2021.
The plan will involve creating pedestrian safety corridors in places where serious collisions frequently occur. It also proposes lowering speed limits in 54 locations, many of them on downtown arteries such as Yonge St., Bay St., Bathurst St., Queen St., Dundas St. and Bloor St.
In 28 locations, the speeds will be reduced from 50 km/h to 40 km/h, and in 24 others the limit will go from 60 km/h to 50 km/h. In two locations outside of the downtown core, limits will fall from 70 km/h to 60 km/h in an effort to increase the likelihood of pedestrians surviving a collision, the rate of survival decreasing as speed limits increase.
The Road Safety Plan aims to lower pedestrian deaths by 20 per cent over 10 years, but many are arguing that this goal is not good enough.
According to Dylan Reid, the co-founder of Walk Toronto, a 20-per-cent decrease in pedestrian deaths from 2015 would leave the number at 31, which is still higher than the 18 pedestrian deaths in 2011.
Other countries have had success with road safety crackdowns; Sweden created a road safety plan in 1997 and reduced traffic fatalities by 66 per cent between 1990 and 2011. The plan, called Vision Zero, has become national law there.


Question: Explain how President Trump's trade war could affect the Republican Party in the 2018 midterm elections.

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Republicans are increasingly worried that President Trump’s burgeoning global trade war could cripple the U.S. economy and hand control of Congress to Democrats.
A raft of traditional GOP allies are warning about the consequences. On Monday, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a report highlighting how international trade supports industries ranging from Texas pork to Oregon plywood. Last week, General Motors told the Department of Commerce that proposed tariffs would lead to reduced employment and lower wages at the company — a development that would have dire implications for suppliers already skittish about continuing to produce the parts used to build vehicles. And on June 26, leading industry trade groups from the American Petroleum Institute to the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers signed a letter in support of a Congressional effort to impede Trump’s tariffs.
“We’re trying to improve trade, but the way it’s being done is backfiring on U.S. companies and will backfire on the U.S. economy,” said Carlos Gutierrez, U.S. Secretary of Commerce under George W. Bush and chair of the Albright Stonebridge Group.
The list of fronts in Trump’s trade war is long and affects a host of politically sensitive industries. He has placed tariffs on steel and aluminum from across the globe, including allies like Canada and the European Union. He has targeted a wide variety of Chinese goods valued at $50 billion and told his team to identify $200 billion more. He’s even floated a 25% tariff on all auto imports, many of which come from allies like Germany and Japan.
Congress has tried to raise the alarm about how all this could play out in November, when Republicans are defending majorities in the House and Senate. Trump’s protectionist inclinations run counter to what it has meant for years to be a Republican. But these aren’t just academic arguments. An economic downturn brought on by tariffs could help Democrats net the 23 seats they need to recapture the House majority. A trade war could destroy industries at the heart of local economies. Kentucky, for example, faces a $180 million hit in European tariffs on whiskey, $25 million from Canada, $10 million from Mexico and $2 million from China, according to the Chamber’s database of tariffs and targets.
Intellectually, Republicans in the House and Senate get what these outside groups are saying. Many lawmakers privately agree with these boosters. But attempts by Congress to rein in the President’s trade policies are largely non-starters. Retiring Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee fought to include a check on Trump, only to be sidelined by fellow Republicans who rightly note that while the President’s approval rating isn’t stellar, it’s still better than that of Congress.
Trade is an area that affects the pocketbooks of the GOP base as well as its bigwigs. A dip in investor confidence could lead trillions in invested wealth to disappear. And while the ultra-rich would seem the obvious losers, much of this could be felt in teacher retirement funds, municipal bonds and college endowments. Trump may not base policy decisions in how that affects Republicans in 2018. But his re-election in 2020 could hinge on the economy’s health.
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Question: Please explain the statement from Rep. Adam Schiff's office about Donald Trump Jr.'s testimony before the House Intelligence Committee.

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An aide to Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said Tuesday that neither he nor his staff leaked any "non-public information" about the testimony of Donald Trump Jr. last week, but his office defended his decision to tell reporters the president's son had refused to answer a key question from the panel.
Schiff had told reporters that Trump Jr., who testified for nearly eight hours, would not reveal the details of a discussion he had with his father earlier this year, when news of a secret Trump Tower meeting between the younger Trump and Kremlin-linked people began seeping out.
Trump Jr. invoked attorney-client privilege to sidestep discussing the matter, saying a lawyer had been in the room at the time. Schiff told the media later that he viewed the claim as an invalid reason to withhold information.
Trump Jr. reportedly has since issued a letter to the House Russia probe leader, Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas), demanding an investigation into what he said were leaked details of his interview — portions of which emerged while he was still inside the Capitol testifying.
“Ranking Member Schiff and his staff do not leak classified or confidential information, and any disclosure of non-public information by the congressional committees undertaking investigations is singularly unhelpful," Schiff's office said in a statement. "It is imperative that all investigations into Russia’s covert political interference campaign operate with appropriate discretion and refrain from publicizing information for short-sighted political gain."
Trump Jr.'s letter reportedly took aim at three Democrats: Schiff, Eric Swalwell and Jackie Speier, all from California, for subsequent TV appearances that characterized Trump Jr.'s testimony.
Republicans vented last week about their public commentary too, with Conaway telling POLITICO that he saw Swalwell "blathering" on TV about the interview.
"We admonish every witness...do not talk to anyone except your lawyer. Why would we not honor that ourselves?" Conaway said. "Why would we not hold ourselves to the same standard?"


Question: Respond in 11 sentences. Describe Professor George Etzel Pearcy's plan to redraw the U.S. states and name them with reference to natural geologic features or cultural history.

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In 1973, California State University geography professor George Etzel Pearcy suggested that the U.S. redraw its antiquated state boundaries and narrow the overall number of states to 38.
Pearcy's proposed state lines were drawn in less-populated areas, isolating large cities and reducing their number within each state. He argued that if there were fewer cities vying for a state's tax dollars, more money would be available for projects that would benefit all citizens.
Because the current states were being chopped up beyond recognition, part of his plan included renaming the new states by referencing natural geologic features or the region's cultural history.
While he did have a rather staunch support network—economists, geographers, and even a few politicians argued that Pearcy's plan might be crazy enough to work—the proposal lost steam in Washington. Imagine all the work that would have to be done to enact Pearcy's plan: re-surveying the land, setting up new voter districts, new taxation infrastructure—basically starting the whole country over. It's easy to see why the government balked (though that doesn't mean it was a bad idea).
The Afternoon Map is a semi-regular feature in which we post maps and infographics. In the afternoon. Semi-regularly. We first covered today's map way back in 2008.


Question: Describe the 8th Annual Easter Freekout. Respond in 18 sentences.

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It's The 8th Annual Eatser Freekout. 3 to 6 PM, Sunday 4/21/19. Exclusively on The Irrelevant Show!
Join Dominick of Electric Candle for a look back at the Summer Of Love 1967. This is a project Dominick as worked on for nearly the past 2 years.
With the vast amount of music and historical happenings, the production has grown and encompasses more than just the gatherings and music in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury of 1967.
Dominick will be your host for this look back in time.
The broadcast will happen on Saturday March 23, 2019 from 3:00PM till 10:00PM.
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This annual celebration of non-traditional (and maybe a little traditional) holiday songs and comedy for the Christmas season, including a generous portion of Bob Rivers' Twisted Christmas, Dr. Demento and the "Christmas Anthem", Root Boy Slim's "Xmas At K-Mart." Catch the cheer from 3:00 until 10:00 PM, Saturday, December 22, 2018.
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Question: Explain the difference between LED and LCD displays when it comes to the power consumption of the Always On Display feature in Android 9 Pie.

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If you are a fan of the Always On Display feature and you own an OLED-powered smartphone, one of the rumored upcoming features to the brand new Android 9.0 Pie will definitely excite you.
Fellow colleagues over at XDA Developers found some interesting strings in the Android 9 source code hinting at enhanced Always On Display feature. According to the code, in one of the future Android Pie updates, you will be allowed to set a wallpaper to the Always On Display and it goes without saying, it will turn it into black and white to consume less power.
The code also reveals that the cross-fading animation is 400 milliseconds long and the wallpaper will disappear after one minute. But that's just the default setting, so customization will likely be possible.
Unfortunately, we don't know which update will bring the new functionality and whether the existing Pixel devices will get it soon. Our best guess is that the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL will end up with the new feature first.
You are partly correct... For LED, Black is no consumption and for White it's only for the pixels it will light up. Whereas LCD will be constantly consumes energy for whole display.


Question: Respond in 13 sentences. Could you tell me more about Intelsat 33e and Intelsat 36?

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Protected by its shipping container, Intelsat 36 is unloaded from the An-124 cargo jetliner following this SSL-built satellite’s arrival at Félix Eboué International Airport in French Guiana.
Payload preparations for Arianespace’s next Ariane 5 dual-passenger mission are moving into full pace with today’s delivery of the second satellite, Intelsat 36, to French Guiana – joining Intelsat 33e, which arrived earlier this month.
The newly-delivered spacecraft was flown to South America aboard an Antonov An-124 cargo jetliner, which landed this morning at Félix Eboué Airport near the French Guiana capital city of Cayenne. After the unloading process, the protective container with Intelsat 36 was readied for transportation by road to the Spaceport, located some 65 kilometers away.
Built by SSL (Space Systems Loral), Intelsat 36 will enhance international satellite operator Intelsat’s premier direct-to-home neighborhood in Africa – providing coverage from an orbital position of 68.5 deg. East. Its liftoff mass is estimated at 3,250 kg.
Accompanying Intelsat 36 on the August 24 launch to geostationary transfer orbit is another satellite for Intelsat’s fleet, Intelsat 33e. Produced by Boeing Space Systems, it is the second Intelsat EpicNG-series spacecraft and integrates one of the most advanced commercially-available digital payloads in the world.
Intelsat 33e has a liftoff mass estimated at 6,575 kg. and will operate from an orbital position of 60 deg. East following its launch.
Ariane 5’s mission with Intelsat 33e and Intelsat 36 is designated VA232 in Arianespace’s numbering system for its family of launchers, which also includes the medium-lift Soyuz and light-lift Vega.


Question: What did Travis Kelce have to say about his health status during the 2014 season?

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Published: March 20, 2015 at 09:25 a.m.
Updated: March 20, 2015 at 09:54 a.m.
Travis Kelce became a revelation in 2014 and a cult figure for many Kansas City Chiefs fans.
The tight end -- referred to by admirers as "Zeus" for his Greek-god-like physique and ability -- snagged 67 passes for 862 yards and five touchdown catches, leading the Chiefs in all three categories.
Kelce told WKRK-FM in Cleveland on Thursday that he accomplished all that without being fully healthy.
"Everybody last year thought I wasn't getting the reps I was supposed to at the beginning of the year but in reality I only had about a month before training camp where I was allowed to start running," he said, via Arrowheadpride.com.
"If I went out there playing more snaps than I did, I mean who knows. I might not have been able to make it. My knee still wasn't full strength last year, which is why I'm excited about this year. Now I get the time to take a full offseason and get my legs ready and get my upper body and my explosiveness back that I know I really had. I didn't really feel that comfortable out there on the field but we made it work."
If Kelce can turn in a performance that makes him the darling of the Fantasy Football world and earns him the nickname Zeus without being at full strength, well, hello 2015.
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Question: Describe the effects of the earthquake that hit Osaka, Japan.

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TOKYO -- Residents in western Japan were cleaning up debris Monday evening after a powerful earthquake hit the area around Osaka, the country's second-largest city, killing four people and injuring hundreds while knocking over walls and setting off fires. The magnitude 6.1 earthquake that struck the area early Monday damaged buildings and left many homes without water or gas. The quake also grounded flights in and out of Osaka and paralyzed traffic and commuter trains most of the day.
Takatsuki city confirmed another victim late Monday, as the death toll rose to four. City officials didn't have details of the victim, but NHK and Kyodo News reported that an 81-year-old woman was found dead underneath a wardrobe that fell on her at her home in Takatsuki.
Mayor Takeshi Hamada apologized over her death because of the wall's collapse. The city acknowledged that the wall did not meet building safety codes. The structure was old and made of concrete blocks - a known risk in earthquakes. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga ordered the Education Ministry to conduct nationwide safety checks of concrete block structures at public schools.
BBC News cites officials who say another tremor could happen in the next few days.
BBC News also notes that several key industrial areas near Osaka were affected. Companies like Panasonic and Daihatsu are suspending production at their affected sites.


Question: Describe the discovery of HMAS AE1. Respond in detail.

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The sunken AE1 was discovered in about 300 meters of water near the Duke of York Islands.
Australia's first submarine, which sank along with 35 crew members in the early days of World War I, has been found off the coast of Papau New Guinea.
The wreck of the submarine HMAS AE1 is the country's oldest, and one of its most significant, military mysteries, Australia's Department of Defence said in a statement Thursday.
The AE1 became the first Allied loss in WW1 when on Sept. 14, 1914, it vanished off the coast of Rabaul, a town in the northeast part of Papau New Guinea. The loss of the AE1 also was the first for the Royal Australian Navy.
Last week, more than 103 years after the AE1 disappeared, a search vessel named the Furgro Equator launched the latest search for the submarine. The sunken AE1 was discovered in about 300 meters of water near the Duke of York Islands, east of Rabaul.
The Furgro Equator crew held a small ceremony after finding the submarine.
The find was applauded by Australia's Minister for Defence Marise Payne and Australian War Memorial Director Dr. Brendan Nelson.
Efforts will now begin to find descendants of those killed in the AE1 wreck.
The Australian National Maritime Museum will use the research to determine what happened to the AE1.


Question: Respond in 29 sentences. Describe the PCG family that makes it unique and different from other random number generators.

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* For the PCG family, arbitrary k-dimensional equidistribution (and the huge periods it implies) requires PCG's extended generation scheme.
† ChaCha entry based on an optimized C++ implementation of ChaCha, kindly provided by Orson Peters.
Sure, some RNGs are bad, but I'm using a good one, right?
What Makes the PCG Family Different?
But despite their widespread use, the odds are that you're using a flawed random number generator.
It's performance in statistical tests is excellent (see the PCG paper for full details).
It's much less predictable and thus more secure than most generators.
It's open source software, with a permissive license (the Apache license).
You can download C and C++ implementations today!
Most RNGs use a very simple output function. Many RNGs just use the identity function! They just return the state as is (making them easily predicted). Some RNGs combine multiple simple RNGs and thus have an output function that just merges them together (e.g., with addition or xor). Again, this is a very simple output function.
A few RNGs adopt the opposite approach. For example, the Fortuna RNG has a trivial state transition function (it just increments a counter), but uses a cryptographic block cypher as the output function.
The observation that underlies the PCG family is that these approaches are unbalanced, they put too much weight on one side or the other. The PCG family takes a more balanced approach.
The PCG family uses a linear congruential generator as the state-transition function—the “CG” of PCG stands for “congruential generator”. Linear congruential generators are known to be statistically weak, but PCG's state transition function only does half the work, so it doesn't need to be perfect. Moreover, LCGs have number of very useful properties that make them a good choice.
PCG uses a new technique called permutation functions on tuples to produce output that is much more random than the RNG's internal state. PCG's output functions are what gives it its excellent statistical performance and makes it hard predict from its output (and thus more secure). The “P” in PCG stands for “permuted”.
That's it. The PCG paper describes permutation functions on tuples in depth, as well as the output functions used by different members of the PCG family.
If you'd like to use the PCG generation scheme, head to the download page.
The PCG blog has new developments and essays on topics related to PCG and random number generation in general. It tends to be updated more often than the rest of the site.


Question: Who is Wanda Denson-Low?

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Wanda K. Denson-Low (born 1958) is the former Senior Vice President of the office Office of Internal Governance The Boeing Company. She was the first minority woman to become a patent counsel in a Fortune 500 company whilst working at Hughes Aircraft Company in 1989. She is Vice President of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Board of Trustees.
Denson-Low grew up in St. Albans, Queens. She is half Japanese and half African-American. She studied chemistry at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, graduating in 1978. She went on to earn her Juris Doctor at Brooklyn Law School in 1981. She practises law in California and Connecticut. She established the Wanda Denson Low and Robert Low scholarship for outstanding members of the Asian Pacific American Community.


Question: What kind of bee is the hugelia evening bee? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Hesperapis rufipes, the hugelia evening bee, is a species of hairy-footed bee in the family Melittidae. It is found in North America.


Question: Explain why you created CShell and its features?

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 Explain why you created CShell and its features?

CShell is perfect to explore data and quickly drill deeper into information since you can write one line of code, evaluate it, check out the results, and then write some more code, evaluate it again, and so forth.
If you just want to test one or two lines of C# code without creating a new console project in Visual Studio just fire up CShell, type the code you wanna test and you immediately can see if it works the way you want.
Read Eval Print Loop (REPL): Evalutes C# code on the fly (built using Mono.CSharp). Includes code completions right in the command line.
C# Code Editor: A powerful editor with code completion that supports C# scripts (.csx files) and normal C# (.cs) files and many more file types. Code from the scripts can be directly sent to the REPL.
Workspace Explorer: The place to keep all the scripts and other files organized, manages references, and edit the ".cshell" file, in which the whole CShell IDE can be configured using C# code (not XML).
Sinks: Out of the box there are several ways of viewing any resulting data: Simple console output, LINQPad like XHTML dump, data grids, and plotting.
Extend CShell: The whole project was built with extensibility in mind, modules that add new editors or sinks and more can be quickly develped and loaded in CShell.
Install CShell: This is an early beta release, currently there's no installer available, either download the binaries zip file or build from the sources yourself.
Now you're ready to start using the REPL, just start typing C# code and hit enter.
We developed CShell because we needed it for ourselves. Visual Studio was often too heavy weight and LINQPad has no REPL loop. What if you load 2-3 GB of data and then wanna start exploring it, without having to load all the data every time the program is executed? With a REPL loop this is possible. Also we felt the time is ready for a more mature C# scripting environment with projects like NRefactory, Mono.CSharp and Roslyn quickly filling the gaps that remained to realize such a project.
CShell is released under the Apache 2.0 license.


Question: Write a reflection about the symbolic meaning of ivy.

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 Write a reflection about the symbolic meaning of ivy.

Few days before the eclipse I kept noticing ivy all around, and it struck my attention because I don’t usually find it where I’m from. So knew that this beautiful plant contained messages from a higher consciousness.
Ivy is a powerful plant, it uses its roots to climb around other trees and follow the sun upwards. How many times have you seen ivy plants around big trunks or houses? They rise fast and they grow tremendously long.
They symbolize the rising of oneself, conquering above all problems and situations. When you see ivy plants it’s a confirmation of your spiritual enhancement. You are advancing and moving towards the light, towards higher consciousness, happier outcomes, and great insight. Your spiritual journey has begun and you are changing as a person towards a more fulfilled, ideal version showcasing your great potential.
Imagine an old house surrounded by the beautiful ivy plant. It beautifies the sight; similarly, spirituality beautifies your life. It gives it meaning.
The ivy plant signifies your thriving towards enlightenment, advancement in spirit; it is an alert for a spiritual awakening and rising to higher consciousness. It’s no mistake if more and more people notice this plant as the rising to the 5th dimension has begun.
Embrace your light, and let’s rise together!
Let the ivy be a wonderful confirmation that you are expanding spiritually.
Do you notice ivy everywhere you turn? Pay attention, it’s a congratulation from above. Keep advancing, you might have yet a lot way to go, you are doing great.


Question: What are the implications for the Chinese economy in 2017?

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China’s economy slowed further last year to expand at its weakest pace for quarter of a century, with warnings that it risks losing further momentum in 2017 as Donald Trump’s presidency creates new challenges for the trading superpower.
The world’s second-largest economy grew 6.7% last year, according to China’s statistics office, meeting Beijing’s target range of 6.5-7% but the slowest growth since 1990.
Figures for the final quarter of 2016 alone pointed to a small pick-up in pace at the close of the year. They showed GDP growth quickened to 6.8% for October-December, the first quarterly acceleration for two years and ahead of economists’ forecasts for growth to hold at 6.7%.
But news that the fourth-quarter performance was bolstered by higher government spending and record bank lending fanned fears about China’s rising debt levels. Economists fear that debt could rise further this year if the government continues to inject stimulus into the economy to meet its growth targets regardless of a changing global economy.
“After another year of heady credit expansion, we estimate that China’s total non-financial debt is approaching 270% of GDP, up from 250% at end-2015. If Beijing wants to keep GDP growth above the arbitrary 6.5%, we could see a ratio of 300% of GDP by the end of 2019,” said Wei Yao, economist at Société Générale, referring to lending that is not from one bank to another.
Forecasters see the outlook for global growth as particularly uncertain, with a change of administration in the US, key elections in the eurozone, the UK embarking on Brexit negotiations and US interest rate rises all having repercussions for indebted emerging market economies. With China still struggling to rebalance its economy away from a reliance on manufacturing and exports, any slowdown in global trade will be keenly felt in the country.
Policymakers and investors are waiting to see which of Trump’s campaign trail pledges he will push through. Some worry his protectionist stance could prompt a trade war after he fought for the presidency on an anti-globalisation platform with a vow to bring jobs back to America that he claimed had been lost to China and other countries.
Trump has pledged to impose high tariffs on imports from China and to brand the country a currency manipulator. The president-elect has long maintained that China has been devaluing its currency to make its exports more competitive on overseas markets.
With China a key driving force behind already faltering global growth, its relations with the new US president will come into sharp focus.
Economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch wrote in a note to clients on Friday that it ranked “a serious escalation of US-China trade tensions” as the biggest risk to the global economy in 2017.
“At minimum we expect China to be declared a ’currency manipulator’ and for specific cases to be brought against China,” they wrote.
Kamel Mellahi, an expert on business in China at Warwick Business School said that going into 2017, Chinese policymakers would take heart from the fourth-quarter growth figures.
“But although the Chinese economy has picked up again, there is no ground for exuberance. The Chinese economy is subject to massive uncertainties that could have a significant impact on its growth in 2017,” he added.


Question: Hi there, I'm having some issues with the most recent release of Chrome (63.0.3239.108). Has anyone else encountered this problem?

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[$7500] High CVE-2017-15429: UXSS in V8. Reported by Anonymous on 2017-11-24.
www.xxxxxx.com sent an invalid response.
Beware of a huge Bug !!!!!!
Can't close the Coocies Settings popup menu/ There is no "cross" sign (shown in red) on the menu.
Please take care to introduce the "cross" on the top corner of the menu panel .
igorponger & htc zeggis, could you pls report a separate bug under crbug.com and provide all details (OS, Chrome version) there? Thank you.
Updated Chrome to 63.0.3239.108 yesterday, and now I can't access any websites without doing a refresh. Just about every update brings a new problem. It's about time Google employed developers who can do their jobs properly rather than spending their days stuffing Mars Bars and pizza into their mouths.
I try read Google Chrome changelog, but it's not help me to fix this problem. What can i do? or it's bug in new version of Chrome?
Experienced multiple times daily that the CPU goes up to 100%. Anyone else who experiences this?
since Ver 63.0.3239.108 (Windows 10 with dual monitor, GTX1050 graphics) window moving across monitor to address-bars, buttons, bookmark-bars are filled to black.
It's annoying, I need to roll back previous version.
We are having an issue with the most recent release, 63.0.3239.108, when using popups to go through the authentication flow for google adwords.
5. once we see the code we close the popup and proceed on our merry way.
Since the release above, we cannot go through this flow anymore. This seems to be due to the fact that after we redirect away from our origin, the user logs in, and they are redirected back to our URL, we can no longer access the popup's location.href. We get the following error.
As you can see, the places trying to access one another are on the same domain, meaning there should be no cross-origin problems.
@Alex Vernacchia, I think I'm having the same problem. I'm also using popups for login, and this recently broke, in Chrome (I now use version 63.0.3239.108). But stil works fine in Firefox. Previously, worked fine in Chrome too.
What doesn't work, is: An iframe with embedded comments, origin https://example.com, opens a popup window, the same origin. Inside the popup, the user clicks "Login with Google". Now, the popup loads Google's login page, on Google's domain. Thereafter, after the user has logged in, the popup redirects back to https://example.com. And now some code in the popup, attempts to tell window.opener that login succeeded. But when it does this, by sth like calling window.opener.continueAfterLogin(), there's an error: "Blocked a frame with origin http://example.com from accessing a cross-origin frame" — although both the iframe, and the popup, have the same origin.
I'm wondering if this is a Chrome bug, or if it's the intended behavior?
I'm thinking about working around this, by closing the popup, and instead in the iframe (i.e. the popup's window.opener) poll the cookies list, and when a session cookie suddenly appears in the iframe, call continueAfterLogin().
And, right now, login with Google is a bit broken, for this embedded commenting system, in Chrome.