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Remain supporter Ángel Gurría says UK needs to accept vote but keep close links with EU
Ángel Gurría, the head of one of the west's leading thinktanks and one of the most prominent supporters of remain during the EU referendum campaign, has said it is time to move on and ensure that Brexit is a success.
"We have no choice," the secretary general of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said in an interview with the Guardian at the World Economic Forum in Davos. "We have to take action and make it as smooth as possible."
Gurría said Britain would retain close links with the EU despite the vote to leave in June 2016. "There is a nearness and a closeness, 40 years of living as part of the same family. That doesn't disappear with the stroke of a pen or because of a referendum."
The OECD secretary general said his strong support for the UK to remain in the EU had been to no avail. But he said Britain needed to retain close links with the other 27 EU member states to minimise disruption.
"I was strongly against Brexit. I speechified against Brexit. I said a vote to leave would be a Brexit tax. I couldn't think of anything stronger than that. I have family who are British citizens and who want to be citizens of the world and citizens of the EU," he said.
"But we didn't win. It was decided upon, voted on, confirmed by parliament. What we have to do now is make Brexit as least costly and as least disruptive as possible."
Gurría said the UK's history and geography meant it would always be an important trading partner of the EU and played down suggestions that Brexit would affect London's position as one of the world's three big financial centres. "The City of London is always going to be there and will continue to be important," he said.
Last year, the Paris-based thinktank fuelled speculation that it wanted a second EU referendum when it said it would upwardly revise its gloomy economic forecasts for the UK if the Brexit vote was overturned. But Gurría said the decision had been taken.
"Let's turn it around. Let's take action to make it work. Let's move on," he said.
The OECD secretary general said the backdrop to the Brexit process was a global economy that was improving but yet to return to the growth levels seen before the financial crisis of a decade ago.
"We are not having a boom, we are having a recovery," he said. "It has taken 10 years and we are still not back to where we were before. That should be sobering."
Gurría said reforms to improve education and skills, and action to boost research and development, were important to make the global upswing sustainable. But he added that an OECD assessment showed that only half the growth-boosting measures promised by leading developed and developing countries had actually been delivered. "There seems to be some kind of reform fatigue," he said.
He added that governments were putting off reforms because they were deemed less urgent now that their economies had started to grow again. "That will make the next crisis or the next bump in the road come closer," he said.
Before Donald Trump's expected appearance in Davos on Friday, Gurría said he was hopeful that the US president would "embrace multiateralism".
Trump has threatened to pull out of the 2015 Paris climate change agreement and has withdrawn the US from the UN compact on migration and refugees, but the head of the OECD said it was important that action taken by America dovetailed with international efforts.
Gurría said these were issues that couldn't be dealt with individually even by a country as big as the US.
"Doing it together works better," he said. "Collective action is greater than the sum of the individual parts that go into it and the benefits to all will be greater than the effort that any one country can undertake."
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Understanding the self-assembly process of cellulose nanocrystals : towards chiral photonic materials Tran, Andy
Over millions of years, animals and plants have evolved complex molecules, macromolecules, and structures that endow them with vibrant colors. Among the sources of natural coloration, structural color arises from the interaction of light with nanoscale features rather than absorption from a pigment. Cellulose nanocrystals (CNCs) are materials derived from biorenewable resources that form a chiral nematic liquid crystal phase in water. Interestingly, the chiral nematic structures are maintained in solid films of CNCs obtained by drying the liquid crystalline phase. The self-assembly process of CNC building blocks is a complex topic that is not entirely understood; thus, further investigation of the self-assembly process will be crucial in developing tunable and colorful films. CNC films were prepared and the self-assembly process was investigated by varying the evaporation times for a drying CNC suspension. CNC films with reflected colors spanning the visible range were prepared by controlling the evaporation time, with the most blue-shifted reflection emerging from films formed with the slowest evaporation rates. An intermediate stage of self-assembly occurring before kinetic arrest helps explain the discrepancies in chiral nematic order of films prepared at different evaporation times. Local restriction of evaporation resulted in a patterned film with tunable optical properties. These thin film materials, although brittle, represent a system with localized control of the chiral nematic structures. The development of mechanically responsive photonic materials based on CNCs was made possible with the incorporation of elastomers. Elastomers containing a chiral nematic arrangement of CNCs inside were prepared and the resulting material showed reversible visible color upon mechanical stimulation. This material exhibits colors spanning the visible spectrum depending on the amount of stretching. CNCs are an exciting building block that can be applied to sustainable material development. To develop unique photonic materials for different applications, the intricacies of the self-assembly process must be further investigated. Specifically, the aim of this thesis is to study the chiral nematic organization of CNCs, starting from a suspension into a solid and colorful material. Photonic materials based on CNCs are attractive for applications in sensing and privacy but could also serve in decorations and coatings.
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More than half of all collisions involving two vehicles are rear-end accidetns. Safety experts hope for big changes as emergency braking technology becomes standard in new vehicles.
Learn about the technology forecasted to prevent 28,000 auto accidents a year.
Many newer cars and trucks are equipped with an automatic emergency braking system (AEB) that is designed to see the future. Through technology, the system can detect when traffic ahead has slowed or stopped; if needed, AEB takes over and brakes the vehicle if the driver fails to do so.
AEB will be in virtually all new cars by 2022.
National Transportation Safety Board data from 2012-2014 confirms that rear-end vehicle crashes are common and deadly. During that time, almost half of the accidents involving two vehicles were rear-end crashes. Worse, those accidents resulted in 1,700 deaths each year.
Among young drivers ages 16-19, the number of rear-end accidents increased from 2007 to 2015, according to the Journal of Safety Research. Distractions such as cell phone use were highlighted as a major reason for these crashes. As noted in the study, "Among cell phone-related crashes, a significant shift occurred, from talking/listening to operating/looking. Among rear-end crashes, there was an increase in the time drivers' eyes were off the road."
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BLINDSIDED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SAM MIHARA
By Sam Mihara, as told to Alexander Villarreal (Self-published, 2019, 2nd Ed., 121 pp., $20, paperback)
In 2019, Paramount released the biopic feature film on British rock singer Elton John entitled "Rocketman." Sam Mihara's slender and well-written autobiographical book, "Blindsided," also showcases the life of a rocket man. It, too, could have been titled "Rocketman." After all, upon completing his undergraduate and graduate engineering degrees at the University of California, Berkeley and UCLA, Mihara enjoyed a distinguished 42-year career at Boeing as a rocket scientist.
Then, 14 years after his 1997 retirement, he forged a new career, one which saw him rocketing around the entire country giving talks about mass incarceration in the U.S. to audiences exceeding 60,000 and reaching students, teachers, lawyers, libraries, museums and other institutions.
Mihara's presentations are rooted in his three-year World War II incarceration experience as a San Francisco born-and-bred pre-teen Nisei inmate within the Pomona Assembly Center in Los Angeles County and the Heart Mountain incarceration camp in northwest Wyoming.
In the opening three-fourths of his book, Mihara first provides a riveting account of his pre-World War II life in San Francisco's Japantown, where his father was a writer for the bilingual New World Sun newspaper and his family lived in an upscale Victorian home. He then bitingly depicts the Mihara family's incarceration at Pomona — "A purgatory that looked more like hell than heaven. … a world where we were animals with perhaps less respect than the prize mares that came before us at this racetrack" (pp. 23) — and Heart Mountain — "We were prisoners. Tucked away in Wyoming's expanse, we were forgotten by the outside world. No one cared what happened to us, and no one fought for justice" (pp. 31).
In the remainder of his book, Mihara concisely covers his family's resettlement experience in a low-income neighborhood of Salt Lake City, in which diverse ethnic communities clashed and the Miharas found "racial slurs or worse graffitied on our rental house" (pp. 71).
He next relates his postwar education upon the family's return to San Francisco and his education at Lick-Wilmerding High School and the University of California, Berkeley (a fallback choice because his family could not fund his matriculation at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology), and his courtship and marriage to Helene Hideno Nakamoto.
He then turns his resolute attention to his second career as arguably "the only survivor of the camps touring the United States to talk about what we lived and witnessed" (pp. 95). But, notes Mihara, in his talks, he also unfailingly addresses the pernicious detention of non-Japanese American groups in contemporary America, particularly refugees entering our southern border seeking asylum. Although he has long ago forgiven America for what it did to him and his family, Mihara refuses to let Americans forget it. For if we should do so, he cautions, future generations will judge us harshly.
"Blindsided" deserves to be adopted by school systems nationwide for consumption by adolescent students. It also merits the rapt attention of general readers of every age who are unfamiliar with the Japanese American World War II story and the related stories of other unjustly oppressed communities within our country.
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New Delhi, April19 2017: Leading stem cell research organization CelluGen Biotech has challenged LifeCell's recent claim of being the pioneer of Pool/Shared Private Umbilcal Cord Blood banking Banking in India, contending that it was Cellugen that initiated the first UCB pool banking in the world with its revolutionary initiative Mycord.
In 2016, CelluGen Biotech redefined umbilical cord blood banking in India by introducing the Mycord Precious Pool Plan, to create a private pool of umbilical cord blood units. This was the first such private effort in the country that desperately needed shared UCB banking. While Lifecell's foray into the field is welcome, it is incorrect for the organization to present itself as the pioneer in the shared banking space.
In a recent interview, the Managing Director and CEO of LifeCell International Pvt Ltd, Mayur Abhaya has made claims to this effect.Lalit Jaiswal, Founder-Director, CelluGen Biotech Pvt Ltd has responded to this claim by saying, "We welcome LifeCell into this arena of pool/shared cord blood banking and appreciate their efforts to restructure the concept of umbilical cord banking after a decade of storing cord blood for self-use. It is very important in the interest of parents and the newborn that all private banks transform into shared/ pooled cord blood banks. In fact, we would advice other companies to follow suit.".
CelluGen Biotech advocates the need and use of pooled cord blood banking in India. Currently sufficient cord blood units are not available in public banks in India to find suitable matches.Private undertakings such as Mycord need to be promoted to make stem cell transplants a viable option for medical emergencies.
Private stem cell banks have been growing in India with parents investing hundreds of crores annually to protect their newborn against blood-related disorders. Unfortunately, private banks have been propagating that one's own cord blood stem cells can be used in more than 80 medical problems, which is not true. It is scientifically proven that the possibility of utilizing one's own UCB for transplant in blood related disorders is less than 5%, as the majority of conditions are genetic or inherited. This concept of Pool banking was ideated by Cellugen Biotech to fill the glaring gap left by the absence of a comprehensive public cord blood bank.


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Michael Smith (Dublín, 1942 - Dublín, 2014) fue un poeta, crítico y traductor irlandés. Fue miembro de la Academia Irlandesa de Artistas (Aosdána) y colaborador como crítico literario en The Irish Times. La poesía reunida de Michael Smith aparece en los volúmenes Selected Poems (1985), Lost Genealogies (1993) y Meditations on Metaphor (1998). El poeta fue asimismo fundador de New Writers Press (Dublín, 1967) junto con su esposa Irene y el escritor Trevor Joyce. También fue fundador de la revista literaria The Lace Curtain. Figura en numerosas antologías de poesía irlandesa, entre ellas The Penguin Book of Contemporary Irish Verse. Ha traducido a un gran número de poetas en lengua española, como Francisco de Quevedo, Luis de Góngora, Gerardo Diego, Pablo Neruda y Vicente Huidobro. Entre sus publicaciones como traductor figuran: Selected Poems de Rosalía de Castro, The Prison Poems de Miguel Hernández y, con Luis Ingelmo, Complete Poems de Claudio Rodriguez  y Complete Poems de Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer. Junto con el académico peruano Valentín Gianuzzi, ha traducido y publicado la poesía completa de César Vallejo, en cuatro volúmenes, en la editorial Shearsman Books  (2009). En colaboración con Beatriz Villacañas ha traducido una selección de  poemas de Juan Antonio Villacañas:  Juan Antonio Villacañas: Selected Poems, publicada igualmente en Shearsman Books, 2009.

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Biografía de Michael Smith en Aosdána [en inglés]

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Asian and Pacific Islanders Want Changes in U.S. Immigration Backlog
By Asia World Media	 February 5, 2015 No Comments
More than 40 Asian American and Pacific Islander organizations call on President Obama to change visa rules
Families caught in the visa backlog often spend 20 years waiting for loved ones to legally immigrate
WASHINGTON – Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC and more than 40 other Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) organizations today called on President Obama to use his executive power to improve the legal immigration system and address the serious visa backlog, which disproportionately impacts Asian American families.
President Obama announced in November that he would create a Visa Modernization Task Force to recommend how to improve the legal immigration system. The system was intended to promote family unity, but because the demand for immigrant visas far outpace the limited number of visas available, families are kept apart for decades.
"As the backlog in visas keeps growing, so do the wait times for families to reunite in the United States," said Mee Moua, president and executive director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC. "Many have been waiting more than 20 years for family members to join them in the United States. The current system is clearly not working, and it particularly impacts the Asian American community because nearly half of the 4 million waiting in the backlog are from Asian countries."
Today, Advancing Justice | AAJC submitted a letter signed by 44 AAPI organizations, as well as comments, strongly urging the Department of Homeland Security and Department of State to ease the visa backlog.
"These modest proposals could provide immediate and substantial relief for tens of thousands Asian American and Pacific Islander immigrant families kept apart due to the inadequacies of our current legal immigration system," said Erin Oshiro, senior staff attorney for immigration and immigrant rights at Advancing Justice | AAJC. "We plan to continue working with the White House on much-needed administrative improvements to our nation's immigration laws. While we know ultimate reform must come from Congress, the president can provide temporary relief that will have a lasting impact on our communities."
Advancing Justice | AAJC today offered the following suggestions to improve the backlog:
1) Set a "provisional priority date" so that individuals with approved family and employment based petitions can apply for a green card in advance of their priority date (the date determined by the State Department for when someone can apply for a green card). Right now, individuals who were sponsored by family members end up waiting years for the State Department to announce their priority date. With this change, these individuals would be able to file for permanent residence earlier.
2) Maximize available visas in the future by counting dependent family members as part of the same family unit for the purposes of calculating the visa cap. This means a family of four would count as one visa, instead of four visas, as it is now. This change could also apply to the employment-based visas. If the administration implements this change, it could impact as many as 50,000 families per year.
3) "Recapture" unused visas (those that were authorized but left unused in previous years due to administrative and processing issues) and issue them to individuals currently in the backlog. If the administration implements this change, it could open up as many as 241,000 family-based visas.
4) Continue to use parole power or the ability permit a person otherwise inadmissible to enter the United States, to reunite certain family members of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents. For example, parole could be offered for the children of Filipino War World II veterans, who received citizenship under a 1990 immigration law, but continue to wait decades for their children to receive visas.
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