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Americans might not be able to see a full picture of Tibet as the information they have was rather one-sided, a New York City council member said in New York on Thursday, March 19.
Larry Seabrook made the comment after meeting with a five-member delegation of Tibetan deputies of China's National People's Congress, which is on a six-day visit to the United States.
Shingtsa Tenzinchodrak (5th R), a living Buddha of the Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism and vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of Tibet Autonomous Region of China, talks with New York State Assemblyman Felix Ortiz (3rd R) and other assemblymen in New York, the United States, March 19, 2009.
"I think the dialogue and information was necessary," Seabrook said. "I am glad I could have the opportunity to sit here and learned a lot about Tibet that has not been told to the (U.S.) public."
Seabrook told Xinhua that his past knowledge of Tibet was based on information "only from one side."
"This is the first time I've got information about the other side," he said.
Shingtsa Tenzinchodrak (L), a living Buddha of the Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism, also vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of Tibet Autonomous Region of China, shakes hands with New York State Assemblyman Felix Ortiz in New York, the United States, March 19, 2009.
Seabrook said many people do not know what has exactly happened in Tibet and their impression about Tibet is what has been projected by the media.
Citing the changes of Tibetan women's social and political status over the past 50 years, Seabrook said the Tibetan women shouldered the heaviest labor burdens, but were relegated to the lowest social status in the past.
Local government codes in old Tibet clearly stipulated that "women have no right to discuss state affairs," and "neither slaves nor women are permitted to involve themselves in military and political matters," he noted.
During their meeting, Shingtsa Tenzinchodrak, a living Buddha of Tibetan Buddhism and head of the delegation, said the social status of Tibetan women has improved significantly since the 1959 democratic reform in the region.
Female officials now constitute 38 percent of the total in Tibet, according to the regional government.
Earlier in Washington D.C., Lanny J. Davis, special counsel to former President Bill Clinton from 1996 to 1998, expressed similar concerns as Seabrook.
Davis said a complete lack of information has led the American people, including himself, to an incorrect impression about Tibet.
"They (Americans) have only heard one side of narratives that are not accurate historically or not complete," he said. "What we need now is that the Americans get a balanced presentation about the facts about Tibet."
Davis said he did not know that 5 percent of Tibetans used to own almost all the land, while 95 percent of the people there were serfs.
"As far as I can tell, serfdom and slavery are about the same thing," he said.
"The tremendously positive stories should be told to the American people, that the Tibetans have benefited from the reforms of the Chinese government in the region," he added.
The Chinese delegation, including two women legislators, will leave for home on Friday. During their stay in the country, they met with U.S. congressmen, officials and researchers from several key think-tanks as well as media people.Marvel’s Jessica Jones drops on Netflix on November 20, and today we get a new trailer, and it’s a banger. While most of the Jessica Jones lead-up has focused on mood and minimalism, this trailer thunders with the good stuff, featuring plenty of looks at Jessica (Krysten Ritter), Killgrave (David Tennant), Patsy Walker (Rachael Taylor), Harper (Carrie-Anne Moss) and Luke Cage (Mike Colter). Buckle up, pour yourself a shot or two, and watch the whole thing here.
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Petroleum and natural gas minister, Veerappa Moily has strongly opposed the proposed move by the finance ministry to cut subsidises to state-owned oil marketing firms — IOC, BPCL and HPCL — by changing the fuel pricing formula to export parity from the current practice of pricing fuels on a trade parity basis.
The minister said he will shortly meet finance minister P Chidambaram to discuss auto fuel pricing as the very future of the oil firms was at stake.
“This is a matter of great concern because, overall, oil import is 84% of our requirement,” he said. “No country can survive if these companies can’t survive.”
Moily told reporters that not compensating oil PSUs for their losses will put a question mark on their survival.
The finance ministry wants petrol and diesel to be priced at a rate they can get in the export market, rather than the current practice of pricing the fuels after adding transportation and customs duty to international price.
“From 2005-06, the oil marketing companies have not been adding any margin on crude oil or on petroleum products. What is import price plus transportation and taxes is all that is there in the selling price,” he said.
Citing the example of China which has been expanding refineries at a massive scale, he said oil firms need $80 billion to modernise and expand old and obsolete units.
The government compensates most of the revenue loss that the OMCs incur on selling diesel, domestic LPG and kerosene at controlled rates which are way below the cost.
“Where do we get the money if the actual losses are not compensated. They cannot expand or modernise refineries... It is a hand-to-mouth situation for oil companies, they earn in the morning and by evening spend all the money. There is no surplus generated,” he said.
Moily said the finance minister has been pitching for investments to revive the economy. “But if there is no money, where can the investments come from.”On the pitch strength of harmonic complex tones

Introduction Pitch strength has been the topic of various investigations, experiments and publications. So far a lot of data has been collected to describe the perception of pitch strength for many different stimuli like sinusoids, harmonic complex tones and combfilter noises (e.g. [1]). Each of these give hints on how pitch strength might be processed by the human hearing system, but so far no consistent model is known (to the authors) that is able to describe all pitch strength phenomena. This paper shows some results for the pitch strength of virtual pitches and tries to use a modified algorithm for the calculation of pitch salience as introduced by Terhardt in [2] to calculate pitch strength. Resulting data is shown in comparison to experimental data.BHUBANESWAR: The redevelopment of Puri Swargadwar should be completed by March 2021, 5T secretary V K Pandian, who visited Puri to review the work, has instructed the officials concerned.
As redevelopment of the Swargadwar constitutes an important part of the state’s initiative to transform Puri into a world-class heritage city, the government has taken up the work with funds from the chief minister’s relief fund (CMRF). In November 2019, chief minister Naveen Patnaik had approved Rs 5 crore for the facelift of the Swargadwar.
The renovation includes rest shed for people coming for funerals and plantation activities, said official sources.
Pandian also reviewed the progress of work for a cowshed for stray cattle and a rehabilitation centre for beggars.
To keep the Badadanda clean, the administration has decided to shift stray cattle to the cowshed. While 700 cattle have been shifted, another 400 will be shifted in the next one month.
Pandian also visited Banki Muhana, the Puri blue flag beach and Nilad