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When attempting to install the 3.2.0 GUI client on a Fedora 10 linux server I change directory to the folder, make sure I have permission and then I
[fgc@carllenterprises xtuple-3.2.0]$ ./xtuple.bin
./xtuple.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libQtDesignerComponents.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
what on earth does this mean? The file in question is indeed in the same directory and has all the permissions.
I copied all the lib files from the install directory to /usr/lib/ and now I get to have a new error
[root@carllenterprises xtuple-3.2.0]# sudo ./xtuple.bin
./xtuple.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libSM.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
only this file isn't in the install directory...and when I try to install the .rpm for it the package manager tells me I already have the package installed
I think I'm missing the root of the problem, can anybody help me?
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I haven't tried running the client FC10 yet but for all of the linux OS's you should run the xtuple script. This script sets up the LD_LIBRARY_CONFIG path and calls xtuple.bin so that it can find the libraries correctly. That will definitely help with the first error you encountered.
The second error about libSM.so.6 is new to me and I do not know why you would have received that. I noticed that you are executing the client with sudo which should not be necessary and may be a part of the problem in addition to trying to run the .bin directly.
If that doesn't work you could try running ldd on the xtuple.bin and other libraries looking for any "not found" references. You should set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include the path where the xtuple.bin resides so you do not get any false reports. There are a number of topics on xtuple.org in the forum there about using ldd and getting the binaries to work on Ubuntu and Suse that could be informative.


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These are a few concept roughs for the next CGTalk Challenge. The initial concept is to have a couple of over confident divers getting owned by a giant octopus. Right now Im just working out ideas for a layout. The divers will be next on my list.
These are a few concept roughs for the next CGTalk Challenge. The initial concept is to have a couple of over confident divers getting owned by a giant octopus. Right now Im just working out ideas for a layout. The divers will be next on my list.
nice lighting!...waiting for updates
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Thanks ender
Heres the latest challeenge sketch:
More layout ideas.
I took another artist's suggestion on having a diver looking up toward the Octopus and I like the way it came out. Im a sucker for images with that suspended moment of terror just before the shits about to hit the fan where the victim is completely unaware. I think in this case, the suggestion is cool because the diver doesnt necessarily look like he knows whats going on, he just senses something and looks up.
Im still debating what reef layout to use and what position the other diver(s) will be in. Im leaning more towards this reef than the last. I think it emphasizes the idea of vast depth better than the other one and helps define the size of the octopus a bit more. I'll probably knock out a few more before I decide on a final layout.
I think I like the bottom one best. I also really like your name.
Thanks everyone for your comments so far
More layout sketching:
Im a little tired of sketching on this concept so I will take a break from it and start on another idea I had in mind.
nice so far....love the colors and the compositions and deffinitly the concept..........one crit tho....on the last one carful of the mans right arm....its a little unproportional.....but hella well done
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neat idea and really great seeing adapt and look at new perspectives. on the last one, who is the main subject matter? the octopus, diver background or diver forground? it looks like there is a lot of competetion going on there.
the forground diver is maybe taking away the 'spectacular' event happening behind him.
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The main subject matter is a bit of both, although admittingly, Im kinda rooting for the octopusOriginally Posted by jabberwookie
These are just rough sketches. Im just traying to warm up before I start getting serious about deciding on a final piece.
Speaking of rough sketches. heres another one I put together:
This was actually my first concept for the challenge but I axed it cause I thought it was a bit cheese. I did laugh outload a few times as I was putting it together though... its supposed to be a couple of divers swimming around what appears to be a reef, when in fact its a giant fish staring at them.
A little refinement on the octopus.
I think Im going to stick with this layout for the moment. I took Andreas Rocha's suggestion from CGTalk to have the tentacles flow off the frame and I got to admit, I think it works well. I may play around a little more with the positioning of each tentacle but I feel Andreas was right as it now feels that the octopus is a bit larger and it fills out the frame better.
Ok, I think Im pretty close to settling on a final layout.
I took some more suggestions and now have one of the divers looking at the octopus. I like the way the diver in the foreground is looking and I think the layout flows nicely. I may nudge the angle on him a little more but I think Im going to keep him more or less in this position.
A few things more I will be doing are adjusting the reef a bit and redrawing the octopus. I should have a final layout within the week and I'll start refining my color studies.
That pose really gives me the feel of a moment in time, of a sudden reaction to seeing what he's seeing, the fingers are very expressive.
I was looking at yours over at cgsociety and I don't know how I missed this here, great stuff.
That one with the huge eyeball took me a few seconds to realize what I was looking at, then... it gave me big shivers.
This last one give me that feel of a spectacular moment captured in time, the moment the diver realizes.
Nudging the angle might help some. The one weird part of the comp seems to be where the tentacle touches his head, but you've done some to alleviate that with the bubbles.
I wish you the best of luck in the contest, this is coming along great.
Take care.
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Dang, this is a cool piece of work,
For one thing it shows that you don't have to have a ton of brilliant color hit you between the eyes to make a picture interesting. The use of light here is really good and your composition is well thought of. The pieces have a lot of drama and I love underwater scenes.
Good work MHC, Bruce
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Marie - Thank you very much for your comments I really appreciate the time people take to make suggestions. Believe it or not, I take most everything people suggest into consideration when making an image. I may not use everything, but in this case, I would say nearly 80% of this image is what other artists have suggested. The position of the diver was definitely an excellent suggestion and like you stated, its a definite improvement.
Bruce - Thank you also for your comments I know what you mean about color because Im actually a color This is one of the few pieces Ive worked on where I was worried that it may not have enough color in the image. Ive received good compliments regarding my color choices so its definitely allowed me to have some relief in that department knowing that Im probably moving in the right direction. Again, thank you
I sketched a couple of different animals for the scene last night. I think they look a little too typical and kinda boring. Im a little sick of the octopus although I fear thats probably the animal Im going to stick with. These were done for fun and will not be used in the final image.
Hi Mecha Hate Chimp,
nice shocking work. I prefer those without sharks. Not because of the way you did draw them (that's creepy enough for me), but because I avoid to think of certain creatures while surfing. Nice color balance. The surface is not to detailed but shows off anyhow. Photoshop or Painter ?
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I think the last shark pose looks too much like Bruce from "Finding Nemo".
Speaking from a plausible biological point-of-view, the sharks are the only creatures you've drawn that are truly a threat... though an octopus that big would certainly be surprising! I think there's a lot of reality in the more "passive" shark pose (sharks are normally pretty cautious and often do circle/pass a few times before biting).
If you want to stick with "real" ocean dangers, you might also look into killer whales, a pack of Humboldt squid, or maybe a giant squid.
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I tend to like the octopus better as far as composition go. Of course the shark seems to give a more immediate "jump" when looking at it.
Perhaps there is a way to give a better sense of the size of the octopus, in order to make it more shocking or spectacular?
I don't know how a boat on the water's surface would translate here, or if it would ruin the composition, or something that would help the viewer estimate that the octopus was HUGE. Was pondering what could be done with the octopus to make it seem larger and scarier. (like head on shark seems).
I'm loving all the progress shots, you have some great ideas.
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I got a new wacom tablet today (Intuos 3) and had to test the bad boy out.
Speaking of bad boys, the idea came to me that Ive just been dicking around with namby pamby creatures of the deep.... when I should really be drawing something that strikes fear into the hearts of men...
... Bob's Big Boy Aqua Sessions in full effect. Be afraid!
Now THAT's surprising!
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really cool. it's great. the divers pose is perfect.
i like the octopus. for me the manta is not very frightening and the shark is a very stereotype animal. keep the octopus its cool and subtly scary.
great colors and composition. i can't wait to see the finished version.
I fought with sadists at the cliff of death!
Well, since Big Boy gets no love around here, I decided to stick to my original plan and use the octopus instead...
Im experimenting with the lighting a bit and starting to tighten up my image. I like the darker setting although its hard to pull off detail when the image is this dark...then again, those silhouettes do let me get away with alot.
I'll start adding some small details to the reef next and cleaning up the octopus a bit. I was thinking of having the background diver holding some kind of light that would be pointing up at the octopus to maybe bring it out a bit. This would also help bring out the diver as well, since he already looks like he's being lit up from the front.
Im on the fence with the foreground diver. I might make him larger and closer to the viewer. I have a few more sketches I want to play around before I decide on a final layout.
You know what,
these two are my favourite(good job finding the pose with the 2nd diver getting scared from below looking up, that works really well).
I actually really like it with just the empty sea filling up the bottom half of the image. If you spent some time cleaning this up and rendering it out some,
it would be really cool.
But empty or not they both look good
While I like the concept and how you handled the many different waves of ideas I can't help but think that a real octopus would always surprise from below, from the deep, or out of a cavern for example. They just aren't surface hunters really, they are bottom dwellers(due to frailness, camouflage, preferred prey)
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Aspectos ecológicos del plancton en las riberas del humedal Isla Santay, Río Guayas durante los años 2000 y 2002
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One of the new features in VS2013 for C++ Developers is automatic brace completion. We've had this in other languages for a while and this is an example of the C++ language gaining IDE parity with VB and C#.
Essentially, if you type any of the following characters:
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The editor will automatically add the appropriate closing character to complete the set as you type.
If you don't like this feature, you can always turn it off by going to Tools | Options | Text Editor | C/C++ | General and deselecting Automatic Brace Completion:
Is there any way to disable some parts of it but not others? I like brace completion but not quote completion.
Same thing with quotes. I don't like this feature. Is there any way to disable it?
I mean without disabling brace completion.
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This beginner-level program, designed to develop skills for fourth and fifth grade children, will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. for two sessions. Session I will be held Tuesdays (Nov. 10 to Jan. 19) at Van Buren Elementary and Session II will be held Wednesdays (Nov. 4 to Jan. 27) at Elden Elementary School. Participants will learn fundamental basketball skills and strategy, as well as experience intramural team play. Participants may choose one session or the other, not both. There is a $30 fee (includes T-shirt) and advance registration is a must.
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A driver's safety class, for drivers 16 to 24 years old with a valid Baldwinsville school grounds parking permit, will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Friday Oct. 23 at Baker High School and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday Nov. 14 at Van Buren Town Hall. This is a highly effective program that encourages young drivers to take responsibility for their driving behavior. There is a $17 fee per participant and advanced registration is required.
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A food preparation class for beginner cooks, 8 to 14 years old, will be held in two sessions from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturdays: Session I - Oct. 17, 24 and Nov. 7; Session II -- Nov. 14, 21 and Dec. 5. Kids will learn the basics of cooking and baking while creating their own delicious snacks and treats. There is a $25 fee per participant.
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Van Buren Park will hold a day of pumpkin decorating from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday Oct. 18 at the park. Participating children will take a wagon ride to our pumpkin patch to pick and decorate their own pumpkin. Before leaving, the kids will be able to make their own candied apples and can take a cup of warm apple cider for their ride back. There is a $7 fee and registration is required.
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The latest Fox News poll, conducted earlier this week, shows that support for Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich has quadrupled over the past two months, while support for every other Republican presidential candidate except for Ron Paul has declined. Since late August, when Fox conducted its first poll following Rick Perry's entrance into the race, support for Cain among Republican primary voters is up 18 points (from 6 to 24 percent), and support for Gingrich is up 9 points (from 3 to 12 percent). Meanwhile, Perry's support is down 19 points (from 29 to 10 percent), Michele Bachmann's is down 5 points (from 8 to 3 percent), Mitt Romney's is down 2 points (from 22 to 20 percent), Rick Santorum's is down 1 point (from 4 to 3 percent), and Jon Huntsman's is also down 1 point (from 1 to 0 percent). Ron Paul's is up 1 point (from 8 to 9 percent).
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The poll also shows net favorability ratings among independents, but only for Cain, Romney, and Perry. Cain's net favorability rating among independents is +4 points (34 percent favorable to 30 percent unfavorable), Romney's is minus-3 points (35 percent favorable to 38 percent unfavorable), and Perry's is a sobering minus-35 points (18 percent favorable to 53 percent unfavorable) — a ratio of about 1 favorable to 3 unfavorable among those independents who registered an opinion.
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Bridging the Gaps in Global Energy Governance
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Energy constitutes a rich, but underexplored, arena for global governance scholars and policymakers. The world is currently on an unsustainable and conflict-prone track of volatile and unreliable supply of energy fuels, vulnerable infrastructure, massive environmental degradation, and failure to deliver energy services to an enormous proportion of the global population. Changing to a different path will be a monumental global governance endeavor that will require bridging multiple issue areas, regimes, and policy silos. Meeting that challenge will require a greatly expanded research agenda aimed at understanding the institutions, interests, and concerns that do and could shape global energy governance. In this article, we lay out key energy-related global issues and explore some of the connections among them to suggest an initial research agenda for global governance scholars. KEYWORDS: global governance, energy policy, global energy governance, energy security.
ISSUES CONNECTED TO THE PROVISION OF ENERGY SERVICES AND THE DEPLOYMENT of energy technologies form a common thread across many of the most pressing global problems, cutting across geopolitical, environmental, and economic dimensions. Yet although the international relations, governance, and global policy literatures address energy concerns to some degree, they still reflect policy structures and remain divided into silos, handicapping efforts to adequately understand how energy policy and technology concerns cross domains. As energy concerns come to feature ever more prominently, such divides pose a serious impediment to the prospects for effective global governance on a variety of issues.
Even a cursory assessment makes clear that contemporary global energy governance arrangements are falling far short of meeting pressing needs to foster efficient markets, deal with externalities (notably, but not only, climate change), extend access to energy services to the billions of people not adequately served by markets, and address the many trade-offs involved with improving energy security. Indeed, as numerous studies have documented in recent years, the world is currently on an unsustainable and conflict-prone energy track of volatile and unreliable supply, brittle and vulnerable energy infrastructure, massive environmental degradation, and failure to deliver energy services. As former head of the International Energy Agency Claude Mandil notes, a continuation of existing trends in energy production and use is "not compatible with reality." (1) Changing to a different track is, however, a monumental governance endeavor. Few if any countries have effective energy governance arrangements and policies, and the global rules that shape and constrain national policy choices are an incoherent and inadequate mishmash.
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* The global environmental politics of energy, including climate change and other negative externalities that transcend national borders;
* The international political economy of energy, including the investment agreements, trade rules, and intellectual property rights regimes that influence energy choices and capital flows;
* Economic development policies and foreign assistance programs that shape energy policies and investments;
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When 100,000 people swarm downtown during this weekend's free Denver Day of Rock, they'll see 25 national and local acts playing rock, pop, R&B, folk, indie and country music across five stages.
But they won't see Pitbull.
"My friend who's an agent says you can get anybody to do anything for you as long as you pay them," said Christie Isenberg, president and co-founder of Concerts for Kids, the nonprofit that puts on Denver Day of Rock.
"But unless you have a personal relationship with them, they're not going to cut you a break. And we're very strict about keeping within our budget for entertainment."
That's why Isenberg's fifth annual multistage festival, which kicks off with a concert from the Congress and the Wallflowers on May 23 and continues across the 16th Street Mall on May 24, didn't reach out to the popular Miami rapper — even though Isenberg wanted to. Pitbull's reported asking price of $500,000 was too high for a nonprofit event that prides itself on turning a modest budget of $180,000 from corporate sponsorships into hundreds of thousands more in charity money.
"We have a lot of agents that are actually contacting us saying, 'Hey, we have these great bands. Want to work with us?' " Isenberg said. "And they're offering up all these names for us to book, so it's really great to think we're becoming more well-known. But we don't get a discount (when booking them)."
Denver Day of Rock is the biggest annual fundraiser for Concerts for Kids, which has handed out $3.9 million to dozens of children's health and education organizations since it was founded 10 years ago.
This year's main event features acclaimed indie rockers the Hold Steady, Black Joe Lewis, Plain White T's, the Whigs, Monophonics, Trampled Underfoot, Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers and locals like Calder's Revolvers, Katey Laurel and Wendy Woo — along with the usual beer gardens, food trucks and vendors.
Isenberg is proud that her Day of Rock, which was born as a one-off event with a tiny budget, has broadened its appeal over the years while maintaining an impressive momentum.
She was hoping for 10,000 people to show up during the first year. The Day of Rock counted 10 times that — and has every year since. Isenberg credits the free, family-friendly nature of the shows and the variety of acts.
"In some ways free things like this are the best types," said Craig Finn, singer and guitarist for Brooklyn-based group the Hold Steady. "You might play for people who wouldn't know you or don't have a take a big risk to come see you."
As for the kid-friendly nature of these mostly daytime shows, Finn welcomes the change from his band's usual late-night gigs at theaters and clubs.
"Rock and roll is 60 years old, and it's not just a young person's game anymore, so it's really cool seeing fathers and sons and mothers and daughters out there together."
The concert is the most visible thing Concerts for Kids does all year. But Isenberg fears people don't understand that the nonprofit keeps humming even after the music stops.
"We're in the middle of rebranding ourselves and changing the name, which is important because I think people have been really confused by it," she said. "We started as this once-a-year event, but we're year-round. Now we do a community day with 1,000 volunteers and 50 nonprofits, and last Christmas we wrapped 25,000 gifts for 2,100 kids. Denver Day of Rock helps support that, but it's not all we do."
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Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Matt Wieters' RBI double in the eighth inning lifted the Baltimore Orioles over the Kansas City Royals, 4-3, in the opener of a three-game series.
Wieters ended with a pair of doubles and three runs batted in for the Orioles, who have won three in a row. Adam Jones had an RBI and two runs scored.
Baltimore starter Wei-Yin Chen allowed two runs on nine hits over 6 1/3 innings. Tommy Hunter (2-1) tossed 1 1/3 scoreless innings of relief to earn the win.
"When you don't walk people and you catch the baseball the way we did tonight, you give yourself a chance to win those types of games," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
Alex Gordon hit a two-run homer for the Royals, who have dropped two straight since winning four in a row. Alcides Escobar added an RBI.
Ervin Santana got the start for Kansas City and gave up three runs on seven hits over six innings. Tim Collins (1-1) allowed one unearned run over 1 1/3 innings of relief to take the loss.
Trailing 3-1, Kansas City scored twice in the seventh to tie the game. After Miguel Tejada hit a one-out single, the game was delayed by 48 minutes due to rain. Once play resumed, Gordon cleared the wall in right for his fourth of the season.
The Orioles took the lead back in the eighth after Jones walked, moved to second on Luke Hochevar's throwing error and raced home on Wieters' double down the left-field line.
"The leadoff walk is something that is going to get you in trouble just about every time," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "Especially in a late game, and especially when you're facing hitters as productive as the Baltimore hitters."
Jim Johnson pitched a perfect ninth to pick up his 12th save of the season.
Baltimore scored three times in the first inning. Manny Machado, Nick Markakis and Jones hit three straight singles to plate a run. Wieters followed with a two-run double to right-center field two batters later.
The Royals got on the board in the third. Tejada and Elliot Johnson hit back- to-back singles with one out. Escobar drove in Tejada with a two-out single to right.
Kansas City put men on first and third with one out in the fifth, but Escobar grounded into a double play to end the threat.
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Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
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KULGAM, INDIAN-ADMINISTERED KASHMIR – Dawn had just broken on a cool November morning in Malwan, a village in Kulgam district. Meema Ganaie, 35, recounts how she struggled up the muddy, unpaved roads filled with large potholes when she was nine months pregnant with her first child.
Walking slowly, she and her husband made the 10-kilometer (6-mile) journey by foot to the District Hospital Kulgam in Kulgam town because they could not find any transportation at that hour.
"When I reached the hospital, I had no strength even to talk," Ganaie says. "I was almost out of breath."
In the maternity ward, Ganaie saw that two or three patients shared a single bed, she says.
Nurses performed a routine checkup, asking Ganaie about her pain and checking her blood pressure, she says. They then told her she was not in labor and had more time for her delivery. They asked her to go home and return the next day for a blood test.
"I wept on the floor of the hospital," she says. "But the staff didn't pay any heed to my pain despite many requests."
At home that night in 2011, Ganaie began to suffer severe pain, she says. Her mother-in-law asked the village midwife to visit. Within 30 minutes after the pain began, Ganaie gave birth to a baby boy.
"Both my baby and I were fine," she says. "There were no complications after my delivery."
Enlisting the village midwife saved the family the cost of traveling to Kulgam town, says Taja Begum, 68, Ganaie's mother-in-law. The birth occurred at night, so public transportation was not available and the family would have had to hire a vehicle.
"We are poor people," Begum says. "The government doesn't provide us free transport."
Ganaie is now pregnant with her second child. She does not see any benefit to delivering at the hospital, she says.
"I have a bitter experience of hospital care when I was pregnant with my first baby," she says. "I gave my first delivery at home. It was normal. I don't want again to beg in front of the hospital staff for help."
When contacted about Ganaie's experience, officials at the District Hospital Kulgam said they were not aware of the incident because they had not received a formal complaint and could give no details.
"I have no idea about this case," Dr. Showkat Ali Looloo, chief medical officer of the hospital, says in a phone interview.
The federal and state governments have funded an agency to improve rural health care for nearly a decade. But the quality of health services in rural areas of the Kashmir Valley remains poor and difficult to access. The system lacks enough hospitals, clinics, medical staff and equipment, health care workers say. Officials and doctors also allege funding delays and misuse, although higher-level officials deny that criticism. The government is beginning to address the system's shortcomings by building more hospitals in rural areas and hiring more medical personnel, officials say.
The Kashmir Valley, which has a population of 7 million, is one of three regions in Jammu and Kashmir state, the portion of Kashmir administered by India.
Each of the 10 districts in the Kashmir Valley has a district hospital, Dr. Saleem-ur-Rehman, director of health services for Indian-administered Kashmir, says in a telephone interview. The district hospital in Ganderbal district is still under construction.
Saleem-ur-Rehman's department works under the Department of Health and Family Welfare of Jammu and Kashmir state. It is the primary government agency responsible for implementing national and state health programs in Indian-administered Kashmir.
In addition to the district hospitals, there are seven government-run specialization hospitals in the Kashmir Valley, Saleem-ur-Rehman says. These hospitals specialize in secondary, tertiary and pediatric care; orthopedic treatments; psychiatry; chest diseases; and obstetrics and gynecology. All are located in Srinagar, the state summer capital.
"The health sector in Kashmir is engaged in providing health care and medical facilities to the masses," Saleem-ur-Rehman says in a phone interview.
Seventeen of the 23 villages in the Kashmir Valley identified by the government as "backward," or underdeveloped, are in Kulgam district. The public health facilities in Kulgam district consist of one district general hospital, three subdistrict health centers, 27 primary health care centers and 90 subcenters.
The Indian government has established a separate agency to improve health care services in rural areas throughout the country. It launched the National Rural Health Mission nationwide in India in April 2005 and in Jammu and Kashmir state in December 2005.
"It is aimed at improving the access of rural people, especially women and children," says Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad Dar, divisional nodal officer of the program's Kashmir division. "The poor population should be able to have equitable, effective and accountable primary health care."
The program acts as a mediator between the state health department and the rural population to improve the services and infrastructure of rural health services, Dar says.
The Indian government provides 90 percent of the National Rural Health Mission's budget, he says. The Jammu and Kashmir state government provides the rest.
The state has used 9.87 billion rupees ($166 million) of the 10.49 billion rupees (roughly $177 million) the federal government allocated it through the program in 2005, Dar says. The central government has not yet disbursed funds for the new fiscal year, which are dependent on its performance evaluation of the agency that is in progress.
Kulgam district received 34 million rupees ($580,000) and spent 31 million rupees ($520,000) in the 2013-2014 fiscal year, which concluded in March, Dar says. The district spent those funds mainly on construction and the Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakaram, or Reproductive and Child Health Program, an incentive program that targets pregnant women in rural areas.
Under this program, in addition to the free medical care at the hospital, a pregnant woman receives free food for up to three days for a vaginal delivery and up to seven for a cesarean section. She also receives 1,400 rupees ($23) to cover her travel expenses.
In 2012, 84,307 pregnant women and 14,796 newborns benefited from the program, Saleem-ur-Rehman says. From January to October 2013, 61,956 pregnant women and 15,079 newborns received medical attention under the program.
Another important aspect of the National Rural Health Mission program is the Accredited Social Health Activist program, under which a woman chosen by each village serves as a community liaison to the public health system. These women, known as ASHA workers, raise awareness of health services available in their villages, accompany pregnant women to the hospital, and encourage villagers to use government health services.
To date, the state government has engaged 10,779 ASHA workers to promote maternal health services in Jammu and Kashmir, Dar says. Workers receive 600 rupees ($10) for each pregnant woman they lead to hospital health services, including prenatal clinics and delivery.
But pregnant women say the quality of medical care at government hospitals is poor. Some women have paid heavily for failures in the health care system.
"I still remember the day of Nov. 28, 2012, when my cousin, who was pregnant, died due to negligence of doctors in our district hospital," says Huzaifa Mir, of Malwan. Her cousin, Sheeraza Bi, was 28.
Early that morning, Mir and other family members took Bi to District Hospital Kulgam when she complained of labor pain, Mir says. They placed Bi on a makeshift wooden stretcher and carried her on their shoulders for nearly 10 kilometers (6 miles).
"When she reached the hospital, doctors delayed her treatment for almost nine hours," Mir says.
When the doctors checked Bi, they found that the fetus had died in her womb, Mir says. Doctors told the family to take Bi to the Maternity and Childcare Hospital nearly 22 kilometers (13 miles) away.
The doctors did this because they realized Bi's condition was serious and did not want to be held responsible for her death at the District Hospital Kulgam, Mir alleges.
"On our way to the hospital, we lost our daughter," Mir says, speaking of her cousin's death as analogous to a family losing a daughter.
Looloo, the only hospital official authorized to speak to the news media, says in a phone interview that he does not have any information on this case and cannot comment. Bi's family did not file an official complaint with the hospital.
Misra Hussain, 24, says hospital services have to improve.
Hussain, of Malwan, is eight months pregnant with her first child and has decided she will not deliver at District Hospital Kulgam. She plans to give birth at home with the help of her mother and the village midwife. She is due in mid- to late June.
In March, an ASHA worker in Hussain's village persuaded her to go to the hospital for a prenatal checkup, and the visit was distressing, she says. She had to wait in long lines.
The doctor was rude, which shocked and embarrassed Hussain, she says. This made her doubt doctors would care for her well during her delivery.
"The doctor who did my checkup told me everything is normal," Hussain says, "and when I asked her about the next visit, she got angry and shouted at me to come when I am in labor, and then moved on to the next patient."
Hussain's mother, Jalla Begum, accompanied her on the visit.
"I don't want my daughter to deliver her baby at this facility," Begum says. "The home deliveries are tension-free, and traditionally women get all the care by just being at home. The hospital deliveries are full of problems. There is no good care available at our district hospital. Our roads are mostly not in good condition, and it's very difficult to reach the hospital."
The hospital is working to improve the conditions, Looloo says. But he cannot comment on Hussain's experience as he has no information about it.
"We are trying our level best to utilize the NRHM benefits to benefit more and more women under the scheme," Looloo says. "We make sure all the incentives for both ASHA workers as well as pregnant ladies are disbursed on time through checks. There is always room for improvement, and we are working hard to fill all the gaps."
Dr. Nelofar Jan, a gynecologist, worked in various public district hospitals for more than 15 years before retiring from government service in September 2013. She now runs a private practice in Srinagar but regularly visits rural areas as part of her consultation work.
She has seen firsthand the suffering of pregnant women in rural areas of Kashmir Valley, she says. Many of them cannot reach a hospital in an emergency or access health care during pregnancy or when they deliver.
Most women in rural areas deliver at home because their villages lack medical facilities and they cannot afford transportation to distant hospitals. Further, rural roads in Kashmir Valley are impassable during winter and heavy rains.
During Jan's years of service in rural health care, she found that almost 85 percent of deliveries in rural areas took place at home. Women who deliver at home do not take antibiotics to avoid infections, Jan says. Only hospitals can provide the medical services that women need during delivery to protect them and their newborns.
"All these problems usually don't get highlighted, as women from remote areas generally visit hospital only when there are complications," Jan says. "Even the maternity mortality rates are not available with the health department."
Data on the number of pregnant women accessing rural health care services is not available, Saleem-ur-Rehman says. The department is developing plans to introduce a database system to track this information.
Statistics on pregnant women's access to health care and the negative impact of home births are sparse because most home births occur far from the hospitals where the government collects such information, says Dr. Mir Mushtaq, spokesman for the Doctors Association of Kashmir, an association of doctors from the public and private sectors working in the Kashmir Valley.
Even when a pregnant woman reaches a hospital while having childbirth complications, she may face other challenges.
There usually are no specialists available in the District Hospital Kulgam late at night, says Ruby Akhter, an ASHA worker in Malwan.
"Normally, there should be a gynecologist and a pediatrician always available in the hospital for emergency purposes," she says. "It becomes very difficult for a simple postgraduate medical student or junior doctor to do surgeries if there are complications."
If no obstetrician is available, hospital personnel refer patients to hospitals in Srinagar, 80 kilometers (50 miles) from Malwan, Akhter says.
Eleven doctors declined to comment on the circumstances at the public hospitals where they work for fear of losing their jobs.
There are at least three times as many small private clinics as there are government hospitals in Srinagar, says Dr. Iqbal Ahmed, a doctor with a private consultation clinic in the summer capital. But he calls it unimaginable for poor residents of rural areas to obtain care at private hospitals because of the expense.
"You are charged for everything," he says. "Nothing is free of cost. At government hospitals, on the other hand, you may only have to buy some medicine, but everything else is free."
Mushtaq agrees, calling district hospitals the backbone of rural health care in the Kashmir Valley.
"But, unfortunately they have turned into referral clinics," he says. "It is quite unfortunate that rural doctors dispatch patients to Srinagar, even with ordinary ailments. That puts pressure on the entire health care system."
Doctors should refer women to hospitals in Srinagar only when they have made every effort to diagnose or treat them without success, says Mushtaq, who works in a government subdistrict hospital in Budgam district. There is no system for tracking deaths and health complications from hospital negligence.
Staff members in rural hospitals are unjustly blamed for referring patients to the main hospitals in Srinagar, says a block development officer, a senior administrative post in the government health sector, in Kulgam district.
"We have no other option," says the officer, who requested anonymity for fear of being fired.
This is because doctors and other medical professionals assigned to rural hospitals do everything they can to transfer to urban areas, the officer says. Urban areas, especially Srinagar, have better roads, houses, schools and services, ensuring a more comfortable living environment for medical professionals and their families.
"They spend a lot of money and utilize bureaucratic channels to have their postings and transfers changed to city hospitals," the officer says.
Jan confirms this from her years as a doctor in the public sector.
The two decades of conflict in Kashmir have also stretched staff thin, Mushtaq says.
"There are so many casualties due to killings and injuries so that the entire focus goes to deal with those emergencies," he says.
Jan says this prevents women from accessing maternal health care services. Most patients in government hospitals are being treated for gunshot wounds and tear gas injuries.
"Maternity health has been affected badly," she says. "It becomes very difficult to reach out to the rural women who suffer from maternal health issues due to the rampant strikes and volatile nature of the place."
There is a dire need to add hundreds of doctors, paramedics and nurses to upgrade the rural health care system, she says.
"We have to equip the district hospitals with latest equipment and then employ enough people to operate the equipment," she says.
Shabir Ahmad Khan, former state health minister of Jammu and Kashmir, addressed the region's shortage of medical personnel at a media conference in September 2013.
"The state hospitals are facing a shortage of 6,000 employees, including doctors and paramedics," he said. "At present, Kashmir has 1,279 available doctors, and the number of paramedics is greater than the doctors."
Saleem-ur-Rehman confirms that the shortage remains an issue.
"There is a dearth of doctors as well as other hospital staff in various health care institutions of Kashmir," he says.
Officials and doctors also debate funding delays and misuse.
A data manager, a position responsible for managing the database of records for the National Rural Health Mission at a public hospital, also requested anonymity for fear of being fired.
"Under the Reproductive and Child Health Program, we don't get funds on time," the data manager says. "For example, we received the pending amount two days before the end of the financial year in March."
This was the allocation of funds for the entire fiscal year, which ended March 31. Programs suffer because of funding delays, the data manager says.
"But at the 11th hour, we get pressure from higher officials to spend the money so that audits are properly maintained," the data manager says.
Dar does not deny that funds get delayed.
"But the delay is not from our side," Dar says, attributing the problem to the Indian government.
The bureaucratic process takes a long time and involves many departments and internal audits, he says. This causes delays for all National Rural Health Mission programs across India, including those in Jammu and Kashmir.
An official from the Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare headquarters in New Delhi, the capital of India, denied the delay in disbursement of funds. The state government blames the central government for its own performance failings, he says.
The official declined to be named under orders not to comment on controversial issues following the recent formation of a new central government.
Misspent resources pose another challenge to the health care sector, Mushtaq says.
For example, the government wastes money renting privately owned buildings to house clinics and building new structures instead of improving infrastructure and equipment within existing public buildings, Mushtaq says.
"It doesn't make any sense to construct new buildings when the already established units are not well-equipped," he says.
Dar denies any misuse of National Rural Health Mission funds.
"As per the requirement, new hospitals are being constructed, and we are also working to strengthen the already-established hospitals," he says.
The government is addressing these challenges and shortcomings by recruiting new staff and expanding medical infrastructure in rural areas, officials say.
Saleem-ur-Rehman is the highest official responsible for improvement of all programs funded by the central government in Indian-administered Kashmir.
"We are in the process of recruiting doctors," he says.
Dar says officials in the National Rural Health Mission program are working hard to improve its services, though he could not elaborate on specifics.
Between December 2005 and November 2013, the National Rural Health Mission added 4,958 medical professionals to the state health care system, according to the Jammu and Kashmir government's 2013-2014 Economic Survey. Eighty percent were paramedics, and 20 percent were physician specialists, general doctors and nurses.
Construction of more hospitals is ongoing, Saleem-ur-Rehman says. The government has not finalized the number of new hospitals it will build, but it plans to build a new pediatric and maternity hospital in Srinagar and upgrade existing hospitals.
Pregnant women such as Ganaie say they would welcome improved medical services at state hospitals.
"At present, I don't see any benefit from the hospital delivery," Ganaie says. "But, if there would be good services, where both the mothers as well as children can lead happy and safe lives, I am sure we would be happier to give birth to our babies in hospitals."
GPJ translated some interviews from Kashmiri and Urdu.
Taja Begum and Jalla Begum are not related to each other. Dr. Nelofar Jan and Rosy Jan are also not related.


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Modern research reveals that the ancient people of this coastal desert region of Chile developed the world's most complex methods for preserving the dead
Two millennia before the Egyptians even began thinking of mummification, the Chinchorro, an obscure coastal culture in the Atacama Desert region of present-day northern Chile, practiced elaborate methods of preserving their dead. Scientists have determined that the Chinchorro mummies are the world's oldest, ranging up to seven thousand years in age. And the hundreds of these super-ancient mummies still being uncovered in the city of Arica are not just extraordinary artifacts, but through DNA research and other scientific methods, they are providing a rich laboratory for studying a way of life that long disappeared before even the emergence of language and the written word.
"The Chinchorro are the mavericks of the Andean world," says Renato Aguirre, a general surgeon and Arica local historian who has written a book on the history of his town. "They just don't go along with the rest of the Andean cultures. The Incas mummified their kings and brought them out for parties. They kept them with their wives. The Egyptians did it for a second life. The Chinchorro mummified their bodies for magic rituals, and the natural environment here has perfectly preserved them for nine thousand years. Arica is the paradise of archaeology," he says enthusiastically.
Indeed it is. Tucked between the Atacama and the cool Pacific Ocean, the city of Mica is the epicenter of Chinchorro mummy research. "You cannot build a house here without finding skulls and bones and things like that," says Aguirre. Ensconced by sand dunes, the breezy tranquility of this town belies its importance as a regional port and trading center; large factories chum out fishmeal here, and the city's reputation as a beach resort is growing.
In 1917 the, first of the mummies were discovered along Arica's popular Chinchorro beach. Max Uhle, the first archaeologist to study those early mummies, was not privy to carbon-14 dating technology though, and he mistakenly estimated their age at a mere two thousand years. The mummies did not attain their status as the world's oldest, however, until the last few decades, when the first archaeologists to use carbon-14 dating published their findings.
Their arguments were then buoyed by an astounding discovery of Chinchorro mummies in 1983. Workers bulldozing to cut a trench for a new waterline on El Morro--a striking, large massif that overlooks downtown Arica and its shoreline--uncovered numerous pieces of the ancient bodies. Construction was immediately stopped at the site, and archaeologists from Arica's University of Tarapaca arrived to recover ninety-six mummies belonging to a largescale Chinchorro graveyard.
The majority of the Chinchorro mummies have so far been found at the El Morro site, but others have been found as well along the full extension of the once Chinchorro territory, which archaeologists believe stretched nearly five hundred miles--from the city of Ilo in southern Peru to the Chilean city of Antofagasta.
The region's near absence of rain and humidity, combined with desert heat, has made it the perfect environment for mummy preservation. According to local officials, during one fifty-nine-year stretch, Arica received an average of just 3/100 inches of rain per year. And when the rare rain does fall, it never penetrates more than a foot of soil. In the Atacama, there are areas where it has not rained in all of geologic history.
Ever since the pronouncement that they are the world's oldest, the University of Tarapaca's collection of nearly three hundred Chinchorro mummies has been a budding focus of scientific investigation. Vivien Standen, director of physical anthropology research at the university's San Miguel de Azapa Museum, has studied the Chinchorro mummies for the past decade. She says that Chinchorro mummies are not just significant because of their age, but because they break all of the old rules about mummies. …


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Information for this introduction was based on a wide reading of history of the early 20th Century when public relations first emerged as a identifiable vocation. The following sources were used: Ray Stannard Baker, "Railroads on Trial," McClure's Magazine, Vol. 26, March, 1906 (this article also can be found in Arthur and Lila Weinbergs' The Muckrakers, A Collection of Articles That Fueled the Revolt of the Progressive Era, Simon & Schuster, 1961); Edward L. Bernays, Autobiography of an Idea. Memoirs of Edward L. Bernays, Simon & Schuster, 1965; Merle Curti, The Growth of American Thought 3rd. ed. Harper & Row, 1964; Elmer E. Cornwell Jr. , Presidential Leadership of Public Opinion, Indiana University Press, 1963 (traces the rise of Presidential Government that started with President Theodore Roosevelt's mastery of public relations); Pendleton Dudley, "Current Beginnings of PR," Public Relations Journal, Vol. 8, August, 1952; Eric F. Goldman, Two-Way Street, 1948 (a sketchy history of the field's origins), N. S. B. Gras, Business History of the United States about 1650 to 1950s (a 3-volume transcript edited by his widow, Ethel Gras, and distributed by Lincoln Educational Foundation, 1967).
Richard Hofstader, The Age of Reform, Knopf, 1955, who wrote that "It was muckraking that brought the diffuse malaise into focus", Ralph. W. Hower , The History of an Advertising Agency, N. W. Ayer & Sons at Work, Harvard University Press, 1939 (This agency pioneered in use of publicity to supplement advertising), Arthur S. Link, Woodrow Wilson and the Progressive Era, Harper, 1954 (traces development of Wilson New Freedom. Also see his American Epoch, Knopf, 1965); Luther B. Little, "The Printing Press in Politics," Munsey's Magazine, Vol. 23, September 23, 1900, Peter Lyon, Success Story, The Life and Times of S. S. McClure, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1963, biography of the leader of the Muckraking Movement; Alan Raucher, Public Relations and Business, 1900-1929, Johns Hopkins Press (details emergence of public relations in its early years); C. C. Regier, The Era of the Muckrakers, University of North Carolina Press, 1932 (neglects role of major daily newspapers in fomenting public revolt); Edward A. Ross, Changing America: Stuidies in Contemporary Society, Century Company, 1914 (Thoughts of a pioneer sociologist and strong critic of the ways of Big Business).
Upton Sinclair, Autobiography, 1st. ed. Harcourt Brace & World, 1962. This remarkable man re-emerges in chapter 19 as the catylst for the modern campaign consultant, today a major field of public relations. William Allen White , A Puritan in Babylon, the Story of Calvin Coolidge, Macmillan Company, 1938. White was a colorful Kansas editor of those years.