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Face shields on army helmets could reduce brain injuries
By Ben Coxworth
November 23, 2010
Over half of all injuries to U.S. troops are due to explosions, and a large percentage of those are head injuries. While helmets offer some protection, explosive pressure waves can be transmitted to soldier's brains via their unprotected faces. With this in mind, researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a computer model to evaluate how useful face shields on army helmets would be in reducing traumatic brain injuries. Their conclusion: shields could save lives.
The research project is being led by Raul Radovitzky, an associate professor in MIT's Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics. The model was created using MRI scans of subjects from Walter Reed Army Medical Center, and supplemented with data from studies on the effects of mechanical shocks on pigs' brains. It contains detailed anatomical features such as the sinuses, cerebrospinal fluid and layers of gray and white matter. The model also contains details on the type of modeled explosion, including the variety of explosive, its mass, and proximity to the head.
Radovitzky and his team ran a series of tests with the model, seeing how a soldier's head would respond to a blast wearing no helmet, a standard Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH), and an ACH with a clear polycarbonate face shield. Although there was little difference between the injuries suffered by an unhelmeted and standard-helmeted soldier, the soldier with the face mask received significantly less stress to their brain.
The researchers have so far only modeled one specific explosion scenario where the blast wave hits from the front, but they plan to add others with differing blast angles and intensities. They will also simulate blast waves to the neck and torso, as it has been suggested that hits to these regions could also cause brain injuries.
In order to speed development of more effective helmets, both for military and civilian use, Radovitzky is releasing the source code for his model to the public as of this week. Interested parties can obtain it by contacting him at email@example.com
The research was published this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
It worked for Darth Vador...Gabriel Grove
Masks that help soldiers look like robots will make it even easier to win the hearts and minds of the villagers bombed by robot drones, and win America\'s next war in a New York minute. Children will rush to make friends with these lovable invaders.
Shielding the brain is a bonus.Geometeer
There is a real conundrum with face shields in counterinsurgency operations: part of the strategy in combating insurgents is to establish a human link to locals to get their aid in rooting out the hostiles; a non-removable or fixed face shield yields a kind of Star Wars storm trooper, inhuman look to the wearer, requiring removing the entire helmet to remove the barrier to the personal link, defeating the protective element; while a removable or swing-up shield creates a window of vulnerability. A transparent shield would be preferred, if it can afford a credible level of visibility and still protect.Pat Kelley
A good step in protection enhancement but more work must be done to integrate head, torso and limb armor. For example, shock waves that impact one area of the body should be mitigated by transfer of energy to other parts of the protection system.
Further, a soldier should have the ability to sweep the area for explosives electronically, determine the location and size of the threat and send his own ordinance (or impulse technology) directly to the target - detonating it in prior to his/their advance on that ground.
In regard to land mines, I would use high-power low-frequency energy to dislodge and expose shallow mines...
I would love to see the looks on the faces of terrorists as their devices explode 2km in front of advancing forces...Muraculous
@Geometeer Indeed ... I\'m sure I\'ve seen this somewhere before...oh yes .. Darth Vader ...and he really made me feel I was in good hands.Patrick Frickel
@Muraculous ... like the terrorists are having huge success as it is...don\'t take away the only thing left that they can use to fight the most technologically advanced nation the world has ever seen. I\'d love to see how brave the marines are with just a turban, AK 47 and their God to protect them... oh yes now I remember .... black hawk down...thats how brave.Patrick Frickel
Too much protection on the head poses a hazard all it\'s own - That of auditory occlusion. If you can\'t hear where the enemy and his rounds are coming from, you tend to take too long to orient yourself in the beginning of a fight, making yourself vulnerable to getting hit and being wounded or killed. All helmets to some extent warp one\'s auditory perception, but the more protective ones are the worst at muffling and covering up warning sounds.
Perhaps another reason why face-masks haven\'t been used, even though their protective value seems moronically obvious.Timothy Neill
Interesting article - though the associated article snippets at right side of the page are distracting when you realise that some of the pictures don\'t align with their respective subject matter - some swift editing required here, methinks...Nick Herbert
I liked the movie Robo Cop, but it always struck me that it would be best to shoot him into his brain and spinal cord via his unprotected mouth, than it would be to be aiming at his armor plated body. Still it\'s only a movie.
The Bobby Fat helmet from Star Wars was a functional design. Not exactly military stuff, but it had - as a movie prop, sort of armored windows that followed the eye motion lines, and it was ungay enough to be really butch.Mr Stiffy
\"Bobby Fat\"... now that\'s funny! (Boba Fett I think is the correct spelling)
I think face shields could be a winner, but it\'s up to the troops to really decide in many ways if its practical. Every shield comes at a price of auditory and visual degradation, and looking more sinister to the populace.Matt Rings


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The Last Movie made the name "Dennis Hopper" marquee death. Finished in late 1971, Kid Bluean amiable comic western with Hopper as an aging outlaw attempting to go straightwas shelved for over a year. After a New York opening was canceled, the movie was included in the New York Film Festival. This honor proved the kiss of death. Kid Blue's ensuing commercial run lasted four days.
Kid Blue is almost never revived, but coincidentally Anthology is screening it Thursday as part of its Warren Oates retro. A relaxed piece of work, directed by James Frawley, who won an Emmy for The Monkees, Kid Blue has a meandering jug band sensibility and a premise hilariously relevant to Hopper's situation. After the ludicrous failure of his last heist, his character "retires" to seek honest work in the town of Dime Box, Texasa hotbed of petit bourgeois cantankerousness, dominated by the Great American Ceramic Novelty Company and administered by a bullying sheriff with a grotesque sense of propriety (Ben Johnson). Unable to succeed as either a shoeshine boy or chicken flicker, Hopper is reduced to working for Great American. His job is planting U.S. flags on ceramic Santa Claus tchotchkes alongside a trio of sympathetically bedraggled Indians. ("I love you, Jesus," one unconvincingly cries in the hopes of regaining his tribal land.)
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October 5, 2011
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Applying to and attending college can be the best time of your life but it can also be the scariest! Did your guidance counselor forget to include your transcript in your application packet? Were you matched with a freshman roommate who had an aversion to soap? We want to know: Tell us your scariest college-related experience in 140 characters for a chance to win $1,000 or a Kindle for college through our latest Short & Tweet Twitter Scholarship!
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October 17, 2011
Students often complain that their voices are not heard by the masses but this next scholarship opportunity proves it's possible for their words to make a difference...and a $30,000 dent in college tuition payments.
The VFW's Voice of Democracy Scholarship is an annual nationwide audio essay competition designed to give high school students in grades 9, 10, 11 & 12 the opportunity to voice their opinions on their responsibilities to our country. Students should first draft their essays based on this year's theme and then record their readings (no shorter than three minutes and no longer than five minutes) to CDs. Entries will be judged on originality, content and delivery, with the winner of the top audio essay receiving a $30,000 scholarship for college.
If this scholarship opportunity appeals to you, speak up today! The deadline is November 1st but you can find more information about this award and others by conducting a free scholarship search today.
October 24, 2011
There are lots of different ways to find money for college these days but none are as tried and true as the essay scholarship. Are you ready to write your way to $5,000, $2,500 or $1,000 for college? Well fire up that computer for the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education's Freedom in Academia Essay Contest.
The Freedom in Academia Essay Contest invites high school seniors to watch two videos on FIRE's website and write an 800- to 1,000-word essay using examples from both videos. This year's prompt is "Why is free speech important at our nation's colleges and universities?" FIRE will award one first-place winner a $5,000 scholarship, one second-place winner a $2,500 scholarship, and five runners-up $1,000 scholarships.
The deadline is coming up fast – it's November 5th – so visit FIRE's website today for more information. To learn more about this award and others, conduct a free scholarship search on Scholarships.com.
October 31, 2011
Did you know today is Halloween? Of course you did...but did you also know it's deadline day for multiple scholarships? No?! Well there's still time to potentially earn thousands toward your college education through these Scholarships of the Moment!
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November 18, 2011
Angela Andaloro
Whether you're a prospective college student or already a few years in, there's no doubt that tuition is a major concern. It's not cheap to be a college student and while student loans can greatly assist you in this struggle, sometimes they're not enough. That's where scholarships can help.
Many aren't aware but November is National Scholarship Month and the perfect time to start your search for scholarships that perfectly meet your needs. Your first step in this journey is throwing away the number one misconception about scholarships – that they are only awarded to "smart kids." While many scholarships do require that you maintain a certain GPA, grades are not the only criteria. There are scholarships available for athletics, community service, to students pursuing certain careers or majors, and to minorities.
It may seem like the chances of winning a scholarship are slim. That was my mentality when I heard nothing after filling out application after application. Sure, it was frustrating but I didn't give up. And I'm glad I kept at it: Just a few weeks ago, I saw the fruits of my labor when I was awarded a scholarship from an alumnus at my school!
My biggest piece of advice to students searching for scholarships is to be persistent in your search. If you fill out hundreds of applications, you have hundreds of scholarship opportunities but if you give up and don't fill out any, your opportunities will reflect that. Utilize every resource you can, like talking to the financial aid office at your school and seeing what they recommend...and don't forget about the Internet! A little site called Scholarships.com has a plethora of information that can steer you in the right direction. Best of luck and may your scholarship searches be fruitful!
Angela Andaloro is a junior at Pace University's New York City campus, where she is double majoring in communication studies and English. Like most things in New York City, her life and college experience is far from typical – she commutes to school from her home in Flushing and took nearly a semester's worth of classes online – but she still likes to hang out with friends, go to parties and feed her social networking addiction like your "average" college student.
November 21, 2011
Kara Coleman
The National Association for College Admission Counseling recently released a list of the top 10 things college admissions officers consider to be most important in an applicant. When I read it, I was surprised to find that extracurricular activities didn't make the cut! There have been many times when I have said or heard someone else say, "That will look good on a college application." After all, there is something impressive about being SGA president or being actively involved in a service organization like Key Club. Unfortunately, the data say otherwise.
So if you are a high school junior or senior thinking about college, what should you do? Developing good study habits is extremely important – learning IS the point of attending school! – but don't sacrifice your extracurriculars. College admissions officers may not consider them to be important but involvement in your school, church and community is oftentimes a big factor when dealing with scholarship applications. When I was in high school, I was a mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters and writing an essay about that experience garnered me a $1,000 scholarship from Coca-Cola during my second semester in college. Even if you don't end up with scholarship bucks, there is no price to be placed on the leadership skills and character development that can result from getting involved.
So what do you think? Should college admissions officers place a higher value on what you do outside the classroom or should academics be all that matters?
This summer, Kara Coleman graduated from Gadsden State Community College with an Associate of Arts degree. She is currently studying communications with concentration in print journalism at Jacksonville State University Kara's writing has been featured in Teen Ink magazine and she is a children's author through Big Dif Books.
November 28, 2011
As anyone who's ever overindulged in Thanksgiving dinner can tell you, too much of a good thing does indeed exist. This mentality does not hold true when it comes to scholarships, though...especially this Scholarship of the Week from AXA Equitable!.
The AXA Achievement Scholarship awards $670,000 annually. Fifty-two students – one from each state, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico – receive scholarships of $10,000. Of those 52 students, 10 students are chosen as national winners and receive an additional $15,000 scholarship award and an internship opportunity with AXA Equitable.
Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate ambition and drive, determination to set and reach goals and the ability to succeed in college. If that sounds like you, visit AXA's website to apply before the December 1st deadline. As always, to learn more about this and other scholarship opportunities, conduct a free Scholarships.com scholarship search today!
November 29, 2011
Darci Miller
In a perfect world, getting a job or internship would be as easy as sending your cover letter and resume to an employer. The perfect job opportunities would just fall into your lap and hiring managers would be fighting over you. Well, if you've ever applied for a job, internship or even scholarship, you're well aware this isn't the case.
If you simply send in a cover letter and resume, you're lucky if they get more than a passing glance...and that's AFTER the endless search for opportunities. Rejection notices are rare and actually getting hired is even more so. I don't pretend to be an expert on getting jobs, internships or scholarships – far from it, in fact – but if there's one thing I've learned in my quest is that you can't do it on your own. It's the lucky few that get their dream job or internship on a lark; the rest of us have to do some legwork, which includes networking and making some contacts.
My personal dream is to work for the Olympics in some capacity and I'm studying abroad in London next semester to be there in the lead-up to the Summer Games in 2012. So, I thought, why not try for an internship? The website of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (LOCOG) was utterly unhelpful, so my mom and I started spreading the word that I was on the hunt.
It turns out that one of my mom's friends has a cousin who works in LOCOG's technology department! We've emailed and spoken on the phone and he's been nothing but helpful. I told him that, as a journalism major, I'd like to do something in that area and it just so happens that one of his friends heads the press team; he's going to send over my resume, cover letter and clips.
Of course, this doesn't guarantee anything and I still have to worry about my student visa application being accepted. But because I got the word out and asked for help, I got to pass Go and collect $200. Your mom may know a guy who knows a guy, too, so in your internship, job or scholarship search, don't forget the crucial step of being vocal about what you want.
Darci Miller is a New Yorker studying journalism and sport administration at the University of Miami. When she's not writing for the school newspaper, you can find her at the gym, either working or working out. She loves all '80s pop culture (the cheesier the better!), and glues herself to her TV when the Olympics are on. She dreams big, and believes the sky's the limit!
In recent years, college students have become more cautious about taking out loans to pay for school. There are multiple reasons for this – horror stories from friends or siblings, limited job prospects after graduation and high interest rates have all been cited – and while it's an admirable goal to graduatefrom college debt-free, educators think this approach could actually hinder students from getting degrees.
According to a recent Associated Press article, students are attempting to limit borrowing by working longer hours, taking fewer credits (and often not enrolling full-time), living at home and attending less selective institutions. While educators are impressed with this level of fiscal responsibility, they are quick to point out that each action above is a risk factor that makes college students less likely to graduate. Borrowing could prevent this, said Deborah Santiago, co-founder and vice president of Excelencia in Education. "If you can take out a little bit of loan you're more likely to complete. If you can go to a more selective institution that gives you more resources and support, you're more likely to complete." How much more likely? Federal data analyzed by Excelencia and the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP) in 2008 shows roughly 86 percent of students who borrow for college are able to attend full-time compared to 70 percent of students who don't borrow and roughly 60 percent of full-time students receive a bachelor's degree within eight years compared to 25 percent of part-time students.
What can be done to facilitate this message? Educators believe students need to better understand financial aid, the difference between types of loans, debt management and the returns on various degrees and majors. In addition to searching for scholarships and grants, is borrowing part of your financial aid plan and does this information make you more or less likely to take out a loan?
December 5, 2011
Suada Kolovic
What is your vision for yourself after college? Church Hill Classics and diplomaframe.com want to help you frame your future and attain your dreams. So, show them what your future looks like! They'll be awarding $6,000 in scholarships - five $1,000 winners plus $1,000 donation to the grand prize winner's school.
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The top 24 finalists will be announced by Church Hill Classics in April. Then, the top five scholarship winners will be chosen by popular vote on our website (more details about the voting process to come as we get closer to that time).
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"When I first started here, a lot of people came down here and expected Auriga food," Flicker told me. "But that's not fair to the owners of this restaurant—they want Mission to be Mission—and it's not fair to what Auriga was either, which was its own thing, unique in time and team. There were two guys who came to Auriga every Thursday night at 5:15 and sat at the same table. One night I saw them in the dining room here, went out and said hi, and they said, 'This isn't really our kind of place. We like smaller, more intimate restaurants.' And so I said, 'That's cool.' It's not my place to re-create Auriga, it's my job to try to make Mission the best it can be." To that end, Flicker told me, he's had a lot of trial and error: A cold smoked rib-eye, for instance, had Mission regulars calling it needlessly fatty, but once he took the same smoked rib-eye, sliced it, served it with truffled onions and smoked Carr Valley cheddar, the sandwich went over in a big way.
"I don't think any of us ever saw this resurgence in American retro-cuisine coming," Flicker told me, citing B.A.N.K., Harry's Food & Cocktails, and his own restaurant. "But I'm trying to embrace it and learn something new. I don't need to do a fancy fish special to cook well—I can make chicken and dumplings with the same amount of thought, integrity, and cooking skill I'd apply to a line-caught halibut fillet, even if they're different worlds of cuisine. But I think now is the time for me to learn some new business practices, heal, serve somebody else's vision." With half a year's perspective on the winter massacre, Flicker sees last year's disaster less as a cataclysm and more as a correction.
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Sir Frederick William Burton was an Irish painter and museum director. He was taught painting by the Brocas brothers in Dublin and, like them, he specialised in watercolours. He soon established himself as a portrait painter, and he had many notable sitters in Dublin. Burton was elected Royal Hibernian Academician in 1839 at the age of twenty-three. In 1851 he settled in Munich, from where he made sketching trips and visits to German art galleries. He subsequently settled in London, where he continued to devote himself to the study of art history and to portrait painting.
by Henry Tanworth Wells
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Private View of the Old Masters Exhibition, Royal Academy, 1888
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oil on canvas, 1889
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albumen print on card mount, published 1864 (circa 1863)
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ILOILO CITY—The Office of the Ombudsman has filed criminal charges against former Technical Education and Skills Development Authority Director General and now Iloilo 2nd district Rep. Augusto "Boboy" Syjuco Jr. in connection with the alleged P61-million overpricing in the purchase of Tesda training materials.
Ombudsman Conchita Carpio Morales signed a 52-page resolution on March 8 indicting Syjuco and 10 other respondents for three counts of violations of Republic Act No. 3019 (Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act), according to a statement issued on March 13 by the Ombudsman's media affairs bureau.
Also charged with Syjuco were former Tesda Deputy Director General Rogelio Peyuan; directors Antonio Del Rosario, Ernesto Beltran and Teodoro Sanico; Western Visayas director Buen Mondejar; lawyer Marjorie Docdocil; Juanito Belda (chief administrative officer); Maximiano Montemayor (administrative officer); Francisco Fang (senior administrative assistant); and private respondent Vicente Roxas, president and chair of V.G. Roxas Co. Inc.
In a phone interview on Thursday, Syjuco slammed the Ombudsman's decision as "baseless and done with undue haste" and part of "political persecution."
Syjuco, who is seeking reelection in May, said the charges were filed 60 days before the elections and two weeks before the start of the campaign period for local candidates.
He said he is a "hero" rather than a "villain" since he had asked the National Bureau of Investigation to look into anomalies in Tesda.
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Mila Kunis felt ''flat'' when she slimmed down to 98 pounds for her role as a ballerina in 'Black Swan' and says her normal weight is 25 pounds heavier.
Mila Kunis felt ''flat'' when she slimmed down to 98 pounds for her role as a ballerina in 'Black Swan'.
The 28-year-old actress admitted that she felt like she had no shape when she filmed the movie with Natalie Portman.
She told the August edition of American Glamour magazine about how she viewed herself: ''Flat, flat, flat. There was no shape, no form, nothing, nothing.''
Now that the 'Ted' star has gained back 25 pounds to bring her up to her normal weight she feels like her critics are as disappointed as when she was thinner.
She continued: ''This is my normal body. It's not 98 pounds. God, I'm probably 25 pounds heavier in muscle mass and weight at this point.
''What was crazy was, when I was shooting 'Black Swan', everyone was like, 'Gosh, you're really too skinny.' Then my weight started bouncing back and they're like, 'She looked better when she was anorexic-looking.' You can't please anyone!''
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With the stroke of a pen half a billion dollars could be injected into the local economy after the signing of a historic free trade deal with China.
The agreement makes New Zealand the first western nation to sign such a deal with the world's most populous country.
Details of the deal were unveiled at a signing ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Monday afternoon (New Zealand time).
Trade Minister Phil Goff inked the deal on behalf of New Zealand with Chen Deming, his Chinese counterpart, who did the same for China as it entered into its first FTA with a developed nation.
The deal promises to boost the New Zealand economy by up to $350 million a year, with 96% of tariffs on goods gradually eliminated, including on agricultural products.
Tariffs on exports to the world's most expansive economy will start coming off in October and be completed in 12 years.
China will make up to $70 million a year off the deal.
"This is a big deal, there hasn't been a trade deal like this with China done by anyone before," says Prime Minister Helen Clark.
Critics opposed to the deal predict it will see a flood of Chinese workers into New Zealand.
"We believe that migration should be kept out of trading agreements," Council of Trade Unions vice president Sharon Clair says.
But Clark, currently in Beijing, says that immigration gates will not be thrown open. "I'd be very confident of that, for a start some of those positions are absolutely reserved for traditional Chinese areas of speciality whether it's medicine or Chinese chefs," she says.
The deal also allows up 1800 skilled Chinese workers to be in New Zealand at any one time.
Workers allowed in will be involved in speciality areas and others will work in areas where New Zealand has specified skill shortages.
Nurses, plumbers, electricians are among those categories and the PM is adamant they are needed in New Zealand.
"Providing they have got the necessary qualifications I'm afraid we do, we are very short of skilled people," says Clark.
The Chinese workers will not be required to speak English but won't be able to stay more than three years. However, the numbers are small given the temporary workers already in New Zealand.
"The 85,000 people currently working here come from over the globe, they come from Africa, they come from the Middle East, they come from Asia, they come from Europe," Trade Minister Phil Goff says.
Some critics also believe it is wrong to do a free trade deal with a country with poor environment and labour standards. They point to the current brutal suppression of Tibet and the massacre in Tianamen Square in 1989.
But Prime Minister Helen Clark is shrugging off the criticism.
"If we were to only trade with countries who are of common mind with us it would be a pretty small group. No one suggest you don't trade with Britain because they invaded Iraq. No one suggest you don't trade with France because they once did nuclear testing in the South Pacific," Clark points out.
The government believes passing up a world-first trade agreement would leave New Zealand behind as the rest of the world courts a super power whose influence shows no sign of waning.
New Zealand businesses are happy with the deal with New Zealand exports to China are expected to grow by a whopping 40%.
Chinese imports to New Zealand are expected to grow 10%, but China is possibly using New Zealand as a test case before moving forward with larger developed nations.
For the business delegation looking on the key focus was on the economic gains. Nearly all tariffs on NZ exports will be gone within 12 years and Fonterra chairman Henry van der Heyden says it will mean "we will receive higher revenue for our product which has got to be good for farmers".
Parliament is yet to vote on the deal and it is not known yet whether Foreign Minister Winston Peters will support it because his New Zealand First party is against deals with low wage economies.
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A. Barkat Nisha, a resident of M.G.R. Nagar Fifth Street, Karumbukkadai, is still expecting from the Coimbatore Corporation the disbursement of financial assistance under the State Government's maternity assistance scheme.
She applied when she was four months pregnant in April this year and ought to have received the first tranche of the payment – Rs. 4,000 – in the seventh month.
She is one among the 10,514 women for whom the Coimbatore Corporation has not released the assistance under the State Government's Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy Maternity Benefit Assistance Scheme.
Under the scheme, women from below poverty line families are eligible for Rs. 12,000 if they fulfill certain conditions.
For getting the first instalment of Rs. 4,000, women, by the seventh month, will have to undergo the following tests: blood grouping, haemoglobin, ultra sonogram and blood sugar. All these are mandatory.
This is done with the help of urban health nurses, who look out for pregnant women in the localities that fall under the jurisdiction of the particular maternity home. They are supposed to assist such women in opening a no-frills account.
The Government has said that for opening such an account, the beneficiaries need not even have a ration card; a letter from the appropriate medical officer would suffice.
After ensuring that the women have undergone the tests, the Corporation has to release the money through the treasury, which will credit the money to the beneficiaries' bank account.
The Corporation is supposed to release the second instalment of Rs. 4,000 when the beneficiary women are delivered of the children in a government hospital/Corporation maternity home. If the women deliver the children in private clinics/hospitals they stand to lose the financial assistance.
And, the civic body is supposed to release the final payment of Rs. 4,000 when the beneficiary mothers ensure that the babies are administered pentavalent vaccine around the third month.
The Government has devised the scheme to improve institutional delivery and prevent maternal and infant mortality.
But, the Coimbatore Corporation has released the amount to only 1,652 of the targeted 12,166 women in the eight months of the current financial year. A look at the figures from some of the Corporation's urban primary health centres suggests that a few of them have disbursed the first instalment to less than one per cent of the targeted population.
The Singanallur Urban Primary Health Centre is a case in point, where the Corporation has released the money to only 44 of the 668 women.
The unreleased money works out to over Rs. 4.20 crore.
Sources in the civic body blame the poor disbursement to problem in the computer software the State Government has installed for the purpose of entering the beneficiary data. They say that the software is not flexible enough and that there are connectivity problems as well.
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AUBURN, Ala. -- Auburn has hired former Southern Miss coach Ellis Johnson as defensive coordinator. New Tigers coach Gus Malzahn announced the hiring of the veteran Southeastern Conference assistant Thursday two days after getting the job. Johnson was fired after Southern Miss went 0-12 in his lone season, but has an impressive track record running SEC defenses. "Ellis is one of the top defensive minds in all of college football. He is very experienced and has tremendous success coaching in the Southeastern Conference," Malzahn said. "He is a man of integrity who will be a great ambassador for Auburn. We're very pleased to have him join our staff and bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our program." Johnson has been defensive coordinator at South Carolina, Clemson, Alabama and Mississippi State and spent 16 seasons at the various SEC stops. His final Gamecocks defense ranked third nationally in yards allowed and second-best against the pass in 2011, his fourth season....
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