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Every child/situation is different. My daughter REFUSED to be potty trained, so I waited until SHE was ready. Our system was a blank piece of paper that I drew squares on-to section off a designated number of squares, at first there were only a few, but I soon increased the number of squares as she progressed. Each successful "go" was rewarded with a sticker in a box-small for a #1 "go" and large sticker for a #2 "go". After a predetermined number of accomplished sticker-boxes, she was rewarded with a small treat. The treat reward didn't appeal to her as much after a bit, but she still loved to see all her stickers-which is important to little ones, being able to concretely SEE their accomplishments and progressions and successes. It was exciting for her to have it on the fridge and she was stoked to show Daddy her stickers when he got home from work!! It made her so proud, and Mommy too!! :)
*** She had control over which "big girl panties" we bought and the was rewarded with being able to chose her "big girl panties" to wear that day, as she progressed when we got dressed in the morning!!
[Side note, I did make up a silly reward/tradition, which we called a "Happy Dance", where whenever she would go #1 I would do a (very silly/very ridiculous/very wild-something I wouldn't do out in public, lol) little "Happy Dance". When she went #2 I did a little more crazier of a "Happy Dance". It made her giggle and it worked-for us]
Bottom line: if it works for you and you think it's right-DO IT!! :)
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Should potty training include treats or rewards?
Some moms find that giving sweets or some other kind of reward for successful potty training is helpful in motivating their children to learn, while others argue that it sets a bad precedent. What do you think?
Every child/situation is different. My daughter REFUSED to be potty trained, so I waited until SHE was ready. Our system was a blank piece of paper that I drew squares on-to section off a designated number of squares, at first there were only a few, but I soon increased the number of squares as she progressed. Each successful "go" was rewarded with a sticker in a box-small for a #1 "go" and large sticker for a #2 "go". After a predetermined number of accomplished sticker-boxes, she was rewarded with a small treat. The treat reward didn't appeal to her as much after a bit, but she still loved to see all her stickers-which is important to little ones, being able to concretely SEE their accomplishments and progressions and successes. It was exciting for her to have it on the fridge and she was stoked to show Daddy her stickers when he got home from work!! It made her so proud, and Mommy too!! :)
I had the worst time potty training my son. I knew he could do it, he just didn't want to. What I ended up doing was going to the dollar store and getting a chore chart and some stickers. Every time he went on the potty, he picked a sticker to put on his chart. When he filled up a row with stickers he got to go to the store and pick a toy. He picked up on the potty training very quickly, and he learned to work towards a goal, and with the chart he could see how far he had to go the get to it.
We started off with just praise and a big loud cheer, but as they stopped progressing we started giving "Fruit Snacks" from Sunrype (also contains veggies) Now they go on their own, no problems at all and we do not Cheer or give snacks any more. We were rewarding them for overcoming a hurtle they came to and it slowly got forgotten as all they wanted to do was to go back and play. My daughter was trained by 2.5, middle son trained by 3 and youngest guy was 2
It takes time to work out what works for your child. Sweets might motivate one child, while a reward chart and stickers may be better for another.
However, what I think is important to avoid is bribing your child as this teaches them nothing. I know one Mum who bribed her son with sweets if he went to the toilet when instructed and two years on he is still having accidents as he hasn't learned to take responsibility for his own actions.
For my daughter, lots of praise when she got things right went a long way, followed by sticker rewards later on in the training. For her reward charts didn't work, but putting a 'Hello Kitty' or whatever, sticker on her dress directly gave her something to instantly be proud of.
I tried giving my daughter rewards and it was not very sucessful for her. So I just got really excited, made up silly songs about her going to the potty, lots of praise, and top it off with a big hug telling her how happy she makes me when she goes potty. After that, she started to tell me she wanted to make me happy when she had to go potty, that was her potty que, and when she was done she would be so excited yelling i make you so happy i make you so happy. All children are different but I found the praise to be more sucessful for my daughter
we've just successfully potty trianed our little girl and I also used stickers and praise to encourage her. Her potty book had a sticker chart in the back and she loves to add the stickers, I also cheered and had a silly little song which we sang. it's slowly been phased out now, but I still tell her well done and get her to give me a high five when she's finished - and you can see she's really proud and knows she's achieved something. I agree that food rewards can be a bit tricky and I'm not entirely convinced if this is entirely good or bad, although at times I do reward very good behaviour with a small treat (and motivate her to be good with the promise of a reward) BUT if she is not good I do not give her the treat anyway, I think that whatever you decide to do you should be consistent and follow-through, that way your little one will feel secure and always know where they stand with you. GOOD LUCK!
I think that it helps and I think that it actually sets a GOOD precident. As adults it is good for us to set goals and give ourselves small rewards for making small goals and bigger rewards for bigger goals.
My daughter gets stickers when she uses the potty. She has >90 stickers for this month right now. She gets excited and likes to build little families and then likes to use food stickers to give them treats. It's a recognition of her efforts and a small reward. We also have a special 'We're proud of you" song that we sing. We have tapered off the song as her accuracy has improved. She gets a small toy animal (~3 dollars) when she makes a bigger goal, like putting everything in the potty at her Nannie's house (something that was hard for her to remember because she's so busy with other things there). That has worked extremely well, too. When we go over we talk about whether "baby polar bear will be able to come live with us today" for example. We don't scold at all for mistakes, but we do say "I'm sorry" to whatever character is on her pull-ups for getting them wet or poopy.
We taper off the rewards as she gets more proficient with the skill. For instance, we don't praise her for being able to feed herself any more.
BTW, we tried the 'Boot Camp' method first (where you just put them into underpants and let them wet until they kind of 'get it'). That didn't work at all for us. We did it for a couple of weeks and then I just couldn't take the mess and she clearly wasn't making rapid improvement. Maybe she wasn't really quite ready for it at the time.
Update: She was completely potty trained by Thanksgiving and we had stopped giving any reward for using the potty by the middle of December. We just started only giving stickers when she asked for them and she doesn't think to ask any more.
we are potty training our 16mnth old girl and she is doing well, we get accidents though:)!. We always clap hands for her when she drops in #1 or#2 in there, she wants to see it flushed away and then sprayed with freshener....that really makes her want to use her potty when ##s are calling- lol!
We all need encouragement to do something that is difficult. We all expect reward for our hard work at our jobs. Oftentimes we get confused thinking that rewards are like bribes. There is a good website that talks about the difference between bribes, blessings, and rewards. http://biblebasedparenting101.com/bribe.html
I didn't understand that a bribe is something that induces a person to do something wrong or illegal. The site mentions that if we are teaching children correct principles, then bribe is not the word. Reward is something given for doing a good deed, and blessing is some divine blessing. Are we mother's not given a divine commission to raise children and teach them correct principles? So it is okay to reward and bless our children for doing good, praiseworthy and correct things. God blesses his children every day for obedience and prayerful inquiries. Our prayers get answered, is that not a reward? I guess our motives and intentions are what matters. The site mentions using a token system with happy faces and is quite detailed. I liked it.
We gave our son stickers for each time he told us that he had to go potty... It seemed to work fantastic! And when he was completely potty-trained, we took him out to a toy store and let him pick out a toy. With our daughter, she only used the potty-seat 3 times and she was potty-trained! We couldn't stop telling them how proud of them we were. So now, My daughter SKYLAR, who's 5, gets up in the middle of the night, and goes to the bathroom by herself. And my son CHAISE, who's 3, wakes us up to tell us he has to go to the bathroom. I don't know if we did anything different, things would've turned out better/worse.
Both kids were PT before 3
If they are NOT as a bribe, but as a reward yes, I'm all for it. The difference between the two: I'll give you a sticker/candy if you go potty in the big girl potty vs. asking them if they have to go potty, having them go, and then rewarding their good behavior. My daughter now has forgotten about the treat at the end of the 'event' and the cheer and silly dance is enough. Sometimes they just need a bit of extra encouragement but praise from you, honest praise, is bigger than any treat you can buy.
I bought some sweeties from Aldi's (artificial colour and flavour free) about the size of a sultana and would give her one every time she did a wee. I don't believe in pullups. She wet herself twice (without a pull up) & connected it with going to the toilet .
I made the mistake of putting too much pressure on regards to number twos too early....& had to back away from it for a month or so. I had a Dora present wrapped up and put it in eyeshot and a kindersurprise in an egg cup next to it. (sat there for 6 weeks) She began by pooing in her nappy in the toilet area (she would get a sweetie) & then progressed to sitting in her nappy & doing a poo on the toilet(kinder surprise)...two hours later she ripped off her nappy & did her first one in the loo!! Whoo hoo...That was on turning 3 & we haven't looked back! She never had a dry nappy through the night but one evening just said "mummy I don't want to wear a nappy to bed."& so I let her go to bed (somewhat nervously) and sure enough she woke up to go to the toilet through the night. She's 3 and a half now...I'm thinking I've been pretty lucky but believe the rewards have definitly helped. Of course it was a n initial incentive I don't give them anymore.
My son showed interested in potty training at 18 months (standing up to go potty), however he was 3 before he finally "got it." We used stickers. He got one sticker for #1 and two stickers for #2. I bought the inexpensive sticker stars w/like a million to a package for a couple of dollars, and they managed to last through the potty training. I'd let him pick out the stickers.
It got to the point where mommy and daddy started receiving stickers too, which really got him motivated. EVERYONE was being rewarded for going on the potty. He's a smart little guy, and figured out, why am I the only one getting rewarded for going on the potty(?), and quit training. After rewarding mom and dad, pretty soon, before we knew it, he was potty trained!
One important note: If you have a boy, just be glad it goes in the potty... don't shame him if he sits down to go pee. It will only delay the potty training progress if he thinks he's doing something "wrong," and he won't want to try. For me, it doesn't matter how it gets in, as long as it gets in. After he got the hang of it, then he was taught to stand up/shake, etc. and now goes just fine.
He's 4 now, and we've used wet wipes to teach him to wipe his bottom properly. We tell him to throw them in the trash, since he clogged up the toilet w/toilet paper twice. He's now weaned off of the wet-wipes, and can wipe himself.
Just think, it takes "baby steps" for the whole family. Don't rush it... by the time your kids are in college, I'm sure they'll be using the potty properly. Lol!
Jelly beans. My son was a nightmare to potty train, he simply did not care if he went around wet or dirty and it didn't phase him at all to go on the floor but once I started giving him a jelly bean after each successful use he picked it right up. What surprised me was that weaning him off the reward was easier than expected, if he reminded me I owed him one he got one but if we ran off to do something else and he forgot so did I ;)
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There are videos your child can watch to get them used to the idea. You can find them at Target or online. I rewarded my son and was done in 3 days. I let him watch the video for a week or two and kept asking himif he was ready. I don't think it's a big deal to reward them. There only go thru this phase 1x. Don't make it a big deal or process. You stress the kids out
A potty chart with small prizes to work toward for staying clean and dry, and mini m&ms for successful "eliminations" worked beautifully for my two year old. She loved seeing her prize waiting for her and counting how many more stickers she needed, and she was excited to pick her color of m&m. Didn't cost much, and kept her focused on her goal. We stopped the prizes after she filled up her charts and she didn't even notice. We're slowly stopping the candy...don't offer, don't refuse. Worked for us! Why make potty training harder?
We did the potty chart as said below. We printed off a picture of a prize of her choice, which happened to be the princess dress up dresses she loved! We pasted the picture of the beautiful princess dress in the last square of the chart, and she knew when all thd other squares were filled with a sticker, we would go shopping together for her dress! It worked well. We actually started off using money, change actually. Each time she'd go on the potty, we would pull out some change and take down her piggy bank so she could add her money. She thought that was pretty exciting, and it beats filling the kids up with candy all the time. We did have a period of time where she reverted back to not wanting to use the potty, but we're back on track now.
I've potty trained three kids using a rewards system, and it works great. We had no problem getting away from the rewards once they were trained. I don't think you need to over-complicate something like potty training. A simple sticker chart leading up to a special reward worked great for my oldest, while my middle child responded better to an instant gratification type of system (he got a small piece of candy each time he went potty). My youngest did well with the sticker chart too.
I used plenty of rewards and motivational items for both kids. In my experience, after a while they forget about the treats and just get used to going potty. It works, it's temporary so why not?
Everyone has their own opinion on it. Mine is that giving them an reward, like a piece of candy, after they went potty kind gets them thinking. they see that they get a piece of candy if they used the potty and they don't get anything if they don't use it.
My daughter will be 3 in exactly 1 month and she is now 100% potty trained day and night. I did try using rewards with her when we first started and it worked. After only about a week or two she started going on her own and didn't expect anything in return, Other than the entire family making a big deal about it. (Clapping our hands, Praising her, Telling her what a big girl she is now!) My son however took a little longer to be pottytrained at night. Good Luck to all!
Treats worked 6 for 6 in our family - but it was only small - like one or 2 skittles at a time. Happy dance and clapping lots also helped.
My son has a therapist and child pychiatrist because we want him to have the healthiest upbringing. Therefor my answer to your question wont be an opinion from a mother. It will be coming directly from doctor and therapist who both work with children. Here is what they told me regarding rewards:
Why does adults go to work? Usually for one reason - a reward - MONEY!
To a child, potty training doesnt mean they are a big kid now. It means they no longer have a maid wiping their bum and keeping them fresh. It means they have more responsibilities and less playtime hours.
Knowing that you get a reward after doing a great job and tryng your hardest IS healthy. Children that grow up not receiving positive rewards generally dont have a high self esteem when they are older.
To Krista London So essentially you just passed the buck of parenting and made it the professionals fault if your kid turns out to be less than perfection? Rewarding simple behaviours with a big deal does not necessarily make your child think that way, in my experience it is far more likely that a child who relies on external motivation and reward will become selfish and unhappy because they are less capable of discovering the internal gratification of simple jobs completed because they need to be. I feel for you and your child and sincerely hope you are teaching him that jobs can be got becaus he has a passion for life not purely for financial reward.
Actually Kate - The reason why my son has so much proffessional help is because when he was only 3 years old his father passed away. Shortly after his father passing, his grandfather passed away. My son then became very aggressive, was self hurting, very poor behaviour and I as a parent alone was unable to help him cope since I too was suffering from two great losses in my life. This website is to provide parents with help - NOT to give negative opinions. Your comment is beyond unappreciated. You have absolutely no idea what myself or my son has gone threw, and to jump to a conclussion that I provide him with help so that I dont have to parent him is disgusting. People like you should be banned from this website. People like YOU should keep your comments to yourself ESPECIALLY when you have NO facts at all. I am VERY sure you dont care, but since my son has started with these professionals he has become 10x more happier. At age 5 he is able to communicate his emotions better than most children his age. I as a mother am very proud of my son and how far he has come since his dads and grandpas death. Again - you should be ashamed!
My daughter is July 2009 and the start of last month we decided to toilet train. Within 4 days we were no longer using nappies at all. I was very proud of her milestone so she got a little doll when we went grocery shopping. Other than that just cheers and praise. Good luck.
me and my partner cheered and give a reward of a choise of sticker to place on the wall/chart. it worked like a treat.
I think if you are realistic with how many treats you give and for not too long that it is ok. We started potty training two weeks ago and at first offered one jellybean just to get her to sit on the potty as she would refuse otherwise. Then we would offer her another jellybean when she was finished sitting, even if she didn't go. When she finally did pee we gave her 2 jellybeans. We did this for 4 days until she got into the swing of it. Then we cut out the jellybean to sit down but followed through with the rest of the plan. Somewhere along the line we just stopped mentioning treats and now 2 weeks later she recognizes that she has to go, she goes on her own and doesn't ask for treats. Well, except for the other day when she did no. 2 on the potty for the first time. She asked for a treat and we happily gave her one. But the next time we didn't. I know all the professionals say not to reward with food etc. but we really had a hard time getting her to agree to even try and she showed all the signs that she was ready and could do it. Now though we don't hesitate to tell her a lot that we are so happy that she is using the potty and she gets hugs and kisses. And if she has an accident, we tell her that is ok - it happens. We encourage her to take part in helping to put the dirty clothes in the laundry and get cleaned up. She even empties her own potty into the toilet and puts a bit more water in her potty seat to have it ready for next time. That blew me away that she wanted to do that but kudos for her.
Our son finally took an interest in potty training after seeing one of his friends use the potty. He decided to try it himself and was so excited about going that we really didn't have to do much more than praise him, clap and make a big deal. He even goes poop and tries to get on the potty about once an hour (at least!) when we are home. Sometimes he'll just finish going and tell me he has to go again just to get more praise. We haven't used any stickers or treats because so far, he hasn't needed them, but if it gets to a stall at some point, I think I'll try stickers adding up to a small reward (like a matchbox car). He hasn't had any accidents with me, but is shy with the babysitter, so when she's home with him while I'm at work, there are lots of accidents. Hoping this will change soon!
Sticker charts are my favorite, after they go potty so many times they get to choose a reward out of a "prize box" that u have made up already with cheap toys or coloring books. Also, let them over hear u "bragging" about how well they are doing with potty training when ur on the phone or dropping them off at daycare, they love praise and it makes them feel good that u r so proud!
All 3 of my girls were potty trained just after their 2nd birthday. I found they were ready for this, and treats were only used with my first, as she then helped the others and showed them how to be big girls. I think treats are a very good idera, but use with caution, as i found out with a few mothers from our group, who were then blackmailed by thier kiddies, like weeing themselves as there was no treats in etc. They are too clever for their own goodsometimes! Perserverance, and praise, limit drinks, (ie not readily available to sup constanstantly), and staying positive will all help. Good Luck all x x
i use a star chart with my little boy and even if he has little accidents we reasure him it doesnt matter as he used to get so upset but he knows when he is sucessful he gets a star and yes he does get little treats but not for just one star he has to have a few , also this stopped him expecting a gift etc whenever we go out if he sees something expensive he knows he has to try very hard and get lots of stars and then we consider getting it
everyone has different ways of dealing with it and after all not everyone can stay at home and toilet train i find this the best way as i have to work full time so toilet training is shared with myself and grandparents
We used m&m's. he got 1 for tinkle and 2 for poopies. At first, he would tinkle a minute amount 20 times a day to get m&m's but he very quickly quit that and within a month, the m&m's dwindled just because he forgot to ask for them. My boy was potty trained at 2 1/2 years old!
the last potty of the day (after we brushed teeth) - he got a sticker on his had for the night. He still likes his stickers for night but they are so cheap, i don't see any problem with continuing that part!
Definitely rewards. My four year old is finally trained! It took too years because I decided not to bribe or give food treats. Food treats are very persuasive. We give two chocolate chips which are the PC bittersweet chocolate chips. Its amazing what a child will do for two small chocolate chips. As she got better she had to do more and more to get the treat and then she had to ask for it. Eventually it was forgotten until now when I'm training my two year old.
We had tried Stickers it worked for a while then he didn't care anymore if he didnt get them, so we moved to sweets and that had worked better but if he has an accident in his pants he doesn't get a reward, but like someone else said what works for one child doesn't always work with another
We did rewards for all three of our kids initially. Whether it's reading a book, a small treat (piece of candy corn or fruit snack), I think it was a good motivator. They can accumulate stickers to turn in for a prize too. After about a week I stopped the rewards and the kids were happy going as a big kid and knowing we were proud. It helps when you have an oder child to model the behaviors and cheer along for the younger brother or sister.
BTW, I started by just keeping them in underwear all day. You might have a few accidents but I think it's faster overall and worth it!
With my first daughter she fought it all the way. She wasn't fully potty trained until she just turned 3 years old. It didn't help that she was regressing a lot because of her younger sister and she thought she was getting more attention because she was in diapers. I ended up letting her pick out her potty seat for the toilet, buying a few toys that she could only play with while using the potty and we bought this device the connects to the inside of the toilet seat. Once she flushes the toilet it would start making music so she'd do a dance everytime. It turned into more of a game then anything else and it made it where she wanted to go potty every time. Now I'm in the process of potty training her just 2 year old sister. It's just getting her familiarized with going on the potty it just sucks having to put her on it every 45 minutes so she doesn't pee or poop onto the floor. So far so good until her big 3 year old sister puts a diaper on her because she needs bottoms on as she says.
Yes I believe reward's are good for kid's! I used Stickers and fruit, worked really well with my son... my son was toilet trained in a week at age 2.
My experience with potty training my son was different then how I thought it would go. My son happens to be very stubborn and does not like when he is not in control so I had to adapt to him. I began introducing the kids potty to him a year before he officially started potty training, but didn't put any pressure on him to use it. He hated sitting on it, so I eventually just let him use the big potty with the little potty seat, which he did MUCH better on. He got to where he would sit, but would never do anything. I tried the sticker chart at first because I was opposed to using food as a reward, but after some time of nothing in the potty I started with one of the little sixlets candies or an M&M at a time telling him he would get one if he went in the potty. It worked! It gave him an incentive and made him correlate that he had to do more than just sit on the potty. I also did the sticker chart when he did something as extra encouragement. Within 3 months he was routinely going in the potty and now the treats/rewards have faded out by his own doing since it became a routine to him. I think being flexible as a parent in most situations is key and not putting pressure on the little ones. I let him do it at his pace and kept positive words and just kept introducing him to it so he wouldn't be afraid.
I don't reward my son but I do give him plenty of praise so he does do it again.
I think that if the child has to be coaxed to go on the potty or toilet in the first place they are not ready. I would recommend that the praise and positive congratulations that they are a big kid now should be enough. However once they start getting the hang of it and have a whole day without being wet I would certainly recommend rewards to encourage their success. I would not use food though as this will give them a negative attachment to Healthy food if sweets are rewards then what is the food they normally eat?
I think the star charts or reward charts work very well aswell as some positive rewards such as a trip to the park or a special trip to feed the ducks
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How the heck does the Insta-Pledge thing work?
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Yes. WFMU is owned and operated by Auricle Communications which is a tax exempt organization recognized under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service. Any donation made to WFMU is tax deductible, less the amount of any goodies you receive in exchange for your pledge. The IRS does not require a receipt except for donations of $250 or more, in which case WFMU will mail you a receipt next January, or earlier if you request it.
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A Swag for Life pledge is a monthly pledge of $10/mo or more that automatically renews each year, and it is the single best way you can help WFMU. You can use your credit card or paypal account to set up your monthly plan, and not only will we send you glorious swag each and every year, but you'll also receive special, exclusive swag items only available to Swag for Life members.
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Ban on Short Sales Benefits Banks and Hurts Investors
Today, in what seems like an endless string of 3–2 votes, the SEC moved to restrict the ability of investors to short stocks, claiming that such restrictions would restore stability and protect our financial system. The truth couldn't be more different. Short sellers have long been the first, and often only, voice raising questions about corporate fraud and mismanagement. For instance, shorts exposed the fraud at Enron, WorldCom and other companies while the SEC largely slept.
Bush's SEC, lead by former Congressman Chris Cox banned the shorting of various financial industry stocks during the crisis. The SEC then, as now, would have us believe that Bear, Lehman, AIG, Fannie, Freddie and others were not the victims of their own mismanagement, but rather victims of bear raids by short sellers. In another instance of Obama and his appointees reading from the Bush playbook, SEC Chair Mary Shapiro finds ever creative ways to expand Cox's misguided policies.
Short sellers only profit if they end up being correct. Sadly Washington instead believes in punishing market mechanisms that work and throwing increasingly more money at failed agencies, like the SEC. Rather than attacking short sellers we should applaud them for doing the SEC's job. But then if we had more short selling, providing greater incentives for investors to root out fraud, we might start to question why we even have the SEC.


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Hella's technical prowess has never been disputed. Founding members Spencer Seim and Zach Hill make easy work out of difficult time signatures and mathy noise-rock complexities—anything less from the two would seem like a disservice to their talents. As their music has hardly ever followed a straight line, neither have their recording habits: Hella transitioned from the tight two-piece setup of 2004's The Devil Isn't Red to the splintered solo efforts of the double-album follow-up Church Gone Wild/Chirpin' Hard to the expanded full-band orchestration of 2007's There's No 666 In Outer Space. So after a four-year hiatus, the act's return to a scaled-back lineup on the new Tripper, which features only Seim and Hill, is somewhat unexpected, but not unwelcome.
Tripper is a lighter version of Hella, but it's a weighty effort nonetheless. The opening track, "Headless"—the title itself a riff, perhaps, on the revised vocalist-free lineup?—is a stripped-down instrumental that is a clear expository statement about the rest of the album. There is no pretense here. This is Hella in its most basic, exhaustive form. The record is dominated by Seim's erratic chord changes and even swifter lapses of psyched-out free-for-alls. The drumming is just as persistent; Hill is as manic and machine-gun-armed as ever. Though Tripper lacks the noisy experimentation of the band's earlier work, it makes up for that in sheer brutality. The record is a return to what Hella does best: breakneck instrumentals and raw, inhuman-sounding musicianship.


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Heather Rayser, 16, has a colon that does not function properly and as a result, she has never been to high school, and has been on home hospital care for nine years. Her life is filled with rigidly timed and painful flushes to try to clear her colon, but a procedure recently FDA approved for use in adult cases like Heather's is being piloted at Nationwide Children's Hospital to give children like Heather and their families new hope.
Sacral nerve stimulation, sometimes called sacral neuromodulation, is used to help patients desperate to control their bowels or bladder, when other treatment options have failed. During the procedure, surgeons implant a device which addresses communication problems between the brain and the nerves that control bowel and bladder function. If the nerves are not communicating properly, the muscles may not function properly, which leads to incontinence.
"The implanted device delivers mild electrical impulses to the pelvic nerves," said Dr. Steven Teich, director of the Surgical Neuromodulation Program at Nationwide Children's. "The pelvic nerves then begin to tell the muscles when to contract, ultimately helping control the ability to urinate or have a bowel movement."
The first stage of therapy is a test phase, involving the temporary placement of an electrical stimulator. If the patient shows significant improvement in bowel or bladder control during the test phase, the surgeon implants a permanent electrical stimulator, which Heather had implanted in May. The Rayser family is now anxiously waiting to see if the device is the answer Heather has been hoping for to allow her to go back to school and finally be a normal teenager.
"To see everything Heather's physically and mentally had to endure these nine years has been very difficult," said Heather's mom, Kellie Rayser. "I don't expect a miracle to happen overnight, but my dream for her is that she'll be able to cut back on the time and pain her treatments cause her and live like a normal teenager."
"For the first time that patients like Heather can remember, they don't have a colostomy and can be just like everyone else," said Dr. Teich, also surgical director of Nationwide Children's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Professor of Clinical Surgery at OSU College of Medicine. For the average patient, it can take six months to a year after the device is implanted for the colon to begin functioning normally. The patient can feel the stimulator working, but it does not cause discomfort. Every five years, patients need to have the batteries in their stimulators replaced.
Dr. Teich is also part of a new Center for Colorectal and Pelvic Reconstruction at Nationwide Children's, the first known center in the world to perform sacral nerve stimulation for patients with the birth defect, imperforate anus.
Sacral nerve stimulation is only considered for patients meeting specific criteria, and only after traditional treatment methods have been explored.
"Our success rate so far has been that 90 percent of the kids are completely better and can function without washouts or catheters," said Dr. Teich. "This raises the bar for kids who think they are going to have to spend the rest of their lives with severe urine or bowel problems. Families are relieved that there is another option for them."
Doctors at Nationwide Children`s Hospital were among the first in the U.S. to implant a nerve stimulator in a teenager to alleviate severe digestive problems.


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On Thursday Queen Elizabeth II became the first reigning British monarch to reach the age of 90.
Her Majesty has two birthdays each year – her actual birthday on Thursday, April 21, and her official birthday in June.
This year The Queen celebrated her birth date at Windsor Castle.
And the occasion was marked publicly by gun salutes in central London, Edinburgh and Stirling Castles at midday.
Scotland is toasting the special milestone by staging various events.
A special exhibition entitled 'Fashioning a Reign: 90 Years of Style from The Queen's Wardrobe' is being held in Edinburgh in celebration of the Queen's 90th birthday and displays will be staged across each of Her Majesty's official residences in 2016.
The first, which is the largest exhibition of The Queen's dress and accessories ever shown in Scotland, was launched at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in the capital on April 21.
The Royal Yacht Britannia in Edinburgh also had a day of celebration on Thursday.
Scotland has held a special place in the Queen's affections from a very tender age. She was a regular and enthusiastic visitor to Glamis Castle in Angus, the home of her mother's family, as well as Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire when she was a child.
Scotland has also played a significant role in her Royal duties. When she became Queen, on the death of her father King George VI, one of her first official tasks was to plant a cherry tree at the Canongate Kirk in Edinburgh, the parish church for the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
And after the Coronation, the first to be televised live, huge crowds lined the streets of the Scottish capital as she received the Honours of Scotland – the Scottish crown, sceptre and sword of state.
During her long reign, the Queen has visited almost every part of Scotland, receiving bouquets and gifts, launching ships and opening bridges and buildings, including the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.
She always spends her summer holiday in Scotland, whether touring the Western Isles in the Royal Yacht Britannia or staying at Balmoral.
In late June or early July, The Queen stays at the Palace of Holyroodhouse and during Holyrood Week undertakes a series of engagements that celebrate Scottish culture, history and achievement, including a garden party at the Palace for around 8000 guests.
So it is very fitting that an exhibition of Her Majesty's wardrobe should be held at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
The display has been selected to cover The Queen's life and reign and includes evening and day wear. One of the outfits being showcased is a magnificent Hartnell evening gown of pale-blue silk faille which Her Majesty wore at the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh during the state visit to Scotland of King Olav of Norwar in 1962.
Meanwhile, visitors on board the Royal Yacht Britannia on the Queen's birthday on April 21 received complimentary birthday cupcakes and fizz.
There was a programme of live music from 1.30pm to 3.30pm from The Musical Mariners' band and a highlight of the celebrations was an evening fireworks display over Britannia.
Facts about Her Majesty's reign
The Queen is the 40th monarch since William the Conqueror obtained the crown of England.
Since 1952, Her Majesty has given Royal Assent to more than 3500 Acts of Parliament and during her reign, she has given regular audiences to 12 Prime Ministers.
The Queen has conferred over 404,500 honours and awards and she has personally held over 610 investitures.
She has also answered over three and a half million items of correspondence.
In addition, she has given out approximately 90,000 Christmas puddings to staff continuing the custom of King George V and King George VI. Many of The Queen's official tours over the years were on board the Royal Yacht Britannia. It was launched by Her Majesty on April 16, 1953, and was commissioned for service on January 7, 1954. It was de-commissioned in December, 1997.
The Royal Yacht Britannia was first used by The Queen when she, along with the Duke of Edinburgh, embarked, on May 1, 1954, for the final stage of their Commonwealth Tour. The last time The Queen was on board Britannia for an official visit was on August 9, 1997, for a visit to Arran.


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Invenio is the first and single revolutionary step taken towards turning a dream into reality in the metal detector industry !
Since the 1930s, when the conventional metal detectors have surfaced, although metal detectors have been successful as far as providing many new features in parallel to advancements in the technology, they have not been sufficient enough in terms of meeting the expectations of users.
What we see today is that competitors in the industry have been signing off on many patents for many years, yet even today they could not go beyond generating basic beeps and IDs for targets and reached a deadlock.
On the other hand, users have been expecting a lot more from a detector:
1. To discover deeper targets
2. To know what type of a metal the detected target is
3. To see the real depths and
4. The shapes of targets
5. To determine the dimensions of targets
6. To detect ground anomalies/cavities
Nokta Detectors, since its foundation, has been taking steps towards turning this dream of users into reality. After years of extensive Research & Development and advanced engineering studies, Nokta has achieved to develop the world's first Smart Detector & Imaging system - the Invenio. Nokta owns the whole technology and know-how used in the Invenio for which 3 different patents are applied for.
Invenio is designed as a platform that can be advanced and it is planned to be integrated with all hobby detectors (coin and relic) as well as gold nugget detectors in the future.
IPTU SENSOR (Integrated Positional Tracking Unit)
Developed by Nokta & Makro Detectors, the IPTU unit, with the help of the integrated sensors, computes the right-left, forward-back movements of the search coil precisely and determines its location and height above the ground. With the IPTU sensor, you can follow the start and finish points of the scanned area and view the locations of detected targets. In addition, you can determine the width and the length of the scanned area, the target depth and shape as well as the dimensions with the help of the IPTU sensor.
- Artificial Intelligence : The Artificial Neural Network enables the device to provide superior shape extractions as well as depth indications by utilizing adaptive learning algorithms!
- Multi-Purpose : Targets that you can detect with the Invenio: Deep treasures, caches, coins, relics, ground anomalies/cavities such as underground caves, tunnels etc.. In short all you are looking for underground!
- Excellent Discrimination and Unmasking Ability : Save time by detecting the targets you want while spending less time digging.
- High Performance and Unmatched Depth : Uncover deep treasures other detectors simply cannot detect.
- Fast Recovery Speed : Get ready to find out what other metal detectors missed amongst trash and iron!
- Modes:
3 Non-Motion Search Modes : Basic / Expert / Ground Anomaly & Cavity
3 Motion Search Modes : All Metal / Fast / Deep
- Archive : You can save all 3D graphs and screen shots and transfer them to your PC if you wish.
- 17 Languages : English / German / Greek / Turkish / French / Italian / Russian / Arabic/ Spanish / Chinese / Persian / Bulgarian / Serbian / Romanian / Dutch / Portuguese / Polish
- 2.4GHz Wireless Connection : The Invenio system box and shaft communicate wirelessly. In addition, users who do not prefer wired headphones can purchase the optional 2.4GHz wireless headphones.
- Online Firmware Updates : Stay up-to-date with firmware updates (via USB on PC) and get the most out of your detector.
- Vibration : When this feature is active, Invenio will vibrate upon target detection. An essential feature for hearing impaired users and noisy surroundings.
- LED Flashlight and Screen Backlight : Invenio's screen backlight and the flashlight, which illuminates your scan area, enable you to detect in the dark as well.
Operating System: Embedded Linux System
Graphic Process OPEN GL
Sensor IPTU (Integrated Positional Tracking Unit)
Operating Principle: VLF
Operating Frequency: Invenio Pro 5kHz/14kHz/20kHz
Audio Frequencies: 150Hz - 700Hz adjustable
Search Modes: 3 Non-Motion (Basic/Expert/Ground Anomaly & Cavity) and 3 Motion (All Metal/Fast/Deep)
Iron Audio: Yes
Tone Break: Yes
Notch Filter: Yes
Languages: English / German / Greek / Turkish / French / Italian / Russian / Arabic/ Spanish / Chinese / Persian / Bulgarian / Serbian / Romanian / Dutch / Portuguese / Polish
Ground Balance: Automatic / Manual / Tracking
Pinpoint: Yes
Frequency Shift: Yes
Vibration: Yes
Sensitivity Setting: 01-99
Target ID: 00-99
Search Coils Invenio Pro:INV28 Waterproof DD 28x18cm, INV40 Waterproof DD 40x35cm, INV56 Waterproof DD 56x49cm
Display 7" 800x480 18 Bit RGB TFT Screen
Backlight: Yes
LED Flashlight: Yes
Weight System Box: 1.7kg (with 5500 mAh battery) Shaft and Handle: 2.4kg
Length 121cm -152cm adjustable
Shaft Battery: 7.4 V 5400 mAh LiPo
System Box Battery: 7.4 V 5500 mAh LiPo
System Box Spare Battery: 7.4 V 9500 mAh LiPo (included in pro package only)
Shaft Battery Life: Approximately 9 hours
System Box Battery: Approximately 5 hours
System Box Spare Battery: Approximately 9 hours
Warranty: 2 years
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1 - System Box
2 - Shaft & Handle
3 - IPTU Sensor
4 - INV40 Search Coil
5 - INV56 Search Coil
6 - INV28 Search Coil
7 - Headphones
8 - System Box Carrying Case
9 - Spare 9500mAh LiPo Battery
10 - AC Charger
11 - Car Charger
12 - USB Cable
13 - Harness/Carrying Belt/Bungee Cord
14 - Coil Mounting Hardware
15 - IPTU Sensor Carrying Bag
16 - Protective Covers
17 - Screen Sunshade
18 - INV56 Carrying Bag
19 - Waterproof (IP67) Hard Transport Case


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Mashup novels are all the rage right now, mixing zombies with classic lit or scifi with westerns. Last week at Comic-Con a panel of writers including Scott Westerfeld and Naomi Novik talked about the best and worst of mashup lit.
Novik, whose Temeraire books inject dragons into the Napoleonic wars, said what she likes about mashups is that they "feel familiar, but bring you the pleasure of something new." Also, it makes for incredibly fun worldbuilding.
Blood and Ice author Robert Masello said he came to genre mashups because he "always wanted to write my version of charge of the light brigade." The problem, he said, is that it's often hard to pitch these stories:
I mix historical fact with contemporary fiction. It's hard to explain it to a publisher, though. [I'll say], "People frozen in Crimean War are coming back to life and there's a vampire involved," and the publisher kind of looks at you – it's hard to explain these books, because it's all in the doing of it.
Justin Cronin, author of current bestseller The Passage says he "jumped the rails from mainstream literary fiction, [which is full of] novels where people have lots of earnest conversations over kitchen tables." With his new novel, which is about post-apocalyptic vampires, he says his goal was to mix the genres he loved as a kid, "post-apocalyptic novels of the Cold War, Westerns, thrillers and horror novels." He says ultimately genre fiction is "interesting." By which he meant, implicitly, that litfic isn't.
But Kraken and The City & The City author China Mieville said mashups don't always work. "I hate peanut butter cups," he said, making a face. "There's this problem of bad aesthetic arithmetic. Awesome plus awesome isn't always awesome. Occasionally it can lead to abomination." He added that genres are really marketing categories, so mashing them up just leads to more marketing. Still, he loves to play with multiple genres. "Genres have a set of protocols which they follow, even if they start as marketing, and those constraints are actually enabling," he said. Constraints foster creativity. And when you put two or more sets of constraints together, the creativity can be explosive.
Uglies and Leviathan author Scott Westerfeld said that young adult fiction isn't constrained by traditional categories like "horror" or "scif." Instead, "there are two genres for YA: boy and girl. Those do exist as literary paradigm. Uglies is about plastic surgery and 80 percent of the readers are girls. Leviathan appeals to boys – and my writing a boy book has caused a lot of resistance. Victorian biotechnology isn't as difficult for people to understand as the gender twisting that I'm doing."
An audience member asked whether there are any mashups that the authors wouldn't want to see. Most said there were none that couldn't be done, and Mieville joked about different kinds of weird mashups: "A dinosaur love story, or steampunk cookery." But Westerfeld finally hit upon the one kind of mashup that could never work: A driver's ed manual with an unreliable narrator.


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CoH 2 on LAN...???
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CoH 2 on LAN...???
Hi everyone, does anybody know if there is a patch for CoH 2 to play it on LAN...??? CoH has only Cx for steam, but my friends and I would like to play this game on LAN. I try with smart steam emu, but didnt work
Re: CoH 2 on LAN...???
sega doesn't want games outside where they can't see as far as i know. hope i'm wrong.
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Fiat Auto, Microsoft and components developer Magneti Marelli whipped up the "Blue & Me" system gracing the Fiat 500's furnishings (along with those of other Fiat models). The tech platform uses Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system to manage a network that integrates voice activation, steering wheel control buttons and the dashboard display and any Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone. The setup is similar to Ford's Sync system; It reads incoming SMS messages aloud to the driver and incorporates music stored on a mobile phone, smart phone, MP3 player or USB memory into the audio system via console-mounted USB port. For a few extra webdollarz, Blue&Me Nav adds navigation and telematics services like emergency management, service info and as-yet indeterminate insurance services. A next evolution, Fiat says, will include interactive navigation and information services like addresses, weather and traffic forecasts, satellite localization in case of theft. The whole dealy underscores the company's tech-urban positioning of the 500, which will likely squeeze higher profit margins out of the Euroeconobox. Click through for corporate-release details.
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Blue&MeTM and Blue&Me NavTM:
communicating and travelling without frontiers
Just one year after its launch, the Blue&Me™ system is proving to be a huge commercial success (in fact it is requested by 20% of purchasers of all Fiat Group Automobiles models) and it has won several prestigious international awards. The Fiat 500 will be available with either the first level Blue&MeTM (including a hands-free function with Bluetooth® interface, advanced voice recognition, USB port, MP3 player and SMS text message interpreter) or the latest version of the device, Blue&MeTM Nav, which adds a navigation function at a very competitive price. The Blue&MeTM Nav will be available after the launch and is already wired to enable a range of telematic services such as SOS Emergency, Info Service and insurance services.
Blue&Me™ Nav offers a simple, intuitive pictogram navigation system that features an innovative method of introducing the destination using voice controls.
The destination is located in real time: the map of the country is memorised on the USB pen drive, and this makes access to the data faster and quieter than when a CD is used. And with Blue&Me™ Nav, all the functions are built-in, and the telephone, music and navigation information is available on the instrument panel. What is more, as he navigates, the driver can listen to his favourite music, which he has memorised, together with the map, on the same USB pen drive or media player, or make a telephone call using the hands-free device.
All the strong points of the system
Blue&Me™ was developed in 3 years by Fiat Auto and Microsoft. The partnership was ratified in June 2004, with the long-term goal of designing innovative telematic systems for cars, and it has created a product that has established itself on the market, exploiting a perfectly integrated technology that is in complete harmony with the user, as its name suggests.
Based on the Windows Mobile for Automotive system, this device features an open system that is always in step with the times, updateable, flexible and modular. With the help of Magneti Marelli, Fiat Group Automobiles and Microsoft offer a platform that adapts to most cell phones, music players and other personal devices, replacing current expensive, rigid hardware, with the great benefit of being able to constantly adapt to innovations on the market, remaining perfectly integrated into the car. All at an accessible price.
Blue&Me™ is extremely safe and easy to use. The voice control system, which is perfectly integrated into the controls on the steering wheel and the information on the instrument panel, allows a customer with a Bluetooth® cell phone to use it even if the phone is in a jacket or bag, without taking his hands off the wheel. And the advanced voice recognition system allows immediate interaction, because the voice does not have to be 'learned', even allowing incoming text messages to be interpreted aloud.
Occupants can listen to hours and hours of digital music in MP3, WMA and WAV format recorded on an iPod, a cell phone, an MP3 player or a USB pen drive, by connecting the digital device to the USB port.
The customer who purchases the Blue&Me™ Nav system will receive a navigation kit comprising a USB pen drive with the memorised map, and a back-up CD that can be used to transfer the map onto a personal MP3 player or iPod.
The Nav key on the dedicated control board on the roof panel connects directly to the navigation menu, which can also be accessed via the controls on the steering wheel, or vocally. The USB key is inserted to start navigating, and the driver uses the keys on the steering wheel to choose his destination by selecting the initial letters of the address; he can even complete it vocally.
Like all other information, navigation details can be displayed on the control panel: destination address, pictograms of the directions to follow, information on arrival and the usual vocal suggestions of the manoeuvres to make, reproduced through the speakers. Unlike other navigators, on which it is not possible to navigate and listen to music CDs at the same time without a CD changer, with Blue&Me™ Nav the driver can navigate as he listens to the music saved in the media player.
The navigation program can be used on a personal computer together with the back-up CD, to save the maps of a number of countries, purchased separately, on the USB pen drive. Then the driver can select a whole country (for example Italy, France, Germany, etc.), or part of a country (for example northern/central/southern Italy), or even a region that groups together maps of different countries (for example northern Italy and Switzerland, Austria and southern Germany).
Blue&Me™ MAP 500:
a latest generation portable navigator
Six months after the launch of the Blue&Me Nav™ system, which has attracted a great deal of interest on the international automotive market, Fiat Automobiles now announces the world première of a new development for the Blue&Me™ platform: MAP 500, a multifunction portable navigator with an original design developed for the Fiat 500 that is incorporated in the car using innovative technology.
Available after the launch and developed with Magneti Marelli, leader in the first equipment navigation systems market, the device represents a new frontier in the portable navigation systems market, as a safe user-friendly system that is incorporated perfectly on board the vehicle from both an electrical/mechanical viewpoint and in terms of connectivity.
This new architecture offers numerous advantages via the Blue&Me™ technology, which simplifies the direct integration of the portable navigator and the car: the data from the CAN network on the vehicle improve the accuracy of the navigator and the voice messages are reproduced through the car audio system. This guarantees higher standards in terms of comfort and of safety. In addition to map satellite navigation, the Blue&Me™ MAP 500 system also incorporates a number of multimedia functions that can be exploited in portable mode, such as the reproduction of music and the display of films and pictures.
Another feature of the device is the excellent mechanical and electrical integration on the car, which does not call for loose cables or temporary supports. Fiat Automobiles has taken great care over the incorporation and ergonomic positioning of the new device in the facia so that it is easy to install and to remove, respecting the latest automotive standards.
The new portable navigator uses a wireless connection with the Blue&Me to exchange information, so that it can be used in complete safety and the utmost comfort.
Some advantages for the user:
• More accurate navigation compared to conventional portables; possibility of navigating even in tunnels or areas where GPS reception is poor.
• Simultaneous management of all the audio, radio, CD, telephone and navigation sources.
• All the Blue&Me functions: hands-free, USB port, steering-wheel controls, voice recognition and text message reader.
The radio and the 'Interscope Sound System' Hi-Fi system
The Fiat 500 offers a radio complete with audio CD and MP3 file player, and a choice of two Hi-Fi systems. The radio is part of the design of the dashboard, in an ergonomic position in the upper part of the facia (the best position for the driver), where it can easily be reached by the passenger. The device can easily be connected to the Blue&Me system so that, thanks to the hands-free function with Bluetooth® interface, the driver can use a Bluetooth® cell phone even if it is in a jacket or bag, without taking his hands off the wheel. And because the Blue&Me incorporates an advanced voice recognition function, interaction is immediate and the voice does not have to be 'learned'; the system can also interpret incoming text messages.
The original sound system has six speakers: two 30 Watt tweeters and four full-range (two 40 Watt and two 35 Watt).
The second system is available on request. Known as the 'Interscope Sound System' it is an absolute novelty in this segment, characterised by refined technology, and ideal for the motorist who wants a particularly sophisticated Hi-Fi system, because it was designed and calibrated specifically for the Fiat 500 passenger compartment.
The new Interscope Sound System comprises six speakers (two tweeters, two woofers and two full-range, all 40 W), one 100 W sub-woofer and a 30 W amplifier. What makes the sound experience on board the car really unique is the fact that the Interscope Sound System uses 3 different methods of processing the signal and the related acoustic effects simultaneously: the first (TruBass) extends the perceived frequency field towards the bass without needing a subwoofer so that the listener has the sensation of listening to a system that produces extended, very deep basses.
The second method (Focus) raises the apparent position of the sources of sound to ear level. This gives the sensation of listening to speakers positioned higher than they actually are, and simultaneously the response in perceived frequency goes back to being 'natural', because the 'colouring' caused by the filtering of the head has been removed.
And finally, the third method (3D) which spatially equalises stereo reproduction, correcting any errors due to the position of the speakers and improving spatial perception. The result is a more embracing sound, which recreates a correct stereophonic effect even for listeners who are positioned further away from the symmetrical axis of the speakers (as in the case of the car).
More on the Fiat 500; Microsoft And Ford Get N'Sync At The Detroit Auto Show And CES, We Get First Exclusive Hands-On: Part 1 [internal]


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Railway Ministry is likely to propose installation of X-ray systems along the tracks to detect faulty parts in trains in the Rail Budget among a series of steps to enhance safety measures for passengers.
A new academy for advanced training of RPF personnel, which is long overdue, is also likely to be proposed in the Rail Budget 2014-15, to be presented on July 8 by Railway Minister Sadananda Gowda under the new NDA regime.
Railway sources said the 'Trackside X-ray System' will be installed at suitable locations along railway tracks to detect loose or damaged parts of rolling stock which include locomotives, engine, coaches, and wagons.
The X-ray equipment will also be able to detect overheating of bearings, wheels and brake discs.
The installation of the equipment is expected to be one of measures to be proposed by the Railways to curb mishaps as faulty parts of rolling stock is a major reason for increasing number of train accidents, the sources said.
Since taking over the Railway Ministry after BJP-led NDA was voted to power, Gowda has maintained that enhancing safety and security of passengers is his prime concern and has advocated all possible steps in this direction.
Gowda has also shown keenness towards implementation of the recommendations of Kakodkar Committee to improve safety parameters of the national transporter.
Elimination of unmanned level crossings in a phase-wise manner, one of the key recommendations of the Committee, is also likely to find mention in Gowda's first Rail Budget.
There are about 12,000 unmanned level crossings at present which witness maximum number of train accidents, about 40 per cent of total rail mishap, in the country.
Since it requires a huge fund to eliminate unmanned level crossings, the cash-strapped railways is likely to come up with a plan to have a dedicated fund for this purpose.
Railways is also expected to acquire modern devices to tackle foggy weather, which causes delay in train service in Northern India during winter season.
In order to strengthen its security measures, the Rail Budget is likely to announce a new academy for advanced training of RPF personnel. The state-run transporter will also have a Rail Security Management System, a paperless network connecting all RPF posts to keep itself abreast online.
Besides, Railways will expedite installation of CCTV, X-ray machines for baggage clearances and other gadgets which are part of the Integrated Security System at all sensitive stations. There are 202 railway stations identified as sensitive out of which only 93 are equipped with the system.


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