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The Naadam Festival consists of Mongolian wrestling, archery and horse racing, and is best of the Mongolian festivals. This fantastic Naadam Festival tour takes you to Mongolian Great Naadam and Mongolian natural and cultural highlights. When you take part in the Naadam you will experience the thrill of watching hundreds of racing horses with their remarkable young riders, strong wrestlers performing the "Eagle Dance" and traditionally dressed archers as well as the magnificent Naadam Grand Opening Ceremony in the Central Stadium.
Brief Itinerarygo to detailDeparture 1: 06-13 July
Day 1: Arrival in Ulaanbaatar, remainder day is free
Day 2: Ulaanbaatar - Elsen Tasarkhai
Day 3: Elsen Tasarkhai - Karakorum
Day 4: Karakorum- Hustai National Park
Day 5: Hustai National Park - Ulaanbaatar, City tour
Day 6: Naadam festival(opening ceremony)
Day 7: Naadam festival(horse racing)
Day 8: Departure from Ulaanbaatar
Departure 2: 09-16 July
Day 1: Arrival in Ulaanbaatar, remainder of the day is free
Day 2: Ulaanbaatar city tour
Day 3: Naadam festival (opening ceremony)
Day 4: Naadam (horse races) - Elsen Tasarkhai
Day 5: Elsen Tasarkhai - Karakorum
Day 6: Karakorum- Hustai NP
Day 7: Hustai NP - Ulaanbaatar
Day 8: Departure from Ulaanbaatar
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Arrive in Ulaanbaatar, meet at the airport after custom formalities and transfer to your hotel. The remainder of the day is for you to get over jet lag and take a good rest before your wonderful journey across Mongolia. Centrally located excellent Hotel 3* L
Day 2: Jul 07. Ulaanbaatar - Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes
Day 5: Jul 10. Hustai National Park - Ulaanbaatar, City tour
Day 6 - 7: Jul 11 - 12. Naadam Festival
Day 8: Jul 13. Departure From Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia B
Arrive in Ulaanbaatar, meet at the airport after custom formalities and transfer to your hotel. The remainder of the day is for you to get over jet lag and take a good rest before your wonderful journey across Mongolia. Centrally located excellent Hotel 3* L
Day 2: Jul 10. Tour of the City: Gandan Monastery, the Genghis Square, National museum & Genghis Statue.
The city tour of Ulaanbaatar takes you through some of the principal sights of this unique city. You visit the Gandan Monastery, housing a 26 meter high gilded statue of the Buddha. Your tour also takes you to the Genghis Khan monument on the Sukhbaatar square and the Museum of National History. Welcome lunch in a Mongolian restaurant.Afterwards visit the Giant Genghis Statue (1hr from Ulaanbaatar) and return to Ulaanbaatar by 7pm and transfer to the hotel. Centrally located excellent Hotel 3* B+L
Day 8: Jul 16. Departure From Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia B
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- Full-time services of your local guides.
- Sightseeing and entrance fees
- Private transfers and transports
- Twin/double share accommodation: Centrally located, good 3* hotel in Ulaanbaatar, good tourist camps at each destination
- Meals as listed (B-breakfast, L-lunch, D-dinner)
- Naadam Festival tickets and arrangements
- 0.5 l x 3 bottled water per day
- Visa support invitation letter where applicable
- Exclusive Great Naadam festival souvenir!
- International Airfare/train tickets + Tax
- Travel insurance
- Visa fees
- Items of a personal nature such as laundry, drinks, camera or video fees at any sites etc.
- Tips for your guide and driver (discretionary).
- For children of a family (0 – 3 years old) is 100% free of charge
- For children of a family (4 – 12 years old) is 40% free of charge
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Outside Ulaanbaatar: Please take in mind that traveling in the countryside of Mongolia is often tough, a trip is conducted in remote areas where there's no hotel and paved roads exist.
Outside of Ulaanbaatar, tourist Ger camps are the best accommodation for travelers. A Ger is Mongolian traditional dwelling made of felt layers and wooden construction, and the Mongols have lived in Gers since the time immemorial. Tourist Ger camps offer comfortable Gers with 1-4 beds with good bedding, and also have western style showers and WCs (mostly shared). A few Ger camps offer en-suite Gers at additional charge (please ask your Selena Travel advisor for this). Due to remoteness some tourist Ger camps may not excel in service, so travelers may not always expect high pressure showers, bubble baths or gourmet food etc.
The Naadam festival is the biggest and most joyful celebration of the Mongols. It takes place on the 11-12th July annually.
512-1024 wrestlers compete on the green field of the State Central Stadium-there is no time limit, no weight category and the arena is not fixed. They have the most number of tricks and the Mongolian national wrestling is the most challenging wrestling in the world. Mongolian wrestlers wear traditional Mongolian boots and special clothes for wrestling, Zodog - a small open-fronted vest.
It's impossible to imagine the Mongols without their horses. Mongol horse is small in body but as strong as rocks! There are 6 different categories of Mongol national horse racing depending on the age of horses. The riders, both boys and girls are aged between 5-12 and the distance of the race ranges from 15-30 km. Horses race on natural track and natural barriers. The racers train their horses for a month on a strict diet and everyday training.
There's no need to argue on that the Mongols are the best archers in the world. Archery, originating from time immemorial, is the oldest sport of the Mongols. Traditionally, this was only men's sport but nowadays both men and women compete in separate divisions. Male archers shoot on a 75m range while female archers shoot on a 60 m range.
Why to take a Naadam festival tour? Naadam festival tour includes the Mongolia Great Naadam Festival Holiday that takes place in mid July once a year. Naadam festival tours are the highlight of Mongolia and the Naadam festival itself is a fantastic event. We invite you to our Naadam festival trips in Mongolia.
Jul 07, 2007. Great Naadam Festival tour Wondering where you should go for your next trip? I would recommend Mongolia. WHY??? I had such a great and unique travel experience throughout my stay in this beautiful country. Whether it was visiting the nomads, attending the Naadam Festival, traversing the sweeping landscapes, experiencing its culture, learning its fascinating history, watching wildlife, or riding a yak, the trip captures the essence of Mongolia. Meeting the nomads was such a great way to learn about their way of living in such an authentic and intimate manner. I had developed a deep appreciation of their resilience, tenacity and ingenuity in living with nature. As well, I was very much taken by their hospitality. Zola, thanks for your great help, patience in answering all my emails in such an informative and prompt manner, and planning this trip.Ms. Yiman Ng


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Natural and Alternative Treatment Study Report: Sterol Esters for High Cholesterol
Since 2000, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has permitted the manufacturers of Benecol®, a spread used in place of butter, to label the product as "heart-healthy." Benecol® contains substances called stanol esters that have been shown to improve cholesterol profile. Stanol esters are manufactured from stanols, substances found in many plant sources. A very large body of evidence indicates that both stanols and stanol esters can reduce levels of LDL ("bad") cholesterol, without affecting HDL ("good") cholesterol levels. This leads to an improvement in total cholesterol and LDL/HDL ratio, and therefore reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.
Although stanols and stanol esters come from a natural source, to some people they do not entirely have the "feel" of a wholesome natural product. Why? Because they are often manufactured from wood pulp or tall oil (a byproduct of paper manufacturing). This has led to interest in related substances known as sterols as a substitute for stanols. Sterols are widely present in foods that we consume every day. A growing body of evidence now tells us that sterols and sterol esters are just as effective as stanols.
Sterols, stanols, and their esters all work in the same way. They are structurally similar to cholesterol, and because of this they displace cholesterol from the biochemical "packages" that deliver cholesterol through the intestines into the bloodstream. When cholesterol is thus detached, it cannot be absorbed, and is instead excreted. Via this process, sterols and stanols interfere with the absorption of cholesterol present in food, but much more importantly they remove the cholesterol from certain biochemicals manufactured in the liver and cycled through the digestive tract.
The effective dosage of stanols and stanol esters has been well-established at approximately 3-6 grams daily. However, the proper dose of sterol and sterol esters remains less well-defined. A study published in 2007 attempted to discover whether a relatively low dose of sterol esters would have a beneficial effect on cholesterol profile. In this double-blind study, sixteen people with high cholesterol were given either placebo or sterol esters at a dose of 1.3 grams per day. The results showed that use of sterol esters reduced LDL cholesterol as compared to placebo, and by the end of the study LDL/HDL ratio was 10% lower in the sterol ester group than in the placebo group.
Even though this was a small study, the results were statistically significant. Previous studies have found larger benefits when sterols or sterol esters were taken at 2.5-6 grams daily.
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Acuff RV, Cai DJ, Dong ZP, Bell D. The lipid-lowering effect of plant sterol ester capsules in hypercholesterolemic subjects. Lipids Health Dis . 2007;6:11. Full text PDF article available at: http://www.lipidworld.com/content/pdf/1476-511X-6-11.pdf


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The United States prison system keeps marking shameful milestones. In late February, the Pew Center on the States released a report showing that more than 1 in 100 American adults are presently behind bars — an astonishingly high rate of incarceration notably skewed along racial lines. One in nine black men aged 20 to 34 are serving time, as are 1 in 36 adult Hispanic men.
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- US, California: Ghostly tales haunt historic Folsom Prison
- US: Man's Best Friend: Scratch And Sniff
- US: Life after death row
- US: Once Convicts' Last Hope, Now a Students' Advocate
- US, California: As rehab programs are cut, prisons do less to keep inmates from returning
- US: Fellow Inmates Ease Pain of Dying in Jail
- US: Lethal Injection Draws Scrutiny in Some States
- US, California: Exhibit Shows Humanity Behind Bars
- A bleak harvest for Canadian inmates
- Mongolia: Death row inmate receives pardon
- US: Golden Girls Behind Bars - Aging Prisoners Yearn for Freedom
- Australia: More prisoners refused parole
- US, Texas: Inmate Set Free Because of Unfair Trial
- US, California: Youth Prison Model Sets High Bar
- US: Weighing Prison When the Convict Is Over 80
- US: Prison inmates go Zen to deal with life behind bars
- US: Alabama man executed for 1992 killing of store owner
- US: Study Finds High Rate of Imprisonment Among Dropouts
- A New Film Focuses France on the 'Disgrace' of Its Overcrowded Prisons
- US, Ohio: Death row inmate tells story of own execution
- US: In Aftermath of Failed Execution, Ohio Governor Orders Postponement of 2 Others
US: Playing basketball in San Quentin an eye-opening experience
- US: Texas pardons longest-serving inmate freed by DNA
- US: Supreme Court to consider juvenile 'lifers'
- US: California Struggles With Paroled Sex Offenders
- US, Wyoming: Prisoners, horses learn together
- US: Former Inmate Recounts Death Row Experiences
- In France's jails, a toxic mix of grime and despair
- US, California: Inmates turn canes, walkers into weapons
- UK, Scotland: Inmates support time swap scheme
- US, Arizona: Corrections workers disciplined in inmate death
- US, Texas: Last Words
- US: Ohio inmate back on death row after execution try
- US: Last Words
- US, Ohio: Inmate Will Testify About Failed Execution
- US: California to cut prison rehab programs, do layoffs
- US: Ohio inmate 'traumatized' after failed execution
- US: Condemned Ohio inmate spends long day near death chamber awaiting execution that never was
- US: California case casts harsh spotlight on sex offenders
- Kenya stops using death penalty
- Execution problems prompt one-week reprieve for Ohio inmate
- I spent 34 years on Japan's Death Row
- US, Florida: Inmates fire up sales of jail-produced hot sauce
- US: DNA evidence clear Florida inmate after 26 years
- US: Report shows hike in reported sex abuse by prison officials
- US: Inmates prayed, prepared for death in LA wildfire
- US: Shedding the Stigma of Prison
- US: The Recession Behind Bars
- US: Texas DNA exonerees find prosperity after prison
- US: Ex-Texas death row inmate freed; AG drops charges
- Zimbabwe: Mugabe pardons 1,500 prisoners to ease jail congestion
- US: Californians' support for death penalty waning
- US, Texas: Innocent but Dead
- US: California to close its largest juvenile prison
- China admits death row organ use
- Death row prisoners freed in Nigeria
- What to Expect When You're Going to Jail
- UK: Two-thirds of jails 'overcrowded'
- US: 4 Youth Prisons in New York Used Excessive Force
- US: California prison overhaul stalls in Assembly
- US: California Senate OKs plan to reduce prison population
- US: 2 ex-inmates declared innocent in five murders
- US: Connecticut murder, rape charges dismissed based on DNA
- US: 2 Notorious Calif. Inmates Commit Suicide
- Turkey: Teenager violently murdered in juvenile hall
- US, Michigan: Inmates grow, gather veggies, to feed the hungry
- US: Michigan Won't Get California Prisoners
- Crowded French prisons get anti-suicide 'kits'
- US: Davis Ruling Raises New Death-Penalty Questions
- US: Michigan prison opens doors to California inmates
- US: Supreme Court Orders New Look at Death Row Case
- Death Toll Rises to 20 Inmates in Brawl at Northern Mexican Prison
- UK: Young offenders are being held in 'dungeons', says child jail report
- UK: 'Desperate' prisons jam more in cells
- 19 Inmates Die in Mexico Prison Melee
- Think California's Prisons are a Problem? Look at Mexico's
- US, California: Brawler now fights for respect
- US: California's Prison Crisis: Be Very Afraid
- US: A Texas Judge on Trial: Closed to a Death-Row Appeal?
- US Justice Department probes Orange County jails
- US: Folsom Embodies California's Prison Blues
- US, New York: On 11th Try, Man Convicted in '91 Killing Gets Hearing
- US: Judges' Dissents for Death Row Inmates Are Rising
- US, California: At Chino, mute evidence speaks of violent riot
- US, New York: Prisoner Says DNA Test Exonerates Him of Rape
- US: California struggles to desegregate its prison inmates
- US, California: All inmates transferred after weekend prison riot
- US: Expert warned officials of crowded California prison
- US: Inmates riot at California prison as budget cuts loom
- US: Washington state revisits three-strikes law
- US: California Prison Rocked by Riot Has Troubled Past
- Mexico's Drug Traffickers Continue Trade in Prison
- US: Mentally Ill Offenders Strain Juvenile System
- US: Hundreds Hurt in California Prison Riot
- US: Texas man convicted of rape freed after DNA tests
- US: California Scrambles to Prepare for Inmate Release
- US, California: 'Alcatraz Alumni' to reunite at The Rock
- US: California Prisons Must Cut Inmate Population
- Kenyan Leader Reduces All Death Sentences To Life
- US: Inmates in Illinois' only supermax prison face battle proving mistreatment
- UK: Prison numbers reach record high
US: 10 Percent of Md. Inmates Are Serving Life Terms, Report Finds
- Moroccan King Pardons Nearly 25,000 Prisoners
- Egypt's Rising Death Sentences Under Fire
- China Pledges Fewer Death Sentences
- US: Prison consultants help inmates get good digs
- US, California: Natural Causes Kill 2 Calif. Death Row Inmates
- US: Heartbreaking art helps kids with inmate parents
- Filipino prisoners honor Jackson with 'Thriller' show
- Congo Prison Called Africa's Worst
- US, Texas: Newly freed inmates face different walls on the outside
- US: Record number of prison inmates receive life sentence: report
- Ohio killer's lethal injection marks 1,000th in US
- US: Crowded Prisons Endanger Workers, Union Says
- The Doctor Is Within: Pico Iyer on His Holiness the Dalai Lama
- US, Indiana: Female population in prisons surges
- Texas reporter's seen unrivaled number of U.S. executions
- Australia: Bendigo Buddha spreading peace around the world
- US, North Carolina: Madoff's Butner Prison Is The "Crown Jewel" Of Federal Prison System
- US, South Carolina: Budget Cuts Eroding Progress in Juvenile Justice
- US, New York: Giving Life, Wearing Shackles and Chains
- US: California grants early release of parole violators
- Bolivia calls time on bizarre world of prison frequented by tourists
- Top Indian court upholds hangings
US, Oregon: Researchers stunned by inmates' success raising endangered frogs
- US, Florida: Families visit prison from comfort of their homes
- Filipino inmates in `Thriller' video stage tribute
- Arkansas Prison Troubles Echo Problems Of The Past
- Plan to end rampant sex abuse in U.S. prisons
- Togo abolishes the death penalty
- Rioting Congo prisoners rape 20 women
- US: States could lose money over prison rapes
- UK: Injuries prompt youth jail review
- US: Panel Sets Guidelines For Fighting Prison Rape
- US, Washington: Prisons Cut Waste, Prepare Inmates For Green Jobs
- New Zealand: Inmates get shipping containers for cells
- US, New York: In a Suburban Gangland, Young Lives Cut Short
- Tibetan Monks Tell Tale of Escape From China
- US: Supreme Court rules DNA tests for prisoners not a constitutional right
- China: Beijing switches from firing squad to lethal injections
- US: After 22 Years in Prison, Man Convicted of Role in 2 Murders Is Freed
- US, California: A voice for the forsaken
- US: Death Penalty Does Not Deter Murder, According to New CU-Boulder Study
- US: California's locked-up children languish without mental health services
- US, California: San Quentin graduates violence prevention class
- Dalai Lama Hits Out At China 'Death Sentence'
- Aid for starving Zimbabwe inmates
- French prisoners get their own Tour de France
- US, New York: Imams Reject Talk That Islam Radicalizes Inmates
- US: Ohio adjusts its lethal injection protocol
- US: Death Row Foes See Newsroom Cuts as Blow
- Mexican Inmates Riot Over Swine Flu Visit Limits
- 700 inmates die in Zimbabwe prison
- US, Illinois: Horses, inmates find care, comfort in each other
- US, Nevada: Prisoners Teach Wild Nevada Mustangs How to Cope With Captivity
- US, New Orleans: Program giving juvenile offenders second chance has few openings
- US: Executions Debated as Missouri Plans One
- US: Prosecutors Block Access to DNA Testing for Inmates
- Men Dressed as Police Free Mexican Inmates
- US, Tennessee: Man who spent 22 years on death row is cleared
- US: Parents forgive killer of Michigan murder victim
- Prison guards' strike hits packed French jails
- US: Justices Agree to Take Up Sentencing for Young Offenders
- US, North Carolina: Female death row exoneree shares story with students
- US: Documentary Asks, 'After Prison, Then What?' The Answer Is Often More Prison
- US: Money, Morality, and Repealing the Death Penalty
- US: A Killer at 16, and Still in California's Juvenile Justice System Decades Later
- Senior Tibetan Cleric Faces Prison in China
- South Africa: Robben Island prisoner 15 years on
- UK: Scheme to teach prisoners poetry
- In Bolivia, Keeping Kids and Mothers Together — in Prison
- Italy: New Mexico's Gov to be honored at Colosseum
- The Changing Face of America's War On Drugs
- Lebanon: Prisoners Play Jurors in a Land of the Guilty
- US, Maryland: Helping inmates break free
- US: Jail Time Increases Odds of Hypertension, Researchers Find
- US, New York: Life of Crime, and Time Behind Bars, Inspire a Drug Dealer to Turn Author
- US: Ex-Illinois death row inmate acquitted at retrial
- Two Tibetans sentenced to death over Lhasa riots
- US, Texas: Dead inmate formally exonerated of rape conviction
- US: A nation of jailbirds
- Documentary shows emaciated Zimbabwean prisoners
- US, Wisconsin: 'Archaic' ban ends; women in Outagamie Co. Jail can buy tampons
- Chinese Police Launch Crackdown on Inmate Abuse
- Vast Spy System Loots Computers in 103 Countries
- US, Pennsylvania: Despite Red Flags About Judges, a Kickback Scheme Flourished
- US: Clean Slates for Youths Sentenced Fraudulently
- US, New York: Albany Reaches Deal to Repeal '70s Drug Laws
- Author Examines Effects Of Solitary Confinement
- US, California: San Quentin inmate newspaper fills need to know
- US, Louisiana: The Angola Prison Rodeo
- US, Alabama: The meditating prisoners: Transformative silence?
- 50 Years After Revolt, Clampdown on Tibetans
- 20 dead in Mexico prison riot, official says
- US, New York: Lawyer Who Threw a City Case Is Vindicated, Not Punished
- US, New York: Seeking to Intervene With Young Adults Before Crime Becomes a Way of Life
- US: Angola Inmate Held In Solitary Tries For New Trial
- US: Prison Spending Outpaces All but Medicaid
- US, Louisiana: 36 Years of Solitude
- US, Louisiana: Life — and death — in prison
- US: Supreme Court will consider convicts' rights to DNA tests
- US, Wisconsin: Dodge Correctional hospice program gives 'comfort care' to dying inmates
- US, Ohio: Inmates get satisfaction from contributions made to the community
- US: A look inside Illinois' only super-max prison
- Tibetans Greet New Year in Opposition
- US, New Jersey: Organization Helps Female Prisoners Transition To A Normal Life
- Designer brings haute couture to Philippine prison
- Australia: More industrial action planned for NSW prisons
- US, Tennessee: Lack of job keeps man behind bars
- US, Michigan: Juveniles sentenced to life without parole cost the state millions
- US, Missouri: Murder victims' relatives speak out against death penalty
- US, California: Schwarzenegger changes strategy in execution debate
- US: Citing Cost, States Consider End to Death Penalty
- US, Colorado: Lawmakers approve plan to eliminate death penalty
- China Adds to Security Forces in Tibet Amid Calls for a Boycott
- US: Missouri inmate released after murder conviction tossed
- US, California: Death row inmate dies of natural causes
- US, Florida: Ex-inmates hope for help after leaving prison
- Japan: Even inmates feel the pain of recession
- US: Judges Plead Guilty in Scheme to Jail Youths for Profit
- US: Ohio governor grants clemency for death row inmate
- US: New Efforts Focus on Exonerating Prisoners in Cases Without DNA Evidence
- US: California reports no problems giving inmates condoms
- US: Texan who died in prison cleared of rape conviction
- US, Louisiana: ACLU sues for religious rights at Angola prison
- US, Washington: Inmates Donate Over $2,000 to Yakima's Children's Wishes and Dreams Foundation
- US, New York: Lawsuits Suggest Pattern of Rikers Guards Looking Other Way
- UK: 'Too many' mentally ill in jails
- US, California: Revelations and regrets behind bars
- US: The Tide Shifts Against the Death Penalty
- US: Juvenile Life Without Parole
- US, Kansas: Prison running club puts inmates on track for better lives
- US: Family of Ohio woman slain by son wants him spared
- US, Michigan: Ex-inmate finds working recipe for released prisoners
- Four prisoners executed in Japan
- US: California Asks Removal of Prison Overseer
- US death row inmate battles conviction after execution halted
- US: Those cleared by DNA tests struggle to be free
- US, California: Reformed Latino Gangbanger Urges Others to Follow His Example
- US, Maine: Towns Are Sad to See Their Prisons Leaving the Scene of the Grime
- US: ACLU says Wisconsin prison mishandles inmates' medicine
- US, Texas: Photographer finds forgiveness on death row
- US, New York: Correction Officers Accused of Letting Inmates Run Rikers Island Jail
- US: Receiver wants California to transfer sick inmates
- US: Clyde Charles dies at 55; first inmate to sue under Civil Rights Act for DNA testing
- Uganda court keeps death penalty
- US, Louisiana: What the Audacity of Hope Looks Like From Behind Bars
- US: Locked-up youths inspired - Some feel they can relate to Obama
- US, North Carolina: Inmates give $740,000 back to the community through projects
- World Court says US defied order in death row case
- US, Texas: Wrongfully convicted will drop lawsuits for more compensation
- US, New York: Inmates' artwork goes on display Friday at MWPAI
- US: Many inmates sick, access to care poor: study
- US Supreme Court asked to halt Alabama execution
- US: Texas carries out nation's 1st execution of 2009
- US, Hawaii: Prison monologues
- Canada, Ontario: Parole officers want respect
- US, Washington D.C.: A Federal Prisoner Sees Hope in Government's New Direction
- US: A Poet's Dream, Born in Prison, Begins to Come to Life After Her Return Home
- US: Texas Reporter Witnesses Hundreds of Executions
- US: Interfaith appeal issued to end death penalty in Maryland
- US: Court limits use of law aimed at career criminals
- US, Texas: Conviction in 30-year-old death row case reversed
- UK: Muslim prison gangs on the rise as inmates seek safety in numbers
- US, California: State closes restitution centers for white-collar prisoners
- US, Iowa: Women's prison tries out inmate e-mail
- US: Struggling States Eye Early Release for Prisoners
- US: Tight job market makes finding work even tougher for ex-convicts
- US, Colorado: Trust in inmate crews withstands trial by fire
- US, Alabama: Project seeks to enrich lives of prisoners through books
- US, New York: Underage offenders will be judged by their peers
- US, Wisconsin: Man released from prison after new DNA evidence
- US, California: Ban the box - ex-convict job seekers no longer required to disclose criminal past
- US: 6 Texas prisoners set to die in January
- UK: Report critical of prison staff
- US: Judge orders prison system to negotiate with female prisoners
- US: As His Inmates Grew Thinner, a Sheriff's Wallet Grew Fatter
- US: Alabama sheriff locked up over measly jail meals
- Ireland: Overcrowding in prisons worsens as inmates rise by 8%
- US, California: State decides to seek public input on execution plan
- US: Female inmate described rapes in lawsuit against state
- The rot in Nigerian prisons
- US: DNA Samples Now Taken From All Inmates With Felony Charges
Australia: Prison population rises despite lower jailing rates
US: Inmate wants to finish college, help others turn lives around
- Abatement of capital punishment continues in U.S.
- US: Prisoner sues after pet parrot dies
- US: Court: Religious objection won't stop DNA sampling
- US: Troubled teens find their match with abandoned animals
- US: At overcrowded Florida prisons, some inmates may just camp out
- US: Inmates' voices reach beyond bars to children
- US: Arsenic levels too high in Kern Valley State Prison's drinking water
- US: Horse-rescue prison program rehabs horses and inmates
- US: Inmate's art brightens detention center
- Australia: Prisoners go untreated as hepatitis C sweeps jails
- Police Detain 59 in Tibet, China Reports
- US: A Volunteer at Sing Sing Makes a Difference for Visitors
- US: City of Immigrants Fills Jail Cells With Its Own
- US: Cash-strapped states cut juvenile justice programs
- US: Angelic voice soothes Monterey County inmates
- US: After 7 Georgia inmates exonerated, changes coming
- Canada: Transsexual Quebec inmate sentenced to serve time in male prison
- On death row, former Nigerian prisoner drew those who were hanged
- US: Detroit clinic provides mental, physical care to former inmates
- US: Doctor resigns over state executions
- South African prisoners embrace yoga
- Mental patients isolated for years despite laws
- US: Geronimo Pratt case 40 years later
- US: Is Texas Changing Its Mind About the Death Penalty?
- US: When 'Waiting for Godot' played San Quentin
- Executions in Japan exceed death sentence confirmations in 2008
- Zimbabwe's inflation means jail wardens steal from prisoners to stay alive
- Indonesia: Nigerian on Death Row Readied for Execution
- US: Smoking ban working well in Illinois prisons
- Rare execution in Caribbean state
- US: Freed death row inmate never looked back
- US: North Carolina inmates stitch way to brighter future
- Jamaican MPs vote to keep death penalty
- US: Holiday joy found even in juvenile hall
- US: Released prisoners face a daunting future
- US: California's homeless sex offenders on parole up 800%
- US: Florida prison system reaches 100,000 incarcerated
- US: Smokers Behind Bars Can Quit, Too
- US: Prisoners to record bedtime stories for children
- US: Firefighting sparks transformation for former inmate
- US: Texas death row inmate's conviction overturned
- US: Despite Legal Win, Inmate Back In Solitary
- US: Four Out of Five Incoming Prison Inmates in North Carolina Tested for HIV Under New Program
- US: Teenagers in huffing explosion sentenced through justice program
- UK: Damning report on jail conditions
- Georgian president pardons 1,280 prisoners
- US: Hampden County inmates add $5,000 to Toy For Joy Fund
- US: Prisoners Donate to Mitten Tree
- US: State Funding Lag Threatens Some Inmate-Education Programs
- US: DA says try more teens as adults
- US: New Orleans City Council committee could discuss controversial youth jail today
- US: 2 lawmakers team up to oppose new Death Row
- US: In Georgia, Push to End Unanimity for Execution
- Croatia: President Proposes Amnesty To Clear Prisons
- Calendar featuring UK's prisons becomes unlikely hit for 2009!
- US: Plan to find ex-offenders jobs is, so far, tripping on hurdles
- US: Texas officials say it's too soon to give up on youth prison agency
- US: Santa Clara County probation chief seeks to expand juvenile ranches
- US: Operation New Hope's Ready4Work program
- Iraqi Justice System Is Faulted
- US: Inmates 'Packing Heat' In Montville
- US: In New Hampshire more women inmates
- US: Inmates to buy own meals, hunger strike planned to protest
- UK: The prisoners receiving stand-up comedy lessons
- US: Inmates whip up meals and job skills
- US: West Texas inmates protesting medical care release hostages
- Ivory Coast prison protest ends
- Australia: Disease 'rampant' in state prisons
- US: Inmates lend helping hand at animal shelter
- US: Rural jails in Oregon struggle with mentally ill inmates
- US: Riot, hostage situation end at Texas prison
- US: Maryland panel advises banning death penalty
- US: State prison program helps Granite City man turn his life around
- UN rights chief hails end of death penalty in Togo
- US: Florida No. 3 in Prison Population -- Turns to Tents
- US: DNA Results Prompt DA to Seek Freedom for Convicted Inmate
- Australia: Earlier release for mentally ill prisoners
- Bali Open? No, it's tennis on death row
- US: Lights out in the big house: Inmate blowback, black market feared when state goes tobaccoles
- Executions and Death Sentences in United States Dropped in 2008, Report Finds
- Macedonia prisons a haven for police brutality, drugs
- US: Elves behind bars
- Ireland: Chaplains raise concerns over prison overcrowding
- Australia: Police told to show prisoners more respect - and offer tea
- US: Hospitality class helps inmates reserve a future
- US: Solving old crimes may be in inmates' cards
- US court hears retrial arguments for death row inmate Troy Davis
- US: Michigan Moves to End Life Without Parole for Juveniles
- Canadian incarceration rate up 2 percent
- US: Los Angeles Sues Imprisoned Street-Gang Leaders
- US: Inmates build furniture for renovated Oregon Capitol
- US: Ex-jailers jailed in young inmate's rape
- Mexico death penalty debate triggered by violence
- US: Inmate orchestra spreads holiday cheer -- inside and out
- US: Judges to Decide Whether Crowded California Prisons Are Unconstitutional
- 8 Prisoners Die in Uprising at Afghan Prison
- US: Judges consider California inmate release plan
- US: Locked Up for Life, Part One: The Case of Clarence Aaron
- US: Texas: Death Sentences Drop
- UK: Opening a bank account helps prisoners go straight
- US: Two worlds collide as lawyer fights for inmate husband
- German inmates allowed cosmetics
- US: After a life of crime, state's oldest inmate succumbs at 92
- U.S. Supreme Court declines two Texas Death Row appeals
- US: A quarter-century marriage to a man behind bars
- US: Prison is a revolving door for the mentally ill
- US: Federal judges to rule on Calif. prison crowding
- US: The Journey of the Inmate Sentenced to Die
- US: Off-Broadway play 'The Castle' comes to inmates at Green Haven facility
- US: DNA exoneree Patrick Waller grateful for time with family after prison release
- US: Angola 3 inmate is ordered freed
- US: Stewart In Touch with Prison Friends
- US: Former death row inmate shares story
- Seven die in Guatemala prison riot
- US: New death penalty rules rejected by California court
- US: Guards: Calif. prisons neglect ill inmates
- US: Corrections chiefs: Calif. prisons unmanageable
- Kenya jail beating to be probed
- US: Larger Inmate Population Is Boon to Private Prisons
- UK: Prison's mental health 'scandal'
- US: WSU students hear from death row innocent
- US: Aussie mathematician attempts to save death row inmate
- US: Criminals, advocates target Texas parole restrictions as unfair to low-level offenders
- US: Utah's high court issues death-penalty warning
- US: Schwarzenegger Risks Contempt On Prison Reform
- US: Exonerated inmates ask Texas to halt executions
- US: To Save Money, State to Scale Back Drug Abuse Programs for Ex-Convicts
- US: Can a troubled Colorado prison change the way inmates think?
- US: Green Prisons Farm, Recycle to Save Energy, Money
- US: Prisoners give abandoned dogs a 2nd chance
- US: Coalition helps former prisoners re-enter society
- US: Why Did Key Angola Witness Go To The 'Dog Pen'?
- US: LA man cleared of murder after decade in prison
- Australia: NSW prison officers walk off the job
- Japan executes 2 convicted murderers
- US: Favors, Inconsistencies Taint Angola Murder Case
- US: State ready to defy judge on prison hospitals
- US: Doubts Arise About 1972 Angola Prison Murder
- US: More felons learning -- to their surprise -- that they can vote
- Nigerian death row prisoners forced to clean gallows, says Amnesty
- Nigerian Death Row Prisoners Denied Appeal, Despite Waiting 24 Years For One
- US: Wrongly Accused Man Set Free After Spending 24 Years In Prison!
- Where to buy prison art in the U.S. and abroad
- US: Getting Ronnie right
- US: Community gets together to help prisoners
- US: Daddy's on DVD: Indiana prisoners connect with their children through reading program
- US: White released after 18 years
- Art and peace in Mexican prison
- UK: Prison restaurant offers gourmet meals cooked by convicts
- US: The homecoming of prisoner 908B0643
- US: Inmate Leaves Prison After DNA Evidence Led To Dropping of Charges
- US: Bard's genius slips through prison bars
- Judge sets hearing on funding for California prison medical care
- Torture rampant in Jordan's prisons, report says
- Judge blames California officials for lack of prison health funds
- UK: Music boosts prisoners' learning
- US: McCloskey labors to exonerate innocent prisoners
- Australia: Inside stories for prisoners' children
- Mexican prison riot toll rises
- UK: Tens of thousands of prisoners to be freed early to ease prison overcrowding
- MEXICO: Police quell riot at Tijuana prison
- Longest-serving US death row prisoner dies despite pleas from British lawyers
- MEXICO: More violence breaks out at La Mesa prison
- MEXICO: 3 dead in riot at Tijuana prison
- US: Attorneys for Death Row Prisoner Troy Davis to Make Final Plea Before Georgia Parole Board
- Prisoners riot in Mexican border city of Tijuana
- New Zealand: Death shows prison system 'disgraceful'
- US: States Restore Voting Rights for Ex-Convicts
- US: From prison to Ivy League law school
- Australia: 'Human rights' prison has no bars
- US: ACLU launches campaign to get former prisoners to register to vote
- US: Sister of Death Row Prisoner: "There's No Gun, No DNA, No Case, But These People Say It's Okay to Kill Him"
- US: Prison guards threaten Schwarzenegger with recall
- Inmates tell of sexual abuse and beatings in Iraq's overcrowded juvenile prison system
- US: On Top of Jail Time, Prisoners Now Face Fees and Surcharges
- US: Alton Logan cleared after 26 years in prison
- US: As Texas Execution Nears, Hearing Is Set on a Claim That Judge and Prosecutor Had Affair
- US: Freed inmate hopes to help others who are innocent
- Ten dead in Venezuela prison revolt
- US: Calif. prisons prepare for gay weddings
- US: Family ties - For mothers in prison, children can be key to rehabilitation, with parenting classes and visits paving way to self-improvement
- UK: Prison reformers condemn new 'Titan' jails as a 'gigantic mistake'
- UK: Prisons designed for 6,600 inmates now hold 8,013 – 'and it won't stop here'
- US: An Estimated 809,800 Inmates in the Nation's Prisons Were Parents to 1,706,600 Minor Children at Midyear 2007
- UK: Titan jails 'could be dangerous'
- US: Boy, 13, sentenced to 15 years in youth prison
- US: Sheriff goes to jail for an education
- US: Looking out for prisoners' health
- US: Report advises how to prevent rapes in prison
- US: California Supreme Court ruling makes it easier for prisoners to win parole
- Pigeon in custody for smuggling drugs to Bosnian prisoners
- 9 inmates die trying to escape Cameroon prison
- Australia: Prisoners' health, Indigenous incarceration under scrutiny
- South Africa: Mthatha's 'hell hole' to release prisoners
- Cameroon fire kills nine prisoners
- Australia: NSW prison overtime system faces reform
- US: Prosecutors get reports on prison brutality claims
- Australia: Prison officers put strike plans on hold
- US: Putting Prisoners To Work
- Australia: State plan to privatise prisons
- US: Ex-prisoner tries his hand at filmmaking
- US: Letters from federal prisoners going electronic
- US: Texas easing restrictions on regular phone access for prison inmates
- US: Texas Planning to Execute Another Prisoner for a Murder He Didn't Commit
- Pakistan: Govt releases 34 Indian juvenile prisoners
- US: Judge orders Schwarzenegger to testify on prisons
- US: Light from Inside: Prisoners' artwork on display
- US: First Texas prison pay phone system approved
- US: Prison workers protest governor
- US: $8 Billion Demand in California Prison Case
- Pakistan to release 35 Indian prisoners on Independence Day
- US: Texas executes triple murderer
- US: Inmate Firefighters Are on Front Lines in California
- US: Ill and in Pain, Detainee Dies in U.S. Hands
- US: Inmates Angry After Nevada Bans Typewriters in Jail
- US: OPINION: Mental health oversight still needed in state prison system
- US: Program aids children of prison inmates
- US: Judge frees convicted Ohio rapist after DNA test
- Nigeria: Senate Decries Prison Congestion
- US: David Pope, exonerated in Dallas County, still struggles to find his place
- US: Dallas County ex-parolees found steps to success after exonerations
- UK: Pregnant Prisoner 'Shackled 24/7'
- US: Judge will decide fate of prison conditions lawsuit first filed in early 1980s
- UK: Prison populations "out of control"
- JAPAN: Govt maps out program to help aged ex-prisoners
- UK: The 20 most overcrowded jails
- US: California Prisons Start Desegregating Inmates
- US: Texas Executes Mexican Despite Objections
- US: Judge tosses sex crime convictions of DNA exonoree
- India: Haryana police chained woman prisoner in Ambala civil hospital
- UK: Prison 'too harsh' on inmates, says report
- US: No talking out of turn or horseplay in Wash prison
- UK: Prisoners to get personal telephones in £10.5m block
- Afghan mothers keep their kids with them in prison
- US: Inmate on death row now gets life in prison
- India: Ailing prisoners dumped to die at RIMS
- US: Judge: Reforms too slow in Calif.'s youth prisons
- US: Nebraska attorneys say DNA exonerates prisoners
- Rats, Disease Plague Prisoners in France's Overcrowded Jails
- US: Texas ranks first in juvenile prison sexual abuse
- South Africa: Ex-convict's Mthatha Prison 'nightmare'
- US: Texas executes convicted murderer
- US: Program helps Arizona prisoners get ready for real life
- US: California Unlawfully Tranfers its Prisoners to Other States
- Bahrain's King Pardons 225 Prisoners
- US: Inmates To Get Free Condoms In Solano County
- Female inmates to benefit from Tunisian prison reform legislation
- US: Prisoner released from death row, but not exonerated
- US: Louisiana Police Officer Tasers Prisoner, Grand Jury Considering Murder Charge
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An enchondroma is a type of benign (non-cancerous) bone tumor that originates from cartilage. Cartilage is the specialized, gristly connective tissue that is present in adults and the tissue from which most bones develop. Cartilage plays an important role in the growth process. There are many different types of cartilage throughout the body. An enchondroma most often affects the cartilage that lines the inside of the bones. The bones most often involved with this benign tumor are the miniature long bones of the hands and feet. It may, however, also involve other bones such as the femur (thighbone), humerus (upper arm bone), or tibia (one of the two lower leg bones).
Enchondromas are the most common type of hand tumor. While it may affect an individual at any age, it is most common between the ages of 10 and 20 years. The occurrence between males and females is equal.
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Individuals with an enchondroma often have no symptoms at all. The following are the most common symptoms of an enchondroma. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The symptoms of enchondroma may resemble other medical conditions or problems. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis.
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QCAD - 2D CAD System.
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FS#388 - More options for Polygons ...
Opened by Husky (Husky) - Sunday, 13 November 2011, 09:22 GMT+2
Last edited by Andrew (andrew) - Thursday, 15 December 2011, 15:06 GMT+2
Possibility to draw Polygons with a given dimension for across flats (not only corners).
Please elaborate (German is also fine, we will translate).
- Is this meant for polygons (triangle, square, octagon, ...) or for polylines.
- Which dimension should be given by the user.
Meant for: triangle, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, ...
Dimension given by user for across flats (A/F) like this:
Dimension given by user for across corners (A/C) like this:
Dimension given by user for high like this:
Thanks, all clear.
Just curios - any chance to get this feature request implemented?
By the way:
After searching for this post I realized that you don't get the Date of the Post if you are logged in - if you are logged out the Forums software displays the date of the post.
Why is that so?
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Just curios - any chance to get this feature request implemented?
Yes, this is certainly possible. I am currently swamped with other QCAD related work. New features will be implemented after this.
Just to keep thoughts together
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If I think long enough about this it brings me to the conclusion that it could also be the solution for the "Polygon, Center Point, PG1 upgrading.
If we have the possibility to choose a Reference Points (just two: middle and end) we could handle all variations on that polygon inclusive a radius determination with the Coordinate (R) function.
Designing A/F (across flats) at Hex Machine bolts etc. etc. etc. would then just be a piece of a cake ...