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We reserved a compact car from the States, being careful to find an agency near a metro stop (Porte St Cloud, line 9) with easy access to the freeway (E5). With some study of French road signage, driving in France offered no unusual driving problems. Warnings about priority right access from secondary roads and on traffic circles were not an issue. Diesel fuel cost 86 euros. Our first attempt at getting fuel proved problematic as we used a pump line for credit card which would not work wthout security chip. However, we learned other lines operated by pumping first and pulling forward to an attendant where you could use either cash or American credit card. Our itinerary, April 14 to 26, included several days in the Pays d'Auge and Honfleur, four days for D-Day sites and museums, a day each at Mont St Michel and Dinan in eastern Brittany, several days for Amboise and Loire Valley Chateaux, and a final day in Chartres. Four of the six accommodations were RS suggestions- all excellent rooms in historic buildings with friendly, helpful staff. We used the Michelin site to pre-plan our route and avoided most tolls. viamichelin.com Back in Paris for the final seven nights at a Home Away rental, a one bedroom apartment in the Rue Cler area. A plug for Paris' free museums: the Bourdell (sculptor) Museum near Montparnasse, the Carnavalet in the Marais devoted to the history of Paris. Also free: a walk along the St Martin Canal in the northeast part of the city. Not free with extra long lines...one inoperable elevator... the Eiffel Tower on Labor Day, May 1; we purchased a stairs ticket to level two which could have included an elevator ticket from there to the top. All in all, a very pleasant, enjoyable trip!


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De Colores honors its creator
Although Xavier Montes no longer runs the De Colores Art Show, this year's exhibit pays homage to the man who had the idea of celebrating Hispanics and Latinos in the community.
The exhibit, which opened last month at the Santa Paula Art Museum features work by Montes, who paints small ceramic pieces. Also, two of the paintings show him playing the harp.
At the opening reception, Montes led Angels on Harps, a group of youth guitarists and harpists he teaches at the Inlakech Cultural Arts Center in Oxnard.
First-time curator Andrea Vargas-Mendoza said she looked for pieces for the exhibit that celebrate the Hispanic heritage of many residents of Santa Paula.
"Some of the pieces we knew we had to have included. But we're pretty into creativity, so there was a sort of an energetic sense that seemed to surface," she said as she stood surrounded by colorful works in the middle of the gallery.
Montes, who was tuning the harps and guitars spread along the floor before the concert, said he was delighted with the exhibit.
"It's a dream come true. It was always my dream to pass this on to somebody — to have it institutionalized," he said.
Montes said he has struggled with the art show, holding it first in Santa Barbara when he lived there, then later in Santa Paula. In 2008 and 2009, the show was in Ventura, and in 2010, it moved back to Santa Paula where it was accompanied by a festival with entertainment, food and crafts booth.
The effort to pull the event together while Montes worked as a musician and artist became too much, and he canceled the festival in 2011 and started looking for someone else to take over the art show.
"I'm still promoting Latino cultural arts. I've just shifted my focus to music," Montes said. He said he focuses on teaching Mexican folk music while giving students a good grounding in traditional musicianship.
Jennifer Heighton, executive director of the museum, said she is pleased with the exhibit.
"I think it brought a different perspective, a new energy. Andrea knows a lot of artists," Heighton said. The juried art show had 150 entries for 40 to 50 spots, and members of the museum's board of directors made the final selections.
"In one word: 'awesome,' " David Luna, a member, said of the show. "We are looking for this to grow even larger. Andrea is really reaching out to artists in the whole area, including Los Angeles."
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First off I own a 2008Ram Quad cab with 5.7, ..Ive always been a big fan of F/M exhaust's, ..My question is, .. Which muffler (model etc) from Flowmaster best compliments the Ram with 5.7 , ...Sound wise i dont want a real aggressive Idle sound and @ Highway speeds, But want you to know im Coming thru when i do step on it,...Thx in advance for all your opinions.
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I think they make a 50 series catback (or mufflers) and those may be a bit quieter than the 40 series.
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I just put a flowmaster 50 series on my truck (just the muffler) and it has a nice rumble to it but I am debating whether or not I should eliminate the resonator before the tip. I read that the 50 series is recommended for the hemi..
you maybe a fan of flows (and I thought i was too) but the sound and noise with the cab was too loud (and to me doesn't sound right on a hemi)...I would humbly suggest to consider magnaflows (cut the cab noise in half) and still gives it a nice muscular tone under throttle and doesn't flush out at wot like flows do..
50 is good for what you want.
you mean blowmasters lol i dont care for them i like my magnaflow one
Honestly i put a cherry bomb vortex. Has amazing flow low cabin noise but when i stomp on it you can hear me from blocks away. I was also told cherrybomb and fm were essentially the same. just throwin that out there if thats not enough for ya i would say the 50 cause the 40 series is loud.
Thx to all u guys, for the input, ...im thinking of checking into magnaflow as well, ..but not sure how there flow ratio, compares to f/m's or other manufactures for that matter?, ...i like the fact that it sounds better but dont want to sacrifice performance...overall..
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Construction industry 'in decline until 2016' but Barratt set to double its profits
Cuts in Government spending on public housing and a lack of investment in the private sector have caused a decline in the number of construction jobs last year, according to a new report.
The Construction Skills Network also warned that employment levels in the industry were likely to fall until 2016, reaching a low of 2.3million - the lowest level in ten years.
However, a trading update from housebuilder Barratt Developments today showed that money can still be made in the building trade: profits are expected to more than double in the six
months to December.
Decline: Some 60,000 construction jobs were lost last year
Some 60,000 construction jobs were lost in 2012 after the industry saw a 20 per cent downturn in public sector housing, a 5 per cent decline in private housing sector and 15 per cent cut in road and other infrastructure projects, according to the annual report.
Under 30,000 workers a year are expected to be employed in the construction sector from now until 2017, mainly to fill vacancies arising from workers leaving, said the report.
Only Greater London and the East of England will see employment levels grow, according to the research.
Spokeswoman Judy Lowe warned of difficult times ahead: 'By 2017 construction output will still be 12 per cent down on its 2007 peak, and employment 17 per cent down on its peak in 2008.
'We don't anticipate the industry returning to its former levels until at least 2022, meaning this will be one of the most difficult periods for construction on record.'
Construction sector jobs: Under 30,000 workers a year are expected to be employed from now until 2017
There are around 150,000 unemployed construction workers, potentially costing the economy £2.1billion a year in benefits and lost tax revenue, the report added.
Steve Murphy, general secretary of construction union Ucatt, said the figures made a 'grim but all too predictable reading'.
He said: 'The construction industry is struggling as a direct result of Government policies.
'The Government, the largest client in the construction industry, has cut spending at a time when the private sector has been unable to fill that gap. This has been catastrophic for construction workers who have needlessly lost their jobs.
'Rather than destroying people's lives the Government needs to invest in the future, starting with a social house building programme which will provide desperately needed homes, get skilled workers back to work and help get the industry back on its feet.'
Future outlook: Cuts in Government spending on public housing and infrastructure are likely to continue to affect the construction industry
Despite the bleak jobs outlook, the UK's largest construction group said today it expects pre-tax profit over the half year period to rise by 108 per cent to £45million and posted group revenues of £950million, in line with the previous year.
Barratt completed 5,085 units over the period and secured private forward sales, excluding joint ventures, of £536.5million by the end of December, up 35.5 per cent over the prior year, it said.
'This has been a good first half performance,' chief executive Mark Clare said. 'In addition, we have been investing for the future, successfully securing higher margin land both in the South-East and across the rest of the country that will drive further profit growth.
'We are on track to deliver around half of our full year completions from higher margin land, and combined with our continued focus on driving efficiency across the group, we expect to deliver a significant improvement in profitability for the full year 2013.'
Bucking the trend: Barratt shares have more than doubled in price over the past year
Barratt said it had agreed terms on £453million worth of new land in the first half, equating to 9,320 plots on 67 sites, and that it expects to agree terms on 15,000 plots for the full year.
It also said that it had bought two sites in London with a development value of £400million which would provide more than 1,000 new homes for the capital.
Shares in Barratt, which have more than doubled in price over the past year, were down 3.15p, or 1.39 per cent, at 223.35p in morning trading. They closed at 6.5 pence yesterday, valuing the company at £2.2billion.
Barratt and its rivals such as Taylor Wimpey and Persimmon have in the past year sought to beat a sluggish market by buying land cheaply during the recession, building more lucrative family homes rather than flats and focusing on areas where prices have stayed strong such as London and south England.
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Cully's Andando en Bicicletas club welcomes new members with repair workshopWednesday, February 19th, 2014
Veronica Rodriguez notes the location of a tube leak at the ABC bike club meetup Tuesday.
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Three years after Portland's Community Cycling Center teamed up with the low-income Northeast Portland housing development Hacienda CDC to learn about the barriers to bike use in that community, some of those walls are falling down.
We've been hearing for months about the Cully neighborhood's new bike club, Andando en Bicicletas en Cully, a mostly Spanish-speaking group from in and around the Hacienda development who ride bikes together and have been organizing to improve biking in their area. On Tuesday, I headed up to check out one of their events.


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Story behind exhibit as extraordinary as Scrolls
By Diane Cowen | August 23, 2012
Photo By Southwestern SeminaryA rare wooden stylus from the region of the Dead Sea, part of Southwestern Seminary s Dead Sea Scrolls collection, is one of many artifacts featured in Dead Sea Scrolls & the Bible.
Photo By West Semitic Research Project.Known as the Jeselsohn Stone, this sandstone tablet is in three pieces and has 87 lines of visible Hebrew text. Courtesy of Dr. David and Jemima Jeselsohn, Zurich.
Photo By Southwestern SeminaryA parchment fragment of Paleo-Leviticus, one of the Dead Sea Scroll fragments owned by Southwestern Seminary and featured in the seminary s exhibition Dead Sea Scrolls & the Bible which runs through January 13, 2013, in Fort Worth.
Photo By Gabi LaronSouthwestern Seminary s exhibition Dead Sea Scrolls & the Bible: Ancient Artifacts, Timeless Treasures (SeeTheScrolls.com) features several selections from the Dead Sea Scrolls, including this parchment fragment from Isaiah B scroll, on loan from The Institute of Archaeology at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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When: Through Jan. 11
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Cost: $12 to $28
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Scholars hovered over ancient artifacts and explained their historical and biblical significance to visitors as a petite, grandmotherly woman stood nearby, acting as if her role in the exhibit could be waved off with a flick of her wrist.
On the campus of the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Dorothy Patterson guided her visitors - a board of trustees member, another generous donor and a handful of tagalongs - through the paces of "Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible: Ancient Artifacts, Timeless Treasures," which runs through Jan. 11.
The exhibit itself is impressive enough - 21 scroll fragments, 12 of which have never been on public display - but the story of how the whole thing came together is even better.
And that takes you back to Patterson, who would happily describe herself as a mother, grandmother, homemaker and wife of the seminary's dynamic president, Paige Patterson. In reality, she holds two doctorates, teaches women's studies at the seminary, has written a handful of books and is, perhaps, one of the most prolific collectors of friends around.
It is her ability to collect friends that brought together this exhibit. It includes involvement from Houston donors and lawyers and already is drawing busloads of Houston believers to see these ancient handwritten biblical texts, which were discovered by Bedouins in 1947 in the desert outside Jerusalem near the ancient city of Qumran. Some 10 years of excavation produced fragments from more than 800 scrolls that still have scholars busy translating and interpreting them.
For decades, the Pattersons have led friends and seminary patrons on tours of the Holy Land. Among the many people they got to know was William Kando Sr., a shopkeeper and antiquities dealer in Bethlehem. Kando, a Syrian Orthodox Christian, is one of the people who was approached by the Bedouins who discovered the scrolls 65 years ago.
In 2009, the Pattersons took another group to the Holy Land, and Stephanie and Gary Loveless of Houston - members of Second Baptist Church - were part of the group. Gary Loveless owns Square Mile Energy and years ago founded the Living Waters International charity that sends mission groups to dig water wells for people in underdeveloped areas around the world. He's also on the board of trustees for the seminary.
Gary Loveless said they were busy visiting the usual sights of Holy Land travelers, and the group stopped at Kando's shop, now run by his son, William Kando Jr. Stephanie Loveless purchased a small oil lamp, and the couple returned to the tour bus, with her husband thinking he'd just gotten out of a pricey store with way more money in his pocket than he expected.
Then the Pattersons waved at him to return to the shop. Kando had just made them an offer they couldn't refuse: His family had decided that their Dead Sea Scroll fragments, locked away in a Swiss vault for decades, should be on public display. And they wanted them to be exhibited with his treasured friends at Southwestern Baptist.
The Lovelesses knew it was time for the important work of Christian charity - and they ultimately became the major sponsors of the exhibit with their $1 million donation.
"We saw this as an opportunity to bring to the Christian community, as well as to other people - you can be Jewish, Muslim, atheist - something of great historical value," Gary Loveless said. "When you think about something called the greatest discovery ever … (the scrolls) ... all confirm God's word and the truthfulness and consistency of it."
"We could have given other things, but we felt God leading us to this opportunity. It was so powerful," he continued. "I'm a little bit biased, but it will be a long time before people have another opportunity to go to something like this exhibit."
The Lovelesses aren't the only Houstonians with a hand in the exhibit. Jerry and Danielle Dearing donated $500,000, underwriting the gift of a scroll fragment from the book of Leviticus.
Attorney Mark Lanier handled some of the legal paperwork to get the antiquities to the U.S.
Then the Pattersons - and the faculty and staff at Southwestern Baptist - set out to build the exhibit, which opened in early July: catalogs and press documents, displays and cases for artifacts, and oversize photos and text panels that bring to life the time when the Essenes, the sect of Jewish scribes who wrote the scrolls, lived and worked in Qumran.
They created an outdoor mock dig site for people to walk through and see how the archaeologists combed through sandy soil. A huge pile of dirt holds small shards of ancient pottery provided by the Smithsonian Institution, and any child who "digs" for treasures and finds a shard gets to keep it. Inside the museum there's a short film for visitors to watch, and the artifact exhibition is broken into parts. There's a room with huge photos of Holy Land sites and artifacts such as coins, dishes, medical instruments and pottery to see how and where biblical figures would have lived.
Other acquaintances of the Pattersons loaned scroll fragments and artifacts, including David and Jemima Jeselsohn, who loaned the famous Gabriel stone, which contains an apocalyptic prophesy attributed to the angel Gabriel. The stone dates to not long before the birth of Jesus.
Steve Green, president of Hobby Lobby, loaned several of his scroll fragments. Green is an avid collector of Bibles and biblical artifacts and recently announced that he'll build a museum to house them in Washington, D.C.
Dorothy Patterson hopes that museum visitors will see the scrolls and other artifacts as tools to bring their faith to life. On a less personal note, she hopes the exhibit will fund continued work in biblical archaeology at the seminary.
Exhibit director Bruce McCoy said many visitors are caught off guard by the Scrolls exhibit. "In the scriptorium, we show fragments under the simulation of infrared technology," McCoy said. "We show a facsimile of the great Isaiah Scroll … they see that and have a vision of what the Bible or a book of the Bible indeed looked like."


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Underdog bites back: Sam Young ready to top expectations for Grizzlies
Last summer, before the start of his senior season at Pittsburgh, Sam Young lugged an air mattress and some sheets across campus to the Petersen Events Center, where the team practices and plays games. He walked to a back corner of the locker room and inflated his bed.
Young lived there for a month, the idea being that he could work out whenever he so chose. Foul shots after breakfast? Laps for lunch? Outside jumpers before dinner? It was the sort of monastic lifestyle that suited Young, who described basketball as his "love" and his girlfriend as his "mistress."
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"And she knows that," he added last week.
Young, a 24-year-old forward, was the Grizzlies' third and final pick in last month's NBA Draft, but perhaps the most intriguing. A third-team All-American at Pitt, where he ranks fourth on the all-time scoring list, Young has long been known for his work ethic and his determination. At 6-6 and 210 pounds, he plays basketball in a minor key, all angst and controlled rage, motivated by those who had underestimated him, written him off, ignored him.
"He has been on a mission to prove people wrong his entire life," said Joe Lombardi, a former assistant at Pitt.
With the Panthers, Young practiced so much on his own, the coaching staff worried about his knees. He would swing by the recreation center at lunch to play pick-up games ... during the season. But if he was neurotic about his commitment, it made sense to those around him.
Lombardi, now the head coach at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, said few people believed in Young when he was growing up. Sure, he was strong and athletic, but he was not a great player. Young heard this again and again. And so he began to seethe.
"I've always been the underdog," he said.
The thread through all this is that he has excelled for those who have taken an interest in him. For example, at Friendly High in Fort Washington, Md., Young was not a blue-chip recruit. He was playing out of position at center and lackluster grades meant he would need to spend an additional year at a prep school to qualify. As a result, most top-tier programs backed off. He was high risk and not necessarily high reward.
So when the Pitt coaching staff began to show up at his games and then stuck around, Young committed on the spot.
"We were there when a whole lot of other people weren't around," Lombardi said. "He just wanted someone to give him some love."
The Grizzlies hope there are parallels, though Young said he was hoping the team would take him at No. 27 -- a pick they used instead on DeMarre Carroll. Still, considering all the other teams that passed on him completely, Young appreciates that the Grizzlies appreciated him, drafting him at No. 36. And now, among those close to him, there is the feeling -- or even the expectation -- that he intends to make the rest of the NBA pay.
The process already has begun. One morning last week, the Grizzlies' three draft picks worked out together with the coaching staff.
Hasheem Thabeet, the No. 2 overall pick, exited the gym first. Carroll left 15 minutes after that. Young spent an extra half-hour practicing on his own. By the time he left, his practice jersey was soaked. On his way to the locker room, he slumped onto a stool in the elevator.
"When you want something so bad," he said, "there's no limit to your potential."
Asked what drives him, Young said: "My mother."
Marquet Craig was 14 when she gave birth to Sam, the oldest of five. A single parent, she made ends meet by working long hours at Comcast, where she installed cable TVs. She moved her children nine times, each a step up to a better neighborhood, part of a slow progression from inner-city Washington to suburban Virginia.
Sam grew to understand her motives and her sacrifices. During his postgraduate year at Hargrave Military Academy, he hung a poster in his dorm room:
I can't let my mother work harder than I do.
He also found inspiration through one of his younger brothers, Michael Spriggs. Born with cataracts and glaucoma, Spriggs lost his sight altogether when he was poked in the eye at age 13. But Spriggs has made the most of trying circumstances, reaching the state championships as a high school wrestler and continuing to play sports at Frostburg (Md.) State. Young said he often wonders why his brother got the bad break.
"It could have been me," Young said. "And I know if he had my opportunities, he'd be doing something constructive with them."
At Pitt, Young endured growing pains. He showed up as a freshman convinced he was the best player any time he stepped on the court. He also wanted to showcase his perimeter skills, though coach Jamie Dixon encouraged him to keep his butt in the post. So Young rebelled.
He would have been unbearable to be around, except the coaching staff knew his confidence was born of determination, not arrogance. Lombardi considered him a "maverick." Young wanted to do things his own way, and maybe there were trust issues at work. Throughout his childhood, he had relied on himself -- in part because he had no choice. Now Dixon was telling him what to do? That he knew what was best for him?
It was a classic power struggle, and Young was set to bolt for Kansas State after his sophomore season. But when coach Bob Huggins left Kansas State for West Virginia, Dixon intervened and convinced Young to stay. It was time for him to take on a larger role, words he had been yearning to hear.
He averaged 18.1 points as a junior, then became an even more complete player as a senior thanks to the unconventional offseason with his air mattress.
"Some people do crazier things than that to reach their goals," Young said.
That seems debatable, but his methods were effective: As a senior, he averaged 19.2 points on 50.2 percent shooting and 6.3 rebounds. He also had a pair of virtuoso performances against Connecticut, averaging 28 points. After Young finished with 31 points and 10 rebounds in a 70-60 win on March 7, UConn coach Jim Calhoun gripped the podium at his postgame press conference and said: "He can graduate tomorrow, as far as I'm concerned."
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How about this for a football trio? A team with Michael Jackson playing alongside John Lennon and Mahatma Gandhi. Carlos Adriano, director of football for Brazilian Serie B side Atletico Goianiense, tells reporters the club has signed a forward known as Michael Jackson - his real name is Carlos Adriano de Sousa Cruz. Like many Brazilian players, he goes by a nickname rather than his family name, or given name. Jackson could play with team members including John Lennon - full name John Lennon Silva Santos - and Mahatma Gandhi, whose full name is Mahatma Gandhi Heber Pio. Jackson has played with Brazilian clubs Palmeiras and Fluminense, and had a stint playing in China.
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Technically, so is Teg3. S4 uses 28nm and the 4212 uses 32nm. Teg3 is two 45nm A9 chips glommed together because Nvidia wanted to be first to market with a next-gen chip. It's the least advanced of any of the three SoCs. From a GPU perspective none of the three really move the ball forward and are just evolutionary vs. revolutionary. If I had to guess best overall performance Id say 4212, Teg3, and S4 in that order. Because S4 and the 4212 are on smaller dies theyll be more efficient and handily beat Teg3 at battery life (except maybe at idle).
The Mali's performance is the same as the Tegra 3's in graphics benchmarks I've done on my Note Vs my Prime and my One X (just goes to show how average the Tegra 3 GPU really is I think, no better than something at least 6 months older). Disappointing it's not the upgraded GPU if that is accurate, but doesn't differentiate the products at all.
Mali 400/450 is a 2nd generation GPU like tegra 2, only 44 millions polygons/sec, My Adreno 205 is 41 millions & The Tegra 3 is 129 millions.
Gameloft games in the end of 2012 will need 100 millions...
The Mali 3rd generation is Mali T-604/640 & Mali say that's it is 500% the performances of previous Mali GPU's :
500% is using quad-core optimised applis (only tegra 3 will have it in less than 2 years) but it's 250% in dual-core...
As Tegra 3 is equal to T-604, Mali 400 is pawned...
-1st gen (Adreno 200, mali 200/300, SGX Power VR 520/530 & tegra 1)
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-3rd gen (Adreno 220/225/320, Mali T604/640, SGX Power VR G 6200/6430 & Tegra 3)
Mali-400 is good and strong and Tegra 3 might not be the fastest one there is, but it's the only one that gets best looking games. On top of that, Tegra 3 Plus is coming soon and then next year another one with direct x and supposed console-like performance. See what Nvidia does for desktops and just hope they keep the pace with mobile GPU and we will get there too. I don't really consider non-tegra device unless it amazes me with noticeably better power efficiency or optimized games start coming out for it.
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Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma
|Eparchy of Parma
Eparchia Parmensis Ruthenorum
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|February 21, 1969 (46 years ago)
|Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
|Current leadership
|John Michael Kudrick
The Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma (Latin: Eparchia Parmensis Ruthenorum) is the Catholic eparchy (diocese) governing most Byzantine Catholics in the midwestern United States. Its headquarters are at 1900 Carlton Road, Parma, Ohio. The current bishop is the Most Reverend John Kudrick.
The Eparchy was erected February 21, 1969. Its first bishop was Emil Mihalik. Currently, the Eparchy has 37 parishes under its canonical jurisdiction, which are located in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, and Ohio. Ten parishes in the Youngstown, Ohio area are part of the Byzantine Catholic Archeparchy of Pittsburgh.
The eparchy was erected as the Eparchia Parmensis Ruthenorum on February 21, 1969 by Pope Paul VI.[1][2][3] On March 22, 1969, Father John Mihalik was appointed as its first ordinary.[4] He was consecrated as its eparch by Archbishop Stephen Kocisko on June 12, 1969.[4][5] On May 30, 1983, Father Andrew Pataki was appointed as the Auxiliary Bishop of the Eparchy of Passaic and consecrated by Kocisko on August 23, 1983 with the title of Titular Bishop of Telmissus.[5][6] When Mihalik died on January 27, 1984 Parma's see became sede vacante.[1][4] Pataki was appointed as the eparch on June 19, 1984 and was installed on August 16, 1985.[6]
The eparchy lost ecclesiastical territory on December 3, 1981 when the Eparchy of Van Nuys was erected.[1][7]
The following bishops have been appointed as ordinaries of Parma eparchy.[1]
- Emil John Mihalik † (March 22, 1969 – January 27, 1984 )
- Andrew Pataki † (June 19, 1984 – November 6, 1995)
- Basil Myron Schott, O.F.M., † (February 3, 1996 – May 3, 2002)
- John Michael Kudrick (May 3, 2002 – )
See also[edit]
- Byzantine Catholic Metropolitan Church of Pittsburgh
- Byzantine Catholic Archeparchy of Pittsburgh
- Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Passaic
- Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix
- List of the Catholic bishops of the United States#Metropolia of Pittsburgh for the Ruthenians
- Byzantine Catholic Metropolia of Pittsburgh (1999). Byzantine-Ruthenian Metropolitan Church of Pittsburgh Directory. Pittsburgh: Byzantine Catholic Metropolitan Church of Pittsburgh. ISBN none.
- Magocsi, Paul Robert and Ivan Pop (2005). Encyclopedia of Rusyn History and Culture. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. ISBN 0-8020-3566-3.
- ^ a b c d "Eparchy of Parma (Ruthenian)". Catholic-Hierarchy.org. David M. Cheney. Retrieved 21 January 2015.
- ^ "About Us". parma.org. May 1, 2000. Retrieved 2010-05-19.
- ^ "A Brief Description of the Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic Church in the United States". uaoc.org. April 13, 2010. Retrieved 2010-05-18.
- ^ a b c "Bishop Emil John Mihalik". Catholic-Hierarchy.org. David M. Cheney. Retrieved 21 January 2015.
- ^ a b "Archbishop Stephen John Kocisko". Catholic-Hierarchy.org. David M. Cheney. Retrieved 21 January 2015.
- ^ a b "Bishop Andrew Pataki". Catholic-Hierarchy.org. David M. Cheney. Retrieved 21 January 2015.
- ^ "Eparchy of Holy Mary of Protection of Phoenix (Ruthenian)". Catholic-Hierarchy.org. David M. Cheney. Retrieved 21 January 2015.
External links[edit]
- The Eparchy of Parma
- The Archeparchy of Pittsburgh
- Metropolia of Pittsburgh
- Eparchy of Parma (Ruthenian) at Catholic-Hierarchy.org


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Police brutality alleged in India gang-rape case
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- January 10, 2013
A DEFENCE lawyer has accused Indian police of beating confessions out of five men charged with murdering and gang-raping a student in New Delhi, as they were due to appear in court again.
Speaking before today's hearing at which a magistrate is expected to transfer the case to a fast-track court, M.L. Sharma told AFP that his clients had been beaten while in custody and were innocent of the charges.
A spokesman for Delhi police refused to comment on the allegations.
Sharma is defending three of the five adult defendants.
The three are expected to plead not guilty to a string of charges over the brutal attack on a moving bus on December 16 which sparked mass protests across India.
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Linda of Australia Posted at 11:22 PM January 10, 2013
The whole judicial system in India needs to be overhauled to protect those who are attacked in horrendous crimes like this, the common thought that the victims "asked for it" & that they should not have been out at night as they were not wed is primitive caveman thinking. If India wants to be considered a just & fair country they need to clean it up, no way in hell would I travel there because it is so dangerous for women & even men on their own.
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ak47 of Sydney Posted at 12:03 AM January 11, 2013
The worse thing about India is their police force. Corrupt and brutal.
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Daan of Melbourne, VIC Posted at 12:06 AM January 11, 2013
Wow...just wow... I know he is the defence lawyer and has to act in his client's interests but seriously is the guy delusional in his statement about "respectable ladies never being raped"? This is an attitude that seriously needs to end sooner rather than later.
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Veronique of Tasmania Posted at 2:35 AM January 11, 2013
Why don't you misogynists grow up and take responsibility for your vile actions?
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Dee of Brisbane Posted at 8:57 AM January 11, 2013
Naughty police eh?? But the accused didn't beat and rape and violate this poor woman? And she wasn't respectable , because she was out at night?? Would be a good thing if this lawyer was handed out a bit of home truth, he sounds a sick pervert too !!!
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beachlover467 of Brisbane Posted at 2:05 PM January 11, 2013
Don't tell these creeps are going to get off because of the victim being respectable yet there is enough evidence to convict them? I can't believe they pleaded non guilty. Imagine the reaction if they don't get convicted.
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Place on a baking sheet and put in a moderately hot oven (400°F - Gas Mark 5) to crisp and brown, 15-20 minutes.
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But because the George Clooney dating rumors are so out of control…he came down to, let's say, Kendra Wilkinson's level, and decided to RELEASE A STATEMENT!
Concerning the rumors that he is dating Katie Holmes (which we already shot down), a Croatian model Monika Jakisic, and a London barrister Amal Alamuddin…George has the following to say.
"Three different stories in three weeks. I should be an athlete. But, not of course, it's all made up," he told People.
George's rep added the following, "George wants this Monika crap to stop. He wants Katie to get a break, and he wants Amal to be able to prosecute cases without being hassled because she had one dinner with George and four others…I even asked George if these [rumors] were true and he said he never comments on his private life, but in the interest of stopping the harassment of all three of these women, he felt he should."
George's rep did say that George DID date Monika in the past but no longer. He hugged Katie Holmes at a premiere and Amal is someone he's working with on a satellite program about Syria.
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At the gateway to the park, this lodge has views of the Wrangell–St. Elias mountain range and the Copper and Klutina rivers. A wall of windows two stories high provides dramatic views of towering peaks and the Copper River. Dark-wood accents and Alaskan wildlife and scenery prints adorn each room, conveying the ambience of a well-appointed hunting lodge.
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I stayed at the Copper River Princess in August of 2008. The only option in Copper River, as far as I'm concerned. We saw the Copper River Lodge, and while I definitely would have eaten there, it seemed to small and rustic a place to stay. (The "town" of Copper Center is adorable, but don't blink or you'll miss it. It's smaller than Talkeetna, and also smaller than McCarthy or Kennicott.) This hotel has a lovely 2-story lobby with great
views of the surrounding mountains. There's a nice deck to sit outside, watching, eating, and drinking on a nice day. The flowers, particularly the window boxes, were the most beautiful and colorful that I saw in all of Alaska. Rooms were nice, sort of chain-hotel like but with a bit better decor. Plenty of free parking. There is free wireless access on the second floor landing, along with two computers for guest use. Two restaurants: one more formal and one more casual (bar-like), plus outdoor dining. The gift shop is small but well-stocked. Would stay here again, for sure. Rates are really reasonable. I don't think it's a great location for activities, though. It worked perfectly for our trip from Chitina to McCarthy, but I don't know what else you would do from here (it's too far from Denali, but maybe you could use it as a base to see the Matanuska Glacier or a place to stay on the way to Valdez).
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You sure it was vaginal not from the other side? I know that's happened to me a couple times.
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Not this pregnancy but with my son. Any sort of straining would set it off. Turned out I had placenta previa- the placenta was near the cervix so it didn't take much to cause bleeding.
Talk to your ob about prenatals with less (or slow release) iron, or try to focus on a very regular diet.
I wouldn't worry about it, everything down there is a little swollen that it's normal to have spotting now and again. Yours prob just happened to coincide with a bm :)
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