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As populations have become more transient and the trends in almost every part of the world have turned towards genealogy and finding our ancestors, more people have expressed concerns over the natural destruction of grave stones and grave markers.
In the past headstones and grave markers have offered rough cut flowers or stenciled drawings and dates on the face of the head stone as part of the decoration and information provided for family members and visitors to a cemetery. This method has proven successful in providing rudimentary information. However many people are now requesting a way to provide more history and even better pictures of their loved ones who have chosen cremation rather than burial at their passing. Management of NRP Stone has spent many years in the funeral industry and has developed not only a very unique product, but also a very beautiful way of preserving the history and memory of a loved one.

NRPI has become a leader in the art of laser engraving black granite. The company uses high resolution laser engraving to preserve images and memorials of loved ones who have passed on. With this ability family members and future generations will be able to not only have a Urn for the cremated remains of a loved one, but the Urn carries a highly detailed laser engraved photograph on the front and a short life story on the back of each Urn if desired.

The importance of this should not be overlooked. The world has turned to cremation as the preferred method of caring for deceased family members. It is now believed that those people who have a way of keeping their departed family member's remains closer to their homes are much more capable of dealing with the issues related to death. NRP Stone Inc. meets that need by providing a beautiful Urn that not only can sit in a prominent place in the home, but tells the story of the person's life in both words and pictures.

Mr. Robert Edwards, Executive Account Representative for NYMET Holdings, stated that the Purchase Contract calls for the sale of 1,000 metric tons of HMS 1 & 2 heavy melting scrap steel material. The material is expected to be delivered to Coppola Asia Limited over the next several weeks. This relationship will help develop NYMET's entry into the Hong Kong market. NYMET's management has concluded the logistics and organized the necessary requirements to begin loading and shipping the contracted material later this week. Coppola will have the ability to buy more material once this initial sale is completed. The total 1,000 metric tons of material will commence delivery this week and represents only a fraction of the overall potential the two companies have together.
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Church has approved an Appendix to the Order of Christian funerals and also of the Code of Canon Law paragraphs 1176, 1184 and 2301 that deal specifically with the Catholic beliefs on cremation. It reiterates the normative suggestion that cremation may take place after the funeral liturgy, but now also permits a funeral liturgy to be celebrated with the cremated remains in a place of honor. The Church stresses that the same reverence be shown to the cremated remains as to bodily remains and that ashes are not to be scattered or sprinkled, but are to be placed in a "worthy vessel." This decree has given Catholics worldwide a clear statement of conduct with regards to cremation and treatment of the cremated remains.
NRP Stone Inc. has developed their products to meet this high level of concern placed on cremation and the cremated remains of members of the Catholic Church.