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US 6th Cir.
NATIONAL MINING ASSOCIATION 13 3324 13 3325 v. SECRETARY OF LABOR
United States Court of Appeals,Sixth Circuit.
NATIONAL MINING ASSOCIATION, National Stone Sand and Gravel Association, Kentucky Coal Association, Ohio Coal Association, and Portland Cement Association (13–3324); Murray Energy Corporation, Ohio American Energy, Incorporated, American Energy Corporation, Ohio Valley Coal Company, and Kenamerican Resources, Inc. (13–3325), Petitioners, v. SECRETARY OF LABOR, Mine Safety and Health Administration, Respondent.
Nos. 13–3324, 13–3325.
Before MOORE and COOK, Circuit Judges; GWIN, District Judge.* ARGUED:Henry Chajet, Jackson Lewis LLP, Reston, Virginia, for Petitioners in 3324. John W. McCauley, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP, Cincinnati, Ohio, for Petitioners in 13–3325. Edward Waldman, United States Department of Labor, Washington, D.C., for Respondent. ON BRIEF:Henry Chajet, Avidan Meyerstein, Jackson Lewis LLP, Reston, Virginia, for Petitioners in 13–3324. John E. Jevicky, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP, Cincinnati, Ohio, for Petitioners in 13–3325. Edward Waldman, United States Department of Labor, Washington, D.C., for Respondent. Robert Huston Beatty, Jr., Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, Washington, D.C., Jason M. Nutzman, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, Charleston, West Virginia, Michael P. Abate, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, Louisville, Kentucky, for Amici Curiae.
This case involves a consolidated challenge by petitioners National Mining Association, National Stone Sand and Gravel Association, Portland Cement Association, Kentucky Coal Association, and Ohio Coal Association ("NMA petitioners") and petitioners Murray Energy Corporation, Ohio American Energy, Inc., American Energy Corporation, Ohio Valley Coal Company, and KenAmerican Resources, Inc., ("Murray Energy petitioners") to the promulgation of a new pattern of violations regulation by the Mine Safety and Health Administration ("MSHA") and Secretary of Labor ("Secretary"). We conclude that we lack jurisdiction over this challenge and therefore dismiss the case without prejudice.
The Mine Act was enacted in 1977 in recognition of the "urgent need to provide more effective means and measures for improving the working conditions and practices in the Nation's coal or other mines in order to prevent death and serious physical harm, and in order to prevent occupational diseases originating in such mines." 30 U.S.C. § 801(c). The Mine Act authorizes the MSHA to promulgate mandatory health or safety standards, conduct regular inspections of mines, and issue citations and orders for violations of the Mine Act or regulations promulgated pursuant to the Mine Act.
The portion of the Mine Act enforcement structure most relevant to this case is the pattern of violations provision:
If an operator has a pattern of violations of mandatory health or safety standards in the coal or other mine which are of such nature as could have significantly and substantially contributed to the cause and effect of coal or other mine health or safety hazards, he shall be given written notice that such pattern exists. If, upon any inspection within 90 days after the issuance of such notice, an authorized representative of the Secretary finds any violation of a mandatory health or safety standard which could significantly and substantially contribute to the cause and effect of a coal or other mine safety or health hazard, the authorized representative shall issue an order requiring the operator to cause all persons in the area affected by such violation, except those persons referred to in subsection (c) of this section, to be withdrawn from, and to be prohibited from entering, such area until an authorized representative of the Secretary determines that such violation has been abated.
30 U.S.C. § 814(e)(1). The statute authorizes the Secretary to "make such rules as he deems necessary to establish criteria for determining when a pattern of violations of mandatory health or safety standards exists." 30 U.S.C. § 814(e)(4).
The MSHA promulgated the first pattern of violations rule in 1990. Pattern of Violations, 55 Fed.Reg. 31128 (July 31, 1990). MSHA proposed a new pattern of violations rule in 2011. Pattern of Violations, 76 Fed.Reg. 5719 (Proposed Feb. 2, 2011). The final rule was issued on January 23, 2013, and codified at 30 C.F.R. Part 104. Pattern of Violations, 78 Fed.Reg. 5056 (Jan. 23, 2013).
The NMA petitioners filed their challenge to the pattern of violations rule directly in this court on March 19, 2013. The Murray Energy petitioners filed their challenge to the pattern of violations rule directly in this court on March 20, 2013. We granted the Secretary's motion to consolidate the cases. The Secretary then moved to dismiss the challenge for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction. Mot. to Dismiss at 1–11. The petitioners opposed the motion to dismiss. NMA Opp'n to Mot. to Dismiss at 1–20; Murray Energy Opp'n to Mot. to Dismiss at 1–16. The Secretary's motion was referred to this panel for consideration along with the merits of the case.
On November 16, 2013, the NMA petitioners moved for an emergency stay of the implementation of the pattern of violations final rule. As support for the request, the NMA petitioners noted that Brody Mining LLC—an affiliate company of Patriot Coal, which is a member company of NMA—received a pattern of violations notice and would have to undergo substantial and costly changes to comply with the pattern of violations rule. Mot. for Stay at 1, 14. The Secretary opposed the motion for a stay, arguing that NMA was unlikely to prevail on the merits of its challenge and that granting the stay would endanger the public safety. Opp'n to Mot. for Stay at 10–16, 18–20. We denied the motion to stay enforcement of the rule. Stay Order, No. 13–3324, 13–3325 (Dec. 3, 2013).
II. JURISDICTION
The Secretary argues that we lack subject-matter jurisdiction to consider this challenge because the Mine Act vested the United States courts of appeals with jurisdiction to review only a "mandatory health or safety standard," 30 U.S.C. § 811(d), and the pattern of violations rule is not a mandatory health or safety standard.1 The NMA petitioners and the Murray Energy petitioners argue that we have subject-matter jurisdiction over this case because the Mine Act vests jurisdiction in the United States courts of appeals to review all substantive rulemaking, not only mandatory health or safety standards, or in the alternative, the pattern of violations rule is a mandatory health or safety standard. NMA Opp'n to Mot. to Dismiss at 1–19; Murray Energy Opp'n to Mot. to Dismiss at 1–16. We conclude that the pattern of violations rule is not a mandatory health or safety standard and that we lack subject-matter jurisdiction over this challenge.
We begin with the Mine Act statutory scheme. The Mine Act has an administrative process to review violations of "any mandatory health or safety standard, rule, order, or regulation promulgated" under the Act. 30 U.S.C. § 814(a). The Mine Act explicitly vests the United States district courts with jurisdiction in two circumstances; the Secretary may request an injunction or restraining order, 30 U.S.C. § 818(a)(1), and the Secretary may institute an action to collect civil penalties owed by a mine operator, 30 U.S.C. § 820(j). The Mine Act explicitly vests jurisdiction in the courts of appeals in only two situations. First, a party that is cited for a violation of the Mine Act or its regulations may challenge the citation in a hearing in front of the agency, and then seek judicial review of the agency decision in the United States court of appeals. 30 U.S.C. § 816(a)(1). Second, "[a]ny person who may be adversely affected by a mandatory health or safety standard promulgated under this section may ․ file a petition challenging the validity of such mandatory standard with the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit or the circuit wherein such person resides or has his principal place of business, for a judicial review of such standard." 30 U.S.C. § 811(d).
The petitioners argue that the United States courts of appeals may review all substantive rulemaking pursuant to the Mine Act, and that our subject-matter jurisdiction is not limited to review of mandatory health or safety standards. This argument relies heavily on a statement in the decision of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia in Bituminous Coal Operators' Association v. Marshall, 82 F.R.D. 350 (D.D.C.1979). In Bituminous Coal, a mine operator brought "a pre-enforcement challenge to an Interpretative Bulletin" issued by the Secretary. Id. at 351. The district court analyzed the structure of the Mine Act and noted that while the statute permitted judicial review in the United States courts of appeals of mandatory health or safety standards, it vested jurisdiction in the district court for two types of actions brought by the Secretary, not a mine operator. The district court concluded that it lacked jurisdiction over the case because "[t]he structure of the Act in this instance makes it quite clear that Congress intended that all legal challenges to the Act, to its enforcement and to any regulations promulgated thereunder be heard by the Federal Courts of Appeals, not by the Federal District Courts." Id. at 352. However, the district court did not transfer the case to the court of appeals; the district court concluded that the mine operator had to challenge the agency action through the agency review process and then could seek review of the agency decision in the court of appeals. Because the action was not ripe for review, the district court dismissed the complaint. Id. at 353–54. The decision was not appealed.
Bituminous Coal's broad statement that Congress intended "all" Mine Act challenges to be heard by the courts of appeals, not the district courts, was relied on by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in support of that court having jurisdiction to review the Secretary's decision to defer implementation of a regulation. Council of S. Mountains, Inc. v. Donovan, 653 F.2d 573, 579–80 n. 26 (D.C.Cir.1981). However, the court of appeals stated that the primary reason that it had jurisdiction was because the deferred regulation "was in effect an amendment to a mandatory safety standard," and so jurisdiction was explicitly vested in the United States court of appeals under 30 U.S.C. § 811(d). Id.
In Coal Employment Project v. McLaughlin, CIV.A. No. 88–0402–LFO, 1988 WL 16300, at *1 (D.D.C. Sept.27, 1988), relying on Bituminous Coal, the District Court for the District of Columbia concluded that it lacked jurisdiction over a challenge that a regulation was facially inconsistent with the Mine Act, and transferred the case to the court of appeals pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1631. Id. at *2–3. After the case was transferred, the petitioners challenged jurisdiction in the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit; that court issued an extremely brief unpublished order stating that "authority to review regulations promulgated pursuant to 30 U.S.C. § 927 resides in courts of appeals, not in district courts." Coal Emp't Proj., Unpublished Order (D.C.Cir. Feb. 6, 1989). However, 30 U.S.C. § 927 does not appear to have existed; presumably this was a typographical error in the order and the statute referred to was 30 U.S.C. § 957, which provides a general grant of rulemaking authority to the Secretary and others "to issue such regulations as each deems appropriate to carry out any provision of this chapter."
"Congress is free to 'choose the court in which judicial review of agency decisions may occur.' " Watts v. SEC, 482 F.3d 501, 505 (D.C.Cir.2007) (quoting Five Flags Pipe Line Co. v. Dep't of Transp., 854 F.2d 1438, 1439 (D.C.Cir.1988)). We are not persuaded that Congress chose to locate judicial review of all regulations promulgated pursuant to the Mine Act in the United States courts of appeals. Bituminous Coal 's theory that jurisdiction lies in the United States courts of appeals even when Congress did not explicitly vest jurisdiction in that court conflicts with contemporary decisions interpreting the Administrative Procedure Act, which provides that "[t]he form of proceeding for judicial review is the special statutory review proceeding relevant to the subject matter in a court specified by statute or, in the absence or inadequacy thereof ․ in a court of competent jurisdiction." 5 U.S.C. § 703. "Because district courts have general federal question jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1331, the 'normal default rule' is that 'persons seeking review of agency action go first to district court rather than to a court of appeals.' " Watts, 482 F.3d at 505 (quoting Int'l Bhd. of Teamsters v. Pena, 17 F.3d 1478, 1481 (D.C.Cir.1994)). "Initial review of agency decisions 'occurs at the appellate level only when a direct-review statute specifically gives the court of appeals subject-matter jurisdiction to directly review agency action.' " Nat'l Auto. Dealers Ass'n v. FTC, 670 F.3d 268, 270 (D.C.Cir.2012) (quoting Watts, 482 F.3d at 505)). The Mine Act did not "specifically give[ ]" or "provide[ ]" the United States courts of appeals jurisdiction to engage in the initial review of regulations that are not mandatory health or safety standards. Accordingly, we conclude that we do not have jurisdiction over this challenge to the pattern of violations rule unless it is a mandatory health or safety standard.
Our conclusion that jurisdiction over initial review of regulations is proper in the district court when the statute does not explicitly vest jurisdiction in the court of appeals is consistent with cases interpreting the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSH Act). The OSH Act is a useful analogue because the Mine Act review process is modeled on the OSH Act. Sturm, Ruger & Co. v. Chao, 300 F.3d 867, 873 (D.C.Cir.2002). Like the Mine Act, "[t]he OSH Act authorizes the Secretary of Labor to promulgate 'standards' and 'regulations'—two different types of rules." Workplace Health & Safety Council v. Reich, 56 F.3d 1465, 1467 (D.C.Cir.1995). Also like the Mine Act, the OSH Act authorizes a person adversely affected by a "standard" to seek review in the United States courts of appeals, but is silent on the issue of judicial review of "regulations" that are not standards. Id. Accordingly, the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit concluded that "a party seeking to challenge a 'standard,' as defined in section 652(8), may petition a court of appeals, but a party seeking to challenge a 'regulation' must seek review in the District Court." Id. See also La. Chem. Ass'n v. Bingham, 657 F.2d 777, 785 (5th Cir.1981) ("Congress fashioned two entirely different modes of legal requirements in this statute, with correspondingly distinct methods for review: standards addressed to particular hazards already identified receive direct review in the Courts of Appeals; the important but perhaps less urgent procedures for detection and enforcement must obtain initial review in the District Courts."). Like the OSH Act, because the Mine Act does not explicitly provide for court of appeals jurisdiction for regulations that are not mandatory health or safety standards, we lack subject-matter jurisdiction over the initial review of a rule that is not a mandatory health or safety standard.
We conclude that the pattern of violations rule is not a mandatory health or safety standard. The Mine Act defines "mandatory health or safety standard" as "the interim mandatory health or safety standards established by subchapters II and III of this chapter, and the standards promulgated pursuant to subchapter I of this chapter." 30 U.S.C. § 802(l). The pattern of violations rule was not established by subchapters II or III of Chapter 22 of Title 30, and so does not satisfy the first clause. The petitioners focus on the second clause in this definition and argue that the pattern of violations rule is a "standard[ ] promulgated pursuant to subchapter I of this chapter," and thus is a mandatory health or safety standard. We disagree.
First, the pattern of violations rule is unlike the mandatory health or safety standards. The interim mandatory health or safety standards in subchapters II and III impose obligations on mine operators with regard to specifics such as the acceptable levels of dust in the air, 30 U.S.C. § 842(b); what type of medical exam must be available to miners, 30 U.S.C. § 843(a); how to ground high-voltage circuits, 30 U.S.C. § 868; and what information must be included on maps of the mine, 30 U.S.C. § 872. The pattern of violations rule is nothing like these standards. Unlike the standards, which impose obligations on the mine operators, the rule is directed at the Secretary and provides a mechanism to measure mine operators' compliance with the mandatory health or safety standards.
Second, we reject the petitioners' argument that "standards" in the definition of mandatory health or safety standards refers to all rulemaking by the Secretary. The Mine Act does not define "standards." However, the usage of the word throughout the Mine Act demonstrates that "standards" is an abbreviation for "mandatory health or safety standards." See, e.g., 30 U.S.C. § 811(c) (emphasis added) ("Upon petition by the operator or the representative of miners, the Secretary may modify the application of any mandatory safety standard to a coal or other mine if the Secretary determines that an alternative method of achieving the result of such standard exists ․ or that the application of such standard to such mine will result in a diminution of safety to the miners in such mine."); 30 U.S.C. § 814(a) (emphasis added) ("If, upon inspection or investigation, the Secretary or his authorized representative believes that an operator of a coal or other mine subject to this chapter has violated this chapter, or any mandatory health or safety standard, rule, order, or regulation promulgated pursuant to this chapter, he shall, with reasonable promptness, issue a citation to the operator. Each citation shall be in writing and shall describe with particularity the nature of the violation, including a reference to the provision of the chapter, standard, rule, regulation, or order alleged to have been violated."). Thus, "standards" simply means "mandatory health or safety standard," and does not refer to all regulations promulgated by the Secretary pursuant to subchapter I, as the petitioners argue.
The petitioners are correct that the pattern of violations rule was promulgated pursuant to 30 U.S.C. § 814(e)(4), which is in subchapter I. However, this does not mean that the rule is necessarily a "standard [ ] promulgated pursuant to subchapter I of this chapter" within the meaning of the mandatory health or safety standard definition, 30 U.S.C. § 802(l). 30 U.S.C. § 811(a), which is also within subchapter I, authorizes the Secretary to "develop, promulgate, and revise as may be appropriate, improved mandatory health or safety standards for the protection of life and prevention of injuries in coal or other mines." Thus, the natural reading of the phrase "standard[ ] promulgated pursuant to subchapter I of this chapter" is with reference to mandatory health or safety standards promulgated pursuant to § 811(a). The petitioners' argument that this phrase was also meant to include the pattern of violations rule—a regulation that does not impose a mandatory health or safety standard and was promulgated pursuant to a different grant of authority that is also contained in subchapter I—is extremely strained.
We conclude that the pattern of violations rule is not within the definition of a mandatory health or safety standard. Accordingly, we conclude that we do not have jurisdiction to engage in the initial review of this challenge to the pattern of violations rule.
In his motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction, the Secretary argued that we certainly did not have jurisdiction, and that the federal district court may not have jurisdiction, either. The Secretary's motion, submitted prior to briefing, argued that the proper forum for the challenge depended on the nature of the petitioners' challenge to the pattern of violations rule. He argued that the district court would be the proper venue for "an argument that the Secretary failed to comply with the procedural requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act," whereas "an argument that the [pattern of violations] rule exceeds the Secretary's authority under Section 104(e) of the Mine Act may be 'of the type Congress intended to be reviewed within [the Mine Act's] statutory structure,' [Thunder Basin Coal Co. v. Reich, 510 U.S. 200, 212, 114 S.Ct. 771, 127 L.Ed.2d 29 (1994)2 ], and therefore subject to review only when raised as a defense to an enforcement proceeding brought by the Secretary before the Commission." Mot. to Dismiss at 10. The petitioners argued that the Mine Act does not preclude jurisdiction over this challenge, and both sets of petitioners briefly stated that if the court of appeals lacks jurisdiction over this appeal, the case should be transferred to the district court. NMA Opp'n to Mot. to Dismiss at 19–20; Murray Energy Opp'n to Mot. to Dismiss at 14 n. 3.
When we lack jurisdiction over a civil action, in lieu of dismissing the case we may transfer the case to the proper court pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1631, which provides:
Whenever a civil action is filed in a court as defined in section 610 of this title or an appeal, including a petition for review of administrative action, is noticed for or filed with such a court and that court finds that there is a want of jurisdiction, the court shall, if it is in the interest of justice, transfer such action or appeal to any other such court in which the action or appeal could have been brought at the time it was filed or noticed, and the action or appeal shall proceed as if it had been filed in or noticed for the court to which it is transferred on the date upon which it was actually filed in or noticed for the court from which it is transferred.
28 U.S.C. § 1631.
Although both sets of petitioners state that if we lack jurisdiction we should transfer the case to the district court, neither set of petitioners has explained why doing so would be "in the interest of justice." Id.; see Cosmichrome, Inc. v. Spectra Chrome, LLC, 504 F. App'x 468, 472 & n. 4 (6th Cir.2012) (holding that the district court's failure to transfer the case to a different district court was not an abuse of discretion when "no compelling reason for a transfer was raised."). Nor does either set of petitioners identify the district court where "the action or appeal could have been brought at the time it was filed or noticed." 28 U.S.C. § 1631. Given that the petitioners are national trade associations and corporations located across the country, it is far from clear where this case could have been brought originally.
For these reasons, even if the Mine Act administrative review scheme did not preclude the district court's jurisdiction, we would nonetheless decline the request to transfer the case pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1631. Consequently, we need not reach the question of whether the district court's jurisdiction over this challenge is precluded by the Mine Act administrative review scheme.
For the foregoing reasons, we DISMISS the case without prejudice for want of subjectmatter jurisdiction.
KAREN NELSON MOORE, Circuit Judge.

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Transitions under Rome, Byzantium, Islam and the Crusades by The British Academy
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yARN: A new era of government tech accountability
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The arbiters of troubled government projects such as the myki e-ticketing system could soon be forced to account for their failures, as political forces threaten to end the groundhog day cycle of billion-dollar cost blowouts and long-term delays.
These days it's almost the exception to the rule when a public sector technology system implementation isn't plagued by billions of dollars of cost blowouts and delivered several years after the original deadline.
However, Victorian ombudsman George Brouwer and Auditor-General Des Pearson recently joined forces to end the groundhog day cycle of project failure after project failure, where no one is held to account and lessons aren't applied to future projects.
According to a report in The Age, Mr Brouwer used his powers to launch his own inquiry into the handling of a number of government technology projects mismanaged by the previous Labor government - including the myki e-ticketing system which has already had suffered $350million in cost blow-outs.
It isn't clear when the investigation will be completed but the fact it is underway is a serious win for governance and accountability in the public sector.
It's important to note that this has occurred soon after Victoria's Liberal party was overwhelmingly endorsed by voters to run the state, for the first time in over a decade.
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This column argued that Overland's behaviour was a symptom of a problem that has existed for decades, enabled by a dysfunctional technology system - law enforcement assistance program (LEAP).
Technology project failures are often indicative of systemic issues in an organisation, which could be exposed by the ombudman's wide-ranging IT investigation (endorsed by the new Premier Ted Ballieu).
The new government has not wasted any time blaming its predecessor for the myki project failures and transport Minister Terry Mulder said there are no easy answers to fix the long legacy of < a href=http://vic.liberal.org.au/News/MediaReleases/tabid/159/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/3289/Fixing-myki-to-get-Victorias-transport-ticketing-system-back-on-track.aspx">Labor's myki mess.
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AUSTIN, TEXAS - The Texas Association of Builders just launched a newly designed website. The TexasBuilders.org site aims to extend the reach of all the association programs.
The new TexasBuilders.org site features six high profile buttons that focus on the association's main topics – Government Affairs, HOMEPAC, Sunbelt Builders Show™, Texas Builders Foundation, Product Depot and a Members Only section.
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Здеслав II из Штернберка, также известный как Здеслав II из Дивишова и Здеслав из Хлумца (; ум. в 1265 году) — средневековый чешско-моравский дворянин из панского рода Дивишовичей, высочайший стольник Моравского маркграфства, родоначальник панского (позднее — графского) рода Штернберков. Считается основателем замков Штернберк и Чески-Штернберк.

Происхождение и молодые годы
Здеслав II родился в семье влиятельного чешского пана Дивиша IV из Дивишова (ум. 1240 году), занимавшего должности кастеляна (или бургграфа) Прахеньского края и маршалка Чешского королевства. Дата рождения Здеслава неизвестна, однако в королевских грамотах его имя упоминается начиная с 1235 года. В 1235—1241 годах Здеслав владел Хлумцем-над-Цидлиноу и на этом основании подписывался именем Здеслав из Хлумца (Zdeslaus de Hlumech). После смерти отца Здеслав унаследовал все его владения.

На службе у Пршемысла Отакара II
Согласно сохранившимся документам, можно сделать вывод, что в период политического противостояния чешского короля Вацлава I и его сына Пршемысла Отакара Здеслав II из Дивишова склонялся к поддержке престолонаследника. В 1249 году Здеслав II находился в Брно в составе войск Пршемысла Отакара, что следует из содержания грамоты от 14 января 1249 года, в которой Здеслав упоминается как один из свидетелей пожалования маркграфом Моравии Пршемыслом Отакаром нижнеавстрийскому дворянину Генриху I фон Лихтенштейну (ум. 1265) южноморавского панства с центром в Микулове (это было первое земельное владение, полученное Лихтенштейнами в Моравии). В указанной грамоте Здеслав из Штернберка назван «дворянином из Чехии».

В 1251 году Здеслав из Штернберка сопровождал маркграфа Пршемысла Отакара во время его посещения Австрии, где местное дворянство избрало Пршемысла Отакара своим герцогом. В грамоте, датированной 1253 годом, Здеслав уже упомянут как высочайший стольник Моравии (dapifer Moraviae). В тот же период он приобрёл земельные владения в окрестностях Оломоуца и влился в состав местного моравского дворянства (в грамоте, подписанной Пршемысловом Отакаром в Австрии в 1253 году, Здеслав из Штернберка упоминается уже в качестве моравского дворянина). 12 июля 1260 года Здеслав II в составе войск короля Чехии Пршемысла Отакара II участвовал в победоносной битве при Кресенбрунне против венгерского короля Белы IV.

Согласно легенде, в 1253 году Здеслав II из Штернберка руководил успешной обороной Оломоуца против нападения половцев, когда война между Пршемыслом Отакаром и Белой IV перекинулась на территорию Моравии. В июле того года венгерские войска, в составе которых была и половецкая конница, неожиданно осадили Оломоуц в то время как Пршемысл Отакар ожидал их нападения в Нижней Австрии. По легенде, Здеслав II отважно атаковал осаждавшие Оломоуц войска, убил их командующего и обратил в бегство. В действительности же, поняв свою ошибку, Пршемысл Отакар подступил во главе своих войск к Оломоуцу и вскоре венгры вынуждены были снять осаду из-за недостатка провианта. Более того, спустя несколько столетий чешский летописец Вацлав Гайек из Либочан на основе данной легенды создал миф, в котором перенёс изложенные выше события в 1241 год, венгров и половцев заменил на татар, а героем событий сделал не Здеслава II, а его сына Ярослава из Штернберка, к тому времени ещё малолетнего или не родившегося. Так возникла знаменитая в чешской историографии легенда о Ярославе из Штернберка, остановившем у Оломоуца вторгшиеся в Европу войска татарского хана Бату.

Управление имениями

Помимо унаследованного от отца Дивишовского панства Здеслав II владел Хлумцем-над-Цидлиноу, где возвёл крепость и построил торговый посёлок, для чего старая кладская дорога (Прага—Наход) была отклонена и проведена через реку Цидлину. В начале 1240-х годов Здеслав возвёл невдалеке от Дивишова свою новую чешскую резиденцию — раннеготический замок Чески-Штернберк. Замок был построен на высокой скале, возвышающейся на берегу реки Сазавы и был назван в честь герба рода Дивишовичей, на котором изображалась жёлтая восьмиконечная звезда (от немецкого Sternberg — «Звёздная гора»). В королевской грамоте от 7 июля 1242 года Здеслав впервые упоминается с новым предикатом «из Штернберка» (Zdeslaus de Sternber).

После участия в обороне Оломоуца от венгерских войск в 1253 году Здеслав II из Штернберка получил от Пршемысла Отакара II земли в Моравии и приступил к возведению севернее Оломоуца своей моравской резиденции — ещё одного раннеготического замка, который также получил на немецкий манер название Штернберк. Вероятно, моравский Штернберк был достроен уже после смерти Здеслава, поскольку в королевских грамотах он впервые упоминается в 1269 году в связи с уточнением границ между моравским Штернберкским панством и владениями Градиского монастыря.

Семья
Источники не сохранили имя супруги Здеслава II, однако известно, что она была родом из Майсена. В их браке родилось как минимум четверо сыновей, трое из которых стали родоначальниками трёх основных ветвей панского рода Штернберков. Старший сын Альбрехт (ум. 1299) унаследовал владения в Моравии, второй — Бенеш умер после 1269 года бездетным, третий — Ярослав (ум. 1290) получил владения в Чехии и основал конопиштьскую ветвь, младший — Здеслав III (ум. 1290) также получил владения в Чехии и основал голицкую ветвь Штернберков.

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Cefalù and Monreale, full-day between Arab and Norman.
Stop At: Cefalu Coast, Cefalu, Sicily Italy
located on the Tyrrhenian coast of Sicily about 70 km (43 mi) east of the provincial capital and 185 km (115 mi) west of Messina.
Stop At: Duomo di Cefalu, Piazza del Duomo, 90015, Cefalu, Sicily Italy
The Cathedral, begun in 1131, in a style of Norman architecture which would be more accurately called Sicilian Romanesque. The exterior is well preserved, and is largely decorated with interlacing pointed arches; the windows also are pointed. On each side of the façade is a massive tower of four stories. The round-headed Norman portal is worthy of note. A semi-circular apse is set into the east end wall. Its strengthening counterforts that work like buttresses, are shaped as paired columns to lighten their aspect. The groined vaulting of the roof is visible in the choir and the right transept, while the rest of the church has a wooden roof. Fine cloisters, coeval with the cathedral, adjoin it.
Stop At: Duomo di Monreale, Piazza Guglielmo II 1, 90046, Monreale, Sicily Italy
Duomo di Monreale forms its own archdiocese and is home to a historical Norman-Byzantine cathedral. This has been designated as one of several buildings named in a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a group of nine inscribed as Arab-Norman Palermo and the Cathedral Churches of Cefalù and Monreale.
Stop At: The Benedictine Cloister, Monreale, Sicily Italy
The Benedictine Cloister at Monreale (Chiostro dei Benedettini: opening hours Mon–Sat 9–6.30, Sun & holidays 9–1) was completed c. 1200. It measures 47x47 metres and is located on the south side of the cathedral. Each side has 26 arches resting on columns. The splendid capitals include narrative cycles from the Old and New Testaments.
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US, UK and France strike Syria before any real investigation
Date: 14/04/2018Author: William 7 Comments
They have hit a research center and production facilities that may have had something to do with the alleged chemical attack in Douma by Syria's armed forces. There's no proof so far, the site hasn't been properly investigated and Russia is convinced that the chemical weapons incident was 'orchestrated'.
It was a limited strike, and the Pentagon said it would be a 'one time' warning.
What the UK, the US and France hope to accomplish with this is anyone's guess. It certainly won't change the situation on the ground, as Assad is winning the war with or without chemical weapons. The move has also infuriated Russia, which sees this as wanton violence towards a country that was finally getting closer to peace. Perhaps they just wanted to symbolically show they care about human lives… Human lives which can be lost in Yemen, Palestine and Syria, as long as no gas is involved.
Russian casualties have been avoided. Russia claims a third of the missiles were intercepted by Syrian defense systems, he Russian systems weren't involved.
The strikes were launched from the Red Sea and also from Cyprus and a coalition base in Syria itself. Damascus and Homs were hit.
If in the coming weeks news about a new chemical attack emerges, who will believe that Assad is behind it? It would give the coalition the perfect pretext for a much heavier strike. This strike was a mere pin prick.
If the chemical attack was indeed orchestrated by the rebels, it's highly likely they will release gas on their own territory again.
Alarming is that the coalition has punished a country without proving its guilt. A violation of a judicial principle all three countries hold dear…
In the picture: A fighter jet prepares to land at RAF Akrotiri, a military base Britain maintains on Cyprus, April 14, 2018 © Yiannis Kourtoglou / Reuters
If anyone is guilty of using gas it's the US and its allies, it supplied Saddam with gas to use against Iran in the 80's, killing at least 50,000 Iranians…
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With impunity. Yes, indeed…
What do you think we can do to prevent more hypocrisy and more illegal moves?
Well, I'm only a citizen on the UK and I know we already feel we made a mistake in the last election. We're sitting with the DUP in goverment. I would say in the future to recognise that the governments voted in will also have to be entrusted to make these decisions and since the UK is now so anti intervention. That a more leftist gov is probably needed.
What would you suggest?
No, idea. Spreading the alternative views on this issue is one thing, but ultimately that's not enough. Trouble is that we all have to make money and that it would take a huge amount of time and energy and good sense and people skills to start a pro peace activist group in Slovakia, for example…
Well keep going with spreading the alternative views, and hopefully, funds will accumulate over time. I completely understand what you mean, there are projects I would love to run.
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'Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them' May Only Be One Film
Posted January 14th, 2015 by Ben Silverio
Since the conclusion of J.K. Rowling's beloved 'Harry Potter' book series, there have been a few ways to keep in touch with the wizarding world. After the movies wrapped up, Pottermore was launched to offer witches and wizards a whole new way to enjoy the novels with all-new material ranging from ancillary character backstories to short stories detailing the post-'Deathly Hallows' lives of our heroes. Then Potterheads were given the opportunity to step into Hogwarts, Hogsmeade, and Diagon Alley thanks to the Universal Studios Orlando theme parks. But back in 2013, Warner Bros. announced that they were back in the magic business as they had tapped Rowling to pen the script for 'Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them,' a 'Potter' spinoff based on a magizoology textbook. However, it appears that our upcoming cinematic adventure with writer/adventurer Newt Scamander in the 1920s won't be as lengthy as we once thought.
When the talks about the upcoming David Yates film first emerged, there were some rumblings from CEO Kevin Tsujihara that this new film set in the Potterverse (decades before the Boy Who Lived ever existed) could become a brand new tent pole franchise for the studio with three or more films. Although, producer David Heyman derailed this idea in a recent interview with Collider to promote his latest film, 'Paddington':
"We're making just one film, but I believe there's been talk about it being three. But we're just talking about it as one."
Sure Heyman says that now, but just wait until the box office numbers come roaring in like a Hungarian Horntail when that movie comes out next year. After seeing what a draw the 'Harry Potter' franchise can still be, I wouldn't be surprised if they commissioned more movies. Of course, I could be a bit biased because I definitely want to see more stories set in this world, but I don't think my prediction will be too far off. Until we know for sure what's going on, check out the rest of the interview in the video below to see what else the producer has to say about the film:
What do you think about 'Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them' being scaled back to only one film? Do you think that it's very likely that more films could be in store after the first one is released? Share your thoughts and theories in the comment section.
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What a day! Weather was beautiful on Sunday and I made sure I arrived early at the Cowbell Half Marathon to park easily and avoid the stress of standing in too long a line for the "Johnny on the Spot". I'm on my own today, or at least I thought, and I find myself, pre-race, standing in the middle of Frontier Park chatting with a young man from Chesterfield who had chosen the Cowbell as his first half marathon run. Ryan told me his training had been going well and I assured him that he chose a good course for a first half (later that morning Ryan would pass me somewhere around mile 8- looking towards me with a smile on his face).
I'm standing on my own again waiting for the time to walk to the line and thinking about the possible outcomes today. I've computed race pace to meet my best 13.1 time and to get a 2 minute PR. The last 2 half marathons I've done did not turn out being the best experiences for me. I not only did not meet my best time, I added minutes each time. Although I didn't acknowledge this to anyone, today would determine for me just exactly what part running would continue to play in my life. I knew that running would always be important for me to maintain my level of fitness both physically and mentally. However, the competitive desire to continue going back to the drawing board, rethinking my training, pushing to the next level to hopefully break the 2 hour mark might not be the best goal at my age. Perhaps I've peaked and need to allow myself to just enjoy all the wonders and fitness advantages of running.
Ok, here I am standing at the start in the corral for those intending to do a 10 minute pace. I'm wondering, just for a moment, do I belong here, should I move further back in the herd as not to get in the way of these faster runners? I'm packed in, so I stay put. The run has started. I remind myself to glance at my Garmin to make sure I don't go out too fast. Oh wow! It's Jackie and Sam (my daughter and granddaughter) cheering me on. Asked everyone to stay home today, but she surprised me anyway. After the first mile or two, I stop looking at my Garmin in fear it will only create anxiety for me. I'm doing OK as I move through the miles, reminding myself that next weekend my daughter will be running in the Chicago Marathon in pursuit of a 2 hour and 46 minute marathon time. This will get her to the Olympic trials. I try to tell myself that if I can work through the points of pain during this run I can take some of her suffering away the next week. This works for me when it gets hard at various times during the run, mostly when I reach the long hill after 10 miles. Unfortunately though, we can't take anyone else's pain/discomfort away, we all have to do the hard- no excuses if we want the glory.
Mile 8 is significant because it's at this mile I make eye contact with Ryan-and Jackie shows up again. I'm working hard to keep my pace and I look at Jackie and mouth the word "hurt". She cheers me on and says "It's supposed to hurt". I know, I know, you have to be a distance runner to understand.
I'm getting there and my calves start to talk to me. They seem to be saying, we're not going to hang in here too much longer. The hill is behind me and it's pretty much down hill from here. Calves start to scream. I see the finish!! I look up and say, please don't let my calves lock up. I can't go down now! I shift my weight to the back of my heels to keep my calves from locking. Wow! Several feet away from the finish the clock says 2:02- 5 minutes better than my best time and I run through the finish. I'm thinking thank you- thank you to all who were in my corner in preparation for this great day!
Tear! Now next weekend it's my turn to take your pain!
You are an amazing woman! I LOVED reading this! I wish I would have been there!


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The ultimate objective of the Islamic message is the preservation of a believer and his honor and dignity.
Islam – The Religion of Human Dignity and Honor
Dr. Spahic Omer
Islam is a religion that aims to ascertain, uplift and sustain the honor and dignity of man.
In Islam, man is God's vicegerent on earth. Every terrestrial component has been created for the purpose of accommodating and facilitating the fulfillment of man's noble mission of vicegerency.
Man resides in the center of Islam's universe. As such, the creation of man stood for the last segment in a long formative process of creation during which everything that there is came into existence. It signified the pinnacle of God's act of universe creation that went through six stages.
Moreover, God created Adam, the first man and father of humanity, with His own Hands and in His own Image, as Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) revealed. (Sahih Muslim)
This means that "Adam has been bestowed with life, knowledge, power of hearing, seeing, understanding, but the features of Adam are different from those of Allah, only the names are the same, e.g., Allah has life and knowledge and power of understanding, and Adam also has them, but there is no comparison between the Creator and the created thing.
As Allah says in the Quran:
There is nothing like Him, and He is the All-Hearer, the All-Seer (42: 11).
Hence, when God created Adam, angels, the most sublime and infallible creatures, were summoned to witness the final divine act of creation.
Upon its completion, they were asked to prostrate themselves before Adam, that is, to prostrate to God, for there is no prostration except to God alone, and to acknowledge thereby the merit and wisdom of God's handiwork, and to accord respect to Adam and his existential capacities as the crown of divine invention.
The Quran describes the dramatic occurrence as follows:
And (mention, O Muhammad), when your Lord said to the angels: 'Indeed, I will make upon the earth a successive authority (khalifah, vicegerent).' They said: 'Will You place upon it one who causes corruption therein and sheds blood, while we declare Your praise and sanctify You?' Allah said: 'Indeed, I know that which you do not know.' And He taught Adam the names – all of them. Then He showed them to the angels and said: 'Inform Me of the names of these, if you are truthful.' They said: 'Exalted are You; we have no knowledge except what You have taught us. Indeed, it is You who is the Knowing, the Wise.' He said: 'O Adam, inform them of their names.' And when he had informed them of their names, He said: 'Did I not tell you that I know the unseen (aspects) of the heavens and the earth? And I know what you reveal and what you have concealed.' And (mention) when We said to the angels: 'Prostrate before Adam'; so they prostrated, except for Iblis. He refused and was arrogant and became of the disbelievers. (2: 30-34)
Islam exists because of man; it is meant for him. Man, in turn, exists because, and for, Islam, to be shown how to live in complete service to his Creator and Master, and to be shown the way to self-assertion and deliverance in both worlds.
Thus, the most important knowledge that Islam grants man is the knowledge about himself, his Lord and his relationship with Him, and about the life phenomenon and his place as well as role in it.
Indeed, this is the greatest blessing that man enjoys in Islam. It is a demonstration of man's honorable and dignified position that he occupies in the hierarchy of Islamic beliefs, values and principles. It is due to this that the Quran often articulates such testimonials as, for example:
We have indeed created man in the best of moulds. (95: 4)
Verily We have honored the Children of Adam… (17: 70)
Do you not see that Allah has made subject to you whatever is in the heavens and whatever is in the earth and amply bestowed upon you His favors, (both) apparent and unapparent?. (31: 20)
Read and your Lord is Most Honorable, Who taught (to write) with the pen, taught man that which he knew not. (96: 3-5)
It goes without saying that the ultimate objective of the Islamic message is the preservation of a believer and his honor and dignity.
This translates into the preservation of his religion, life, lineage, intellect and property. There is nothing on earth that is more inviolable than a believer, his blood, property and honor.
There is nothing that supersedes him in importance. Everything on earth exists in order to make possible and then sustain a believer's lofty position. All things and events play second fiddle to his status. Even holy messengers were sent and revelations revealed for the purpose.
Based on the divine Will and Letter, life systems, ordinances and practices are concocted for this same end as well.
Islam human honor Dignity
About Dr. Spahic Omer
Dr. Spahic Omer, an award-winning author, is an Associate Professor at the Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences, International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). He studied in Bosnia, Egypt and Malaysia. In the year 2000, he obtained his PhD from the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur in the field of Islamic history and civilization. His research interests cover Islamic history, culture and civilization, as well as the history and theory of Islamic built environment. He can be reached at: [email protected].


Media relations is a huge part of public relations and my role as a PR account executive. So when companies like Gorkana, a company providing media intelligence to the PR industry, hold webinars with relevant topics like trends in media relations I try to catch them to keep on top of industry changes.
I find webinars a little bit hit and miss. They either offer a lot of take home value or it's information you already know.
Unfortunately this one was the latter and I was disappointed at the lack of value added from the people running it.
The webinar didn't really have any information about media relation trends for 2018 and just reiterated points that you'd already know if you worked in the industry.
I really lost faith when one of the main speakers stated that she'd not done media relations directly for several years now. HUFF. I let out an audible huff at this stage and began to become disengaged.
Why was I listening to someone who wasn't actually liaising with the media anymore? This industry changes so frequently and the last few years have introduced some of the biggest changes to PR and media relations. I wanted someone who give an indication to trends for 2018.
The only way this would have been useful is if you were brand new to PR and even then I think a lot of this you'd have got if you'd done a degree in PR, done an internship or have a mentor.
The closest it got to covering an issue that was relevant to media relations in 2018 was fake news. But, even then I'd say this was an issue you'd need to have addressed in 2017.
Any PR worth their salt knows that providing fact checked releases that are truthful and honest is the only way to work.
The webinar did support the point that I've been making for ages that only regulation for social media platforms will put a stop to fake news. Regulation like the rules that journalists adhere to doesn't stop free speech but it does require the facts to be checked and that's the important bit.
Personally I don't think much will change in 2018. The biggest change came last year with a big push on video content which I think will carry on – so make sure you've got some great video content for your clients and the press so you can nurture those relationships!
Bloggers, vloggers and influencers will also continue to be important and media relationships with these groups will see extensive growth. This is nothing new though!
If the government or the platforms themselves introduce regulations on content being published I should imagine this will only effect you if you're spreading fake news or inappropriate content. So realistically this wouldn't effect PR professionals who fact check and adhere to basic journalist standards.
Perhaps this should of been a webinar coaching professionals about how to nurture relationships with the media? Or how to nurture relationships with newer types of media contacts like bloggers? Most of the questions asked at the end focused on how people can start or develop relationships with their media contacts.
So I'm throwing the question out to those of you working in PR. Can we add some value to this topic?
What do you think will be the trends in media relations this year?
2018 future trends media relations PR Public Relations Relationships trends webinar what do you think?


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New partnership with The Insolvency Panel
The Insolvency Panel launches credit reporting service for debt management clients, powered by TransUnion
The Insolvency Panel has announced a new partnership with TransUnion that will allow its clients access to credit reporting information for the first time. The detailed data available from TransUnion will be a valuable resource to those seeking debt management and insolvency counsel.
The Insolvency Panel is an industry group which brings together insolvency practitioners, charities and other organisations to help those who need impartial advice on debt management. Integrating detailed credit reporting into the services already offered by the panel means the advisers will have more nuanced, contextualised and relevant insight into each unique financial situation, and consequently, be better equipped to chart a productive path forward.
Once a consumer consents to their information being accessed, The Insolvency Panel's members (including debt-based charities and organisations such as Advice UK members and local Citizens Advice Bureaux) can use the insight available to provide detailed debt advice, as needed.
Commenting on the partnership, Kelli Fielding, managing director of Consumer Interactive at TransUnion UK said: "We're really pleased to partner with The Insolvency Panel on this new credit reporting service, which will enable consumers to provide the relevant member organisations – such as debt advice charities – with direct access to their credit file. This will help advisers to provide a more efficient, tailored service, whilst also making the process easier at what can be a very stressful time for those in vulnerable circumstances."
Louise Yates, CEO at The Insolvency Panel, said: "Our members dedicate themselves to helping people manage debt burdens and create structured plans to ensure they can live their lives well, whilst meeting their obligations. Being able to utilise the detailed information available from TransUnion will help to create a comprehensive picture of each financial situation, so that our members can guide their clients through difficult times."
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The Store Room is the place for storing grains, foodstuff and/or junk in the house for their ready availability and use in emergency. There are 2 types of store rooms- the food storeroom (pantry) and the junk storeroom. The pantry is usually near the Kitchen whereas the junk store room may be under a staircase or an unused room or a closet. Either kind of store room should be free from dampness, fungus and bacteria that can spoil the foodstuff and damage the stored items. So the location of the storeroom in the house is important.
How can you decide on a location in the house, that is dry and damp-free which will be suitable for the store room? Vastu Shastra takes into account the Sun's heat and the wind directions when laying down guidelines for the positioning of the store room. So to know more about locating the store room correctly, read on…..
What is the best location for a store room?
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What are the Vastu guidelines for a food store room?
What are the Vastu guidelines for a junk store room?
What are the ideal vastu colours in a store room?
The food Store room, also called the Pantry should ideally be in the South portion of building. The Scientific reason – In this position, the Store room is adjacent to the Kitchen which is in the South-East and can be accessed conveniently. The food storeroom should be free from dampness which encourages the growth of fungus and bacteria that can spoil the foodstuff. Since the Sun is in the South portion of the house by noon, the intensity of the heat is highest in this direction. Hence the rooms in the south will remain dry and moisture-proof. This is necessary for the long term storage of foodstuff. Therefore it is ideal to have the food Store room in the South.
The junk Store room can be located in the North-West or West directions: The Scientific reason – The West and North-West get heated up more than the other directions because of the hot afternoon Sun and the re-reflection of it's infra red rays from the ground. Therefore, less used rooms like a store room can be placed here as it will serve as a buffer and prevent the rest of the house from getting heated up. Since it will remain dry and moisture proof due to the heat, it is suitable for storing things that wont be used often.
WHAT IS THE BEST LOCATION FOR THE DOORS AND WINDOWS IN A STORE ROOM?
The door to the Store room can be placed in any direction preferably in the East, North and South-East. The Scientific reason – To access the Store room from the Kitchen (which is ideally in the South-East corner), the door has to be on the East or South-East walls.
The door to the Store room must open into the store room and have two shutters. The Scientific reason – A door with 2 shutters is usually larger than the average single shutter door. A larger door to the Store room will facilitate the easy transfer of large food bags and junk things.
The windows in the Store room should be on the Eastern or Western walls. The Scientific reason – The germicidal sunrays from the East will help to keep the room bacteria/fungus-free and the hot sun rays from the West will keep it dry and moisture proof.
If it is possible, the height of granary room should be more than other rooms. The Scientific reason – A room with a high ceiling will be more airy and will allow for the movement of air around the large quantities of stored foodstuff. In addition, it can benefit from the sunlight on all sides as it's roof is higher than the rest of the rooms.
The pantry should always be well-stacked and not empty.
Things like oil, ghee and gas cylinder etc should be stored in the South-East corner of the Store room. The Scientific reason – The South-East is considered the Aagneya (Fire) corner and so the combustible materials should be kept here.
Sacks containing annual provisions should be stored in the south-west direction. The Scientific reason – The South-West direction remains hottest throughout the afternoon and so the sacks stored in this direction will never get damp. Also the South-West is the place for heavy things.
No photographs or idols of gods are recommended here. Don't burn any incense here. This is not the place for doing any auspicious work. The Scientific reason – The store room is a stuffy place and unsuitable for meditation and prayer. Moreover, a lit lamp, incense stick can be dangerous since there are many combustible items in the store room.
Avoid any kind of empty container in the Store room. Keep something in all the containers. The Scientific reason – If the empty containers are not refilled, you will not have what you need when required. Psychologically too, you may feel there is shortage of food at home.
Remove all the cobwebs from the granary. The Scientific reason – Cobwebs indicate that the place has not been dusted for a while which means that the store room is not accessed that often. The store room should be accessed everyday to make sure there is flow of air and the provisions are continuously being used up.
Don't keep your important documents, cash or jewellery in the store room. The Scientific reason – The store room is accessible to servants, cooks and so it is unsafe to keep important stuff here.
Never sleep in store room as the vibrations tend to obstruct the sleep. The Scientific reason – A store room is a stuffy place with all the foodstuff/junk and is not at all suitable for sleep.
The junk storeroom is meant for storing dead articles, so people should not occupy it. It is not a place for living, sleeping or such activities. The Scientific Reason-The unused articles emanate dead energy which can affect an occupant adversely.
See the difference: An organised store room is inviting and you can find what you are looking for.
The store room must be neat and organised. The Scientific Reason – An organised and neat store room allows you to find what you are searching for.
Avoid keeping broken, waste material which cannot be used anymore in the house. The Scientific Reason- The waste materials or articles occupy useful space and are a source of negative energy as they are'dead' and useless.
The junk store room is the ideal place for storing heavy material. Always leave the eastern side vacant in the storeroom. The Scientific Reason- The eastern side is best suited for windows which will admit the useful light into the store room and keep it free from fungus. So it should be kept vacant.
A windows is a must in the junk storeroom, preferably in the East or North direction; a window in the west direction is also not bad. The Scientific Reason- A junk store room is not often used and foul smells may form and accumulate. So there should be ventilation in this room, otherwise the toxic gases can be harmful to someone entering the room.
Avoid storing any watery element in this area. There should not be any dampness or cracks in the walls. The Scientific Reason- Dampness in a store room can create havoc to the stored materials. You might as well throw away the items rather than keep them if there is any form of dampness.
The flooring should be even throughout. Uneven flooring is inauspicious. The Scientific Reason- the joints between the uneven flooring can accumulate dust and dampness. Also dragging things on an uneven floor can be tiresome.
WHAT ARE THE IDEAL COLOUR FOR A STORE ROOM?
The ideal colours for a store room are tints of grey or blue. Avoid yellow and white. The Scientific reason – Yellow and white colours energise the room. Blue and grey are earthy colours that are suitable for natural food produce.
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