text: HomeOthershoemoneyOur Affiliate Summit Contest Winner is… Our Affiliate Summit Contest Winner is… Jeremy Schoemaker January 4, 2011 Congrats to Vinay who won our Affiliate Summit Contest with 43% of the vote! Tweet Share Google+ Linkedin Pinterest Prev Article Next Article About The Author Jeremy Schoemaker Jeremy "ShoeMoney" Schoemaker is the founder & CEO of ShoeMoney Media Group, and to date has sold 6 companies and done over 10 million in affiliate revenue. In 2013 Jeremy released his #1 International Best selling Autobiography titled "Nothing's Changed But My Change" - The ShoeMoney Story. You can read more about Jeremy on his wikipedia page here. 94 Comments Kirk Taylor Vinay, Congratulations, you're a very lucky person and I'm confident you're going to have a great time. As I read through the posts from contestants, I noticed a trend from some that suggested Shoemoney is the big winner in this contest, and while I agree their is benefit to doing this, I would disagree that he's the big winner. There are many struggling want-to-be entrepreneurs that entered this contest who have the perservance to stick with it, but haven't figured it out yet. I'm admittedly one of them. Still, we are the big winners from the exposure we received just by entering the contest. I believe everyone that submitted an entry should join me in thanking Shoemoney for having this contest. Thanks Shoemoney…. January 4, 2011 John Dillon Great post, Vinay! What a great way to start the year. Congratulations! January 4, 2011 Vinay Thanks guys, very excited! January 4, 2011 Sanjay Starting out isn't as easy as I expected. But soon enough I found my groove and starting seeing some of the results I wanted. You're right about the good exposure this contest afforded those who gave it a shot. So congratulations to everyone especially Vinay who did an awesome job of convincing the voters and judges to pick him. January 4, 2011 The Electron Plumber Congrats Vinay! No hard feelings, good job man. Have a great time! January 4, 2011 Undercover Affiliate You've done a good job yourself as one of the finalists. Congratulations, y'all! January 4, 2011 Ithamar Fenerson Congrats Vinay!!! Have a great time. Look forward to hearing about what you learned. January 4, 2011 Jim Petersen Seems your year's off to a good start. Congratulations! January 4, 2011 Mark Mead Are you going to do some live blogging at the ASW sessions you're planning to attend? Looking forward to reading some interesting insights about the conference. January 4, 2011 Hotdogman Congrats Vinay. You really blew it out with the votes. Even the great John Chow email campaign couldn't keep you down! Shoe: Thanks for running the contest-I saw a huge traffic spike from your site as a result, so that's a good thing. I also got a crash course in Social Media Marketing-very good too. I am looking forward to meeting you and attending the conference (and the many parties). Shoemoney staffers: "This guy" is named "Rob" ;o) I'll see all you folks there- I won a Gold pass from Mr. Chow and plan to be there Saturday-if the weather holds in Boston. On to VEGAS!!!!!!!! January 4, 2011 Vince All the best to everyone who will be going at ASW! I hope I'd be able to attend the next one. January 4, 2011 Danger Brown I can't believe that Donny didn't win. I really thought he would have it locked with the paid John Chow post. It was fun to participate and very -interesting- to read the Electron Plumber's research into how this contest was "won". I do think that voters should have had to go to Shoemoney.com to vote and that they should have at least known what they were voting for. For all you participants, if you'll be at ASW this week, Hit ME UP! I'll buy you a beer. http://www.facebook.com/dangerbrownusa January 4, 2011 Hotdogman The drinks are free in Vegas, but you're a cheap bastard so you know that! January 4, 2011 E. Langdon LOL good one! I won't say no to that offer though. You can just collect it in case the free drinks run out. January 4, 2011 The Electron Plumber Seriously. We now have a good idea of the number of hits you can expect for a $500 John Chow post. Vinay got a far better value from his $0.05 per vote. January 4, 2011 Hotdogman A tad over $2 per hit. That's mortgage lead money! January 4, 2011 Andrew Says So I'll keep the strategies they used in mind next time I join a contest. After reading all the posts, I'd say everybody did their best to win this. Kudos and more power to you all! January 4, 2011 socialanim00 A wise investment. The ROI more than made up for the cost of running that brief campaign. January 4, 2011 Melanie Johnson I think everyone did a good job with their posts. I really enjoyed reading them. January 4, 2011 Guy Cleveland I don't know how the contest was won but it sure looks like the winner's had tons of luck on his side. January 4, 2011 Runs With Scissors Here's Vinay's response to that controversy http://www.abstract-living.com/bring-on-the-controversy/ It just goes to show that if you want something bad enough, doing everything you can to get it pays off. The more creative you get to turn things in your favor, the better things will play out for you. January 4, 2011 H delacruz To tell you the truth, I've had my bet on Danger Brown to bring home the bacon. Nonetheless, all is fair in love and war. January 4, 2011 BeltwayBoy Sorry you didn't win Danger! January 6, 2011 dotCOMreport Congratulations Vinay! Hope you have a great time… January 4, 2011 Tammyexperiments You met the challenge with determination, strength, and total confidence — and now you'll be surrounded with beautiful women (just like me) on the next Playboy shindig. Congrats! January 4, 2011 Chris Yeah Vinay was amazing, he is going to get the logo tattoo'd on his back! Anybody who does that has balls, that's all I gotta say, he deserves to win. I personal voted for Donny, but hey, u can't really compete with what Vinay's gonna do. January 4, 2011 B.Logan The tattoo's not a done deal, right? He said he'll get one if he wins at blackjack. January 4, 2011 Gabby Dell from SC I bet he could easily win that as well. Congratulations, Vinay! January 4, 2011 Nicole Burns This calls for a celebration. How about treating us to a round of Manhattans at Club Orange in an hour? 😀 January 4, 2011 melg Wow! No wonder he won! Looking forward to seeing a photo of that tattoo soon, Vinay! January 4, 2011 Jared Holland Congrats on winning by such a landslide! I know all the contestants will be going on to do great things in our industry. Have fun in Vegas Vinay! January 4, 2011 Sean Rigo Awesome Contest Jeremy! Congratulations to Vinay on the Win! What a great opportunity for everyone involved. Have a blast in Las Vegas Vinay! -Sean Rigo January 4, 2011 Tool Good luck with your blackjack game. Hope you win so you could have that tattoo you promised you'll get. January 4, 2011 Bowie Getting that tattoo would certainly make a good story. January 4, 2011 RedBlack88 Give the world the best you have and the best will come to you! Congratulations, buddy. January 4, 2011 Vinay Wow thanks everyone! Its been an intense few days. Thanks to all the contestants, you really gave me a run for my money and it was very interesting and educational to see you all take over the internet for the last few days. Lastly a SUPER BIG thanks to Shoemoney and his sexy staff. I will see you all in Vegas!! January 4, 2011 Marnie Sho How about Shoe's *sexy* fans? 😛 January 4, 2011 Rob Toth Well played Vinay. Aff Summit will be a blast. January 4, 2011 Norman Nevelle Awesome! You sure hit the jackpot. Share photos of the Playboy Mansion Party man. January 4, 2011 Big Al I could only wish I have your luck. Good job, man! January 4, 2011 Austin Nice article. Let us know how that tattoo plan pans out. January 4, 2011 Donny Gamble Congrats on the victory Vinay. See u in Vegas January 4, 2011 Vinay Oh and if anyone wants to catch up in Vegas, feel free to contact me: E: vinay [at] vskill.com F: http://www.facebook.com/vinayp01 Oh oh, and remember I am getting that tattoo if I win the blackjack hand! January 4, 2011 AurorMine With the way your luck's running, you might just win that as well. Good luck! January 4, 2011 BeltwayBoy I want to see that picture on here! Iol January 6, 2011 Richard Pascal Nice one! ASW 2011 and Playboy Mansion Party – now that's two awesome events to look forward to. January 4, 2011 PattyT12 I now have an idea who's going to join the ranks of Rebecca Kelley, Lisa Barone and Justin Goff as guest contributors. January 4, 2011 Nikki Stewart Lucky you! I'll be attending ASW for the first time this year but I won't be able to attend the monetize summit since I've only signed up the gold pass. Hope you can share some highlights on the sessions you get to attend. January 4, 2011 California Dreamin I went last year and it went great. Learned a lot and met a lot of awesome people. Too bad I won't be able to attend ASW this year though. I'm sure it'll be fun for everyone who's going. January 4, 2011 New Bee Convincing post. No wonder you won by a huge margin. Best of luck at the blackjack table! January 4, 2011 Dandundun Guess who's going to get soused with free drinks… January 4, 2011 internetFTW What an accomplishment! Who knows maybe one of us newbies will join you there someday. January 4, 2011 SmallBiz Sue Will check out that free video training course on building on online store. Thanks. And congratulations for winning the contest. Have fun! January 4, 2011 Bputitout / Putitoutthere This is just the beginning of the bright path that's filled with your hopes and dreams. January 4, 2011 GQmeansGeek And girls. LOL have a great time at the mansion! January 4, 2011 PokeYerFace Some guys have all the luck. January 4, 2011 BearPile That's what you'd call starting the year on a high note. Good job, Vinay! January 4, 2011 veronica_sm Atta boy! I know there are a lot of male Shoemoney fans out there who'll give an arm and leg just to get their hands on a free Playboy Mansion party pass… January 4, 2011 ExclaimedIdeas I am confident that your victory will be an important key to unlocking doors to your potential. You are already a success. January 4, 2011 Stocks on Wall Street Congrats to the winner!!! January 4, 2011 WanderingMommy I'm sure Vinay's celebrating right now. Hope you could share your skills to us greenhorns. January 4, 2011 sasha_482 I read your post/response to the controversy. Very interesting. I think it just proved further that you deserve the win. Congratulations! January 4, 2011 floresparati Congratulations from the whole bunch of us Shoemoney fans here in Toledo. January 4, 2011 NicMoon Wow! This is a really great way to start off your way, Vinay. Keep up the good work. 😛 January 4, 2011 thoushallpass My warmest congratulations to the contest winner! (By the way, what happened to Justin Goff's follow-up post?) January 4, 2011 moolahmachine Perhaps Vinay would be posting a whopper in the next few days? January 4, 2011 nealcal I am reading a lot about Vinay's post in the thread but I don't see a link that'll lead me to it. January 4, 2011 MVZP_01 There are links of all the finalists' posts in one of ShoeMoney's previous posts. You can got check it out there. January 4, 2011 Laney Pitt Congratulations! You deserve it. January 4, 2011 Ara600_m1 Congratulations on your great accomplishment. It just goes to prove that hard work and dedication can always make a difference. January 4, 2011 ILoveMemes So true. It's infinitely rewarding to achieve what you sought out for knowing you did your best to get it. January 4, 2011 joonlee97 I'm so happy for you! You're on your way to great things. January 4, 2011 FirenzeZ I believe a follow-up post is in the works, Vinay? January 4, 2011 WhateverWorks I love the article you wrote. You deserve to win. Have a great time at Vegas! January 4, 2011 AnnieP78 Although Vinay won, I am still a Danger Brown fan. 😛 January 4, 2011 AL0101 YEAAAHHH! Well done! (Please do share some of the NSFW pics while at the party.) January 4, 2011 The American Dream Where's the LIKE button when you need one? January 4, 2011 AnnieLouJ12860 Congratulations on one of your best moments! January 4, 2011 KrisM77 You sure the contest wasn't rigged? I thought Donny had the advantage… January 4, 2011 Bryan Jake T He used a different strategy. Looks like his worked better than Donny's. January 4, 2011 Cristina Dy There'll be always a next time so don't worry. If you're a bit concerned why your bet didn't win, a new contest will be held soon. January 4, 2011 medomoc The whiner's convention isn't until next week. January 4, 2011 Robin Sterling Congratulations on your S-U-C-C-E-S-S! There's sure to be more where that came from. January 4, 2011 Jona712 It is spirit, drive and dedication like yours that we tenderfoots would like to have in the long run. January 4, 2011 TomYoon Congrats, V! Enough said. Time for a beer! January 4, 2011 syam Congratulations, Vinay.. just can't wait to see for your new tattoo :p January 4, 2011 James There is obviously some type of cheating going on in the vote system. If donny was promoted by John Chow, his own network, and superstar Corbin Bleu he obviously got more votes than that. Something seems fishy…….. January 5, 2011 Rachel Congratulations to the winner! January 5, 2011 sruthinmn Congratulations From http://www.top2read.info January 5, 2011 BeltwayBoy Congratulations Vinay! I hope you have a good time and learn all you can! January 6, 2011 Svilen Petrov Great contest. Really greeting to the winner Viney January 6, 2011 Lyndon Reid Does the 2010 ASW contest winner get a retroactive pass to the 2011 Epic Playboy party because the thought of attending it gives him goosebumps? 😛 January 12, 2011 mayline olidan Hi, I am really happy I've found this information. Nowadays bloggers publish just about gossip and internet stuff and this is actually irritating. A good site with exciting content, that's what I need. Thanks for making this website, and I will be visiting again. 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The 13 Ugly Men Foundation, Inc. is proud to have recently donated a check for $25,000.00 to "Beat NB" from the proceeds of their Annual Halloween Party. The event took place at The Cuban Club in Ybor City and welcomed nearly 3,000 guests who danced the night away to live DJ's, an amazing light show, plenty of photo opps and of course some outrageous costumes.
This was the 21st Annual Halloween Party which has grown to be one of the most anticipated Halloween events in the Tampa Bay Area.
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New fundraising rules that come into effect November 2016 - it is the law!
The Governance Academy takes a look at the Charity Commission guidance on charity trustees and decision making
The Governance Academy looks at new litigation guidance for trustees
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The Governance Academy takes a look at the new guidance from the Charity Commission about charities and fundraising.
The Governance Academy is bemused that the Charity Commission is opening consultation in respect of legislation that has already received Royal assent.
You only need to read this less than light-hearted blog from the Governance Academy if your organisation is incorporated as a company.
The Governance Academy warns trustees that the Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act has become law.
The Governance Academy examines the motivation of blowing the whistle and takes a look at the updated Charity Commission guidance on whistle blowing.
There is a lot of debate at the moment around charities and campaigning, The Governance Academy brings some recent thoughts to your attention
The Governance Academy summarises the latest guidance on charity law when buying, selling, leasing, mortgaging, or transferring charity land and property.
The Governance Academy takes a look at the main recommendations in the report, "Regulating Fundraising for the Future". The report concludes that self regulation has failed.
The Governance Academy reflects on public confidence in charities and the Charity Commission's strategic Plan 2015-18.
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Drivers have been urged to consider other routes this morning after Highways England closed the Orwell Bridge in both directions due to the "very strong winds" from Storm Gareth.
Highways England told drivers that the bridge on the A14 in Suffolk will be closed from 7am for safety reasons, due to high winds, and will remain closed through this morning's rush hour.
However, it wasn't until shortly after 8am that the road was finally closed in both directions.
The organisation will continue to monitor wind speeds closely before making a decision about when to reopen the A14 bridge, based on the safety of road users as Storm Gareth passes through the East of England.
The bridge is expected to re-open this afternoon as soon as it is safe to do so, and Highways England will keep drivers informed about when that is.
Once the Orwell Bridge is closed, the diversion route is via the A1156, A1189 and A1214 through Ipswich.
High winds are to be expected across the county throughout this morning.
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"It's going to be a pretty cloudy morning with the chance of a few bright spells across the county but there's a good chance of scattered showers."
Temperatures are expected to reach between 9C and 11C, getting warmer and brighter into the afternoon.
Storm Gareth, affecting much of the UK, is expected to last until Friday.
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On Sunday May 11th Ken Dransfield an elderly local preacher was due to lead worship at our chapel when he was too unwell to take the service. As he is a conscientious local preacher, the hymns and readings and order of service had been compiled; he had even done the sermon. The son of one of our stewards Daniel Sudron always accompanies Ken when he can to assist him, leading prayers and reading. Pam usually sings at his services so she was still able to take part. Les Sudron our steward and our worship leader Christine also took part in worship, as Ken had been so well prepared. We began worship with 'When morning guilds the skies', before Daniel led the opening prayers. Daniel also read the first reading, '1 Peter 1v17-25'. We then sang 'For the beauty of the earth,' before the offering was received. Christine Bunting then led the intercessions. Pam, Ken's friend, sang 'The Old Rugged Cross,' in a moving way before we all sang 'Jesus' hands were kind hands doing good to all.' Daniel read the gospel reading from Luke 24v1-19, 28-31, which was the Road to Emmaus and other appearances of Jesus to his disciples.
Les Sudron then prayed that he would be able to read Ken's sermon meaningfully to bring his message to the congregation. Ken remembered the Hollies' song; 'He ain't heavy, he's my brother' which described a long road with many winding ways. (Incidentally; Malcolm and I, now always refer to that song as Robert's song, as he had wanted to listen to it, as Cathy drove him to his brother, and my late first husband, Stephen's final resting place in the dales he loved.)
Ken had wanted to include the road to Emmaus, the lectionary reading from the previous Sunday in his reflections that morning. The Road to Emmaus story seemed short on details about what could be a world shattering story. Who were these 2 men? Only one of the men, Cleopas was named? Why did they fail to recognise Jesus when he walked and talked with them? When they realised it was Jesus, why did he vanish from their sight? Are we challenged to step out in faith as the 2 men did after seeing Jesus, suddenly re-energised to return and share the good news of seeing the risen Lord? Do doubts and concerns hold us back?
We have the power to step out in faith. Many people nowadays tell us what is wrong with our belief; surely it could not have happened and did not happen? Ken said that we were to put aside what we felt about politicians; our reactions to their actions, when for example David Cameron suddenly expressed his faith in a Christian nation and in Jesus as saviour!! Some of us find that harder to do, as we see the marginalisation of the poor and vulnerable, who are getting the brunt of welfare cuts, and the forced movement of people, whose rent subsidies exceed the cap, even from London to Birmingham, because of the excessive costs of private rented property and the shortage of council houses or social housing with affordable rents for the low paid. When David Cameron calls us to make a difference by getting out and helping those people; he is pushing the responsibility for the low paid and marginalised onto charities and removing the safety nets for those who are disabled, unemployed or suffering with mental health conditions. We as a church and community are trying to help the lonely and marginalised and now in so called 'wealthy' Harrogate we have 2 food banks, breakfasts supplied for the homeless, an advice centre, where food and showers and often a place to stay are provided. People work tirelessly to provide a bed for the homeless, even if our local homeless hostel is full.
Even more than 20 years ago it took years for my husband on low pay could find a flat he could afford to rent, so he lived with his parents in a rented tied property let to his retired father, a Methodist minister and his wife. In 1991 he found a flat to rent, which he could afford, as the landlord was more concerned that Malcolm would be able to keep an eye on the more elderly residents. When we married in 2000 he passed on the flat to Graham, who was also on a lower income, and he too was supportive to the other residents. Since Graham moved with work the rents in those flats have more than doubled. That was a number of years ago and today most low paid have to live outside our area and come in to work, as the situation is so much worse.
Ken laments the fact that atheists such as A C Grayling seem to know best; many of so called Christian values are matched by Greek philosophy, Roman law, so in his opinion are secular values. Ken feels, however, that no one can ridicule our faith. Those who wanted to follow Jesus were constantly being challenged to give everything away, leave their families. Of course A Grayling rightly criticised the inquisition, and he criticised the wrongs of religion, but never mentioned Christ at all, who comes into our lives and walks through our lives with us.
Jesus was a Jew, oppressed under Roman occupation; the real Roman world was different from the philosophers' portrayal. Jesus began his ministry in the synagogues, then stepped out in faith, on his own journey, bringing hope to the hopeless, healing, freedom from oppression and spoke out for the poor and marginalised. Jesus was a man of action who showed what needed to be done, unlike classical historians or politicians. Jesus was not a university professor but he lived and worked in the community, showing us how God intended us to be. In his ministry and teaching Jesus inspired the disciples to continue his work and service of those in need.
Others too carried on his work, John Wesley reaching the poor with the good news; freedom from slavery begun by William Wilberforce and continuing today, as more abuses are found and trade unions establishing fair working conditions; and the NHS providing healthcare for all at the point of need. (I fear that so many of those improvements, especially the NHS, and fair working conditions are being eroded today and pray that I am wrong or life could return to the worst conditions of the 19th Century for the more marginalised in our society.)
Ken urges each of us to work each day to make a difference, through the inspiration and help of Jesus. Christianity is far from dying out he reminds us; there are 2 billion Christians around the world, in spite of all the efforts to blot Christianity out. The gospel was not put together until after the death and resurrection of Jesus, when the disciples were empowered through the Holy Spirit to step out in faith to share the good news. Ken asks who is he to question the validity of that record of Jesus' life and work. He just steps out in faith on his own road, asking Jesus to walk with him along life's way. Worship concluded as we sang, 'Stay master stay'.


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…prop building I learned from Project Runway.
This statement may be stretching the truth but it does have some validity.
Let me explain.
I posted a while back about Project Runway and how it is one of the few television shows that I watch every week, I love the display of creativity and problem solving process.
During the last couple of months I have found myself hearing Project Runway voices in my head.
Don't be alarmed I hear voices all the time but in this instance the voices are those of Michael Kors, Nina Garcia, Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn.
If you don't watch the show these are the judges, host and mentor for the competing designers.
Once you are done laughing I will continue.
During critiques the judges use several phrases again and again and these phrases repeat themselves in my brain as I work, they are: "effortless", "overworked", "editorial" and "point of view".
Effortless. The piece looks effortless.
What does that mean?
In the world of props I think it means that the piece speaks volumes without regard to the medium or techniques used.
The medium is invisible and not relevant; it works no matter how it was made. In my opinion my most effortless piece is Buster Gravesley, this prop came together without any struggle and does not say papier mache when viewed.
My papier mache "Digger" prop made in 1992 is not effortless; you can see the struggle that went into trying to make paper and glue into a skeletal gravedigger character.
Overworked. Quite simply when you don't know when to stop, you keep going and going and going.
Guilty as charged, my recent collection of tortured pumpkins contains a degree of being overworked.
Live and learn.
Editorial and Point of View. These two terms are very similar in my mind; does the piece speak for you?
Is the prop really saying anything about you as the designer?
I think that Gourdon Rotsworth displays my strongest editorial. This is what I think an undead pumpkin groundbreaker looks like.
There was no struggle in the design and this is what came out without any hesitation.
A couple of gargoyles I made for a papier mache workshop represents what I think is work that has no point of view.
They were made because they had to be made and really don't express a lot of my style.
They are stripped down generic versions of a gargoyle and really lack a lot of punch because they have no strong point of view.
Thanks to Michael, Nina, Heidi and Tim for giving me something to think about during the long stretches of working with papier mache.
Love your show and I heed your advice…hopefully you are making me a better prop builder or you are just making me a blogger full of shit.
Whatever, thanks!


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By: Elizabeth Webber Akre
I hope this post finds everyone fat, happy and still experiencing the spirit of this holiday season. The ornaments and lights have twinkled and lit up our homes. The stockings were hung and delightfully filled. Church services have been attended and filled up our hearts. And then of course, there's the food…
All of the baking is done, given to friends and probably all eaten. The hams and turkeys have been baked, feasted on and made into sandwiches yesterday. Many sweet potatoes, green beans, biscuits, butter beans, various casseroles, cakes and pies have been happily consumed. Families gathered around tables to share a meal, share their time, and make memories with each other.
And then there's the New Year. I think New Year's Eve kind of gets ripped off. I love wine as much as the next gourmand, but I feel sorry for New Year's Eve. All anyone (in America, at least) seems to focus on in celebration of the New Year's arrival is alcohol. Nobody plans a New Year's Eve dinner party. There's not an "official" New Year's Eve food (Thanksgiving corners the market on turkey, Christmas and Easter get ham, Hanukkah is filled with challah and latkes, July 4th is busting at the seams with barbeque and Halloween has a monopoly on candy.) But, poor old New Year's Eve has nothing (food-wise). Champagne, martinis, fine wine and craft beers are great, but without good food, well, you know what can happen.
Personally, I am not a New Year's Eve fan. What I mean is that I have no desire to go out on this night. Being crammed into a bar with a zillion strangers pressed up against me, spilling stuff, yelling in my ears and then toasting with a plastic glass of Asti Spumante is not at all my idea of a good time. I'd much rather celebrate in my home with good friends, good drink and good food. In fact, what I'd like is a true, authentic reveillon de la Saint-Sylvestre.
I spent the fall semester of 1988 living with a French family in a suburb of Rennes, France. One of the coolest things I experienced was the reveillon. This is a New Year's Eve festivity to welcome and celebrate the "reawakening," a new year with a Midnight repast. This was one awesome party/celebration/meal. Probably the best one ever. My sister had flown over to spend Christmas with me and my French family. My host family's friends down the street planned this reveillon, which was an event that my French teachers never really talked about.
Here's how it went: We all got together around dusk. We gathered at the table and had aperitifs (kir, Pastis & water, wine) and cheese with fruit. Then, we got up, some of us worked in the kitchen preparing for the next course, drank, danced, listened to music, drank. Then, we all sat down again for the next course, which this night was raclette. I'm sure somewhere in America you can find this appliance, but I've never seen one. It's basically like a table-top salamander. Each person has their own individual, shallow tray on which you place a slab of your favorite cheese.
You place it in the salamander (broiler) until the cheese melts and bubbles. Then, you pour this melty deliciousness over cold boiled potatoes, carrot sticks, bread, crackers, whatever you like. At this juncture, we opened the first bottle of champagne. The first of about 4 cases of champagne. After the raclette, we all got up, moved around, stretched, danced some more, etc. I was finally catching on. We drink, drink, toast, drink, toast, sit, eat, toast and drink, take a break and then we come back to the table and do it again. Now that all the champagne is flowing, I may mix up the order of some of the dishes, but you'll get the idea.
Over the course of the evening, we had Coquilles St. Jacques (scallops), giant langoustines, filet mignon, a myriad of cheeses (which, in France, is truly a culinary journey). Then, midnight came. This is when it really got going. More champagne corks flew, and then we were on the move. That's right…down the street we all went. We went to everyone's house on the cul-de-sac and marched on in to wish everyone a Bonne Année. It was like a New Year's Eve congo line. We literally filed through all these houses giving everyone the good ol' French double cheek air kiss, wishing each other "bonne année." After all of this, we returned to our homebase and popped more champagne. Now, at this point, I can't even remember what we ate next, but we continued to snack, drink, snack, drink until the sun came up.
Eventually, my French family, my sister and I made our way back down the road to our home. It's funny when you wake up in the morning, eat, drink and party all night and then don't go to bed again until the next morning. Takes a couple days to get your circadian rhythms back in order. The reveillon is something that my sister and I have talked about every year since we experienced it. It was a fun, festive evening unlike any we'd had here at home and we both loved it. We've often discussed why people here don't celebrate this way. And, we've talked about hosting our own, of course. What we learned is that if you stretch good food and good wine throughout the evening, everyone can maintain his/her composure, keep up the stamina and have one heck of a New Year's Eve!
Oh yeah, I learned one other valuable little tidbit. If you have a bottle of champagne that you can't finish (I know, this rarely happens!) there's no way to recork it, as you know. However, there IS a way to keep it in the fridge without losing the bubbles. You probably think I've lost my mind, but I've been doing this since 1988 when Nicole and Agnes taught me this trick: place a spoon, stem end down into the bottle. The spoon part will keep it from falling into the bottle. Put it in the fridge and tomorrow, you will still have bubbles. I have no idea how or why it works. I only know that it works. Try it.
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[HISTORY: Adopted by the Township Committee of the Township of Cinnaminson as indicated in article histories. Amendments noted where applicable.]
Brush, weeds and debris — See Ch. 176.
Unfit buildings — See Ch. 189.
Vacant buildings — See Ch. 193.
Housing standards — See Ch. 315.
Littering — See Ch. 345.
Abandoned vehicles — See Ch. 503.
Nuisances — See Ch. 583.
[Adopted 7-17-1973 by Ord. No. 1973-12 (Sec. 2.28 of the 1995 Code)]
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
This article shall be known as the "Commercial and Residential Maintenance Code of the Township of Cinnaminson" and is referred to in this article in the short form as "this code."
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
The purpose of this code is to protect the health, safety and welfare by establishing minimum standards for the maintenance of such premises; to fix responsibilities and duties upon owners, operators and occupants; to authorize and establish procedures for the inspection of commercial and residential premises; to fix penalties for the violations of this code; and to provide for the right to access to permit repairs when necessary. This code is hereby declared to be remedial and essential for the public interest, and it is intended that this code is liberally construed to effectuate the purpose as stated herein.
The following terms, whenever used herein, shall have the following meanings unless a different meaning clearly appears from the context:
- Any item used for the construction of building improvements,
including, but not limited to, drywall materials, wood, steel, tiles,
roofing, nails, paint, insulation or debris created by or from construction.[Added 10-18-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-18]
- A lot or tract of land which is zoned for commercial or industrial
use or a lot or tract of land part of which is zoned for commercial
or industrial use.[Amended 4-12-1989 by Ord. No. 1989-9]
- Any item, whether or not portable without the assistance
of a trailer, which is used for building renovations or building improvements,
whether or not such improvements are interior or exterior, including,
but not limited to, wood chippers, table saws, tile cutters, cement
mixers and lawn and garden tools.[Added 10-18-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-18]
- Those portions of a building which are exposed to public view and the open space of any premises outside of any building erected thereon.
- GOODS and MERCHANDISE
- Possessions, especially movable effects or personal property;
articles of trade; wares or stockpiles of materials.[Added 10-18-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-18]
- Any condition, man-made or natural, which affords a breeding place or hiding place for harmful rodents, insects or other pests.
- A. Any common law nuisance or as provided by the laws of the State of New Jersey or the ordinances of the Township of Cinnaminson.
- B. Any attractive nuisance which may prove detrimental to the health or safety of children, whether in a building or upon a lot. This includes but is not limited to any structurally unsound fences or structures, lumber, trash, fences, debris or vegetation, such as poison ivy, poison oak or poison sumac, which may prove a hazard for inquisitive minors.
- C. Physical conditions dangerous to human life or detrimental to the health of persons on or near the premises where the conditions exist.
- D. Unsanitary conditions or anything unreasonably offensive to the senses or dangerous to health, in violation of this code.
- E. Whatever renders air, food or drink unwholesome or detrimental to the health of human beings.
- F. Fire hazards.
- Any person having actual possession of the premises or any part thereof.
- Any person who has charge, care or control of the commercial
or residential premises or any part thereof, whether with or without
the consent of the owner.[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
- Any natural grass or weeds of a height of eight inches in
length or greater. Overgrown grass shall not include areas of natural
growth that are not ordinarily maintained, such as areas containing
wetlands or marshes or densely wooded areas. All noxious weeds shall
be prohibited.[Added 8-19-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-10]
- Any person who, alone or jointly or severally with others,
shall have legal or equitable title to any commercial premises, with
or without accompanying actual possession thereof; or shall have charge,
care or control of any commercial and residential premises as owner
or agent of the owner, or as fiduciary, including but not limited
to executor, executrix, administrator, administratrix, trustee, receiver
or guardian of the estate, or as a mortgagee in possession, regardless
of how such possession was obtained. Any person who is a lessee subletting
or reassigning any part or all of any commercial and residential premises
shall be deemed to be a co-owner with the lessor and shall have joint
responsibility over the portion of the premises sublet or assigned
by said lessee.[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
- A lot, plot or parcel of land including the building or structure
thereon.[Added 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
- A unit of housing.[Added 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
- One who resides, occupies or dwells in unit of housing.[Added 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
- One or more buildings or part thereof designed as a unit, to be occupied by one or more businesses for the conduct of business and conducted as an integrated planned area development.
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
Every commercial and residential premises and building situated thereon in the Township of Cinnaminson, used or intended to be used for commercial and/or residential occupancy, shall comply with the provisions of this code, whether or not such building shall have been constructed, altered or repaired before or after the enactment of this code. This code established minimum standards for the initial and continued occupancy and use of all such commercial and residential buildings or structures and does not replace or modify standards otherwise established for the construction, repair, alteration or use of such commercial and residential buildings or structures contain therein. Where there is mixed occupancy with commercial and residential and other uses on the same premises, all such uses shall be nevertheless regulated by and subject to the provisions of this code.
In any case where the provisions of this code impose a higher standard than is set forth in any other ordinance of the Township of Cinnaminson or under the laws of the State of New Jersey, then the standards as set forth herein shall prevail, but if the provisions of this code impose a lower standard than any other ordinance of the Township of Cinnaminson or the laws of the State of New Jersey, then the higher standard contained in any other such ordinance or law shall prevail.
[Added 9-17-2003 by Ord. No. 2003-11]
Owners and management of every building and structure in the Township of Cinnaminson which is occupied by two or more families as tenants of the owner or lessor must register with the Clerk of the Township of Cinnaminson by completing forms prescribed by and furnished by the Township. Each registration shall include the name and address of the owner, the name and address of the lessor if other than owner, and the name and address of an agent in charge of the premises residing in the municipality.
Owners and operators shall have all the duties and responsibilities prescribed in this code, and no owner or operator shall be relieved from any such duty and responsibility, nor be entitled to defend against any charge or violation thereof, by reason of the fact that the occupant is also responsible therefor and in violation thereof.
Occupants shall have all the duties and responsibilities as prescribed in §§ 405-12, 405-13, 405-14, 405-15, 405-16 and 405-17 of this article, and the occupant shall not be relieved from any such duty and responsibility, nor be entitled to defend against any charge of violation thereof, by reason of the fact that the owner or operator is also responsible therefor and in violation thereof.
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
The exterior of all commercial and residential buildings, premises and all structures thereon shall be kept free of all nuisances and any hazards to the safety of occupants, pedestrians and other persons utilizing or residing within the vicinity of said commercial or residential building or premise, and free of unsanitary conditions, and any of the foregoing shall be promptly removed and abated by the owner, operator, occupant or resident. It shall be the duty of the owner, operator, occupant or resident to keep the premises free of hazards which include, but are not limited to, the following:
Refuse: broken glass, filth, garbage, trash, litter and debris.
Natural growth: brush, weeds, ragweeds, stumps, root and obnoxious growths, dead and dying trees and limbs or other natural growth which, by reason of rotting or deteriorating conditions or storm damage, constitute a hazard to persons in the vicinity thereof. Trees shall be kept pruned and trimmed to prevent such conditions. Overgrown grass shall be cut up to and along any adjacent curbline and/or commencement of paved roadway, including the main lot or land, that portion of any lot, land or easement along or adjacent to any sidewalk, curbline, street or alley and includes that portion of any lot, land or easement located within the limits of any street, highway, alley or easement.
[Amended 8-19-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-10]
Overhangings: loose and overhanging objects and accumulations of ice and snow which, by reason of location above ground level, constitute a danger of falling on persons in the vicinity thereof.
Ground surface hazards or unsanitary conditions: holes, broken or missing pavement, loose stone, excavations, breaks, projections, obstructions, ice, uncleared snow and excretion of pets and other animals on paths, walks, driveways, parking lots and parking areas and other parts of the premises which are accessible to and used by persons on the premises. All such holes and excavations shall be filled and repaired, walks and steps repaired and other conditions removed where necessary to eliminate hazards or unsanitary conditions with reasonable dispatch upon their discovery. It shall be the responsibility of owners, operators, occupants or residents to take reasonable steps to discover any such hazards or unsanitary conditions which may exist on their premises.
Recurring accumulations of stormwater. Adequate runoff drains shall be provided and maintained to eliminate any recurrent or excessive accumulation of stormwater.
Sources of infestation.
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2; 8-19-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-10]
All commercial and residential premises shall be kept landscaped, and grass, lawns, hedges and bushes shall be kept trimmed and kept from becoming overgrown. Trees, grass, shrubs and other plantings shall be replaced when the same have fallen or died.
All signs, pavement markings and printed matter and pictures or illustrations contained thereon, permitted by reason of other regulations or as a lawful nonconforming use, shall be maintained in good repair.
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2; 8-19-1992 by Ord. No. 1992-16]
The exterior of every commercial and residential structure or accessory structure, including fences, signs and storefronts, shall be maintained in good repair and shall be aesthetically painted, except those constructed of materials designed to be unpainted, such as but not limited to cedar and redwood. All structural surfaces shall be maintained free of safety hazards and fire hazards, such as broken windows, loose and falling shingles and crumbling and falling stone or brick.
The open or outdoor storage of appliances, building materials or rubbish, equipment, garbage, goods, glass, materials, merchandise, trash or similar items shall not be permitted, maintained or stored on any premises for more than seven calendar days or past the next regularly scheduled trash collection date, whichever occurs sooner, with the exception of:
[Added 10-18-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-18[1]]
Property where outdoor storage is authorized by a duly adopted Planning Board or Zoning Board Resolution; or
Cut wood which is neatly stacked in lengths not to exceed three feet for the personal use of the owner or occupant.
Residential parking requirements. The parking or placement of any motor vehicles, trailers, campers, utility vehicles, boats or boats on a utility vehicle or trailer in the front yard area of any residential structure or accessory structure is strictly prohibited; however, said motor vehicles, trailers, campers, storage containers, utility vehicles, and/or boats on a utility vehicle or trailer may be parked on a driveway, provided that said driveway is constructed of asphalt, concrete, stone, or a solid continuous parking pad capable of preventing the undergrowth beneath the vehicle, boat, trailer, or camper. All aforementioned vehicles, trailers, boats, etc., when not on an approved driveway location, must be placed in the rear yard area of the residential lot on a parking pad constructed of materials as stated above, not to be closer than five feet to a side or rear property line. No more than a total of three of the above-named items or parts thereof, whether operable or not, may be parked or placed in any rear yard at any one time.
[Amended 2-13-2012 by Ord. No. 2012-3]
Commercial and industrial parking requirements. The parking or placement of any motor vehicles, trailers, campers, utility vehicles, boats or boats on utility vehicles or trailers must be in conformance with the approved site plan of the commercial or industrial site. In no case may any motor vehicles, trailers, campers, utility vehicles, boats or boats on utility vehicles or trailers be offered for sale or parked, stored or placed on any commercial or industrial site unless said site has prior Board approvals for the sale or storage of said vehicles, etc., and the vehicles have a direct relationship with the approved use of the commercial or industrial site.
Garage sales. Garage sales are permitted in all zones where the property is a residential use, provided that the subject parcel has not more than three such activities per calendar year and said activity is for a period of not more than two days.
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2; 9-17-1997 by Ord. No. 1997-6]
The owner, operator, resident and occupant shall have the duty and responsibility of removing refuse and garbage at least once per week, or at least as often as pickup is provided by the Township, but if pickup once weekly is not sufficient to remove all garbage that accumulates, removal more often shall be required, at the cost and expense of the owner, operator, resident and occupant.
Garbage and refuse shall be stored in tightly sealed, commercially produced trash containers to prevent animal infestation and to eliminate odors. Further, in residential zones and neighborhoods, all trash, refuse and recycling containers shall be stored inside a main or accessory structure on the premises, including, but not limited to, attached or detached garages, or stored in the rear of the property, not visible from the roadway.
[Added 10-18-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-18]
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2; 8-19-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-10]
In the case of each commercial or residential premises, the owner, occupant or resident shall be responsible for removing litter from the sidewalk or other pedestrian areas, if any, in front of the owner's or occupant's commercial premises or resident's residential premises. The area shall be swept as often as necessary to maintain it free of litter, spillage or other debris. The owner or occupant shall be responsible for maintaining any buffer strip between the sidewalk and curb line, including, but not limited to, trimming or cutting of overgrown grass.
[Amended 3-8-1977 by Ord. No. 1977-6; 11-9-1982 by Ord. No. 1982-17; 5-13-1987 by Ord. No. 1987-7]
Upon discovery by an occupant of any condition of the premises which constitutes a violation of this article by the owner or operator, the occupant shall report same to the Police Department, Construction Official, Health Officer or Fire Official, who shall be responsible for enforcement of the provisions of this article.
All parts of the premises under the control of the occupant shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition, and the occupant shall refrain from performing any acts which would render other parts of the premises unclean or unsanitary or which would obstruct the owner or operator from performing any duty required hereunder or maintaining the premises in a clean and sanitary condition.
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
Every owner, operator, resident or occupant shall be responsible for the elimination of infestation in and on the premises subject to his control.
[Amended 3-8-1977 by Ord. No. 1977-6; 11-9-1982 by Ord. No. 1982-17; 2-11-1987 by Ord. No. 1987-4; 2-20-1990 by Ord. No. 1991-2; 9-17-2003 by Ord. No. 2003-11; 2-4-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-3; 2-23-2015 by Ord. No. 2015-1]
All buildings and premises subject to this code are subject to inspection from time to time by the Construction Official, Health Officer, Police Department, Site Plan Inspector, Zoning Officer or Superintendent of Public Works or any other Township official charged with the duty of enforcing regulations governing any aspect or conduct of the activity housed in said premises. At the time of such inspections, all parts of the premises must be available and accessible for such inspections, and the owner, operator, resident and occupant are required to provide the necessary arrangement to facilitate such inspections. Such inspections shall be made during open hours of the business occupying said premises unless there is reason to believe a violation exists of a character which is an immediate threat to safety requiring inspection and abatement without delay.
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2]
No person shall deposit any litter on the ground in a commercial or residential premises. Nothing in this section shall in any way modify the responsibility of owners, occupants, residents under other provisions of this code for the keeping of commercial premises in a clean and sanitary condition.
The owner and operator of every shopping area shall be responsible for providing, maintaining and policing the following:
Means of ingress and egress shall be clearly marked by signs.
Parking spaces shall be clearly indicated by painted lines.
Lanes for the movement of traffic in each direction shall be indicated by arrows indicating one-way traffic and shall be painted in these lanes at both ends.
A trash basket with at least a twenty-gallon capacity shall be provided for each 150 feet of store frontage in the shopping area. These baskets shall be placed in the walking or pedestrian area, shall be provided with tight-fitting covers fitted with hinged doors and shall not be allowed to overflow.
Fire zones should be kept clear of all vehicular traffic and parking, as designated by the Fire Official. In addition to the obligation placed herein on the owner and operator of every shopping area, any individual parking or stopping a vehicle in an area marked as a fire zone shall be in violation of the provisions of this article and subject to the penalties provided in § 405-27 hereof.
[Amended 3-8-1977 by Ord. No. 1977-6; 5-13-1987 by Ord. No. 1987-6]
Stores located in shopping centers that have rear exit doors shall have the name or names of the occupant shown on the exterior of said doors in letters at least two inches high.
[Added 5-11-1976 by Ord. No. 1976-6]
[Amended 3-8-1977 by Ord. No. 1977-6; 8-12-1980 by Ord. No. 1980-15; 5-13-1987 by Ord. No. 1987-7; 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2; 12-17-2012 by Ord. No. 2012-22]
It shall be the duty of owners and tenants of property, operators of vehicles and residents, and persons parking in school, municipal and park and recreation parking lots, where parking spaces and lanes are provided for their customers, users, guests or visitors, to see that all parking is done in conformity with the spaces provided and that the flow of traffic conforms to the directional arrows painted in the lanes between the parking spaces.
Any individual cited for a first-time violation of this chapter may plead guilty by presenting the citation to the Court Administrator or her designee who shall confirm that the violation is a first-time violation. The fine for a first-time offender shall be $50.
The Police Department, the Fire Official and Fire Inspectors shall have the authority to issue complaints to anyone obstructing a marked fire lane, and penalties derived therefrom shall be divided equally between the Township and Cinnaminson Fire District No. 1.
[Added 5-19-2004 by Ord. No. 2004-12]
Generally. Used clothing donation steel or similar storage containers (hereinafter referred to in this section as "bins") are prohibited in the Township of Cinnaminson.
Exceptions. Registered nonprofit organizations are permitted to place used clothing bins on nonresidential property in accordance with the following:
Nonresidential commercial premises devoted to nonprofit purposes, and churches, are permitted to have up to three used clothing donation bins.
The bin(s) shall be appropriately located so as not to interfere with sight triangles, on-site circulation, required setbacks, landscaping, parking, and any other requirements that may have been imposed as part of the site plan approval for the premises, and shall be placed on a concrete surface.
The bin(s) shall be of the type that are enclosed by use of a receiving door and locked so that the contents of the bin(s) may not be accessed by anyone other than those responsible for the retrieval of the contents.
Each bin shall not cover a ground surface area in excess of five feet by five feet, nor be more than six feet in height.
Each bin must be regularly emptied of its contents so that it does not overflow, resulting in used clothing being strewn about the surrounding area.
A permit for used clothing donation bins shall be required. The permit shall be issued by the Zoning Officer, but can only be granted when it is determined by the Zoning Officer that:
The bin(s) are for use by a duly registered nonprofit organization;
The proper types of bin(s) are being used as described by this section;
The bin(s) are being placed in a proper location as described by this section;
Letter of authority/permission from the owner of the property upon which the bins are to be and/or are already located; and
Name, address and phone number of the nonprofit organization or Church displayed on each bin.
If any used clothing donation bins are placed without a permit, or an inspection reveals that such bins are not in compliance with this section, enforcement and abatement shall take place as generally provided under this article.
[Added 4-21-2004 by Ord. No. 2004-6]
Nonresidential commercial premises (including hotels and motels) which utilize dumpsters for the disposal of solid waste shall, at the property owner's sole cost and expense, locate and enclose such containers in accordance with the following standards:
The dumpster(s) shall be located in the rear or to the side of the commercial structure; provided the solid waste haulers can access the dumpsters and remove the solid waste safely. If a commercial establishment has access to and can locate a dumpster(s) in the rear of the structure safely, then the dumpster(s) shall be located to the rear of the structure.
The dumpster(s) shall be appropriately located so as not to interfere with sight triangles, on-site circulation, required setbacks, landscaping, parking, and any other requirements that may have been imposed as part of the site plan approval for the premises, and shall be placed on a concrete pad.
Each commercial establishment shall provide appropriate enclosures for each dumpster(s) or container(s), which shall be properly screened from adjacent property and from the public view.
Each bin must be regularly emptied of its contents so that its contents cannot be transferred off the lot, directly or indirectly, by natural forces such as surface water or wind, and so that it does not overflow and become unsightly and malodorous.
For properties that do not currently locate their dumpsters in the rear or side of the structure, the property owner shall relocate the dumpster and enclose same, in accordance with these provisions of this section within six months of the effective date of this section. The Zoning Officer for the Township of Cinnaminson shall inspect all commercial properties after the six-month period has expired to determine whether this section has been complied with. The Zoning Officer shall have the authority to determine whether the dumpster(s) have been properly located in the rear or side of the structure, and whether the dumpster(s) have been adequately enclosed. Commercial property owners may contact the Zoning Officer to obtain assistance in complying with this section.
If the Zoning or Code Enforcement Officer or the Superintendent of Public Works determines that the dumpster(s) have not been appropriately placed and enclosed, enforcement and abatement shall take place as generally provided under this article, unless the dumpster(s) are placed within the right-of-way, in which case the provisions of Chapter 379 shall apply to the removal of the dumpster.
[Amended 2-13-2012 by Ord. No. 2012-3]
[Amended 11-9-1982 by Ord. No. 1982-17; 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2; 9-17-2003 by Ord. No. 2003-11; 2-4-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-3; 2-23-2015 by Ord. No. 2015-1; 3-21-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-3]
Where the violation or condition existing on the premises is of such a nature as to constitute an immediate threat to life and limb unless abated without delay, any enforcement official (listed in § 405-26) may order the owner, resident, operator or occupant to correct the violation or condition within the period of time consistent with the hazard involved and with the measures necessary to remove the hazard; upon the failure of the operator, owner, resident or occupant to correct said condition, the enforcement official shall abate said condition immediately thereafter.
[Added 9-17-2003 by Ord. No. 2003-11; amended 3-21-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-3]
A notice of violation shall be served on the owner, lessor or agent, and the notice shall be posted upon the premises in a conspicuous place when the owner, lessor, or agent cannot be found at the address in the registration or in the Township tax records. Notice may be served by regular and certified mail, national overnight courier service and/or personal service. Said enforcement and abatement notice shall specify the enforcement official's findings and determinations and a date for correction and abatement.
[Amended 2-20-1991 by Ord. No. 1991-2; 9-17-2003 by Ord. No. 2003-11; 2-4-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-3; 2-23-2015 by Ord. No. 2015-1; 3-21-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-3]
If any owner or tenant of lands lying within the Township of Cinnaminson shall, within 10 days after service of such notice (referenced above in § 405-24), fail or neglect to correct the violation as stated in the notice, said action to correct the violation shall be accomplished by or under the direction of the enforcement officials listed below.
Where abatement of any nuisance, as defined herein, or correction of a defect on the premises or the maintenance of the premises in a proper condition to conform to applicable ordinances of the Township of Cinnaminson or the laws of the State of New Jersey required expenditures of the Township of Cinnaminson moneys therefor, either by the supplying of labor by Township employees, or the furnishing of material by the Township, or the hiring of outside contractors, said expenditures shall first be approved by the Township Committee of the Township of Cinnaminson. The enforcement official shall present a report of the work to be accomplished to the governing body of the Township of Cinnaminson, along with a summary of the proceedings undertaken to secure compliance, including notice served upon owners, operators, residents, occupants or their agents, as the case may be, by telephone, telegram, etc. The governing body shall then approve the expenditures and shall cause the cost of abatement to be charged against said lands; the amount so charged shall forthwith become a lien upon such lands and shall be added to and become and form part of the taxes next to be assessed and levied upon such lands, the same to bear interest at the same rate as taxes, and shall be collected and enforced by the same officers and in the same manner as taxes.
[Added 8-19-1992 by Ord. No. 1992-15; amended 9-17-1997 by Ord. No. 1997-6; 9-17-2003 by Ord. No. 2003-11; 2-4-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-3]
The following municipal officials of the Township of Cinnaminson shall have the authority to enforce the provisions of this article: the Construction Code Official, the Code Enforcement Officer, the Health Officer, and/or the Zoning Official. Moreover, any Cinnaminson Township resident who observes a violation under this chapter may file a complaint by notifying the Township/enforcement official during normal business hours.
[Amended 2-23-2015 by Ord. No. 2015-1; 3-21-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-3]
The enforcement official shall provide written notice to owners, operators and occupants found to be in violation of this article which shall be known as an "enforcement and abatement notice." Said enforcement and abatement notice shall specify:
[Amended 2-23-2015 by Ord. No. 2015-1; 3-21-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-3]
Any aggrieved owner, operator, or occupant who receives an enforcement and abatement notice from an enforcement official shall have the right to appeal the findings, determinations and/or date for correction and abatement by the Township Committee. Said appeal shall be in writing and must be filed with the Township Clerk and the issuing official or person within 15 days of receipt of the enforcement and abatement notice, and specify the findings and determinations being contested. The Township Committee shall conduct a hearing on the appeal upon written notice to the aggrieved party and the enforcement official. The hearing shall be held within 30 days of receipt of the written appeal by the Township Clerk. The Township Committee's findings, determinations, conclusions and decision shall be adopted within 30 days of the date of the hearing. The Township Committee may reverse or affirm the decision of the enforcement official, with or without the imposition of conditions, which conditions may include the recommendation that repairs be performed by the Township and the cost of same become a lien on the property. The date of adoption of the resolution shall constitute the date of the Township Committee's decision. A copy of the resolution shall be mailed to the aggrieved party and the enforcement official within 10 days of the date of adoption of the resolution. The period of time in which an appeal may be made to a court of competent jurisdiction shall run from the date of mailing of the resolution.
[Amended 2-13-2012 by Ord. No. 2012-3; 2-23-2015 by Ord. No. 2015-1; 3-21-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-3]
Any owner, operator or occupant who receives an enforcement and abatement notice who fails to appeal the findings, determinations and/or date for correction and abatement to the Township Committee as provided herein or who appeals the findings, determinations and/or date for correction and abatement to the Township Committee as provided herein and said decision is affirmed by the Township Committee, and who fails to or refuses to abide by said decision, shall be subject to receipt of a summons for violation of this article.
In the case of abatement of a violation for failure to cut, trim or remove overgrown grass, the time for the aggrieved owner, operator or occupant to appeal such notice is limited to 10 days from receipt of notice.
[Added 8-19-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-10]
[Amended 9-17-1997 by Ord. No. 1997-6; 8-19-2009 by Ord. No. 2009-10; 8-15-2011 by Ord. No. 2011-11]
Violations of any provision of this article shall, upon conviction thereof, be punishable as provided in Chapter 1, General Provisions, § 1-15, General penalty provision. Each day's continued violation of this article shall constitute a separate and distinct offense of the provisions hereof. In the event said violation(s) continues unabated for a period of five days or if said violation occurs within the same twelve-month period, said continued or second or more violations shall, upon conviction thereof, be punishable by a fine of not less than $500 nor more than $2,000 per day for the continued violation. Temporary or subsequent compliance with this article shall not constitute a defense against any subsequent or other violation of this article. The imposition of any fine or penalty issued herein shall not prevent the Township from collection of cost for services through the lien process described herein.


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This is the story at the eve of college annual function "Trifles". It's my final year in college, so all of us decided to attend the function which is actually not so fun for us. Because college does it in very wretched way by booking the neighbor college auditorium, which not so big to take account of all the students and we don't have sovereignty to enjoy completely. There are so many quizzes but everyone is interested in participating as audience, so those are not so fun since participation is poor and those who participate, Oh! My God, are simply horrible unbearable students. So we don't usually attend this function.
Only good thing in all the functions is 'Fashion Show' competition because girls from other colleges take part and it's like ecstasy for our (boys!) eyes.
Someone has said "99% of the girls are beautiful and remaining 1% are in my college" so we watch out for competitors (and cheer for them too) from other colleges.
I'll get back to the topic, so this was my last time to attend the 'Fashion Show' and I went to watch it at the scheduled time forgetting its IST, Indian Stretchable Time. The show started 2 hours late, so to keep audience engaged, actually auditorium we were using in other college was a HSC exam centre, so to keep crowd quiet they started another competition 'Personality Test' and it was a disaster. Crowd could've sat quietly if they wouldn't have started this show. The crowd became completely out of control that that college's Principal threatened us (not us, actually our college authority) that they won't allow our college to use their auditorium again.
Watching her (Principal of other college) shout at our prof. was entertaining than watching that catastrophic Personality contest.
So after long wait fashion show finally began, there were 3 groups from other college and one from our college (Which no one was interested in).
The guests were designer Rohit Varma, some model,I forgot her name (But still remember her face) who is an engineer too and an alumni Gaurav Dagaonkar (in pic) singer of famous song 'College Days' and one more male model.
Guess which group performed first, undoubtedly our college group. It was unbelievably excellent; the girls were looking so elegant, stunning, gorgeous blah blah!!! Everyone was where were all these girls these years and it was like if our college can perform so well then we were sure we are going to witness good quality stuff today. (Pardon me, but there are no other words to describe it)
So our college's theme was love, marriage and sex (do you believe that this word was used in college function, its Mumbai anything can happen), erosion of the queen of some group of 'adiwasis' and so much more. It started, it was enjoyable at the initial stage then it became literally vulgar (I mean more enjoyable and erotic). Cloths (Or costumes whatever) were all old times tribal, like if something goes wrong on stage cloths will come off. (I mean what the girls were thinking, when they decided to wore those costumes) They used a song in the background called 'Anan Panan' something like that. The song was good to hear. (Everyone one was like should we support them or not)
Then one after the other groups performed and we were like wow! All were definitely generation next type performances leaving behind the Indian culture or whatever. Costumes used were damn good, themes oh my god and girls what can I say. Background score varied from Nayan Barse from Dev D to Pussycat dolls' 'Don't ya wish' to 'Wake me up inside' to some Hyderabadi song (our college theme in 2nd round was of prostitutes or mujra walis, err it was gross)
And facial expressions were enticing and teasing. That was the best part, I guess.
The last group was from girl's college and it was totally rapture performance. They even got a one's more response and even a standing ovation from my college crowd who is never supportive (Jitna mar sakta hai utana marne ki koshish karega). All the girls were too attractive and one important thing everyone was in limit (except one she was too bold), costumes were comparatively decent and themes were attention grabbin' and it was fun watching them perform.
The Girl's college group won the contest and it was well deserved win. It's not that they were good; every performance was above anyone's imaginations, all sexy (!). But other group's definition of 'sexy' was to expose to arouse (that even our Vice Principal ma'am went out watching this indecency)
The winners were sexy in looks and decent to look at.
The fun part is that the designer guy (he was totally behaving weird or it was new to me, I don't know) said also "It was embarrassing to see the vulgar fashion show" and he was gnashing his teeth fuming (I think because everyone started making fun when he came on stage).
Then the engineer model came to cool off the atmosphere saying 'I'm also engineer, I was expecting much more from you guyz, where is all the creativity and all that blah blah blah'
(Everyone was probably witnessing Fashion show of that grade for the first time and we thought what more could they've done than this yaar.)
This doesn't end here, next day my friends debated for an hour about the fashion show, that it was indecent, filthy and vulgar. But nobody said anything while watching, rather everyone was shouting, gave a round of applause and now after guests said so and Vice Principal got out, they changed their opinion that it was vulgar (Its wrong that is what I thought).


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Gordon G. Chang, National Interest: Trump Has Already Won the 'Trade War'
American companies are now starting to understand that, deal or no deal, the friction between Washington and Beijing will continue.
n Sunday, the Communist Party's most important journal expounded on Sino-U.S. relations in advance of the anticipated meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese ruler Xi Jinping at the end of this month at the Osaka G-20.
A thirteen-thousand-character essay in Qiushi—Seeking Truth—stated that China wants a "win-win agreement" but is prepared to "resolutely struggle to the end."
Beijing has yet to confirm that Xi will meet Trump in Japan.
Trump has said "it doesn't matter" whether the two of them sit down, and he is right. As a practical matter, he has already won the so-called "trade war." Trump prevailed by convincing the world's manufacturers that they must leave China.
In one sense, the importance of the planned talks is hard to overestimate. As the Washington Post's editorial board stated in an editorial Saturday, "The United States and China are at a hinge point in the most important bilateral relationship of the 21st century."
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WNU Editor: Gordon G. Chang's analysis is spot on. Supply chains are now looking for alternative locations that are more stable and dependable than China, and as a result this trade war is only going to further the deindustrializae China. What also strikes me about this entire story has been China's unwillingness to compromise and/or keep to their past promises on addressing its massive trade surplus with the U.S.. The golden rule in business is that you never make your number one customer angry with you. The U.S. has been (and still is) China's number one customer for its exports, but China is going out of its way to antagonize this customer, even declaring a people's war against the U.S.. Talk about being arrogant and short-sighted.


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PCA is an ad agency, marketing company and creative studio. Paul Crooks believes it is the agencies role to partner clients and help them find successful marketing and advertising solutions. A "whatever it takes approach" and strong emphasis on "return on investment" are central to the way the agency approaches advertising.
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Sixth Form Open Events
Information for Entry in 2020
Open events for internal and external applicants to the Sixth Form take place in the Autumn Term. RGS welcomes applications for entry into our Sixth Form in September 2020. For further details about the Sixth Form or to have a tour of the school, please contact Sixth Form Admissions on 01494 551451 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Year 11 Options Evening for 2020 Entry
Year 11 Options Evening on Wednesday 20th November (5.30pm) is open to both internal and external applicants and is an opportunity to hear more about the academic subjects on offer at Sixth Form, and to talk to teachers and current students about our programme of study. Tours of the Boarding House will be available for those interested in termly or weekly boarding.
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Alex Morgan is heating up just in time for the United States women's national soccer team.
Morgan scored her first goal of the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup on Monday night, helping Team USA defeat Colombia 2-0 in the Round of 16. Morgan seems to have shaken off injury and a slow start to the tournament just when Team USA needs her most.
Morgan's goal is an expected moment of success for a player who has become perhaps the face of women's soccer in the United States and around the world. The 25-year-old helps win games with goals, but her head-turning good looks also help her capture admirers' hearts.
Morgan is well on her way to soccer and pop stardom. Her skills on the field and on social media are helping her down that path.
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Mobility is the focus of RCI Mobility. We understand that it plays a part in the healthy performance for businesses of all types. In order to create truly economically, socially and environmentally-friendly solutions, RCI Mobility focuses on shared mobility that is simple and connected. We concentrate our efforts on two axes: the client and technology, to offer scalable mobility solutions in line with the needs of the market.
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Ashlin is on the brink of outgrowing her pink leg warmers I made last year, so I'm making a new set. These may be a bit too long though.
I think they should be pretty well matched. I hope they will be!
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India ITME 2016
In less than one month, we will take part to the last exhibition for this year:
India ITME – India International Textile Machinery Exhibitions SERIES
This event has become the backbone of textile industry in India. The event serves India and its neighboring region in supporting and promoting the textile industry by providing:
Access to modern technology from across the globe
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Creating new business opportunity for joint ventures, investments & setting up new units
Being able to offer solutions for the finishing of a lot textiles, we would be glad to meet you and discuss about your project.
If you have the intention to attend the India ITME, please come visit us on our booth: Hall 2A – Stand H2aD2.
Should you wish to arrange an appointment, please do not hesitate to contact us or our Indian agent :
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On Saturday, February 13th, get set for our excursion to the Woodinville Wineries! This popular event does not require any special driving skills. However, it does require a discerning nose, some cash and/or credit cards. Since the event coincides with Valentine's Day you husbands, wives or significant others can make up for lost ground by bringing your cherished one to the romantic world of wines, promising your valentine that you will be stocking up for the upcoming getaway you are planning! A good story anyway and who knows, it might just work and you'll be in good graces once again!
We will begin our journey at 10:30 a.m. at Panara Bread in Woodinville, 13780 Northeast 175th Street, Woodinville, WA, 425-482-7966. By the way, if you wish to have breakfast items you need to order prior to 11:00 a.m.
One of the things that make this a successful event is that we begin with a full stomach! After this, we will saddle up and head over to the "warehouse" district of Woodinville Wineries where there is truly a wide selection of wineries for every taste and discriminating palate. Because of this being Valentine's Weekend, many of these wineries will include pairings with food or chocolate so it's not to be missed.
We will park at a central location in order to display our little jewels and then go forth afoot to explore and enjoy the many wineries to choose from. Most of these wineries have tasting fees and often times these fees are waived when a wine purchase is made. Some of us may also wish do some more exploring, heading over to such lovely wineries like Dusted Valley Vintners.The choice is yours and we aim to please with providing you the freedom to explore these Woodinville treasures on your own terms! See you on the 13th!


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This GBIHPBA one-day meeting will take place on Friday 10th January 2020 at the Fetal Medicine Centre, King's College Hospital, London
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