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Jefferson County is actually saving money by paying other counties to board the inmates it doesnt have room to house.
So says county Legislator Philip N. Reed, R-Fishers Landing, chairman of the General Services Committee, which oversees the Sheriffs Departments budget, including the county jail.
Or, if the county is not actually saving money through the practice, it at least is breaking even.
Thats the story the numbers tell, according to a spreadsheet prepared by county budget analyst Gregory C. Hudson based on corrections information for the last two years compiled by Sheriff John P. Burns.
According to the spreadsheet, the average daily cost of keeping an inmate in Jefferson County is $124.40, while the cost of boarding an inmate elsewhere is $90.46 a savings of almost $34 per inmate per day.
The data contradict the sheriffs argument in the long debate over jail crowding that the cost to Jefferson County taxpayers is $1 million annually.
Mr. Burns said the numbers dont take into account the human cost of ferrying inmates back and forth to Albany County every day on the only reliably clear route during this time of year.
Every time a corrections officer leaves the building, another one has to come in to take his or her place, resulting in a revolving door of fatigued officers and increased sick time, according to Mr. Burns.
As of Friday, the county had 60 inmates housed out, with 54 in Albany County and six in Lewis County. The jail has a capacity of 144 inmates.
I cant emphasize enough ... theyre looking at dollars and cents. Im talking about fatigue on these officers. You cant run people 24/7, Mr. Burns said.
Mr. Burns has long advocated for an addition to the jail, which was built with expansion in mind.
Based on a study in 2008, the construction cost of building an addition was estimated to be $12,268,000. Bonded over 15 years, the annual cost to the county would be $1,182,000.
Based on a 3 percent inflation rate, in 2013 dollars that amount would be $1,340,000. And thats not counting the cost of additional labor a jail holding potentially 64 additional inmates would require.
According to the study, the jails staff would have to increase by 10 people to accommodate the additional inmates an average annual expense of $765,296 in 2013 dollars.
An addition would increase the daily cost of housing to $141.85 per inmate per day.
Mr. Burns said that extra cost could be offset by money made by boarding inmates from other counties.
Mr. Reed has dismissed that notion as speculation and has said it is not his job to gamble with taxpayers money.
I dont know of too many instances in which government has been able to make money, he said.
In the 10 years between 1996 and 2005, before jail overcrowding became an issue, the county made an average of more than $270,000.00 annually by boarding inmates from other counties and agencies. Such revenue would ostensibly reduce the year-to-year cost of adding on to the jail by a quarter of a million dollars presuming the jail were built large enough to handle outside inmates.
Theres no guarantee of that revenue, Mr. Reed said. Theres a lot of variables in the inboarding piece of it.
Indeed, the revenue fluctuated greatly, from a high of $568,376 in 1997 to a low of $53,084 in 2003 and back up to $273,240 in 2005.
A neighboring countys experience offers a cautionary tale.
In 2009, St. Lawrence County, facing a similar problem with jail overcrowding, cut the ribbon on a new facility for 164 inmates that was expected to be big enough to accommodate boarders from other counties. But by 2012, the new jail was already at or near capacity and the county was resorting to double-bunking, boarding some inmates in other counties or relying on the Probation Department to ease problems created by the excess population.
Mr. Burns has said St. Lawrence County should have built a bigger facility.
In lieu of construction, Mr. Reed is advocating for innovation in the corrections business and is seeking opportunities to work with state officials to use space he said is just sitting vacant at prisons such as the Watertown Correctional Facility. Housing county inmates at state prisons is illegal.
Mr. Reed has said that shouldnt preclude the county from participating in a pilot program to use all available space for housing inmates.
Everything should be on the table, he said.
Mr. Reed said the county has made overtures to state officials about the issue but has never heard a response.
Mr. Burns has characterized those suggestions as impractical in the past.
Mr. Reed has argued the state is obligated to make resources available because offenders who would have previously gone to state prison have landed in the county jail because of amendments to the Rockefeller drug laws.
Kristyna S. Mills, Jefferson County chief assistant district attorney, said with changes to the laws some repeat felons may be sentenced to local time instead of state prison, but she didnt think it was the norm.
Mrs. Mills said the district attorneys offices policies have not changed and offenders charged with a second felony are usually sent to state prison.
However, the combination of increased population in the area and the repeal of the Rockefeller drug laws could contribute to jail overcrowding, Mrs. Mills said.
Some 75 percent of inmates in the countys custody are unsentenced, according to Mr. Burns. Many of them are awaiting trial and cant make bail.
Mr. Burns said in the 10 years he has been sheriff, only six legislators have visited the jail. He said he can count on one hand the times County Administrator Robert F. Hagemann has been there.
Id love to have them come down and spend one shift in the jail, he said. Theyd likely have a different opinion about things.
Mr. Reed said the county Board of Legislators has always supported the Sheriffs Department whenever it has needed anything, including a car leasing program, partnering on state and federal grants for various projects and supporting the K-9 program.
What hasnt the board supported? Mr. Reed asked. And Im not saying the board will not ever support the jail, but in these economic times we owe it to the taxpayer to look at every option possible.
It shouldnt be us against them, he said. It should be about everybody from the state on down working to get the best deal possible for taxpayers and for everybody involved.
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Since some want to increase this wage why don't we just cut out the pennies and quarters. Just take the wage to $100 dollars a hour. Make it also pertain to all self-employed individuals which would have to pay themselves time and 1/2 for hours over 40 per week.
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When I elaborated on this at the Triablogue, Steve got a bit miffed, taking things a bit personally, and calling me a "philosophical hick", even as I won his "Loser of the month award," among other things. Now, all that the phrase "pearls before swine" really means is wasting an effort. I guess poor Steve's feeling-laden sleeves were tear-stained at this point, but it remains that I think that presenting modern science to those who disagree with the fundamental assumptions of science is always a completely wasted effort.
Daniel: "It is quite apparent that modern science neither interests you or is of concern to you."
Steve: "That's' true, and it's true for philosophical reasons rather than theological reasons."
I never saw much reason for Danny to write about modern cosmology. After all, Danny is not a cosmologist or astrophysicist by training. So why would we want to get our information from him when we can read about modern cosmology and astrophysics from Witten, Weinberg, Hawking, Penrose, Smolin, Davies, Greene, &c.?
First, note that far down in the post, I said I was going to quote from authorities. I didn't pretend that I was going to write from my own.
Aside from this, Steve is obviously committing a fallacious appeal to authority, considering he hasn't yet even evaluated my writing in order to refute it on the grounds of "no formal credentials". Do Steve's posts find themselves constrained to his area of his own credentialled authority? Does he have an area of credentialled authority? His profile lists his occupation as a writer, and says he is a TA at RTS. This implies he has no graduate degree as yet. If he doesn't have credentials, does he marshal out his big thoughts on whatever strikes his fancy, especially concerning that last post, in which he attempts to address science? Does Steve have a science degree? Then why would we want to get our information on "creation science" from him, rather than a bona fide credentialled creationist? Enter AiG and ICR.
I'm an indirect realist. I don't believe that the mind has direct access to the external world.
Lovely. I suppose I don't really care to hear Steve's refutation of Ryle's Regress any more than he cares to hear the materialist explanation of stellar evolution, then. After all, Steve, do you have a philosophy degree? Is it a Ph.D.? I wouldn't want to get the 411 from a mere M.A.
As such, observation can never penetrate the veil of perception. Thus, we can never compare appearance with reality. A partial way around this would be divine revelation. But Danny has cut himself off from that resource.
So, Steve dislikes Kant's work. Give him a hand, folks. The separate sphere of realism that Kant set aside for science, to give people like Steve whatever they liked in the arena of God and morals, isn't enough for ol' Steve. But, being a "philosophical hick", in Steve's words, I suppose I'd better shut my big stupid flapper. One question, though:
Steve, the "perception" of divine revelation is different than the perception of "non-divine observation"...how...again? The way it makes you feel? What you see? What you hear? Ah, nevermind, I'm sure I can find a better refutation of this nonsense from a real philosopher, perhaps...a naturalist, but I'd better make sure they have a Ph.D.
Danny is too much of a philosophical hick to think through elementary metascientific issues like what's his theory of perception, and how does that square with his philosophy of science?
Indeed. Steve got me dead to rights here. I'm a philosophical hick. I've yet to take the first course in philosophy. I've read only sparsely in the field of philosophy, and yet even I know that intelligent philosophers are specific about what they mean by realism/idealism with respect to. For instance, I'm not a metaphysical nominalist nor do I subscribe to Ideaism ("l" left out on purpose) since I'm a materialist. You can say then that I'm a physical realist, or a naturalist. Furthermore, I am an anti-realist with respect to ethics, and many other concepts. But, since sense perception has a tangiable basis, unlike those things I place under "conceptualism", I take visual perception to be the combination of light entering your eye, your brain receiving and interpreting the signal, and another part of your brain using the combination of the signal and memory/experience to make sense of it. That is an awfully "backwoods" approach, compared to Steve's far more modern and sophisticated "an immaterial agent inside me, somehow, somewhere, does it...or something". I'm sorry you have to deal with such a "hick", Steve.
The irony is that I'm more sceptical than he is. Danny is welcome to his animal faith in naïve realism, but thinking people turned the corner on that many centuries ago.
Well, Steve, if I was either an Aristolean or naive realist, I suppose that would be great. But, maybe, like you, I consider Aristotle, Plato, Aquinas, Adler, Maritain...all just backwoods hicks, and their versions of realism too inept, as they were just too hickish to think through perception. [or maybe I don't think that at all] Maybe I'm more into scientism than Idealism or Aristolean realism...maybe. Perhaps you should ask me what I think rather than telling me what a wild animal I am for thinking it. [Apparently both Steve and my wife think I'm a wild animal, perhaps for different reasons, but I digress ;) ] I guess I ought to pray that Steve's God will help me "turn the corner" and turn into a thinking person, like Steve. Oh Berkeley, if you were only around to tell me the answer: if a Steve is thinking in the woods, and no one is around for him to enlighten...is Steve still a thinking person? I'll get back to this in a second. We're all animals, Steve, like it or lump it.
i) To begin with, I pointed out, on both semantic and syntactical grounds, that the interpretation of Gen 1:14 is in dispute.
That bounced right off Danny's noggin.
Steve, it appears you have changed your mind. You said originally,
ME: Which also record lots of other goodies, like that the earth was created before the stars, that the plants were created before the sun, that the "days" were present before the sun,"
Steve: And the problem with all this is what, exactly?
Okay. So you admit now that there was a problem, if the sun was not in place before the earth. Fine. So I suppose we should focus on the new problem that this brings up, now that you've changed your mind from saying that there was no problem with plants existing before the sun. Now, your new problem is, you admit that the Hebrew Creation Myth is in dispute--the traditional interpretation is not one that you hold. So...is the myth somehow less susceptible to scrutiny that you can now hide behind "my interpretation is bigger than yours"? Is it more valid? Is the feature [the indelible characteristic] of ambiguity and nebulous "doctrines" a hallmark of its Source? Why should I take it seriously as history if the message is so garbled that multiple interpretations of its sequence exist? Besides, creationists have worked pretty hard on elucidating the differences in the sequences between modern science and the myth. You ought to read it.
ii) I also pointed out that, on my own interpretation of Gen 1:14, the sun was already in existence as of day 1. That also bounced right off Danny's noggin.
But, are you a hermeneutics expert, Steve? Just kidding. Okay, so you admitted that yours is not the traditional reading, but you argued previously that even in the traditional reading it didn't matter:
"But if the world was made within the span of six consecutive calendar days, then the flora could certainly survive for a day (day 3) without sunshine (day 4), even if you accept the traditional reading of v14. Remember, too, that even on the traditional reading, there is a light source already in place."
I was arguing against the traditional and straightforward reading. This is where I pointed out to Steve that more than light is needed -- or else the planet's temperature would be lower than that of Pluto (which is warmed slightly by the distant sun). There would be no "waters" on the earth -- only ice. Steve's position evolved...just like stars, and life on earth.
iii) I further pointed out that even on a traditional reading of the text, there is still a light-source on day 1 which is the functional equivalent of the sun. That also bounced right off Danny's noggin.
Nooooo...I believe I pointed out that more than light is needed -- heat it. Furthermore, the Bible says "let there be light" and that after the earth and "waters" are made, the Bible says:
14 And God said, "Let there be lights in the expanse of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs to mark seasons and days and years, 15 and let them be lights in the expanse of the sky to give light on the earth." And it was so. 16 God made two great lights—the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars.Steve seems to want to have his cake and eat it too. If the lights [plural] in the expanse of the sky here, which mark seasons, days, and years, and govern the day and the night...are not the sun and moon...what in the hell are they?
At this rate, Danny will never need to wear a helmet when he goes motorbiking.
At this rate, Steve's faith is so impervious to reason that I will need a helmet when I bang my head against the wall in frustration.
Danny is also too jejune to know what an ad hoc argument is. An ad hoc argument would be to invoke a deus ex machina in order to extricate one from a tight spot when the text itself offers no hint of miraculous action or intervention.
An ad hoc is when the interpretation of Genesis is "tweaked" a bit, and miracles are invoked (plants without a sun) to explain difficulties in the traditional interpretation of the myth. You tailor-made a solution to retain (in your own mind) the characteristic of inerrancy, but, to your credit, you are acquiescing to common sense and scientific reason on some levels: at first, you saw "no problem" with plants before the sun.
i) Ascertain the meaning of Gen 1 according to grammatico-historical exegesis, and:
Okay, so do the creationists who have already done this qualify? Do I need to go to a seminary to figure out if Genesis is an unscientific creation myth? Hiding behind authority won't get you far here, since I can quote ample authorities who would agree that the ancient cosmology was unscientific. Won't you just admit it? You seem to enjoy flirting around the edges of the 9th of the Decalogue.
ii) Consider, for the sake of argument, the implications of this depiction if true.
Okay. The implication of an earth before a sun, aside from "which orbits which?" include problems with plant life or water being above -180C, or so. It's pretty simple. Even the creationists admit the issues, you just seem to hide behind your "grammatico-historical exegesis"...which just so happens to be non-traditional.
But Danny is too much of an intellectual charlatan to do any of the preliminary spadework.
Riiiiight. Lots of barbs in this post, kind of like the thorny plants that appear after the Fall, but according to modern science would've been here long before people. Hmmm...
To ask what the text is asserting, consistent with original intent, is not ad hoc.
I don't believe I said it was. I said your ad hoc way of reading "light source" from Gen 1 still doesn't solve the real problem of heat energy, which you at first appear to not even realize, and it is an ad hoc solution because the plain reading of 1.14-16 is clearly referring to the creation of the sun, moon, and other stars, as hundreds of scholars who aren't "intellectual charlatans" like me and have done the "spade work" agree.
If Danny is going to claim that Gen 1 goes contrary to the empirical evidence, then, at a bare minimum, he needs to be clear on what the text is asserting and what this would predict for the natural record if true.
Can you repeat this just one more time for clarity? I mean, you've only said it like 4 times thus far. Quite clearly, the text is asserting that the sun and moon were made on day four. Quite clearly, the text is asserting that days even existed before the sun and moon were made. Quite clearly, this reflects an unscientific and ignorant appraisal of the cosmos, by a people who I don't hold at fault for their ignorance. I do hold you at fault for yours--you live in a time enlightened by the visage of Science and Reason. Now, you don't have to repeat yourself anymore!
If Danny can get in over his head this early in the debate, then I agree with him that, for his own safety, in would be best if he drop out. He'd be well-advised to stay inside when it rains lest he step into a muddle puddle and drown in 3 inches of water.
Well, I'll just do my best, Steve. You just keep having enough patience to deal with little weiners like me by posting three long articles on what I said. Maybe I'm such a "softie" that you get encouraged by the easy victory? So, what was your victory, again? That there is some way to get around the plain and obvious issue that the creation myth is quite unscientific in its sequence of events and general setup (days before sun/moon)? I've read through, but yet to see a place where you ought to raise your fists to the sky.
i) As I've explained several times now, the law of conservation is irrelevant to creation ex nihilo since the law of conservation assumes that natural forces are already in place.
And, you're right, Steve. That's why I said, "why should I cast pearls before swine," and attempt to argue and present arguments from modern science, when you already admitted you don't care?? When this very philosophical position (ex nihilo) renders my attempts futile?
Natural laws would be a consequence of creation. Where there is no nature, there are no natural laws or forces. But that continues to bounce off his noggin. No matter how often you spell out the obvious for him in 10 foot tall neon letters, he never gets it. He doesn't even know what he's opposing.
And, no matter how many times I bounce "matter and energy are not created nor destroyed, they transform" off your head, you don't seem to get it either. Matter and energy require no a priori explanation of origin. The universe itself doesn't either. Science has given us a way to see that time is a feature of this universe and that this universe originated from a singularity which itself was not created. Yet again, we see a transformation from one form of energy into another, but no need to say "God poofed" at any step of the process. That very step is what I "oppose", old chap.
ii) Christian theism is not the same as Deism. To invoke the law of conservation as a defeater to miraculous "intervention" merely assume what it needs to prove.
Assumes what it needs to prove? The law is based on every bit of the knowledge we have of physics, and the concept of "something cannot come from nothing" in philosophy. Sounds simple enough to me. You would agree with that latter...excepting "something cannot come from nothing, but God always is/was/will be".
This is no longer a question of creationism. Rather, this is a question of rigging the outcome in his favor by insisting on the uniformity of nature.
The uniformity of nature is indeed why I throw up my hands and throw in the towel. I can't argue with someone who invokes a miracle whenever they are confronted with a difficulty in their text.
The Christian is only allowed to play the game if he concedes at the outset that miracles are impossible given the law of conservation. Not "ad hoc" miracles, but any miracles whatsoever.
Ockham would dictate that we look for the most reasonable explanations, and we can argue about what constitutes "reasonable". By your philosophical bent, it is more reasonable to think "poof" while by my own, "poof" doesn't exist.
All Danny has done is to make up his own rules, rules which, not so coincidentally, ensure that he will win every time. Is this the best that atheism can do?
First, I'm no shining light of atheism. I'm just a chemistry graduate student arguing that your creation myth is flawed. If you have the cajones to read the books I referred you to, and take on the "real best" that atheism can do, bravo! Perhaps it makes it easier for you to maintain faith in "poof" by believing that my arguments are the "best" that you can find to defeat your faith.
Daniel said: "Modern science doesn't incorporate "matter can be 'poofed' from nothing" into its assumptions. Therefore, I cannot argue with you from a scientific perspective, and I'm clearly wasting my time."
Steve replied: In other words, the old tactic of truth by definition. Instead of discussing what is real, we will discuss what is scientific. And we can manipulate our definition of science to define theism out of existence.
Hmmm. So something from nothing is scientific? Do you have a dictionary or a lexicon or anything I can go look that up in? Or was my original statement not true? Science is based on the assumption of naturalism. This assumption has been well-tested over the generations, and so far as I know, ideas like "spontaneous generation" and every other "poof-esque" idea have been weighed, weighed, and found wanting. Is there anything in science you can point me to which claims matter can be "poofed" from nothing? And, thus, is there any point in my taking a scientific position to argue against ex nihilo?
This is ad hocery.
Does Danny have the mathematical equipment to pull this off? Does Danny operate at the level of Ed Witten or Roger Penrose? If not, then this is a disguised appeal to the argument from authority.
Did I say I would have to use myself as a sole source and authority?
Or...did I say: "Why should I quote authorities in string theory and astrophysics on the cyclic model of the universe when you will just quote back silly myths and "poof"?"
As usual, Danny seems to be missing more than a few synapses. I mounted a two-pronged argument:
i) I made a case for Gen 1 on its own terms
ii) I also interacted with modern cosmology on its own terms, in §§ IV-IX.
By contrast, Danny failed to engage either prong of the argument.
Um, if you say so, Steve.
He's too mentally challenged to even interact with the "authorities" (telling choice of words) in string theory whom I already quoted.
I'll address this post next, but I didn't see many quotes from Steinhardt? Turok? Greene? Arfaei? Hmm...I think you quoted Oldershaw from 1988. Then, in a hilarious gesture, you attempt to discredit theoretical physicists as imbeciles by quoting Weinberg admitting he doesn't do his own differential equations:
And it's striking to consider the level of mathematical incompetence among theoretical physicists. In the course of reviewing a book, Steven Weinberg made this admission
This is hardly surprising, and it means very little. If you have ever solved a differential equation (which I already know the answer to, as your display of hubris over this quote is revealing) you'd know the solutions are often pages long. In my differential equations classes at VT, I regularly had homework assignments whose solutions were 4 pages. Perhaps you could relate, but competence in mathematics isn't proven by being able to crunch through DiffEq. Building a model and solving an equation are entirely different skill set levels. You wouldn't know this, and your accusation of "incompetence" is about as funny as me saying that Bart Ehrman sending a TA to the library to summarize an article for him is a display of his "incompetence" as a Biblical scholar. You're a laff riot, Steve. Keep 'em coming, man, please!
Steve goes on to try to pit the empiricists (Hawking) against the [implied useless] theorists (Witten). I'm not sure that a coherent thought comes out of all this, except that Steve may be setting himself up for the same kind of fallacy that skeptics like me use when we say, "Well, since people disagree over interpretations, all of it is false!"
This is standard operating procedure for DC. To be "brutally honest," the Debunkers are pseudointellectuals.
I don't really claim to be an intellectual. I don't care much for what people claim. What's more telling is what they display.
They sally for with a lot of rationalistic rhetoric, but as soon as you answer them, they pick on their marbles and run home to mommy.
Well, my mommy is about 600 miles away, and I haven't seen her since Xmas, and don't plan to until then, again.
Loftus always falls back on his surfer-dude line about "Hey, boyz, I'm just doin' da best a guy can do."
You mean Daniel (or Morgan)? Or are you saying that in the above it wasn't I who ran home to mommy?
Steve then goes on to further "pummel" me with his post on conceptualism. I'll address it, and the finer points of cosmology, in a post here within a week or two. I am a little busy at the moment. Check out Steve's posts to me, this pseudointellectual, intellectual charlatan, philosophical hick, synapse-deficient, run-to-mommy, mentally-challenged, thick-headed, jejune, wait, did I leave one out? Man, he wastes a lot of breath on such scum as I:
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Chiedi al Consiglio del Comune, dell'area metropolitana di approvare questa delibera.
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|PIERLUIGI G. Acuto
|590 €
|LUIGI D. Roma
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|GIAMPIERO T. Roma
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|PAOLA C. Roma
|200 €
|FILOMENA G. Roma
|590 €
|MARIO C. Montevarchi
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|PAOLO M. Roma
|200 €
|CLAUDIO P. Zugliano
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|GAETANO S. Roma
|200 €
|VALENTINA T. Collebeato
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- Participates in the cooperative education programs of local colleges and universities by providing placements for students each semester.
- Partners with the University of Ottawa Telfer School of Management's Management Information Systems (MIS) Program. Since 2012, Pythian has provided scholarships and paid internships to four MIS students per year.
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Car club news: November 10, 2012
The Oaks Plaza Cruise-In Block Party will be held Nov. 18 from noon to 4 p.m.
The event will feature classic cars, food trucks and live music and benefit the Cancer Support Community Valley/Ventura/Santa Barbara, formerly The Wellness Community.
Oaks Plaza is at 2930 Thousand Oaks Blvd. in Thousand Oaks.
The Ninth Annual David Mann Chopper Fest will be held Dec. 9 at Seaside Park, 10 W. Harbor Blvd. in Ventura from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The event is a tribute to nationally renowned motorcycle artist David Mann whose images kick-started the chopper craze. It features a bike show with hundreds of contemporary and vintage motorcycle models, new and used parts swap meet, custom bike builder displays, a roller derby demonstration and live music.
Also on display this year will be Mann's final, unfinished painting and his first motorcycle painting.
The show features 14 classes and entry fee is $40, which includes one pass for the show and an event T-shirt.
General admission is $15. Military personnel who show military identification cards will be admitted for $10 and children 12 and younger are $5.
Information: Tory, 217-2113; Harry, 650-6777
Website: www.chopperfestival.com
The Oldies Speed Shop Morning Coffee Cruise is held every Saturday morning from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Oldies Speed Shop parking lot, 4532 Telephone Road, in Ventura. Free entry, free coffee and bench racing. Vehicle categories include Muscle Cars and Hot Rods. An informal Peoples' Choice Award will be named.
Information: firstname.lastname@example.com or 676-1284.
The collection at the Mullin Automotive Museum includes some of the most coveted vehicles on the planet.
Housing one of the world's largest collections of Bugattis, the museum's award-winning collection exemplifies the lure and undeniable grace of the French automobile, including Delages, Delahayes, Hispano Suizas, Talbot-Lagos and Voisins.
The Mullin Automotive Museum is open on select days only, the next day being Feb. 11. The museum also will be open on Feb. 25, March 10, March 28 and additional dates which can be found on its website.
Advanced tickets are required and can be purchased through its website at The Mullin Automotive Museum is at 1421 Emerson Ave. in Oxnard.
Information: 385-5400
Website: www.mullinautomotivemuseum.com
The Murphy Auto Museum features a large collection of vintage automobiles, including classics of the '30s, street rods and muscle cars on loan courtesy of local residents.
A recent donation to the collection is a 1924 Chevrolet Housecar, which could possibly be the earliest and oldest RV in Ventura County. It was donated by Lary Reid of Ventura.
There is a satellite exhibit of the museum at the Oxnard Downtown Welcome Center, 445 S. B St., in Oxnard. It features vintage bicycles and pedal cars from the collection of Mark Llewellyn.
The model railroad trains of the Gold Coast Modular Railroad Club are running every weekend at the museum and welcome new members.
The Murphy Auto Museum is at 2230 Statham Blvd. in Oxnard, one mile east of Five-Points off Oxnard Boulevard. It is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday. Admission is a suggested donation of $9 for adults and $6 for children.
Information: 487-4333
Website: murphyautomuseum.org
The Southern Cal Falcon Club will attend the Treasure of the Walt Disney Archives Exhibit at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, 400 Presidential Drive, in Simi Valley today.
Meet in front of the library at 10 a.m. Admission applies. Lunch to follow at Howies. Everyone is welcome.
Information: Patrick, 583-4403
Website: socalfalcons.com
The Porsche Club of America, Santa Barbara Region, meets at 8:30 a.m. the first Saturday of each month at the Way Point Cafe at the Camarillo Airport and at 9 a.m. on the second Saturday of the month at Moby Dick Restaurant on Stearns Wharf in Santa Barbara. All Porsche owners are invited.
Information: David Stone, 389-8999, or email@example.com
The Model A Ford Club of Ventura County meets at 6 p.m. on the third Monday of each month at Carrows Restaurant, 2401 Harbor Blvd., in Ventura.
Information: Marv, 647-1479; Leonard, 485-4752; or Royle, 486-0020
Electric vehicle builders and owners network and share info with other designers, builders or owners of electric vehicles.
The group meets at 6:30 p.m. on the fourth Monday of the month at Golden China Restaurant, 760 S. Seaward Ave., in Ventura.
Do you have an electric bicycle, motorcycle, or car and want to connect with other people interested in electric vehicles? Meet with other electric vehicle builders. Share success and failures. Get help with problems. Explore ideas for your projects.
There is a lot of electric vehicle building activity on the South Coast. In Santa Barbara there are at least two electric car projects moving forward and numerous electric bicycle and motorcycle projects in the works.
What's building in the Ventura County area? Come and share your work.
Information: Roy Prince, 448-0465
The Central Coast British Car Club (formerly Central Coast Triumphs) meets at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at Carrow's Restaurant at 2401 Harbor Blvd. and Seaward Avenue in Ventura.
Information: Richard J. Armstrong, president, 659-1557, or C. Darryl Struth, vice present, 644-6211.
Website: www.centralcoastbritishcarclub.com
Red Line Corvettes meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at Los Robles Greens, 299 S. Moorpark Road, in Thousand Oaks. Corvette owners and enthusiasts are welcome.
Website: www.redlinecorvettes.com
The Channel Islands Chapter of the Pontiac-Oakland Club International meets at 7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month at Pizza Man Dan's, 1413 S. Victoria Ave., in Ventura. It is open to all Pontiac owners and enthusiasts.
Information: Tom Maloney, 443-9219
The Ventura V-8's Club, a local chapter of the Early Ford V-8 Club of America, meets the third Tuesday of each month at Coco's Restaurant, 301 E. Daily Drive in Camarillo. Dinner is at 6 p.m. followed by a club meeting at 7 p.m. The club invites those interested in 1932 to 1953 Fords to attend.
Information: Phill Hall, 383-9709
Simi Valley Corvettes meets twice a month, on the first and third Tuesday of each month, at 7:30 p.m. at the Simi Valley Senior Center, 3900 Avenida Simi, in Simi Valley.
Simi Valley Corvettes was formed in 1984 to stimulate and promote, through social and recreational activities, interest and pleasure in the owning and driving of the Chevrolet Corvette.
The Simi Valley Corvette Club is more than just two meetings a month. It's about making friends, getting together with friends and taking America's true sports car out on the road for a run.
Information: email@example.com
On the Web: http://www.simivalleycorvettes.com/
Ventura County Corvette Club, sponsored by Santa Paula Chevrolet, meets at 7 p.m. the second Wednesday of each month at Marie Callender's Restaurant & Bakery, 1295 S. Victoria Ave., in Ventura.
Information: Jack, 641-3452.
Website: VenturaCountyCorvetteClub.com
Pick-Ups Limited of Southern California, Ventura County Chapter, invites enthusiasts of 1948 to 1966 Ford F-100 pick-ups to attend meetings at 7 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at Coco's Restaurant, 301 E. Daily Drive, in Camarillo.
Information: Ray at 498-8497 or Kyle at 437-6611
The Tri-County Mustang Club meets at 7 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at Santino's restaurant, 4231 Telegraph Road in Ventura.
The club takes parts in cruises, parades and offers technical help for other For Mustang owners.
Information: Jack Peterson, 985-7103; Vince Schlerf, 682-5329.
Website: www.TCMustangClub.org
The San Fernando Valley Region of the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America meets at 7:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month (except in July and December) at the Balboa Recreation Center, Club Room, 17015 Burbank Blvd. in Encino. Members have cars dating to 1922.
Information: Steve Rosenberg, 379-9666 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Website: www.SFVRegionvcca.com
The Roam'n Relics Car Club is dedicated to promoting the automotive hobby and to providing support for various charities. Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month in Simi Valley. Membership is open to anyone owning a 1974 or older American-made car.
Information: 583-2965 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.roamnrelics.com
The Model T Club of Ventura County meets on the second Thursday of every month at Coco's Restaurant, 301 E. Daily Drive in Camarillo.
Meetings begin informally with a social hour at 5:45 p.m., with attendees ordering their own meals; dinner is usually served about 6:30 p.m., followed by a short business meeting and a program.
All Ventura County owners of Model T's, or Model T enthusiasts, are invited to visit and to join. Annual membership is $25.
Information: President Ken Walkey, 818-321-3323; secretary Carol Walkey, 405-6386
E-mail: email@example.com
The Seaside Goats (owners of 2004-2006 Pontiac GTOs and 2008-2009 G8s) meets the second Thursday of each month from 6:30 to 8 p.m. near the lawn at Ventura Harbor Village, 1591 Spinnaker Drive, in Ventura. All Pontiac GTO/Monaro/G8 owners and enthusiasts are invited to join for dinner and shop talk.
Information: email@example.com or seasidegoats.com
The Valley Mustang Club Inc. meets at 7 p.m. the second Thursday of each month at IHOP Restaurant, 21103 Devonshire St., in Chatsworth.
Information: Ken, 217-2460 or email@example.com
Website: www.valleymustangclub.com
Ventura County Chevys invites those interested in the preservation, restoration and/or modification of 1955 to 1957 Chevrolet automobiles, trucks and other pre-1973 Chevrolet automobiles and hot rods to attend club meetings. The club meets on the second Friday of the month at different locations.
Members do not need to own a Chevy, just have an interest in Chevys. The club attends monthly cruise nights and car shows.
Information: Dave, 522-1153; Pete, 378-3162; or Eric, 818-884-9206
Motor Monarchs Inc. was established in 1948 and is Ventura County's oldest hot rod club. Meetings are conducted at various locations throughout the county.
Information: C. Darryl Struth, 644-6211.
Ventura Vintage Rods is a family-oriented club open to pre-1973 street rods, customs, panels and pick-ups. The club has monthly meetings at different locations and sponsors a variety of outings such as cruises, poker runs, dinners and visits to special places.
The club also plans and organizes the annual Harbor Run car show held each September at the Channel Islands Harbor in support of local charities.
Information: Willie B. at 402-9225 (evenings) or Charlie R. at 479-1102.
Website: www.VenturaVintageRods.org
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Felician College is pleased to announce that Dr. Mary Norton, Associate Dean, Global Academic Initiatives, will appear on the television program "Caucus: New Jersey." She joins a panel of guests who will discuss combating human trafficking.
Dr. Norton is a five-time Fulbright recipient who coordinates the United Nations Fellows program at Felician College. In 2010 she was named Chair of the 63rd United Nations Annual Department of Public Information/Non-Governmental Organizations Conference. The three-day conference, held in Melbourne, Australia, focused on global health issues.
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Driving out from the airport and continue right a head, as soon as you cross the blvd Colosio bridge, you will be at the Boluevard Kukulcan (known as hotel zone), all the way long, until you find the 8.5 kilometer, at this point you will see our property.
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If you need more information please contact us and we will help you with all details. Our contact details will be in your booking confirmation email.
Located Near
Minutes from Cancun's International Airport and city center, the Mayafair Design Hotel is a perfect getaway for those who want to relax on beautiful beaches, enjoy a day of sightseeing and shopping, or partake in a variety of water sports.
We are located in the center of the Corazone, or Hotel Zone, in Cancun. Our idyllic location is convenient to the Cancun International Airport, downtown Cancun, beautiful beaches, extracurricular activities, historic sites of interest.


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Eddie Davis
Eddie Davis has been the host of the top-rated "Lite Rock Morning Show with Eddie Davis" since 2004. The show mixes conversation about local topics with humor, information and contests, South Jersey news & entertainment updates, weather with Meteorologist Alan Kasper, and the most music in the morning. Previously, Eddie hosted successful morning radio shows at WPST in Trenton, NJ. and WHCN in Hartford, CT. A long-time Big Brother, Eddie is involved with Big Brothers/Big Sisters of South Jersey, as well as being active with the Humane Society of Ocean City, the South Jersey Field of Dreams, and a member of the Board of Directors with Gilda's Club South Jersey, a cancer support organization. Eddie lives in the nearby shore community of Margate, New Jersey with his wife Beth, twin daughters Eileen and Bridget, Sheba the dog and Muffin the cat.