 least the credible ones do not. Instead, they look at the demographic makeup of the people they polled and correct that to correspond to the electorate. They weight their results so they will be representative. This is why polls are generally correct within their margin of error come election day.

So the fact that you have never been polled is mostly meaningless, as is whether they ended up polling more older or younger voters. In the long run this is corrected for by the pollsters.14" Macbook Pro and unable to get access high refresh rate on external display (S2417DG)

I purchased a 14" Macbook Pro a few months ago and haven't had any issues up until now. I recently acquired a Dell S2417DG external monitor that is 1440p 165hz. I was under the impression that the Macbook Pro is capable of driving the monitor at a higher refresh rate than 60hz, but the option doesn't even appear in the settings when the monitor is plugged in via the HDMI port with an HDMI cable to the monitor. I try to access the onboard settings of the monitor, and I see where you should be able to increase the refresh rate on the actual display, but it is grayed out while plugged into the Macbook Pro and only accessible when plugged into a computer. Am I doing something wrong?Column: Forty-percent ag bond credit starts in 2018
By the Minnesota Rural Education Association
The 40 percent agricultural bond credit, known as Ag2School, will take effect with property taxes certified in December of 2017 and payable in calendar year 2018. Owners of farmland will see the reduction in the upper right hand corner of their Truth-in-Taxation notices this month.
The Ag2School credit applies to all current and future bond referendums, as reported by Minnesota Representative Paul Anderson in a report from the Council of State Governments. “If a landowner’s levy for school building referendum was $25 per acre, for example, the state would provide him or her with a credit of $10 per acre (40 percent).”
In the Worthington School District, Ag2School will reduce 2018 property taxes by ($87.03) per $500,000 value of agriculture and privately managed forestland. This will total an estimated $324,590 of tax relief for landowners with land in the Worthington School District.
In 2018 Ag2School will deliver on average $129 in property tax relief per $500,000 of agriculture land value, privately managed forestland across Greater Minnesota, and help improve farmers’ economic outlook.
“This Ag2school legislation provides landowners tax relief not only on new bond referendums, but existing referendum and creates a more equitable tax structure that allows for landowners to consider presented construction bond referendums” stated Joel Lorenz, school board member and landowner.
This agricultural bond credit passed into law in June and continues to have a broad base of bipartisan support. It is permanent law, existing into perpetuity, as stated in the appropriations portion Subdivision 5 of the statute: “An amount sufficient to make the payments required by this section is annually appropriated from the general fund to the commissioner of education.” It would take an act of both bodies of the legislature and a signature by the governor to amend or repeal the Ag2School credit program.
“Repealing or reducing the program would mean a vote for raising taxes on the backs of rural Minnesota farmers and harming equity in school funding for kids and parents,” said Sam Walseth, Director of Legislative Affairs for MREA. “Not only is this extremely unlikely, but the strong coalition of like-minded rural interests (MREA, farm groups and others) would link arms to defeat any attempt to renege on the 40 percent credit to landowners for school facilities for rural children’s education.”
Many schools in rural Minnesota have pressing facility needs that are necessary to provide high quality educational services in their communities. Ag2School will also create a healthier environment for communities to solve their school facility needs with a reduced financial impact to our farmers.
The estimated impact of the proposed bond referendum for taxpayers would be $147.86 per year, or $12.32 per month on an average valued home of $115,000 in District 518. On a commercial/industrial property valued at $250,000, it would be $713.28 per year or $59.44 per month. On an agriculture homestead with a home valuation of $175,000 and assuming 160 acres, the estimated tax would be $818.00 per year or $68.17 per month after the Ag2school credit. On a non-homestead agriculture property with a valuation of $7,000 per acre, the estimated tax would be $7.05 per acre after the Ag2school credit. A tax calculator will be available for residents to check in early December that will provide a more accurate estimate of the tax impact.
We would encourage you to consider checking this out once it is available on the School District web site @ where you will be able to find all the information related to the bond referendum.October, April and March are the most pleasant months in Simmesport, while July and August are the least comfortable months.
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Stickers are okay as long as you are not changing the body work. If you are redoing the paint officially you are supposed to update the RC as well. If you are in the same Color pallet then cops might not say anything. 

My recommendation? Go for stickering using a decent artist. As good as a paint job, but can be removed once you are bored. Cheaper to an extent too. +if you ever scratch it much easier than finding the right shade of paint again. CheersONLY ONE AVAILABLE in this color combination. We ship the one you see in the photos.
This thick and heavy woolen rustic blankets can be used as a floor rug, as a bedspread, as an decorative blanket at the foot of the bed, as wall decoration, as a picnic blanket.
The blankets are made of hand-spun wool, eco-dyed and hand-woven on a traditional loom.
Because of this natural and handmade process, the blankets have not the perfection of industrial-made blankets and they may be irregularly woven they have different sizes etc. Just these imperfections give the blanket its character and make the blankets so beautiful.
Note: If you have a specific color desire for a blanket, contact us, please note the blankets are always multi-colored. And will never have exactly the desired colors.Are you considering attending a 12-step meeting in Petaluma?
People struggling with addiction often find associations such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA) helpful for their recovery. Each of these programs uses a 12-step recovery process that supports people as they pursue sober living. This empowers them to live a more fulfilling, productive life free of their addictions.
But what are some of the benefits of 12-step meetings in Petaluma?
Below, we’ll go into the top reasons you should attend 12 step programs if you want to start your sober journey. Keep reading to learn more!
One of the hardest parts of recovery consists of learning to navigate everyday life while managing your cravings. People around you may drink or participate in other activities that you can no longer do. Meanwhile, you will experience strong urges to consume alcohol or your narcotic of choice.
When this happens, it helps to have a group of people who understand and can set you up for success. That’s where a 12-step NA or AA program comes in. At each of these meetings, you will meet people who can relate to you and provide some accountability.
Attending 12-step programs on a regular basis gives you a new group of friends who can support you throughout your journey. If you need to attend meetings frequently, you can! Petaluma has many AA and NA meetings, so see if one is meeting near you next time you have a craving!
People who go through a 12-step recovery process improve their chances of recovery to a great degree.
In fact, AA conducted a study of its 6,000 members in 2014. 73% of people who went to AA meetings remained sober for at least a year, with only 27% relapsing after one year.
So, if you want to remain sober for a longer period of time, you should attend a 12-step program.
Unfortunately, some people relapse while in recovery. If you relapse, it can get hard not to get discouraged. Some people may even believe they are incapable of recovery, but this isn’t true.
If you feel like you need some help after suffering from a relapse, contact a 12-step program. They have the necessary resources and training to point you toward the best path to recovery.
Even better, the 12-step programs don’t make you face your recovery process on your own. Instead, they will pair you with a mentor.
This person is someone who is further along in the recovery process. They will serve as someone you can call when you need help, even if it’s in the middle of the night.
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