 of the illegal immigrants with the Turkish police officers was also witnessed by members of the Frontex security forces deployed in Kastanies and patrolling the protection of European external borders.
&gt;Nope, look at 2016, everyone else missed by dramatically more, and some were off by as much 12.6% of the general populace.

[The worst](https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2016/12/05/which-was-the-most-accurate-national-poll-in-the-2016-presidential-election/) major pollster in 2016 was NBC News|SurveyMonkey polling, which projected [a Clinton lead of up to 6%.](https://www.cnbc.com/2016/11/07/poll-on-eve-of-election-day-clinton-maintains-her-edge-over-trump.html)  Given that she ended up with a 2% national popular vote lead, this is only a miss of 4%, not 12.6%.

That can be compared to the national result in 2018, where Rasmussen had a +1 generic Congressional Ballot for Republicans while the actual result was -9, or a 10% miss.

If we want to go to the state level (which I suspect was how the value of 12.6% was found, given that I cannot find a source with that number), then we can find equally outlandish Rasmussen values.

&gt;All of those entities have flaws, it does not matter who you pick, that is why there are several different options out there.

It absolutely matters who you pick.  Simply using individual pollsters at all rather than aggregators (at least for approval and presidential/generic ballots) is a sign that a person is actively seeking out bias rather than trying to systemically avoiding it.  Using the single pollster known predominantly for outlandish pro-Republican polls for two decades is doubling down on that.  LATimes has had inaccurate pro-Republican polls as well, but they don't have the same reputation because they haven't been as consistently pro-Republican.As it is not possible to hold the Annual Village Show again this year, the Union Club will be welcoming exhibits for visitors to enjoy during their Macmillan Coffee Morning on Saturday, 28th August.
Karen Robinson President of The Union Club, said "Last year's event raised £874 for Macmillan and included exhibits of veg, flowers, arts, crafts, photography and baking. This year we are hoping to raise £1000, which would be amazing!"
Everyone can get involved by donating a cake (bought or homemade), donating a raffle prize, attending the event or bringing along something to exhibit.
Any donations or exhibits should be dropped off at The Union Club between 8.30am and 10am on Saturday, 28th August.
In addition to serving refreshments, at 2.30pm Karen Robinson will be having her head shaved to raise additional funds for to Macmillan.
Karen said, "Personally, I feel that Alderley Edge as a community has pulled through COVID pretty well but unfortunately the same can not be said for Cancer. That is why I have decided to Brave The Shave once more to help with this battle."
The show will open from 10am for members of the public to look around. Entrance is free.
Approximately one-third of children and teens ages 2-19 in the U.S. are considered overweight or obese.
Avoiding chronic health conditions and maintaining strength, function and mobility are major goals for healthy aging.
Preventive Health proposes to place a licensed health professional directly into the community at a local public recreation facility to help those in the community reach their health goals. When our funding goals for the project are met, our services will be available completely free of charge. This project will act to support individuals who are attempting to make lifestyle changes in order to obtain better health and will serve as a model for communities throughout the USA.
If the car shows that it can operate reliably without a driver's input on a consistent basis in government testing, then the laws will quickly change and qualifying autopilot *systems* will become licensed drivers. Right now this video shows that the system is, in this one circumstance, capable of operating without a driver, even though the driver was legally required to be in the car. Does that mean it's able to work everywhere? No. It's a major milestone though. Fleet learning and OTA updates will speed up the learning process incredibly. Once these 2.0 equipped systems are on the road and running the AI, things will change quickly. 

As for "today's cars" not having the CPU power are you talking about last week's cars or next week's cars with the new 2.0 hardware onboard? It's actually GPU power that's doing most of the environmental analysis. Driving the car isn't nearly as hard as understanding the world it's driving through, but that's what the Nvidia system is all about.Prevention/education addresses problems such as drug and alcohol use and premature sexual activity.
Booster Program of Smart Moves and Stay Smart.
Promotes and teaches responsibility.
Career exploration and mentoring program.
Teen program focus on leadership development which provides opportunities.
Small leadership groups of boys and girls.
Encourages members to engage in hands-on activities. Promoting self-confidence, creativity and boosts academic achievement.
Learning to manage a checking account, budgeting, saving, investing, entrepreneurship, and paying for college.
Health, fitness, prevention/education and self-esteem enhancement.
Prevention/education teaches the onset of alcohol, other drug use and early sexual invovlement.
Members learn and practive photography skills.
Reinforces the academic enrichment.
Strategies, activities, resources promoting self-directed learners through homework, tutoring and mentoring.
Teaches internet safely through engaging multimedia activities and offline interaction with club professionals.
Encourages members to increase their overall fitness, through physical activity and nutrition while playing.
Designed to incorporate healthy living and active learning in every part of club experience through good nutrition, regular physical activity and improving overall well-being.So you've already shattered half your New Year's resolutions. We know. You've been bad. And this was supposed to be it – the year you were gonna list all your foibles and turn that shaky life around. The Blotter Diva has assembled some handy-dandy New Year's resolutions that may help our fellow crazies around town. Or at least nudge you into feeling better about your own mild failings.
RESOLUTION NO. 1 — DON'T VOMIT AND DRIVE: Around 4 a.m. on a Friday, police were running a roadblock near the intersection of Bolton Road and Main Street. The driver of a silver Saturn reportedly tried to elude the roadblock by making a U-turn. Police stopped the car and "this officer observed what appeared to be vomit on the driver's side door and the driver's clothes." Apparently, the driver had barfed on himself. Police asked if he had been drinking. "He stated that he had and was headed home to Douglasville," an officer wrote. "He then was told to exit his vehicle so that this officer could avoid the vomit on the outside of the door." The 22-year-old driver was charged with DUI and trying to elude police.
RESOLUTION NO. 2 — DON'T PASS OUT IN YOUR CAR: Around 2:30 a.m., police found a woman asleep in a car near Montclair Drive and Palisades Place. Her Honda Accord was in gear and the engine was running, but the car was stopped at a stop sign, an officer noted. "I had to beat on the roof of the vehicle for several minutes with other officers, trying to get her to respond," the officer wrote. "When she did finally wake up, she just looked at me with a daze on her face, drool falling from her mouth, and couldn't comprehend how to open her door." Police eventually got her out of the car. She wasn't making any sense, an officer wrote. "She started off trying to sell me something from Office Depot because she just got a new job with their consumer affairs department. She would just look at me in a drunken stooper [sic].... She had no idea where she was or how she got there," the officer wrote. The 23-year-old woman was charged with DUI and blocking an intersection.
 She believes her next-door neighbors are responsible. Her husband cleaned the window, with no damages to her silver Jeep. Nothing further.
RESOLUTION NO. 4 — DON'T FORGET TO CHANGE THE LOCKS: On Winton Terrace, a man said while he was out of town, his ex-girlfriend entered his house — with a key — and stole some stuff. He said the ex-girlfriend had been living there on and off but they broke up a few weeks ago. Items reported missing are: a treadmill (worth $400), stereo equipment, computer, DVDs, bedding, bottles of wine — and a sink.
RESOLUTION NO. 5 — DON'T BE A STUPID DRUG DEALER: "I noticed a red Trailblazer driving on Boynton [Avenue] with two flat tires," an officer wrote. "I turned around and the Trail Blazer immediately pulled into a driveway and the driver... got out of the driver's seat and proceeded to walk up the