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The woman who kidnapped a 7-week-old baby from the King of Prussia mall last year was sentenced today. 33-year-old Cherie Amoore was sentenced to 1 ½ to 7 years in prison. It happened on March 31, 2016 at the food court in the mall. Amoore struck up a conversation with a mother and offered to hold the crying baby. When the mother was distracted by her other child, Amoore took the baby and ran. The baby was recovered that evening at a nearby home after an intense search. She was charged with kidnapping of a minor, unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, interference with the custody of a child, concealment of the whereabouts of a child and other related charges.
Former Assistant District Attorney Kelley Hodge was sworn in this morning as Philadelphia's interim DA. She was selected by the Board of Judges to serve after former DA Seth Williams pled guilty to bribery charges. Hodge becomes the first African-American female to serve in the office. Republican Beth Grossman and Democrat Larry Krasner are running for the permanent office. "Thank you for having the confidence in me to lead this office, an office that I have profound admiration and respect for. The Board of Judges have entrusted me with a responsibility that requires diligence, intelligence, patience and most of all humility, and I can assure you that I will work every day, as I have for my 20 years as an attorney and advocate, to deliver just that to the citizens of Philadelphia," said Hodge.
A parking lot fight among teenagers in Delaware County escalated when one got behind the wheel and ran over a group of students. It happened around 9 p.m. on July 12th in a parking lot next to Ridley High School. There was an altercation between Ridley students and rivals from another school district. A 17-year-old driver in a SUV drove into a group of Ridley students, completely running over a 15-year-old. Amazingly, the 15-year-old was treated and released from the hospital with only bruises and abrasions. He was back playing on his sports team right away. The 17-year-old driver turned himself in the next day and has been charged as a juvenile. The incident was captured on video. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-24T12:30:59Z', 'url': 'http://iradiophilly.com/conversation.php?idConversation=7033', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
During my last full-time stint in a newsroom, my night-side colleagues and I used to sit around the bar at a little dive called the Calderone Club in Milwaukee. We would drink beer, eat garlic bread and tell war stories.
And, of course, the time I almost threw up on then-U.S. Senate candidate Herb Kohl’s shoes.
But in my two decades of teaching since, I’ve learned an essential truth: War stories are great over a pitcher of Miller High Life. They’re death in the classroom.
If you’re a professional making the jump from reporting or editing to teaching or an educator mentoring adjuncts or professors of practice, consider it the First Commandment: Thou Shalt Nix Thine War Stories.
Here’s why: Newsrooms are a different animal from classrooms. With newsroom colleagues, you’re building a shared culture — often marked by humor, crisis and human failings. You’ll encounter those same elements in a classroom, but with students, you’re also building knowledge and skill. It’s a different environment that requires more delving and planning and less waxing about what you’ve seen in the alleged real world.
Feel free to season your sessions with a story or two. I’ve definitely trotted out that “Office of Pubic Information” when talking about accuracy and humility. But always recognize that teaching is a different enterprise than reporting, editing or producing. This EducationShift series explores how professionals are finding their way in teaching and how to tackle the challenge if you’re contemplating a similar move.
Join us at 1 ET on Friday, Jan. 16, for our #EdShift Twitter chat covering the series.
Interesting. While the classroom isn’t the same as bonding with coworkers over drinks, I’ve found that college students are hungry for examples of how skills and knowledge learned in the classroom translate to real world practice. It can be eye-opening for them. And as any professional has come to learn, today’s technology and business climate present unique challenges for meaningful journalistic practice. By sharing stories of that challenge, I’ve found students start thinking about solutions that are relevant to their generation. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-19T06:48:27Z', 'url': 'http://mediashift.org/2015/01/special-series-newsroom-to-classroom/', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
This year we are extending the show dates to include the hours of 5pm to 8pm on Friday, September 13th. There is no additional charge for this extension.
Please review all of the vendor information on this page before you fill out the vendor application.
The Fuji Exhibit Hall in Carson City is a wonderful indoor facility - no need for canopies! A kitchen and bathrooms are located inside the Hall. A 10x10 booth space is only $100 for artists and $150 for commercial vendors for the 3-day weekend. Tables are available for rent as well as electricity.
Fuji Exhibit Hall will be open on Friday, 8am until 5pm, for vendor set up. Then we will open to the public from 5pm to 8pm. All vendors are expected to have their booths ready for the public promptly at 5pm.
Applicants whose merchandise is their own personal gourd, basket, or wood art will register as private artist vendors. To better support our artists, imported, mass-produced items will not be acceptable for sale.
Those selling tools, dyes, books, and craft related supplies must register as commercial vendors.
Nevada Gourd Society reserves the right to determine eligibility issues.
No cancellation refunds after September 1, 2019.
This is not mandatory but extremely appreciated. If you choose to donate a raffle item, please email a photo, if available, so we can post items on the website to raise the excitement level for this event. Email to nevadagourdsociety@gmail.com. Thank you!
Fill out the vendor application form below, and determine the total amount owed for your booth fee(s).
If you are selling artwork, we would like for you to email 4 photos of your art that we can use in advertising the festival. Email to nevadagourdsociety@gmail.com.
Payment is required at the time that you submit your application.
The quickest way to pay your booth fee(s) is to use the PayPal "Donate" button below. This button takes you to the secure PayPal website. From there you can pay with your credit card or from your PayPal account.
After you submit your application and we have received your payment, you will receive an email payment confirmation from us that will include a copy of the application you submitted.
Thank you for submitting your vendor application for the Silver State Art Festival. Don't forget to pay your booth fees today. Scroll to the top of this page to see payment instructions.
If you do not see the "Thank You" message after clicking the "Send Message" button, review your application to make sure that you filled in all of the required fields. Required fields that are not filled in will be highlighted in red. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-19T13:14:36Z', 'url': 'https://www.nevadagourdsociety.org/vendor-information', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
If you are planning a wedding or party and need marquee flooring, temporary car parking or walkways installed please don’t hesitate to contact Autotrak.
Our lightweight yet strong Super Track Flooring will protect any ground surface and makes an ideal flooring for marquees where ever the location.
Autotrak have a number of products suitable for creating temporary car parking depending on the location, ground surface or amount of traffic (we can even install helicopter landing pads if you need one).
If you have chosen an outside location for your wedding or party you will want to make it easy, safe and practical for your guests to move around the venue. Autotrak’s walkway solutions make all of this possible quickly and easily.
No matter how large or small your plans are, Autotrak will be happy to provide effective and suitable advice to ensure that you we install what is needed at the best possible price. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-18T17:03:02Z', 'url': 'http://www.portableroadways.com/sectors/trackway-pathway-flooring-wedding-parties/', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
Recently, on my walk back to the office after showings, I walked by a corner store that’s open 25 hours a day. Leave it to New York City to have found a way to add more hours to the day!
How often do you hear or say, “Where does/did the time go?” or “I could really use some extra hours in the day”?
Twenty four hours in a day. Seven days in a week. One hundred sixty-eight hours in a week. Three hundred sixty-five days most years. Where IS the time going? This Harvard Business Review story explores that topic.
We’re often told you need to “make” time, a phrase that rankles me. You can’t just make time the same way you make a cake. What one decides to do with time is an entirely different conversation and varies based on any number of factors.
Many of us have a calendar available on our mobile devices. It can be easy to account for time when specific meetings or meetups are on your calendar. But what about the numerous tasks that may precede or follow a calendar or task item? Most days, even if I have nothing on my calendar, I still have innumerable things to get done.
That’s why it’s important to know how long something takes, or to break it down into micro projects. By doing so, you may discover that you can reclaim time “might” by being more efficient, or by delegating tasks (whether they be personal or business-related).
We all know there are apps for just about everything. But let’s momentarily take a step back in time to talk about the Eisenhower decision method. This is where tasks are tagged as urgent/not urgent and important/unimportant. From there, they are grouped into the appropriate quadrant and given a specific timing.
In some recent designation classes, we’ve had many discussions of what we do daily. There are tasks before, during and after a transaction in addition to the nontransactional elements of our businesses. I’ve also diagrammed several processes to use in consultations with buyers and sellers.
But separate from that, it’s incredibly informative to know how long is being spent on each task. In my pre-real estate days, I was able to break down a project to a client so they understood time allocation (and the function of related cost).
When I walked by that “Open 25 Hours” sign on 10th Avenue (not all that far from where Inman Connect New York 2015 will be held), I wondered seriously how to take on the task of task and time measurement.
While musing over this, I came across a review of the recently released time-tracking app, Hours. Given my obsession with knowing how many steps I take in a day, tracking time using an app didn’t seem far-fetched.
At first I planned to log things that weren’t in my calendar, but I later decided to log those appointments as well. Because frankly, a seven-hour property tour is worth logging! And by not reporting it, a day might appear empty when really it was filled with a dozen showings. In addition to the real-time logging, I can go back and edit chunks of time.
Prime example: I started my clock while dictating this post into Evernote while walking through Times Square last weekend. I turned it on again a few mornings ago (at an hour I won’t publicly admit to).
Have I found that 25th hour? Nope. Do I have a clearer picture of where time is going ? So far, yes. Presumably, that will be helpful as I continue to manage tasks. It may be illuminatingly horrifying. Either way, I’m prepared and I have way too many ideas for the “found” time.
Do you track your time? How and why? I would love to hear!
Nikki Beauchamp is a residential sales specialist with Engel & Völkers in New York City. A former musician, data geek and recovering technologist, she is also an active member of REBNY. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-19T08:56:54Z', 'url': 'https://www.inman.com/next/how-a-time-tracking-app-from-apple-designers-is-changing-how-i-do-business/', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
Come thru drippin in a comfortable red and orange, saucey logo.
this shirt has the look of a sauce bottle with the colors and the logos given!! | {'timestamp': '2019-04-19T21:17:59Z', 'url': 'https://www.brigadewakesurfing.com/products/mens-sauce-drippin', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai were once one of the most happening couples of Bollywood. Their chemistry in the Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam is still remembered by fans. Bhansali, who is currently working with Shahid Kapoor, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, was once keen on bringing back Salman and Aishwarya together for Bajirao Mastani.
However, the two had a bitter separation about a decade back and both are now happy in their respective lives. Bhansali made another try for his project Padmavati, but the filmmaker was caught in a tough situation when Aishwarya put up her condition. Aishwarya had reportedly agreed to play the role of Rani Padmavati but said that Salman must essay the role of the antagonist Alaud-Din Khilji for the reason that there would be no scenes between the two despite being in the same flick.
The director then approached Salman Khan for the role of the antagonist, but the Dabangg star declined the offer and said he would play Raja Ratan Singh, husband of Rani Padmavati. This is the reason things could not work out and Bhansali roped in Deepika, Ranveer and Shahid instead. Deepika will be seen playing Rani Padmavati, Shahid as Raja Ratan Singh while Ranveer will be seen playing the antagonist Alaud-Din Khilji. The film is due to be released in theatres on November 17, 2017. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-23T06:24:26Z', 'url': 'https://bollywoodgaram.com/121383/aishwarya-rai-bachchan-said-yes-padmavati-salman-khan-condition/', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
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Lecanora Glaucoma British Plants Botany 1843 Sowerby Smith Colour Print A colour plate from English botany of British plants by Sir Edward Smith, the figures by James Sowerby. Volume 10, second edition dates 1843. Size of each print is approx 8.5 x 5.5 inches (220x140) All are genuine antique prints and not modern copies. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-22T14:51:27Z', 'url': 'https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/Print-Lecanora-Glaucoma-British-Plants-Botany-1843', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
Craig as it new general manager.
the independent hotel management company, RBH.
currently benefiting from a £5.5m refurbishment.
manager before taking on her first general manager role.
Castle Hotel and Spa in Falkirk. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-22T04:47:51Z', 'url': 'http://www.hotelsoftheworld.info/new-gm-appointed-at-holiday-inn-express-edinburgh/', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
What will happen if things do not work out as planned?
On the eve of a marriage, the choice to discuss a premarital agreement, also known as a prenuptial agreement, can be a controversial one. While a couple may be understandably hesitant to consider the possibility of divorce, a well-drafted premarital agreement can help to save each spouse time, money, and headache. In the event that a marriage breaks down, every asset and process decided on beforehand is one that may not need to be fought over in court. At Holstrom, Block & Parke, APLC, our Newport Beach family law attorneys are backed by 200+ years of combined experience and can help you discover if a prenup is right for your situation.
Questions about a premarital agreement? Call (714) 770-8062 to speak to an attorney.
California provides rules for both what a prenuptial agreement may contain as well as the conditions under which an agreement is valid. Prenups are designed to deal mainly with financial concerns such as property rights and give spouses the ability to differentiate between separate and community property. They may not be used to decide the terms of either child custody or child support. These areas are placed under a judge’s authority and decided based on the best interest of the child, not parental preference.
While it is highly recommended that you secure legal counsel during the creation of a prenup, it can be a requirement for the inclusion of certain terms such as spousal support agreements or waivers. In these cases, if one party was not represented by an attorney at the time an agreement was created, the terms may be unenforceable. Additionally, a court may set aside terms that it believes to be exceptionally unfair to one spouse at the time of divorce.
(1)That party did not execute the agreement voluntarily.
(C) That party did not have, or reasonably could not have had, an adequate knowledge of the property or financial obligations of the other party.
There may be no limit to the complexities that can arise during a divorce. While we hope that you will never need to use your prenup, our attorneys can help you to ensure that if the time comes, each term will be upheld and enforced as intended.
At Holstrom, Block & Parke, APLC, we are more than just lawyers; we are legal counselors dedicated to helping each client find the most appropriate pathway to their goals. We know that creating a comprehensive premarital agreement can be complex and our legal team can act as a guide throughout the entirety of the process. Contact our Newport Beach family law attorneys and learn more about how a prenup can be beneficial to both you and your partner. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-25T16:48:58Z', 'url': 'https://www.hbplaw.com/newport-beach-office/family-law/premarital-agreements/', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
Back Row from left to right: Austin Pettigrew, Ada: Wil Crawford, Latta: Michaela Milligan, Byng.
Front Row from left to right: Taylor Hodges, Ada: Kaitlyn Reeves, Latta: Nikki Jackson, Byng.
and help build goodwill and peace.
Did you know that there is an app to help you find nearby Rotary clubs when you are on the go? | {'timestamp': '2019-04-20T19:00:59Z', 'url': 'https://adarotary.org/stories', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
GUANACASTE – Byron Pérez and Dimas Rojas walk visitors through the Coopepilangosta coffee farm in Guanacaste, explaining each step in the production and distribution of coffee beans as they go.
Pérez explains how the seed is planted and cultivated free of chemicals, how each row of coffee plants is grown beneath the shadow of overhanging trees and the careful manner in which each bean is picked.
At the end the tour, Pérez points to two large, moss-covered lagoons that, he says, are loaded with beans that didn’t make the cut for consumption. After lime is added to the lagoons, the beans ferment and are then distributed as compost and organic fertilizer to other Guanacaste area farmers.
What Pérez has just explained is the process of sustainability.
There is also a social and human element to sustainable practices.
At Coopepilangosta, all of these practices are evident – from the care given to the environment to the care offered to the employees. The farm has been considered sustainable for 10 years and is certified by the International Standards Organization (ISO) under standards 9000 and 14000, which assure quality management and environmental practices, respectively.
Coopepilangosta, begun in 1962, was long-since ahead of the curve in its practices, as the push for the “sustainable” certification has only lately become a popular trend in Costa Rican and international coffee markets.
At the Sintercafé conference in Guancaste last weekend, some of the biggest names, producers and buyers in the world of coffee met to discuss the nature of their industry at the Paradisus Playa Conchal resort on the Pacific coast. Of the many presentations over the course of weekend, almost every speaker alluded to, or emphasized, the continued development of sustainable coffee producing practices, and the benefits of obtaining official “sustainable” certification. Whenever the topic of certification was mentioned, three names typically followed: Rainforest Alliance, Fair Trade and UTZ.
These three organizations are the primary certification bodies in the coffee world and, once a farm or producer receives their stamp of approval, the business often receives a boost in both business and reputation.
“We have seen that consumers in the North and South American markets are more conscious of their purchases and demand more information regarding the origin of their products,” said Arnoldo Leiva, president of Sintercafé. “They want to know that their product was produced in a way that respects the environment as well as social aspects.
The Rainforest Alliance, with an office in San José since 1989, U.S.-based Fair Trade and UTZ, headquartered in Guatemala and Holland, have established extensive requisites that must be met before certification is granted. Once certified, each producer is then monitored on an annual basis to ensure that they have complied with the organization’s sustainability standards.
In the coffee industry, the certification of a producer by one of these organizations is a point of pride that demonstrates concern for environment, communities and employees, as well as a valuable business accreditation.
Certification by the Rainforest Alliance, for example, shows that the producer is environmentally and socially conscious, and the market has tended to show an increase in demand for it. And as demand increases, price usually follows, meaning the companies that have committed themselves to sustainable practices are being rewarded for their efforts.
“One of the reasons businesses look for (our) certification is for price,” said Rosella Valladares, a customer service coordinator at the Rainforest Alliance’s office in San José.
Fair Trade, the U.S. organization that certifies sustainable practices and standards, annually sets a minimum price that must be paid to the producers of the products it certifies.
Café Britt, one of the biggest coffee distributors and exporters in Costa Rica, is certified by Fair Trade. Also, according to Pablo Vargas, general manager of Café Britt, 90 percent of all producers that supply coffee to Café Britt have been certified as sustainable.
As more companies learn of the business advantages that accompany designation and certification of their products as sustainable, more producers are improving practices to earn the distinction.
According to Rainforest Alliance, more than 2,000 companies are seeking certification from the organization, including producersof coffee and various other products. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-19T03:23:28Z', 'url': 'https://ticotimes.net/2009/11/20/sustainability-brews-in-world-coffee-market', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
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Er is dus veel werk te verzetten en daar kunnen we dus jullie steun zeker bij gebruiken. We willen proberen de aankoop in 10 jaar af te betalen. Dat is een ambitieus plan, maar wij gaan ervoor en hopelijk jullie met ons.
Hieronder volgt de begroting voor 2019. De opgevoerde posten zijn gebaseerd op de laatste drie financiële jaarverslagen van de stichting. Voor het vaststellen van de inkomsten van de begroting van 2019 hebben we vooral gekeken naar de minder vette afgelopen jaren, en voor de uitgaven juist naar de wat duurdere. Het bedrag voor de jaarplaatsen van de vaste kampeerders is wat zij samen hebben toegezegd dit kalenderjaar te kunnen betalen.
Help us keep this unique terrain around for future generations!
Just outside Appelscha there is a forest. Next to this forest there is a small sandy path that leads to a camping site. This camping site is the only anarchist camping site in the Netherlands. Its official name is “The Libertarian Socialist, Anti-Militarist, Drugs and Alcohol-free Terrain for Pondering Freedom”. Many anarchists in the Netherlands, and some from other countries, are familiar with the camping site as the traditional venue for the annual Pinksterlanddagen.
This campsite has a rich history. Appelscha used to be a stronghold of libertarian socialists (the Dutch traditionally used the term ‘free socialist’ for this) for a long time. In 1924, the first National Revolutionary Anti-Militarist Day was organized in the forest around Appelscha. Since 1933, it became more difficult to organize these events. In response, three anarchists from the north decided to acquire a piece of land. Quietly, a small potato field was bought for 500 guilders in order to safeguard the annual Pinksterlanddagen. From 1934 onwards, the camping site became the annual venue for the Pinksterlanddagen.
Over the years, the hard work and self-organization of the campers and other visitors turned the small potato field into the camping site we know today. It’s a simple place equipped with all the basic amenities: running water, electricity, toilets, and showers. In later years, a building with a canteen and a room for events as well as a small bungalow were built.
On the camping site there is room for 30 permanent trailers. The site is managed and maintained by a group of permanent campers consisting of individuals, couples, families, and collectives. Next to the permanent trailers, there’s room for tents and camper trailers. The bungalow is especially suitable for elderly people or people with disabilities and can be rented. The kitchen and room for events can be rented by groups for meetings. Finally, there’s a small anarchist archive. There’s also a small playground for children and a forest to be explored.
The camp site located at the edge of the Drents-Frisian Wold – a unique nature reserve with forests, dunes and heaths. The wold also has the Fochteloërveen – unspoiled marshlands full of rare plants and animals. During the night it’s possible to enjoy the clear starry skies, or an owl flying over the meadows. During summer you can swim in the Aekingalake which is only a short bike ride away. All this makes the campsite the perfect place to relax, reflect, or to enjoy nature.
When, in 1933, the land was bought, a lawyer advised creating a foundation which would own the camping site. The foundation would have a board which would merely execute the decisions of the meeting of campers. The other option, a society, was not deemed possible because of big disagreements among anarchists in the Netherlands. It was decided that this strife should not allow the camping site to be endangered. Ironically, the choice for a foundation has become a major factor in the recent decline.
Although the meeting of campers was supposed to be the place decisions were made, the board of the foundation has repeatedly ignored them and made decisions without consulting the campers. In response, campers started resisting the board and its decisions more and more vocally. The board’s authoritarian methods do not fit with an anarchist camping. Various attempts were made to resolve the issue, ranging from mediation to refusal to pay rent. Eventually, board and campers wanted to get rid of each other. At the end of 2018 the board made the decision to sell the camping site, a decision not supported by the campers. This meant the campers had two choices: to buy the site for themselves or to allow it to be sold on the free market. The latter would surely be the end of the only anarchist camping in the Netherlands – maybe the world. One of the campers clearly chose the former and quickly bought the camping site out of pocket, in order to maintain the site.
Since buying the camping site, we – the campers – have organized ourselves into a society. Currently, we are in discussions with regards to what legal entity will hold property while making sure the meeting of campers is in control of the camping site. Furthermore, we want to spend our time and energy on maintaining and improving the camping site. Now that we can leave the conflict behind, we would like to move forwards on ideas such as making the buildings more sustainable, generate energy ourselves, have more political meetings, and do more promotion… We’re looking forward to it.
By buying the camping site, we can maintain it as an anarchist camping site. However, the person who bought it needs to be paid back. We would like to spread the debt over as many people and organizations as possible, because the campers cannot pay this back alone.
First of all, we need money. The permanent campers will contribute within their means but we need gifts and loans both for the acquisition as well as for the maintenance of the site. Maybe you could help organize a benefit, spread this appeal, or sell cookies to friends and family. Everything little bit helps!
Most importantly, come camping! Maybe you can alternate your enjoyment of the surrounding beauty with some maintenance.
You can also pay a monthly amount by setting up an automatic transfer. Please let us know for how long you will pay so we know what we can count on.
This means that we won’t pay back bonds in the first year, after which at least 10% of the bonds will be paid back each year, by means of a lottery. The first years the short-term bonds will be paid back and afterwards the long-term. This lottery will take place during the Pinksterlanddagen. The exact duration of a bond thus depends on the lottery.
For questions about donations or buying bonds, please send an e-mail to fin-appelscha@riseup.net. | {'timestamp': '2019-04-24T20:17:18Z', 'url': 'https://www.anarchistischecamping.nl/steun-de-anarchistische-camping-in-appelscha/', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |
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Have you ever seen a picture on MLS and wondered “what were they thinking!”? In my daily activities as a Real Estate Salesperson, I see a LOT of property pictures and every now and then I come across one that just makes me shake my head. I wonder how the property owner could possibly have given the ‘ok’ for it to be posted but mostly I wonder how any salesperson could post that photo and still take pride in what they’re doing for their client. Whatever the answer, in the mean time some pretty amusing things get posted and I thought I’d share one today, both to give you a chuckle and hopefully trigger a reminder that the next time you’re looking to buy or sell… all agents aren’t alike! | {'timestamp': '2019-04-25T16:54:42Z', 'url': 'https://www.be-at-home.com/bad-real-estate-pic-1/', 'language': 'en', 'source': 'c4'} | c4 |