He said his auction house offers free assessments for those who think they may have something of value.
Eight of the children were involved in Tallapoosa County Girls Ranch, south of Montgomery, Alabama. The program is part of the nonprofit Alabama Sheriffs Youth Ranches, which provide homes for needy, neglected or abused school-age children.

Last year, Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a proclamation commemorating the day. The Capitol Dome was lit in the pan-African colors of red, black and green. The pan-African flag symbolizes the African Diaspora and black liberation in this country.
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"Our goal is to be the best platform for creators like you to make a living," Zuckerberg said on the livestream. "And if you have an idea that you want to share with the world, you should be able to create it and get it out there easily and simply — across Facebook and Instagram — and then earn money for your work."
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If you're pretty good at what you do (whether it's playing a game, an instrument, or anything else), brands can choose to sponsor your content. Simple. It works like this: studios tend to pay popular streamers 1 cent to 1 dollar per viewer every hour, according to AvocadoFinances. So, suppose your sponsored 3-hour stream gets around 10,000 viewers at the end of the stream, you'll earn $90,000.
Working weddings for a catering company on a contract basis, however, absolutely can be a lucrative and reliably steady side gig during wedding season. Since you work only the gigs you want, it’s flexible work. The national average wage is $13, according to ZipRecruiter.



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That’s not to say she hasn’t worked. For the last 16 years, she has held a string of jobs, starting with two part-time gigs while attending college for musical theater. Then, she says, she was diagnosed with cancer, dropped out and became “resigned to working in food service or retail for the foreseeable future.” Today, Alfenito works as a cashier at a bakery in Morgantown, West Virginia.