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Inside the hateful Pokémon card grading scene

When Peter Graham noticed that people were going nuts for Pokémon cards again – that grown men were sweeping packs into their shopping trolleys and pulling out guns to fend off Weedle-crazed muggers; that Logan Paul had paid $150,000 for a single Charizard card, the one he wore around his neck before fighting Floyd Mayweather – he thought of his childhood. Graham, who is 30 and speaks with the controlled affability of a salesman, remembered how he used to zip through the playground, clutching an elastic band full of cards. And like the more worldly kids back then – the ones who ended every school day with the best trades – he saw this new craze as a business opportunity. And so he entered a new world. A world where he spends twelve happy hours a day examining and talking about Pokémon cards. And a world where his days are sometimes filled with furious, virulent abuse.

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Gray Divorce Is on the Rise: How to Strengthen Your Relationship at Any Age

Elaine Thompson/AP Photo The recent news that Bill Gates, 65, and Melinda Gates, 56, are divorcing after 27 years of marriage took much of the world by surprise. The power couple appeared to be the picture of marital stability and longevity, having raised three children while founding and leading the world’s largest nonprofit, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which has distributed over $54 billion in grants since its inception. While we don’t know all the reasons behind the Gates’ decision, it is clear they are not alone in separating after decades together. The Journals of Gerontology found that more than 1 in 4 people getting divorced in the United States are over age 50, and over half of those divorces happen after 20 years of marriage. Pew Research data from 2017 found that the rate of divorce after age 50 nearly doubled from 1990 to 2015. And a study published in June 2020 the

AT&T Launches Animal-Assisted Therapy for First Responders

Man s Best Friend Comes to FirstNet: AT&T Launches Animal Assisted Therapy Initiative to Further Health & Wellness for America s First Responders

Share this article DALLAS, June 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/   What s the news? In advance of the 2021 storm season, FirstNet®, Built with AT&T – the nation s only network built by public safety, for public safety – is introducing ROG the Dog animal assisted therapy to support public safety on the front lines. This new initiative builds off of the launch of the FirstNet Health & Wellness Coalition and reinforces our commitment to Be There for America s first responders by further supporting the health and well-being of those who serve their communities each and every day. Why is this important? Compared to the general population, first responders experience higher rates of depression, PTSD, burnout, anxiety and other mental health issues.

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