isjesse schwartz and he spent an obscene amount on this lebronjames dunk. how much exactly was that, jesse? $208,000. it was the record setting purchase. 200. laughs. why? i mean, i was doing beanie babies, pokemon and sneakers when i was probably eight, nine years old. top shot was something i got on a few months ago and it really spoke to me because it really felt like the early days of collecting and being able to buy and sell stuff like i used to do on ebay when i was younger. it just felt like that $208,000, even though it was the record, it was really good value. it s worth seven figures right now. 0k. i ve got to ask and i m sure many other people are wondering as well, this gif is not restricted, people can still use it, notjust you. does that devalue it for you at all that anyone can still use it? for me, it s the total opposite.
as well, this gif is not restricted, people can still use it, notjust you. does that devalue it for you at all that anyone can still use it? for me, it s the total opposite. one analogy i like to use is the mona lisa, everyone knows there s one mona lisa. and anyone can go and make a fake one but there is only one. all that attention, when people are using it, whether it is a meme or a postcard or whatever it may be, thatjust increases the value of the mona lisa because it popularises that image. it s the same thing here, the more people who watch this highlight, the better. asjesse said, he was a keen collector of pokemon cards back in the 90s. well, so was i! i own tons of them. and now in the past year they ve made a bit of a resurgence. content creators have made loads of videos full of nostalgia, opening very old card packs. oh my god! we got a charizard! and because of the online hype, ebay has seen pokemon cards being traded this year up 57a% from 2019.
1/2 Cup matzah meal 1/2 to 1 teaspoon sea salt (optional) Pinch cayenne pepper (optional)
Directions
Step 1: Grind 2 tablespoons flax seeds in a coffee/spice grinder. In a bowl, whip the ground flax seeds, 2 teaspoons soy lecithin, 2 teaspoons nutritional yeast, and 6 tablespoons water until thick and frothy.
Step 2: Combine the flax mixture, the remaining water (about 2 tablespoons) and 2 tablespoons canola oil. Stir in 1/2 cup matzah meal, 1/2 to 1 teaspoon sea salt (optional) and a pinch of cayenne pepper (optional).
Step 3: Refrigerate matzah mixture for 20 to 30 minutes.
Step 4: Boil 1 1/2 quarts water or vegetable broth. Once it reaches a brisk boil, reduce the heat to low/medium-low.
The Soothing Science of Tea Steeping Food52 1/29/2021
author Nik Sharma breaks down the science of good food, from rinsing rice to salting coffee. Today: a piping hot cup of tea.
Every afternoon at 4 p.m., I partake in my daily ritual: tea with cookies (often gingersnaps) or a sandwich (usually cucumber, salted butter, and a sprinkling of black pepper). And if I’m stressed or on a tight deadline, my work table will without fail contain a cup of tea.
True tea is produced from the leaves of the tea plant, also known as
Camellia sinensis. This is regardless of whether it is black (Darjeeling), green (matcha), or white (white hair silver needle). After tea leaves are harvested, they’re subjected to a process of drying, oxidation, fermentation, heating, and in some cases even smoking. Those are some of the steps that distinguish varieties like black and green.
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