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A few months ago, I created an Instagram story series that briefly covered the use and care of wood cutting boards. You guys appear to be big fans of my impromptu food/kitchen content. So, while the cutting board stories are available as a highlight on my Instagram, I thought you would appreciate something more permanent and easily accessible. Also, I am about to go big nerd into wood cutting boards.
The wood cutting board Ted Talk all started when I casually mentioned I was going to be oiling my boards, and I was flooded with a variety of questions that range from how to oil wood boards to whether they are safe for raw meat. I quickly surmised that my followers were neglecting their wooden cutting boards. They were either being used for aesthetic display, only to make an appearance as a cheese board, or had been so neglected that they likely resembled a dried-out zombie having survived the last days of an apocalypse.
Or worse yet, there is no wood board in sight, and instead, you're chopping everything on a plastic monstrosity that looks like it went ten rounds with a cheese grater. Not that I am judging.
Here's the thing: your wood cutting board isn't just kitchen equipment; it's a living, breathing workspace that can outlast your dog twice if you treat it right. And yes, I said living. I shall explain later.
Everyone is at a different place in their cutting board journey, and while I might judge you a little from behind the keyboard. By the end of this article, I promise you that you will be able to confidently toss that plastic cutting board or thin plastic mat in the trash and fully embrace the world of beautiful, well-conditioned end-grain wood.
It’s FRIDAY, August 23!
NoFOMO Friday: DNC Recap, Biden Impeachment Claims, and U.S. Jobs Vanish.
In this NoFOMO Friday Newsletter edition, we cover the top stories of the week, starting with the Democratic National Convention and Joe Biden's late-night farewell speech. We discuss claims of Biden's impeachable offenses involving questionable foreign business dealings, and the controversial dismissal of ESPN's Sam Ponder for her stance on women's sports.
I also examine President Biden's new nuclear deterrent strategy against China, controversies surrounding Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's claims about IVF, and RFK Jr.'s running mate potentially aligning with Trump, and more!
00:00 Introduction to NoFOMO Friday Newsletter
00:20 Democratic National Convention Recap
01:42 House Oversight Committee's Revelations
02:22 ESPN's Controversial Firing of Sam Ponder
03:12 Biden's Secret Nuke Plan
03:52 Tim Walz's IVF Controversy
07:08 RFK Jr.'s Running Mate's Surprising Move
10:04 U.S. Job Market's Disappearing Act
10:41 Kamala Harris's Policy Website Troll
11:15 Unaccompanied Minors Crisis
12:01 Trump's Southern Border Visit
12:53 Supreme Court's Voter Registration Decision
13:45 Kamala Harris Accepts Democratic Nomination
14:29 Conclusion and Sign-Off
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It’s FRIDAY, August 16!
NoFOMO Friday Newsletter: Hacked Campaigns and Controversial Interviews
In this episode of the NoFOMO Friday newsletter, we delve into the week's top stories, including the Trump campaign email hack allegedly by Iran, Trump's return to X (formerly Twitter), and subsequent DDoS attack, controversial interviews and censorship issues, RFK Jr.'s campaign moves, and a massive data breach affecting nearly every American. We also cover the potential impacts of Kamala Harris's new economic policy, and the confirmed vice presidential debates.
Stay informed and connected with this comprehensive wrap-up of the week's biggest news.
00:00 Introduction to NoFOMO Friday Newsletter
00:18 Trump Campaign Email Hack
02:04 Trump's Return to X and Media Reactions
09:06 Controversial Lawsuit by Algerian Boxer
09:57 Minnesota Governor's Controversial Connections
11:10 Trump's Rally and Media Coverage
15:21 Kamala Harris' Economic Policy Announcement
16:58 Upcoming DebatesSources:
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In this episode of "Thinking Out Loud," host Meseidy is joined by from the Instagram account “Here are the Headlines” and the Substack “Rachel Reeves Writes.” The pair dive deep into the recent guilty verdict of former president Donald Trump and the Republican Presidential nominee on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.
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It’s FRIDAY, March 29th!
On Today's Episode: ⬇️
* Supreme Court Evaluates Legal Standing in High-Stakes Abortion Pill Mifepristone Case
* Women are Being Sucker-Punched at Random in NYC
* NBC's Reversal on Ronna McDaniel: A Symptom of Media's Deepening Divide
* Florida Governor Desantis Signs Landmark Legislation Restricting Minors' Access to Social Media and Explicit Content
* Tragedy Strikes Baltimore: Cargo Ship Collides with Francis Scott Key Bridge, Causing Collapse
* Biden Vows to Seek Repeal of Ban on Pride Flags at U.S. Embassies
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In this episode, I dive deep into the controversial world of squatters and squatters' rights, which was sparked by two viral stories that have ignited debates across social media platforms. From a woman in Queens dealing with a squatter scam to a Venezuelan advising illegal immigrants on how to "invade" abandoned homes, we explore the legal, moral, and societal complexities surrounding these cases.
Join me as I cover the nuances, offer uncensored commentary, and shed light on a topic that's more complex than it appears at first glance.
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In This Episode, You'll Learn:
The details of two viral stories: A woman in Queens fighting to reclaim her home from squatters and a Venezuelan immigrant's controversial advice.
The legal distinction between squatters running scams and those claiming adverse possession.
Insights into how these situations play out in the media and their impact on the public's understanding of property rights.
The foundational principles of property rights in the U.S. and how current events are challenging them.
The differences between illegal squatting and adverse possession include a legal breakdown of what constitutes adverse possession.
Perspectives on how property rights and squatter laws vary by state and the implications for homeowners and society at large.
Why You Don’t Want to Miss This Episode:
I explore the ethical, legal, and emotional layers of a topic that affects many but is understood by few. Whether you're a property owner, a legal enthusiast, or simply fascinated by how laws intersect with daily life, this episode promises to enlighten, provoke thought, and spark conversation.
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Disclaimer: While this episode explores the legal issues surrounding squatters and property rights, Meseidy is not an attorney. The insights and opinions shared are not legal advice but rather a deep dive into this issue's ongoing debates and real-world implications. For legal advice or assistance, please consult a professional attorney.
It’s FRIDAY, March 21!
On Today's Episode: ⬇️
* The Future of Online Expression Hangs in the Balance as Supreme Court Reviews Murthy Case
* Deadline Looms for Trump in Unprecedented $454 Million Legal Challenge
* Texas' Effort to Police Border Immigration Temporarily Blocked by Appeals Court
* Google's Election Interference: Steering Elections Towards Democrats Since 2008
* Florida Preparing for Haitian Migration Crisis Amidst Political Turmoil
* Welcome Corps' Recent Expansion Sparks National Security Concerns Amid Refugee Resettlement Efforts
This Wednesday, on 🗞️ Above the Fold, paid subscribers will get an exclusive article and a podcast episode about a viral video in which a Venezuelan illegal immigrant shares tips on how illegals can use squatter's rights. I'll also explore how this poses a threat to property rights and explain why these rights are crucial for a free society.⭐️ Discount Code First Month Free
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In this exclusive Wednesday edition of "Above the Fold," available only to It’s Meseidy Substack subscribers, I delve into a critical and often overlooked aspect of U.S. elections: the impact of illegal immigration on electoral integrity.
Join me as I explain how illegal immigration, without directly involving illegal voting, can significantly influence the legal electoral process through population counts and the Electoral College system.
This episode promises uncensored insights and a deep dive into the U.S. election system.
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In This Episode, You'll Learn:
* The basics of the U.S. Electoral College system and its significance.
* How illegal immigration affects U.S. elections through population counts and the allocation of electors.
* The role of the U.S. census in determining the number of electors for each state.
* The potential consequences of the current immigration policies on future U.S. elections.
* An analysis of the 2020 census and its implications on electoral representation.
Featured Segments:
* Understanding the Electoral College: This is a refresher on how this system works and why it's crucial to the integrity of U.S. elections.
* Illegal Immigration and Its Legal Impact on Elections: How population counts influenced by illegal immigration can shift the balance of power.
* The 2020 Census and Electoral Changes: Examining the effects of population movements and immigration policies on state representation.
* Proposed Amendments and Political Debate: A look at recent legislative efforts to address these issues and the political controversy surrounding them.
* Beyond the Vote: Exploring the broader implications of immigration policy on electoral politics and representation.
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* Don Lemon Interview with Elon Musk
* Illegal border crossers total over 10 million since Biden's inauguration
* Immigrants waiting 10 years in US just to get a court date
* Pew Research Center: U.S. unauthorized immigrant population estimates by state, 2016
* Pew Research Center: What we know about unauthorized immigrants living in the U.S.
* Which States Won — And Lost — Seats In The 2020 Census?
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It’s FRIDAY, March 15. These are the week’s stories.
On today's episode ⬇️
* Feature: Congress Takes Aim at TikTok: Legislation Demands Divestiture or Face Ban
* Six Charges Against Trump Dismissed in Georgia Election Interference Case
* Economic Divide: Biden's $7.3 Trillion Budget Faces Steep Opposition
* Special Counsel Robert Hur Defends Report on Biden's Cognitive State in Congressional Testimony
* UK's NHS Shifts Gears, Halts Puberty Blockers for Under-18s After Intense Review
* Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances Amid Lawsuit Testimony
In this episode of "Thinking Out Loud," host Meseidy is joined by Rachel Reeves from the Instagram account “Here are the Headlines” and the Substack “Rachel Reeves Writes.” The pair dive deep into the Alabama Supreme Court's recent ruling on frozen embryos, sparking a wide-ranging discussion that touches on news sourcing, the implications of the ruling, and broader societal issues.
Episode Summary:
Meseidy and Rachel dissect the Alabama Supreme Court's groundbreaking ruling on frozen embryos. This episode delves into the legal, ethical, and social ramifications of considering embryos as persons, not property, and explores the potential impact on IVF treatments, media representation, and political narratives. Whether you're deeply invested in the implications of this case or curious about the broader debate it ignites, this episode offers critical insights and thoughtful analysis.
Key Points Discussed:
* The Alabama Supreme Court Ruling: The court decided that frozen embryos from IVF treatments are considered persons, not property, stirring significant debate and media frenzy.
* Media Representation and Bias: Meseidy and Rachel critique the media's portrayal of the ruling, highlighting scare tactics and misrepresentations, especially regarding the citation of the Bible within the court's opinion.
* The Role of Social Media and News Platforms: The duo shares their experiences with sourcing news and the importance of platforms like Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) in shaping public discourse.
* Ethical and Social Implications: The conversation covers the ethical dilemmas of IVF, the sanctity of life, and how this ruling intersects with broader societal issues, including the future of reproductive technologies and the political weaponization of court decisions.
* Personal Stories and Perspectives: Rachel and Meseidy share their personal journeys and views, offering a nuanced take on the complex emotions and ethical considerations surrounding IVF and fertility.a
Referenced Materials
Alabama Supreme Court Ruling SC-2022-0515
Alabama Human Life Protection Act Definitions Ala. Code § 26-23H-3
Alabama "Brody Act" Act No. 2006-419
Alabama Constitution of 1901, Art. I, § 36.06
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