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Mission Church TucsonMission Church TucsonEncountering Jesus in the Face of Loss – Encountering JesusMark 6:14-32 (Ray Ingegneri)2024-06-1000 minSermonsSermonsEncountering Jesus in the Face of Loss – Encountering JesusMark 6:14-32 (Ray Ingegneri)2024-06-1000 minRoba da SEO, il podcast sulla SEO e il Pay Per Click a cura di Fabrizio Gabrielli di PistakkioRoba da SEO, il podcast sulla SEO e il Pay Per Click a cura di Fabrizio Gabrielli di PistakkioPuntata 29 del 14 gennaio 2022 - Roba da Nerd, il podcast sulla SEO di Fabrizio GabrielliPuntata 29 del 14 gennaio 2022 - Roba da Nerd, il podcast sulla SEO di Fabrizio GabrielliIn questa puntata si parla di:- Sondaggio sul sito di Pistakkio. Mi date un feedback? Grazie.- Il nuovo tool di ricerca delle parole chiave Keyword Revealer farà il botto nel 2022. - Il SEO Tagging, concludiamo il discorso avviato la puntata scorsa. Parliamo di SEO Tagging per i siti di News e di e-commerce.- Parliamo di fattori di ranking, ecco una foto di First Page Sage, agenzia californiana, la postiamo e la commentiamo. L...2022-01-2050 minRoba da SEORoba da SEOPuntata 29 del 14 gennaio 2022 - Roba da Nerd, il podcast sulla SEO di Fabrizio GabrielliDurata: 50' 09"In questa puntata si parla di:- Sondaggio sul sito di Pistakkio. Mi date un feedback? Grazie. Ecco il link.https://pistakkio.typeform.com/to/roo9lcbU- Il nuovo tool di ricerca delle parole chiave Keyword Revealer farà il botto nel 2022. Ecco perché. Qui sotto link in affiliazione, anche se sottolineo che consiglio solo tools che uso.https://www.keywordrevealer.com/?fp_ref=pistakkio- Il SEO Tagging, concludiamo il discorso avviato la puntata scorsa. Parliamo di SEO Tagging per i siti di News e di e-commerce.2022-01-1450 minModel CitizenModel CitizenWhy Right-Wing Media Loves LiesI never thought I'd see a seditious mob of Americans sack the Capitol building as Congress counted electoral votes. But, then again, I never thought the president of the United States would turn out to be a malignant narcissist who lies about everything all the time. The insurrectionists who sacked the capitol were fueled by lies. One thing that struck me when Trump became president was how other Republican officials didn't seem to care all the much that he lied all the time. By the end of his presidency, practically the entire GOP was willing to enthusiastically embrace Trump's...2021-01-181h 47Model CitizenModel CitizenPersonality and Partisan PolarizationThis week's guest, Christopher Federico, is co-author (along with Christopher Johnston and Howard Lavine) of one of the most illuminating books I've ever read in the field of political psychology, "Open Versus Closed: Personality, Identity, and the Politics of Redistribution." The American electorate is divided by geography, but also personality. "Open Versus Closed" explores the ways in which personality differences do and don't predict our political views. Christopher and I talk about all that good stuff an more, including a discussion that I found really interesting about the extent to which rising prosperity is inherently polarizing because it reveals...2021-01-091h 19Model CitizenModel CitizenThe Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the WorldIn my most philosophical moods (and I'm usually in a pretty philosophical mood) I tend to see pretty much anything as a window onto the cosmos. But I'd never considered my cotton slacks as a window onto the forward march of human progress. That is, until I read Virginia Postrel's new book, "The Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the World." Did you know that the microbial theory of disease starts with silkworm farming? That the origins of computing have something to do with the algorithmic nature of weaving? That double-entry bookkeeping and modern finance are creatures o...2020-12-171h 49Model CitizenModel CitizenThe Density Divide: Jazz Odyssey Monologue EditionThe presidential election once again made clear that there is a striking and surprising relationship between population density and party vote share. The salience of the American electorate's polarization on density  renewed interest in my 2019 paper, The Density Divide: Urbanization, Polarization, and Populist Backlash, which explores how the logic of long-term urbanization explains the density divide by spatially segregating the national population along the lines of ethnicity, personality, and education.  A few listeners mentioned that they'd like to hear me talk about the paper on the podcast, and discuss whether there are new insights to be gleaned from Biden's wi...2020-12-111h 57Model CitizenModel CitizenDanielle Allen on Pandemic Policy and Constitutional DemocracyAmerican democracy has gone more than a little awry. Nearly 300,000 Americans are dead in no small measure due to the failure of Congress to implement a nationwide testing and tracing regime. But this failure hasn't much hurt the incumbent Republican Party. The GOP gained ground in the House. They may hold their Senate Majority. Trump wasn't repudiated nearly as decisively as many of us wish, and he's still out there spreading outrageous lies about the credibility of the election he lost. I think there's a connection between the brokenness of our democracy and the deadliness of the p...2020-12-0452 minModel CitizenModel CitizenReactionary Conservative Thought after TrumpDonald Trump may be going away, but the coalition, movement, and intellectual tendencies that grew up around him aren't. For many, Trump seemed to herald a new dawn for reactionary conservative nationalism political thought aligned against pluralism, social justice and even liberal democracy itself. In a fascinating series of essays for Niskanen and the Bulwark, political theorist Laura Field has been probing to the philosophical underpinnings of the emerging illiberal right more insightfully than just about anyone. In this episode, we discuss the underlying assumptions animating thinkers like Patrick Deneen, Sohrab Ahmari, Adrian Vermuele, Yoram Hazony and A...2020-11-201h 37Model CitizenModel CitizenTrust in a Polarized AgeSuccessful societies run on trust, but trust in America's institutions and electoral system is in the pits. Partisans distrust each other and polarization has turned politics into war. Kevin Vallier's new book Trust in a Polarized Age applies empirical research on the causes and consequences social and political trust to develop a distinctive conception of liberalism. He offers a novel argument for a number of core liberal rights, free markets, the welfare state, and democratic institutions on the basis of their contribution to trust and its benefits. I'd like to say Kevin and I discussed his book i...2020-11-132h 15Model CitizenModel CitizenWill Party Unity Break Down After Trump?PRE-ELECTION SPECIAL EPISODE! Opposition to Donald Trump has been a unifying force for Democrats. Progressive and moderate factions of the party set aside their differences during the race, but what happens if Joe Biden wins? How do Democrats maintain cohesion when progressives are gaining strength and formerly Republican college-educated whites stream into the party? What happens to a post-Trump GOP? Does it continue to hang together or split up into rival factions vying for control of the party? Steven Teles, a Johns Hopkins political scientist and Niskanen senior fellow, argues we're heading for a de-polarizing er...2020-11-021h 14Model CitizenModel CitizenWhy Do We Still Have the Electoral College?If winning the most votes made you president, Joe Biden would have it in the bag by now. But voters don't get to pick the president here in America. The Electoral College does. Which is why Biden's supporters can't rest easy, even though it's a lock that he'll win the popular vote. Donald Trump, who lost the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes, owes his presidency this baffling, archaic kludge of an institution and he's still got an outside shot at a second term because of it. So why did our blessed Founders saddle us with the Electoral College...2020-10-291h 08SNAP - Architettura ImperfettaSNAP - Architettura ImperfettaSnap | Ep. 54 - A caval donato si salta in sellaPensavate di liberarvi di me durante le feste natalizie? Ed invece no!Ecco qui la puntata di fine anno che conclude il 2019 a testa alta: da febbraio una puntata ogni settimana, feste comprese.Oggi parliamo del rilascio della nuova versione di VRay dedicata a Revit, delle prestazioni del nuovo MacBook Pro 16" sul campo e dell'opinione del Vice-presidente del Consiglio Nazionale Ingegneri in merito al BIM.Buon ascolto e buon anno a tutti!—> Capitoli[00.38] VRay next per Revit https://architosh.com/2019/12/chaos-group-releases-v-ray-next-for-revit/[04.51] Prove sul campo del MacBook Pro 16” https://blog.macsales.com...2019-12-2728 minFaith Over BreakfastFaith Over BreakfastFamily and Faith - How Your Family of Origin Impacts Your Relationship With The ChurchSend us a Text Message - include your name!Ray Ingegneri joins Andy and Eric to discuss family, faith, and the state of the church.Support the showSUPPORT THE SHOW BEYOND SUBSCRIPTIONS1. CASH APP2. Justgive"Faith Over Breakfast with Pastors Andy & Eric" is a weekly podcast where Pastors Andy and Eric come together over a imaginary delicious breakfast to talk about faith, food, sermons, culture, and more. In each episode, the pastors delve into thought-provoking topics and offer inspiring insights and practical guidance for those seeking to...2019-07-1648 min