Podcasts about Grasso

Quando si parla di perdere peso, la maggior parte delle persone pensa automaticamente a ridurre il grasso corporeo. Ma c'è una domanda fondamentale che spesso viene ignorata: come fare in modo che la perdita di peso non vada a scapito della massa muscolare? Se sei tra quelli che desiderano ottenere un corpo più snodato e tonico senza sacrificare il muscolo, questa puntata è per te.

durée : 01:48:25 - Comme un samedi - par : Arnaud Laporte - Le plasticien Laurent Grasso nous transporte dans ses œuvres où des roches lévitent, où un deuxième soleil apparaît comme une manifestation divine, où tout est nimbé de mystère et où le temps se brouille. On ralentit, on suspend tout avec lui, le temps d'une carte blanche. - réalisation : Alexandre Fougeron - invités : Laurent Grasso Plasticien; Donatien Grau conseiller pour les programmes contemporains au musée du Louvre; Jeanne Brun Historienne de l'art, directrice adjointe du Musée national d'art moderne du Centre Pompidou; Nicolas Saada Réalisateur, scénariste, programmateur musical et directeur de la photo; Micha Lescot Comédien; Awa Ly Auteure-compositrice-interprète

With releases on Toolroom, Deeperfect, Tronic, Flashmob and more, Colombian duo Grasso & Maxim have proven themselves a significant force in the global scene. On this episode of Dirtybird Radio, they turn in a no-nonsense house set just to let us know that they won't be fading any time soon. VR warm-up set:Cour T. - "Disko Blow" [Exploited Club]Alex Cecil - "Deja Grooves" [Nein Records]Romain Dary - "Really That Simple" [Trace Amounts]Julian Sacheli - "Be Alone" [Dirtybird Records]Grasso & Maxim guest set:Jorhav - Ginebra Original MixNathan Barato, MC Flipside, Goosey - Why Do We Jack (Original Mix)Cristian Merino - Old School Never Dies (Fer BR Remix)wAFF - Underbite Original MixAmmo Avenue - Thats OK Originalkevin corral - Break It (Extended Mix)Joseph Suarr - Take Control original mixBen Sterling - Fantasee (Original Mix)Grasso & Maxim , Hassio (COL) - Buds (Original Mix)Grasso & Maxim, Hassio (COL) - Smosh Toys (Original Mix)

Tony discusses a recent randsomware attack on an Australian construction firm where 17 GB of corporate data was allegedly taken; the US Justice Department has unsealed indictments against 12 individuals, so called "hackers for hire; and New Zealand has seen a dramatic 68% increase in sextortion cases in the first three months of the year, according to Netsafe. Tony Grasso is Principal Consultant at cybersecurity firm TitaniumDefence. He worked at GCHQ in the UK and is a former Intelligence Officer in New Zealand.

The gang comes together to discuss Jack Della Maddalena winning the welterweight title at UFC 315. They also talk about Valentina's successful title defense against Fiorot and Natalia Silva's excellent performance against Grasso. The gang discusses the ramifications from the card on the International Fight Week card and talk about the PFL's continued failure to gain any traction. They make their picks for this weekend's Morales v. Burns warehouse fight and give their top 5 memorable fictional moms. All that and another edition of "Stuff We Like."

In Revelation 19:1-10 we see the two ends of two different women: Babylon and Jerusalem. The one is the great harlot who is judged on the last day. The other is Jerusalem, the bride of Christ, who enters into the wedding of the lamb. Such is the end point of all history, the point to which everything is moving. May it be that God would grant you to be part of that pure woman, made holy through the blood of Christ.

In Genesis 25:19-26 the Jacob narrative begins. At the beginning of each story about a patriarch in Genesis we see some form of revelation from God that governs our understanding of the whole. What is the basic message of the Jacob narrative? Salvation is by grace alone according to God's inscrutable predestination.

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In Revelation 18:9-24 we read predominantly of the lamentation for Babylon. Those who loved the world and the luxurious, sensuous living it offered, lament that she has fallen. The elect, however, rejoice, for the fall of Babylon means their vindication. How would you respond to the fall of all the institutions that promote living for the pleasures of this world? Would you lament or rejoice? The answer to this question reveals the basic allegiance of your heart.

MMALOTN is back to give you breakdowns and predictions for UFC 315: Muhammad vs Maddalena. THIS PATREON IS FOR THE FIGHT LINK DATABASE, NOT MY PICKS/BETS/WRITE UPS.

In Genesis 24:1-67 Abraham sends out his servant to find a wife for Isaac. There are a number of practical things we can learn from this about how to look for a spouse biblically. Pastor Grasso explains what these are along with the importance of pursuing a spouse in a godly way. Ultimately, the church is greatly helped when it is filled with godly couples starting families.

In Revelation 18:1-8 we read of the fall of Babylon. The message for the people of God is clear: come out of her. This is the call that always goes out in the gospel: Babylon, associated with all kinds of worldliness, will be destroyed. Those who are wise will flee to Christ for refuge.

In Genesis 24:1-67 Abraham sends his servant out to find a wife for Isaac. He is not to look for a wife for Isaac from Canaan but from Abraham's family. This story is significant in the overall narrative of Genesis because Genesis as a whole focuses on a particular lineage which ultimately culminates in the Messiah. In order for this lineage to continue, Isaac needs a wife. The servant runs into Rebekah at a well, beginning a theme that we see a number of times in the OT, ultimately culminating in Christ himself meeting the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4.

In Acts 2:14-41, in the first Apostolic sermon on the day of Pentecost, Peter proclaims the glory of Christ's Kingdom in connection with His resurrection from the dead. Through union with Christ, every believer triumphs with Christ, being seated with Him in the heavenly places, overcoming their sins in this life, and reigning with Christ in the world to come having overcome death itself in victory. Such is the hope of the gospel, and such is Christ's victory as King in His resurrection from the dead.

In Matthew 27:27-54 Christ is put to death. Everything in the narrative is ironic as Christ is mocked and humiliated for being the "King of the Jews." In reality, however, all that happens to Him, even in His death, proves His Kingship. Christ is the King who reigns from the cross.

In Revelation 17:1-18 Pastor Grasso explains the significance of Babylon, the great harlot, who rides on the beast. Babylon stands for the religious arm that persecutes the people of God in connection with the state. Surprisingly, in the end the beast will cast off this alliance and claim all power for itself in the person of the antichrist. Evil always ends up fighting against itself, and this will be true in the end as well.

In Genesis 23:1-20; 25:7-11 we read of Abraham purchasing a piece of land for a burial for Sarah. Then he himself dies and is buried in this place. This is significant because this is the only piece of land in Canaan that Abraham ever owned even though God had promised to give him the land. When, then, will Abraham receive what was promised? In the resurrection.

In Revelation 17:1-18 Pastor Grasso explains the significance of the beast on which Babylon rides. The beast and Babylon have an alliance in the fight against the people of God, which will be abandoned in the end. With the description of the beast in Revelation 17, we are introduced to the concept of a final antichrist who will arise to make war on the saints before the last day.

In Genesis 22:20-24; 25:1-6, 12-18 there are a number of genealogies recorded. Many see genealogies and skip them thinking they are unimportant. The genealogies of Genesis have a theological purpose. Here we see that the genealogies highlight the surprising ways the promises of God are fulfilled which points to their greater fulfillment in Christ.

Join me this week for my conversation with Dr. Anthony Grasso where we discuss his latest book, Dual Justice: America's Divergent Approaches to Street and Corporate Crime. Learn all about how different ideologies influenced the criminal justice system and how they are still impacting carceral policy today. 

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In Revelation 16:1-21 the bowls of God's wrath are poured out. In this final expression of the judgment of God the dragon, beast, and false prophet, the counterfeit Trinity, are overthrown. As was prophesied throughout the OT, there will be one last final battle where the enemies of God's people are put down once and for all. Such is the significance of the battle of Armageddon.

In Genesis 22:1-19, and particularly verses 15-19, we see the confirmation of the climactic promise made to Abraham: the blessing of the nations. Here at the end of the Abrahamic narrative, at the climactic point of the climactic narrative we are told that the nations will be blessed, but with one new addition: it will be in Abraham's singular seed that this will happen. This singular seed is Christ, the Savior of the world, in whom all the nations of the earth are blessed.

In Revelation 16:1-21 we read of the record of the bowls of God's judgment. What do these bowls signify? Pastor Grasso explains their connection to the trumpets and the way in which these bowls point to the final judgment.

In Genesis 22:1-19 God tests Abraham by telling him to sacrifice his own son as a burnt offering. When the Angel of the LORD stops Abraham at the last moment, the story does not end. Abraham then sees a ram caught in a thicket and recognizes that God has provided a substitute for his son. The ram as a substitute for Isaac provides a fundamental principle for atonement, namely, that it is substitutionary. This is the same thing that we see with the fulfillment of that to which the binding of Isaac points: the death of Christ.

In Revelation 15:1-8 those who conquer the beast learn to sing the Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb. These are those who will be blessed on the last day despite their sufferings in this life. In contrast, those who bowl the knee to the world, who in this sense submit to the beast, will face the judgment of the bowls.

In Genesis 22:1-19 we come to the great climax of the Abrahamic narrative. God tests Abraham by telling him to sacrifice the child of promise. How does Abraham respond? In faith. Abraham's faith entails obedience of the most difficult kind, but Abraham's faith also entails hope in the resurrection. This is because all the promises of God for Abraham are related to Isaac. Therefore, Isaac must die because he is required for sacrifice, but he must live because of the promises. How do these things go together? The resurrection from the dead.

Are We Looking at the End of Atheism? Dr. Christopher Sernaque sits down with Otangelo Grassio, an advocate for Intelligent Design, to break down the biggest questions in science and faith! In the final episode of Current Topics in Science Season 6, we dive deep into his latest book, Unraveling the Theistic Worldview, tackling Bayesian probability, the limits of naturalism, and why the demand for definitive proof of God might be a trap! Don't miss this eye-opening discussion that could change the way you see science forever! Watch now and decide for yourself!

In this insightful episode of the PREP Athletics Podcast, we sit down with Jared Grasso, head coach at the Knox School on Long Island. Coach Grasso shares his journey from Division I point guard to becoming one of the youngest head coaches at Bryant University, where he tripled their win total in his first year. Now at Knox School, he's building what promises to be a national powerhouse program, already boasting a 31-5 record in just his first year.We dive deep into Jared's innovative recruiting strategies during his college coaching days, his philosophy on player development, and his vision for Knox School. As someone who coached at the Division I level for 21 years, Jared offers invaluable perspective on what it takes to succeed at higher levels and how prep school can be the perfect bridge for developing players.

This week on ClapperCast, Nicolò Grasso joins Carson Timar to jump into the newest Bong Joon-ho feature, Mickey 17!Subscribe on Patreon for Bonus Episodes & Early Access: https://www.patreon.com/clappercastpodEmail us at ClapperCast@gmail.com- Social Media Links -Twitter: https://twitter.com/ClapperPodcastLetterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/clappercast/Carson Timar: https://bsky.app/profile/carsontimar.bsky.socialNicolò Grasso: https://bsky.app/profile/nickygra97.bsky.socialCreate Your Podcast on Zencastr Today: https://zencastr.com/?via=clappercastThanks for Watching!

In Revelation 14:14-20 the final judgment is described under the figure of two harvests: a wheat harvest and a grape harvest. The first emphasizes the division of the world into two groups at the end of the age. The second emphasizes God's wrath against the ungodly. Though many teach that God being love means there is no place for wrath, the Bible here teaches something different: God is furious with sin and especially those who reject the gospel.

In Genesis 21:22-34 Abraham makes a covenant with Abimelech. Though Abraham had disastrously lied about Sarah being his wife to Abimelech, now we see that God is able to turn this to good as Abimelech sees through the incident that God is with Abraham and defends him. It is by this that Abraham is able to dwell in the land peacefully, even though he is unable to acquire it.

In Revelation 14:6-13 we see an element of the gospel that is often overlooked: judgment. This seems counter-intuitive but judgment is actually an element of the gospel. This message is meant to encourage the saints to remain steadfast in the midst of all difficulties so that that final day of judgment might be a day of vindication for them, rather than a day of destruction.

In Genesis 21:8-21 we encounter problems in Abraham's family once again. Though Isaac is born, this causes tension with Hagar and Ishmael. Ishmael persecutes Isaac and the result is that both Hagar and Ishmael are cast out. God, however, shows mercy to both of them in the wilderness, foreshadowing the inclusion of the Gentiles through Christ.

In Revelation 14:1-5 we see the opposite of the mark of the beast. Whereas many will receive the mark of the beast in order to receive advantages in this life, those who receive the seal of God, with God's name written on their foreheads, will receive advantages in the life to come. This is what happens to the 144,000, a figure for all the elect. They are blessed in the presence of God singing praises to the lamb who is enthroned on Zion.

In Genesis 21:1-7 Isaac is born. God is faithful to all of His promises. The entire Abrahamic narrative turns on the birth of Isaac, and here, with the birth of Isaac, God shows that all of His promises will come to pass.

In Revelation 13:11-18 the second beast arises to persecute the church. One expression of this beast is the cultural forces at work today which seek to bring glory to Leftism, an expression of the first beast, and to make it costly to be a Christian in society. We must be aware of such opposition and remain firm in the faith, recognizing that it will cost us something to be faithful.

In Genesis 20:1-18 Abraham sins in the same way he did in chapter 12. Rather than protect his wife, he lies by calling her his sister, which leads to her being taken by Abimelech to become his wife. This sin is all the worse because Sarah is about to give birth to Isaac, the promised seed. Abraham's actions, therefore, appear to jeopardize the promises of God. God, however, is merciful to Abraham and, as He did in Egypt, defends Sarah even when Abraham fails. All of this shows that God will always keep His promises. Isaac will be born as promised.

In Revelation 13:11-18 a second beast arises. Whereas the first beast is a counterfeit Christ, the second is a counterfeit Spirit. This beast seeks to bring glory to the first beast by promoting image worship. The connection to image worship and the emphasis on a counterfeit form of Christianity make it clear that Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and any other group that follows the decisions of the Second Council of Nicaea are expressions of this second beast. Notes: The historical overview of the Second Council of Nicaea was taken predominantly from Philip Schaff's History of the Christian Church, volume 4, sections 101-103. The arguments for discontinuity of the canons of Second Nicaea with the early church depend on Gavin Ortlund's very helpful video. For a fuller argumentation on this point, see his video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ytYX4dXpRo&t=1897s

In Genesis 21:22-34 Abraham makes a covenant with Abimelech. Though Abraham had disastrously lied about Sarah being his wife to Abimelech, now we see that God is able to turn this to good as Abimelech sees through the incident that God is with Abraham and defends him. It is by this that Abraham is able to dwell in the land peacefully, even though he is unable to acquire it.

Fasting is not done much today, and because of this, it is not always properly understood. Many think that the purpose of fasting is to chasten the appetites of the body so as to make us less likely to indulge in sin. This, however, is a form of asceticism condemned by Paul in Colossians 2:20-23. It is of no value in stopping the indulgence of the flesh. The true purpose of fasting is actually to humble ourselves before God in order to call out to Him in prayer.

Michael Grasso of Armis Knife and Tool joins Bob "The Knife Junkie" DeMarco on Episode 569 of The Knife Junkie Podcast (https://theknifejunkie.com/569).Michael Grasso started Armis Knife and Tool after he was injured on the job in 2020 as a 14-year career firefighter. Nothing in the Armis shop is automated or produced by CNC machines and nothing is made by overseas manufacturers.Armis Knife and Tool is a small family business, with all products made completely by hand in their small shop by Michael. His wife, Jaclyn, runs the business side of AKT.Armis Knife and Tool's offerings include the VSK1 and the Universal Paring Knife Sheath, which allows travelers to acquire cheap paring knives and carry them while at their destinations without having to travel with the knife.The G10 Sharp-ie is the Armis Knife and Tool take on the Sharpie magic marker defensive awl.Find Michael Grasso and Armis Knife and Tool online at https://armisknifeandtool.com, as well as on Facebook and on YouTube.Be sure to support The Knife Junkie and get in on the perks of being a patron, including early access to the podcast and exclusive bonus content. Visit https://www.theknifejunkie.com/patreon for details. You can also support The Knife Junkie channel with your next knife purchase. Find our affiliate links at https://theknifejunkie.com/knives.Let us know what you thought about this episode and leave a rating and/or a review. Your feedback is appreciated. You can also email theknifejunkie@gmail.com with any comments, feedback, or suggestions.To watch or listen to past episodes of the podcast, visit https://theknifejunkie.com/listen. And for professional podcast hosting, use The Knife Junkie's podcast platform of choice: https://theknifejunkie.com/podhost.

In Revelation 14:6-13 we see an element of the gospel that is often overlooked: judgment. This seems counter-intuitive but judgment is actually an element of the gospel. This message is meant to encourage the saints to remain steadfast in the midst of all difficulties so that that final day of judgment might be a day of vindication for them, rather than a day of destruction.

In Revelation 13:1-10 a beast rises from the sea to persecute the people of God. What is this beast? We recognize that it is associated both with a counterfeit form of Christianity and with the persecution of the people of God through temporal power. The Catholic Church during the time of the Reformation was clearly an expression of this beast as is all forms of Leftism today.

In Revelation 14:6-13 we see an element of the gospel that is often overlooked: judgment. This seems counter-intuitive but judgment is actually an element of the gospel. This message is meant to encourage the saints to remain steadfast in the midst of all difficulties so that that final day of judgment might be a day of vindication for them, rather than a day of destruction.

How can we equip the next generation to cut through the noise and think critically in a world saturated with misinformation? Dr. Eliot Grasso, Vice President of Gutenberg College, joins BaseCamp Live to tackle the challenge of "particles of propaganda" and how they shape our lives. Drawing on Jacques Ellul's timeless insights, Dr. Grasso unpacks practical tools for parents and educators to cultivate clarity, discernment, and resilience in their children. From simple dinner table dialogues to foundational worldview questions, learn how to anchor your family in truth, goodness, and beauty. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or lifelong learner, this episode offers actionable steps to build a stronger foundation for the next generation.Special Thanks to our partners who make BaseCamp Live possible:ZipCastWilson Hill AcademyClassic Learning TestGordon CollegeClassical Academic PressLife Architects CoachingLight Phone Stay tuned for more enlightening discussions on classical Christian education, and join us next time on BaseCamp Live! Remember to subscribe, leave us a review, and reach out to us at info@basecamplive.comDon't forget to visit basecamplive.com for more info and past episodes.