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The legend of the exquisitely beautiful Shakuntala and the mighty king Dushyanta is a thrilling love story from the epic Mahabharata, which the great ancient poet Kalidasa retold in his immortal play Abhijnanashakuntalam (The Recognition of Shakuntala). English and Sanskrit verses intermingle to recreate Kalidasa’s greatest play.

Even as a young child, Elisabeth was able to see, do, and feel things that others clearly could not—and knew to be careful. It was the era of witch-hunting in France and many like her were tortured and burnt at the stake. Visions she's experienced all her life become a reality when Elisabeth travels to England and finds herself at Oakwood Grange, the home of Alice Harryman. Traumatic events forge an unbreakable bond between the two women and Elisabeth uses her skills to safeguard Alice and her family any way she can, content that this is her calling.

At Uluru, an invitation was issued to the Australian people. With the upcoming referendum, the nation will decide whether to accept that invitation. In this compelling, fresh and imaginative essay, Megan Davis draws out the significance and the promise of this “constitutional moment” – what it could mean for recognition and justice. Davis presents the Voice to Parliament as an Australian solution to an Australian problem. For Indigenous people, it is a practical response to “the torment of powerlessness”.

A strange series of fires is raging in Seattle - white-hot fires that burn so cleanly even the ash is consumed, along with all traces of the fires' victims. Brilliant forensic investigator Police Sergeant Lou Boldt is back, battling the mysterious arsonist. He is also keeping his eye on the fire warden, who seems to be a little too close to the heat.

Tune in to Brand Recognition Radio, the ultimate podcast for marketers, entrepreneurs, and PR professionals looking to boost their brand's visibility and authority in the digital age. Each week, we broadcast game-changing strategies and insider tips on leveraging press releases and digital PR to make your brand impossible to ignore.Hosted by "The News Guy", a veteran in the digital marketing and PR space, Brand Recognition Radio delivers: 1. Expert insights on crafting newsworthy press releases 2.Cutting-edge digital PR tactics that drive brand awareness 3.Strategies for building and ...

From the creators of Small Town Dicks comes a story about the first modern murder investigation... It was a crime like no other, unleashing horrors not seen since Jack the Ripper. On a crisp autumn morning in 1935, a brother and sister out for a walk in the Scottish countryside stumbled upon dozens of packages containing dissected human remains. Who - or what - could have done this? Now largely forgotten, the Ruxton case grabbed worldwide attention. A real-life Agatha Christie mystery, the gruesome details of the murders would shock the public and test the ability of police to keep the ...

Artist Chuck Anderson, also known as NoPattern, in collaboration with Zora presents "Pattern Recognition," a 1-on-1 interview podcast featuring conversations with some of the most creative minds in the world. With almost two decades of experience as a working artist, Chuck offers unique insight into the challenges and opportunities for creators who make and distribute their work online. The podcast began as "NFT Pirate Radio," a Discord-based interview series hosted by DAO Friends with Benefits. With over 50 shows aired, NFT Pirate Radio featured some of the most influential artists, builders,...

Discover how instant recognition and rewards are revolutionizing workplace culture across industries. Each week, join us for insights from leaders who are transforming their organizations through innovative approaches to employee recognition - from safety excellence in construction to exceptional service in quick-service restaurants.What happens when you recognize good work the moment it happens? How do you build a culture where everyone feels valued? Through conversations with industry pioneers, behavioral scientists, and organizational leaders, we explore how immediate recognition drives ...

Pull up a chair at The Council Table Podcast — a CAN production powered by the Council for Professional Recognition.Hosted by Dr. Calvin E. Moore, Jr., President & CEO of the Council, this podcast brings together educators, leaders, and changemakers from across the early childhood field. Through authentic conversations, The Council Table explores leadership, innovation, wellness, policy, and the stories that shape our profession.✨ New episodes every Wednesday at 6 AM EST. From classrooms to boardrooms, every voice has a seat at The Council Table.🔗 Join the conversation in the Council ...

You spend 70% of your week in the office. Work should be enjoyed, not endured! We’re going to help you create a better, more positive workplace. A pleasant workplace has much more powerful consequences than you might anticipate – it increases morale, productivity, loyalty and even reduces turnover. This is how the best companies differentiate themselves from the competition. Real Recognition Radio is going to go back to what recognition is really all about. We’re going to help make better people and create more positive relationships. We’ll look at what’s new and exciting in the ...

Donor recognition has evolved over the last 20 years. Non-Profit organizations are constantly innovating new ways to recognize those who give back. Donors selflessly give, improve the lives of others, and ask for nothing in return. That begs the question... What is the best way to show appreciation to our donors, boosters, and fundraisers? On this show, we will sit down with leaders and innovators of the Non-Profit industry to ask those important questions. Exploring modern ways and best practices to recognize donors with Eirik Frimann-Dahl and his team of creators at Norvision.

The Speech Recognition Podcast broadly discusses dictation and voice commands on PC, Mac and iPad/iPhone. Microphones will also be a common topic, as they so essential for good recognition results. If you are interested in using speech recognition software in your daily life, this podcast is for you. My name is Janneke den Draak and I'll be your host. The speech recognition is my daily work. I've been a professional speech recognition software trainer and consultant since the year 2000. Don't expect me to be great at podcasting, though. The podcasting part is all new to me 😀 I'm keeping the...

In the newly revised second edition of Encouraging the Heart, renowned leadership experts and bestselling authors James Kouzes and Barry Posner deliver an incisive and practical playbook for leaders who want to inspire their followers to achieve extraordinary things. They've packed the book with real-world examples, practical ideas, and eye-opening advice drawn from over four decades of work with countless business leaders.

CyprusScene.com supports and drives for the Recognition of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and demonstrates how the UN, EU, UK, and other interlocutors are maintaining the Cyprus Issue status quo and not giving international recognition and equality to the Turkish Republic Of Northern Cyprus.

"For Female Sportscasters on the Road, Recognition and Danger" is from the March 09, 2016, Sports section of The New York Times. It was written by Richard Sandomir and John Branch and narrated by Kristi Burns.

Showcasing the art of being a positive referee through discussions with referees and sports program leaders to encourage a new approach to sports officiating that focuses on positivity and good sportsmanship recognition through tools like the Green Card in soccer and other sporting matches.

“The Road to Self-Recognition: Interviews with Researchers, Writers and Psychologists” is a video podcast created by Alice in Gothic Land. This is a space where you can listen to different series of interviews/lessons where we analyse horror and the Gothic from the other side. The aim is to help you keep learning aspects of your own identity.

Voice control systems have been in cars for more than a decade, and great strides have been made in the technology’s ability to understand human speech. But many people still find these systems too unreliable, or annoying, to use for more than the most simple tasks, like “Call Mom.”

"From Automakers, Voice Recognition That Works Better" is from the January 05, 2017 Technology section of The New York Times. It was written by Neal Boudette and Nick Wingfield and narrated by Kristi Burns.

Faculty experts, Jeanine Jarnes, PharmD, and Chester Whitley, MD, PhD delve into the rare and difficult to diagnose GM2-gangliosidoses Tays-Sachs and Sandhoff diseases. Following a discussion of the etiology and pathophysiology of these diseases, the faculty use real-life cases to illustrate the various phenotypes of these conditions, as well as key presenting signs and symptoms. Diagnostic approaches are discussed, alongside current standards of care, including supportive and palliative treatment options. Drs. Jarnes and Whitley describe key therapeutic approaches under investigation to impro

Cold Agglutinin Disease is a rare, chronic hemolytic disorder, representing approximately 20% of all autoimmune hemolytic anemias. Catherine M. Broome, MD, and Alexander Röth, MD, provide an understanding of the pathogenesis of this disorder caused by cold-reacting IgM autoantibodies and reveal common clinical features. Because of the high mortality rate among those suffering from CAD, it is important to be aware of the diagnostic criteria, as well as the current and novel treatment options, with the goal of increasing hemoglobin levels, avoiding the need for transfusions, and improving ...