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In today's podcast I chat with Nataraj Sindam We dive deep into: 1) Origins of Startup Project Podcast 2) Securing allocation in companies 3)Building distribution from the ground up and more You can connect with Natraj here: Website here: https://thestartupproject.io/nataraj/ You can connect with the host Roohi here: Twitter: https://x.com/roohi_kr Feel free to DM me if you have any feedback on the podcast And would appreciate a rating and review

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From our author Dhivakar - Thiravadesam audio is available through Apple Aurality Spotify and Storytel Apps. Here the audio chapter one of Thiravadesam (this is small part of chapter) The first episode of 'Dravadesham' series. A small piece of piece! Natarajan is Natu: The captain who was called 'Nattan' came slowly. She jumped straight from the vehicle to the floor eagerly towards him. The one who saw the one who came welcomed me to see anger in his voice. "Is this how they shout out 'Nattan' for everyone to ask? How many times have I told you to call 'Natraj'.. Look that station manager looks at me like" She never cared about that station manager. But she gets angry too. Oops.. Shouldn't you be named and called Athan? Okay let it be.. First of all, take the cigarette tin out of your packet of shirt and throw it away.. Put the band in the pocket.. Father will scream when he sees. Already on a day and a half journey. ” ”Oh.. Thanks Kalyani! 'Giggled a smiling laugh and took a cigarette tin out of his top pocket and entered the band pocket with the same hurry. She stared and turned her face and waited for her dad. He just convinced the person who seemed to spread anger on his face. "Okay, why did Kalyani get angry.. Everything can be kept at home. There is no dust in the eyes during the train journey! ” 'Wow.. Thanks a lot Mr. Natraj for your care and your care.. Sorry, Captain Natraj! ” She just turned her face and replied without showing her full face and not reducing the irritation in her voice, both of them went near him knowing her father was getting down from the train. Station manager introduces himself as a gentle smile. No emotion on his face though. How much important vehicle is this Howrah mail. Won't you buy by fighting by looking at some good wooden boxes.. The hole cart.. Heavy rain from Naduvule Ongole station to Nellore.. Just flowing. If my box is like this, the other beds would be very bad. ” "Sorry sir! We are also trying. Good good passengers have sent the boxes to Europe as African.. Talked too much.. This is war season.. Order coming from Delhi before packing the existing vehicles.. ” "That is also right.. What will you do.. Which place.. Is it a magician? ” "Sir.. How did you find out sir. Yes, Mayavaram side is good.. ' "Snake's foot and snake.. Tanjavur man will put the truth about tuck tuck and break it.. Gotta be careful with him.. Hey plant.. The vehicle has been told to come to the Waltex road itself" Whether Natarajan's anger is valid to Kalyani or not, he knows that it will not happen to his uncle. He held his hand and made him sit in the cement seat. "Yes.. Let all this stuff get down.. Is Ganesha uncle inside?. When he gets down, he can take everything and get down. ” Kalyani deliberately interrupted. She called her name by pressure. "The plantation has changed a lot.. Let's go to Vizac.. All the collector and board chairman there honored us with beautiful bouquets of flowers.. Do you remember.. But your son-in-law doesn't have a bouquet of flowers.. Something else.. ” Natarajan looked at her again a little angry. But he realized in a moment that anger doesn't help and turned that look into begging. She showed beauty as different. Another voice heard from the train box to follow this fun. “Hey plant.. Are you looking good? ' Ganesan spotted near railway door.. Distance relationship between him and his uncle. Old man jumped down from the train door like a young bull folding his whore without diminishing excitement. Kalyani laughed with satisfaction after hearing the word Nattu. Even though her fake smile was bitter, the person who put a smile on his face nicely. Plant like this in front of everyone in the foreign world.. The question that when they are going to stop calling Bolt is what a question raises in his mind. But Kalyani never left him. https://youtu.be/mvXRHXJA7yU?feature=shared

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Join this episode of In the Nic of Time with Nat Natraj, Co-Founder and CEO of AccuKnox as we discuss why KubeArmor and eBPF are essential for your baked-in security and runtime security, their new concept around policy templates supporting the MITRE ATTACK framework and STIGs, and why open-source and CNCF are essential to their success and what challenges they see in this current market.

In conversation with Nattu Natraj, the first known person of Indian origin to do Badwater 135, a tough grueling ultra foot race. The Badwater marathon is 135 miles of hell in 140F temperatures. From Death Valley to Mt. Whitney. It gets so hot that shoes melt on asphalt. Therefore, the runners often seek solace on the white strips on the side of the road, where it is relatively less hot. To prep for Badwater, Nattu completed the Marathon Des Sables. Marathon des Sables, or MdS, (French for Marathon of the Sands, also known as Sahara Marathon)[1] is a six-day, 251 km (156 mi)[2] ultramarathon, which is approximately the distance of six regular marathons. This multi-day race is held every year in southern Morocco, in the Sahara Desert. It has been regarded as the toughest foot race on Earth. Additionally, Nattu has completed over 150 ultras including the Western States 100 and Hurt 100. Nattu and his wife Karen Bonnett Natraj ( Episode 92) are active members of the ultra community inspiring many to lead a healthy lifestyle. 0:00 Intro and background 6:22 Flashback to where it all started 11:23 Choosing the Badwater 135 as a goal 13:08 Doing the Marathon des Sables to qualify for Badwater 17:03 The beginners mistake at Marathon des sables 23:54 How to train for Marathon des sables 28:35 Prepping and Running the Badwater 135 33:12 How do grueling ultras change you 38:38 Motivations change with age 41:00 The western states 44:33 Finishing the most challenging Ultra, The Hurt 100 47:03 Food choices in ultra 52:30 The top 3 tips 54:24 What's next in the horizon 57:36 The Fun Q&A round

Krishna says that the Prabhu (Lord) creates neither doer-ship nor actions nor union with fruits of action for the world. The delusive cosmic nature is the originator of all these (5.14). The Lord is not a kartha (doer) but a Sristha (creator or creativity). There are two types of creations. One is like a potter who creates pottery and the creation (pot) gets separated from the creator for independent existence. Another is like a dancer who is creating dance but dance (creation) won't be there in the absence of the dancer. The Lord is like a dancer where the entire universe is dependent on him but he is not dependent on it. That's why dancing Shiva is depicted as Natraj and musician Krishna as Murari. The Lord can also be seen as a catalyst in a chemical reaction where the presence of a catalyst makes the chemical reaction happen. The catalyst itself doesn't undergo any change. Krishna further says that the all pervading takes no account of anyone's virtue or sin (punya or paap). Human beings are deluded because their knowledge is covered by moha (delusion or ignorance) (5.15). But in whom ignorance is destroyed by knowledge of self, in them wisdom reveals the Supreme like the illuminating Sun (5.16). The Lord is like a screen in a movie theatre where the screen has nothing to do with what is being projected on it while the audience goes through a flurry of emotions. These projections are nothing but shadows but we all get deeply involved which creates emotions and judgments having a long lasting impact. In this entire process, the screen is neutral and has nothing to do with our emotions. Krishna earlier (2.52) used moha-kalilam (darkness of delusion) in this context. Once we are out of this moha then awareness gets uncovered to shine like the Sun.

Karen Bonnett Natraj is a long-distance athlete, and a Life Coach, focusing on Mental Fitness and Performance. While her journey started with cycling in the 1990s when she joined some family members for the MS 150 ride, she went on to "Randonneuring" 1200k rides and later pivoted into the world of ultra running and Ironman. There has been no looking back since she started, as she scaled her performances and qualified for the Boston marathon and the coveted Western States 100. Her 2017 near-miss finish at the Western States has well written about, and we get to get behind the scenes on that epic race. Chapter timelines 0:00 Intro and background 3:02 Flashback of where it all started 6:12 Starting the long-distance bicycling journey 8:00 Randonneuring The 1200k rides 13:07 Fueling for the ultra-long rides 14:59 How did running enter life 17:46 Start of the ultra journey 18:34 Meeting Natu 22:23 Becoming an Iron Man 25:21 Dealing with lack of motivation 27:53 Doing back to back 100 milers 28:30 Strategy for recovery 31:27 What is eat clean 35:12 A new view on wellness and coaching 40:57 Western states 2017 a victory of mindset 49:30 What next on the horizon 56:32 The last word

Sanjana and Nitin win a Natraj statue as a trophy in a dance competition and meet Neel there, who tells them a story about the time Shiva incarnated as Natraj.

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Shiv Natraj Stuti शिव नटराज स्तुति ■ सत सृष्टि तांडव रचयिता । नटराज राज नमो नमः।। हे आद्य गुरु शंकर पिता । नटराज राज नमो नमः ।। गंभीर नाद मृदंगना । धबके उरे ब्रह्माडना । नित होत नाद प्रचंडना । नटराज राज नमो नमः ।। शिर ज्ञान गंगा चंद्रमा । चिद्ब्रह्म ज्योति ललाट मां । विषनाग माला कंठ मां । नटराज राज नमो नमः ।। तवशक्ति वामांगे स्थिता । हे चंद्रिका अपराजिता । चहु वेद गाए संहिता । नटराज राज नमोः नम:।। नटराज राज नमोः नम: ।। नटराज राज नमोः नम:।।

Episode Notes This is Receding Horizons, Episode 1, where we talk about biology, the science of life, both on Earth and in the realm of the cosmos. We also talk about dinosaurs. Our guest in this episode is Andrew Maurer. Andrew has a bachelor of science in biology from the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, received in 2016. His research interests span comparative herpetological phylogenetics and paleobiological studies, as well as genomic mapping and comprehensive studies in Aves, Lissamphibia, and Squamata. He is currently a data entry worker at MicroGenDX in Lubbock, TX. Previously, he's been a shift lead and veterinary assistant at Banfield Pet Hospital in North Wales, Pennslyvania, and was an intern at the Harleysville Veterinary Clinic. Recorded on 8 February 2021. 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:01:13 - Andrew Maurer 00:04:22 - Paleobiological detective work 00:12:04 - What's your favorite dinosaur? 00:14:42 - How do you determine past behavior? 00:17:14 - Paleontology and astronomy 00:18:40 - Dinosaur constellations 00:19:53 - Oldest surviving DNA 00:22:26 - Extraterrestrial reptiles 00:23:39 - Yoshi 00:24:45 - The definition of life 00:31:26 - A Prime Directive for humanity 00:37:06 - Why carbon? 00:44:51 - Life on moons 00:47:14 - A forum of scientific discussion 00:51:21 - Memetics 00:57:16 - Replicators 00:59:18 - Not the climax of creation 01:02:53 - Fermi paradox 01:05:52 - Earliest life on Earth 01:08:50 - Photosynthesis 01:10:51 - Nucleosynthesis 01:13:51 - The biomass distribution on Earth 01:21:01 - Extraterrestrial plants 01:27:44 - Cosmological natural selection 01:30:01 - Consciousness and anxiety 01:36:33 - Cosmological metal bands 01:39:15 - The frontiers of science 01:42:27 - Closing remarks 01:46:48 - Outro Sources: 00:07:51 - Spinosaurus (Credit: M. Bowler, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...) 00:08:06 - Spinosaurus (Credit: M. Witton, https://dinopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Spi...) 00:10:39 - Theropoda (Credit: ABelov2014, C. Homler, E. Willoughby, D. Bogdanov, R. Nicholls, N. Tamura, and K. Rex, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...) 00:11:00 - "Figure 2. Biogenesis and transport of melanosomes in mammalian epidermal melanocytes" (Credit: M. Fukuda, "Organizational Cell Biology", Encyclopedia of Cell Biology, 2016, https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/...) 00:13:01 - Allosaurus (Credit: F. Wierum, http://www.dinochecker.com/gallery/al...) 00:38:32 - The elements of life (Credit: Dana Berry/SkyWorks Digital Inc.; SDSS Collaboration, https://phys.org/news/2017-01-element...) Check out these awesome paleoartists and wildlife photographers: ABelov2014, https://www.deviantart.com/abelov2014 Dmitry Bodganov, https://www.deviantart.com/dibgd Julius T. Csotonyi, https://csotonyi.com/ Michael DiGiorgio, https://www.mdigiorgio.com/ Daniel Eskridge, https://daniel-eskridge.pixels.com/ Robert Nicholls, http://paleocreations.com/ Nobu Tamura, http://spinops.blogspot.com/ Frederic Wierum, https://fredthedinosaurman.artstation... Emily Willoughby, https://www.emilywilloughby.com/ Mark Witton, http://www.markwitton.com/ Related papers and books: H. C. Betts, M. N. Puttick, J. W. Clark, T. A. Williams, P. C. J. Donoghue, D. Pisani, "Integrated Genomic and Fossil Evidence Illuminates Life's Early Evolution and Eukaryote Origin", Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2, 1556-1562 (2018), https://www.nature.com/articles/s4155... J. H. Jiang, A. J. Zhai, J. Herman, C. Zhai, R. Hu, H. Su, V. Natraj, J. Li, F. Xu, and Y. L. Yung, "Using Deep Space Climate Observatory Measurements to Study the Earth as an Exoplanet", The Astronomical Journal, 156:26, 1-17 (2018), https://doi.org/10.3847/1538-3881/aac6e2 D. Lambert, "The Kingfisher Young People's Book of the Universe", Kingfisher, (2001), https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3... Q. Li, K.-Q. Gao, J. Vinther, M. D. Shawkey, J.A. Clarke, L. D'Alba, Q. Meng, D. E. G. Briggs, R. O. Prum, "Plumage Color Patterns of an Extinct Dinosaur", Science, Volume 327, Issue 5971, 1369-1372 (2010), https://science.sciencemag.org/conten... A. Sandberg, S. Armstrong, M. Cirkovic, "That Is Not Dead Which Can Eternal Lie: The Aestivation Hypothesis for Resolving Fermi's Paradox" (2017), https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.03394 A. Sandberg, E. Drexler, T. Ord, "Dissolving the Fermi Paradox", (2018), https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.02404 F. M. Smithwick, R. Nicholls, I. C. Cuthill, J. Vinther, "Countershading and Stripes in the Theropod Dinosaur Sinosauropteryx Reveal Heterogeneous Habitats in the Early Cretaceous Jehol Biota", Current Biology, Volume 27, Issue 21, P3337-3343.E2 (2017), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2017.09... YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieP96trrbdk

Shiva has always been considered the destroyer. Can you believe that there is a form of Shiva that also represents creation? Actually, Natraj represents the entire cycle of creation, sustenance and destruction of the universe. It is an iconic symbol of India’s mythological heritage. In this episode of India Classified, we dive deep into the secrets that Natraj holds within his dancing image. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For our 3rd episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Karen Bonnett-Natraj, an accomplished and prolific ultrarunner and multi-sport athlete. She has over 100 trail race finishes, including multiple 100 mile finishes per year, and shared her knowledge of racing, training and mental attitude with us.Intro music: Joseph McDade - Elevation: https://josephmcdade.com/music/elevationSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/themile99interview)

For Episode 041, Mikey and Justin interview Natraj Vairavan, an Irvington high school junior who was a contestant on Chopped Jr. in NYC, featured in the Mercury News and has recently released a cookbook on Amazon. Hear his progression of cooking and learn more with tips he offers for a beginning cook. Leave a review, subscribe, or like on your preferred podcast platform and share the show with your friends and family! Peace.

The question of Tether's influence on crypto markets has long vexed practitioners and academics. In a widely-publicized 2018 paper, academics Griffin and Shams allege that Tether was being issued collusively, effectively increasing the price of Bitcoin beyond its natural level.  To learn how Tether behaves like a currency board, and to assess the veracity of the Griffin & Shams hypothesis in light of new data, we brought Ganesh Viswanath-Natraj on to the show. Ganesh is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Warwick Business School, covering international finance and macroeconomics, with a focus on foreign exchange derivatives, market microstructure and cryptocurrencies. Find the full text of the paper here, and follow Ganesh's work on his personal website.

Hello and this is episode 3 of Random Stuff with me Kishan. In this episode I have with me Naren Natraj. We both are movie buffs and in this episode we discuss, mostly movie stuff. Have fun listening. Cheers !

Ganesh viswanath-natraj is an assistant professor at Warwick Business School, with research interests in crypto currencies. He will be talking about his research on stable coins, a class of crypto currencies that aim to solve the volatility problem by pegging to the US dollar. He will also talk about future challenges in blockchain, the rise of digital currencies, ICOs and potential opportunities for sports betters moving into the crypto asset space. For more details on the research, please see https://ganeshvnatraj.netlify.com

In this episode (brought to you by D365UG), we interview Natraj Yegnaraman (@RajYRaman DreamingInCRM.com), the creator of Level Up and multiple tools in the XrmToolBox. Topics discussed – Level Up - The best tool admins love to hate – Side loading Level Up in Firefox/Edge – Solution History (XTB Plugin) – Solution Installer (XTB Plugin) – Export To Excel (XTB Plugin) – Entity Image Uploader (XTB Plugin) – Recent Items Manager (XTB Plugin) – Lazy Developers – Natraj shuns Dynamics Got questions? Have your own tool you'd like to share? Have a suggestion for a future episode? Contact Daryl and Jonas at cast@xrmtoolbox.com. Download the Level Up from the Chrome Extensions Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/level-up-for-dynamics-crm/bjnkkhimoaclnddigpphpgkfgeggokam , Also download the XrmToolBox from https://www.xrmtoolbox.com and install Natraj's plugins from the plugin store! Your hosts: Daryl LaBar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daryllabar/ @ddlabar Jonas Rapp: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rappen/ @rappen Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

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Rathinavani 90.8 Community Radio Broadcast Interview with Coimbatore King TV Proprietor Mr. Natraj! World Television Day is not so much a celebration of the tool, but rather the philosophy which it represents. Television represents a symbol for communication and globalization in the contemporary world. Mr. Natraj opens up on domestic business regarding the broadcast of Coimbatore local TV channels in-spite of lack of commercials and digital media competition. Rathinavani 90.8 CR Special Broadcast on World TV Day !!

Rathinavani 90.8 Community Radio Listener & Visionary Challenged Fanatic Mr. Farook Bhadsha review talk about our RCAS students radio shows. Namely Mr. Natraj from MJMC for his VOC Park Events, Ms. Sai Sree from English department for her artistic Tamil poem collections & Ms. Danu ma from Psychology department for her effective moral stories. We are very sure about Mr. Farook's appreciations - It was not an easy task to reach common man feelings. We, R90.8 thank all our students who are all giving their creative & effective works for our community listeners empowerment. Awesome Guys. As Steve Allen quotes “Radio is the theater of the mind; television is the theater of the mindless.”. Stay Tune with Rathinavani 90.8 Community Radio, Coimbatore.

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Change is challenging for anyone, but relocating from one side of the country to another is a lot of change, and to move from the traditional culture of India to America is especially significant.  As we wrap up our series of shows on journeys, we have a discussion with someone who made this physical and emotional journey, and find out what lessons came along with this significant life shift. Sharadha Natraj was born in Calcutta, India. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in German from Bombay University, with the intention of becoming a translator for technical documents in German and Japanese. Her plans abruptly changed when she moved to the Midwestern US in 1985, shortly after her wedding.  Once in the US, Shardha received a graduate degree in Library Studies from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. She has been a librarian since 1988, and has worked in research and public libraries, notably the Holocaust Memorial Center Library in West Bloomfield, Michigan and the Wauwatosa Public Library. She currently works at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Architecture and Urban Planning, where she is the Director of the Resource Center, provides guidance to students with research and job searches, and is the Executive Assistant to the Dean. Sharadha loves to cook, bake, read, connect with her two adult sons, and spend time with friends.

This concert features the group Natraj, which blends Indian classical music, West African traditional music, and jazz into their own style; and special guest Chitravina Ravikiran.

French poet Victor Hugo has said, “Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent”. In this ChaiTime show, we will take you to the magical journey where the words will melt into music and music will fill the silence. We will be talking to, the renowned master Jazz saxophonist and Hindustani Classical Musician Phil Scarff and he is going to take us into the enchanting land of sur, taal,and raaga. Phil is a master jazz saxophonist who is pioneering the performance of North Indian classical music on soprano saxophone, exquisitely capturing the subtlety and depth of this music on this Western instrument. He also leads the acclaimed world-jazz ensemble, Natraj. Phil received extensive training in Hindustani music in Pune, India, from vocalist Pt. Shreeram Devasthali, leading sundari artist Pt. Suryakant Khaladkar, and shehnai master Pt. Shyamrao Lonkar, and in Boston, USA, from sitar master Peter Row, and vocalists Kalpana Mazumdar and Warren Senders. Phil has performed with icons of Indian classical music including Kadri Gopalnath, Ronu Majumdar, Umayalpuram K. Sivaraman, Trichy Sankaran, Chitravina Ravikiran, and Shailesh Bhagwat; as well as African master drummers Godwin Agbeli, Abubakari Lunna, Nani Agbeli, and Lamine Toure. He has performed at many well known venues and festivals which include: Nehru Center and Bombay Gymkhana Club - Mumbai; Indian Council for Cultural Relations Theater - Delhi; Maharashtra Cultural Centre - Pune; Jazz Yatra – The Indian Jazz Festival, Prayojana International Music Festival; and Ghana’s PANAFEST. Phil is featured on 30 acclaimed CDs/DVDs, which include ‘Ragas from Dusk,’ and releases by Natraj, Aardvark Jazz Orchestra, Jazz Composers Alliance Orchestra and Saxophone Quartet, Sandy Prager and National Film Preservation Foundation. For more information on Phil Scarff, his music and upcoming performances please visit: http://www.philscarff.com http://www.natrajmusic.com To purchase recordings: http://www.cdbaby.com/philscarff http://www.cdbaby.com/natraj