Podcasts about Sarang

In the initial days of the monsoon, I went to Bhopal to spend a day with four-time sitting MLA and cabinet Minister of Madhya Pradesh Vishwas Sarang for this episode. Before we sat down for a chat, Mr. Sarang offered to see 'Jan Darshan' We discussed personal life and from politics not by default but politics from choice, we also discussed the his relationship with his father & honourable Prime minister Narendra Modi Tighten your seat belts because this episode is a deep dive of political podcast that no one offered over internet.

Satu keluarga mengakhiri hidup di dalam rumah yang ditempati Pak Badar dan keluarga, sehingga banyak kejadian horor yang dialaminya termasuk warga sekitar, di Bogor tepatnya, rumah yang seharusnya nyaman, ternyata banyak menyimpak kisah misteri dibaliknya. Bagaimana kisah selengkapnya? Simak video berikut, jangan lupa berikan like dan komentarnya Copyright 2024, Lentera Malam --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lentera-malam8/support

MALAM SERAM, PODCAST CERITA SERAM | BUKAN SEKADAR CERITA SERAMSuka bacaan kisah-kisah seram, sila subscribe ke saluran Malam Seram! Malam Seram LIVE show Isnin hingga Khamis 11 malam dan Jumaat 11.59 malam MALAM SERAM adalah segmen LIVE perkongsian pengalaman seram dan misteri. Anggap ia hanya sekadar perkongsian sahaja. Jangan mudah percaya dan terlalu taksub dengan apa yang anda dengar!MALAM SERAM The Horror Talk Show Bukan Sekadar Cerita Seram.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/malam-seram--3347472/support.

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“The characteristics of jazz help. Its sense of improvisation, individualism, sound, and rhythm are all present and important in graphic design, too.” - Niklaus Troxler, who have been improvising with letterforms like Jazz Musicians since 1960s. In my opinion, a Poster is a mix of typeface and graphics communicating something. In here, typeface matters a lot. To discuss this and more, today we have Sarang Kulkarni with us. Sarang is a type designer and co-founder of Ektype. He also has his own agency called as The White Crow where he does branding and typography work. This Audiogyan will be in English and Marathi. Questions What according to you is Type / Akshar? Massimo Vignelli said that he is comfortable with half a dozen typefaces lasting a lifetime. Rest all is visual pollution. What's the need for more typefaces? What triggers a need for new typefaces? Medium, Language, Expression, Enhancement, Technology, Content? Are there ways to systematically study and distinguish between an improvisation of a typeface versus a different typeface? For eg, Mukta and Modak have different anatomy, so we can say that they are 2 different fonts. But can we say that Inter is an improvised version of Helvetica? You deal with a lot of abstract forms as well. At letterbox, for eg: “k” (Marathi) can be identified if one looks at the flow or series of iterations of representing ‘k'. Can a letter form be identified in isolation? What's the extent of improvisation? How abstract one can go and still make it palatable? When can one start improvising on a typeface? When the base font is registered in everyone's mind. For eg: Can we improvise on a newly launched font set? Does improvisation in a typeface done only as an experiment can transform into the usage of mass communication? What's going on with 365 days of type and more such practices and movements? Are those improvisations? How easy or hard is it today to experiment and improvise on open-source fonts? When does the author know that the improvisation is done? Reference Reading https://www.instagram.com/1sarangkulkarni/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/ektype/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/letterbox.india/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarang-kulkarni-5898857/ https://www.behance.net/SarangKulkarni https://www.dandad.org/profiles/person/664731/sarang-kulkarni/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXwkZaIRLI4 https://whitecrow.in/ https://twitter.com/sarangkulkarni7 https://www.typoday.in/2014/sarang.html http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-86975.html https://eyeondesign.aiga.org/being-a-mumbai-type-designer-is-about-more-than-great-work-you-gotta-get-the-lingos-and-theres-hundreds-of-them/ https://design.google/library/anek-multiscript https://kyooriusdesign.awardsengine.com/?action=ows:entries.details&e=135402&project_year=2023 https://homegrown.co.in/homegrown-voices/ek-type https://www.adi.org.in/events/adiamd-many-worlds-of-type https://vimeo.com/133792269

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Picture this: unlocking the secrets of the complex world of carbon markets, and in doing so, driving both environmental performance and social impact. Today, we're sitting down with none other than Sarang Murthy from Native, a leading voice in corporate sustainability, to take you on that journey. We're going to tackle the intricacies of the global carbon market, from trust and transparency to a shifting regulatory landscape, and dive into how initiatives like the ICVCM (the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market) and VCMI (Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative) are setting new rules to increase accountability.Have you ever wondered about the implications of cheaper offsets on the carbon market? We will answer that question and more in our deep-dive into the economics of 'low hanging fruit' and nature-based solutions. Sarang will guide us through understanding the importance of a sound climate strategy and the role of regulations like ARTICLE 6 and the UNFCCC in shaping the voluntary carbon market. Prepare to have your perspective broadened and your knowledge deepened on this critical topic.Finally, we will explore Forest Trends, discussing their reports on the voluntary carbon market, and potential concerns associated with a surplus of credits. We'll navigate the dynamics of carbon offsetting, and discuss the hope surrounding a goal of reaching $75 per ton by 2030 to limit global warming. This is a conversation you won't want to miss. Join us on this insightful journey as we explore how corporations can effectively use carbon offsets to drive environmental performance and positive social impact.Dirigo Collective Website

Pyeonghwa and Daeul get some revenge on the people in their lives, and Sarang reconsiders her relationship with Won --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

¿Tu también quieres vivir el sueño de k-drama y encontrar el amor coreano?Este es tu episodio chingu, pues hablamos de cómo encontrar pareja en Corea, de las relaciones siendo extranjero y del amorts vaya, de la mano de nuestro buen chingu Juan. Que tiene la info verídica y la experiencia (propia y ajena) sobre este tema, pues lo vió y vivió en la tierra del kimchi. Acompáñanos a la plática de este “Cuéntame chingu”, para continuar con el chisme que dejamos cortado, como novela de viernes y recuerda que si tienes preguntas o curiosidad acerca de este tema o algo más de Corea ¡cuéntanos chingu!#HazBarrioGhosteaaunCoreano-Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales para saber más de estos tips de idioma, mantenerte al pendiente de nuestros episodios y conocer el resto de contenido que compartimos:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entrechingus/Twitter: https://twitter.com/entre_chingus

The news about Sarang and Won is made public, so chairman Gu sends Sarang away. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Sarang quickly gets over her boyfriend getting engaged to another woman and is delighted to care for his nephew. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Sarang learns how her mom was a great lady and Won acts sus about it. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

The 100th anniversary goes off with just one hitch. Most importantly, Sarang and Won can't get horny. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Sarang and Won go on vacation together with a 3rd, 4th, 5th and temporary 6th wheel. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Won and Sarang finally start communicating with each other and they set off on vacation together. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Samir asks Sarang to marry him which might be the push that Won needs to do something about his love for Sarang. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

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Won is lowkey about to cause an international incident because he cannot stand watching Sarang get attention from any man who is not himself. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Sarang starts to understand how Won feels about her, but it's not long before Won manages to fuck it up. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Si quieres sonreír, solo di: ¡Heeermès!Hoy hacemos el review del K-Drama [King the Land] Esta clásica comedia romántica que nos muestra la relación entre un heredero acaudalado y encantador y su dedicada empleada, cuya sonrisa es irresistible.Acompáñanos a desmenuzar esta historia, sus clichés y a fangirlear por esta pareja de idols de 2da generación que amamos.*¡SPOILER ALERT! Este review es sin censura, aquí hablamos de todo y hasta damos las “calificaciones entre chingus”. -Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entrechingus/Twitter: https://twitter.com/entre_chingus

Won and Sarang take each other out to dinner and exposes the other to their different lifestyles. Sarang finds herself in a predicament. Studies: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9947719/, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23815455/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

King Hotel needs to up their sales, but Won is too invested in trying to get Sarang to like him. He tries to get her to come around in all the wrong ways. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Sarang and Won are forced to spend a night together in an off the coast of Jeju which sparks some feelings in one of them. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Sarang and Won are forced to spend time together. Sarang and her boyfriend start to have problems. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

Sarang Sikander - Panjven Ton Pahadi (EP76) - Punjabi Podcast with SangtarReleased July 14, 2023In this episode of Punjabi Podcast, Sangtar talks to Sarang Sikander, son of late legendary singer Sardool Sikander. Sarang talks about his childhood, his father's influence on him, and his own journey as a singer and music composer. He also shares some interesting stories about his father, including the time when Sardool Sikander was recording his Shahkar album Husna De Malko.This episode is a must-listen for fans of Sardool Sikander and Punjabi music. Sarang is a talented singer and composer in his own right, and he shares some great insights into his father's life and work. The episode is also a touching tribute to a legend of Punjabi music.More at https://www.PunjabiPod.com - Thanks for supporting, sharing and following Punjabi Podcast.

In this special series of The President's Inbox on climate change, Sarang Shidore, the director of studies and senior research fellow at the Quincy Institute, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss the impact of climate change in the Bay of Bengal region. This series is made possible by a grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York.    Mentioned on the Podcast   Sarang Shirdore, Climate Security and Instability in the Bay of Bengal Region For an episode transcript and show notes, visit us at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/what-climate-change-means-bay-bengal-sarang-shidore 

We meet Sarang, a woman who dreams of working at King Hotel and Won, the man whose family owns the hotel. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kdrama-rants/support

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In the latest episode of F1 FanFiction, we discuss the eventful weekend in Austria. We address the tragic death of the Dutch driver Dilano Van't Hoff on the Kimmel Strait, emphasizing the dangers of the sport. Moving on to the F1 race, we highlight the exciting sprint race in wet conditions, with Max's expected win. We analyze strategic decisions, penalties, and standout performances while mentioning the impact of the Virtual Safety Car on Ferrari and Red Bull's results. In this episode we discuss: Jetpack Man had a great fall

On Thursday, India's prime minister, Narendra Modi comes to Washington and will address a joint session of Congress. There are a lot of expectations for this visit, as Washington really wants India to be a strategic partner in its China containment strategy. But India has its own interests, and while it is more than happy to work with the U.S. on trade, economic development, and even military tech and industrial capabilities, it has taken its own course on China and as we know, Ukraine. So what, if anything, will both sides get out of this week's visit? Quincy Institute scholar Sarang Shidore sets the table for us, on the relationship that the U.S. wants with India, and the relationship that actually exists.In the first segment, Kelley and Dan talk about the building pressure on NATO members to come up with a blueprint for Ukraine membership — or a non-NATO arrangement that is the next best thing to Article 5.More by Sarang Shidore:1) Indonesia's audacious Ukraine play is a message from the Global South, Responsible Statecraft, 6/5/232) Climate Security and Instability in the Bay of Bengal Region, Council on Foreign Relations, 4/19/233) Is the US Going Too Far in Its Alliance With the Philippines? The Diplomat, 4/11/23Thanks for reading Crashing the War Party! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit crashingthewarparty.substack.com

Get ready for the wildest ride of the year at the Monaco Grand Prix 2023! Imagine Max Verstappen defying rain-soaked chaos to triumph in his Red Bull, leaving Fernando Alonso from Aston Martin and Esteban Ocon in his Alpine trailing in his wet and watery wake. It was a race where the streets of Monte Carlo turned into a slippery water park, drivers spun out like synchronized swimmers, and Max emerged as the soggy superhero.  We have a special guest this time, Gaurav Jain, a longtime fan of the sport who brought some great insights to the episode. We had a great technical mishap, and this episode was made by putting in all our blood sweat and tears! So, you had better listen to the whole thing! Checkout the store The Checkered Store for some great F1 tee shirts. In this episode we discuss: Max's car didn't get Pirelli's memo. “Can I overtake Hamilton?” – George Russell

Hi PDT Podcast listeners, it has been quite some time that we have last uploaded an episode but we are glad to say that we may be quiet but not gone. In this special episode, we asked pastor Heru to share his experience and thoughts about his visit to Sarang Church in Korea where he had joined a 2 weeks seminar regarding church discipleship. Sarang church is a church that had grown to about 60,000 members, mainly through their cohesive and rigorous discipleship program and we, in the podcast, think that its something that we should share as well to more believers in Indonesia. Hopefully this episode may encourage us to think more about discipleship in our respective churches. Tune in and be blessed! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pdt-podcast/message

Collaborative technologies like blockchain promise the ability to improve business processes between entities in any domain, radically lowering the "cost of trust." Sarang Bhoyar joins Priyadarshini D. to discuss the adoption and limitations of blockchain in the Indian context.--Episode ContributorsSarang Bhoyar is currently the head of blockchain (Centre of Excellence) at the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). He has more than two decades of rich IT experience across technologies, roles, and geographies. Previously, he has worked with Infosys, with his last appointment at Infosys being that of the blockchain programme manager. His past experience of setting up Offshore Development Centers in India for global clients enabled him to set up Blockchain Centres of Excellence (COEs) from the ground up. He is now on a mission to make blockchain technology mainstream.Priyadarshini D. is an associate fellow with the Technology and Society Program at Carnegie India. She is interested in researching emerging issues at the intersection of law, technology, and finance.--

With a determination to make a significant contribution to the male-dominated logistics industry, she has been fighting tooth and nail to combat a lot of logistics dysfunctions. Advancing through a series of ideas, Miss Zaiba Sarang's leadership has expanded beyond boundaries and has positively affected multiple business arenas.

Sarang Parikh, core developer of SushiSwap is here to discuss everything you need to know about one of the most famous Defi platforms in the crypto space. Hot topics such as Layer 0, staying competitive, thoughts on multichain, and Sushi's long-term plan are all well covered in this podcast.Timestamp1:35 Intro 2:08 How Sarang got into crypto3:41 What is SushiSwap?5:40 What is Sushi X Swap?8:09 What is Layer 0?18:38 How many chains do Sushi support?19:42 How Sushi stays competitive21:43 Opinion on DEXs building own cross-chain swaps?23:13 Thoughts on multichain27:50 Downsides of multichain32:20 Sushi's long-term plan34:30 OutroLinksSushi: https://sushi.com/CoinGecko: https://www.coingecko.comSocial MediaTwitter: https://twitter.com/SushiSwapCoinGecko:https://twitter.com/coingeckohttps://www.youtube.com/c/CoinGeckoTVhttps://www.instagram.com/coingecko

This episode's guest is Sarang Sharma! Sarang is a first generation Indian American Actor, Director and Stand up comedian. He also is the ceo and founder of Awry Productions, a film production company based in nyc. He's super thrilled to be on this journey and would view his career a success, if it encourages more south Asian kids to follow their dreams without being worried about fitting into generational expectations. Website: www.arewerollingyet.com AWRY IG: @awry.productions Sarang IG: @Sarangatan --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tim-heller/support

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow 1/2: #PRC: Russia: #SCO: The "No Limits" partnership meet in Samarkand & What is to be done?  Sarang Shidore, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. Weifeng Zhong, Mercatus Center. https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinas-xi-jinping-and-russias-vladimir-putin-to-showcase-growing-ties-11663243097?mod=hp_lead_pos4

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow 2/2: #PRC: Russia: #SCO: The "No Limits" partnership meet in Samarkand & What is to be done?  Sarang Shidore, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. Weifeng Zhong, Mercatus Center. https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinas-xi-jinping-and-russias-vladimir-putin-to-showcase-growing-ties-11663243097?mod=hp_lead_pos4

Indian Defence Modernisation with indigenisation is the new by-word in the armed forces. S-400, Dhanush, M777, Vajra, Sarang, Vikramaditya, Subs, Tejas, small arms, bullet proof jackets - all these are giving a new edge to the might of our military. Lt. Gen. PR Shankar talks to Sanjay Dixit on these exciting developments.

Now Governor Abbott Wants More Action on Mental Health After Calling on Texans to Buy More Guns, Tweeting "Let's Pick up the Pace Texans" | Our Gun Culture and Its Historical Roots | The Chinese Foreign Minister's Tour of Pacific Island Nations Has the U.S. and Australia Alarmed backgroundbriefing.org/donate twitter.com/ianmastersmedia facebook.com/ianmastersmedia

Clive, Darren and Nick- in supplemental bonus mode-  take a further look at some Southeast Asian vampiric creatures and an impressive goiter. Absolutely NOT ...in ShawScope!

Drug policy in Russia is -– no surprise -- highly repressive. But that was not entirely the case in the early 2000s, when dozens of harm reduction programs operated around the country and a drug liberalization law resulted in fifty thousand people being released from prison. Anya Sarang is probably Russia’s best known harm reduction advocate. We discussed the evolution of illicit drug use, markets and policies in her country, including the transformative impact of the rapid shift to online drug markets a few years ago; the fanatical hostility of Russia’s narcological establishment to methadone and other opioid substitution treatment; and the rise, fall and bare survival of harm reduction activism and services in an ever more repressive country. We also talked about how President Putin’s drug policies compare with drug policies elsewhere in Asia and the former countries of the Soviet Union, and the ways in which his approach to illicit drugs foreshadowed the broader repression now underway in Russia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep26: Healing Energy of Nurse Coaching- Sara Choi, BSN, RN, CEN, HNB-BC, IHWC-BC Highlights "...health is multifaceted, and it's a journey, and it incorporates so many different medical systems and modalities of healing and approaches." ~Sara Choi Ah-ha MomentsNurse Coaching can be combined with any and many healing modalities like Healing Touch, Reiki, Sound Healing, yoga, meditation, guided imagery, aromatherapy, nourishment, movement and more!Nurse Coaching can be used at the bedside with patients, with colleagues, in communities, doctors' offices, insurance companies, in private practice, in colleges and any other area you can dream of!A Nurse may see the tools and journey of Nurse Coaching as a way to begin healingSelf-care must be a priority to stay energetic and joyful in Nursing practiceListen to your heart for what is truly calling you in your lifeWhat signs have you been ignoring that are keeping you from your true passion as a Nurse and human being?Links and ResourcesTeam Lavender: How one hospital supports employee well-being article10 Steps to Start Your Own BusinessSarang HealingIntegrative Nurse Coach Certificate ProgramThe Business of Nurse Coaching Specialty Program

Hello hello hello Welcome to another installment of Ink n Bones: Game Day. We will be jumping back into our game Lament of Serverance and starting in earnest. Before we can do so however let's discuss a few things. Namely, schedule, I'm currently producing bi weekly content, this will change to a weekly AP on Fridays and bi weekly commentary on Mondays as normal. I am still working some format kinks out and appreciate any feedback you have. If you are not apart of The Inkyard smash that subscribe button for your next Exceptional Yes and may the bones be ever in your favor. Already part of The Inkyard, share this with someone who'd enjoy it.Last TimeYou can check out our character creation here.Having played through a bit of backstory between Kal and Atliss.I had to make a decision do we keep with that theme or move directly into the story? Normally I like to build out a ton of backstory but I'd like to discover Kal along side you. So here are somethings we can infer starting out. Kal might have a chip on his shoulder. We also got a back story NPC Old Man Worthy. I've no idea where the story will take us but let's touch base with our Oracle and get started.Adventure SetupFirst let's roll up a scene setup Event focus; d100 -> [93] -> npc positiveMeaning; 2d100 -> [71, 78] -> trick massesSo our Event focus is an NPC Positive the Meaning is trick masses? We are going to interpret this but in order to do that I want to learn a bit more about this NPC. Let's go to the UNE supplement! 2d100 -> [55, 90] -> Elderly CharmerTheir motivation? 2d100 -> [66, 40] -> Persecute The ChurchOh boy 🤣 the dice are in kahoots today it seems. So an Elderly Charmer with a motive to Persecute the Church.Something good happened that furthers his motives to Persecute the Church. I'm 🤔 thinking it may not have been him who tricked the masses. From here on I'll be using the Mythic Variations Fate Check ✅ as a stand in for the fate chart oracle. Makes things a bit snappier. Here are the basics you need to know.Roll 3d10. 2d10 for your Fate die and 1d10 for your Chaos die. Adding modifiers for odds. Our Fate die must roll above an 11 for our answer to be yes.Was there something revealed about the church? Odds: Likely CF3 2d10+2+2 -> [5, 7]+2+2 -> Yess!!d10 -> [3] -> ExceptionalOh boy so we have to talk a little bit more about the CF here. When we roll within the Range of the CF which is ≤ 3 some things happen based on our Fate Die.If Fate Die are:Odd|Exceptional answer.Even|Random EventDoubles|Exceptional and RandomWhich for us this means this is an exceptional yes.What was revealed? Detail check CF3 2d10+2 -> [10, 7]+2 -> CalmAction meaning: 2d100 -> [65, 16] -> Inquire IntriguesDescriptor: 2d100 -> [6, 97] -> awkwardly warmAlrighty so our Scene Setup is Something was revealed about the church which furthers our elderly charmers motive of persecution of said church. Calm we will interpret as it being the neutrality of the church. Their truce is a falsehood of some kind. Oh I got it. This NPC has found evidence that the church uses some level of compulsion or suggestion to keep the peace amongst their followers. It is stripping people of their will and is used to extract secrets and information from the laymen and nobles alike. Pretty broad strokes, but I think this is a solid set up. Kal is newly out to adventure the world, so we'll say he is tasked with finding the one responsible for spreading these 'rumors' about mind control we'll see if there is any merit to it. This all reminds me of two very specific characters.So we will name this NPC Mindsrel Titanshard, why? We will be setting this in the starting city of Sericun Petrum. A city built in conjunction with my main group using Sorry Did You Say Street Magic and Ex Novo.(some of my favorite worldbuilding games) This description simply fits the narrative we have setup about Mindsrel, a bard who spends his days in front of the sanctuary orating on the folly of belief in the gods or the church. Having Contextualized everything we can jump into the narrative.SeriKal made his way into the city of Sericum Petrum with his Scalehound, Atliss in tow. The city wasn't overly big but it was pretty old, and densely populated. Atliss slipped a large tusk beneath Kal's arm and stayed tight at his heel. He'd been instructed to make his way to The Sanctuary, to begin his rite, the Lorn March, a pilgrimage out of the glade. Kalzussis was no stranger to the near by cities and towns of Cham Roulan and the southern Cimdel forest. He'd traveled to the Shimmering Lake and explored the grounds of the World Spire. He was a pain. The Lorn was sacred in its way, to leave the Glade possibly never to return, not to Kal. There was a pride about him that made it impossible for him not to want to make his mark. Here he was the youngest of his brood to venture on this path. He grinned and took in the sights.He was to meet with Rongar Primem the Keeper, at The Sanctuary. Impossible to miss, that's what Old man Worthy told him any way. A large ornate building with white smoke coming from the courtyard, smells of mint and vetiver. Can't follow the smoke, follow the smell. Granted even with clear instructions the amount of people made it hard to navigate to The Sanctuary, the street rats and urchins were out en mass looking to beg, or snatch what coin they could. Easily dissuaded with a bit of guile from Kal. Using Atliss as a scapegoat, offering rides instead of coin in exchange for a guide. Which made his journey that much longer. He didn't mind though, the children were knowledgeable in ways adults weren't. Pointing out the different landmarks of the city, places that had the best scraps, the nicest person in town Lady Shiversalt, and the spookiest people in Seri the Acolytes of Ego. Two of the small gaggle that'd been following him for the better part of the last two hours bolted when they saw the Acolytes."Rongar the Golden? That's what people call him?" Kal asked the little hobgoblin boy. The boy put out his hand wordlessly. Kal rolled his eyes and chuckled as he reached back into his pouch and pulled out a bit of cheese and a few more river stones. This had been their routine the past two hours, every few questions he needed to pay up. The kid drove a hard bargain. He bit into the river stone and then handed the cheese to Atliss as he pet him aimlessly. "Aye, that's what the Acolytes have started to call him. He's different, still nice, but different." He shrugged and looked up pulling at Kal's tunic. "That's him."At the gates to The Sanctuary stood two men some three to four decades his senior having what looked to be an argument."YOU WILL NOT SILENCE ME RONGAR! THE PEOPLE WILL KNOW. YOU ARE NO MORE A SAINT THAN I! YOU COWARD!" The flamboyantly dressed half elf spat at the mans feet. The man Kal assumed to be Rongar, an almond skinned Elderly Half- Orc, with golden eyes and golden hair, wisp of silvery white at his temples. The creases in his cheeks and around the eyes said he was used to laughing. Now he just looked tired."Mindsrel, you gossip. I have done you the kindness these few years of allowing you to continue your slander before The Sanctuary. We welcome all under the simple request they stay any grudges they may have at these gates.""YOU-” Rongar's hand snapped up, his eyes cold.“I was not finished," he gave a nod to some of the fellowship as they passed through the gate his eyes warm once again, "As I was saying, you can continue to spew your maladies as much as you like Howler5. The issue comes when it begins to stir commotion within these walls. There was yet another report of one of your ilk, defacing altars with false and inadequate sacrament." Rongar's face knotted “and in my opinion simply filthy.”“Simply means others are starting to learn the truth, Keeper, or should I start calling you The Golden One?" Said the half-elf.Rongar sighed and waved a hand dismissively. "Go Howler, there is no telling what might happen.""That a threat?""A warning that you have enemies and I am but an old fool who thinks you a friend, Howler Mindsrel. I can’t keep them from you if you press me so."Mindsrel scoffed and gave Rongar another once over.“Nor I yours from you…friend.” He gave a flourishing bow and walked away. He paused for a second and locked eyes with Kalzussis and gave a tip of his hat before he disappeared into the crowd. Kal turned to speak to the children who'd 'guided' him.only to see them pattering off after the Howler, who could be heard lifting into song. He chuckled to himself“Forest breeze upon you, I take it you are Rongar the Keeper of the Sanctuary? I am Kalzussis, child of Elava.” Kal said as he stepped forward to greet Rongar. Rongar stood with rubbing his temples visibly calming himself. He squinted and smiled exhaustedly.“Yes, I received a letter of your arrival a few days ago. Come, come there is much to discuss. Your companion is welcome within as well,” he said smiling at Atliss. Rongar bowed slightly in the Elava tradition of greeting and motioned for them to enter. Kalzussis made note of the of grey clad figures walking briskly with buckets down one hall.“Apologies for the commotion. There have been a number of problems with the Howler outside our gates as of late.” There came a shout from the hall Kal made note of. He could see Rongars almond cheeks flush. “Do pardon any distractions as best you can, we are currently in the process of clean up. Other wise your welcome would have been a proper Elav one.”Kal shook his head. He was never one for ceremony. “Im here to start my March tis all. A welcome is unnecessary.” he said“You could have gone any where to do that young Elav.” Rongar said “Are not all Lorn Marches started hear at The Sanctuary?” Kal asked.“Ah a misconception, at some point during your march you are to stop here to pay respects.” “Respects?” He asked a bit confusedRongar chuckled a bit, “They did mention you weren't exactly an Elav devout. Yes your respects to Eas-Azï that your passage and path be clear, where you step again you do so anew. Along thier travels many of the Elava happen to stop here often.”Kal nodded taking it in. He'd heard of plenty of his clan leave the glade to settle else where but he found it hard to believe they would settle in a city. They rounded a corner and down two flights of stairs before the floor plan opened up once again into another large courtyard. This one about half the size in length but what it lacked in length it made up for in depth. There were a full eight stories beneath him. He smiled at the massive Cimdel Iiappa,The Living Tree in the common tongue, the smell, like a taste of home.“That's a-” Kalzussis started.“An Iiappa,” Rongar finished, “that it is. As it grows members of your Clan and others like the followers of Itar. Come to prune it's branches. The wood is then used to fashion remedies and cure ailments. Your clan specifically is the only clan granted the privilege of fashioning weapons from this particular Tree. That is if she deems it so.”Kalzussis looked at Rongar with a raised eyebrow. “Is this where respects are paid as well?”“No, the altar is through that arch there. He pointed at the second floor.” He then pointed at the fourth floor. “Floors four through seven are lodging. Floor eight is kitchen and mess. The third floor is for those who have been accepted and only those who have been accepted.” Rongar said“Itano said he had no doubts about you. So you can relax.”Kal's smile faded, ‘Itano had been the one to write the letter?’ He thought He turned to Rongar holding his head a bit higher. “Direbone knows little about me. He may have raised me but he was no father.” Kal said.Rongar gave a gentle smile. The same kind of smile Old Man Worthy would give him when he would run out to his neck of the woods, that same patient knowing smile. “Yes,he said something to that effect. You have no need to be on guard here. Your march is your own young Elav.” Rongar said placing a hand on his shoulder.“When you've finished meet me in the upper courtyard. There is one other thing we ought to discuss. Or more accurately a request I have of you.”‘Right, of course that bastard wouldn't claim me.’ Kal nodded to shake the thought from his head. He gave a smile that didn't touch his eyes.He made his way down the stairs. He was met by two Elav sisters, they didn't speak but held their hands out stretched. Kal sighed, slowly disarming himself, he handed over his weapons and pack. As the sisters disappeared to put away his things. He stood in silence the sound of their feet echoed back to him. On either side of the arch way leading to the court yard was a basin. He knew the drill, and begrudgingly stripped to wash. The mud and dirt from travel dropped into the cracks and crevices of the stonework at his feet. Down the slope and to the basin of the Iiappa in the courtyard. As he finished there stood a sister silent as always. She held for him a simple brown Sarang and Iiappa oil. He wrapped the Sarang about his person and anointed himself from head to toe. Before heading to the chamber of Azï. The door was heavy, cut from an ancient Kest Tree. The polished pink amber in the middle of the door glowed with an inner fire. Inside was a small room, floor covered in Ash, in the center an altar made of intricately woven branches. Whether they were stone or live was hard to tell. Upon it sat a single burning flower, untouched by the heat it bloomed with the seasons. Kalzussis began his sacrament. Walking about the altar he sang and marched until the stone walls resonated and the ash danced and shook with the rhythm. He sang and marched until all he could feel was the heat, the flames of rebirth. He flopped on to the ground the single flower nearly a bonfire the ash covered nearly ever inch of him. After he took a second to calm his pounding heart he went to the altar. Place his hands in the fire and began to bathe in the flames. Licking away the oil, and sweat, the ash left him feeling invigorated as he left the small chamber. The sisters met him at the archway to the Iiappa. The one on his left gave him a small wooden knife."Is this to prune the tree?" He asked confused. Only to be met with silence as they stepped aside and beckoned him to proceed.In front of the Iiappa was a bench woven from its roots and flowers. Fairybugs lit the branches and leaves with a warm amber glow. Not knowing what to do next Kal sat down on the bench. The heaviness of the courtyard finally pressed upon him, the silence deafening. Just as it became overwhelming he heard her."Now, isn't that curious. You are no Elav." The voice cooed into his mind. He could feel the Iiappa pressing further and deeper into his skull. He pushed back to no avail."Now, child don't be stubborn. This goes easier if you aren't." The voice cooed again.He could feel its presence like vines slowly constricting his conscious. His vision blurred as pain seared through him."You are not Elav by blood, nor by choice it seems, but rather circumstance. You carry yourself with their self reliance but none of their joy. How curious a specimen. There is much you wish to prove." it said.The pain subsided and his vision clarified. "Will you grant me the strength to do so?" Kal asked."Power? Power is not what we grant. But for you we grant the closest thing to power.” From the top branches unfurled a gnarled cracked limb. Crystallized sap sparkled from the wounds."Take from me and find yourself the Ravens Slumber. The Master of the Hunt will fashion it into it's appropriate form."Kal took the wooden blade and touched it to the limb.“The Master of the Hunt?” He asked.Again, silence. That's what he hated most, the blind belief, the blind faith he needed to have. He cursed beneath his breath and started to carved into the limb.I think this is a great spot to end on. I was not expecting some of the rolls that came up at all. I was half expecting Kal to just get the option to fashion a new weapon but that goes to show you just how fickle the dice can be.But thanks again as always for being part of this journey. Excited to see how the next session plays out. What do you all think of the Howler and the Keeper? Drop your response in the comments! Get full access to Ink n Bones at theinkyard.substack.com/subscribe

The U.S. is on a mission to contain China and it hopes to accomplish this by forging enough agreements with and among partners and allies to create a security hedge against Beijing. The problem is, Washington seems to be tone-deaf and doesn't get it that a number of countries, particularly in Southeast Asia, have no interest in getting on board the anti-China train. Sarang Shidore, director of studies at the Quincy Institute and expert in Asian geopolitics and global geopolitical risk, sets the table for what could be a serious foreign policy tripwire in 2022. In the first segment, Kelley & Dan talk about the 2-year anniversary of the assassination of Qassem Soleimani and its reverberations today.More from Sarang:New Japan-Australia military pact takes anti-China coalition to new level -- Responsible Statecraft -- Jan. 6, 2021The U.S. should stop coddling abuser allies -- Dec. 13, 2021 -- Washington PostWhy South and Southeast Asia must cooperate to prevent a new Cold War amid US-China rivalry -- Oct. 5, 2021 -- SCMPDe-Risking the India Relationship: An Action Agenda for the United States -- March 10, 2021 -- Quincy Institute Subscribe at crashingthewarparty.substack.com

In this special episode for the Asian Peace Talks, seasoned journalist and veteran interviewer, Jyoti Malhotra, based in New Delhi, India, speaks with Sarang Shidore (of the Quincy Institute and Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs), on his essay for APP, "Safer Together: Why South and Southeast Asia Must Cooperate to Prevent a New Cold War in Asia". This conversation covers the growing US-China conflict, its impact on Asia, and what South and Southeast Asia can do about it. Please see link for Sarang's essay: https://ari.nus.edu.sg/app-essay-sarang-shidore/. 

By Evan Barnard In this episode, which explores climate security and the energy transition in Asia, Evan Barnard, a research fellow at the Center for Climate and Security (CCS), discusses the current state and prescience of climate security risks with Sarang Shidore. Mr. Shidore is the Director of Studies at the Quincy Institute and a Senior Research Fellow at the Council on Strategic Risks (CSR), where he has co-authored multiple CCS reports on South Asia. He is also a Senior Research Analyst at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. As a South Asia international security expert, Mr. Shidore focuses on geopolitical risk and its intersection with the global energy transition and climate change. This episode examines two recent CCS reports. The first report, Climate Security and the Strategic Energy Pathway in South Asia, includes an overview of regional natural resources, rivalries, and insecurities in Southeast Asia with expert guidance for evaluating climate change and the energy transition in the region. The second report, Melting Mountains, Mountain Tensions, explores the hydrogeopolitics of glacial water access and use among India, China, and Pakistan with an added level of security complexity. Written as part of a joint collaboration with the CSR Converging Risks Lab (CRL) and the Woodwell Climate Research Center, the report is accompanied by an interactive story map. According to Mr. Shidore, the lack of water cooperation in the region is geopolitically and geostrategically consequential. In a region that floods when the riverbanks overflow, more upstream dams are likely to result in more flooding. Also, no river treaty like the Indus Waters Treaty exists for the Brahmaputra River. Mr. Shidore encourages the upstream and downstream parties to conduct “data diplomacy,” sharing adequate data on adequate timescales to rebuild trust between the countries and reduce conflict risk. Sustained cooperation and dialogue may also open the possibility for joint humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HA/DR) operations in the region. Mr. Shidore suggests that we need greater forecasting, investment, and dialogue. Discrepancies in changes in micro-climates in South Asia can be large and challenging to forecast, but decreasing uncertainty in monsoon predictions could change South Asian agricultural livelihoods and potentially save lives. Making communities more resilient to climate change effects improves communities and the populations that live there, thus bolstering climate resilience in the region. Investment in early warning systems would also supplement the region's climate resilience to minimize the effects of sudden events like flooding. In the inevitable cases of friction over the use of the Brahmaputra and Indus Rivers, avenues for dialogue to build trust and confidence can help resolve these conflicts.For further reading, please check out the CCS Climate Security and the Strategic Energy Pathway in South Asia report, the CRL Melting Mountains, Mountain Tensions report, and the CRL Melting Mountains, Mountain Tensions story map.

Episode Notes Show Highlights (0:06:13) Building Mindfullness into Kathak Practice (0:09:47) Transitioning from being a student to teaching (0:15:43) Relationship with the word Guru (0:19:59) The Jaipur Gharana for Swati di (0:27:26) Common misconceptions of the Jaipur Gharana (0:31:15) The relationship with a Bandish (0:34:11) The personality of a bandish (0:36:39) What it means to perform (0:39:30) Being your own teacher and your audience (0:41:43) The common pain points of kathakas (0:43:29) Most memorable performances Swati Sinha is one of the foremost practitioners of Kathak today. Having learnt the nuances of the Jaipur style of Kathak from the great master Pt Rajendra Gangani at the Kathak Kendra New Delhi, she has committed herself to practicing and propagating the art form. She has performed widely all over the globe and her performances have always been appreciated. A bright and vivacious artiste she has gained praise from connoisseurs and critics alike. Sharp yet graceful movements combined with command over deft and intricate rhythm patterns, lithe footwork and subtle, poignant expressions, mark her style. The right blend of 'taalim' and' upaj' i.e. the practiced aspect and improvisational aspect, find a place in her recitals. An 'A' grade artist of Doordarshan she has performed in major cultural events such as Khajuraho Dance Festival; Soorya festival, Trivandrum; Konark festival; Kathak Mahotsava, Delhi; Delhi International Arts Festival; The Danube Carnival, Budapest to name a few. She has also toured China, South Africa and South Korea for performances sponsored by ICCR. Swati also gives Lecture Demonstrations in schools in rural areas besides the major cities for organisations such as IRCEN and SPIC-MACAY thereby contributing to creating an awareness about our culture in the far flung villages as well. Carrying the mantle of a tradition forward as a performer, choreographer and guru Is indeed a daunting task: but she does it all with elan. Her creative streak led her to explore various themes which she presented through her choreographic work, such as 'Anvarat', based on the cosmic cycle; 'Chand Pravah', based on the grammar defined in Natyashastra for the choreography festival in Delhi; 'Of love nature and devotion' based on the poetry of Guru Rabindranath Tagore for his 150th year celebration. She choreographed on the poetry of great Sufi saints such as Bulle Shah,Kabir and Shah Hussain for the ICCR tour to South Africa in 2012 and directed “SAMPRAVAH an amalgamation of four classical dance styles of SWATI SINHA performer choreographer guru India for the Sarang festival in South Korea. She has also performed duets with Flamenco. All her productions aim to keep the sanctity of the style intact. For her contribution to the field of Kathak she has been awarded the “Women Achievers Award” by the Women's International Network and the “Glory Award” by the Jalota Welfare Foundation and the Guru Kelucharan Mahapatra Yuva Prativa Samman by Srjan, Bhubaneshwar. A complete artiste is the one who understands and accepts the responsibility of Carrying a tradition forward. She has established ‘Sampada' where a perfect blend of the traditional, and institutionalised training style is followed. Knowledge of Yoga, Classical music and Literature along with study and understanding of cultures beyond our own, are provided to the students. A holistic approach is undertaken for creating not merely performers but artistes who can preserve and add new dimensions to Kathak. Swati is the founder Secretary of Ras Raj Foundation for the arts which aims to take our classical dance and music to the grass root level. Ras Raj Foundation works with the underprivileged section of the society and organises performances and lec-dems of the traditional art forms of India. Title Track Audio Credit: Doug Maxwell | Bansure Raga

Russian GP held at Sochi Autodrom is usually one of the dullest races, and boy were we surprised! With 3 different people leading the race in different parts of the race, and rain completely putting the grid on its head, it gave us one of the best Russian GPs! With only 2 points separating the championship contenders and only 7 races to go, we are in for a exciting championship battle! In this Episode we discuss: 100th vs 1st