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Speech Processing for IP Networks
Media Resource Control Protocol (MRCP) is a new IETF protocol, providing a key enabling technology that eases the integration of speech technologies into network equipment and accelerates their adoption resulting in exciting and compelling interactive services to be delivered over the telephone. MRCP leverages IP telephony and Web technologies such as SIP, HTTP, and XML (Extensible Markup Language) to deliver an open standard, vendor-independent, and versatile interface to speech engines. Speech Processing for IP Networks brings these technologies together into a single volume, giving the reader a solid technical understanding of the principles of MRCP, how it leverages other protocols and s...
The Quiet Champions
In a world that often celebrates the grand and the grandiose, "The Quiet Champions: How Invisible Heroes Change the World" shines a light on the unsung heroes among us - the mentors, the believers, the supporters, and the everyday individuals who silently change lives and shape communities through their acts of service, compassion, and unwavering commitment to uplifting others. This transformative book takes readers on a journey through the profound impact of quiet champions, revealing how their seemingly small gestures of kindness, words of encouragement, and selfless deeds create ripples that touch countless lives and span generations. Through inspiring stories and powerful insights, it de...
Mainstream Maverick
The first scholarly book on John Hughes examines Hollywood's complex relationship with genre, the role of the auteur in commercial cinema, and the legacy of favorites such as Sixteen Candles and Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
Now I Know More
"Contains 100 anecdotes of trivia ranging from science, sports, to pop culture"--Provided by publisher.
Around Delta Lake
Delta Lake is interwoven in the fabric of the lives of those who live in the towns of Western and Lee, which are situated on its shore. Western was established in 1797 and Lee in 1812. People like Gen. William Floyd, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, helped settle Western, where he was eventually buried. The first town board meeting for the combined communities was held in the home of the Sheldon brothers, early settlers of the Lee area, and descendants of other early settlers still inhabit the area today. The small village of Delta was flooded to make way for Delta Lake, which would supply water to the states canal system and give Lee and Western a body of water that now hosts one of the best state parks in the Northeast. Around Delta Lake: Lee and Western showcases memories of the Bowman and Westernville Hotels, mud-truck racing, and annual field days in both towns.
A Community of Scholars
The Columbia University Seminars, founded in 1945, represent a distinctive experiment in academia. Scholars from different disciplines and institutions, as well as practitioners and other experts, meet once a month through the academic year to study and discuss subjects, sometimes beyond their specialties. Through collegial discussion, participants learn from one another. Today, over ninety seminars are ongoing: some have outlived their founders, while others are just beginning. A Community of Scholars is a seventy-fifth anniversary celebration of the founding of The University Seminars. It brings together essays by seminar chairs and other leading participants that exemplify the diversity a...
The Etchingham Letters
A novel of polite society told in a series of conversational letters chiefly between Sir Richard Etchingham, a widower in Wessex (lately retired from Indian service), and his beloved sister Miss Elizabeth Etchingham of London.
