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Revolution in Digital Transaction at grassroot level in India.
During Kadalekai Parishe (Groundnut Festival) 24 in Malleshwaram, Bengaluru: cent percent transaction was made digitally.
More than 100 million transaction a day. RBI Survey 2020.
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This is my current street photography bag.
It's no Bilingham Hadley Bag but it is the bag that my mother used when she was in college to carry her things. Although now it isn't for notebooks but for my camera.
That camera is a FED 5B which is the first camera I have ever bought. It came with the Industar-61 lens but I was lucky enough to borrow a Jupiter-12. I just fashioned a DIY viewfinder from an old point and shoot. It's no Leica M3 w/ 35 summilux but it does what I want it to do so it is good enough :) [Although I will have that M3 in the future!!!]
Going one camera one lens per trip is the best thing I have done to improve my photographs. It slows you down, not making you worry about a lot of things, and it is very convenient for street shooting :)
See the notes to know the reasons why I included the things you see here.
credit : parker maimbourg and his canon t2i
crazy week is finally over!
midterms weren't as bad as i thought they'd be.
i'll post the link to the video this photo is from; parker is the greatest.
anyways, tomorrow i'll post a photo of mah new haaair XD the entire boy's swim team bleached their hair, and with the leftovers, us girls had some fun with our own hair.
100 days to go so i had to celebrate this mile stone with my version of an iconic image
any way what else would you do with a Nikon :~)
fr.l.t.ri.: Solveigh Hieronimus, John Schnur and Rajeeb Dey; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
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fr.l.t.ri.:Simona Bonafè, Member of the European Parliament, Sasha Havlicek, CEO Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) and Anne Bouverot, Director General of GSMA; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
Frei zur Verwendung bei Nennung der Quelle "Vodafone Institut"/Free of rights as long as the credit “Vodafone Institute” is mentioned
The Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP) is the Digital Camouflage pattern currently in use in the United States Army's Combat Uniform (ACU).
The pattern was chosen after tests in 2003 and 2004, and is based on research into Dual Texture Camouflage conducted in the 1970s.
The color scheme is composed of a gray, tan and sage green digital (or pixellated) pattern. The color black was eliminated because it does not exist in nature.
The Dual Texture Camouflage concept took over 20 years to catch on because of its pixellated pattern. No one believed “squares” in a camouflage pattern would work, but the effect eliminates the sharp outlines of solid colors.
There is some ongoing discussion about how effective the ACU really is.
The Digital Revolution has made my slide rule a relic. How quickly the change came about. I bought this slide rule in 1967 when I entered Georgia Tech as a freshman. All of the engineering majors needed to have one. I also joined a fraternity and partied hard. Everything you saw on Animal House happened in my fraternity long before the movie was ever made, including the Harley being driven through the house during a party. My fraternity has been thrown off campus two times that I know of. Long story made short, I flunked out and went into the Army.
I returned in 1972. The slide rule was still in use, but one guy in my Physics lab had a calculator. It cost about $400, a boatload of money in '72. I quit in '73 to work in the family hardware store.
I returned to Tech in '75. Nobody had a slide rule anymore. Everybody had calculators. I bought a Hewlett Packard model HP-25. It cost $175. By comparison, my tuition was $125. There were basically two calculator choices, either an HP, or a Texas Instruments. The HP used RPN (Reverse Polish Notation), which I loved. RPN requires you to enter the numbers in a stack and then perform the calculations. If you wanted to multiply 2 X 3, you would enter 2, then 3, then hit the multiply sign. If you wanted to multiply 2x3 and divide by 6x5, you would enter 2, then 3, hit multiply, then enter 6, then 5, then hit multiply, and then divide. It took a little getting used to, but you wouldn't have to enter brackets for the two multiplication operations.
I might have set a college career record by being a tenth quarter sophomore. EE3250 turned out to be my death knell. Non Linear Systems in Communication and Control. The course was all abstract, all variables, it didn't have the first number in it. My second child was on the way, my math was now close to 10 years old, and the calculator was no help, so my talents were used in the hardware field rather than as an Electrical Engineer or a Physicist.
Dr Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
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fr.l.t.ri.: Peter Matjašič (President of the European Youth Forum), Dupsy Abiola (Founder & CEO of Intern Avenue), Dr Angela Merkel (Chancellor of Germany), Vittorio Colao (CEO of Vodafone Group) and Jens Schulte-Bockum (CEO of Vodafone Germany); "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
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Vittorio Colao (m.), CEO Vodafone Group, welcoming Federal Chancellor Dr Angela Merkel outside of the Gasometer; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
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Front Row (from l. to ri.): Dupsy Abiola, Vittorio Colao, Dr Angela Merkel, Jens Schulte--Bockum, Milena Harito, Simona Bonafé, Philipp Humm, Kevin Tao, Dr Mark Speich; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
Note: the picture was edited
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Dr Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
Frei zur Verwendung bei Nennung der Quelle "Vodafone Institut"/Free of rights as long as the credit “Vodafone Institute” is mentioned
Dr Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
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Dr Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
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Dr Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
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Dr Angela Merkel and Jens Schulte-Bockum; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
Frei zur Verwendung bei Nennung der Quelle "Vodafone Institut"/Free of rights as long as the credit “Vodafone Institute” is mentioned
Dr Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany; "Digitising Europe Summit"; Gasometer, Berlin; december 2014, kick-off event "Digitising Europe Initiative"
Credit: Amin Akhtar/Vodafone Institute
Frei zur Verwendung bei Nennung der Quelle "Vodafone Institut"/Free of rights as long as the credit “Vodafone Institute” is mentioned
DLDcities is at the intersection of the digital revolution and urbanism. In SF, this yields a thrilling field. Topics include the evolution of software and how it transforms infrastructure, the urban removal of the new economy, civic engagement, creativity, social physics, Internet of Things and VC.