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Another successful KAP session for World Wide KAP Week 2014, this time at Michigan Technological University. I could not have asked for a nicer spring day to fly. Winds were largely reliable, though whenever I'd get close to the big trees it'd begin to slacken and threaten my camera. The winds know when the danger is highest!
Photo taken by a camera suspended from a kite - kite aerial photography, or KAP for short
TECH cocktail Chicago 13 Sponsored by Sandbox Industries, Saper Law and FR&R
Photo (CC) Jen Consalvo www.jenconsalvo.com. Feel free to use image - link back to the original picture on Flickr and credit as shown.Â
At PMA's Tech Knowledge Symposium, attendees learned about groundbreaking technologies leading companies in the industry are deploying today with real-world results. They connected with tech partners and gained trusted information about tools that can manage labor, speed workflow and eliminate redundancies.
Kevin Rouviere from Newtek, Russell Tammany from Xponentia and TWiT, and Alex Gumpel from TWiT at the Newtek Christmas party.
We partnered with Mobile Future to host the TechCocktail & Mobile Future SXSW Lunch, where we brought together leaders from across the country working in the wireless space.
Session on ‘Tech Rocketships’ was held on Wednesday, 9 November. In this picture, (L-R) Alpesh Patel - Global Entrepreneurship Programme, Department for International Trade (DIT), Ashok Trivedi - IGATE Corporation, Raman Roy - Entrepreneur, Emma Sinclair - Enterprise Jungle, Mohandas Pai - Board of Manipal Global, Saurabh Srivatava - Indian Angel Network, Ajay Chaudry - Urban Institute, Sanjeev Bikchandani - Naukri.com, Vijaya Kumar – Entrepreneur and Amo Kalar - British High Commission.
The session was held as part of the India-UK TECH Summit in New Delhi, 7-9 November 2016. Follow us on Twitter @UKinIndia
tGDP really felt like a startup today with some professional office space, a buncha laptops, and all of our recording gear. The only way it could have felt better is if we were in a coffee shop.
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We headed to the Big Apple for a Tech Cocktail mixer & startup showcase. At New York City’s Center for Social Innovation, the latest and greatest batch of startups innovating out of New York had an opportunity to hop on stage and pitch their ideas before an excited and energetic crowd.
Startups that showcased: Circumrent, CommonKey, LookBooker, LumiFi, picsell, Rockerbox, SketchFactor, SocialRank.
Congrats to Circumrent for winning the Tech Cocktail's Reader Choice AND the Best Pitch! We look forward to hopefully seeing you at Tech Cocktail's biggest event in the fall, Celebrate!
Photographer Credit: Aisha Ude
2012 Hostile Takeover Tour
Performing at The Midland Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri on March 24th, 2012
TECH cocktail DC 9 - DCWEEK
Read about the 9 startups & our sponsors at: bit.ly/tcdc9startups
Photos by Fitsum Belay/iLLIMETER illimeter.com
This patch is used by the U.S. Army Senior ROTC detachment at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. The patch was authorized in 1968. Georgia Tech's nickname is the Yellow Jackets and the school colors are gold and white.
Paula Sher’s image of the Ballet Tech advertisement shows a man in a ballet pose using a variety of elements. If you look from his left foot tracing upward all the way up to his ear, you can see a curved line that his body forms. There are also black lines that seem to form a rectangular shape around the words and separate them from the image, connecting from one rectangle to another in order that it needs to be read. The rectangles make it easier to read, by standing out, rather than words jumbled or scattered around the man’s body. The value of the piece, between the darkness of the black and the lighter shades, emphasize the muscles in the man’s body. The angle of the man’s body form an angular path, somewhat of an open obtuse triangle which can be observed as an open shape as well as an angle of the implied line. The texture of his legs shows all of the detail in his legs as well as his arms. The texture not only shows that this image may be a live person, but that it was not a flat image to begin with. The color of the image shows red at the top of his body, which can symbolize strength that fits perfect into his facial expression of him bursting out. I chose this image because the piece shows passion between the colors chosen as well as the facial expression carrying out that emotion of a person who does ballet. It’s a simple image, yet it says a lot just by the body language and two simple colors and shades.
Class of 2014's Community Service/Non-Profit Day at the City Mission of Schenectady and Regional Food Bank. For more info on Leadership Tech Valley, go to www.leadershiptechvalley.org.