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Dosa | life of jamdani. One day, the Mughal emperor Auwrangzeb was astonished to see his eldest and favorite daughter, Princess Zeb-Un-Nissa, strolling naked in the garden. Outraged by her immodesty, the emperor demanded to know why she was walking outside without clothes. The princess calmly replied that she was wearing her “jamas”. In fact, she claimed she was wearing seven garments sewn from a jamdani so transparent and fine that to her father’s eyes they seemed invisible.
This 17th century story is one of the earliest known references to jamdani, a fine, hand woven figured muslin produced in Bengal. Thicker cotton threads are laid into the weft to produce the illusion of a suspended pattern on the surface of an almost transparent fabric. Production of jamdani reached a pinnacle during the latter period of the Mughal empire. Making jamdani is very labor intensive requiring specialization that is divided amongst workers by religion, village and, especially, gender.
What's Next for Content Marketing: No Content | Spencer Critchley. Content marketing is all the rage right now, and for good reason. In a digital world, people's attention is divided among a nearly infinite range of media choices. That means it's harder and harder to push a message at them, the way you used to with traditional advertising and PR. So instead, you pull, by creating compelling content that attracts customers to you -- content marketing. Hence the explosion of publishing activity by businesses, non-profits and other organizations, through email, social media, blogs, image sharing, games and more.
According to a recent report by the Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs: There's just one problem: it isn't going to work much longer. In logic and economics, there's a principle known as the fallacy of composition. Put another way, an advantage is no longer an advantage when it's available to everyone. For example, if I have a good stock tip, I might be able to profit in the market. Then things gets worse. Call it No-Content Marketing. Rameet Chawla - Inspirational Fashion Blog. Rameet doesn’t have a beard because he is a Sikh, the religion practiced by his family. He grew a beard because he couldn’t be with the girl he was in love with, and he thought that the hair on his face would ensure his abstinence from other women while holding out for “the one.”
Read More Chivalry is alive and well in the unconditionally ebullient Rameet. He cherishes original straw boaters, waist coats, functional buttons on blazers, and uses metals that other people won as sartorial decoration. I am obsessed with the artful way Rameet rocks red Toms with black jeans and a tux jacket. Xo, Elisa Rameet is the founder of Fueled, an iPhone app design agency. Music by Nevada. Video Edited by Sandra Garcia Pagola. Fueled Office Tour. Stylitics. Pulse of the Alley – Rameet Chawla, Founder of Fueled. Today we speak with Rameet Chawla, the founder of Fueled, an iPhone application development agency and Fueled Collective, a shared coworking space in NYC. Rameet was recently selected as a NYC Venture Fellow by NYCEDC. What is your take on the startup scene in NYC today?
I think it is stronger now than it has ever been. I think what everyone predicted –– New York would be the second hub for technology –– is now coming true. Rameet ChawlaFounder of Fueled Everything started about five years ago. However, five years is questionable. What do you see as challenges? The only challenge in New York is the expense to live. Where does your company fit in the ecosystem? There are two different things that we’ve been doing. Read what other thought leaders are saying in the “Pulse of the Alley”. Rameet Chawla - Founder and Developer at Fueled. “If you have an idea, just make it happen. It’s not worth it to wait.” Mr. Rameet Chawla is a developer, product specialist, and the founder of Fueled, an award-winning design and development company based in New York and London. Combining a decade of experience architecting Web and mobile applications with his innate sense of style, Chawla has created apps for a wide range of industry clients, from high-end fashion brands to successful tech startups.
Chawla is passionate about building and being involved in disruptive technology ventures and can be found on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. What are you working on right now? No matter the day, I’m always working on growing Fueled as a brand and company. This month, we launched our collective working space. What’s a typical workday like for you? It’s out of the ordinary. I use a process called “seven and one,” with the idea that there are three seven-hour shifts and three one-hour shifts in the day.
How do you bring ideas to life? Connect: Canon 650D vs Nikon D5200 - Aputure Blog. Canon’s 650D has been out for a while now, and Nikon has just followed suit with the new D5200. These two cameras go head to head in a number of ways – feature set, price point, and more. If you’re upgrading or even just making the leap into the DSLR world, both of these cameras offer a compelling argument. Let’s take a deeper look to see which one is right for you… Sensor: Like the D3100 that came before it, Nikon is using the 24mp sensor, which surprisingly (or not for Nikon) has decent high ISO noise performance.
Unsurprisingly, Canon has stuck with an 18mp sensor that dates back to the 7D in 2009, but is updated for Hybrid AF performance. Video: Canon has caught up with Nikon in that it now offers continuous autofocus during video, something extremely rare in DSLRs but commonplace in compacts and even mirrorless cameras. LCD: Again, both offer a tilt and swivel screen, and Canon boasts slightly higher resolution at 1,040,000 pixels. Canon 650D Nikon D5100 (coming soon…) What Marketers Should Know About Google Glass - Sarah Rotman Epps - Voices. Imagine providing essential information to your customers, in the exact time and place they need it — and delivering that information right in front of their eyes, where they can’t miss it.
That’s the vision of marketing on Google Glass. Marketers must think differently about Glass than they do about their Web or smartphone applications. And they should start thinking now about Glass, even though the device likely won’t be shipping to consumers before 2014. Glass Will Be the Next iPhone — But Today It’s A Newton Google Glass is a “when,” not “if,” product. The prototype version of Glass that’s currently available to developers, known as the Glass Explorer edition, shows enough promise that we at Forrester Research think it’s just a matter of time until it takes off. Glass Extends Smartphones’ Utility With a New Interaction Model Think about Glass apps like an SMS or MMS conversation: A series of asynchronous alerts that form meaning over time. Marketers Must Seek Permission to Engage. Five Ways Google Glass Will Change Marketing. | Designing UX for Google Glass. Jehan Tremback, designer At a hackathon last week, I helped with the design of a Google Glass app.
The device doesn’t really “augment reality” in the way some people might imagine. The hardware experience is basically like having a wristwatch sized screen mounted a foot away from your face, with a touchpad taped to the side of your head. Of course, Glass packages this in a much nicer way. You put the device on, and tap the touchpad to wake it. The screen lights up with the time, and there is a microphone with the words “ok glass”. At this point, if you say “ok glass”, you land on a menu with a few different options. Cards can’t hold much more than a short sentence’s worth of information, or a few simple infographics. The experience we designed The user starts by navigating to the MedRef card in their timeline. Upon tapping the card, the device takes a photo and sends it to the server. If the photo does not match, the user is presented a “Try again” card and a “New patient” card. G FOUNDRY » Changing the Way You Look at the World.
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Strangely Memorable Incident: One not so comfortable role I had to play was that of an HR. Quotable Quote: Whatever happens to Sourcebits, it affects me personally Milestones: Working hours: “The starting days, as expected, were very hectic, but it was fun. Advice to people willing to take up Startup Jobs: If there is nothing you respect or admire in your boss, probably you are in the wrong place. . - Jubin Mehta and Varsha Adusumilli. WirelessDuniya | Convergence of Mobile , Web, TV, social & Commerce. About Us | Snapette. We’ve partnered with over 200 of the best brands and retailers in cities like New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Tokyo, and London to give shoppers the inside scoop on new products, sales, offers, and in-store events exclusive to Snapette users.
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Excerpts from the chat. Investment in internet startups Prof Bell has a general interest in internet startups and has just developed a new course at Wharton called ‘Digital marketing and e-commerce’. Offline world Prof. Preethi@yourstory.in. Photography By Zack Arias • ATL • 404-939-2263 • studio. What Happens When A Canon Shooter Uses A Nikon. John Edgar is an internationally renowned wedding and portrait photographer who travels the globe documenting moments and creating art of his discerning clients. He is based out of the beautiful city of Toronto, Canada. I’ve been take pictures for over 10 years, and worked as a full time photographer for 6 of those.
I don’t feel that any topic has been more discussed than Nikon vs. Canon. In fact, the number one question I always get as a photographer is just that. Until last weekend, Canon was the only system I have ever shot. I started with a Canon 300D post college, picked up a 30D shortly after, and the day the 5D came out, I had one. I’ve been a prime shooter since day one, originally with the plastic fantastic (50mm 1.8), upgrading from the 1.8 to the 1.4, and more recently the 1.2.
After much conversation at the Mystic 6 convention I came to the conclusion that I should at minimum play around with a Nikon setup to see what I think. The Preparation The Ceremony The Photo Session. What Happens When A Canon Shooter Uses A Nikon. Mystic Seminars 2014 Speakers | Mystic Seminars - Photography Workshops - wedding - portrait - photographers. Discussing Why do pleople choose Nikon instead of Canon? in FroKnowsPhoto.com.
Eiti Kimura says: Each one of us has the preference for colours, movies, cars and etc, for cameras is not different. In my case, some time before (last year) I used a Canon 450D of a friend in a birthday party, that was a brand new experience for me and I decided to pick one of canon cameras, one of them that I consider to get was the Canon T2i, a very nice camera. Then I started to study the camera and its features, great I'm almost decided to buy it, I went to a shopping mall to test and take the t2 in my very own hands, very nice, great! :) But, beside the T2i I saw a sort of nikon cameras, hum... then I decide do see some kind of nikon stuff and give a try to a Nikon D90. I know that T2i and D90 are different categories of cameras, but after use a Nikon system could not think about canon stuff anymore.
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