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Picture: Copyright M J Richardson/Creative Commons. The exterior of the New Club which was built in the late 1960s. Ladies should dress in business attire, elegant dress, separates or smart trousers. A segment of the New Club's official website reads: 'During weekdays, apart from where otherwise allowed by these rules, gentlemen are expected to wear a jacket and tie.

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The club's dress code is famously strict too. The subscription fee for a town member that is working or living within 25 miles of the club between 2022/23 is £925. Sign up to our Edinburgh Live nostalgia newsletters for more local history and heritage content straight to your inboxĪs for the cost of membership, it doesn't come cheap. To apply to be a member you must first be proposed and seconded by two existing members whom 'you know well'. As well as members gathering to share a drink and meal, the club also offers special accommodation with views of Edinburgh CastleĪccording to the New Club, membership is open to anyone over the age of 18 and who is, in their own words, 'clubbable'.

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Members then packed up and moved down the road to Princes Street where women were admitted in 1970 and granted a full membership in 2010. READ MORE: We got into the 'top secret' Edinburgh club that hardly anyone has heard ofīut if you look closely enough, number 86 Princes Street is marked with the club's elegant logo above the door.Įxclusive to those who are friends or relatives of current members, the New Club, which was previously located at St Andrew Square before moving to Princes Street in 1837, is the oldest social club in Scotland and remains unknown to many. The New Club isn't exactly a well-kept secret, but to the untrained eye it is easily overshadowed as it blends in with its surroundings. Scotland's oldest club, founded in 1787, is in fact slap bang in the centre of Princes Street and is passed by thousands of unsuspecting locals every day. nestled away amongst the myriad high street brands in the middle of Edinburgh's busiest shopping thoroughfare, the New Club is an easy place to miss. Seems like he is trying to make sense of some equations on a blackboard. dNtm4Dh7CB- Keerthik Sasidharan February 28, 2021

If he were alive, he would probably have used some of it-perhaps, even a novel about of a farmer who wants to buy a computer for his daughter-in his vast oeuvre of writings. Munshi Premchand, half bemused, at the newfangled inventions that have come up 80 years after his death. M93KWkR6bc- Keerthik Sasidharan February 28, 2021 A reformist & revivalist of traditions, a believer in the power of mass media before most Indians could read. Tilak urgently deserve a new reappraisal as one of the founding fathers of the modern Indian mind. It was hard to find a quality photo of Lokmanya Tilak, but this worked. 3zFu9suGar- Keerthik Sasidharan February 28, 2021

Swami Vivekananda probably would have laughed at such algorithmic efforts to reanimate photos, but as a great believer in the powers of science to improve material aspects of human lives, he would have probably wanted to understand the details of how it all works. CfC0Gu6Gxk- Keerthik Sasidharan February 28, 2021 Kind of surreal to take a photo of the singularly inspiring Bhagat Singh - a revolutionary voice in 1920s India, who was hung by the British in 1931, at the age of 24 - run it through the Heritage AI algorithm, and see him reanimated. Here are some of the most interesting photos they have posted. In India, Keerthik Sasidharan, author of The Dharma Forest, is among the users who have posted animations of Indian freedom fighters and other historical figures. The technology has gone viral on social media, with people posting examples of 'Harry Potter'-style animated portraits.

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Animations can easily be posted to social media and exported as MP4 files.

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Users can sign up for a free account to use Deep Nostalgia, but will be limited to a small number of animations unless they purchase a subscription plan. A watermark will be applied to indicate that such animations are generated artificially. You can crop faces from group shots but cannot yet animate multiple people in one frame. The service warns that its technology should not be used to try creating 'deepfake' videos of public figures or anyone else without their permission. Using the website or mobile app, users can choose from a set of pre-recorded animations that can be transferred onto their own still photos. Deep Nostalgia is a new AI-powered technique from online family tree service MyHeritage, which adds facial animations such as smiles, nods, blinks, and head tilts to still portrait photos.