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Tim Waller, Head of Legal & Policy, Token, looks at the current Open Banking landscape and tells us what must be improved
As Open Banking payments move to the mainstream, the Open Banking industry must come together to increase awareness of the problems they can solve in the post-pandemic world.
While we're deeper into this process in the UK, I see encouraging signs in Europe as well, with regulators pushing hard to drive forward the roadmap to greater adoption.
Suppose EU industry bodies, banks, and third-party providers (TPPs) work hand-in-hand with the regulators. If that's the case, we'll see more innovative products and services powered by Open Banking account-to-account (A2A) payments, and consumers' familiarity and confidence will increase.
Looking at the current international Open Banking ecosystem, I see three key developments shaping a greater degree of success moving forward.
National competent authorities should help dismantle obstacles to access
One of the main obstacles to wider Open Banking adoption is Europe's fragmented API landscape, which has created problems in API connectivity, consistency, and the predictability of payments.
It was therefore encouraging to see the European Banking Authority (EBA) step in earlier this year to tell European Union (EU) national competent authorities (NCAs) to get more involved where account servicing payment service providers (ASPSPs) have maintained obstacles to account access.
These obstacles typically include bloated user journeys over multiple screens (and delays in loading those screens), unnecessarily cumbersome authentication processes, and inconsistent or unfamiliar branding and terminology.
The EBA has now proposed that NCAs assess ASPSPs' progress in removing obstacles in their respective jurisdictions and impose supervisory measures — and even fines — to ensure closer compliance with payment services regulations.
I support this tougher approach. It's a good place for NCAs to get more involved. The removal of obstacles will increase the adoption of Open Banking solutions, increase conversions, and ensure that payment initiation becomes a true alternative to many established payment technologies.
The EBA expected NCAs to take action by 30 April 2021. Whilst I've heard anecdotally about enforcement action by the German regulator BaFin against a German ASPSP, such action hasn't been widely reported. Sadly, there's not yet been a noticeable reduction in API connectivity obstacles in many EU member states.
The difficulty faced by EU NCAs is that their actions haven't been backed up by their local competition authorities, as was the case in the UK. NCAs cannot remove obstacles single-handedly. The coordinated approach across regulators, government, and enforcement authorities in the UK is one of the reasons why Open Banking is advancing rapidly there. Moving forward, I see this as an approach that Europe should mirror.
TPPs could give consumers greater confidence
Many consumers have now experienced how easy an Open Banking-enabled A2A payment is to initiate. But this upside has a potential downside: the swift user journey and ease of use may lead some to question the strength of their security. In this context, TPPs must actively educate consumers on A2A payments' fundamental security benefits.
TPPs have the power to shape positive consumer perceptions that, for example, will boost confidence and adoption. I've encountered some forward-looking TPPs that are investing heavily in support teams, even when customer support isn't within the scope of the services they provide. Others are investing in more flexible solutions to put consumers in the driving seat, such as refund transactions.
This is a good start, but it needs to become more widespread. Consumer protection is an area where further education is required, and TPPs must take the reins.
Open Banking payments don't offer the same purchase protections as credit cards, and nor should they, as this would dramatically increase their cost. However, it's important to emphasise that Open Banking is not without consumer protection. Under PSD2, for example, payment initiation service providers (PISPs) and the payer's bank each have clear obligations should the payment encounter problems in execution. TPPs only stand to benefit from actively educating consumers on this point.
Relationships could develop more reciprocally
The Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA's) decision to mandate Variable Recurring Payments (VRPs) as the mechanism for sweeping (the automatic transfer of money between a customer's accounts) is very welcome news.
While other methodologies that the CMA could have mandated have much to offer, none would have provided the speed, customer experience, and security that VRPs can offer.
In tandem with VRPs and other industry advancements, banks' perceptions of Open Banking are changing. Once seen as a chore, it's now perceived to be an exciting opportunity. Open Banking has previously sat slightly lost somewhere between Digital Innovation teams and Compliance in banks. However, if there's a long-term financial incentive — such as charging TPPs for Premium APIs — this could kickstart an API marketplace.
The challenge here is getting sufficient momentum amongst banks to offer TPPs Premium APIs. Without this momentum (and dare I say, its standardisation) TPPs will not be able to provide a clear offering to their customers, such as payment processors or large merchants.
One exemplar to follow is the Financial Data Exchange (FDX) in the US, formed by 55 financial institutions and dedicated to developing a common standard for the secure access of financial data.
Whilst there's nothing particularly special about this in isolation, working in tandem with The Clearing House, the FDX has developed model contracts that serve as the basis of relationships between TPPs and financial institutions. This should serve as an inspiration, and starting point, for their peers in the UK and Europe.
When you consider the three developments covered in this article, each stakeholder — whether TPP, bank, regulator, government, or other — is a cog in the wider Open Banking machine. By forming closer, and more reciprocal, relationships, these cogs can deliver a brave new world of payments for the world's consumers.
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Angell Gallery (890 Queen St. W. 416-530-0444): Jason Gringler's "Various States of Undress, Construction and Repair" is on display Fri. (reception 6 p.m.) to Feb. 16.
Art Square (334 Dundas St. W. 416-595-5222): Works by Donna Zekas and Ann Marie Higgins are on display to Jan. 21 (reception Sat. 2 p.m.).
Bau-Xi (340 Dundas St. W. 416-977-0600): Year in review exhibit featuring works by gallery artists runs to Jan. 26.
Brayham Contemporary Art (1270 Queen St. E. 647-435-7367): "ArtEXCHANGE" exhibit has works by Lynn Campbell, Nina Leo, Susan Lukachko, Mary McKenzie, Anne O'Callaghan and Keijo Tapanainen; runs Sat. to Feb. 10 (reception Fri. 7 p.m.).
Cedar Ridge Gallery (225 Confederation Dr. 416-396-4026): Works by Jennifer Smithwell are on display in a fundraising exhibit, running Sun. (reception 1 p.m.) to Jan. 25
Creative Spirit Art Centre (999 Dovercourt Rd. 416-588-8801): "Wax Works: the brute surrealism of Jai Wax" is on display to Jan. 26 (reception tonight 5:30 p.m.).
FCP Gallery (First Canadian Place, 100 King St. W. 416-862-9380): "Best of 2007" exhibit features the award winners from last year's Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition; on display Mon. to Feb. 29 (reception Jan. 17 at 6 p.m.).
Galerie Glendon Gallery (2275 Bayview Ave. 416-487-6721): Josée Pellerin's photographic exhibit "Heureusement qu'il y avait le monde autour de moi/Luckily I had the world around me" is on display Tues. (artist talk noon, reception 6 p.m.) to Feb. 8.
Gallery TPW (56 Ossington Ave. 416-504-4242): "Wha Happened" from Jennifer Marman and Daniel Borins blends signs and symbols from pop culture, contemporary art and design history and mass media politics. It's on display today (reception 7 p.m.) to Feb. 9.
Hang Man Gallery (756 Queen St. E. 416-465-0302): "The White Show" group exhibit celebrating new beginnings hand to Jan. 27 (reception Sat. 7 p.m.).
Koffler Gallery (4588 Bathurst St. 416-636-1880): "New World" features works by Olia Mishchenko, Mona Vatamanu and Florin Tudor; hangs today (reception 7 p.m.) to Feb. 24.
Leo Kamen Gallery (80 Spadina Ave. #406, 416-504-9515): New photographic work by April Hickox is on display in "Ritual," hanging Sat. (reception 2 p.m.) to Feb. 9.
Loop Gallery (1174 Queen St. W. 416-516-2581): Maria Gabankova's "Labyrinth of the heart" and "Product of Eden 2007" from Mary Catherine Newcomb are on display Sat. (receptions and Gabankova's book launch 2 p.m.) to Feb. 3.
Moore Gallery (80 Spadina Ave. 416-504-3914): Annual group exhibition, which also marks the gallery's 30th anniversary – nd 10 years in Toronto – is on display Sat. (reception 2 p.m.) to Mar. 1.
Mercer Union (37 Lisgar St. 416-536-1519): Romanian artists Mona Vatamanu and Florin Tudor's exhibit "Living Units" is on display Fri. (reception 8 p.m.) to Feb. 16.
OCAD Student Gallery (285 Dundas St. W. 416-977-6000): "Tracing Steps" multi-media exhibit features artists Ana Barajas, Carole Cowper-Smith, Kiumars Hashemi and others. Runs to Feb. 2 (reception today 5 p.m.).
Roadside Attractions (911 Davenport Rd.): "Incendiary" mixed-media installation from WeSee Inc. (Roy Kohn and Kate Vasyliw) looks at the enthralling abilities of both fire and television. On display to Jan. 31.
Robarts Library (U of T, 130 St. George St. 2nd floor): "Transplanting Italy: The Story of Italian Migration to the Black Sea (1794-1849)" features archival documents and images relating to this invited mass migration that led to the founding of Odessa. On display to Mar. 8 (reception Tues. 6:30 p.m.).
Toronto Image Works Gallery (80 Spadina Ave. #207, 416-703-1999): Thelma Rosner's large format photographic works, featuring wildflowers from both Israeli and Palestinian territories hang in "Border," on display today (reception 6 p.m.) to Jan. 29.
Vtape (401 Richmond St. W. #452): "Queer Here/ Queer Now: Part 1 Love in a time of empty promises" features 3 new works by Chicago-based artist Doug Ischar. On display Fri. (reception 6 p.m.) to Feb. 2.
Warc Gallery (401 Richmond St. W., # 122, 416-977-0097): "White Wall," Hilda Kozari's multi-sensory installation of Braille graffiti was created in collaboration with Joeita Gupta and Amanda Wong, both of whom are visually impaired. The exhibit runs Sat. (reception 2 p.m.) to Feb. 16.
YYZ Artists' Outlet (401 Richmond St. W. #140, 416-598-4546): Marla Hlady's "Playing Piano" features the instrument stripped down, altered and refashioned to function in unexpected ways. On display Sat. to Feb. 23 (reception Fri. 8 p.m.).
Zilberschmuck (1852 Queen St. E. 416-693-7109): Tim Hough's landscapes are displayed in "Journey of the Seasons," hanging to Feb. 9 (reception Sat. 2 p.m.).
Blackwood Gallery (UofT Mississauga, 3359 Mississauga Rd. N. 905-828-3789): Jon Sasaki's exhibit "Six Shaggy Dog Stories" is on display to Jan. 15.
Cedar Ridge Gallery (225 Confederation Dr. 416-396-4026): Exhibits by Kwang Su Yang and Kwang-Eni Chang are on display to Jan. 11.
Gallery in the Garden (Sherway Gardens, Hwy 427 & QEW): "Fibre Dreams" with works by Yvonne Lane, Sandra Lowry, Mary Salus and Judy Veinot are on display to Jan. 12.
Jessica Bradley Art + Projects (1450 Dundas St. W. 416-537-3125): "Silence" with works by Montreal artists Marie-Claire Blais and Chris Kline and "Limited" with editioned works by Shary Boyle, Kristan Horton, Martha Townsend, Jon Sasaki, Laurel Woodcock and others are both on display to Jan. 12.
Pearson International Airport (Terminal 1): "Terminal Zero One (TO1)" site-specific digital art exhibition explores contemporary air travel and the architecture of airports. On display to Jan. 13. www.year01.com/terminal01.
Pikto (Distillery District, 55 Mill St., Bldg. 59, 416-203-3443): Haruna Murota's series "unfolding" is on display to Jan. 13.
Praxis Gallery (1614 Queen St. W. 416-532-0250): Winter Expo exhibit features works by students from AGO School of Art; on display to Jan. 10.Varley Art Gallery (216 Main St. Unionville 905-477-9511): Annual York Region Juried Exhibition runs today to Jan. 13; juried exhibit with contemporary portraits from members of the Ontario Society of Artists, the Portrait Society of Canada and the Sculptors Society of Canada is on display to Jan. 13.
Arts Etobicoke (4893A Dundas St. W. 416-622-8731): "Made to Measure" 27th annual juried art show features a variety of media, with all works 20"x20" or smaller; on display to Jan. 31.
Artway Gallery (499 Main St. S. Brampton 905-453-9142): Clarkson Society of Artists members take part in an annual invitation exhibit, on display to Jan. 25.
Bata Shoe Museum (327 Bloor St. W. 416-979-7799): "Chronicles of Riches: Treasures from the Bata Shoe Museum" features Napoleon's black silk socks, shoes from a Japanese samurai, the golden "mojari" of the Nizam of Hyderabad and other items are on display to Jan. 2008; "Beauty, Identity, Pride: Native North American Footwear" exhibit runs to Feb. 2009.
Christopher Cutts Gallery (21 Morrow Ave. 416-532-5566): Joe Becker's "The Age of the Swine" and "The Twelve Months" by Peggy Kouroumalos are on display to Jan. 19.
Craig Scott Gallery (95 Berkeley St. 416-365-3326): Jorge Martinez Garcia's exhibition "Under the Volcano and Other Works: Interpreting the Writings of Malcolm Lowry" is on display to Jun. 17.
Etobicoke Civic Centre Gallery (399 The West Mall, 416-394-8628): Hungarian Visual Artists of Canada exhibit runs to Jan. 25.
Gallery 1313 (1313 Queen St. W. 416-536-6778): "The TORONTO/Toronto Show" with works by Pat Rice, Laurin Jeffrey, Paul Brandejs, Nicole Stoffman and others, plus Heidi Jahnke's "Parklife," an installation by Bob Allisat and Jacqueline Treloar's "Search and Discover: On the Trail of the Canadian Campaign Sicily July 1943" are all on display to Jan. 20 (reception Jan. 10 at 7 p.m.).
Gallery at 129 Ossington (129 Ossington Ave. 416-532-1310): Mae Leong's paintings are on display in "Red," hanging to Jan. 26.
Gardiner Museum (111 Queen's Park 416-586-8080): The late ceramic artist Gertraud Mohwald, known for her clay portraits, has 22 of her works on display to Jan. 20.
Gladstone Hotel (1214 Queen St. W.): Paul Petro curated exhibit "If You Go Out in the Woods Today..." runs to Mar. 2 (reception Fri. 6 p.m.).
Hart House (7 Hart House Cir.): Ben Tong's exhibit "bin-oc-u-lar" features "stereoscopic interventions" hanging to Jan. 31.
Japan Foundation (131 Bloor St. W., 2nd floor, 416-966-1600): "The Spirit of Budo: The History of Japan's Martial Arts" looks at martial arts from battlefield technique to international sport. On display to Feb. 26.
Made (867 Dundas St. W. 416-607-6384): Self-titled installation by design collective Joe & Josephine explores the small and sometimes overlooked areas of homes. On display to Feb. 3.
Market Gallery (95 Front E. 416-392-7604): "In Praise of Cities" has drawings, paintings and prints by Enid Robbie. On display to Mar. 2.
Mira Godard Gallery (22 Hazelton Ave. 416-964-8197): Preview 2008 show highlights works by artists scheduled for solo exhibition later in the year — Victor Chicansky, Colin Fraser, Andrew Hemingway, Jane Hinton and others. On display to Jan. 26.
Museum Of New New Painting (123 Bellwoods Ave. at rear, 416-603-4111): Joseph Drapell's "The New Printmaking Portfolio" is on display to Jan 19, every Sat. 2 p.m.-4 p.m. or by appt.
Neilson Park Creative Centre (56 Neilson Dr. 416-622-5294): Community artists take part in the 2008 Artists' Choice Winter Exhibition, running to Jan. 27.
NFB Mediatheque (150 John St. 416-973-3012): "Bharat" photo exhibit celebrating the heritage, culture and people of India has works by Mary Ellen Mark and Steve McCurry. On display to Jan. 31.
OCAD (Ontario College of Art & Design, 100 McCaul St.): The Professional Gallery features designer Karim Rashid's exhibit "From 15 Minutes into the Future," running to Jan. 20.
Power Plant (Harbourfront, 231 Queens Quay W. 416-973-4949): Winter exhibits include works by Steven Shearer, Andrea Bowers and Stephen Andrews, all of which are linked by the use of found footage and the idea of the archive. Exhibits run to Feb. 10.
Filmmaker Alan Zweig takes part in the Sunday Scene series, Jan. 13 at 2 p.m.
Red Eye Studio Gallery (55 Mill St. #102, 416-366-3393): "Hot and Cold" group exhibition features works by George Perdue, Sheena McGoogan, Nancy Wilson and Elsha Leventis. On display to Feb. 3.
Red Head Gallery (401 Richmond St. W., #115. 416-504-5654): Nina Leo's exhibit "Life Drawing" amasses the collections of blood samples she's been taking since 2003. The exhibit runs to Jan. 26 (reception Jan. 11 at 6 p.m.).
Royal Ontario Museum (100 Queen's Park. 416-586-8000): Works from Aboriginal artists in "Shapeshifters, Time Travellers and Storytellers" are displayed to Feb. 28.
"Glimpses of Byzantium" has 81 artefacts from the Museum's holdings, with many items dating to the 6th & 7th centuries. On display through Dec. 2008.
"Trade Winds: Chinese Export Wares from the 8th to 20th Centuries" explores the stories behind the export of Chinese goods throughout the world. With over 100 artefacts from a range of collections, the exhibit runs to Apr. 6.
The Black Star Sapphire of Queensland is on display to Jun. 15.
Side Space Gallery (1080 St. Clair Ave. W.): "Narrative Flow: The Unbinding of a Novel" has writer Martha Baillie filling the gallery with edited manuscript pages of her novel; on display to Jan. 20.
St. Philip the Apostle (201 Caribou Rd.): Gareth Lichty's installation "Saule," a hand-woven, basket like sculpture – made with 4km of transparent plastic tubing – is on display to Jan. 27.
Susan Hobbs Gallery (137 Tecumseth St. 416-504-3699): Fifteenth anniversary group show "momentum" features works by artists like Sandra Meigs, Ian Carr-Harris, Brian Groombridge, Robin Collyer, Shirley Wiitasalo and others. On display to Feb. 2.
Textile Museum (55 Centre Ave. 416-599-5321): "Between the Sea and the Desert" showcases the Museum's collection of Northwest African rugs, shawls and garments. On display to May 18.
"The Blues" tells the ancient and contemporary story of the colour through a variety of textiles. Runs to Mar. 2.
Toronto Sculpture Garden (115 King St. E.): Kelly Jazvac's installation "Upgrade" attempts to turn a 1998 Pontiac Sunfire into a 2007 Porsche 911. On display to Apr. 15.


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Jim Hunter
James L. "Jim" Hunter, 85, of Indianapolis and Vevay, passed away at 8:07 a.m. Monday, May 31st, 2010, at Forum at the Crossing in Indianapolis.
He was born October 2nd, 1924, in Delaware County, Indiana, the son of Charles K. and Uva Pearl (King) Hunter, who both preceded him in death. He was a graduate of Harrison Township High School in Delaware County and received his bachelor's degree and master's degree in education from Ball State University in Muncie. He later received his license in school administration and superintendent. He was inducted into the U.S. Navy and served during World War II and was honorably discharged from service.
He was united in marriage on May 10th, 1944, in Delaware County, to Helen V. Hardin. Unto this union three sons and two daughters arrived to bless their home.
His work activities included 36 years as a teacher or school administrator in Frankton, Richmond and the Metropolitan School District of Washington Township, Marion County, Indiana (30 years). He was active in the Salvation Army for over five years and volunteered with numerous other organizations. He was a member of Switzerland Baptist Church in Vevay where he was a Deacon and Sunday School teacher.
He is survived by his sons, Jeffrey L. Hunter and wife Anne Weinheimer of Indianapolis and Stephen C. Hunter and wife Kimberly Hunter of Gaston, Indiana; his daughter, Carol L. Elliott and husband C. Anthony Elliott of Fishers, Indiana; his son-in-law, William J. Hill and wife Jacqueline Hill of Versailles; his grandchildren, Janna and Trevor Sweeney, W. James Hill and Erin Redmon, Jared and Laura Hill, Charles and Jennifer Elliott, Nicole and Brian Chernish, Christopher and Amy Hunter, Elizabeth Hunter, Benjamin and Kori Hunter, Peter Hunter, Abigail Hunter, and Stacy Paetz; his great-grandchildren, Jordan Hinman, Kameron Pavy, Olivia Pavy, Johnathan Sweeney, Hunter Hill, Noah Hill, Savannah Hill, Braeden Elliott, Brynleigh Elliott and Breena Elliott; his brother, Clyde Hunter of LaPorte, Indiana; his sisters, Catherine Mitchell and Willetta Vest, both of Muncie; and several nieces and nephews.
He was also preceded in death by his wife, Helen V. (Hardin) Hunter; his infant son, James Lee Hunter in 1945; his daughter, Virginia E. (Hunter) Hill; his grandson, Jonathan L. Hunter; his sisters, S. Irene Reck and Rachel E. Hiestand and her son, Lloyd Hiestand.
Friends may call from 4-8 p.m. today (Thursday, June 3rd) at the Harry W. Moore Family Mortuary, 8151 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46250. Calling will be from 5-8 p.m. Friday, June 4th, at the Haskell & Morrison Funeral Home in Vevay.
Funeral services will be conducted Saturday, June 5th, at 11 a.m. by Reverend Lenny Thorpe at Switzerland Baptist Church in Vevay. Burial will be in Vevay Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Salvation Army, Switzerland Baptist Church or the Jon Hunter Memorial Scholarship Fund Muncie-Delaware County Community Foundation. Online condolences may be sent to the family via the funeral home's website at www.haskellandmorrison.com.
Waunetta McCauley
Waunetta Fay McCauley, 77, of Cross Plains, passed away Monday, May 31st, 2010.
She was born November 10th, 1932, in Louisville, Kentucky, the daughter of Raymond and Irma (Werner) Herndon. She was a former employee of U.S. Shoe Corporation in Vevay and had worked for 12 years in the deli of Versailles Super Market. She was also a cake decorator and a member of Cross Plains Church of Christ.
She was married to William McCauley on January 25th, 1958, and he survives.
Other survivors include her son, Michael (Stacy) McCauley of Greensburg; her daughters, Theresa (Ken) Wagner of West Harrison, Tammy (Brian) Varble of Versailles, Kentucky, and Michele (Jeff) Gammons of Milan; 11 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; her brother, Jerry Herndon of Lebanon, Tennessee; her sisters, Martha Tipton and Irene Gill, both of Eminence, Kentucky, and Lorene Tipton of Alabama.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her son, Robert Coy; and her brother, Raymond Herndon.
Funeral services will be held Friday, June 4th, at 11 a.m. at the Cross Plains Church of Christ with Reverend Brian Varble officiating. Burial will be in the Methodist Cemetery in Cross Plains. Visitation will be held Thursday, June 3rd, from 5-8 p.m. at the Stratton-Karsteter Funeral Home in Versailles and from 10 a.m. until service time at the church on Friday. Memorials may be given to the Cross Plains Methodist Cemetery or to the donor's favorite charity in care of the funeral home.
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Ms. Marvel: Season 2 could soon become a reality
Marvel Studios would have given the green light to the second season. The indiscretion was shared by Daniel Richtman. Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) is the first Muslim superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The first season received a lot of positive feedback from both critics and viewers.
The previous episode revealed the superhero's mutant identity. Kamala is associated with the Inhumans in Marvel comics. The Earthen Mists have changed Kamala's appearance. This was likely done to make up for the failure of the non-canon Inhumans series. The Negative Zone may have been introduced in the first season. In the scene after the credits roll, Kamala, who has just accepted her role as Jersey City's heroine (with family approval), is transported by her bracelets to an unknown place, making Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) appear in her place. This happens after the credits.
Confirmations or denials are awaited on the alleged inappropriate online behaviour. Ms. Marvel's creators originally planned to set the show two years after Avengers Endgame, then 2025, but ultimately decided on one year. Official Synopsis: Marvel Studios' Ms. Marvel stars Jersey City-born Muslim teen Kamala Khan. The series' protagonist, Khan. Kamala is a gamer and fanfiction writer. She has an endless imagination, especially for Captain Marvel. Kamala feels unseen at home and school until she gains the superpowers of her heroes. Would my life be easier with superpowers?
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San Francisco, with its temperate climate has long been a place where residents have had an appreciation of flowers. From commercial greenhouses in the Portola District and along Alemany Boulevard in the era before World War II to front and back yards in every neighborhood, the City burst forth with color every Spring.
Downtown San Francisco was once home to dozens of sidewalk flower stands, often located close by one another, with all of them doing a thriving business. Many of these have disappeared in recent years, for a variety of reasons including operating costs, low margins, and construction projects such as the Central Subway along Stockton Street.
Parks and open spaces such as Union Square itself and Civic Center Plaza have undergone renovations over the years that provided more open space, though often with a reduction in plantings.
Here are some of the memorable images from the OpenSFHistory photo archives that provide a glimpse into some colorful year-round San Francisco scenes from the past.
Float in form of Spanish ship San Carlos on Market near 3rd Street, October 23, 1948. (wnp100.00229; Lumir Cerny, photographer – SCRAP Negative Collection / Courtesy of SCRAP)
The Portola Festival on Market Street in October of 1948 included many flower-laden floats. Read more in Arnold Woods' closer look at the parade.
Woman with large basket of flowers at Podesta Baldocchi at 224-226 Grant Avenue between Sutter and Post, 1940s. (wnp27.5624; Union Pacific Railroad image / Courtesy of a Private Collector)
The Podesta-Baldocchi Floral Shop on Grant Avenue was a long-time downtown fixture featuring dazzling displays that changed with the seasons of the year. The shop was closed in the early 1990s and operated thereafter from a warehouse location. The company was then absorbed by a large floral corporation in 1999 and the name disappeared from local use.
View south to flower stand with corrugated fiberglass roof and spotlights on Stockton Street near Ellis, circa 1959. (wnp25.3596; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
Downtown San Francisco was once home to more than four dozen sidewalk flower stands, including this one at Stockton & Ellis Streets in 1959. Construction of the Central Subway in recent years caused many of the stands on Stockton Street to close.
View west across Grant near Post to flower stand with peaked corrugated fiberglass roof, November 1977. (wnp25.3940; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
This flower stand business operated on Grant Avenue near Post Street in November of 1977.
Flower stand on corner of Stockton and Grant, August 1969. (wnp25.6729; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
This stand operated for decades on the northeast corner of Stockton and Geary, adjacent to the City of Paris department store, shown here in August of 1969. Another operated directly across the street at the northwest corner adjacent to the I. Magnin store.
View northeast from sidewalk to flower vendor stand with canvas roof at Market and Stockton, March 1958. (wnp25.4891; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
This stand, shown in 1958 on Market Street near Stockton street, was only one-half block from several other stands—all of which did a steady business.
Flower vendor stand with corrugated fiberglass roof at the Powell and Market cable car turntable, 1950s. (wnp32.2217; Courtesy of Emiliano Echeverria)
This stand was located on Powell Street near Market Street, adjacent to the Bank of America branch that was located at #1 Powell Street, shown here in the 1950s.
View southeast across Grant past sidewalk flower stand with corrugated fiberglass roof on Grant near Geary, January 1957. (wnp25.4992; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
Sixty-five years ago, in January of 1957, this stand on Grant Avenue near Geary Street displayed a colorful assortment of blooms even in Winter.
View inside Mission Dolores cemetery, showing tombstones, carefully tended landscape and blooming flowers and trees, April 12, 1952. (wnp25.4750; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
Although highly colorful, Mission Dolores Cemetery, shown here in 1952, has been renovated over the years with plantings that are more historically accurate to the location's early years circa 1800s.
Richard and Laura Brandi inside the Conservatory of Flowers, circa 1962. (wnp010.10086; Andrew Brandi, photographer – Courtesy of Richard Brandi)
The Conservatory of Flowers, shown here in 1962, has been operating in Golden Gate Park since it opened in 1879.
View west at automobile on Lombard at Leavenworth, 1950s. (wnp32.2159; Courtesy of Emiliano Echeverria)
Lombard Street was ablaze with pink in the 1950s.
Flower carpet bed honoring the North Windmill in front of Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park, August 1980. (wnp119.00079; Meg Oldman, photographer – Meg Oldman Collection / Glen Park Neighborhoods History Project)
The area in front of the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park is home to a changing floral display depicting local history—shown here in 1980.
View east across Union Square toward Stockton Street, 1957. (wnp25.0148; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
Prior to a $25 million renovation that began in January of 2001, Union Square was home to far more flora and fauna—-shown here in 1957.
Old Main Library at the Civic Center, circa 1955. (wnp25.0497.jpg; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
Civic Center Plaza has undergone numerous landscape changes over the years, particularly when the underground parking garage was built in 1959-69. Lawns and flower beds filled the area at the time of this image in 1955.
View across tulip patch toward Dutch Windmill in Golden Gate Park, circa 1975. (wnp12.0218; Courtesy of David Gallagher)
The garden, adjacent to the Dutch Windmill at the north end of Golden Gate Park near the Great Highway is at its most vibrant in March of each year, as shown in this 1975 image.
Blossoming trees in front of the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park, circa 1965. (wnp25.6338; Courtesy of a Private Collector)
The Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park bursts forth with blossoms in February/March each year, as shown in this 1965 image.
Gerald Gordon and Cheryl Whitlock with Mayor Joseph Alioto, outside Boys' Club on Page near Stanyan, June 21, 1969. (wnp28.0592; Charles Doherty, photographer – Examiner Negative Collection / Courtesy of a Private Collector)
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto, who served from 1968 until 1976, is shown here in a promotional photo for Flower Day on June 21, 1969. Well-dressed San Francisco men and women at the time often wore a boutonniere or a corsage.


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Play Nintendo 64 Games on Your COMPUTER Using Project64gkteststore
I assume most players would claim they have a favored " perpetuity video game console. Possibly you wear t have one, or maybe you' ve obtained a few, but also for me it has to be the Nintendo 64. My very first video game console was the Super Nintendo Home Entertainment System (SNES) and also in the late ' 90s I was hopeless to get a Nintendo 64. I can bear in mind plainly when my moms and dads brought me to the local computer game store and told me to select a video game to play on my brand-new N64 that I was going to receive as a birthday existing. I'd typically need to wait until my birthday before I can open up any of my presents, yet when we got house they let me use it for a couple of hrs and that only added to the exhilaration.
For the next few years I was a passionate gamer, spending a lot of my extra time playing either my sibling or my friends in the multiplayer settings of GoldenEye or Mario Kart 64, along with playing one of the many experience video games such as Super Mario 64, Banjo-Kazooie or the remarkable Tale of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.At site nintendo 64 rom set from Our Articles
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic I decided to obtain a Nintendo Switch over (before they were in high demand) as well as this made me understand & hellip; I want I might still play every one of those timeless N64 games!
Unfortunately, I sold my initial console years ago on eBay, probably to acquire a new game console at the time. No matter, I might currently get a used Nintendo 64 to use the TV, however I didn' t like the suggestion of investing money on a video game console that was built over twenty years earlier. Besides, tracking down every one of those traditional video games would take a while.
Nowadays, there are a couple of options we can take into consideration. We can either purchase a Raspberry Pi and also install RetroPie on it to use the TV, yet buying a Raspberry Pi kit is out of my budget plan currently (it' s definitely on my want list! ). Rather, I can simply buy a USB controller and also download Job 64 for Windows to use the PC. This will be excellent as well as cost substantially less than the Raspberry Pi.
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Samsung Electronics has developed a new breakthrough packaging technology in what's called as Hybrid-Substrate Cube (H-Cube) technology.
The latest and most advanced in its 2.5D packaging solution is designed to pack together upward of 6 different dies in a same package.
The H-Cube is a successor to Samsung's I-Cube 2.5D interposer chip packaging technology
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Samsung's H-Cube technology features a hybrid substrate combined with a fine-pitch substrate which is capable of fine bump connection, and a High-Density Interconnection (HDI) substrate, to implement large sizes into 2.5D packaging.
With the recent increase in specifications required in the HPC, AI, and networking application market segments, large-area packaging is becoming important as the number and size of chips mounted in one package increases or high-bandwidth communication is required.
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[ Financial Results for Fiscal 2007 Performance Briefing ]Consolidated Results of FY March 2007 & Projections for FY March 2008
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Good afternoon. Thank you for taking the time to come here today.
Let me report on our consolidated operating results for fiscal 2007, the year ended March 31, 2007.
Consolidated net sales increased 8.4% to 862.0 billion yen, operating income climbed 31.5% to 79.6 billion yen, income from continuing operations before income taxes jumped 34.1% to 88.7 billion yen, and net income rose 59.0% to 70.1 billion yen.
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Sales rose 10.3% to 758.8 billion yen in the electronic materials and components segment. In the electronics market in fiscal 2007, digital home appliances recorded another year of strong growth. Illustrating this were statistics released by Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association, or JEITA. According to JEITA, production units of flat-panel TVs, mobile phones, digital cameras and PCs are estimated to have recorded double-digit growth in the 2006 calendar year. Growth is forecast to continue in 2007. TDK benefited from this expansion in the form of strong orders for its passive components, particularly capacitors and inductors for digital home appliances. Indeed, in fiscal 2007, sales of electronic materials and electronic devices both grew more than 10% year on year. On the other hand, the recording devices sector saw sales decline 3.5% year on year. Total demand was up for mainstay HDD heads, but our operations were affected by Maxtor's acquisition. Sales of HDD heads thus fell a slight 2.4% year on year. The other electronic components sector, while small in terms of sales, is seeing new products make a greater contribution to sales year after year. Underscoring this, sales in fiscal 2007 were almost 5 times higher than the March 2003 fiscal year, the most recent low point in sector sales, as we gradually reap the fruits of our efforts to drive growth in this business.
Now let's look more closely at each sector. In the electronic materials sector, sales increased 10.2% to 199.2 billion yen. Capacitor sales increased year on year, the result of strong sales for use in PCs and flat-screen TVs. In terms of product types, sales grew for high- and large-capacitance products as well as products for special applications. Sales of ferrite cores declined due to the termination of some products, while magnet sales rose on the back of higher production of HDDs.
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Sales of recording devices declined 3.5%, to 304.8 billion yen. Demand for HDD heads increased in line with higher unit production of HDDs. As a result, TDK saw HDD head sales volume increase as a whole, with higher sales volume to existing customers countering the effects of restructuring in the HDD industry. However, strong discounting pressure on HDD heads stemming from competition for market share among HDD manufacturers hurt results, leading to the overall decline in sales.
Sales of other electronic components increased 55.5% to 56.6 billion yen. This result mainly reflected higher sales of organic EL displays, mechatronics and other new products.
By market field in the electronic materials and components segment, sales to the IT home electronics field increased 4% and accounted for 67% of segment sales. Sales to the high-speed, large-capacity networks field rose 18% and accounted for 9% of segment sales. Sales to the car electronics field rose 9% and accounted for 9% of segment sales. Sales in the others field rose 10% and accounted for 15% of segment sales.
The increase in sales in the IT home electronics field reflected higher sales of components for computers, while in the high-speed, large-capacity networks field it was due to higher sales of components for mobile phones. Increased sales of electronic components due to the increasing use of electronics in cars was behind the higher sales in the car electronics field. Growth in other fields was mainly attributable to higher sales of components for industrial machinery.
In the recording media segment, sales declined 3.9% to 103.2 billion yen. Sales of optical media and tape-based storage media for computers rose. However, there was a large drop in sales of existing analog products, that is, audiotapes and videotapes, leading to the overall decline in segment sales.
Turning to sales by region, sales in Japan decreased 1.3% to 171.4 billion yen. Sales in the Americas increased 14.3% to 103.1 billion yen, while sales in Europe rose 10.1% to 83.5 billion yen. Sales in Asia outside Japan rose 10.7% to 504.0 billion yen. Overall sales thus increased 8.4% to 862.0 billion yen.
There were two main reasons for the lower sales in Japan. One was a decline in sales of recording media products. The other was the transfer offshore of some products in the electronic materials and components segment. This, however, didn't result in an actual change in sales for the company as a whole. Generally speaking, electronic materials and electronic devices recorded impressive performances in all regions, supported by robust demand for digital consumer products. Consequently, overseas sales increased 11% to 690.7 billion yen and accounted for 80.1% of consolidated net sales, up 1.9 percentage points from 78.2%.
Turning now to earnings in each segment, the electronic materials and components segment recorded operating income of 81.8 billion yen, up 7.4 billion yen year on year. While sales fell in the recording devices sector, this was compensated for by growth in sales in the other three product sectors of this segment, resulting in higher segment sales and earnings. The segment incurred structural reform expenses of 5.6 billion yen.
The recording media segment, while seeing an 11.6 billion yen improvement on the previous fiscal year, recorded an operating loss of 2.2 billion yen. TDK implemented structural reforms at main manufacturing bases in Europe and Japan from fiscal 2006 through the first half of fiscal 2007. As a result of these restructuring actions, the segment returned to profitability in the third quarter of fiscal 2007. However, these profits were insufficient to cover the structural reform expenses booked in the fiscal year's first half, and as a result the segment recorded a loss on a full-year basis. The segment incurred structural reform expenses of 1.4 billion yen in fiscal 2007.
As announced on April 19, TDK has decided to focus on development and manufacturing activities in the recording media segment with the transfer of the recording media sales business for TDK brand products to U.S. company Imation Corporation. This transfer is expected to be completed in the latter half of the second quarter of fiscal 2008. TDK is determined to turn this segment into a business with a stable profit base by increasing investment efficiency going forward.
Now for a word on our consolidated projections for fiscal 2008. We are projecting consolidated net sales of 865.0 billion yen, 0.3% higher year on year, along with a 13.1% increase in operating income to 90.0 billion yen, an 8.3% rise in income before income taxes to 96.0 billion yen and a 2.7% increase in net income to 72.0 billion yen.
We expect high production levels of digital consumer products to continue in fiscal 2008. In today's climate, where lifecycles of digital products are getting shorter and shorter, we will actively seek to expand sales of new products by further refining our systems for supplying components matched to consumer demands in an even more timely manner. This will entail pushing ahead with efforts to reduce development and manufacturing lead times.
Our fiscal 2008 sales forecasts are calculated based on the premise that the transfer of the recording media sales business for TDK brand products to U.S. company Imation Corporation takes place in the latter half of the second quarter. In the recording media business, we expect an approximate 40% annual decline in sales due to our focus on the development and manufacture of our own products in the second half of the fiscal year following this transfer.
Looking only at the electronic materials and components segment, our sales forecast assumes expansion in this business, supported by growth in main passive components. Key themes in this regard are raising production of capacitors, expanding sales of inductors and strengthening the magnetic products and power supplies businesses.
Moreover, our forecasts assume an average yen-U.S. dollar exchange rate of \110 for the full year.
That concludes my presentation of TDK's fiscal 2007 operating results. Thank you for your attention.


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