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Title: The new world of the information society : proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Computer Communication, Sydney, Australia, 30 October-2 November 1984
Author: John M Bennett; T Pearcey; International Council for Computer Communication
Publisher: Amsterdam ; New York : New York, N.Y., U.S.A. : North-Holland ; Sole distributors for the U.S.A. and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1985.
ISBN/ISSN: 0444876499 9780444876492
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The new world of the information society : proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Computer Communication, Sydney, Australia, 30 October-2 November 1984
John M Bennett; T Pearcey; International Council for Computer Communication.
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< Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost | 2015-05-20
Editor conduct the subject of multiple cases
The author apologises for the recent absence of the "Arbitration Report."
The Arbitration Committee has an unusually large case load at present. Although perhaps not on a par with the high-profile, multi-party cases seen towards the end of last year and the beginning of this year, with five open cases the arbitrators are likely to be kept busy for the next several weeks.
Collect and others
Collect and others and American politics 2 were opened simultaneously after a single case request. This request focused on the conduct of Collect—a prominent and sometimes controversial editor on articles related to American politics—both in that topic area and elsewhere on Wikipedia. The filing party, MrX, alleged that Collect's editing demonstrated a "battleground mentality", which manifested itself in edit-warring and other combative behaviour. Collect rebutted that the case request was vexatious and grounded in a minor content dispute. During the evidence phase, several editors accused Collect of attempting to game the system in content disputes, disingenuously invoking the biographies of living persons policy ("BLP") to justify his position in disputes, misrepresenting source material, edit-warring, and other misconduct. A handful of editors submitted evidence in Collect's defence, praising his use of the BLP policy and suggesting that the case was politically motivated. The committee's final decision was posted on 10 May, with the result that Collect was topic-banned from American politics and subject to a one-revert restriction. Although almost two weeks elapsed between the posting of the proposed decision and the closure of the case, no drastically different remedies were discussed.
As mentioned above, this case was opened concurrently with the Collect and others case; this one has a wider scope, and is intended to evaluate the conduct of multiple editors—at the time of writing, the list of parties contains 22 names (including Collect), making it the largest the committee has handled for some time (for comparison, the long and acrimonious GamerGate case had 27 named parties, see the Signpost's coverage). Despite the apparently broad scope, participation in the case has been relatively sparse—six editors presented evidence and only one made proposals in the workshop. The proposed decision is two weeks overdue, but such delays are not unusual for large cases, especially when the committee has a large caseload.
Sockpuppet investigation block
This unusual case was opened on 23 April to examine a block, and related accusations, made by checkuser, admin, and former arbitrator Chase me ladies, I'm the Cavalry (talk · contribs). Chase me ladies blocked an account he believed was being used by (or on behalf of) Grant Shapps, a senior UK politician (see previous coverage in ITM). It emerged that Chase me ladies' actions were prompted by the receipt of evidence from a journalist at The Guardian (a left-leaning newspaper which had previously criticised Shapps), and several editors raised concerns about his handling of the case. Due to the potential sensitivity of the matter, the committee is hearing the case entirely in camera. The period for evidence submission has passed (after having briefly been re-opened until 18 May), and a proposed decision is now due by 26 May.
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Full disclosure: The author is a named party to the OccultZone case.
The main party to this case, OccultZone requested this case himself after being involved in a series of disputes and noticeboard threads which resulted in his being briefly blocked four times and three of those blocks being reversed by other administrators. OccultZone alleges that several administrators have behaved improperly towards him and that the blocks were unjust; other editors allege that—since the incident which led to the first block (on 23 March this year)—OccultZone has embarked on a pattern of disruptive editing, including accusing opponents in disputes of sock-puppetry, and has failed to heed advice to modify his behaviour. OccultZone observes that some of his accusations of sock-puppetry have been proven at least partially accurate. Evidence closed on 14 May, and several proposals are under discussion in the workshop. The target date for the committee's proposed decision is 28 May.
Lightbreather
Opened on 3 May, this case was requested to examine the conduct of Lightbreather (talk · contribs), whose involvement in topics relating to gun control and to Wikipedia's gender gap (both sensitive topics on Wikipedia, prone to heated disagreement between editors) has been a source of controversy for around the last year. The case focuses on accusations that Lightbreather, who is a party to four interaction bans, has perennially behaved disruptively and that community-based attempts to address the problem have failed. Lightbreather, meanwhile, alleges that she has been harassed by other editors, and has requested that another eight editors be added as parties in order for their conduct to be examined as far as it affects Lightbreather. Due to the unusual number of interaction bans among editors mentioned in the case, the committee has waived interaction bans for the purposes of presenting evidence, and for the other phases of the case has decided to treat all one-way interaction bans as though they were two-way. The case has generated controversy elsewhere on Wikipedia, as requests have been made to two arbitrators to recuse themselves from the case (GorillaWarfare, who some felt was biased in favour of Lightbreather, and Salvio giuliano, who some felt was biased against Lightbreather); neither request was granted, resulting in a request to the remainder of the committee to forcibly recuse Salvio giuliano—a request which was debated internally by the committee and denied. A proposed decision is anticipated by the twice-revised date of 16 June.
At the time of writing, there are three open clarification and amendment requests, relating to Infoboxes. Complementary and Alternative Medicine, and Scientology respectively. At the time of publication, none had gained significant traction.
My suggestion for a title: "Collect"ing socks among the occult politics breathing in high altitudes -- for some reason the wiser members of the board didn't think that was a good idea . Go Phightins! 23:54, 20 May 2015 (UTC)
It's great to see the Arbitration Report back, Harry! I always enjoy reading it. Liz Read! Talk! 00:28, 21 May 2015 (UTC)
I never enjoy reading it, because every arb case is a sign that something has gone wrong. However I am very glad that it is there to provide a balanced overview of these, sometimes important, cases. All the best: Rich Farmbrough, 23:06, 21 May 2015 (UTC).
Given that ChaseMe redacted the part of his initial comments that linked his block to a specific individual (and the SPI was deleted at least in part because of the same BLP issue), perhaps the Signpost might consider doing the same. This is a google-searchable page, after all, and it comes across as though the Wikipedia "house organ" is perpetuating an unproven allegation against a living person. Risker (talk) 20:51, 21 May 2015 (UTC)
I wouldn't. We very deliberately use the words "he believed." Ed [talk] [majestic titan] 21:10, 21 May 2015 (UTC)
Well, he "unbelieved" it long enough to remove it from the page before it got deleted. In other words, he had the sense to realise he'd made a BLP violation. Risker (talk) 01:20, 22 May 2015 (UTC)
Which, of course, is why we're using the past tense of the word. You would have us bury our head in the sand and pretend this never happened? (a) we're far from the only ones on the Internet reporting on this. (b) we're not judging whether it was initially a BLP violation. (c) what we have is in no way a BLP violation. It's an entirely neutral account of the events. Ed [talk] [majestic titan] 02:01, 22 May 2015 (UTC)
You have an odd definition of "neutral". The arbitration report does not normally include images of article subjects. If you'd had an image of ChaseMe in the article (he's open about his identity and there are several images of him uploaded by him or others on Wikimedia projects), I'd believe you were at least trying to be neutral. Risker (talk) 03:51, 22 May 2015 (UTC)
It's clear that we're not going to be able to convince each other of the veracity of our views. ;-) We'll have to agree to disagree. Ed [talk] [majestic titan] 08:10, 22 May 2015 (UTC)
@Risker: I was the Signpost editor who added the image of Shapps. I didn't consult anyone else about this, nor did I have any involvement in writing the Arb Report, so the idea that including the image is some indicator of the bias or non-neutrality of the report is inaccurate. The Arb Report does not typically include images because the content does not generally lend itself to that, not because of any deliberate editorial decision about whether or not to include images. In this case, since Shapps was a public figure whose image was available, I made the decision to include it. I didn't even think to consider whether or not to include an image of Chase Me. It might be something to consider in future coverage, but in this case it wasn't a matter of me deciding between a picture of Shapps or a picture of Chase Me, it was a matter of me checking to see if there was an image of a public figure available. Gamaliel (talk) 02:57, 23 May 2015 (UTC)
Gamaliel, it *is* a bias, although I'm certain it's not a conscious one; it's the bias of using an image, any image, without consideration of the potential harm to the individual whose image is used. Would you use an image of the Prime Minister of Israel in relation to any of the Israel-Palestine cases (even though edits about him would likely be involved), or an image of Richard Dawkins in relation to a Darwinism case? There's just no reason to include the current image (or any image) here, either. In fact, the public figure is pretty peripheral to the case itself, except for the real-world impact that it has had on his life, and the use of the image perpetuates that real-world impact by continuing to associate him personally with the behaviour of an administrator, which is what has led to an arbitration case. You'll notice the case is not named for him, it's named neutrally. (It's also not named for the administrator involved, something the Arbitration Committee started doing some years ago where possible to reduce the real-world impact on individual editors.)It is even a non-public case, at least in part to avoid the spread of the BLP issues involved. The fact that very experienced editors and administrators can't even see the BLP implications of continuing to name and shame the public figure is worrisome. I'd like to hope that you can see that the same point could be made without the image, and without even naming the public figure; "a British politician in the midst of an election campaign" would be sufficient here. I'll return to this tomorrow; if it's still there, I'll invoke the special BLP provisions. Risker (talk) 03:33, 23 May 2015 (UTC)
On reflection I agree with Risker here. The image isn't a good illustration of the purely internal Wikipedia matter being reported on here, for all the reasons that led to the case being accepted in the first place. Andreas JN466 07:06, 23 May 2015 (UTC)
Risker, the Signpost is carefully considering the issues you raise. I can't speak for the whole editorial board, but personally I don't find the attempted analogy with the Israeli prime minister to be relevant: that would be pointed and undue weight, whereas here, the photograph is from the article that is specifically at the core of the ArbCom case. I have no problem with the presence of the image here. Tony (talk) 16:52, 23 May 2015 (UTC)
Again, Risker, you'd have us stick our heads in the sand when the rest of the world is using the politician's name. I still see no problem here and would resist the use of BLP provisions as you interpret them. Ed [talk] [majestic titan] 23:30, 23 May 2015 (UTC)
HJ Mitchell, note that the dates for evidence submission and posting of the proposed decision in the SPI block case have once again changed: [1]. Andreas JN466 08:04, 28 May 2015 (UTC)
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Stefan Janoski - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
stefan Janoski (Macedonian: Стефан Јаноски; born July 18, 1979) is an American professional skateboarder, artist, writer, and musician who is well known for his signature Nike SB shoe model the "Nike Zoom Stefan Janoski". Among followers of professional skateboarding, Janoski is known for his "switch-stance" skills and casual style.[1]
Janoski's home town is Vacaville, California, United States (U.S.) and he began skateboarding in 1992.[1] Janoski later explained in a Nike promotional segment that he tried to emulate Mike Carroll following Carroll's Plan B Skateboards video part in Virtual Reality.[2] In an August 2013 interview, Janoski provided a description of the Vacaville skateboard scene:
The skate scene in Vacaville around 1992 was around 12 people or less. At my school, it was me and one or two other skaters. Mostly I skated with my friends Josh Jameson, Brian Glosser and a few guys who were 4 or 5 years older than me. Either that or I would skate by myself on an asphalt country road.[3]
Janoski was sponsored by the Expedition One skateboard deck company and appeared in the video Alone.[4] Janoski was then recruited to the Habitat skateboard team through original team rider Tim O'Connor, as the two skateboarded together extensively.[5] Janoski is a supporter and participant in the


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a community for 7 yearsmessage the moderatorsMODERATORSqgyh2krispykrackersBritishEnglishPoliceTbluejamt9000nullrenGuitarFreak027roger_roger_botbeernerd...and 12 more »234823492350A Christian group shows up to a Chicago Gay Pride parade holding apologetic signs including "I'm sorry for how the church treated you". (imgur.com)submitted 3 years ago by weirds2941 commentssharecancelsorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onloading...sorted by: besttopnewhotcontroversialoldrandomq&ayou are viewing a single comment's thread.view the rest of the comments →[–]Coolfuckingname 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (0 children)sorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onI would go to church more, if that was what i could expect.
Sadly, its not been my experience.
(straight guy here saying that)
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Jimmy Ray Lee D Min
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Jimmy Ray Lee, D.Min.
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Jimmy Ray Lee, D. Min.; Dan Strickland, M. Div.
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D.Min. Jimmy Ray Lee
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Road 3605 Bld 230 Block 336 Cid Street, Adliya, 1299 Manama, Bahrain
#150 of 170 hotels in Manama
눉I stay at Infinity Suites reasonably often. Some rooms don't have temperature control, so my room was too hot in December, too cold in October. Sometimes I have gotten sheets or towels that feel a little tired or worn.
눇The location is great for me. The staff is helpful. (Last time, they gave me an electrical adapter, when I had forgotten mine.) It is more like an apartment-hotel than a full service hotel, which I prefer -- less hassle.
“A normal stay that doesn’t meet the expectations.”
눉No hot water as the heater was not working, also poor design of hot water supply (shared water heater for 2 suites). Poor design for the air conditioning system (temperature control is common for both the bedrooms). Reservation was made for two large double beds, but was given 2 single beds and a large double bed. No preference given to reservations made through booking.com. Staff are not quite responsive.
눇Location is easily accessible. Well furnished apartment with most of the required amenities.
“WORST NIGHTMARE EXPERIENCE EVER, do not pay unless you check the room first”
눉BUGS in the room and when I told them they did not take any action to clean, the pillow full of HAIR and the spreads are all dirty, VERY FILTHY
눇NOTHING AT ALL - VERY DIRTY, BUGS EVERYWHERE
“Hostile to stay there as hosts are not at all helpful and courteous.”
눉The hosts have pathetic approach towards their guests. they don't even provide water to their guests. They redirected me to nearby shop to get water instead of helping with it. At least, they could have helped me getting water to my room instead of asking me to go and get it.
눇I would not recommend this property anybody. overall, My experience was not as good as expected. They are only interested in collecting money. They don't have trust in their guests and ask to deposit passport at the start and upon asking who will take responsibility in case of loss of passport, they don't have answer and willingness to accept that risk.
“How helpful the staff were”
눉think the room was cleaned in a hurry, however every request I made was met and satisfied. They could however offer packs to guests for toothpaste, comb etc
눇How helpful the staff were
“You get about what you pay or less”
눉The house keeping was poor the bed cover has blood spot and hires .the internet was very slow.there was old magazines they were published on 2015 . The soap bar was wet . One of the windows where broken can't be closed. The place smell like an Indian restaurant . There is only one elevator.there is no gym
눇The fair price which was 60US Dollars
“Never repeat ”
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눇Location Room size Clean Facilities
“HOUR BALE THE A/C you could not control fro inside the room you need to call the reception”
“Children Play Area & Pool”
눉Children Play Area & Pool
눉More clean
눇Staff members are good
눉The furnishings were old and worn. The AC carried food smells from other rooms.
눉Everything, we slept on a bed full of dust, and a very ugly yellow pillows. When I asked staff to replace them they said the hotel is full booked and there is only two small pillows which also was yellow and dirty. I regret every ryal spent hope this comment affect on there rate because it deserves 0 in cleanliness. Don't be tempted by the value trust me you are better off.
눉Hard Location .. Old furniture.. But still fine
눇Nice hotel .. Good friendly Staff .. Good value for money .. Big wide window.. And They provide a srround sound system
눉Far away from any activities. Wrong level of floor in the toilet, full with standing water. Had to ask for towels. New towels smells dirty. Difficult to find parking place.
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눉the building, furniture and toilet need to be renewed and renovated. AC control with reception. The noise in the café came through the AC
눇It was an awesome stay. Booked for standard room but was upgraded to one bed room suite for the same cost because the room which we booked through booking .com was not available.Lady at the front desk(day time) was very helpful and very cooperative. Kitchen was fully uploaded with clean crockery. Very spacious Bed room with nice view. We liked staying at the Hotel.
“It was a great experience hope to stay there again but hope...”
눉There was this smell of the breakfast and lunch that went through the room through I guess the the AC vents .. but other than that it was wonderful ..
눇It was a great experience hope to stay there again but hope that the prices are a bit lower
“Location, quiet, elegant, spacious.”
눉Not really clean, room service not really good. Quality of room not really good and need maintenance in some cases.
눇Location, quiet, elegant, spacious.
“I chose this hotel because I was attending an event at...”
눉Furnishings could do with a freshen up. No complimentary water.
눇I chose this hotel because I was attending an event at Brazil Lounge round the corner so perfect location and no need to drive. The best things were the new towels and the large TV. Room service was quite good too. Also liked the toiletries provided.
눉Wifi signal in the room is very weak. Breakfast facility is not available due to chef was on vacation.
눇Staff is very helpful. Clean & Quiet environment.
“- The lady receptionist at day time duty was very helpful.”
눉- bad odor - old and dirty bed and other Furniture - all the doors inside are not closing well - no groceries or restaurants at walking distance
눇- The lady receptionist at day time duty was very helpful. She upgraded our room to 3 room apartment for the same cost because the room we through booking.com not available. she also allowed late checkout - the toilets were clean
“One-Bed Room Apartment ”
눉Location is complicated if you are driving and don't know the streets well, only google maps brought me to the hotel everytime.
눇One-Bed Room Apartment Hassle-Free Fast Wifi Parking, though it could be a bit of an issue late night Had taken the standard room, and didn't like it due to some issues, they upgraded me to one bed-room apt when I complained on day 2, that was awesome service
“Staff is very cooperative.”
눉Needs immediate refurbishment. Furniture is very old.
눇Staff is very cooperative.
“Very old and unclean furniture !”
눉Very old and unclean furniture !!
“Internet little slow ”
눉Internet little slow There wad no single beds
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“Large rooms, very clean, practical for families”
눇Large rooms, very clean, practical for families
“it was a great stay but need to check the internet and it...”
눇it was a great stay but need to check the internet and it was weak
눉Continuous water leakage in bathroom during my stay
“I like its location & the prices, and much more its...”
눉Towels need more cleaning
눇I like its location & the prices, and much more its lovely staff particularly Ms. Alma
“I like this hotel , the staff was very nice and helpful”
눇I like this hotel , the staff was very nice and helpful
눉There no much facilities
“Friendly staff, decent location ”
눉Bad wifi, complimentary water in the room.
눇Friendly staff, decent location Clean, Big room, Cheap
“the rooms are big.”
눉they don't have dining room.
눇the rooms are big. the attendants are warmly.
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Not Just for Winter Anymore - The Washington Post
On the worst days, when his head throbs and his body aches from too much basketball, Archbishop Spalding High School senior Justin Castleberry dreams about his upcoming vacation, about his much-needed break.
But school doesn't start until Aug. 30.
Too bad, because for Castleberry and other top-level high school basketball players, summer vacation has become the busiest time of the year. During a three-week stretch that runs until the end of July, Castleberry will play about 40 games, more than he does during the three-month high school season. Throughout the summer, he spends 10 hours a week lifting weights and 15 hours practicing, leaving no room for part-time jobs or family vacations.
Summer demands have skyrocketed across high school sports, but nowhere is a year-round commitment more essential than in men's basketball, where teams -- and scholarships -- are made during the offseason.
"There's never really any break," Castleberry said. "Basically, my whole summer is 100 percent devoted to basketball, even though it's a winter sport. I can't stay out late with friends or get a job. I just do this."
When Castleberry decided to commit to year-round basketball, he thought only of the opportunities it would unlock, not the ones it would quash. "If you want a scholarship," Spalding Coach Mike Glick told him, "then you better get it right now."
Players race from one camp to the next, from one game to the next, hoping to catch the attention of a college coach. Castleberry feels dizzy just reviewing his schedule: a week and nearly 20 games at the Eastern Invitational in New Brunswick, N.J.; a handful of workouts at Spalding in front of college coaches; weekends filled with summer league games at St. Albans.
"I don't even think about what I'm doing, to be honest with you," Castleberry said. "It's just go, go, go. This is the most important time of year."
And he's spent months preparing for it. Castleberry and teammate Lawrence Dixon started working out the day after school ended, and since then they've rarely left basketball behind.
Glick told them how to prepare: Lift weights three nights a week, practice for about an hour each day and play as many games as possible. "Ideally," Glick said, "they'll be preparing for about 25-30 hours each week. That's their summer."
What about a part-time job? "There's just no way," Castleberry said, "that I could possibly have one."
What about his family? "I'd like to go see my dad in Texas," Dixon said, "but that just doesn't fit in right now."
What about a break -- one innocent little break? "For top-notch players these days," Glick said, "there's really no chance to get one."
Coaches often blame the hectic pace on the NCAA's open evaluation period in July, which provides players with a summer showcase more important than anything during their high school season. College coaches can evaluate high schoolers during two 10-day stretches, from July 8 to 17 and July 22 to 31.
Next year the NCAA will increase the break between the periods by three days. "We want to give players a little more rest," said Steve Mallonee, managing director of NCAA Division I membership services. "We know that, for them, this is a high-activity period."
A high-stress period, too. Hundreds of college coaches flock to camps such as the Eastern Invitational so they can evaluate 300 highly regarded players at one place, instead of flying around the country to watch individual high school games.
Hungry for lucrative scholarships, athletes and parents are more than willing to accommodate them.
"Kids would play 24 hours a day if that's what they had to do," said Ned Sparks, the executive director of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association. "They might exhaust themselves. They might get tired of basketball. But they believe a scholarship can make it all worthwhile."
Take Castleberry and Dixon, who swear that three months of physical stress and emotional exhaustion, three months of going to bed early while friends stay out late, will be made worthwhile by a free college education.
Castleberry has been offered scholarships by several Patriot League schools, including Bucknell, Lehigh and American. Dixon is weighing offers from about six schools, including St. Francis and Holy Cross. "The offers keep you doing all the hard work," Dixon said. "We use those for motivation."
Younger, lesser players drain themselves during the summer months, too, while eyeing different incentives, like improvement and playing time.
Players at Annapolis High School and Glen Burnie High School aren't yet competing for scholarships, but they still spend their summers playing basketball. At both of those schools, players compete together in summer leagues, playing about 25 games over the summer.
"The core people on our summer team will be the core players on our team next year," said John Brady, head coach at Annapolis. "We don't say, 'If you don't play in the summer, then you won't play during the year.' But it sure hurts kids if they don't play in the summer. They'll fall behind everyone else."
"Our kids are in the gym lifting three nights a week and playing every other day," said Mike Rudd, head coach at Glen Burnie. "Obviously, that's not unique. These days, it seems like everyone lives and breathes basketball the whole year."
Even when players deviate, they do so cautiously. Dixon bucked the trend and decided to get a part-time job at a barbecue restaurant near his house. Still, he misses work often for summer league games or nighttime workouts.
"Before I took the job, I explained things to them," Dixon said. "They know my priorities. Basketball comes first, before basically everything."
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You need never use a bank again. Here's why
Senior researcher at the New Economics Foundation and researcher at the University of Cumbria
Tue 7 Jul 2015 10.36 EDT Last modified on Thu 25 May 2017 06.16 EDT
A man at a greengrocer pays with Brixton pounds. Innovative ways to pay are one way in which the banking sector is being transformed. Photograph: Jonathan Goldberg/Alamy
Dissatisfaction with the banking sector over the last decade has led to numerous calls for the industry to change. Last month, the governor of the Bank of England spoke of how the UK financial sector bears the scars of a market gone wrong, while others have highlighted how the oligopoly of our big five UK banks are not only too big to fail and too big to jail, but simply too big to compete and unable to serve customers needs.
Transforming the system from within is one way to do bring about change, for example by turning The Royal Bank of Scotland into a network of local banks. In a report published earlier this year, my colleague Tony Greenham demonstrated how doing this would transform the face of UK domestic retail banking and bring significant economic benefits in the process.
But there is also a second transformation picking up speed, one which comes from outside the financial establishment. This transformation is set not only to cut prices for business and consumers, but also to introduce a host of new services and opportunities beyond what even challenger banks – new rivals of the big lenders – can be expected to deliver.
By combining recent technologies with age-old practices that now cover all areas of banking, new practices are emerging that go beyond what was previously possible. It short, it is now possible to bank without banks. Here’s how:
This industry has been the poster child of innovative financial services for the last few years and is now well recognised by regulators and markets alike. These lenders, like Zopa, RateSetter and FundingCircle, are stepping into the arena that to most customers is the core business of banks: providing saving options and facilitating investment.
On the savings side, people who place their money through peer-to-peer platforms will receive ISA-like tax benefits from April 2016. On the investment side, even platforms that previously only focused on personal loans, such as RateSetter, are now moving into business loans. You might not expect lower rates there, but the aim of these platforms is to outperform banks with a faster turnaround of applications. What’s more, through deeper and more personal profiling of individual cases they can grant the kinds of loans to small businesses that big banks aren’t bothered about.
2. Innovative ways to pay
The rails that most of our transactions run on are currently provided by private institutions owned and governed by the big incumbent banks. This puts them in a gatekeeper position that effectively discourages them from investing and updating their technology and protocols to match the speed and ease of services you would expect in the twenty-first century. It also leads to high costs that lack transparency for users.
Even the banks that want to make a difference to small and medium businesses, such as credit unions, building societies and challenger banks, have to buy into these legacy systems. This sector is ripe for disruption and a host of new platforms are picking up the slack, offering substantial savings for customers.
Some, like PayPal and TransferWise, focus on ease and convenience to customers but still link into the conventional system in the back-end. Others are building new sets of rails altogether. The small but highly innovative Brixton Pound offered mobile payments ahead of the high street banks without the need for a smartphone. Bitcoin is still hitting the news regularly, with Cumbria University announcing last year that some of its students will be allowed to pay their tuition fees using the digital currency.
However, the hype around its highly volatile currency has seen it now give way to fintech – companies focusing on what the underlying technology is good at: direct transfers between account holders anywhere in the world without any middlemen. Despite big banks now trying to catch up by providing entrepreneurs with incubator facilities and capital, this is pretty much still a start-up industry with high risks but even bigger potential.
Islamic traders have used payments without banks for centuries through the Hawala network. The Internet is about to bring such direct financial connectivity to all business and individuals as we speak, with outfits such as Ripple and Stellar already the darlings of Silicon Valley.
3. Creating new money
It still comes as a surprise to many that money is not only transferred by banks, but also created when providing loans. Peer-to-peer lenders and payments services only operate with the money that has been provided by banks at some point. So when liquidity in the economy is low, be it locally or even nationally, it requires a third set of innovations to fill the gap.
Complementary currencies do just that at close to 0% interest. They are only valid for businesses that signed up to their collaborative credit networks and are typically not exchangeable for national currency. The WIR-franc in Switzerland has operated for over 80 years and serves close to 50,000 business all over the country. The city of Nantes in France just launched the SoNantes as an way to support SMEs in the region.
While these two examples happen to be run by banks – a cooperative in the case of the WIR and a local public bank in Nantes – that both also offer services in conventional currencies to their clients, a banking licence is not required to issue a complementary currency anywhere. Collaborative credit systems are typically run by regular service companies outside the scope of financial regulation. Some operate internationally and are publicly listed companies, like Bartercard, which also operates in the UK, but most focus on a particular city or region. The international trade body IRTA was founded in 1979 as a representative of the industry in the USA, but many more exist around the world.

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Patent US5736279 - Accurate drilling of probe holes in the insulating plate of an electrical ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA method for manufacturing insulating plates with accurately located holes in patterns suitable for bed of nails type test heads. An optically aligned drilling machine is used to form holes in the insulating plate conforming to the test pattern by using a reference pattern photolithographically formed...http://www.google.com/patents/US5736279?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5736279 - Accurate drilling of probe holes in the insulating plate of an electrical test headAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5736279 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/746,063Publication dateApr 7, 1998Filing dateNov 6, 1996Priority dateNov 6, 1996Fee statusLapsedPublication number08746063, 746063, US 5736279 A, US 5736279A, US-A-5736279, US5736279 A, US5736279AInventorsGary Damon Mott, Ronald Romonosky, Dale Wayne WilhiteOriginal AssigneeInternational Business Machines CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Referenced by (8), Classifications (11), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAccurate drilling of probe holes in the insulating plate of an electrical test headUS 5736279 AAbstract A method for manufacturing insulating plates with accurately located holes in patterns suitable for bed of nails type test heads. An optically aligned drilling machine is used to form holes in the insulating plate conforming to the test pattern by using a reference pattern photolithographically formed onto the insulating plate. The photolithographic formation provides a pattern of greater accuracy and maintains that accentuated degree of accuracy through camera alignment and fixed offset between commonly mounted camera and drill. The tighter registration of copper features in advanced printed circuit boards subject to testing with the bed of nails test heads require insulating plates hole patterns with the accentuated accuracy provided by the method.
We claim: 1. In the fabrication of a test head having a selectively patterned grid of probes located by a hole pattern in an insulating plate, a method of accurately forming the hole pattern, comprising the steps of:applying a layer of photoimageable material to a planar surface of the insulating plate; exposing the photoimageable material in a pattern related to the hole pattern; developing the photoimageable material to leave a reference pattern suitable for drill alignment; and drilling the insulating plate using the reference pattern for alignment. 2. The method recited in claim 1, wherein the drilling is accomplished with an optically aligning drill machine.
3. The method recited in claim 1, comprising the further step of stripping the reference pattern after the drilling of the insulating plate.
4. The method recited in claim 2, comprising the further step of stripping the reference pattern after the drilling of the insulating plate.
5. In the fabrication of a test head having a selectively patterned grid of probes located by a hole pattern in an insulating plate, a method of accurately forming the hole pattern, comprising the steps of:applying a layer of photoimageable material to one planar surface of the insulating plate; exposing the photoimageable material in a pattern which defines the hole pattern; developing the photoimageable material to leave a reference pattern defining the holes to be drilled; and drilling the insulating plate in the pattern defined by the developed photoimageable material. 6. The method recited in claim 5, wherein the drilling is accomplished with an optically aligning drill machine.
7. The method recited in claim 5, comprising the further step of stripping residual developed photoimageable material after the drilling of the insulating plate.
8. The method recited in claim 6, comprising the further step of stripping residual developed photoimageable material after the drilling of the insulating plate.
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates generally to the drilling of hole patterns in plates. More particularly, the invention is directed to the drilling of accurately located holes using optically defined patterns formed onto the plates.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Electrical test heads used to perform bed of nail testing of printed circuit board wiring features are conventionally manufactured using insulating (dielectric) plates drilled with hole patterns related to the printed circuit board undergoing test. Electrically conductive probes are inserted through the holes in the plates as a part of fabricating a bed of nails test grid suitable for a particular copper feature pattern on a printed circuit board. Test heads used to evaluate advanced circuit boards commonly have five to twenty-five thousand probes per board to be tested. With the decreasing dimensions of advanced printed circuit boards, the tolerances in the test heads have decreased and the associated costs of head manufacturing have increased, particularly for those printed circuit manufacturers which incur the additional head replacement cost associated with 100% testing of their printed circuit board products.
The accuracy of the hole locations in the insulating plate are crucial in correctly positioning the probes to reliably test the manufactured printed circuit boards. This is particularly relevant when printed circuit boards have fine pitch copper features, in that probes are routinely canted to avoid shorting one to another while contacting the tightly spaced copper features on the printed circuit board. An example of such features are the surface mount contacts used for integrated circuit devices, whether packaged or in flip-chip configuration. Inaccurate probe alignment can cause the scrappage of good printed circuit boards at a stage in the printed circuit board manufacturing where the board has significant market value.
Present insulating plate drilled hole location accuracy is in the range of 0.003 inches at the three standard deviation level. However, advanced printed circuit board requirements are moving toward a copper feature, typically contact, pitch of approximately 0.010 inches, divided evenly between 0.005 contacts and 0.005 contact separation space. In the context of such advanced products, the 0.003 inch three standard deviation insulator head hole accuracy is no longer acceptable. A three standard deviation value of 0.001 inches is believed to be a desired, if not necessary, objective.
Thus there exists a need for a method which produces accurately drilling hole patterns in insulating plates suitable for bed of nail type printed circuit board test heads with probe hole location accuracies a factor of three better than presently attainable through conventionally numerically controlled drilling.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The accuracy problem associated with the hole patterns in insulating plates is solved according to the present invention through the steps of applying a layer of photoimageable material to the planar surface of the insulating plate, exposing the photoimageable material in a pattern related to the hole pattern, developing the photoimageable material to leave a reference pattern suitable for drill alignment, and drilling the insulating plate using the reference pattern for alignment. Further refinements include the use of an optically aligned drill machine employing the reference patterns on the insulating plate and the stripping of the reference pattern from the insulating plate after drilling of the hole pattern.
In a particularized form of the invention, an insulating plate is photolithographically processed to generate an optical accuracy reference pattern related to the pattern to be drilled in the insulating plate. Drilling of the insulating plate is accomplished using an optically aligning drill, where the alignment camera uses the photolithographic accurate hole location pattern formed on the insulating plate as a reference for drilling. Since the camera-to-drill offset is consistent from hole to hole, the overall accuracy can be improved materially over a conventional XYZ numerically controlled drill positioning system.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 schematically depicts the insulating plate drilling process as presently practiced.
FIG. 2 schematically depicts an embodiment of the process conforming to the present invention, including the formation and use of an optically defined reference pattern.
FIG. 3 illustrates by schematic cross-section the relation of the test probes to the holes in the insulating plate, and underlying printed circuit board copper features.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT The prior art as schematically depicted in FIG. 1 generally involves the use of a numerically controlled drilling machine to create probe holes, nominally 0.019 inches in diameter, in an insulating plate for use with a bed of nails type electrical test head. In keeping with accuracies required of conventional printed circuit board designs, the locations of the holes in the insulating plate have a nominal three standard deviation value of 0.003 inches.
FIG. 1 depicts raw insulating plate 1 before hole drilling, and completed insulating plate 1 with holes 2 after hole drilling to the tolerances of conventional test heads. The drilling is accomplished using a machine having bed 3 upon which is mounted moving table 4, the movements of Table 4 defining the hole locations in Y direction. Insulating plate 1 is mounted on table 4. Bridge structure 6 is connected to bed 3 so as to provide X direction movement for drill spindle 7. Drill bit 8 creates holes in insulating plate 1 by Z direction movement of drill spindle 7. Movements in the X, Y and Z axes are regulated by numerical controller 9, preferably a computer based digital controller.
The critical X and Y positions for each hole are not derived directly with reference to insulating plate 1, but rather indirectly through X and Y positions defined by moving table 4 and bridge 6. Each new hole requiring X and Y repositioning generates a new positioning error, within the system tolerances but relatively random from hole location to hole location. As noted hereinbefore, the relative error buildup exceeds the tight registration requirements of features on advanced printed circuit boards, and especially those having surface mounted integrated circuit devices.
The accentuated accuracy required of test heads associated with advanced printed circuit board copper features, mainly those having tighter registration as a consequence of smaller pitch as well as mixes of on grid and off grid feature locations, is attained through the practice schematically depicted in FIG. 2. Fabrication preferably follows the process steps 1-7 shown in the figure. The operation accomplished at each step is generally described by text enclosed within parentheses. Improvement in hole accuracy by a factor 4 to 6 is attained through the combination of having all the hole locations defined during a single operation, having the hole locations defined by highly accurate photolithographic processing, and having a single fixed, mechanically offset between the hole making device, the drill, and the optical positioning device, the camera. These elements are evident in the third and fifth steps of the manufacturing process depicted in FIG. 2.
The practice of the invention provides on grid and off grid hole pattern capability with a nominal three standard deviation error of 0.001 inches. As such, the holes are consistent with the tighter registration tolerances of advanced insulating plates and associated printed circuit board copper features.
The process in FIG. 2 begins with step 1. At that point, insulating plate 1 composed of polycarbonate and having a nominal thickness of 0.062 inches is coated as shown in FIG. 2 with a photoimageable material. The photoimageable material may be applied in a number of manners, including thermo-compression bonding of a thin film from a roll, curtain type spreading of a liquid based photoimageable material, or silk screen deposition of a liquid photoimageable material. A particularized example involves the use of photopolymer material manufactured by and commercially available from DuPont, which is laminated onto the insulating plate 1 to form as shown at step 2 a photoimageable layer 11 on plate 1.
FIG. 2 depicts at step 3 the exposure of the photoimageable material to actinic radiation adequate to define a reference pattern for the holes to be drilled. Exposure is preferably accomplished using accurate optical apparatus, such as one involving a radiation source and raster scanner, or one employing a mask and lens, where the mask is an image of the desired hole pattern. A particular example involves the use of Orbotech equipment to expose the pattern.
At step 4, the exposed photoimageable material is developed by chemical spray or the like to retain, in positive or negative form, hole pattern 12. At step 5, insulating plate 1 with pattern 12 is mounted in a drilling machine, generally at 13, to fabricate the actual holes in the insulating plate.
Though drilling machine 13 is similar to that of the prior art shown in FIG. 1, it differs in a critical aspect. The final, fine verses coarse, alignment of the drill is derived directly with reference to pattern 12 formed on the insulating plate itself. The hole positioning system now includes not only drill spindle 7 and drill bit 8, but alignment camera 14. Controller 16 defines both the coarse and fine X and Y direction adjustments in the positioning of the drill. Fine positioning is accomplished through optical alignment using camera 14 and individual hole targets in reference pattern 12, so that holes 2 formed in insulating plate 1 are consistently referenced to pattern 12.
As embodied at step 5, holes 2 are offset by a fixed and consistent distance from the actual reference pattern 12. However, it may also be possible to have the reference pattern and hole location coincide, if the optical system of camera 14 is so configured.
The stripping of the reference pattern as shown at step 6 preferably follows. The removal of the reference pattern may not be necessary if pattern 12 and holes 2 coincide, or if the reference pattern is located on a discarded portion of an oversized raw insulating plate.
The process is complete at step 7, where plate 1 has a multiplicity of accurately drilled holes consistent with the probe pattern required for the bed of nails test head.
FIG. 3 schematically illustrates by cross-section example uses for drilled insulating plates in test heads. Features 17 on printed circuit board 18 are to be tested for continuity or open circuit, as appropriate, by bed of nails tester probes 19. Conventional practice involves the use of multiple insulating plates, including at least one on-grid insulating plate 21 having a multiplicity of holes 22 drilled in conformance with a grid pattern.
Most copper features 17 on printed circuit board 18 are on grid. However, it is also common to have off-grid features. For example, the reduced size of spacing 23 indicates an off-grid copper feature and as such is also likely to require tighter tolerances than those allowed for the on-grid pattern itself. Test insulating plate 24 must be accurately drilled to ensure that the points of probes 19 contact copper features located both at on-grid and off-grid positions. The accuracy problem is magnified with the tighter registration in advanced printed circuit board features and the need for angular refinements of probes 19 such as at 26.
The present invention allows the manufacture of insulating plates 24, as well as on-grid insulating plate 21, with the accuracy required in testing copper features on advanced printed circuit boards.
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Responsible for the supervision of operational activities in shipping area in accordance with departmental policies, procedures, and standards to achieve established production schedules and desired quality levels.
This position will report to the Plant Superintendent.
* Supervises the activities and personnel engaged in shipping product within their assigned department and shift.
* Insure trailers are scheduled and loaded according to authorized procedures.
* Interprets, applies, and/or enforces all company policies, programs, rules, regulations, labor contracts, and safety rules.
* Achieve departmental, plant, and corporate goals for safety, quality, and productivity.
* Promote clean, safe work areas throughtout the plant by continuously checking for hazardous conditions.
* Leading shipping employees in continuous improvement activities.
* Maintaining employee morale by portraying a positive image of the company.
* Develop, direct, and manage shipping personnel and train them to properly utilize all equipment and tools.
* Direct shipping personnel to maintain product quality and meet customers' requirements.
* Consistently administers company policies and practices regarding attendance, performance, etc.
* Communicates with employees on a regular basis.
* Expected to participate in activities such as training and safety programs in order to enhance the overall effectiveness of the work area(s) involved.
* Maintains the technical and managerial skills required to effectively administer the production process.
* Proficient in operating a forkilift.
* Strong analytical, problem solving, delegation, and conflict resolution skills.
* Exceptional leadership, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
* Must be adaptable to change and have the ability/desire to make a difference.
* Solid math skills and measurements are essential.
* Mechanical aptitude is a plus.
* Minimum of 2-4 years supervisory experience preferred in shipping.
* Knowledge of computerized equipment.
* Knowledge of the cabinet industry.
BS degree or AS degree in a technical or business related field is preferred.
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