Clive Roberts main role within the FSB was the development and technical design of the online membership system and online directory serving over 200,000 members. Clive Roberts was responsible for capturing the requirements of the FSB and the wider membership. Clive Roberts was the lead developer for this project that delivered a solution using IBM Redback with a browser based front end.
The membership system not only managed the FSB member details but was the basis of the online directory for determining content access which Clive Roberts had developed using.net 2003 and again later using .net 2005. This online directory allowed the federation members to collaborate, network, and share best practice.
During these 3 years Clive Roberts was also responsible for the mentoring, support and coordination of a team consisting of 33 web page designers who generated the content for the FSB websites.
One of Clive Roberts`s other successes was to designed and built a web application in (Flash 8) to deliver media (movies, audio and pictures) and content from events and conferences.

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With changing trends in musical equipment industry, record players too have gone through various stages. There was a time when the thing to have was record players, for your music pleasures. As a matter of fact, record players have never gone out of market or fashion; so to speak. Those rounded vinyl disks are still very much in demand today as they were years ago. The manufacturers and collectors of vinyl disks go as far as saying that CDs or downloaded audio can never match the pleasures of a vinyl disk. How far is that true? With today`s record players and the quality of output they are able to produce, I will not be surprised if that is quite true. Generally; you would add your record player to an amplifier or a booster and through speakers, you`ll hear music, unless your record player comes complete with all the required gadgets.