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Equities Jobs in England
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FIX Protocol Trading Systems Analyst (FIX Protocol, Equities)
Key words: FIX Protocol Trading Systems Analyst (FIX Protocol, Equities, Electronic Trading, UNIX, Windows, SQL, JAVA, On-Boarding, 1st/2nd Line Support) FIX Protocol Trading Systems Analyst required for exceptional position in one of the world's leading providers of brokerage services... Useful experience includes: Advanced FIX messaging protocol knowledge...
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Harrington Starr
Salary: £50000 - £60000 per annum + Bonus + BenefitsPosted: 6 days ago
C# Developer
C# Sever developer to work on a Electronic Trading System... C# sever developer is required to join a leading Tier 1 Investment Bank to work on the development of a equities electronic trading application... Previous experience working on Electronic Trading or Algo Trading systems would be hugely beneficial as would...
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Hays Finance Technology
Rate: £550.00 - £650.00 per dayPosted: 2 hours ago
Equities Algo Java Developer; up to £120k
Key skills for the Equities Algo Java Developer; up to £120k role: Core Java - including low level programming (threading, sockets, low latency etc) Equites (big plus however, not a must have) Algo development - experience writing execution strategies... Tasks required for the Equities Algo Java Developer; up to £120k role: You...
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McGregor Boyall
Salary: £90000 - £110000 per annum + bonusPosted: 5 days ago
Business analyst - front office, order management, OMS
Harrington Starr is partnered with an award winning provider of asset management / investment management applications used for front office order management (OMS) and portfolio management (PMS)... To be considered for the role of Business analyst (front office, order management, OMS, portfolio management, PMS, equities, fixed income, SQL, asset management, investment...
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Salary: £55000 - £75000 per annum + plus packagePosted: 7 days ago
Risk Business Analyst Greenfield Market Risk Project : BA/PM
Business Analyst, Project Manager, Market Risk, Risk Management, Equities, Equity Derivatives, Fixed Income, Bonds, FX, PnL, Risk Metrics, Agile, SQL, Architect. Small (300 people) but expanding bank has recently embarked on the build from scratch of core Risk Systems for Equities and Equity Derivatives with new phases planned for Fixed...
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Optima Connections
Salary: From £60,000 to £75,000 per annum + Bonus + BenefitsPosted: 5 hours ago
Front End Developer - Leading Tech / Financial - Central London
Front End Developer Role - OOP JavaScript - Leading Tech/Financial - London... Due to growth, an exciting opportunity has become available for a Front End Developer to join a company that designs and builds innovative and business critical solutions for a diverse set of customers in the financial industry. Their products range...
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Evolution Recruitment Solutions
Salary: Competitive SalaryPosted: 2 days ago
Java Developer Asset Control £650 pd
Key: Java, unix, sybase, asset control, fx, equities, commodities, front office, developer, programmer, engineer, Credit, Risk, reference data, pricing... Experience with Java, required along with one of Reference Data, Pricing or Risk... Key skills required: Strong Development experience, ideally with Java... Broad product knowledge, primarily Rates & FX, Equities, Credit and...
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Development and Infrastructure
Rate: £550 - 650 per dayPosted: 27 days ago
Software Developer ( C++ and Java)
My client a leading financial services company are looking to recruit a Software Developer ( C++ and Java role for server application development, TCL, Unix Financial Services) Desirable Skills and Knowledge: This is primarily a C++ and Java role for server application development, but successful candidates who are experienced in other...
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McGregor Boyall
Salary: £50000 - £60000 per annumPosted: 5 days ago
C# Developer - (.NET, User Interface, Client-side, JavaScript)
Experience of full software development lifecycle, from design through construction and testing. Excellent problem solving and analytical skills... This is primarily a C# role for client application development, but successful candidates who are experienced in other similar technologies such as C++ or Java will be offered cross-training if necessary...
Surrey -
McGregor Boyall
Salary: £35000 - £50000 per annumPosted: Yesterday
eTrading Production Support Specialist
An opportunity has been made available for an Electronic Trading Production Support Specialist to join an exciting City based Start-Up Fund working with cutting edge technology... This is a great opportunity for an Electronic Trading Production Support Specialist to move into an exciting Fund. You will be coming in...
City of London -
Salary: £60000 - £80000 per annum + BenefitPosted: 26 days ago
Senior Java Integration Developer
This role is sitting within the Fixed Income, currencies and equities team and you will get excellent business exposure... What you'll need to succeed We are looking for a deep knowledge of development using server side Java and JEE along with experience building applications with Spring. We are looking...
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Hays London City Cheapside
Salary: £70000.00 - £75000.00 per annum + Benefits + BonusPosted: 19 days ago
Senior Core Java Multi Threading Developer for Risk Team
The company focus on derivative trading and improving trading performance for their customers and therefore seek new staff from banking, trading, asset management or exchange environments. As a Core Java multi-threading developer for the Risk Team (java / OOP / SQL / JDBC / XML) you will require specification, design, development, testing then...
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Harrington Starr
Salary: £45000 - £55000 per annum + Bonus and Benefits and TrainingPosted: 5 days ago
Java Developer
Location. : London. Duration. : Permanent... : Up to £95k. Start Date. : ASAP. The ideal candidate will come from an investment banking background and be experienced working in a fast paced Front Office environment. You will also have proven experience and be comfortable leading a team of up to 12 developers while still...
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Empiric Solutions
Posted: 7 days ago
Python Developer (JavaScript, CSS, C++) Financial exchange
A leading Global Financial Exchange Brokerage who specialise in the Equities exchange markets and have systems used for market share and values traded across 15 major European countries is looking a hire a new Python Developer (C++, JavaScript, SQL, CSS)... As a Python Developer (C++, JavaScript, SQL, CSS)you will...
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Harrington Starr
Salary: £45000 - £60000 per annum + bonus and benefits and trainingPosted: 5 days ago
Senior Java Developer
Job Senior Java Developer, Investment Banking, Equities, Fixed Income, FpML, XML, Webservices Your new company One of the largest banks in the world by total assets with an ever growing presence in the UK, particularly in the equities space... What you'll need to succeed The Bank's strategic Enterprise...
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Hays London City Cheapside
Salary: £55000.00 - £75000.00 per annumPosted: 7 days ago
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NEW YORK — The Big Board just isn't so big anymore.
In a deal that highlights the dwindling stature of what was once a centerpiece of capitalism, the New York Stock Exchange is being sold to a little-known rival for $8 billion — $3 billion less than it would have fetched in a proposed takeover just last year.
The buyer is IntercontinentalExchange, a 12-year-old exchange based in Atlanta that deals in investing contracts known as futures.
IntercontinentalExchange, known as ICE, said Thursday that little would change for the trading floor at the corner of Wall and Broad streets, in Manhattan's financial district.
But the clout of the two-centuries-old NYSE has gradually been eroded over decades by the relentless advance of technology and regulatory changes. Its importance today is mostly symbolic.
The NYSE dates to 1792, when 24 brokers and merchants traded stocks under a buttonwood tree on Wall Street. But today, most trading doesn't require face-to-face meeting at all. It's done on computers that match thousands of orders a second.
Three decades ago, the floor of the New York exchange was full of bustling traders. Today, one of its largest booths belongs to the cable news channel CNBC, which broadcasts there for most of the business day.
The introduction of negotiated, rather than fixed, commissions for securities transactions, in May 1975, marked the start of a gradual decline in brokerage fees for traditional stock trading.
It also gave rise to so-called discount brokerages, like Charles Schwab, that offered to trade for customers at lower rates.
"The cash equities business in America has effectively been obliterated," said Thomas Caldwell, chairman of Caldwell Securities in Toronto and a shareholder in the New York exchange's parent company, NYSE Euronext.
He said that the jewel of the deal is not the New York exchange, but Liffe, a futures exchange founded in London, further underlining the growing importance of the futures markets.
While brokerage fees have declined, futures exchanges have retained profit margins, said James Angel, an associate professor in finance and an expert on stock exchanges at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.
Futures contracts are written by exchanges and must be bought and sold in the same place — as opposed to stocks, which can be bought and sold on any exchange, Angel said. That gives futures exchanges more pricing power.
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Netanyahu called for term limits – 19 years ago
Turkey deal 'cornerstone' of stability in the region
Gold to 'Post': Quartet report could cause Israel diplomatic damage
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Philip Stein, Optical International to vie for title
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Health Ministry rankings seen boosting hospital performance
Brexit aftermath: Sky isn't falling
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New desalination plant a 'mistake' or case of NIMBY syndrome?
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Herzog's intolerable deceit
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Erdogan blasts 2010 Gaza flotilla organizers for undermining deal with Israel
Was the Istanbul attack an act of retaliation for Turkey-Israel accord?
Report: Turkish intelligence warned of ISIS attack in Istanbul weeks ago
High marijuana use a growing phenomenon in Iran
Iran regime trying to brush prostitution problems under the rug
Iranian commander threatens to make Bahrain's royal family 'disappear'
Iran claims it thwarts bombings in Tehran, other cities
Deleting terror: US group works to search, destroy online ISIS propaganda
Gaza-based pro-ISIS group urges Muslims on social media to donate for weapons
Belgian court upholds kosher ritual slaughter rights
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From 'shidduch' to reality TV show
Turkish chief rabbi: The Jewish community is on edge
Another Israeli app wins a prize
Are Start-Up Nation's 'seven years of plenty' coming to an end?
TechCrunch Comes to Tel Aviv, hosts Meet-Up
Trump, Clinton respond to Turkey terror attack
Sanders appointee to 'Post': Democratic platform should include 'occupation,' right to boycott
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British Jews denounce neo-Nazi 'Miss Hitler' pageant
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Doctors protest outside the emergency room in Ein Kerem during a February strike.
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Last week ended with what seems at first glance to be a solid and encouraging solution to the Hadassah financial crisis, as the parties signed an agreement to stabilize the medical organization.The iconic establishment, which has given Israel a reputation as a center of modern medical care and research, was on the verge of being lost under heavy deficits and lots of bad blood among the owners – the Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America (HWZOA), the management of the Hadassah University Medical Centers, and the various staff associations. Strikes, overnight sit-ins, demonstrations, and media campaigns from the various sides – including quite a lot of mudslinging – along with serious threats that this really could be the end of the Hadassah Medical Organization (HMO), seem to have reached a satisfactory ending that includes significant financial support from the state.
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Looking back: Regulators try to slow down OTC juggernaut
The over-the-counter commodity derivatives markets have been spared from regulation because of the enormous momentum generated through their rapid growth. "The energy derivatives market has just been running too hard and too fast, and I don't think the regulators have had a chance to catch up yet," says one New York-based energy trader. But now, regulators are alert to the dangers of uncontrolled growth, and particularly systemic risk – the fear that derivatives can magnify adverse price movements...
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At the 2011 NAB Show, Small Tree will unveil an Ethernet-based shared-storage system that supports the 6Gb/s SAS/SATA protocol, GraniteSTOR ST-RAID II. The system is targeted at midsize to larger post-production facilities looking for an Ethernet-based shared-storage solution that provides the performance of Fibre Channel without the high cost.
Similar to its existing ST-RAID system, Small Tree's new ST-RAID II includes direct-attached shared-storage technology designed specifically for post-production professionals using Final Cut Pro.
Corky Seeber, president of Small Tree, said that providing robust (greater than 600MB/s), consistent performance over Ethernet networks while offering optimal cost efficiency is critical to a wide variety of applications. Small Tree's 6Gb/s RAID array in a 16-bay configuration provides data rates of up to 1600MB/s.
Available in eight-, 12- or 16-drive (1TB, 2TB or 3TB drive) configurations, ST-RAID II produces high video stream counts, and its latency ensures there are no dropped frames in SD or HD. The ST-RAID II can also be expanded as needed.
See Small Tree at NAB Booth SL10505.
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LAKE ELSINORE, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 02/12/14 -- IDS Industries, Inc. (OTCQB: IDST) announced today that the national organization, Americans for Safe Access® (ASA), has endorsed the Marijuana Control, Legalization and Revenue Act 2014 (MCLR 2014) proclaiming the campaign as its major project for this year. ASA is dedicated to building their local chapters and supporting those chapters' efforts to defeat unfair community restrictions and ordinances.
"We believe that MCLR 2014 is the finest initiative we have seen to be either proposed or approved throughout the 50 states. MCLR 2014 is a grass roots, "open source" developed measure legalizing marijuana and featuring several key components. This is why MCLR 2014 is the single best measure ever been written and our organization supports MCLR 2014 wholeheartedly," said Jason Browne, National Director and Treasurer for ASA. Mr. Browne continued to state, "We have been chapter building and know our members look forward to doing everything they can to help MCLR 2014 get enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot. We are mobilizing our chapters in Northern California to direct their resources to pass MCLR 2014, they are ready and we know others in the community are on their way."
Americans for Safe Access® is the largest national organization of patients, medical professionals, scientists and concerned citizens. Their mission is to realize safe, legal access to cannabis for medical and therapeutic purposes, and to provide resources and support to medical cannabis patients, their associations, and to the medical cannabis industry through local chapters and grassroots action.
Propel Management Group, Inc. (PMG), the newly formed wholly-owned subsidiary of IDST, stated it was very happy to have ASA join its ranks and offer their support with its tasks including the petition drive and raising funds for the campaign. "We are very excited about having the members of ASA join our efforts, especially those chapters in Northern California and members living in other remote areas of the state," said Scott Plantinga, CEO of PMG.
The exclusive contract with Californians for Marijuana Legalization and Control (CMLC), a California campaign committee, aims to raise the roughly $20,000,000 it projects as necessary to mobilize voters to approve the grass roots, "open source" developed measure so important to a diverse range of interests including families, law enforcement and state revenue requirements. MCLR 2014 campaign has received a commitment of $500,000 to achieve the signature gathering milestone and IDST's subsidiary is committed to proactively insuring voters are rallied statewide to participate in the effort to pass the important measure in November.
Among the provisions of MCLR 2014 is the legalization of marijuana for social uses, regulation of the California marijuana trade and related funding mechanisms for state authorities. In its fiscal analysis, the AG office states MCLR 2014 will "reduce costs potentially exceeding $100 million annually to state and local governments related to enforcing certain marijuana-related offenses, handling the related criminal cases in the court system, and incarcerating and supervising certain marijuana offenders." The analysis also states, "Potential net additional tax revenues of a few hundred million dollars annually related to the production and sale of marijuana," would be realized.
About IDS Industries, Inc.
IDS Industries, Inc. is a company in the fields of Advanced Energy Storage and Portable Power Generation Systems and Direct-to-Consumer Marketing.
The Company's GIIRS-rated energy storage products deliver clean stationary and portable electrical energy, targeting a diverse range of residential, commercial, and off-grid markets. The Company's proprietary integrated Battery Management and Charge Controller System (BMCCS) optimizes advanced lithium chemistry functions improving battery performance and extending battery life. Its Direct-to-Consumer business delivers comprehensive call center and online marketing solutions to brands seeking maximum reach and return on investment (ROI).
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Is Lucy Really Bad, Really Good, Or Both?
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When it comes to sci-fi, admittedly, I have a problem. I get so wrapped up in the premise of something that I have trouble evaluating the quality of the movie itself — for example, Godzilla 2014. Ultimately, I did not care for it. But, I was so excited, I had been waiting for so long, and it was all I could do but scream and gush for several weeks before I realized that it was, in my book, actually pretty disappointing.
In some ways, that was the case with Lucy, ScarJo's latest, which is a bigger, better take on the Bradley Cooper oddity that was Limitless. It's a thrilling (if scientifically unsound) idea, and the basic skeleton of this particular iteration could have, in the right hands, approached the levels of 2001: A Space Odyssey. It doesn't even come close, but that's not to say I didn't like it. I enjoyed it. It's worth watching, and it's often wonderfully aware of its own ridiculousness.
But, it's also a huge missed opportunity in a lot of ways. Lucy's using 100% of her brain, but I definitely felt like I was using about 1 to 2% of mine while watching. For a storyline with such big questions lying latent beneath its surface, it doesn't challenge the audience in the slightest. At one point, Morgan Freeman's character, who has ostensibly spent his entire life studying "cerebral capacity," has his mind utterly blown when a student asks him during a lecture what would happen if someone somehow achieved 100% access to their brain power. That's the "I have no idea" line you're hearing him croon in the trailer. Are we really supposed to believe he hasn't thought about this, when he has a clearly outlined section of his little slideshow for every other step of the way toward 100%?
Beyond the usual blockbuster hallmarks, there are two things that redeem Lucy and make it worth watching: First, an interesting scene in which Lucy makes some comments about time and how humans have manipulated and forced the physical world into a pathetically limited mathematical vocabulary (as our more scientifically minded health and wellness director, Kelly Bourdet, pointed out, it's one of the movie's only truly intelligent lines). Second, the movie's implications on future Hollywood blockbusters. Over the past few years, we've been bombarded with disaster after disaster, an endless stream of apocalypses, but Lucy has an unexpectedly optimistic view on humanity, intelligent life, and its place in the universe.
I don't mind suspending disbelief; in fact, I was nothing short of thrilled when Lucy (spoiler alerts now commence) turned into a supercomputer at the end and quite literally handed Freeman a standard USB drive to download her newfound omniscience for academic study. Nor was I bothered when she remained stuck in a swiveling office chair, still wearing stiletto Louboutins, while she zoomed through the very fabric of time and space and maybe had a "Creation of Adam" moment with an early ape/human creature. But, sometimes, the movie was just lazy, and not always in a B-movie kind of way that you can get behind with a chuckle and a good-natured eye roll.
Those problems are compounded by CGI that fancies itself in the vein of The Tree of Life but falls way, way short. It also suffers from some ambitious but mostly unsuccessful editing stunts, interspersing the banal with the divine (a cheetah capturing prey mixed into Morgan Freeman's highbrow presentation, a rather boring gunfight spliced into Lucy's own climactic transformation). Just like most of us paltry mortals at 10% brain capacity, the movie is hinting, grasping at something more profound, but not quite getting there. In the end, Lucy probably has a good chance of becoming a cult classic along the lines of Videodrome, and that's just fine.
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If he has enough breath left, dual world champion Nathan Cohen would be allowed to trot out the sporting cliche of "taking it just one day at a time".
At the moment, one day at a time is all Cohen and men's double sculls crewmate Joseph Sullivan can manage.
The duo have been pushing themselves to the limit in training as they endeavour to build a powerful and lasting fitness base while working towards next year's London Olympics.
That draining routine has ensured that any tantalising thoughts of Olympic glory are banished from their minds.
"A big day for us would be a 20 to 30 kilometre row in the morning session, have the middle of the day off, then do some weights in the afternoon and then a 12 to 26km row.
"You're ready for dinner after that," Cohen said.
"At the moment getting through each day is a struggle, so you don't tend to look too far ahead. We try and set some mini-goals, even if we know the big picture is no secret."
Cohen and Sullivan had their first brief taste of racing for the new season at the weather-shortened Christmas Regatta at Lake Karapiro last weekend. They won their heat and Cohen also won his single sculls heat but wasn't upset that rain and wind caused the abandonment of finals day.
"Training is more important at this time. We're at that big volume stage, which is giving us a platform to build on next year. I think we'll still be carrying on with that till the trials in March."
There will be more high-profile regattas in the coming months, including the North and South Island champs, the Cambridge Town Cup and the New Zealand champs before selection trials, but training will remain the chief focus for the duo.
"You race as hard as you can, no matter how tired you are because you're still doing big training miles," Cohen said. "We do a lot of internal racing and testing as well, every Wednesday and Saturday which is ongoing, so those tests of performance means we have monitors in place."
Cohen and Sullivan are possibly New Zealand's least recognised two-time world rowing champs.
While the unbeaten men's pair of Hamish Bond and Eric Murray grab headlines along with Mahe Drysdale and the women's pair of Rebecca Scown and Juliette Haigh, Cohen and Sullivan have emerged as genuine world stars.
They were surprise gold medallists at the 2010 world champs at Lake Karapiro and then proved dogged defenders of their crown by winning World Cup regattas in Hamburg and Lucerne before repeating in Bled by pipping Germany in dramatic fashion.
So is the maxim that defending a title is tougher than winning one true?
"Yeah definitely. If you said at the start of the year that we'd go through 2011 unbeaten, well, I would have never expected that.
"In 2010, we had a slightly disappointing buildup to the world champs so we weren't expected to be a frontrunner – but we knew that we could be close if we got it right."
They got it right, but it was close too – Cohen and Sullivan timed their final lung-busting sprint to win by six hundredths of a second over German rivals Hans Gruhne and Stephan Krueger.
"This year we just wanted to be the very best that we could be – we worked on improving as a double and as individuals and we got better and better throughout the year.
"Then we had a nailbiter in Bled – any one of the top five or six boats could have won. Anyone who qualifies in the double can, on their day, medal, it's such a close field. You can drop back to eighth or ninth if you're not at your best.
"It was a very successful year but there's still a lot of hard work for us to do."
It's a nailed-on certainty that, barring injury, Cohen and Sullivan will represent their country in the double sculls at London. But the 25-year-old Cohen isn't taking anything for granted.
"With our open selection policy, things can change at any time. We're always being challenged and our squad is so strong.
"It's what drives New Zealand rowing to such a strong position on the international stage."
Cohen has already felt the pain of Olympic disappointment – in Beijing 2008, he and Rob Waddell finished fourth in the double sculls final after being paired together earlier that year when Waddell missed out on the single sculls berth to Mahe Drysdale.
However, he appears to have found the ideal mix with Sullivan, who displayed his undeniable potential with three golds at world under-23 championships from 2007-09.
"Sometimes you can jump into a combination and it can go fast straight away, other times it may not work ...We're getting a better idea of what can make our boat go fast."
Cohen said they've also had to make allowances for their varying racing styles.
"I'm more of a faster starter and Joseph the faster finisher, so we've had to make some compromises there. We have swapped seats quite a bit."
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The utility is seeking to raise electricity rates as well as local natural gas charges and steam rates for businesses in downtown Milwaukee and Wauwatosa.
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India's current account vulnerability falls, but risks remain
Singapore: Measures to curb demand for imported gold have contributed to a sharp narrowing of India's current account deficit, global consultancy firm Capital Economics said.
"This should make the rupee less vulnerable to shifts in global investor sentiment," it said in a report released today.
Preliminary balance of payments data published on Monday showed that the current account deficit fell to USD 5.2 billion in the July-September quarter of 2013-14, or 1.2 percent of GDP.
"The decrease was due to a pick-up in exports and a slump in gold imports, it noted.
Gold imports have risen substantially over the past decade from USD 5 billion in 2003 to over USD 50 billion in 2012, it said.
"India's affinity for gold is partly cultural but a desire to hedge against inflation has also played a role," the report said.
The decline in gold imports was the result of policy changes, such as a requirement to re-export 20 percent of imported gold and a doubling of import duty, that were introduced to make India less vulnerable to any shift in foreigners' willingness to fund India's deficit spending.
"These moves, so far anyway, have proved extremely successful," it said.
Thanks to weaker gold demand, India was able to accommodate outflows without cutting spending elsewhere or drastically running down its foreign exchange reserves, the report said.
Looking ahead, reduced dependence on foreign financing should leave India far less vulnerable to any shift in global investor sentiment.
The rupee should be more stable as a result, it said.
But a few caveats are in order.
First, the current account can be volatile from quarter to quarter.
"Appetite for gold may also return. Some imports may just have been deferred on anticipation that the government might reverse its crisis-response policies," it said.
Certainly, over the last decade, higher domestic gold prices have over the medium term gone hand-in-hand with higher demand, so the policy measures which have pushed up domestic prices may not restrain demand indefinitely.
With consumer price inflation at 10 percent, the appeal of gold as a hedge against inflation remains intact, it said.
Meanwhile, it remains uncertain how committed the government is to reining in the deficit when this goal conflicts with other priorities, the report added.
"It has been half-hearted at best in its efforts to rein in the budget deficit," it said.
"The risk of fiscal largesse by an unpopular government, which would prop up both the fiscal and current account deficits, remains high in the near term as elections approach," it said.
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We all know the why Dependency Injection is awesome because it makes code less coupled, easier to test, and much nicer to read! And then some decide to use a Dependency Injection Container like pimple for PHP to assist with the Dependency Inversion principle in SOLID.
So when creating your DiC using pimple, passing it through to the controller, and having all your new objects created in closures that are actually only instantiated when the developer calls
$container['object'], this is great!
But what happens when you have a very large set of classes in your application? Say 1000+, and you want these available in the container?
Development-wise, this is going to be a nightmare placing these all within one file. What would be the best way to separate them, or would an alternative suggestion be preferable?
On the separation side, how about:
- Creating the container
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- Adding to the container incrementally until the end of the file includes
On the flip side, I know Symfony2 uses XML/YAML for the DiC configuration, but really this doesn't go into much talk about the architectural side of things when an application contains so many classes.
What can a developer do to when they have such a large codebase?


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GSA's open source first approach gives more software options, better savings
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Normal: Dunsparce - It's useless and has a terrible design, need I say more?
Fighting: Hariyama - Not only is it outclassed by better pokemon but I HATE IT'S DESIGN SO MUCH.
Flying: Skiploom - It's not that good and it looks ridiculous.
Poison: Gulpin/Swalot/Trubbish/Garbodor - All tied for bad design and for sucking.
Ground: Stunfisk - It's got great typing but it's stats and moves are a let down and quite frankly it design could have been a little better.
Rock: Nosepass/Probopass - Stat and move wise they are okay... but... they have pointless giant noses as their main feature... lolwhat?
Bug: Probably Paras/Parasect - I don't HATE them but they have terrible typing and really they don't have stats good enough to back it up and also... WHOSE IDEA WAS DRY SKIN ON A BUG/GRASS.
Ghost: Dusclops - Ugliest ghost type in existence and it is painfully slow... at least Duskull and Dusknoir look good.
Steel: I like them all really but my least favourite would be Beldum - It's weak, ugly and boring with its only redeeming quality being that it evolves into metang and metagross.
Fire: Slugma - It's weak and ugly, not good traits in a pokemon.
Grass: Sunkern - Worst pokemon in the game, that is all.
Water: Luvdics - Nearly as weak as sunkern, about as usefull and without the almost redeeming quality of evolving... although it is slightly better I guess.
Electric: Chinchou - I don't hate it really but I figured I had to pick one and it has a dorky design.
Psychic: Unown - The concept, movie/anime versions and design are pretty good but in game it is the most pointless pokemon around. I almost want to take back saying sunkern is the worst but inown has better stats.
Ice: Jynx - Just because it is so ugly.
Dragon: Dragonite - The pokemon itself is awesome but I hate how we go from an elegant pokemon like Dragonair to something with a design the polar opposite.
Dark: Vullaby - A pokemon with terrible stats that evolves late should at least look good, Vullaby does not.


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Hi again dear Danny,
I hope you are doing well and fine in real life!
I wanted to ask about the progress of Prototype version Thaaaaaaaanks
Ahaaa! That what i wanted to hear about your pretty Prototype! I am suscribed to your topic for update per Emails :D
And yup i am also in College, I have exams next week x)...so good luck to us bro
Hey, I'm doing well. College is time consuming, but I am making good progress on Prototype actually. I don't want to say too much about it yet, but you should see some new stuff soon!
Hi dear freind Danny, how are you? hope you are doing well in life of yours.
How is your beautiful hack going? Ihope you finish it soon! (Prototype Version)
Lol, Ty :D... And good luck with prototype!
Haha, well yeah, Red and Yellow are organized too differently for the Red patch to work on Yellow, but nice try
Unfortunately, I do not plan to redo this process for Yellow. For now, I am working solely on my Pokémon Prototype hack. I'm sorry. Maybe some day.
Well i used the Red Gen. II patch on Yellow, guess what? the game crushed =D Lmao
Hey Danny that would be great if u used Pokemon Yellow Gen. II Graphics Patch.
And please if u already have it send it to me. (gimme a link) Thanks :D
Are you referring to my Pokémon Red - Gen. II Graphics Patch or Pokémon Prototype?
The Graphics Patch is already released, just see the first post. And yes, Prototype will have a download link once I release the first beta.
So you will show the download link after You finish It isn't It??


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