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White House Officially Signs Off On Automaker Loan Agreements
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Fed to Further Revise TALF Terms Based on Market Needs Going Forward
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Fed Extends TALF Loan Maturity from 1yr to 3yrs
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BoA Sells $6.75bln of FDIC-Backed Debt
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IL Governor intends to stay on the Job; will answer questions in appropriate forum
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Obama - economists insist economy must be put back on track first
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Obama - part of econ plan...mechanism to get budgets under control
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Obama - once we get economy back on track, we will be confronted w/ "this enormous deficit"
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Obama - will change how business is done in D.C.; no road to nowhere...
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Obama - focus on job creation, increasing demand, fix financial markets will cost significant amount of money
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Obama - need bold approach to stop rapid econ decline
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Community Bankers Trust Gets $17.68mln of TARP Funds
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Obama - must have reciprocity in Trade Agreements; labor, environmental agreements must be part of trade agreements
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Obama - must rebuild regulatory structure
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Obama - create jobs and train workers for them; the way to keep jobs in the U.S. is to rebuild infrastructure
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No FED speeches scheduled thru year end - barring unforseen events
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Petrobras Gas, Oil Output Totaled 2.17mln BPD in November
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January 31st 2008

InfoDyne Deploys ARCA’s New FAST Multicast into Production at Multiple Customers

Guy Tagliavia, InfoDyne’s President and CEO: “InfoDyne has always been customer focused, and we’re working hard to maintain that reputation by keeping up to date with the rapid changes occurring in the marketplace.”

Customers of InfoDyne’s direct exchange TPS+Plus systems were able to upgrade to the new solution within days without having to make any changes to their existing applications.

Message rates last quarter on NYSE’s ARCA Equites feed hit one second peaks of 108,000, while on NASDAQ’s INET feed message rates rose to five second peaks of 60,000. By migrating to multicast distribution, ARCA’s head end system can transmit the data once to all subscribers, as opposed to sending it individually via TCP/IP sessions to each and every customer, which can cause data latency, especially at peak times of the day.

InfoDyne’s TPS+Plus system features latency monitoring services, which trigger alarms when latency on any incoming feed exceeds a pre-defined threshold. “The latency alarms have stopped at all customer locations where we have deployed our new ARCA/FAST multicast feed handlers,” said Bruce Friedman, head of Managed Service Operations at InfoDyne. “Multicast datafeeds, along with our ability to scale our Consolidated Orderbook product using alphabetic splitting, has increased our head room considerably at all client locations.”

InfoDyne worked quickly with ARCA on implementing the new ARCA/FAST specification which was issued this last fall. The solution was implemented within InfoDyne’s Orderbook product which can publish full depth Orderbooks from individual exchanges, or publish consolidated views of multiple venues, such as ARCA, INET, BATS, DirectEdge, and others. “We had a number of hurdles to overcome as early adopters of the feed, including support for line arbitration which was not supported initially by the feed,” said Evan Theodoropoulos, head of Project Management at InfoDyne. “The coordination of InfoDyne development with ARCA, and the detailed functional and performance testing really paid off,” Theodoropoulos added.

“We’re happy our customers were able to sustain trading operations with no latency during the high message rates experienced last week,” said Guy Tagliavia, InfoDyne’s President and CEO. “InfoDyne has always been customer focused, and we’re working hard to maintain that reputation by keeping up to date with the rapid changes occurring in the marketplace,” Tagliavia added.

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