eliminated tornado and pymongo, more package refactoring, test passes

README.md

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 Install the necessary python libraries. Because there are dependencies between the various C packages that don't seem to be handled by ```pip install -r```. So, we provide a helper to install the libraries as listed in requirements.txt and requirements_dev.txt:
 
 	```
+	./ordered_pip.sh requirements_sci.txt #go get coffee, this will compile a heap of C/C++ code
 	./ordered_pip.sh requirements.txt
 	./ordered_pip.sh requirements_dev.txt
 	```
 	
-Navigate to your mongodb installation and start your db server:
-
-```
-	./bin/mongodb 
-```
-
-
-Create a development database with sample data, will create one qbt user:
-
-```
-	python qbt_data_bootstrap.py --user_email=... --password=...
-```
-
-To run the qbt against a local mongodb instance, navigate to the source dir and run
-
-```
-	python qbt_server.py --mongodb_dbname=qbt 
-```
-
-To see all the available options:
-
-```
-	python qbt_server.py --help
-```
-
-or
-
-```
-	python qbt_data_bootstrap.py --help
-```
-	
-
-qbt uses tornado to accept synchronous requests for backtesting sessions. 
-The client of a backtesting session first invokes the _backtest_ endpoint:
-http://serverip/backtest?startdate=<>&enddate=<>...
-
-qbt will respond with a json object describing the session:
-
-- backtest id, to be referenced in all further requests
-- zeromq connection information for the event stream
-
-A backtesting session is comprised of:
-
-- REST endpoint to request orders 
-- an event stream delivered via zeromq
-
-## Pre-requisites
-You need to have the tornado and pymongo eggs installed:
-	
-	easy_install tornado pymongo pyzmq
-
-You need to have mongodb installed and running. Find your system at http://www.mongodb.org/downloads and set it up.
-
 You need to have zeromq installed - http://www.zeromq.org/intro:get-the-software. 
 
 ### Tooling hints