But I don’t want to get ahead of myself…Stay tuned for a review of these servers and how to setup Node Manager for power and thermal monitoring, power capping and group management. DELL has created a triple-play setup of servers that enables Intel Intelligent Power Node Manager right out of the box.  You get the best multi-core performance in the PowerEdge C Series servers with the six-core Intel® Xeon® 5600 Series processors in conjunction with a myriad of choices in RAID configurations for local storage; and RAM scaling options up to 144GB; even in a 1U rack footprint. read more

For a shy shark that spends most its time resting on the sea floor (see video above), the chain catshark certainly wears a flashy outfit. Both it and the swell shark are the only sharks known to give off a green glow when exposed to light. Now, researchers have tracked down the source of this fluorescence—and it’s nothing like they’ve seen before.Glowing jellyfish may be the most famous fluorescent sea creatures—radiating brilliant greens and blues—and scientists have used their proteins to track proteins in cells and even create glow-in-the-dark cats. On the trail of more such proteins, researchers surveying glowing fish—there are 180 known so far—focused on the chain catshark and swell shark, native to the waters off the coasts of the U.S. Northeast and Southern California, respectively.When they took a piece of skin from living sharks and extracted all of the compounds, they were surprised: The glowing compounds weren’t proteins at all, but breakdown products of an unusual form of the amino acid tryptophan. In animals, most of the tryptophan goes toward creating proteins. But some is converted to a compound called kynurenine, which in turn is a building block for niacin, a vitamin, and is involved with diabetes, inflammation, depression, and even cancer. 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No one really knows why they glow, though it might help shark species tell each other apart or recognize potential mates, as males and females have different fluorescent patterns. But these compounds may also protect the sharks, as one of the glowing compounds kills bacteria. And given that these animals wallow in bacteria-laden sediments on the ocean bottom, such antibacterial properties likely come in very handy.*Correction, 28 August, 11:25 a.m.: In this story, the locations of the swell shark and chain catshark have been changed to reflect their actual home ranges. By Elizabeth PennisiAug. 8, 2019 , 11:00 AM This shark glows using a process previously unknown to science read more

Watch Serie A live in the UK on Premier Sports for just £11.99 per month including live LaLiga, Eredivisie, Scottish Cup Football and more. Visit: https://subscribe.premiersports.tv/ Filippo Falco is inspired by Barcelona star Lionel Messi and ex-Palermo hitman Fabrizio Miccoli, as the Lecce No 10 scored a free kick in the 2-2 draw with Sassuolo. Speaking to DAZN post-game, Falco confessed to watching videos of Miccoli and Messi in an attempt to improve his kicking technique. “I’m used to scoring them in training, I try to take inspiration from the best. I watch tapes of Messi and Miccoli, but it is not easy to imitate them.” Lecce have already faced off against all of the big sides in Italy, with only Lazio remaining, and Falco believes this is the time to put points on the board. “We had a very difficult schedule but we came out quite well. Now we have to try and gain results every game, we want to reach 20 points by January.” Falco’s free kick was his first goal in Serie A, but extended Lecce’s unbeaten run to four, all of them draws. read more

Jaipur, Jan 30 (PTI) Four days after a mysterious balloon shaped object was shot down by an IAF fighter aircraft, a bunch of small gas balloons today landed in Barmer district of Rajasthan, a senior police officer said.”The bunch of colourful balloons with a banner having ? PakTurk, ISRA Campus, Annual Sports Day — written on most likely came from Pakistan side and landed in Ramsar area,” Superintendent of Police, Barmer, Anil Paris Deshmukh told PTI. He said that the balloons have been seized and the matter is being investigated. “The Air Force is on the alert and monitoring the situation closely,” the Defence Spokesperson Lt Col Manish Ojha said.On January 26a mysterious balloon-shaped object was shot down by a Sukhoi-30 fighter aircraft in Barmer district, bordering Pakistan, after the IAF radar detected it.IAF officials said the object was flying in from the western sector (implying Pakistani side) and was shot down. PTI COR SDA RG read more

Looking for some game tips? Then the ‘Touchdown Zone’ is for you!Join us each month as we look at different Touch Football skills and tips to help you improve your game. This month, we look at passing from half. You can watch the video here – https://youtu.be/aEmDXgv7vws To view other skills and tips, please visit the TFA YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/touchfootballaus) or click on the links below: The Wrap – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3g_eBdHO3EHalf-time tips – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mXWGjbShkwExit patterns – https://youtu.be/JoX5_gFrSKU  Dynamic Rollball – https://youtu.be/V156XcGjnpU  Stay tuned to the TFA website and YouTube channel for upcoming editions of the ‘Touchdown Zone’. Related LinksThe Touchdown Zone read more

New York – Russia’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Vitaly Churkin, died on Monday morning at his office in New York. According to UN sources, the seasoned Russian diplomat was at his office when he suffered a heart attack at around 9.30 am. The 64-year-old diplomat served as his country’s permanent representative to the United Nations since 2010. He was regarded as the dean of diplomats of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, namely, Russia, the United States, France, the United Kingdom and China. He was known for his outspokenness and his cordial relationship with the press accredited to the United Nations. read more

TORONTO — Cineplex (TSX:CGX) has signed an exclusive partnership deal to open Topgolf entertainment complexes across the country over the next several years.Topgolf combines a driving range with other games and entertainment options including point-scoring golf games that feature microchipped balls.Locations are typically three-level venues that offer food and drinks, big screen TVs and music in climate-controlled hitting bays.There are 33 Topgolf venues operating in the United States and United Kingdom.Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.The agreement is the latest example of Cineplex’s efforts to diversify beyond movies.In recent years, the theatre chain has hosted video game tournaments and live entertainment in addition to expanding its concession offerings, all in a bid to attract more business. read more

OTTAWA — A Greek anarchist group has claimed responsibility for an attack on the Canadian embassy in the country early Sunday morning.The group known as Rouvikonas says in a statement posted online that the attack was motivated by opposition to the embassy’s support for Eldorado Gold Corp.’s mining plans in Greece.A video of the attack posted along with the statement shows close to a dozen assailants in motorcycle helmets and black clothes smashing windows and throwing paint at the embassy.The statement by the group, whose name translates as Rubicon, says Eldorado Gold’s mining plans in Greece threaten forests and water supplies.Vancouver-based Eldorado Gold, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment, has faced significant opposition from locals over its development plans in the country.Global Affairs Canada did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Companies in this story: (TSX:ELD) read more

Carla Del Ponte currently serves as Prosecutor for both the UN International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), which was set up by the Council in 1993 and is based in The Hague, as well as the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), which was established the next year and is headquartered in Arusha, Tanzania.Speaking to reporters prior to meeting with Ms. Del Ponte this morning at UN Headquarters in New York, the Secretary-General noted that there has been some discussion in the Council as to whether the tribunals would not be more effective if each had a separate prosecutor and stressed that the decision to create a new post would be made by the 15-nation body.“You know, since the inception, one prosecutor has been managing both Tribunals, and there is a sense that as we approach the end, and both Tribunals are being asked to come up with a completion strategy to be able to finish their work, and close down the courts, it may be necessary to have two Prosecutors to tackle that essential part of their work,” Mr. Annan said.“I’ll make my views known but the Council will take the decision,” he added. read more

James T. Morris, the Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Humanitarian Needs in Southern Africa, said that hundreds of thousands of Basotho would need international assistance just to survive in 2004. Mr. Morris is scheduled to arrive in Lesotho’s capital, Maseru, tomorrow for talks with government ministers and a tour of the worst-affected areas. He will be joined by Carol Bellamy, the Executive Director of the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), and Dr. Peter Piot, Executive Director of the Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). Lesotho’s Government declared a state of emergency last month because of the imminent food shortages forced by the drought sweeping southern Africa. Early estimates indicate the country may only be able to produce 10 per cent of its annual cereal requirements, according to UN agencies. The country also has the fourth highest adult prevalence rate for HIV/AIDS, with 31 per cent of Basotho adults infected. The agencies said 17 per cent of Lesotho’s children have been orphaned by the disease. The agencies said the strong international response to UN appeals in 2002 and 2003 for emergency aid to Lesotho and five other Southern African countries prevented the situation from becoming a catastrophe. But Mr. Morris cautioned that severe challenges remain. “Our work is far from finished,” he said. “After two years of real struggle and hardship, [the Basotho] will be even more at risk.”Dr. Piot said the HIV/AIDS epidemic is destroying families and Lesotho has no chance of avoiding perpetual crisis unless the international community does more to help it combat the disease. “Drought has slashed Lesotho’s harvests over the past three years but HIV/AIDS is at the root of the food crisis – as well as of other crises in health and education,” he said. Ms. Bellamy said it is essential that young children receive the right information, skills and support so that they can be protected from contracting HIV/AIDS and hold “a fighting chance of having a healthy and productive future.” UNICEF has provided literacy kits to thousands of orphans and children not yet in school, while helping to finance programmes against measles and the mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS. read more

Evo Morales invite ses concitoyens à planter des arbres pour lutter contre la déforestationBolivie – Après avoir déclaré que l’alimentation transgénique rendait chauve, le président bolivien Evo Morales invite chacun de ses concitoyens à planter un arbre pour lutter contre la déforestation.Le gouvernement socialiste d’Evo Morales a convoqué les altermondialistes afin de livrer des recommandations visant à lutter contre le réchauffement climatique. Il est ainsi question de créer un tribunal de justice climatique et une déclaration des droits de la Terre. Objectif plus ambitieux : obtenir une réduction de moitié des gaz à effet de serre émis par les pays industrialisés d’ici 2010. Mais le président bolivien ne s’arrête pas à de simples recommandations, il souhaite impliquer chacun de ses 10 millions de concitoyens dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique. Lors de sa campagne de “reforestation citoyenne”, il a invité chacun d’entre eux à planter un arbre et à en prendre soin par la suite. Il a fait de même dans la ville de Cochabamba. Selon lui, l’idéal serait que tous ces arbres soient plantés d’ici la prochaine journée de la Terre qui aura lieu le 22 avril 2011. Le 26 avril 2010 à 14:54 • Emmanuel Perrin read more

Tablette internet : Kno veut concurrencer les livres scolaires avec une tablette à double écranÉtats-Unis  – Kno a présenté son dernier-né à l’occasion de la conférence D8 du Wall Street Journal : une tablette double-écran avec laquelle ses créateurs espèrent concurrencer les manuels scolaires.L’ebook de la firme californienne Kno (anciennement Kakai) rappelle, avec ses deux écrans couleur de 14,1 pouces, le projet de tablette Courier abandonné par Microsoft. Alors que le marché de la tablette Internet ne cesse de s’étoffer, ce livre électronique a pour objectif annoncé de concurrencer le manuel scolaire.Avec leur ebook qui se referme comme un vrai livre, Osman Rashid et Babur Habib, les deux cofondateurs de Kno, visent tout particulièrement les étudiants, et c’est d’ailleurs auprès d’eux que sera lancée une phase de bêta-test dès l’automne prochain.La tablette Kno est équipée d’un processeur Nvidia Tegra 2, de 16 Go de mémoire interne et d’un accéléromètre intégré. Dotée du Wi-Fi et du Bluetooth, elle fonctionne sous Linux et devrait disposer d’une autonomie de 6 heures. Un ebook dont le point noir est d’être lourd : 2,5 kilos, quand l’iPad ne pèse que 680 grammes. La tablette en est pour l’instant encore au stade du développement, et après sa phase de test auprès d’étudiants américains, elle pourrait être commercialisée à un prix avoisinant les 1.000 dollars.Le 4 juin 2010 à 15:42 • Emmanuel Perrin read more

Facebook Twitter Google+LinkedInPinterestWhatsAppProvidenciales, 19 Feb 2015 – A $10 million dollar investment by LIME had executives glowing yesterday when the company announced that customers in some areas of the TCI are already enjoying boosted speeds in data downloads. General Manager of LIME, James Pitt shared that LIME Superfast Broadband as it is dubbed is delivery on a promise of the company late last year. “We have upgraded our Mobile Services to Superfast 4G and now our customers at home can also experience our Superfast broadband service which will allow them to surf, stream, download and game without buffering or lagging of any kind at the higher package speeds.” Marketing Manager for LIME Rachel Harvey said for the first few months the service will be free to those experiencing the Superfast Broadband, “this is a Game-Changer for our customers. We are so proud to offer them these amazing data speeds from LIME.” Mr. Pitt said this is a phased plan; not all LIME customers are with the boosted speeds. Related Items:lime broadband, superfast 4G Facebook Twitter Google+LinkedInPinterestWhatsApp read more

(WSVN) – With Irma just a few hundred miles away, tropical storm wind gusts have started affecting parts of South Florida.In Southwest Miami-Dade, Saturday morning, a tree fell on top of a house along 228th Street and 157th Avenue, causing significant damage.According to Miami-Dade Police, there was a family inside at the time. However, no one was injured.That family has since left the home, as its structural integrity has been compromised, and South Florida is expected to feel even more intense effects of Hurricane Irma, as it closes in on the area.In Palmetto Bay, another resident sent in a picture of a large tree, uprooted by the strong wind, off of Old Cutler and 172nd Street.Meanwhile in Broward County, a 7News viewer sent in a picture of a downed traffic post along US-1 and Southeast Ninth Street in Hallandale Beach.Officials are advising drivers and pedestrians to get off the streets as wind speeds are starting to increase. During the storm, Hallandale Beach public works crews are trying to work on a watermain break at the intersection of Parkview Drive and Three Islands Boulevard.Broward County has now implemented a city-wide curfew, starting at 4 p.m., Saturday.Miami-Dade has yet to announce a curfew, but several cities have. For a list, go here.Copyright 2019 Sunbeam Television Corp. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. read more

The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex partners are eligible for death benefits, even though they are prohibited from marrying by the state Constitution.Download AudioThe case was brought by Deborah Harris, whose partner Kerry Fadely was murdered in 2011. Fadely was a manager at the Millennium Hotel in Anchorage, and was shot and killed on site by a disgruntled ex-employee. When Harris applied for survivor benefits, she was denied by the Alaska Workers’ Compensation Board on the grounds that the couple was not married as required by statute. Harris appealed the decision, arguing that their relationship had spanned more than a decade and that the two would have gotten married if the state allowed it. “It’s pretty humiliating to be told as you’re grieving from the loss of the person you love most on this earth that you’re relationship was essentially worthless and your family was not the kind worth protecting,” says Lambda Legal’s Peter Renn, one of the attorneys on the case.The Alaska Supreme Court sided with Harris on equal protection grounds. The court reasoned that because same-sex partners cannot legally get married, the denial of survivor benefits on that basis would essentially block a whole class of people from ever accessing them. Harris’ benefits claim will now be sent back to the workers’ compensation commission.This is the second case the court has taken up this year where it has reaffirmed that the marriage ban does not extend to same-sex benefits. The court had the option of striking down the marriage ban entirely, but chose instead to rule on narrower grounds. Renn says that was expected, but that the ruling weakens the argument for the marriage ban.“If you can’t discriminate with respect to benefits associated with marriage, then it stands to reason you really shouldn’t be able to discriminate with respect to marriage itself,” says Renn.The Alaska ban is the currently being challenged in federal court with arguments scheduled for October. read more

Nalgonda: In a tragic incident, a degree college student was drowned in Pangal reservoir in Nalgonda town on Tuesday. The deceased was identified as Sk Ameer (20), resident of Srinagar Colony in Nalgonda town and student of NG College. According to sources, Ameer along with his two of his friends, Lateef and Chinna, went to Pangal reservoir. However, he accidentally fell into the waters while taking bathing on the steps. He drowned soon as he did not know swimming. Also Read – Minister distributes clay Ganesh idols in Suryapet Advertise With Us Even though Ameer’s friends tried their best to save him, they could not. Soon after receiving information, the local police rushed to the spot and fished out the body from the reservoir. Based on the complaint of Ameer’s father, Shareef, Nalgonda Two Town SI Narsimhulu registered a case and took up the investigation. Similarly in another incident, two siblings drowned in an open well at Palliwada village of Ramannapet mandal in the district on Tuesday. The deceased were identified as N Shiva Krishna (22) and Ramu (15), both sons of one Mallaiah. While Shiva Krishna is pursuing engineering in a private college in Hyderabad, Ramu was a deaf boy and a school dropout. Also Read – Corruption major stumbling block in PRLI progress: Nagam Janardhan Reddy Advertise With Us According to sources, the duo drowned in the open well while swimming. As the duo did not return home till evening, the family members searched frantically and found their clothes at the open well. Later, both the bodies were fished out by the locals. Local police who rushed to the spot upon receiving information shifted the dead bodies to government hospital at Ramannapet for autopsy read more

Staples Inc., the famous stationery chain stores, announced on Friday that more than 1.16 million customers could be affected in the massive data breach that exposed credit and debit card data of shoppers who used their cards in 115 stores around America from August 10 to September 16 2014.Staples first announced that there had been a data breach where hackers stole customer data from point-of-sale systems in October. On Friday, it gave an update of how many stores were impacted by the hack and how.Staples said that hackers installed malware in the point-of-sale systems, which include cash registers and terminals that handle debit and credit card transactions. The hackers may have got access to customer names, card numbers, expiry dates and most importantly verification numbers too.The company said that while most of the data was stolen between August and September, the smuggling started since July 20 in two of its locations. Staples also released a list of stores that have been affected.Staples warned all its customers who have shopped in their stores during the period to remain cautious and monitor their accounts closely.”Staples customers who shopped at the affected stores during the relevant time periods should review their account statements and notify their card issuers of any suspicious activity,” the company said adding that it was “committed to protecting customer data and regrets any inconvenience caused by this incident. Staples has taken steps to enhance the security of its point-of-sale systems, including the use of new encryption tools.”Staples is just one of the big retail chains that has been hit by massive security hacks. Target Corp., Home Depot and Sears Holdings Corp and Bebe Stores have also become victims of cyber crimes.Sony Pictures, the Hollywood studio, has also been dealing with dangerous cyber threats for the past few months now. Hackers have exposed crucial confidential data which might cost the company over $200 million.Cyberattacks are becoming a raging issue in the retail industry. Companies can go into deep debts in the aftermath of these attacks with mounting security and legal expenses. Some retailers face lawsuits from customers as well.Experts say that banks and credit card companies need to tighten security standards. They also suggest removing the magnetic strip that helps transfer data from the cards and instead introduce a PIN number method and a computer chip to prevent such breaches. read more

(Stock Photo)The Druid Heights after school program offers free Harp lessons to Baltimore children. Ms. Jasmine Hogan, music instructor at Peabody Conservatory of Music, is offering after school Harp lessons every school day to students. Seats are still available for interested students. Call 410-523-1350 for more information. The Peabody Conservatory of Music is located at 1 E Mt Vernon Pl, Baltimore, Md. 21202.

Meghan McCain to release audiobook on conservatism, family Sponsored Stories Natural spring cleaning tips and tricks for your home More Valley freeways to be closed this weekend for improvements Top Stories Associated PressTORONTO (AP) – A gunman fired shots in a busy food court in one of Canada’s busiest malls Saturday killing one man and injuring eight, police said.Toronto police constable Victor Kwong said two people were in critical condition. He said the person who was killed died at the scene. Some of the injuries came when people were trampled on and pushed. He said the suspect had not been apprehended. 0 Comments   Share   Think Tank analyzes the second round of Democratic debates Patients with chronic pain give advice The Eaton Centre is a busy shopping area popular with tourists.In 2005, a 15-year-old girl was killed during the Christmas holidays just north of the mall in a shooting that shocked the city during a year of record gun deaths in Toronto, Canada’s largest city.(Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.) New high school in Mesa lets students pick career paths Witnesses said multiple shots were fired in the food court in Toronto’s downtown Eaton Centre and that hundreds of panicked shoppers sprinted for the exits. The mall was evacuated.Swarms of people watched from outside as an injured man with visible bullet wounds was wheeled out on a stretcher.Toronto Blue Jays baseball player Brett Lawrie tweeted that he sprinted out of the mall after hearing the shots.“People sprinting up the stairs right from where we just were … Wow wow wow,” Lawrie tweeted.Marcus Neves-Polonio, 19, was working in the food court when he saw a man pull out a gun and start firing.At least two people were on the ground, he said.“All of a sudden a herd of people were just running toward us, a massive crowd of people screaming, running, freaking out,” said Hannah Stewart, 21, who was shopping in the mall at the time. “We saw this girl, sitting on the ground, and she had blood on her toes.”That girl appeared to have been one of the victims and told Stewart she had just been shot.Erica Solmes, who manages the McDonald’s in the mall’s food court, said she heard about 15 shots ring out before a stampede of people made a dash for the exits. Top ways to honor our heroes on Veterans Day read more