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+====== Fall 2019 Announcements ======
 ==== Jupyterlab @ ICS  and Jupyter Notebooks for Instruction  ====
-Jupyterlab running on Jupyterhub is now available
+ICS Computing Support is Excited to Announce [[virtual_environments:jupyterhub|Jupyterub@ICS]]
+[[https://hub.ics.uci.edu|{{:virtual_environments:jupyter.jpg?400|}}]]
+In addition to Jupyterlab notebooks, the [[https://hub.ics.uci.edu|ICS hub]] turns any web browser into a **Linux Terminal** AND offers several web based apps including an console, **Rstudio**, **Xdesktop**, and **VSCode**.
+[[https://hub.ics.uci.edu|Connect to the ICS Jupyterhub Portal]]
+[[virtual_environments:jupyterhub|Follow the project here]]
+==== Lastpass Enterprise ====
+Campus is offering free access to [[https://uci.service-now.com/kb_view.do?sysparm_article=KB0011503|Lastpass Enterprise]]
+See our [[accounts:password_change_reset|ICS Account]] page for recommendations about managing your ICS account passwords.
+====Slurm to Replace SGE====
+[[services:slurm|Slurm]] is on schedule to replace SGE for distributed computing jobs.  The Slurm cluster is up and running now.
+{{:services:sview-2.png?400|}}
+SLURM, unlike SGE, is activevly supported offers improved GPU support, finer tuning of queues, and has already been adopted by the [[https://rcic.uci.edu/hpc3/index.html|UCI HPC3]].
+Visit our internal webpage for more information on how to use Slurm at ICS.   Send email to helpdesk@ics.uci.edu with questions and suggestions, or if you are interested in converting your cluster from SGE to SLURM.
+====Singularity Containers====
+[[https://singularity.lbl.gov/|Singularity]] is a program available to any user with an [[accounts:password_change_reset|ICS shell account]] for running containers on ICS hosts.
+Singularity is available on all ICS Managed CentOS hosts for any user to run.   Use the command `module load singularity` to add the latest available version to your environment.
+For more information and a quick start from running docker containers, follow this link to [[virtual_environments:singularity|Singularity @ ICS]].
-//JupyterLab enables you to work with documents and activities such as Jupyter notebooks,
-text editors, terminals, and custom components in a flexible, integrated, and extensible
-manner. You can arrange multiple documents and activities side by side in the work area
-using tabs and splitters.//
-Follow the project [[virtual_environments:jupyterhub|here]].
-Login direction:  [[https://hub.ics.uci.edu]]