Updated the release notes

documentation/src/main/resources/release_notes.txt

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 The Cloudbus Project at The University of Melbourne, Australia  is proud to announce the
 release of the new version of its Cloud simulation software, the CloudSim.
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+
 One year has passed since last version of CloudSim was released. Cloud computing now is
 mainstream, and has been heavily adopted by different industries. It is also omnipresent in
 conferences and journals from diverse fields such as high performance computing, grid computing,
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 and group discussion. Based on this feedback, we could identify bugs, concepts that where being
 misinterpreted by users and features of little significance and complexity. In response to this
 feedback, we fixed all the identified bugs, clarified confusing aspects of the tool, and removed
-features that were proven to be unpopular with users and just were making the APIs confusing.
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+features that were proven to be unpopular with users and just were making the APIs confusing.
+
 This version of CloudSim brings enhanced modelling of power-aware and energy efficient Cloud
 computing, and also a new package allowing modelling of internal data center topologies and
-message-passing applications.
+message-passing applications.
 
-We encourage community to keep collaborating with us by appointing bugs, providing us feedback on
-new features they would like to have in future versions the toolkit, and also developing their
-own extension packages, which we will be happy in promoting in the project homepage. We will also
-be happy in listing in our homepage scientific peer-reviewed papers whose results were obtained
-with CloudSim. 
+We encourage community to keep collaborating with us by notifying any identified bugs, providing 
+us feedback on new features they would like to have in future versions the toolkit, and also 
+developing their own extension packages, which we will be happy in promoting in the project 
+homepage. We will also be happy in listing in our homepage scientific peer-reviewed papers whose 
+results were obtained with CloudSim. 
 
 As in its previous version, all components developed as part of the CloudSim Toolkit are open
-source released under the LGPL license to encourage innovation and pass full freedom to our users.
+source released under the LGPL license to encourage innovation and pass full freedom to our users.
 
 We would like to thanks all the support we have received from users all around the world. Your
 contribution in finding and reporting bugs, proposing (and developing) new features, and even in
 using CloudSim has been paramount in the success of the project. 
 
 To download the CloudSim software, please visit the Cloudbus Project web site at
-http://www.cloudbus.org/cloudsim/
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-The CloudSim Team
-Melbourne, January 2012
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+http://www.cloudbus.org/cloudsim/
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+The CloudSim Team
+Melbourne, January 2012