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TASHKENT: Malaysia is receptive to the proposed creation of a Malaysia-Uzbekistan trade and investment council, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
The matter was raised when he chaired the roundtable business meeting with captains of industry from Uzbekistan and Malaysia on Wednesday.
"I think it's a move in the right direction.
"I support it," he said after the roundtable session, shortly before leaving Tashkent at the conclusion of his four-day official visit to Uzbekistan.
He said the proposed body would allow businessmen from Malaysia and Uzbekistan to discuss matters and bring them up to the governments and relevant agencies for further action.
"This will facilitate matters that need to be implemented as both parties (businessmen and investors) will sit together in this council," he added.
Describing the trip as a success, Muhyiddin said: "We had the opportunity to forge warm official and personal ties with the Uzbekistan leadership.
"A lot of progress and agreement was achieved in our discussions."
He said that Uzbekistan was eager to enhance its cooperation with Malaysia.
"Malaysia sees Uzbekistan as a base from which to enhance its involvement and explore the regional market," he added.
He said the roundtable, in which Uzbekistan's Minister of Foreign Economic Relations, Investment and Trade Elyor Ganiev participated, agreed that joint committees on trade and education should meet as often as possible so that proposals could be implemented.
"During the discussions, the minister made a very encouraging statement that all agencies in Uzbekistan must cooperate in all fields.
"There is no limit for any field to collaborate with the Government in terms of trade and investment," he said, referring to last year's two-way trade of US$71mil (RM230mil) registered between Malaysia and Uzbekistan, which he described as minimal.
He said Uzbekistan was keen to attract Malaysian investments in the manufacture of electric and electronic products, oil and gas, services, utilities, infrastructure, tourism and education sectors.
"I view this as extraordinary during a visit like this for each field to be identified one by one.
"This shows that they are very keen. This is an encouraging development," he added.
During the trip, Muhyiddin also held discussions with Uzbekistan Prime Minister Shavkat Mirziyoyev and paid a visit to the Uzbekistan State University of World Languages to promote the teaching and learning of the Malay language.
He also launched the Malaysian Education Fair and Art Exhibition 2014 and met with the Malaysian community here. — Bernama
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Hi there,
I have installed TM1Web on a windows server 2008 box in the cloud Amazon - running IIS 7.5. While on the server I AM ABLE to hit the TM1Web login URL and the page loads successfully.
The problem is that when I try and access the login page from a remote PC (not on the same domain) across the internet I CAN'T access the login page. If I type in the IP address of the server I get back the IIS test page, so that works. the problem is that when I include either TM1Web extension </TM1Web> or <TM1Web/TM1WebLogin.aspx>
When using IE I get a message that says "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage". When using Mozilla it returns a message saying "Server not found".
Any help would be much appreciated!!
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Re: TM1Web - can't access login page from remote PC2012-10-11T05:43:43Z in response to SystemAdminHi Mark,
Sounds like it could be an issue with either the firewall or the authentication on the TM1web virtual directory.
For the latter confirm the properties via the IIS management console.
Hope this helps.
Re: TM1Web - can't access login page from remote PC2012-10-11T09:49:01Z in response to SystemAdminHi Rod,
Thanks for the reply. At the moment in IIS the authentication for the TM1Web and TM1WebEx virtual directories is set to anonymous authentication Enabled. All else is disabled.I have also shared the two folders with everyone. Windows firewall is now turned off.
The install is as per the TM1 install manual.
BTW - I have Cognos BI installed on the same server and there are no problems hitting the Cognos connection from a remote PC.
Important demo tomorrow so the grey hairs are growing rapidly!
Thanks again,
Re: TM1Web - can't access login page from remote PC2013-02-28T06:53:23Z in response to SystemAdminthe problem could be because of redirect as I wrote in my post: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=472898&tstart=0, did you found solution?
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HiI have exactly the same problem in the same environment.Did you find a solution??


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Offering paid naming rights for City of Clinton recreation facilities continues to be discussed by city officials, who are still mulling sponsor costs and the length of time those sponsors will own the rights.
With some wording in the proposed naming rights policy hashed out, the City Council has narrowed its focus on possibly offering 10-year rights as opposed to 5-year ones, however it is unknown how that will affect the dollar amounts attached to those sponsorships.
City managerial staff were expected to modify the proposal yet again for Council's consideration next week.
Some language in the proposed policy was modified following concerns by Council members, specifically to note that the city, not sponsors, would have the responsibility to replace vandalized signs. Councilman Steve Stefanovich then narrowed the Council's focus to the length of the naming rights, stating a longer period should be considered.
"I am wondering if 10 (years) would be better than five," Stefanovich said. "To me, it just seems that five years just goes by so quickly. I don't know if we could double these numbers if you went to 10 years, but I'm wondering if you wouldn't have more takers — and there may be enough takers now, I don't know."
Council members have said they were pleased with the prospect of offering naming rights — which currently range from $15,000 for a picnic shelter to $250,000 for Royal Lane Park itself — but have continued to mull the draft.
Recreation director Jonathan Allen presented the complete draft, recommended by the Recreation Advisory Board, to Council at a May 1 budget workshop. The matter was simply offered for members' consideration at that time, but brought back at last month's regular meeting, as well as last's week regular June session.
"At any point, when you do decide to adopt a policy, Mr. Allen and myself would come back to Council when sponsorships were actually in place and would look at specific projects," cty manager Shawn Purvis said last month. "At this point, it is just outlining how we would go about assigning these kind of projects."
The policy formalizes the process, and monetary amounts associated with the naming of recreational facilities such as fields, playgrounds, courts and smaller amenities such as picnic shelters and even benches. Those naming rights would potentially provide revenue to fund renovations and additions to city parks and amenities, Purvis said.
That revenue will be a boost toward paying expenses on the horizon.
Clinton is in a good position to receive a $864,000 Parks & Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF) grant, which would provide half the entire funding and leave the city with a $432,000 tab to be paid off over three years. Purvis said paid sponsorships in return for naming rights would be a huge benefit for collecting the local dollars needed to pay for renovations.
In its initial draft, city staff recommended five-year rates for naming rights that included, among others, $50,000 for each baseball or soccer field; $250,000 for the recreational complex; $150,000 for the gymnasium; $35,000 for each leg of the walking trail; $25,000 for each playground; $25,000 for each set of regulation tennis courts; and $15,000 for each picnic shelter.
During last week's meeting, Stefanovich asked how the dollar amounts were established. Allen said Rec Advisory members looked at some towns, including Dunn and Wilmington, and the dollar amounts they charged. Councilman Neal Strickland said "there is a world of difference" between Clinton and Wilmington. He asked that city staff gauge the costs for naming rights in other towns, including Lumberton, Elizabethtown, Hope Mills and others.
Purvis asked whether Council would prefer the naming policy be structured in a way that the payments are made over the first five years, but the sponsor would have naming rights for an additional five years after that.
"I don't know if we need to be out drumming the drum every five years trying to raise money for this thing. That's going to be an issue," Stefanovich replied. "I think five years is just a really short window when you're doing something on this scale."
"Five years is short," Mayor Lew Starling agreed.
Purvis said he and Allen were very aware of the 10-year prospect and volleyed that possibility around during the development of the policy before opting for five. Stefanovich noted the naming policy is practiced in local churches all the time, and there is no expiration period, so the city should think about attaching a longer period to its practice.
"I think a 10-year period in my estimation is probably a little more fair," Stefanovich noted. "We just don't need to be drumming the drum every five years, because as you know most of the people who are going to do these are already spending a lot of money on these things and every other thing that is going on."
Starling suggested the numbers be crunched a bit further and 10-year possibilities included in the next draft of the policy for consideration at the Council's special meeting to adopt the budget next week.
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When we take control of a Windows 7 machine remotely, moving the mouse on a draw in Autocad application is extremely slow. We don't have this issue in any other applications that don't have high resolution such as MS-Word or MS-Excel...
It seems that when we enable the Screen Scaling, moving the mouse becomes slower.
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Following steps might help you to resolve the performance issue,
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Click the "View/Edit Online Options" link on the left.
Under Bandwidth Optimizations:
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c. click OK.
Change the color depth at the host
Lowering color depth may force a decrease in screen resolution.
To change the color depth at the host
Click Start> Settings> Control Panel. The Control Panel Appears.
Double-click Display. The Display properties window appears.
Click the Settings tab, and then change the colors to a lower depth.
Click Apply> OK.
You will probably have to restart the computer to have the change take affect.
Check with this article and do the appropriate changes,
To disable Aero Peek, follow these steps:
Method 1: From System Properties
Click the Start button, type SYSDM.CPL in the Start Search box and then press ENTER.
Switch to Advanced tab, under Performance , click Settings.
On Visual Effects tab, clear the checkbox for Enable Aero Peek and click OK to exit.
Method 2: From Taskbar and Start Menu
Click the Start button and click Control Panel
Click the 'Taskbar and Start Menu' icon to open the properties dialog
Uncheck the Use Aero Peek to preview the desktop
Click OK to close the dialog and save the changes
Method 3: In the Registry
Open the Run dialog (Press Winkey + R).
Type Regedit and press Enter
Navigate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\DWM
Set EnableAeroPeek=0 (default=1)
It will also be necessary to change the desktop theme to a non-Aero theme:
Right click the desktop and go to Personalize.
Make note of the user's background picture, because you will need to put it back once you change the theme.
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Restore the user's background picture or color.
If these work arounds are not helping then I can suggest the below changes might help you.
@ Install the latest video drivers from the manufacturer on the host computer
@ Install the latest BIOS from the manufacturer on the host computer
@ Disable "Hardware acceleration". This is accomplished on Windows XP and 2003 with these steps: click Start > Control Panel, double-click Display, click Settings > Advanced > Troubleshoot, then move the "Hardware acceleration" slide control to the far left setting which corresponds with "None".
@ www.symantec.com/docs/TECH162229
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Influencers finish up New York Fashion Week on Thursday with a taste of what's to come next fall, their appetite whet by some tough, some tailored and many black looks. But there were flashes of bright colors and earth tones, too.
There were sleek minimalist shapes and some oversized, slouchy ones. For every bouncy miniskirt there was a ladylike pencil, and broad-shouldered military coats were offset by gently molded oversized ones.
What shoppers can take away from New York is the idea that the runway is a tool to present fanciful options, not to be used to dictate a specific look.
"This season is going to help the person out there who is trying to get dressed in the morning. You can wear anything, just do it with conviction and confidence," said Linda Wells, editor-in-chief of Allure magazine.
Marc Jacobs and fellow heavy hitters Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein by Francisco Costa closed out Fashion Week. Jacobs courted glamorous screen sirens who wore beaded PJs by day and lame gowns by night, lit in sepia for half the show in a cavernous armory.
Jacobs' collection is never for a shrinking violet, and the models owned their 1940s looks.
Lauren had a strong woman in mind with a mix of military looks and regal gowns, all with a hint of the Russian Revolution, while Costa had some razor-sharp menswear details.
"The trend, really, was the strength of women," Wells said.
Largely absent this season were the bohemian and disco-era 1960s and '70s that seemed to have a permanent place on the runways, said Jennifer Wheeler, vice president of designer apparel for Nordstrom.
Instead, she saw those inspirations replaced with looser, sometimes exaggerated, silhouettes from the '80s and the restrained minimalism of the '90s. "But these looks didn't look dated," she said, "because there have been so many changes in fabrics and techniques."
She particularly liked the mixed-media message that might be the next generation of Mondrian-style colorblocking: Instead of chunks of primary colors, a dress or coat might be patchworks of pony hair, snake skin, leather or ostrich feathers, she explained.
Wheeler also noted the sophisticated palette -- gray, navy, camel and moss green -- all mixed with black.
The dominance of black allows shoppers to make investments into "building blocks" of their closet that for fall can be worn for a long time, swapping out a shoe or bag as seasons evolve, said Lottie Oakley, who served as American Express' fashion ambassador, watching shows to cull trends for consumers.
"It's not so passe to wear clothes from last season. It used to be that it did matter if what you were wearing was from a few years ago, but now, if it's a statement piece, you can keep it going for a long time," said Oakley.
The hardest part for the serious shopper isn't keeping things for too long, she added, it's waiting for them to move into stores. "The overall topic I kept hearing about was how to buy now and wear now."
For the most part, though, customers will have to wait. Retailers, stylists and editors next take off for London, then Milan and Paris to see if this individualist streak lasts.
Lauren didn't just have a muse for fall. He had a heroine.
His models seemed as if they stepped out of the pages of a gripping Russian novel. The story? A woman who through strength finds herself and, in the final chapter, discovers love.
"I was inspired by the spirit of a romantic revolutionary -- a timeless heroine, independent and bold, a woman who revels in her individuality and personal style," Lauren told The Associated Press in an email.
Perhaps her story begins in a cold, seaside town, with a wardrobe that includes a cashmere cable-knit turtleneck with a flared leather miniskirt or balloon-leg pants tucked into her boots. She also has a nautical-striped sweater and sailor-style pants in black double-face wool.
And she has heavy black wool coats with strong shoulders and fitted waists. Did the officer's coat with the gold hardware, crest and embroidered stripes belong to her or her lover?
Costa said the collection was loosely based on the 1960s Russian film "Ivan's Childhood," set during World War II. It was about the coming together of masculine military looks and feminine softness.
It's a "modern uniform," Costa said in his notes.
Geometric shapes are familiar ground for Costa, but the more refined tailoring and menswear-driven fabrics are a shift for the designer who recently has experimented more with raw edges and looser shapes. These clothes couldn't have been sharper.


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Joe Fleming, 39, was arrested at the woman s north Harris County apartment on Sunday.
The victim told deputies that Fleming forced his way into the apartment, put a gun to her head and threatened to kill her. She said he slapped her in the face several times and pulled her hair.
When she tried to call the 911, Fleming grabbed her cell phone and damaged it, according to investigators.
The person broke into her apartment, after she closed the door, busted through the door, made forced entry, at which time he supposedly pulled his weapon and pointed it to her head, after assaulting her, said Tim Cannon, an assistant chief with the precinct 4 Harris County Contable s Office.
The woman managed to run to a neighbor s where she called for help.
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devastated about this! however i would like to see a feud between AJ and Kaitlyn now, with AJ winning the title
I'm sad to see her leave. I've come to love Eve ever since her heel turn since it's really the first time she showed an actual character, but ever since last year she was good in the ring, on the mic and had a good character. I don't care for Kaitlyn or any other of the current crop of Divas so I don't think I'll be watching after last night.
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HURRICANE, W.Va. -- Located on Teays Valley Road, Clairebells is a self-serve frozen yogurt stand with a twist. In addition to offering a mix of flavors and toppings, the small shop also serves hot dogs and sandwiches. The shop also offers chocolate-covered strawberries, yogurt pies, and "yo-shakes" milkshakes made with frozen yogurt.
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Wedding: Kelley Morris and Louis Nigro III
Kelley Morris of Sebastian, daughter of John and Joanne Morris of Little Hollywood, was married to Louis Nigro III of New Milford, N.J., on Jan. 26 at Pietro's on the River in Jensen Beach with Jason Caldwell officiating.
Nigro is the son of Louis Jr. and Patricia Nigro of Tom's River, N.J.
A family dinner followed.
Morris is employed with the Indian River School District in Vero Beach.
Nigro is employed with the Pediatric Associates in West Palm Beach.
The couple will reside in Port St. Lucie.
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tournament this weekend
playing the first tournament of the school season this upcoming weekend and i'm playing mixed. this should be a pretty tough tournament and i want to start the season off really well. I'm a good doubles player but my partner is a bit weaker. Obviously we have a bit of a weakness and hopefully we can hide it.
Are there any strategies I should try to implement in our game to help her feel more comfortable?
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The biggest weakness in mixed doubles is when the girl serves. I suggest playing two back, especially when the girl is serving to the other guy player. Of course, this all depends on how well you can volley and read your opponent, and your partner's service ability. I would say just have you partner, when serving to the guy, to always serve down the t. You don't want to open up the line because if you can't pick the volley off that goes cross court your partner might not be able to handle the pace.
One thing is to not automatically assume that you should always try to attack the opposite girl member. Even though there is usually an obvious weak player, in mixed or mens doubles, you should go out and play some high percentage doubles. For the first few games, you should always return crosscourt. If you are serving try and keep away from serving wide as this gives the returner too many choices: down the line, middle of the court, or a sharp angle. A great doubles serve is (for a righty) is to slice a slower serve into the returners body which will usually make a reply that has less pace and is high above the net. Then move in and, if the ball is over the level of the net, volley towards the opposing net person, if not just give a deep volley back into the corner.
The best way to make your partner comfortable is to serve well yourself and take pressure off of her at net. Girls more than guys feel vulnerable at net and if you're just spinning serves into the returners wheelhouse they are going to soon see that your partner isn't confident and she will be a sitting duck.
If one up one back doesn't work try and play two back with the girl on the backhand side and you on the forehand side when possible (assuming you are both righties).
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