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Half of Australia is working from home, but experts warn it's not for everyone10:30AM | Tuesday, 22 October
Half of Australia's working population are now identified as 'digital workers', using the internet to work from home or on the go, with new research finding it actually enhances the productivity of employees through increased flexibility. Research released this morning from the Australian Communications and Media Authority found as of May this year there were 5.6 million adults who used the internet to work away from the office outside 'working hours', or to work from home rather than coming into the office. At the time of the research, 5.6 million people composed 51% of the total number of employed Australians. The percentage increased significantly when considering workers with a university qualification, with 70% saying they'd worked from home. The study, which also had a focus on SMEs, found 39% of employers with less than 20 staff allowed their employees to work from home at least one day a week. Businesses with 20 to 199 employees were more likely than small business to allow employees to work from home, with the percentage increasing to 55%. The ACMA communications analysis manager Joseph Di Gregorio told SmartCompany it's likely more and more people will become digital workers. "Putting it into context, Australians are doing more online, be it commerce, entertainment or interacting with businesses and government, so working is just becoming part of that story," he says. "It's a broader picture with regards to the digital economy, so I wouldn't be surprised if the numbers do increase. The internet is no longer on the periphery; it's a core part of everyday life." Di Gregorio says the majority of digital workers at the moment come from industries where employees have long needed to be mobile. "If you look at the nature of the industries where this is most popular, it's communications and property and business services sectors, so having a lot of people on the go is a natural part of those work environments," he says. "If you remove the internet, they would probably be a very mobile group of people anyway, so the internet in many ways is actually just keeping them in touch with their resources and improving their productivity." The study of 2400 households and 1500 SMEs found the highest number of digital workers were from capital cities, aged 35 to 44, were male, employed full-time and had a university qualification. Almost three million people worked away from the office at least two days a week and 4.6 million worked from home when outside of the office. The survey found the major benefits of working from home were increased flexibility (55%) and more opportunities to get work done (30%), and 53% of digital workers identified no negatives of working from home. Of those who did perceive some negatives, 24% said reduced access to communication services was an issue and 20% found there was reduced access to colleagues. The chief executive of the Victorian branch of the Australian Institute of Management, Tony Gleeson, told SmartCompany working away from the office isn't suited to everyone. "With digital workers you must be clear with what the objectives are and have some sort of way for them to connect with business with where they're up to, like a database," he says. "Don't expect them to work a standard 9am to 5pm day. In my experience they actually end up working longer hours and produce better quality work, but it isn't for everyone." He says working from home is best suited to people who are "well-structured". "They should also be in roles with very clear deliverables, for example if a report needs to be created by a set time and dates," he says. "It can be very lonely, so some form of instant messaging support helps… it can lead to cultural issues after a while and I don't think you can do it for a long period of time." Gleeson says people who are working in the physical office end up assuming those working from home are slacking off, when this is rarely the case, and they end up missing out on the "office politics". "The third thing is the workers can be forgotten about after a period of time. The managers don't get to know their personality and don't know how far they can be stretched. From my experience, you end up being pigeon-holed into a certain kind of work."
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A new app is designed to help university students manage day-to-day tasks while keeping Facebook friends and university colleagues separate.
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Voting is underway in the US presidential election, with the race considered too close to call, although most polls point in the direction of a narrow victory for incumbent Barack Obama.
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A new iPhone app called Cofounderly offers co-founders "couple counselling" for their start-up, joining a growing list of platforms designed to help entrepreneurs match up.
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It may have been taken over by Facebook chat but Gmail is still a pretty useful IM manager. And if you're using it, you should be aware of how to adjust the settings.
Atlassian acquires US start-up HipChat3:28AM | Thursday, 8 March
Australian software giant Atlassian has acquired US-based instant messaging network HipChat for an undisclosed sum, with plans to incorporate HipChat into its ever-increasing portfolio.
Aussie start-up Kondoot plans global assault with $10 million IPO3:59PM | Thursday, 1 March
Australian-founded live video network Kondoot has unveiled an ambitious plan to raise $10 million through an initial public offering, after raising $3.2 million in a funding round led by US investors.
Cofounda launch aims to link entrepreneurs globally2:00AM | Monday, 13 February
A new smartphone app titled Cofounda aims to change the way entrepreneurs connect with each other locally and globally, inspired by the concept of co-founder speed dating events.
How can I best connect my sales force with the office?3:42AM | Friday, 15 March
As a new business, if you have staff that work from home or need to go on the road, you might get them to use their own home PC or Mac, smartphones or tablets to keep initial costs down.
Microsoft launches cloud-based Office 3656:17AM | Wednesday, 29 June
Software giant Microsoft has launched its Office 365 product, claiming the new cloud-based office suite will help small firms compete with larger companies.
Top 10 ways to use the cloud4:20PM | Saturday, 28 April
No doubt there were countless entrepreneurs glued to their computer screens this week when Apple chief executive Steve Jobs took to the stage to announce new software for the iPhone, iPad and Mac platforms.
Dell data breach prompts cyber crime warning4:33AM | Friday, 8 April
An IT security expert says that small businesses need to be aware of five key areas to protect their data, following the revelation that hackers stole the personal information of thousands of Dell customers.
The top 10 start-up billionaires3:53PM | Sunday, 13 March
The world's major economies may have struggled to get back to pre-GFC growth levels last year, but the world's wealthiest people appear to have been nicely insulated.
Social media usage differs by gender2:31AM | Friday, 18 February
A new survey reveals that men prefer instant messaging to communicate with colleagues and customers away from the workplace while women gravitate towards social media.
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The Acadiana Cane Cutters defeated the Brazos Valley Bombers by a score of 6-5 in a wild game this evening. The Cane Cutters jumped out first in the top of the 2nd inning when James Ziegler (Chandler Gilbert Community College) following up a Trent Giambrone (Jones County Community College) triple with an RBI single. Centerfielder Connor Barron (Southern Mississippi) then drove in Ziegler on an RBI double.
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Margaret Wood in Montrose, Pennsylvania passes along her mother's tried-and-treasured recipe for tender pork chops. "I remember she served this with mashed potatoes smothered in the luscious sauce, green beans and applesauce for a quick, easy meal that was always one of dad's favorites," Margaret recalls.
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3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2 bone-in pork loin chops (1 inch thick and 7 ounces
1 egg
2 tablespoons water
1/2 cup crushed saltines (about 15 crackers)
3 teaspoons butter,
3 teaspoons canola oil,
1/4 cup ketchup
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1-1/2 teaspoons cider vinegar
1/4 teaspoon ground mustard
1/4 cup chopped onion
In a resealable plastic bag, combine the flour, salt and pepper. Add
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In a nonstick skillet, cook pork in 1-1/2 teaspoons butter and 1-1/2
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With the arrival of a new baby comes the arrival of medical bills from the pediatrician, the nursery, and (in some cases) the neonatal intensive care unit. In fact, a bill from the hospital may be the first piece of mail your baby receives with his or her name on it. Here are some questions to ask to ensure that you've covered your insurance bases before your baby arrives:
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When you change jobs, you usually give up health insurance coverage through your former employer and sign up for health benefits with your new employer. But pregnant women need to be especially careful when making job-related health insurance changes. This is because some employers impose a waiting period of a few months before you're eligible for health insurance coverage. If you deliver your baby while you're waiting for your benefits to kick in, you'll be responsible for the bills.
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COBRA coverage will cost you quite a bit more than you're used to paying (the full premium, plus 2 percent). But the added expense is well worth it if your new employer imposes a benefits waiting period or if the new plan is more restrictive than your current one.
If you happen to lose your job during your pregnancy, COBRA and similar state laws can be a lifesaver. Unless you can immediately sign up for health insurance coverage through your spouse or partner's employer-sponsored plan, it's very important that you sign up for continuation of your current health insurance benefits through COBRA or a similar state law. Without this coverage, you'll have to pay out of pocket for your prenatal and maternity care, and for your child's health bills.
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Green Salad with Miso-Ginger Dressing
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- 1 tablespoon unseasoned rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon white miso
- 2 teaspoons grated peeled fresh ginger
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- Pinch of ground white pepper
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 5-ounce bag mixed greens
- 1/2 English hothouse cucumber, halved lengthwise, seeded, thinly sliced crosswise
- 1 large carrot, peeled, coarsely grated
- 1 large green onion, sliced on diagonal
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One serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 126.7
- %Calories from Fat 76.4
- Fat (g) 10.9
- Saturated Fat (g) 0.8
- Cholesterol (mg) 0
- Carbohydrates (g) 6.4
- Dietary Fiber (g) 2.5
- Total Sugars (g) 2.8
- Net Carbs (g) 3.9
- Protein (g) 1.5
- Sodium (mg) 187.5
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I'm going to imagine it just that way.
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Just Breathe...
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She couldn't do anything "normal".
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The unmistakable draw
The endless flow
The relentless call
of Light.
Last Light Last NightPoint Lobos, California
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Palms 'n BoardsOahu, Hawaii
Could it BE an more classically Hawaii?
i think not.
Tahoe Rocks Itself Blue
Lake Tahoe, you wear Planet Earth Blue so well!
Water, Meet LandCalifornia Coast
Water, meet land... land, water.
Let the erosional sculpting begin.
We'll check back in a few hundred thousand years. Play nice!
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Drama, sky, storm, sweet.
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She was in a mood. She just was. No getting around it, no talking her out of it.
She was beautiful, even then.
The Paddler and the Blowhole
This was taken at a spot called "Spitting Cove".
ha! It's on account of that blowhole you see over to the left. It spits water when the wave hits it just right.
I love names that say what they mean and mean what they say!
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This IS the beach where the classic film "From Here to Eternity" was filmed. Not kidding! It was over the right...
Glenorchy Road
The sign at the start of it says: "The Most Beautiful Road in the World". I think I believe it!
The Clouds Liked Blue Wakatipu Too
"Really? Seriously??" I kept thinking at every bend of the road in New Zealand. Stunning beauty everywhere.
Like here at Lake Wakatipu, just outside of Queenstown. And the colors!! I kept being reminded of Hawaii, Tahiti and many of the similarly adorned-in-blue places I've seen; there is a likeness amongst them in so many ways.
Shades of BlueLake Wakatipu, New Zealand
The Lake Wakatipu BluesLake Wakatipu, New Zealand
Yes, it's really THAT blue! Of course, it depends somewhat upon the light. At 50 miles long, this is the largest lake in New Zealand. Feels like it goes on forever! It's also fah-REEZING cold, being fed by glaciers and all; which also accounts for this amazing color. After the rains earlier


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New statistics show police have found more than one thousand meth labs this year in Kentucky.
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Lawmakers are expected to review legislation in the next session supported by several law enforcement agencies that would require a prescription to buy medicines containing pseudoephedrine-a main ingredient used to make meth.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed is abandoning an attempt to place an initiative on the November ballot that would have enabled governments in California to cut future pension benefits for current workers.
After losing a court fight over the legal description of his initiative, Reed announced Friday that supporters will now target the 2016 ballot because they didn't have enough time to collect signatures for this year.
The initiative would have allowed city, county and other governments to reduce benefits through collective bargaining or a local vote. Reed calls Attorney General Kamala Harris' description of the initiative for signature-collecting forms "inaccurate and misleading." A Sacramento judge rejected Reed's challenge on Thursday.
Union leaders say the issue should be dealt with through bargaining, not at the ballot box.
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Escape into nature and the peace and quiet of the forest in this cozy cabin nestled within the pines . Enjoy the trees, rock outcroppings , and views from the 1000 sq ft of decking. This unique tri level cabin is within minutes of Pactola Lake where you can enjoy boating, fishing, and beaches. Edelweiss Mountain is conveniently located in the Central Black Hills. To the south15 miles is Hill City. A little further south, only 20 miles, to Mt Rushmore and Keystone. Just add 15 miles and you are at Crazy Horse Memorial & Custer State Park. Historic Deadwood and Lead are located north 35 miles, where you can enjoy Las Vegas style gambling and the Old West. The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is just 15 miles more. Rapid City is only 25 miles away . You can't lose on our views, we are located at 5800 ft elevation .
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Robert Joseph Graham, 80, a lifelong resident of Stevens County, passed away Dec. 23, 2011 at his home in Northport, surrounded by his wife of 57 years, Gailene, four sons and three daughters. Death came after a courageous five-month battle with cancer. He was born April 12, 1931, in Spokane. His father, Patrick H. Graham, was born in Ireland and came to Stevens County in 1878. His mother, Grace Hoffman Graham, came to Ferry County in the 1890's. Robert grew up in Boundary, nine miles north of Northport, where his father operated a pole yard.
George Kelly, age 75, passed away in Spokane Dec. 22, 2011. He was born on Jan. 6, 1936 in Ontario, Canada, the son of George and Lucy (Tye) Kelly. George attended school in Canada and completed school in River Rouge, Michigan.
Mr. Kelly married Mary Belman in 1975 in Canada, and the couple moved to Colville in 1991. He was employed by Hewes Marine until his retirement.
In George's spare time, he enjoyed fishing, hunting, riding his four-wheeler and motorcycle. He thoroughly enjoyed living in the country and spending time with his wife of 36 years.
Edward N. Gilson, 68, passed away, Dec.22, 2011 in Colville. He was born in Chewelah on Dec. 13, 1943, the son of Maynard and Lillian (Staff) Gilson.
Edward was raised and attended school in Chewelah. He graduated from Jenkins High School in 1962 and in January of 1963 decided to serve his country by joining the United States Navy.
Our dear sweet mother, Dorothy Barrett, passed away on Dec. 18, 2011 at the age of 95. She was born Nov. 19, 1916 in Douglas.. In 1933, she graduated from Waterville High School, and in June 1935, she graduated from Morse Beauty School in Spokane.
Despite government funding issues, Providence St. Joseph's Hospital in Chewelah is not slated for closure, according to Providence Mount Carmel and Providence St. Joseph's CEO, Bob Campbell.
After an article explaining how state and federal funding affects "critical access" hospitals appeared in the Spokesman-Review last week, Campbell says he received numerous phone calls from a concerned public that Providence St. Joseph's Hospital was going to shutter its doors.
Colville High senior middle linebacker Alex Pond has been named to the 2011 Associated Press Washington All-State football team (Class 1A).
The teams (4A, 3A, 2A, 1A, 2B, 1B) are annually voted on by writers and editors from around the state.
Pond, named in the fall as the Northeast A League Co-Most Valuable Player on Defense, helped lead the Indians to a second straight Northeast A League championship. Colville finished 6-5 and made the state 1A playoffs.
Colville Junior High School captured the District Middle School wrestling championship last Tuesday at Colville High School.
The Warriors, who crowned five district champions, edged Lakeside for the team title.
Riverside and Deer Park finished third and fourth. Kettle Falls, with only seven wrestlers in the meet, finished fifth.
After dominating Chewelah, Kettle Falls and Northwest Christian at home during the regular season, CJHS lost a close dual to Lakeside, 36-37.
Colville High School cross-country standout Kevin Carpenter finished 34th in the boy's intermediate division of last Saturday's 2011 USATF National Junior Olympic Cross-Country Championships at Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Carpenter, who helped lead the CHS cross-country team of Dean Fischer to its second straight Class 1A runner-up finish last month in Pasco, turned in a time of 16:33.04 over the flat, fast Whispering Pines Golf Course track, located a half-mile from the Atlantic Ocean.
A tip-in with three seconds left by 6-9 sophomore post Matt Hubbard lifted Colville High (4-3) to a wild 52-50 win over visiting Lakeland last Thursday night.
On Friday at Medical Lake, the Indians were outscored 16-4 in the second quarter and dropped a 48-32 decision to the Cardinals of the Great Northern League.
Back on Dec. 12, Colville used a big second half to rout visiting Wellpinit, 60-33.
Colville was at Okanogan (5-2) on Tuesday in a non-league game against the Caribou-Trail League club. The Pioneers are led by 6-6 senior post Joe Townsend.
Kettle Falls High picked up its first win of the season last week, downing visiting Springdale 36-30 behind Serena Pounds' eight points and six rebounds.
Taylor Smith led Springdale with 13 points.
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"For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing to the glory that will be revealed to us." –Romans 8:18
It's very curious to me how people respond to death in such varying ways. Generally there are seasons (Ecc 3:1)—of mourning, of fear, of despondence, of numbness, of acceptance, as people glimpse the reality that this life is temporary (2 Co 4:16) and begin to come face to face with the enemy of our souls (1 Co 15:26). My first memory of death involved a pumpkin. Pathetic as that sounds, I remember being absolutely devastated listening to my mom explain that some neighborhood kids came and smashed the pumpkins we had so much fun carving together as a family. While watching a pumpkin slowly rot on the front porch may have been equally upsetting, I remember tearfully observing the orange chunks all over the yard, not understanding why someone would want to destroy my work of art, and feeling naively, but also accurately that this was just wrong.
Since that time, there have been more substantial losses—including animals and humans. The complexity of emotions and difficulty in coping with them is likely what most compels us to seek comfort somewhere or in something. Numbness, false assurance, and redirection are all great candidates to the effect of blinding us from the current pain and fear the Sovereign Creator quite often intentionally and graciously uses to compel us toward Himself (Isa 38:17). And if we stubbornly persist, he will allow us to be shallowly satisfied in one of those states, though in every heart of hearts, lies an awareness of discontent. Alternatively, we can run toward the one to whom we were designed to worship (Ex 7:16) and receive the full satisfaction (1 Ti 6:6) of a purposeful life and the comfort (2 Co 1:3) of his promises.
And his promises are not like the false promises the world which CS Lewis so brilliantly describes "create an ever increasing craving for an ever diminishing return." Instead his promises are eternal (He 7:20), secure (He 6:13), trustworthy (He 6:18), and infinitely more majestic (He 9:10-12) than anything we could ever imagine (Eph 3:20). How often I wonder whether God has set eternity in our hearts (Ecc 3:11) in the midst of being surrounded by the temporal (2 Co 4:18) to elicit a hunger, a drive, and a pursuit of something so much greater! I find myself grateful for the hardships that come in to our lives (economic, financial, social)—not because it produces sorrow, but because of what the sorrow has potential to produce (2 Co 7:9). Tragedies in life have a wonderful effect of shaking up our mundane routines and forcing us to think. Psalm 77 brilliantly describes a heart-wrenching wrestling with God in contrasting truth with emotions. The author struggles deeply with a felt absence of God's presence and emotional turmoil. His response is to consider the days of old, the years long ago—to remember his song in the day and meditate in his heart–then his soul makes a diligent search. It is active, it is intentional, and it is raw. He thinks. He remembers. He ponders. I wonder how many of us know how to ponder anymore. Search engines, Iphones, and social media have taken the place of thinking, reflecting, and community. We walk around as though in a trance going about our daily (often meaningless) tasks with no thought as to what we will say when we stand before Jesus and give an accounting for all our words and actions (Ro 12:14). Blaise Pascal describes the human draw to diversions:
"The only good thing for men therefore is to be diverted from thinking of what they are, either by some occupation which takes their mind off it, or by some novel and agreeable passion which keeps them busy, like gambling, hunting, some absorbing show….what people want is not the easy peaceful life that allows us to think of our unhappy condition, nor the dangers of war, nor the burdens of office, but the agitation that takes our minds off it and diverts us. This is why we prefer the hunt to the capture. This is why men are so fond of hustle and bustle; that is why prison is such a fearful punishment; that is why the pleasures of solitude are so incomprehensible."
Truly, "there is scarcely a period of so much interest in the life of an individual, as that in which he is brought to an earnest inquiry respecting the salvation of his soul. It is the state of mind which comes between the utter neglect of religion and the actual possession of it. The dream of thoughtlessness is disturbed. Conscious wakes to its office as an accuser."—William Sprague
So many people fear death, and I would submit that there is something far worse than death (Luke 12:4-5)—and that is a wasted life (Mt 16:25). Is it not the most fundamental need of the human heart to count, to last, to matter? I would rather die one thousand deaths than stand before Jesus ashamed and naked, head hung and eyes down, as I explain to him how I thought that watching an electronic box was more gratifying than reading his precious words, that I didn't want to bother or offend those on the road to eternal damnation by bringing up a socially awkward topic, that his mission just wasn't as important as my ego and that I preferred to enjoy the temporary deceptive warped pleasures of this broken world than hold out for the eternal rewards promised by an all-sustaining, all-powerful, holy pure Lord who is capable of fully satisfying my every need, my every desire and my every hidden hope. My life's prayer is that I would think, speak and act intentionally in such a way so to stand before him with a imperfect yet confidence conscious (He 4:14-15), and sincerely confess that to the best of my ability I adhered to his words, listened to the voice of his Spirit, and cherished the person of Jesus all my days…and where I fall short, his long and mighty arm is sufficient to compensate (Psalm 19:12). Because it is what I plan to do for all eternity and I need all the practice I can get.
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if its an msi group policy can do it if you apply it to users it can be set to install when requested i believe via add remove programs
I would like our users to install software on to there desktops / laptops from a predefined list of software with out us having to visit and install it for them.
Any one know of any software that will do this for us.
if its an msi group policy can do it if you apply it to users it can be set to install when requested i believe via add remove programs
Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager allows you to advertise packages for users to install.
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mdt. Get them to do a runas, or script it, they then get a loverly clear interface , do the checkboxes and it'll all install for them.
need any help or a demo let me know.
Or use appv, again, boring explantion on demand!
At the moment, where I work. We get calls coming in for users to have our department install programs for them as we do not allow end users to install programs themselves. We normally VNC on to every ones computer and install it like that. I am intrigued with the possibility of have our staff and teachers install software through some sort of portal and not allowing this on to student systems.
What would be the best way of integrating this? a step by step brief would be helpful.
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@MichaelL: If you want to use a web portal solution you want to look into App-V from Microsoft and XenApp from Citrix. Both can either publish applications running on a remote server similar to terminal services minus the desktop or they can fully package the app for running on a local machine. Both are relatively complex to set up initially.
Is there any free or cheap solutions to do this at all?
WPKG is excellent.
I've been looking at Cameyo at the moment - not sure if you could get something going along the lines you want using it?
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Going to try it for some non essential apps etc here and see what happens once the initial start of term panic is over!
Not sure if this is exactly what you want but you could run an internal website in IIS/Apache and simply include hyperlinks to the installation files, I have done this at one school where all apps are generally packaged up into MSI's and if necessary with MST's included. This was used for staff laptops which were workgroup built until they were rebuilt onto the domain.
If you need to use an MST you will need to create a batch file of some sort which calls msiexec with the /t or /transforms argument, then link into that batch file.
If you want an idea I will be back at that school tomorrow afternoon and I can look at borrowing* the files to give you an idea of the structure you need.
*Borrowing in the loosest terms as I wrote them in the first place.
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Gloucestershire County Cricket Club enjoyed the 2014 Brewin Dolphin Cheltenham Cricket Festival, which had been revitalised for 2014, to provide members, hospitality guests and ticket buyers with even more entertainment and excitement, to complement the first class cricket programme.
Brewin Dolphin, one of the UK's largest independently-owned private client Wealth Managers, has been the Festival's principal sponsor since 2012. They have been involved with Gloucestershire Cricket for over 15 years, supporting the Club and its development.
Gloucestershire have been playing in the stunning grounds of Cheltenham College for over 140 years, making this the world's longest running cricket festival on an outfield. The ground's idyllic setting has provided a perfect backdrop for the Festival throughout its history, a great attraction for cricket fans, new supporters and big cricketing stars.
The 2014 festival took place from Monday 14 July to Sunday 27 July and included two NatWest T20 Blast matches as well as two LV= CC four day games. A sell-out fixture against Surrey in the Natwest T20 Blast was one of the highlights of the festival, along with some superb weather and a fantastic atmosphere over the two week period.
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- Friday 18 July – NatWest T20 Blast vs Surrey
- Sunday 20 July – NatWest T20 Blast vs Essex
- Monday 21 July – Thursday 24 July – LV= CC vs Worcestershire
- Sunday 27 July – Royal London One-Day vs Northamptonshire
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Throughout the two weeks, guest's enjoyed music and games around the ground on match days, keeping everyone of all ages entertained. Each day at the Festival guests were encouraged to take part in the free coaching at the Abercrombie & Kent Coaching Zone and brand new inflatable bowling cage. Festival supporters, Mercedes-Benz of Cheltenham & Gloucester once again supported the annual event, displaying some of their latest models for all guests to see. The dealership also worked in partnership with Gloucestershire Cricket to provide selected local schools with the opportunity to be part of the "Smart Cricket in Cheltenham" project, with the grand unveiling taking place on Sunday 20 July.
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NatWest T20 Blast Matches: 12.30pm to 4.30pm – specific skill coaching and competitions with the speed gun in the inflatable bowling lane.
Royal London One-Day Cup Match: 11am to 1pm and 2pm – 4pm– specific skill coaching and competitions with the speed gun in the inflatable bowling lane.
LV= CC Matches: 11.30am to 1.00pm – specific skill coaching & skill games. 1.30pm to 3.00pm – competitions with the speed gun in the inflatable bowling lane.