• Lions club offer free first aid training

  By thepickler at 10:53 on 24/05/12

  

  PORTISHEAD Lions Club is offering free first aid training. The club has teamed up with Southwest Medical Services to host the three hour training sessions at the Royal Inn on June 20 from 9am to 12noon and July 13 from 2pm-4pm. The course will cover resuscitation, recovery position, control of bleeding, choking and how to deal with an unconscious person. To book a place or for more information visit www.freecpr.co.uk

• 10 Google search tips

  By Simplex IT at 14:27 on 16/05/12

  

  1. Identify Local Time for Any City in the World using Google If you want to know current local time in a particular city, use the following method. To see the current local time in Milan do the following. time Milan 2. Search for Keywords with Similar Meaning using Google Instead of searching for only the given word, using ~ before the keyword you can instruct Google to search for webpages with the exact given word or the...

• Nugget 22 - Do you backup?

  By Simplex IT at 13:58 on 09/05/12

  

  There are two types of hard drives – those that have failed and those that will fail! Too often we get asked to recover data to that they has been lost due to hardware failure or just by mistake. The chances of recovery are slim and the cost's high. If only there was a backup of the data it would be easy to recover the what you need. We recommend Acronis as the backup solution for all our business and home users....

• Portishead Strollers next outing

  By thepickler at 13:13 on 08/05/12

  

  Enjoy a walk around Portishead with the Portishead Strollers Group. The Portishead group meets at The Café, Lake Grounds on May 14. The walk leaves at 11am and lasts about an hour. For more information on the Portishead group call walk leader Anne Brain on 01275 374 867. 

• Dropbox vs Google Drive - PC Dial IT Support Bristol

  By PC Dial at 12:45 on 04/05/12

  

  Dropbox - PC Dial IT Support Bristol Excellent integration on Mac and Windows with excellent apps on the supported mobile platforms. With a free Dropbox account you can have 2GB of data storage, which is actually a lot so unless you get into space-devouring things like multimedia files or system backups you may never need to pay to upgrade! Any file you save to Dropbox also instantly saves to your computers, phones and the...

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