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Rayleigh Weir Fire Station will be opening its doors for an open day where you can meet our team, explore our fire station and find out more about how we work to keep Essex safe. There will be activities for the whole family as well as local stalls. Rayleigh Fire Station 500 Rayleigh Road Benfleet SS7 3TR United Kingdom -
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I.T. Non-Techie help, information and tips Information, tips and myths - No.42 - Webpage magnifying glassThe usual way to increase the size of the display on a webpage is by pressing ctrl and +, but this increases the whole page, and you may wish to magnify just part of it. This can be done by using an extension called Magnifying Glass. Windows has its own magnifier, but it has to be activated in settings, and summoned with key presses, and is not user friendly. Magnifying Glass can be activated from a browser's extensions toolbar, and deactivated by clicking anywhere. You can download the extension for Chrome below, and for Firefox in the comment below: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/magnifying-glass-hover-zo/gfcbebjdigncefnokoncehghgfndjcgn -
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Google Chrome's AI is called Gemini. It is built in to the browser, but you can access it as below: Chat with Gemini from the address bar: You can quickly get help from Gemini with creative and complex tasks, like planning a trip or learning more about a new topic with this new shortcut in Chrome. 1. Type @ in the address bar and select Chat with Gemini. 2. Write your prompt in the address bar. 3. Your response will come from gemini.google. com. -
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From the Echo. 'Long-standing store on Southend High Street set to close after 20 years. A mainstay on Southend High Street is set to close when its lease comes to an end next year. The Echo understands Clintons Cards will be closing on January 18. Signs have gone up in the shop window to inform shoppers that they will be vacating just after Christmas. The business, which offers a range of cards “for all occasions”, gift wraps, tapes and stationary occupies one of the larger units on the High Street and is between HMV and Sport Direct, opposite Card Factory and the Works. The business is believed to have been in the High Street for around 20 years. A member of staff at the store said: “January 18 is our last day of trading, we are closing when our lease runs out and we hoped to do some renegotiation with the landlord, we don’t know how the conversation went. “We have not had our consultancy meetings and we found out a couple of weeks ago, within the next few weeks we will have meetings and we will look at options for relocation but we are unsure of how viable that will be. “In general, it is nice that with a lot of people, they have told us they have been loyal customers, that we have been here since the early 2000s, in this location for 20 years. “We have been told that people have been coming in here for years and that they really miss it and that it is a reason to come to Southend. “We do have our busy and our quiet months but unless they tell you it has been nice, the overwhelming thing is that they will miss us, people have been overwhelmingly nice.” The staff member added: “It has been nice to hear sometimes that you have had the support.” Southend Labour councillor responsible for business, Matt Dent called it a “real shame.” He said: “This is not what we want to hear, that business has been in there for decades and for it to close is a big blow to the High Street.' -
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I.T. Non-Techie help, information and tips Information, tips and myths - No.40 - YouTube displays black windowIf you have advert blockers, you may be seeing a black screen when you view YouTube. This is the result of their latest attempt to stop you avoiding their adverts. The advert has been inserted into the video to become part of it, therefore it cannot be removed, and the sound will continue. Depending on your browser and blockers, your experience may be different. -
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Each major web browser incorporates its own AI technologies or utilizes AI from other providers to enhance user experience. For example, Edge has Copilot. The icon to access Copilot is in the browser's top right-hand corner. Clicking this will give you access. You can type your request, or click the microphone icon. You will receive a spoken answer which is is indistinguishable from a human. Depending on your request, you will be amazed at the depth and detail in the reply. The Copilot key will be appearing on Win 11 keyboards. -
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Cancer detection rates have improved significantly at English GP surgeries that are using a new AI tool. 'C the Signs', which was developed by doctors, analyses patients’ records – including test results, prescriptions and treatments – for hidden signs of cancer. A study, published this week, found that detection rates had increased by an average of 7.3% at surgeries where the tool is in use. -
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If you want to keep your data, you’ll need to move it to a new platform before 31st October. From 31st October, the service will close, and all information will be deleted. From 9th September, the BT Cloud platform will become a “read-only” service. This means you won’t be able to upload anything new from then, but you’ll still be able to view and download the data you have in there already.
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