March 19, 2019

It’s Movie Night at the Capitol!

Stop by the Chatham Capitol Theatre tonight to see A Simple Favor on the big screen.

Show starts at 7. $5 cash at the door. Every one is welcome. Concessions available.

The Tuesday Movie @ Your Library is Shoplifters at 2.

Stop by the Chatham Branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library every week for the Tuesday Movie @ Your Library.

Everyone is welcome for a suggested donation of $2 at the door.

A sleep wellness company called Eve Sleep says the snooze button is unhealthy, because you start your day by running late and feeling groggy.

They’ve posted an open letter asking Apple to remove it from the iPhone.

They began their campaign last Friday, on World Sleep Day. They’re using the #refusetosnooze to promote their movement.

@Apple, join us in helping the nation to #refusetosnooze. Do the right thing and turn off the snooze button in your next iOS update#worldsleepday pic.twitter.com/6O9misolYK

— eve sleep (@eve_sleep) March 15, 2019

Lucky Charms is giving away boxes of just the marshmallows again.

They originally gave away 10 boxes back in 2015, then gave away 10,000 boxes in 2017. Now they’re doing 15,000. You have to buy normal Lucky Charms, look for a code in the box and enter it online to see if you won.

If you do win a box, you might not want to open it; because it might be worth something. There’s one on eBay with a starting bid of $600.

There was a MySpace catastrophe a year ago, when the music links on the site stopped working. Initially, MySpace insisted that they were working on it, but now, they’ve admitted that they accidentally deleted it all.

They lost 12 years-worth of music, and they don’t have a back-up.

They said, “As a result of a server migration project, any photos, videos, and audio files you uploaded more than three years ago may no longer be available on or from MySpace. We apologize for the inconvenience.”

This merely applies to about 50 million MP3 files and what is surely an even larger number of photos and videos.

Approximately 50 million songs have been erased from Myspace https://t.co/8wYvOnfK6K pic.twitter.com/Ov84uU9kSY

— billboard (@billboard) March 19, 2019

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This post was written by Chris McLeod