April 12, 2023

April 12th is the 102nd day of the year. There are 263 days remaining until the end of the year.

The Chatham-Kent Chamber of Commerce is hosting a BIZconneCKt Networking Event at Belfor Property Restoration (35 Hart Place, Chatham) tonight.

Come by for complimentary appetizers and a chance to win a $50 gift card.

Formerly known as Business After Hours, you’re invited to come out from 4:30-6 tonight.

It’s Movie Night at the Capitol Theatre.

Tonight at 7pm stop by to see 1948’s The Menu.

Admission is $5 or flash your movie pass for entry.

Check here for more info.

The Raptors will go head-to-head against the Chicago Bulls tonight, in a do-or-die play-in tournament game in Toronto.

The Raptors and Bulls played each other three times this season, twice in Toronto and once in Chicago. The home team won all three matchups.

Tonight’s winner will play the Miami Heat on Friday.

The Raptors must win tonight at home and Friday on the road to earn a spot in the playoffs, where they would play a best-of-seven series against league-leading Milwaukee Bucks.

Next stop ➡️ Play-In Tournament

In case y’all were wondering how the format works, we got you covered pic.twitter.com/hDuzoxlKUD

— Toronto Raptors (@Raptors) April 6, 2023

Change is hard. Especially when something has been working a specific way for 28 years.

Microsoft Windows users are going to have to take some time to get used to this: They are changing the Print Screen button into a key that opens the Windows 11 Snipping Tool.

The Print Screen button has performed the same function in the Windows operating system since Windows 95: taking a screenshot of the current screen and copying it to the clipboard, usually so it can be edited in another program.

The new default function in Windows 11 will open the new Snipping Tool, which combines features from the legacy Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch, is pretty useful. The default rectangular mode lets users capture a select portion of the screen, meaning there’s no need to crop a captured image.

Al Jaffee has passed away.

Who’s Al Jaffee? Jaffee was the award winning cartoonist who designed the intricately drawn last page for Mad Magazine that produced a new image when folded.

He was 102.

Jaffee died Monday in Manhattan from multiple organ failure, according to his granddaughter. He had just retired at the age of 99.

R.I.P. to the great Al Jaffee – I hope God doesn’t ask him any stupid questions. pic.twitter.com/iwB5rL5ZGZ

— Larry Karaszewski (@Karaszewski) April 10, 2023

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This post was written by Chris McLeod