April 4, 2019
Tomorrow is a PD Day for most students around Chatham-Kent.
There are some open swim times available at Blenheim Gable Rees Pool from 1:30-3, and Wallaceburg Sydenham Pool from 1:30-4.
Regular admission fees during these times.
Don’t forget about the Red Cross Babysitters course being offered Friday at the Thames Campus Arena from 9-5.
Register by calling 519-360-1998, stop by your local Municipal Centre or go online.
The GPS equivalent of Y2K is happening this Saturday.
GPS satellites are on a ten-digit code, which rolls over every 20 years or so. The last time it happened was 1999, but no one had GPS back then.
It could potentially be a big deal, but probably not. The only devices really at risk of malfunctioning are old or based on old designs. Even then, the part of GPS that lets you find where you’re going should be unaffected, but anything that relies on a specific date and time wouldn’t work correctly.
If you are wondering if your older unit will need some kind of an update, check the manufacturer’s website.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle set a new world record earlier this week by securing 1 million Instagram followers in the shortest amount of time.
It took them five hours and 45 minutes to gain 1 million followers after they launched their account. They beat the old record of 11 hours and 36 minutes by K-pop star Kang Daniel.
As of this morning, they have 3.3 million Followers, while following 23 themselves.
You can follow them at @sussexroyal.
Charmin is introducing a new toilet roll that lasts for a month.
The Forever Roll weighs two pounds and has 1,700 sheets whereas a normal toilet roll has 850 sheets. The roll costs $30 and needs a special dispenser.
You have to order the rolls online at shop.charmin.com.
Charmin’s new “Forever Roll” is so big that it needs its own dispenser.
https://t.co/p8hFddDEZG— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) April 3, 2019
Lunchables have been around for about 30 years. Oscar Mayer has announced a new version for earlier in the day; Brunchables!
The official website is BrunchablesIsReal.com.
Remember when we pretended #Brunchables was another spoof but then it was real? Get some for yourself. https://t.co/O1J6tL1kLF
— The Real Lunchables (@RealLunchables) April 3, 2019
