May 24, 2019
May 24th is the 144th day of the year. There are 221 days remaining until the end of the year.
The 9th annual Blenheim Classics Autoshow is tonight and tomorrow.
Tonight the car cruise starts at Glad Tidings Community Church at 6. Cruisers will drive through downtown Blenheim to Cedar Springs, through Erie Beach then eventually into Erieau and back into Blenheim. Afterwards head to Talbot Trail Park for food and live entertainment.
The 9th annual car show Saturday is rain or shine, and will attract over a hundred classic and vintage vehicles to the downtown core along with thousands of local car buffs beginning at 9am.
Raptors win!
The Toronto Raptors beat the Milwaukee Bucks in game 5 to take a 3 games to 2 lead. Game 6 is Saturday night in Toronto, tip off at 8:30 on Sportsnet.
With a win Saturday, the Raptors will gain a birth in the finals for the first time in their history.
1 more. #WeTheNorth pic.twitter.com/ZxAXauDxxV
— Toronto Raptors (@Raptors) May 24, 2019
This is the Returns for Leukemia weekend at The Beer Store.
It’s the 14th annual bottle drive at over 450 locations across Ontario, supporting the fight to end blood cancers. The proceeds collected from the bottle drive will go toward the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada, which focuses on research, patient support and advocacy.
The Beer Store is accepting all beer bottles and cans, wine and spirit bottles for the drive to support blood cancer research. Beer bottles and cans are worth 10 cents, and most wine and spirit bottles are worth 20 cents.
Just about $1.8 million was raised last year, the goal is to pass $2 million this weekend.
Go to BottleDrive.ca for more info.
Voice of the Leafs Joe Bowen is one of the spokespeople:
There’s a Blood Donor Clinic on tomorrow at the St. Clair College Healthplex.
Stop by between 9-noon to save a life.
Book your appointment now at Blood.ca, use the apps, call 1-888-2-DONATE or just walk in.
Scientists have created a sound that’s so loud it makes water boil instantly.
The scientists used a powerful X-ray laser to blast water with short pulses of high frequency energy. When the x-rays hit the stream of water they instantly vaporized the water molecules around them like spit on a hot skillet.
If you ever were to experience such a sound directly, ear plugs wouldn’t help because the intensity would not only rupture your eardrums, but probably your heart and lungs as well.
Stanford scientists created a sound so loud it instantly boils water https://t.co/LpZRDiV9ln pic.twitter.com/wSoVDo2q8w
— CNET (@CNET) May 22, 2019
