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[the H team]

Happy Tuesday Q sters,
It's the 25th of July, 5 more months till Christmas! Have you done your shopping yet?

[the H team]

Money can buy happiness - if you spend it a certain way: study

Forget what they say - money really can buy happiness, new research has shown. Psychology professor Elizabeth Dunn, from the University of British Columbia, Canada, say happiness can come from paying others to take on chores such as cleaning, cooking and gardening. In this way, happiness can be bought in the form of free time, say scientists.

[the H team]

Did you know?

Linkin Park's first ever gig was at The Whisky a Go Go, in LA, which was also the launching pad for a plethora of legendary bands like Motley Crüe, The Doors and Guns 'N Roses.

[the H team]

Linkin Park's recordings are lighting up the charts

Much like we saw with Chris Cornell, the death of singer Chester Bennington has driven a huge boost in sales for Linkin Park. Billboard reports the band's most recent album, ``One More Light,'' has re-entered the Billboard 200 album chart at number 17. Linkin Park's debut album, ``Hybrid Theory,'' is number 27. ``Meteora'' is number 41, and ``Minutes to Midnight'' is number 115. Bennington was found dead at his home outside Los Angeles on Thursday.

[the H team]

Argos capture wild victory over Redblacks

Lirim Hajrullahu's 34-yard field goal gave the Toronto Argonauts a wild 27-24 home win over the Ottawa Redblacks on Monday night. Hajrullahu's field goal on the game's final play capped an eight-play, 52-yard drive after Ottawa rallied to tie the score 24-24.

[the H team]

Today is...

There are some things in the world that were just meant to go together, like Chocolate and Peanut Butter, oil and vinegar, and of course wine and cheese! Wine And Cheese Day celebrates this eternal bonding.

[kenrod]

Good morning fellow Canucks!

Have an awesome day.

[The Jester]

Something for later in the evening perhaps - allow for 52+ minutes of a very tasty compilation of Genesis music spanning 1970 - 1978. Put together by a true fan who goes by Gabble Ratchet. Hope you enjoy as much as me

https://youtu.be/G91k2gj0e14

[the H team]

Happy Hump Day Q sters,
It's all down hill from here. It's the last weekend of July, coming up. Where did the summer go?

[the H team]

Baggage handlers' union threatens strike at Pearson airport

Chaos at Pearson seems imminent as baggage handlers and ground crew for 45 airlines may be on strike by tomorrow night. Teamsters Local 419, which represents 700 employees at Swissport Canada Handling, alleges that the company hired 250 temporary workers without properly training them and a spokesman for the union says a number of them have been injured on the job as a result. It’s expected the union will ask its members to reject the latest offer from Swissport tomorrow.

[the H team]

Did you know?

5 seconds is the minimal amount of attention that a driver who texts takes away from the road. If traveling at 55 mph, this equals driving the length of a football field without looking at the road.

[the H team]

'Textalyzer' to be used to bust New York drivers

Imagine being pulled over by a cop and the first thing you're asked is have you been texting? Well, New York state is set to study a device that would allow police to tell whether a driver had been using their cellphone while driving. Known as the ``textalyzer,'' it's still months away from being ready but has already raised the concerns of privacy and civil rights groups. Still, New York City officials want to crack down on what they call "reckless behaviour." 12 people were killed and nearly 3000 injured in cellphone-related crashes in New York state from 2011-2015.

[the H team]

Valdez gets first win in seven years; Blue Jays beat Athletics

Cesar Valdez pitched a career-high six innings to win for the first time since his big league debut more than seven years ago, Ryan Goins had two RBIs, and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Oakland Athletics 4-1 on Tuesday night.

[the H team]

Today is...

The Romans understood it so well they had a saying: “Carpe Diem” or seize the day. All Or Nothing Day takes that spirit and urges people to break through their barriers, ignore the fears that hold them back, and make that big commitment to a better life.

[dededi]

Good morning everyone.