Congrats

Any suggestions on the video card?

You think 290x is the way to go?



Congratulations man!

What type of mortgage did you end up going with

Going to speak with my mortgage broker tonight, most likely going 4 years term fixed

Variable is looking really good right now at 2.15% but I don't like that risk sadly

where on the shore?

I don't want you to come watch me sleep at night D:

Congrats H4bs!! What a birthday present!!



*googles houses for sale, waits to see removed listing* PROFIT! Knows where h4bs lives

This post was edited by EGucci on Feb 4 2015 09:04am

Thanks!

Yes indeed

Yah variable is so tempting but it's so easy to get sold on the fixed, at least it gives you some extra piece of mind

This post was edited by BB_MelloYello on Feb 4 2015 09:09am

I don't know much about Radeon cards, never had one. I do know however that most games are better optimized for Geforce graphics than Radeon, so you might want to consider that before buying.

Starbucks may soon be giving local bars a run for their money by offering alcoholic beverages at its Canadian locations.

Cathy Suppa, a spokesperson for the world’s largest coffee chain, confirmed in a written statement Wednesday that the company is considering bringing an evening menu, which will include beer, wine and small plates, to Canada sometime this year.

Another new feature the company is looking to bring north of the border is a mobile app that will allow customers to order and pay on their smartphones.

A detailed timeline for when we can expect to see these new features in Canada was not provided.

Starbucks locations in Canada will also see a “transformation” of the coffee shop’s food with the launch of ‘La Boulage’ bakery, Suppa said.

“(The bakery) will include a new assortment of French-inspired pastries created by La Boulange – a San Francisco based bakery that Starbucks bought in 2012,” she said.

‘La Boulange’ will launch in Ontario and British Columbia on March 3 and will roll out across Canada by June.

Read more: http://www.cp24.com/news/beer-wine-could-soon-be-on-the-menu-at-canadian-starbucks-locations-1.2220435#ixzz3QnQZX6i4