doubledmaster

I purchased a pre-construction condo a few years back in Toronto. The development is a two tower tiered design. The iconic Toronto skyline is behind Tower B, but I should be able to get a reasonable view of the skyline as my unit is on the top floor of Tower A, which is equal height to Tower B.

Fast forward to present day, the condo is almost finished, however, I now see that on top of Tower B there is an additional two floors equivalent which appear to he HVAC related rooms. With these additional two floors, my sightline over Tower B is essentially wiped out. I doubt I’ll be able to even see the tip of the CN Tower.

The original building spec showed no indication of these HVAC rooms, the

I use TD Direct Investing and I have both XGRO and XEI in non-registered accounts. I'm relatively new to holding ETFs.

While checking my balances earlier this week, the adjusted cost basis for my holdings of both these stocks has increased. It seems linked to the following account activity.

Transaction 1: Activity labelled as a "DRIP" action with a value of let's say -$1000

Transaction 2: Activity labelled as a "TXPDDV" action with an offsetting value of $1000

Both ETFs have the same trade and settle dates for their respective transaction set (Trade Date: March 7th 2023 Settle Date: Jan 6th 2023)

I looked up the Action codes and the DRIP seems to specify shares being bought using the Di

• Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson
• Shoe Dog by Phil Knight
• Open by Andre Agassi
• Scar Tissue by Anthony Keidis
• Creativity Inc by Ed Catmull

Looking for Autobiographies/Biographies similar to the ones listed above. Easy reading, written so well that even mundane or esoteric tangents are interesting.

Dentist took x-rays, said I have a cavity. Starts to remove cavity, eventually drills down near root and tells me I need to have a root canal or get the tooth removed as there is still decay. Should he have been able to detect that I needed a root canal before working on it? A bit frustrated and concerned as now I'm paying for his attempt at removing the cavity and the root canal which I plan on going forward with.

I'm looking for an alternative to words with friends that disallows brute forcing letter combinations to find the highest scoring word.

In words with friends you can place your tiles and the game will tell you whether or not it's a valid word – if it's valid you can then submit the word. I find that this embedded word validation feature leads my family and I to try out tons of different letter combinations in order to find the highest scoring combination that is technically a word.

I play this game with my family, I find it's a great way to connect with each other, but the ability to "brute force" words sort of spoils it for me and drags the length of the game out.

Wondering if a words