IAmA acoustic guitarist named Andy McKee. AMA

AndyMcKee · 3 days

That's what epidurals are for...a much more relaxed experience. Also, the 'birthing' experience usually takes hours. It's only the last half hour or so when the pushing begins that it becomes intense. During the hours before, music would have been nice to keep me relaxed.

TheLadyEve · 4 days

She probably has this. I have he crappy plastic ones too, and my machine motor went haywire, even with me putting small pieces in.

TheLadyEve · 6 days

Not only that, but there is nothing wrong with a patina built up from roasting! Your pan will become non-stick, and the quality of whatever you make in it will improve.

TheLadyEve · 6 days

Are you the type that scrubs off the makings of a great patina off your cookware? Whenever I see brand new looking pans, all I can think of is 'this person never cooks'. My grandfather (who was a chef) used to purposely season new pans with hot oil to break them in before actually cooking with them.

TheLadyEve · 6 days

Thank you so much for posting this. I also have the KitchenAid pasta extruder, but have been hesitant to try it. I'm going to use your recipe, and will give it a whirl. :)

timth3troll · 7 days

Read thrash100's post out loud and then you'll get the joke.

ab26 · 7 days

Halifax winters are wet too. It's not so much the cold as it is the dampness coupled with the wind that seems to go right through you. I prefer very cold but dry days.

branorama · 7 days

Yes!

branorama · 8 days

Have you looked at the Diman Centre on Kearney Lake Road? You can do both the wedding and reception there. It's unique, and it has a kitchen, so you could do your own catering. I love the high ceilings with a balcony on the second floor overlooking the main floor below.

Lunarus · 8 days

Yep, only we call it glucose/fructose.

Jess490 · 9 days

Actually no. The title of the song is Mary Jane's Last Dance.

coldbrook · 9 days

Not really, as the new fiscal year for the NS government starts April 1st. They tend to implement anything affecting tax revenue on this date so they can predict.

dgod40 · 10 days

I live in Halifax. We get nothing but 'wintry mix', aka, slush, non-stop this time of year. In fact, it was -10 yesterday, and +10 today, with grey, wet and dampness. By the time we get to April, we're about to kill each other.

We are a four hour flight away to the Caribbean. Loving the ocean the way I do, it is absolute joy to spend a week in it without having to freeze my tits off. Feeling the warmth of the sun and getting some Vitamin D are a great break from the everlong slush-fest that is Haligonian winter. If I had the cash this year, I'd be there somewhere. But not Mexico.

dgod40 · 10 days

I believe they are referring to the Dominican Republic. Colloquially, a lot of people refer to it as 'the Dominican'.

DavidVee · 10 days

You explained my grandmother's philosophy so well. She always said, "if you're big enough to ask the question, you're big enough to deserve an answer." And by that, she meant an honest one, but explained in a way they can understand. I do the same with my 6 year old, and I'm always amazed when he starts talking clearly about something I told him weeks before.

I don't think we give kids enough credit for how much they do understand. I think they struggle to communicate everything they inherently know, as though their language skills need to catch up.

galactica216 · 12 days

This is such wisdom. As my dad's caregiver (he had emphysema) I began to accept that the longer he lived, the more he would suffer. At that point, I wanted peace for him. I grieved for him before death; for the quality of what his life used to be. I miss him dearly (its been 4 years) but felt relief when he passed. Not because I felt a burden, but because it is so awful watching loved ones live in misery.

galactica216 · 12 days

If it did, you're not alone. I thought that was hilarious. Besides, didn't the OP ask for some laughs?

vault13rev · 12 days

Oi! I'm wincing now.

vault13rev · 12 days

but the blood spillage, which I assume was accidental - she shifted a bit or something,

Sounds like you also got to meet the placenta. AKA - the afterbirth.

ForgottenPhoenix · 13 days

I understand what you are saying, but there are a lot of very unhappy people who have had everything handed to them in life, and have never had to strive for anything. I do know people born into privilege who still had to work and strive, mainly because their parents made sure they understood that nothing in life comes for free. I don't think this girl meant you had to 'suffer', so much as the feeling of achievement can bring happiness.

I grew up pretty poor, and know plenty of poor folk who also don't know how to strive either, and they are fairly unhappy. In this case, it's not because they have everything, it's because they don't believe achievement is possible. Hence, the cycle of welfare. I see trust fund kids the same way, except they have a larger amount of welfare.

TexDen · 15 days

To be fair, 36% of the voters elected a Conservative candidate, which translated into a majority of seats. Only the riding of Calgary south elected Harper. Because there are five parties that voters could choose from, the majority did not actually vote conservative. Damn first-past-the-post parliamentary system!

TexDen · 15 days

Our navy patrols our waters for more than just defence. Our ships are highly inadequate, and if we cant maintain a marine presence along our own coastline, our fishing industry and natural resource sectors would be at risk. Maintaining our soveriegnty is worth it.

gingerballz · 15 days

Considering too that most of the people actually working in the oil sands are from Atlantic Canada, I always find the lazy argument pretty funny. Being from Halifax, I feel fortunate that I've been able to work consistently since I was 15, and have a good job. I am looking forward to having those folks in Alberta be able to come home with he shipbuilding contract. We do work hard, and want opportunities, not handouts.

gingerballz · 15 days

But we do have refineries. I can see one from my window here in Halifax. We refine oil, and ship it to the US. Yet, we must import our gas and pay 1.29 at the pumps. I don't understand why the Imperial Oil refinery could not supply the east coast. Well, I do understand, but its a fucking mess.

hawkxor · 19 days

traditional approaches though.

It's only one approach. I think you'd gain a lot by reading about it - they test for reliability and construct validity, and have a lot of data to support the way the test is constructed. It can help you to overcome some of the challenges mentioned here.

To be honest, I think your approach would also work with Insights Discovery, which is also based on Jungian psychology. It's basically MBTI without the J-P scale.

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