THE MOVIE - FREDERICTON PARK PATROL!!!! WATCH IT BECAUSE IT TRULY SHOWS WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE CITY OF FREDERICTON!!!!!!!
TYRANT MAUDIT QUEBECOIS DAN BUSSIERES ARRANGE TO MEET PAIN IN THE ASS BLOGGER NEAR THE QUEBEC BORDER!!!!
HUGE PROTEST TO REMOVE ALL MAUDIT QUEBECOIS FROM THE NEW BRUNSWICK LEGISLATURE!!!!
Saturday, August 08, 2009
NEW POLL - WERE JOHN AND ISABELLA FELSING MURDERED AT OROMOCTO FLATS ONOCTOBER 19TH, 1965 OR WAS IT AN ACCIDENT???
GO CAST YOUR VOTE!!
Here's the link to the story I blogged about this issue -
http://charlesotherpersonality.blogspot.com/2009/07/were-john-and-isabella-felsing-mudered.html
Murder JOHN AND ISABELLE FELSING File 92-J-1858
On Tuesday evening, October 19, 1965, John and Isabelle Felsing were out walking their dog, as they did quite frequently. They walked along a dead end road, the Oromocto Flats Road in Lincoln New Brunswick, which is near the riverbank. It was hunting season, and several hunters were in the area that day. But what happened this particular evening, was a most bizarre occurrence. John and Isabelle Felsing were shot and killed, simultaneously, with one #4 shot, from a twelve gauge shotgun. The person who shot the Felsing's were standing between them and the riverbank, only fifty to seventy feet away, when they took aim, and fired. (Both shot on left side from riverbank).
Over the years, numerous suspects have been interviewed, and as a result of the investigation, no new leads have turned up. Even at this point in time, it is not known if the shooting was intentional or accidental. The only person holding this information is the one who committed the offence, or a friend who may have been hunting with then.
67% of New Brunswickers say Blogger Charles LeBlanc is a respectable Journalist!!!
Yes..He has way too much time on his hands and puts it to good use!! 52 (67%)
Nahhh..I rather see him push a broom somewhere!! 25 (32%)
Every New Brunswicker should be allowed to witness their Province from the Sky!!!
I'll write more about this issue once I'm back in Fredericton!!!
Flying into Maine!!!!
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Flying into Maine!!!!
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Friday, August 07, 2009
NOT A HAPPY NEW BRUNSWICKER!!!!
Charles,
I'm frustrated right now. Frustrated and terrified.
I've been searching for work in my field for five months (and change), and it's been more difficult than I could ever imagine. I know I'm not the only one suffering in this current economy, and there are those worse off than I here in Fredericton, but my riled nature remains the same. Perhaps I'm just being selfish, that I should acknowledge the current economic climate and take the punch, but that's just isn't acceptable to me. Myself, along with many others here in this great city, need to work, and we're all frustrated.
Is this that “new” New Brunswick I've heard so much about? And, if it is, how can the New Brunswick government expect to retain the population with unemployment skyrocketing? I would like to know what the government wants us, those looking for work in our field in order to stay in this province, to do. What should I do? Wait for opportunities that never come? Take work that won't put food on the table? Be denied government-funded work based on the fact that I'm currently receiving employment insurance (more on that in a moment)? How does any of this make sense? How can I be in this place if I can't find work.
I love this province and I love Fredericton, but it is becoming harder and harder to find a viable reason to stay here, and I know I'm not the only citizen thinking that. Why should we stay here if the New Brunswick government is making it nearly impossible to do so?
I recently applied for a job (multiple jobs, actually) with the Saint Mary's University Business Development Centre, work that I was very much qualified for. However, upon a follow-up phone call concerning my resume, I learned I was not eligible for those jobs because I was on Employment Insurance. Apparently if a person is on Employment Insurance, or has ever been on EI, then he/she won't be considered for work at Saint Mary's University Business Development Centre. And why? It's apparently a stipulation of their government funding. Why is this? Shouldn't these jobs, especially in today's economic climate, be open to anyone who's qualified? Even an employee at the Employment Regional Office seemed befuddled by such a stipulation.
My background is primarily in writing, with experience in Journalism, Technical Writing, Quality Assurance, and a smattering of photography and design work. This is work I love to do, and it managed to keep me employed until just earlier this year. I was laid off twice within the past twelve months, once due to a lack of funding and the other due to a recession-induced work shortage. The first time wasn't so bad, I found work in less than two months. Sadly, that second job only lasted about three months before I was laid off yet again. And since then, February 2009 to be exact, I've been looking for work. I've been sending out resumes and cover letters on a near-daily basis, doing follow-ups, working up any contacts I know, all of it, and yet here I sit. Writing a letter to vent my frustrations.
Am I being too choosy in looking for work? I want to work in my field, or do work related to it. It pays well and keeps the lights on. I have been expanding my search, applying for work that I may not be exactly trained for, but I've had no choice. And minimum wage doesn't seem to be an option for the monthly bills I need to pay. Rent? Payments? An ungodly student loan? All those need to be paid.
My EI is running out. I have about a month to go before it's gone, and I'm terrified. Terrified and frustrated beyond words.
James Harvey-Richardson
I'm frustrated right now. Frustrated and terrified.
I've been searching for work in my field for five months (and change), and it's been more difficult than I could ever imagine. I know I'm not the only one suffering in this current economy, and there are those worse off than I here in Fredericton, but my riled nature remains the same. Perhaps I'm just being selfish, that I should acknowledge the current economic climate and take the punch, but that's just isn't acceptable to me. Myself, along with many others here in this great city, need to work, and we're all frustrated.
Is this that “new” New Brunswick I've heard so much about? And, if it is, how can the New Brunswick government expect to retain the population with unemployment skyrocketing? I would like to know what the government wants us, those looking for work in our field in order to stay in this province, to do. What should I do? Wait for opportunities that never come? Take work that won't put food on the table? Be denied government-funded work based on the fact that I'm currently receiving employment insurance (more on that in a moment)? How does any of this make sense? How can I be in this place if I can't find work.
I love this province and I love Fredericton, but it is becoming harder and harder to find a viable reason to stay here, and I know I'm not the only citizen thinking that. Why should we stay here if the New Brunswick government is making it nearly impossible to do so?
I recently applied for a job (multiple jobs, actually) with the Saint Mary's University Business Development Centre, work that I was very much qualified for. However, upon a follow-up phone call concerning my resume, I learned I was not eligible for those jobs because I was on Employment Insurance. Apparently if a person is on Employment Insurance, or has ever been on EI, then he/she won't be considered for work at Saint Mary's University Business Development Centre. And why? It's apparently a stipulation of their government funding. Why is this? Shouldn't these jobs, especially in today's economic climate, be open to anyone who's qualified? Even an employee at the Employment Regional Office seemed befuddled by such a stipulation.
My background is primarily in writing, with experience in Journalism, Technical Writing, Quality Assurance, and a smattering of photography and design work. This is work I love to do, and it managed to keep me employed until just earlier this year. I was laid off twice within the past twelve months, once due to a lack of funding and the other due to a recession-induced work shortage. The first time wasn't so bad, I found work in less than two months. Sadly, that second job only lasted about three months before I was laid off yet again. And since then, February 2009 to be exact, I've been looking for work. I've been sending out resumes and cover letters on a near-daily basis, doing follow-ups, working up any contacts I know, all of it, and yet here I sit. Writing a letter to vent my frustrations.
Am I being too choosy in looking for work? I want to work in my field, or do work related to it. It pays well and keeps the lights on. I have been expanding my search, applying for work that I may not be exactly trained for, but I've had no choice. And minimum wage doesn't seem to be an option for the monthly bills I need to pay. Rent? Payments? An ungodly student loan? All those need to be paid.
My EI is running out. I have about a month to go before it's gone, and I'm terrified. Terrified and frustrated beyond words.
James Harvey-Richardson
Tim Foulkes builder of the Trails at Simpson Mountain near Bayside!!!!
I will admit it's a beautiful spot!!! Tim have been in this area close to 30 years. I'll write more about this issue later.....
This is a memory to Tim's daughter..
Tim offered me a stick. I really needed this helpful tool to go back down the Mountain.
Here we go with the long climb on top of Simpson Mountain!!
Time to cool off!!!
Tim took the time to make these little water pools on the Mountain.
Great place for a Bonfire. On top of a Mountain in nowhere land.
Of course you have some jerks around...
Almost to the top and this is a little Memorial of Tim's daughter.
He told me one day he came along and kids were throwing the stones over the mountain.
After shaming them, they put the little reminder together again.
There we go!!
I'll post more pictures later.....
This is a memory to Tim's daughter..
Tim offered me a stick. I really needed this helpful tool to go back down the Mountain.
Here we go with the long climb on top of Simpson Mountain!!
Time to cool off!!!
Tim took the time to make these little water pools on the Mountain.
Great place for a Bonfire. On top of a Mountain in nowhere land.
Of course you have some jerks around...
Almost to the top and this is a little Memorial of Tim's daughter.
He told me one day he came along and kids were throwing the stones over the mountain.
After shaming them, they put the little reminder together again.
There we go!!
I'll post more pictures later.....
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