Tuesday, September 13, 2005

NEW BRUNSWICK DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH - MAN HAS TO SH@T IN A GARBAGE BAG!!!!

BE FORWARN IN ADVANCE!!!! IF YOU HAVE A WEAK STOMACH???? DON’T BOTHER READING THIS BLOG!!!!

Yes, when a person volunteers at the soup kitchen, you heard a lot of stories from the so call low income people.

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While standing outside having a smoke, I noticed Robert walking by.

I used to lived at 114 Brunswick Street until I moved out a few weeks ago.

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I heard a disgusting rumor going around so I approached Robert in front of two individuals with this question?


He appeared sober so I decided to question the poor guy.

I asked - Is it true that you have to sh@t in a bag because you’re not allowed to use the washroom?

He told me that it is indeed true but can he do? Sh#t in the middle of the street?????

Once garbage day arrives, he drops the garbage bag full of sh#t near the sidewalk.

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I feel bad for the workers who have to pick this bag from the ground or the families who walks in that area on garbage day.

He used a large bottle to urinate.

It’s very very very sad!

I told the guy that I was going to write about this issue and he told me to go ahead.

I had a chat about this issue with George Piers who runs the Fredericton Soup Kitchen and he’s right on when he said - When you rent a room to someone? There are guide lines to follow such as providing the roomer or boarder with a washroom.

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It’s so bad at 114 Brunswick Street that the people are force to live in unconditional atmosphere.

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The fridge and stove upstairs are dirty and fitly.

The stove hasn’t been clean in years.

Take a look at the difference between the stove downstairs and upstairs.

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This is the one downstairs.

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Robert for an individual who has a drinking problem keeps his room very clean. < Better than mine >…lol…

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Not once have I seen his room dirty but there’s a problem. Robert is force to keep his door shut and there’s no window for clean air. He pays $300.00 per month and he can't use the washroom.

There’s only a large picture window on the front. That room shouldn’t be rented in the first place.

Yes, I am glad that I am out of that place but the sad part is that he can’t complain to the Health Department, the rentalman or the police.

If he complains? The caretaker will call the Fredericton Police Force and they will tell the poor guy that he has one hour to leave the premises.

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I told Bard Green of this problem 48 hours ago but nothing seem to move on the issue.

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My case will be in the Human Rights Commission this week and if by chance?

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They say - Sorry Charles! There’s nothing that can be done! Well? I will tell them to phone the Police immediately because they are the ones who sent me to the Commission.
Somehow or someway??? I will get to the bottom of this sad state of affair.

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It’s a waste of time to go to the Department of Health.

My God? I even caught four mice in my room.

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Where the problem lies is with Family Services because they get so little on welfare? They are very fortunate to have a roof over their heads. If the place is full of UFFI or condemn? They are still fortunate to live in these conditions.

Peter Kessels from the Rentalman office told me they received 4 to 6 complaints a week from roomers of boarders but nothing can be done!

I will email a letter to Elvy Robichaud and if nothing is done? I will see the minister face to face and if this doesn’t do the trick? I confront the Minister of Health and Justice on the talk shows.

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The emotional question is this? If this happens here? What the hell is going on in the rest of the Province?

When I stood up in April at a Anti-Poverty meeting < FAPO > and told the 80 people present of boarders and roomers having no rights? One girl stood up and said -

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What Charles is saying is true! You must listen to what he's saying!!! Many came to me face to face and told me the same sad story!


These poor individuals are not allowed to use the washroom and I might add there’s little heat in that building during the cold winter months. God help them all!!!!

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Lets see if the Health Department goes there for a visit? Stay tune!

Of course this is just Charles complaining again so therefore I should be ignored at any cost. Why don't I just mind my own business????

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BERNARD LORD AND BRIAN MULRONEY - WHO HAS THE BIGGER EGO???

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ARE ADHD DRUGS SAFE????? REPORT FINDS LITTLE PROOF!!!

Are ADHD drugs safe? Report finds little proof

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M. ALEXANDER OTTO; The News Tribune
Published: September 13th, 2005 12:01 AM
At a time when millions of children and adults are taking drugs for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, the most comprehensive scientific analysis of the drugs to date has found little evidence that they are safe, that one drug is more effective than another or that they help school performance.


The 27 drugs studied included Adderall, Concerta, Strattera, Ritalin, Focalin, Cylert, Provigil, and others that, in some households, are well-known for their sometimes calming affects.

The 731-page report was done by the Drug Effectiveness Review Project, based at Oregon State University. The group analyzed 2,287 studies – virtually every investigation ever done on ADHD drugs anywhere in the world – to reach its conclusions.

They found:

• “No evidence on long-term safety of drugs used to treat ADHD in young children” or adolescents.

• “Good quality evidence … is lacking” that ADHD drugs improve “global academic performance, consequences of risky behaviors, social achievements” and other measures.

• Safety evidence is of “poor quality,” including research into the possibility that some ADHD drugs could stunt growth, one of the greatest concerns of parents.

• Evidence that ADHD drugs help adults “is not compelling,” nor is evidence that one drug “is more tolerable than another.”

• The way the drugs work is, in most cases, not well understood.

The findings do not mean ADHD drugs are unsafe or unhelpful, just that sound scientific proof is lacking.

The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the Washington, D.C.-based drug industry lobby group, had no comment on the report, but its senior vice president, Ken Johnson, said the benefits of most drugs “clearly outweigh the risks.”

HERE IN NEW BRUNSWICK THE DRUGGING AND THE KILLING OF OUR CHILDREN WILL CONTINUE TILL OCT 15TH, 2007!!!!

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ADHD is suspected when people have a harder time than others their ages paying attention, sitting still or controlling impulses. To be diagnosed, those tendencies must interfere with work, school or other activities.

Nationally, about 4.4 million kids between 4 and 17 fit the bill. Of those, more than 2.5 million take ADHD drugs. Up to 8 percent of kids in Washington state have been diagnosed with the condition.

The Drug Effectiveness Review Project was formed in 2003 to give consumers and state insurance plans trustworthy information about pharmaceuticals.

Industry studies, which researchers have shown sometimes are rigged for favorable outcomes, don’t give the confidence “many of us would like to decide whether or not we should be using a given medication,” said the project’s deputy director, Mark Gibson.

Complicating efforts to get reliable information, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration doesn’t require companies to compare new drugs to ones on the market. Most times, firms instead compare their wares to sugar pills because it is easier to show benefit and get approved for sale.

The problems leave insurers and patients in the lurch when they need to know what drugs work best. That’s where the Drug Effectiveness Review Project comes in. Its physicians and pharmacists analyze virtually every study on a given class of pharmaceuticals to find the best drugs.

The American Association of Retired Persons and Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports, use the project’s findings to tell people what drugs give the most for the money. Fourteen states, including Washington, also use its services to decide what drugs to cover for beneficiaries. Those states are the project’s chief funders.

For ADHD, the project analyzed published studies as well as unpublished data from the six leading makers of ADHD drugs. The group rejected 2,107 investigations as unreliable, and reviewed the remaining 180 to find superior drugs.

Instead, it found that evidence to choose one drug over another for safety or effectiveness is “severely limited” by a lack of studies measuring “functional or long-term outcomes.”

The project could not find a “good quality” study that tested the drugs against each other. It also could not find comparative evidence to determine which ADHD drugs are less likely to cause tics, seizures and heart and liver problems.

That evidence is needed. Canada authorities have recently warned against using Adderall Extended Release in patients with heart problems. Cylert and Strattera have been linked to liver damage, the report said.

Until better research is done, the findings mean that choosing the right ADHD drug is largely a matter of trial and error. They also suggest some people might do as well or better on cheap generic Ritalin, sold by its scientific name methylphenidate, instead of far more expensive, newer options such as Concerta and Adderall.

In fact, in the few instances where the Oregon group could draw conclusions, it found Concerta “did not show overall difference in outcomes” compared to generic Ritalin, and proof that Adderall is better “lacking.” What little evidence there is comparing another newer expensive drug, Strattera, to generic Ritalin “suggests a lack of difference in efficacy.”

Gibson cautioned that his project’s latest report is still open for public comment and possible fine-tuning. But the overall results did not surprise Libby Munn, a nurse practitioner at Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare in Lakewood.

“I’ve never been aware of any evidence of any one being better than another,” said Munn, who treats patients for ADHD and other conditions. “That’s true of antidepressants and antipsychotics, too. Once you compare meds for a given disorder, there are often no proven differences.”

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Tacoma psychiatrist Dr. Fletcher Taylor, an expert in adult ADHD at Rainier Associates, works with drug companies to develop new products. He said he stands by the effectiveness and safety of the drugs.

Still, he said, Adderall and Concerta are largely equal in their effect, though some people do better on one than another. Their greatest advantage over generic Ritalin is that people take fewer pills during the day.

M. Alexander Otto: 253-597-8616

BRIAN MULRONEY – I’M THE BEST THERE WAS AND EVER WILL BE!!!!

BRIAN MULRONEY – I’M THE BEST THERE WAS AND EVER WILL BE!!!!

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HER??? IS SHE A SLUT?????????????

Monday, September 12, 2005

NEW VIVE NEW BRUNSWICK WEBSITE IS NOW OPEN!!!!

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WCIE Jr. announces the opening of New Brunswick's own independent
media outlet (besides Charles). You've heard of canadaeast, well this is
www.vivenewbrunswick.com.

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The main purpose of the site is to educate New Brunswickers on the upcoming referendum on proportional representation and urge them to vote 'yes'. However, the site also features a section devoted to campaign finances of New Brunswick federal politicians and how they voted.

The site also features political cartoons, reviews, legislation summaries,
community spotlights and announces many upcoming contests.

There is also an online store where NB'ers can purchase t shirts and other
accessories with the many site graphics.

The site is teaming up with many non-governmental agencies to keep pressure
on the vital issues leading up to election day, as well as spotlighting
New Brunswick home grown talent.

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It can only get bigger from here. Go right to my site from here. Just click below.

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NEW BRUNSWICK HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION - DOES HATE AND FORGIVENESS GO TOGETHER????

Does hate and forgiveness go together? Good question?

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We know for the past 4 years, I had no use for those members of the New Brunswick Human Right Commission.

They did me wrong and I’ll fight them till the last day I die. I will continue to fight against injustice and basic rights!

I know that I had a very racist supervisor as a boss at Gulf Operators. His name was Brian Grant and he would always call minorities racial slurs.

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I told J.D. Irving about this guy and he gave the guy a promotion.

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To make matter worst the Irvings faxed this note to the Human Rights Commission –

When Mr.LeBlanc was interviewed by Gulf Operators he informed us he had ADHD and was taking Ritalin there were medical limitations placed on Mr.LeBlanc. We accommodated Mr.LeBlanc disability by ensuring that he was given jobs and duties that complied with his medical limitations.

Sherry Merssereau < Irving Human Resources with no Doctor’s paper! > Supported by the racist members of the Human Rights Commission of New Brunswick >

Now, I told anyone who would listen that there’s no way in the world that the Commission would agree with the Irvings that Adults with ADHD are close to mental retardation.

Doing the same work as digging a hole and because you have ADHD? You will be paid at a lower scale?

Not allowed to drive a car or learn a trade.

You long time readers know the rest of the story.

I told P.R.U.D.E. on many occassions od racism in the Irving Empire!!!!

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These appointed people told the Irvings that the assault against minorities can continue and people with ADHD should be ignored at any cost.

Which brings me to today blog.

This morning, I woke up with a very bad cold.

I needed copies of the letter I received from the caretaker.

Why should I pay for this anyway? I walked into the New Brunswick Human Rights Building.

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Before entering, I even stayed on the sidewalk enjoying a smoke before I walked in. Therefore this would give them a warning that I’m coming through the door.

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Once there, a girl answered the door but the door remain only inches open.

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Another word – Yes? What do you want?

I just hate this line of communication.

Anyone who goes in those buildings should be invited with open arms or have a Commissionaire outside the door. The Commission must change their style of meeting people at the door!

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I asked for a case worker? The same one I talked to last week came along. That approached at the door triggered me so therefore I was straight forward.

I told the case worker that since you people agreed with the Irvings blah blah blah…you didn’t seem to understand the writing of my complaint so therefore I want copies of a few letters I have here.

She gladly give me some copies and I left the building.

Hours later, someone reminded me that it was New Brunswick Human Rights Day!!

Arrgggggg!!!!! I want to do a blog about my views on this issue. I wanted to write a blog telling people on the information what I think of New Brunswick Human Rights Day!!!! I backed off!!! Maybe my problem has nothing to do with ADHD? Me mother is from Glasglow Scotland. Maybe that's my problem because we are very well known for our quick temper.

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As you see in this picture, I’m giving Margaret Ann Blaney a piece of my mind about the Commission.

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People are telling me that I should forgive or forget the past and move on because the people at the Commission are ready to fight for my case about Boarders and roomers rights in this Province.

Look at this guy from where I used to live? He's not allowed visitors from inside or outside the house. The only way we can talk to the guy is through this window.

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I am so full of hate. Can I forgive???

I was chatting with this guy this afternoon.

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Brad Green walked by.

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I quickly ended my little conversation and followed the Justice Minister and asked him if he’s looking into the rights of boarders and roomers in this Province?

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He told me that they were working on it!

A person has got to love living in the Capital. These Ministers cannot escape my pray!...lol…

So my priest message last Sunday was forgiveness but it’s a very difficult act to follow.

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My complaint will be in the Human Rights Commission hands this week and lets see what will happen?

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Does hate and forgiveness go together? Good question?

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BERNARD LORD - YOU'RE DEAD MEAT MAN!!!!

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SAINT JOHN - WALKING DOWNTOWN!!!!

A couple of months ago, Tim Smith and I went for a little walk in downtown Saint John.

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Of course, we met a lot of people whom I haven’t seen in years.

In Prince Edward Mall, I bumped into a woman I call - Princess. I first met this nice girl in the late 80s when I first came to the Loyalist City to work on the Frigate Program.

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Later on, I bumped into Mike McGraw who’s a heavy player in the P.C. Party. I wanted to learn the Irving dance!.,,lol…

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I notice an old buddy name snowball. He’s still kicking.

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One site that I find disgusting is King’s Square.

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Here in Fredericton, Officer’s Square is being used almost every weekend.

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King’s Square could be use more often.

Another site that I don’t understand is this. I traveled across the States and Canada on a ten speed bicycle and I seen a lot of parks in the middle of the City. I wrote a letter to the Saint John Common Council that I didn’t understand the reason there isn’t two flag polls in the square. The Canadian and New Brunswick flags should be flying in the Square. It would beautify this area!

It could be located beside this war memorable for the veterans.

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During the cold days of November, they place little flag poles beside the war statue.

When Chris Titus was first elected? I left a message on his answering machine telling him to mention the flag poles situation in King’s Square but he never did.

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Queen square was heavily damage one morning. Take a look at this two by four with a huge nail sticking out!

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I always enjoy this statue of Samuel De Champlain.

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I was told that this statue used to have a sword on his side but it’s gone. I might add that there used to be a fish in each corner but they’re gone. That’s sad!!!

One guy Junior wanted to know what happen to the Melanson Live show? I guess he enjoys my point of views on these talk shows.

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I met another buddy from the shipyard.

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His name is Benny! I haven’t seen this guy in years.

Then I met this beautiful girl from P.R.U.D.E.! Ain’t she a beauty?

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Then I bumped into this former politician. His name is Christopher Waldschutz.

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I always liked this guy and he was the talk of the City on many issues. This guy wasn’t afraid to speak his mind.

He used to be a pilot for the Irvings!

I bumped into this individual who give me a tongue lashing on the new Anti- Smoking bylaws. She told me that business went down 50%!

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This guy Peter Fugerson spoke out very loud for a anti-smoking by law. But he still has his VLT'S in his bar! I jokely told him that he should campaign very hard for its removal??? Ha didn't bite!!!! I wonder why????...lol

I wonder how many other people feel the same way? We will know after the next provincial election.

Yes, a person can bumped into a lot of people in downtown Saint John.
Hey? I even bumped into a former Cabinet Minister - Jane Barry!!!

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I was even looking for the Irvings but I couldn’t locate them!

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Hey? I even bumped into the outspoken one!!!!!

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Please excuse the grammar of this blog because I got a bad cold and it’s very hard to concentrate.

BERNARD LORD - I AM IN CONTROL!!!!!

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