CHRIST HAS RISEN! HE HAS RISEN INDEED!
O DEATH, WHERE IS THY STING?
O GRAVE, WHERE IS THY VICTORY?
( 1 CORINTHIANS 15:55 *KJV )
Charles, on the Highest Holy Day of the Christian
year, let us celebrate Christ's Resurrection, and the
promises of forgiveness of sins, and Eternal Life for
God's Children! FOR IF WE HAVE BEEN
PLANTED TOGETHER IN THE LIKENESS OF HIS
DEATH WE SHALL ALSO BE IN THE LIKENESS
OF HIS RESURRECTION. ( ROMANS 6:5 )
Isn't it truly wonderful to know that someday we
will be with God, the Arc Angels, our loved ones,
and all the company of Heaven? For of that day it is
written; GOD SHALL WIPE AWAY ALL TEARS
FROM YOUR EYES; AND THERE SHALL BE NO
MORE DEATH, NEITHER SORROW, NOR CRYING
NEITHER SHALL THERE BE ANY MORE PAIN:
FOR THE FORMER THINGS ARE PASSED
AWAY. ( REVELATION 21:4 )
So celebrate today, and thank Jesus Christ for
what He did for you! After all it is written; REJOICE
IN THE LORD ALWAYS: AND AGAIN I SAY,
REJOICE! ( PHILIPPIANS 4:4 )
With My Love & Prayers,
Pastor Allen
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Sunday, April 16, 2006
GOD'S MINUTE!!!!! Joyeux Pâques and Happy Easter!!!
JACKIE WEBSTER IS DOING JUST FINE!!!!
Just wish to let you know to keep your eye on this blog today.
I blog one of Tanker and the other is about an issue you'll never read in the news.
I feel safe to say that I'm back!!!!
NORM MCFARLANE SIDE KICK IS LEAVING IN JUNE!!!
I don't know the whole story but does someone out there know the reason????
IS ROGER TELEVISION < old Germany > TALK SHOW - VOICE OF THE PROVINCE OFF THE AIR????
I noticed there hasn't been a live talk show for two weeks!!!
We know that Rogers Television < Old Germany > are denying the rights to New Brunswickers to call in.
Could this new policy have played a roll in the cancellation of the show?
I had my camera all ready but no show!!!!
Saturday, April 15, 2006
ANYONE WISHES TO BUY SOME CHICKENS???
He told me that after the Soup Kitchen was broken into. The next Saturday, people walked by and he collected over $1500!!!!
The citizens never asked for a receipt.
Just today while he was selling his chickens and eggs! Someone gave him 10 bucks for the kitchen!
People are indeed generous!!!!
THEY WERE VERY FRIENDLY BUT LET THE NOISE BEGIN!!!!
Some of these bikes are very very very noisy in the City!!!!
EASTER BUNNY HAD WEAPON AT FARMER'S MARKET IN FREDERICTON!!!!
Yes, I had to make a complaint on this one.
All kinds of nice chocolate yummies for the taking!
I quickly took a few and 30 minutes later made a complaint to the individual who runs the Market that a Bunny is passing a weapon in the Market!!!!
Now? I will be out of control for the whole day!!!! Weapon indeed!!!!....lol
IS MAYOR MCFARLANE LYING TO SAINT JOHNERS????
NB Telegraph-Journal | Saint John
As published on page B4 on April 15, 2006
Mayor denies city is ready to deal on Rockwood pipeline
By John Chilibeck
Telegraph-Journal
Saint John Mayor Norm McFarlane says there is no truth to reports that the city is about to enter into negotiations with a company that wants to put a pipeline through Rockwood Park.
Mr. McFarlane was asked to respond after a letter written by the president of the Saint John Horticultural Association to his members was leaked to the media late Thursday.
Wallace MacMurray's note suggests that the city, the Saint John Board of Trade and the Horticultural Association have decided to enter into negotiations to see what kind of benefits the municipality could get from a pipeline going through the park.
Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline's preferred route is through the middle of Rockwood, a plan which has been condemned by nature lovers and rejected by common council in two resolutions. The National Energy Board will make the final decision on the issue that has caused a deep rift in the community.
"The city of Saint John wants to start negotiations to establish just what community benefits will accrue to the city and our association," wrote Mr. MacMurray to the 20-odd members of the association. "They want a small committee, and have advised that it should be small, no more than four. There is a need to proceed quickly! One each from the Board of Trade, the Horticultural Association and two from City, Parks and Recreation and (the) deputy city manager."
Mr. MacMurray goes on to ask his board members for permission to form the special committee. "We cannot delay, so if I do not hear from you by Monday the 17th, I will assume that it is OK to proceed."
The mayor says the letter is nonsense.
"I don't know under what authority this is coming from. I've never seen this, we've never talked about it at the city and it was never before council. Council has the ultimate say on this issue, and this idea of negotiating has never been discussed. Someone's way out on a limb there."
Mr. McFarlane also denied that city bureaucrats would operate on their own without checking with council first. Deputy city manager Pat Woods is out of town, the mayor points out, and the Rockwood Park Advisory Board never talked about negotiating with the pipeline company.
Contacted Friday, Mr. MacMurray said the Horticultural Association had been talking to the Board of Trade on the issue and both sides agreed it was important to figure out what kind of benefits the city could receive if the National Energy Board selects Rockwood Park for the pipeline corridor. He says as the steward of the park, the association is obliged to find out what would happen if the development takes place.
"We have to be at the table to see what the hell is going on." So far, the company has only suggested putting in a public trail on the right-of-way if it gains access to the park. Mr. MacMurray and some other members of the association thinks the company might be willing to contribute far more to the park's improvement.
"I think they're interested in talking to anyone. They've got business to do and they want this to go as smoothly as possible."
Asked why he included city officials in the letter, Mr. MacMurray was unclear. He said he wasn't sure who the city would send as representatives to the committee.
Board of Trade President Nancy Thorne could not be reached for comment.
Friday, April 14, 2006
THE IRVINGS SURE KNOW HOW TO ADVERTISE FREE EH????
I wonder if the photographer waited for hours to take this shot???
Where's the final report from the Canadian Senate on the monopoly of newspapers in New Brunswick???
BERNARD LORD CLOSING HIS EYE ON BIG ISSUES IN NEW BRUNSWICK!!!!
Such as the drugging and the killings of our children.
I will also dd the issue of VLT'S!!!!
ERIC ALLABY IS GIVING ADVICES TO THE FUTURE????
Eric will not be around for the next Provincial election.
T.J. BURKE CAN JUMP!!!!...lol
I need to pratice with this little toy....I took the picture too late. With shoes one, he jumped over the barricade.....I wonder if I could follow the same act? Nahhhh.....I don't think so.....
THE ISSUE OF RITALIN WAS BROUGHT UP AND BERNARD LORD TRAINED CLAUDE WILLIAMS VERY VERY VERY WELL!!!!
Carmelle Robichaud told the Minister of Education Claude Williams that Ritalin was causing heart attacks among our youths!
His answer- We're going to buy these kids portable computers!
I got to have a chat with that boy!!!!
Mme C. Robichaud : Le rapport MacKay demande que le ministre de l’Éducation lance l’élaboration d’une stratégie provinciale sur les difficultés
d’apprentissage pour stimuler et appuyer les élèves ayant des besoins particuliers.
Selon le Troubles d’apprentissage—Association du Nouveau- Brunswick, 10 % de nos élèves souffrent de troubles d’apprentissage, 10 % de problèmes de comportement, 5 % de THADA et 6 % d’autisme.
Selon Pikluski, 80 % des élèves identifiés ont un sérieux problème d’apprentissage.
Les enfants dyslexiques de la région de Kent, de chez nous et d’ailleurs, les Wayne, les Carole et les Pierre,
affrontent une gamme de difficultés orthophoniques et de troubles des traitements de l’information
auditive.
L’an dernier, le ministre a refusé de
fournir des ordinateurs aux élèves en difficulté.
Le ministre de l’Éducation peut-il me dire quels programmes ou initiatives ont été mis en place pour aider les parents et les élèves dyslexiques depuis
les sept dernières années?
L’hon. M. Williams : En réponse à la député de Baie-de-Miramichi, en ce qui a trait au rapport MacKay, cette dernière est au courant qu’il a été rendu public et que, le 29 mai prochain, les
intervenants qui sont intéressés vont se rencontrer ici, à Fredericton, justement pour discuter des recommandations du rapport MacKay.
Des investissements substantiels ont été faits en éducation.
Encore cette année, nous allons ajouter
37,5 millions additionnels au budget au ministère de l’Éducation. Nous sommes en train d’aborder les points auxquels la députée fait référence.
Nous allons travailler avec nos différents partenaires pour nous assurer que les enfants, les élèves, ont
droit à une bonne éducation.
M C. Robichaud : Depuis les sept dernières années, je n’ai rien me vu en place pour aider les enfants.
Les élèves avec le THADA, soit le trouble d’hyperactivité avec déficit de l’attention, sont un défi pour le système scolaire et nos enseignants.
De récentes études ont démontré que les effets secondaires du Ritalin peuvent être très sérieux, pour les élèves en particulier. On note des incidents
de troubles cardiaques.
Dans le rapport MacKay, on se
réfère à la réforme de Pierre Dumas pour les élèves avec le THADA. Le ministre peut-il nous expliquer les recommandations de Pierre Dumas?
Qu’est-ce que le gouvernement propose de mettre en place dès septembre pour les enfants souffrant du THADA dans nos écoles?
L’hon. M. Williams : Nous investissons davantage en éducation. Nous avons des projets pilotes qui sont en place actuellement dans les différents
districts scolaires.
En ce qui a trait aux ordinateurs portables, nous avons annoncé l’achat de 9 000 portables cette année, qui seront disponibles aux enseignants pour
poursuivre notre programme qui a été mis en place pour les élèves de la 7e et de la 8e année.
Il y a des investissements très importants qui sont faits dans le système scolaire.
Nous avons beaucoup investi depuis 1999. Si la députée veut comparer les investissements que nous avons faits
durant les sept dernières années aux
investissements que les Libéraux ont faits durant les sept dernières années qu’ils étaient au pouvoir, cela me fera plaisir.
Mme C. Robichaud : Le ministre ne comprend certainement pas le problème des dyslexiques dans nos salles de classe.
Dans nos écoles aujourd’hui, il
n’y a aucun poste lié à l’intervention des élèves autistes.
Le gouvernement doit reconnaître les besoins des élèves pour modifier les politiques sur l’autisme dans les écoles. Nous avons au-delà de 123 000 élèves dans nos écoles, et il y a une possibilité que 6 % d’entre eux, dans le secteur anglophone, souffrent
d’autisme, alors qu’il n’y a pas de statistique réelle pour le secteur francophone.
Le ministre a-t-il rejoint l’Université du Nouveau-Brunswick ou Mount Allison University pour développer un plan
visant à aider ces élèves dans nos écoles? Il est temps que les élèves autistes soient reconnus et
aidés.
L’hon. M. Williams : Il existe deux projets pilotes, un dans la région de Kent et un dans le Madawaska. Il y aura 240 nouveaux enseignants dans le
système dès septembre 2006, et nous
ajoutons des ressources additionnelles pour traiter des défis qui existent présentement dans le système d’éducation.
Nous investissons un montant
additionnel de 37,5 millions, et il y aura 240 nouveaux enseignants. Nous avons aussi le projet des
ordinateurs portables, et nous avons augmenté le salaire des enseignants suppléants.
Nous investissons un montant de 5 millions dans l’examen des
recommandations du rapport MacKay. Donc, nous faisons ce qu’il faut faire en ce qui a trait à l’éducation afin de donner à nos élèves la meilleure
éducation possible.