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"Chichester Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" is a fun and exciting group for women aged between 20 and 45 who live or work in and around Chichester. It can be hard to make friends when you're new to the area or your friends have moved away, but you're no longer alone!
The aim of the group is to bring together like minded girls who want to have fun whilst meeting new people in a warm friendly atmosphere. There will be a variety meetups including coffee mornings, pubbing, cocktails, dinners, dancing, theatre trips, pub quiz nights, comedy nights, cinema trips, walks- and whatever else takes your fancy! Although we have nothing against men, this group is just for women so that we can have some great girly get togethers. We're keeping the age group to 20-45.
In order to cover the "organiser dues" needed to pay for this page we ask that members pay £3 each for annual membership. Your first Meetup is free then if you decide to stay in the group your membership fee will be payable to any of the co-organisers at your second Meetup. We hope to cover the cost of running the page only so any money left over will be put in a kitty for the Christmas night out.
Your leadership team consists of Rosie, Tina, Josie, Kim, Rachel and Fran. They will put on regular events for you and once you have paid your membership fee you will be able to suggest and organise future meetups for the group. Or if you have an idea for a future meetup but would prefer not to do the organising then please let the leadership team know and they will see what they can do.
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*No Show/Late Cancel policy: If you have a history of doing this (we keep track of attendance on your profile), we won't be able to count on you to show up when you say you are going to. Out of respect and courtesy to others that DO show up, we may bump you to the waiting list for meetups with limited space in favour of those with a positive attendance history. If you make a habit out of no showing or late cancelling, we may remove you from the group.
So whether you're a Miss, Mrs or Ms, new to the area or lived here all of your life join up if you'd like to meet other ladies in the Chichester area and have some fun! Don't be shy or nervous about coming to meetups on your own....remember all members were new once and know how it feels. We're all super friendly and are all looking to increase our social circle and simply have fun. Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions. We all look forward to meeting you soon!
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Eighty advertisers have reportedly dropped their ads from Glenn Beck's Fox News program since he called President Obama a "racist" who has a "deep-seated hatred for white people." Here are his February 3 sponsors, in the order they appeared:
Last month, Tucker Carlson's Daily Caller web site launched with a column by The Weekly Standard's Matt Labash in which Labash referred to MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow as a man. Hilarious, right?
If you thought that was just a case of opening-day exuberance getting the best of the Daily Caller crew, think again. It seems they still haven't stopped giggling over at Tucker's little playhouse, which today again calls Maddow a man. At the end of a "DC Trawler" entry featuring a series of photos of MSNBC's female journalists, the Daily Caller includes a picture of Maddow and a caption suggesting the photo doesn't belong with the others and referring to her as "man" and "dude":
Oh, by the way: earlier this week, The Daily Caller was admitted to the White House press pool.
In a February 3 post, NewsBusters' David Lanza wrote that "Reuters should be made to explain why" it withdrew its February 1 article, "Backdoor taxes to hit middle class," claiming that the report was "fair enough." After Media Matters for America's Jocelyn Fong noted that Reuters had already stated that the story was removed because its claims were "wrong," and that the conservative American Enterprise Institute and Tax Foundation had come to the same conclusion, Lanza's post was removed from NewsBusters' site and replaced with:
From a February 3 New York interview with Fox Business Network host John Stossel:
What's hanging above your sofa?
Barney Frank in effigy.
Fox News has repeatedly allowed "Fox contributor" Andrea Tantaros to attack health care reform without disclosing that she is a "Vice President with Sloane and Company where she specializes in crisis communications, healthcare, and public affairs clients."
The firm does not specifically state who Tantaros works with, or what her work entails. Sloane & Company describes itself as "an industry-leading strategic communications firm specializing in corporate and financial public relations" and implements "programs that move beyond ideas into action and generate meaningful results for clients of all sizes." The firm lists Pfizer and Take Care Health Systems clinic as among its clients.
Sloane & Company touts Tantaros' Fox News connections in her corporate biography, stating that she "is a regular political analyst and media commentator on Fox News Channel, Fox Business Channel, CNN, CNBC, MSNBC and guest co-host on Fox News Radio."
As a Fox News contributor, Tantaros regularly discusses health care issues without any disclosure or mention of her self-described work with health care clients.
On the December 21, 2009, broadcast of Fox News' America's Newsroom, Tantaros attacked the Democrats' health care reform bill as "a stinker of a bill" and claimed that the White House has "a gun in the mouths of the U.S. Senate right now." Tantaros was identified as a Fox contributor and "media strategy advisor," but her health care ties were not mentioned.
Tantaros has similarly appeared on shows such as Fox News Watch, The O'Reilly Factor (August 27, 2009) and Fox & Friends (December 21) to discuss health care reform. Her work consulting with health care clients was not disclosed.
Tantaros also writes a column for FoxNews.com, where she regularly bashes health care reform. Tantaros is identified as a "conservative columnist and FoxNews.com contributor," or a former aide to Republicans.
Not that Fox News cares much about disclosure: the channel routinely fails to disclose financial and professional ties when it comes to its employees and guests.
You know the drill: Every now and then Drudge tries his hand at original reporting. Drudge somehow lands a too-good-to-be-true quote from magical insider source, and then the whole story is quickly proven to be bogus.
Here was today's attempt at 'reporting' [emphasis added]:
CBSNEWS anchorwoman and 60 MINUTES contributor Katie Couric faces a dramatic pay cut at the network, insiders tell the DRUDGE REPORT.
CBS boss Les Moonves is determined to save money and trim expenses -- from top to bottom -- at the former crown jewel of broadcasting.
Couric, the highest paid TV news personality in history, commands over $14 million a year, plus bumps for non-EVENING NEWS appearances.
But her salary is now in the direct line of fire, network insiders explain, and a populist backlash against Couric's cash is said to be forming inside the newsroom.
"She makes enough to pay 200 news reporters $75,000 a year!" demands a veteran producer. "It's complete insanity."
Except that, y'know, it's not true.
From Politico:
Sean McManus, president of CBS News and Sports, denied reports Wednesday that "CBS Evening News" anchor Katie Couric is facing a salary cut when her contract expires.
I thought we might have moved beyond this point, but, as my colleague Jamison Foser points out, one can never underestimate the Washington Post's propensity for inanity.
One of the stupider campaign '08 narratives originated when then-candidate Barack Obama, making the point that increased produce prices at supermarkets didn't translate to higher prices for growers, asked a group of Iowa farmers if they had been to Whole Foods to "see what they charge for arugula," adding: "I mean, they're charging a lot of money for this stuff." Following the Republicans' lead, media outlets seized on arugula as a symbol of Obama's aloofness and detachment from the common man, who had never heard of this exotic leaf. Absent from the gleeful mockery and concerned hand-wringing over Obama's supposed predilection for the peppery-tasting salad green was the fact that arugula, in addition to being grown and sold in Iowa, is proudly served at appropriately non-elitist eateries like the Olive Garden.
And, of course, the election results proved the "out-of-touch Obama" narrative to be bogus -- exit polling found that 57 percent of voters thought Obama was "in touch with people like you."
But now, well over a year later, the Washington Post is bringing back the "elitist" Obama narrative, and once again propping up arugula as a mascot of the president's alleged aloofness:
But during his campaign for the presidency, Obama bungled some of his early attempts to connect with blue-collar workers, complaining about the price of arugula at Whole Foods and visiting a bowling alley only to roll an embarrassing score of 37. Some political rivals continue to disparage him as an elitist. Even his aides have sometimes worried that his intellect can be mistaken for condescension and that his composure can seem like detachment.
And as Greg Sargent points out, the Post diagnosis of Obama's "disconnected" nature runs contrary to their own polling, which finds that 57 percent of respondents believe Obama "understands the problems of people like you."
Articles like this help to convey just how intractable certain narratives become among Beltway journalists, particularly narratives that impart the dreaded "elitist" label to Democrats, despite their shaky (or nonexistent) factual basis. That's why now, after many years, you still hear DC journalists joking about Al Gore the pedant and Michael Dukakis' Belgian endive. So don't be surprised if in 2024 you hear journalists warning the Democratic presidential nominee that he needs to avoid looking like an elitist like Barack Obama with his arugula.
CNN.com has an article with the helpful-sounding headline "Things you should know about budget." But rather than clearly and directly explaining budget basics to CNN readers, the article drives home the fact that the news media fails badly at informing and educating the public.
Keep in mind: this is not a "political analysis" piece, or an article focused on the reception the budget is getting among lawmakers. The whole purpose of this article is ostensibly to give readers the information they need to assess the budget.
So, how does the article fail? Well, for one thing, it makes no effort to indicate how the $3.8 trillion budget breaks down. What portion of that is devoted to defense, to Medicare, to education, etc? CNN doesn't tell us. Take, for example, the article's treatment of the Defense budget:
To pay for wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, Obama is seeking $33 billion in supplemental funds for this budget year and $159.3 billion for next year's. Funding for military families would increase 3 percent to $8.8 billion. The president would appropriate in advance $50.6 billion for veterans' medical care.
Notice what's missing? That's right -- there's no indication of what total defense spending is.
CNN does, however, point to several drop-in-the-bucket items, such as "End grants to manufacturers of worsted wool. Annual savings: $5 million" and "Terminate Christopher Columbus Fellowship Foundation, aimed at fostering "new discoveries in all fields of endeavor for the benefit of mankind." Savings in 2010: $1 million."
The cumulative effect should be obvious: Readers are given a warped picture of the relative amount of spending on defense and things like worsted wool grants.
But that's not nearly as bad as CNN's treatment of taxes. Here's CNN's handling of tax-cuts for wage-earners:
Still a little extra in your paycheck
The Making Work Pay tax breaks would be extended for a year. These were part of last year's stimulus and resulted in slightly higher paychecks for 110 million families, the White House said.
Wow. No mention of the extension of the Bush tax cuts for 98 percent of Americans. That's weird. But that oversight is made worse by what comes a little later:
Debt reduction
The president's budget would reduce the nation's debt by $1.2 trillion over the next 10 years. Obama would let the Bush tax cuts expire for high-income families, impose a "financial crisis responsibility fee" on large banks and end fossil-fuel tax subsidies for oil, gas and coal companies. Discretionary spending that is not defense-related would get a three-year cap, saving $250 billion over the next 10 years. Read more
Well, what does "high-income families" mean? CNN doesn't say -- and that's a big, big problem, because time and time again, studies have shown that more Americans think they are "rich" or "wealthy" or "high-income" than actually are. In other words, a lot of people who read this article will falsely think Obama is letting their tax cuts expire. (The proposal would only affect individuals making more than $200,000 a year and families making more than $250,000 a year -- about 2 percent of American households.)
Maybe you're wondering if CNN made this clear in that "Read more" link. Even if they did, that wouldn't be adequate -- but they didn't. The link takes you to an article that explains:
Let 2001-2003 tax cuts expire for high-income households: The Bush tax cuts are scheduled to expire by 2011. As it has promised all along, the Obama administration would like to keep those tax cuts in place for everyone except the highest-income households.
It estimates nearly $700 billion will be raised over 10 years by letting the cuts expire for the wealthiest Americans.
"High-income households" ... "highest-income households" ... "wealthiest Americans": those are all vague and misleading phrases -- but that's all CNN gives us. It's almost like CNN is deliberately obscuring the fact that only people making more than $200,000 and families making $250,000 will be affected.
On Friday we noted that Steve Walsh, a radio reporter in Missouri, had posted the following to his Twitter profile:
Taking to his personal blog today, Walsh announced that his employment had "come to an end" because of the controversy surrounding his offensive Tweet (emphasis added):
For almost a decade I had the pleasure of serving as a political reporter and news anchor covering stories in Jefferson City and beyond. But that "assignment" as we call it in the radio business has come to an end.
Truth be told, it didn't come as a surprise as I had been told that a cascade of complaints regarding something I had tweeted on my personal Twitter account had led to some difficult moments for folks at my company. My news director went so far as to tell me, on Friday, that there was a good chance I might have to go. And it came to pass.
Yup, it was a joke. But the left wing blogosphere got hold of it and went nuts. It was an attempt at humor, but clearly I had struck a nerve - causing considerable angst among the folks at Fired Up! Missouri here in the Show-Me State and Media Matters on the national level. I forgot a cardinal rule - never poke fun at someone's religion. My humor led to a backlash from those for whom global warming - or climate change as it is called when the weather turns cold - is a sacred religious belief. The furor has yet to die down.
So, the bottom line here is that I am out of work. It's interesting that I poke fun at the religion of global warming the same week MSNBC's Chris Matthews says of President Obama following the State of the Union Address, "I forgot he was black tonight." And Matthews is still rolling along. Very interesting, indeed!
I want it made clear I hold no animosity toward my former employer and the employees. In fact, I regret having put the company in this position. I will miss the place after almost a decade. But I have made friends, through the job, who will remain friends for a lifetime. Jobs come and go but friends are to be treasured.
National Review editor Rich Lowry claims it was liberals who said President Clinton's first-term approach to economic and budgetary woes wouldn't work:
Obama is not the first president to take office amid a deteriorating budgetary picture. So did Bill Clinton in 1992. He responded by jettisoning the $200 billion "investment" program he promised in the campaign and adopting a deficit-reduction program in its stead. He caterwauled privately about losing his political soul, and his left-wing supporters predicted economic gloom. A decade of rollicking good times ensued.
I can understand why Lowry wants to hug Bill Clinton's economic policies -- they helped slash the deficit and create an economic boom, while conservative presidents have run up massive deficits. But if Lowry wants us to believe that liberals were the ones who opposed Clinton's successful economic policies, maybe he can explain why Clinton's 1993 budget passed without a single Republican vote?
The reason, of course, is that conservatives (wrongly) predicted that Clinton's policies would result in "economic gloom."
For example:
Kasich didn't keep his word; he is currently running for governor of Ohio as a Republican.
Of course, Republican members of Congress weren't the only conservatives predicting "economic gloom" as a result of Clinton's stewardship of the economy. It was also conservative media like ... National Review.
On September 18, 1993, National Journal described two prominent conservative magazines' coverage of Clinton's economic policies:
The cover of a package of National Review articles sent free to new subscribers is headlined "Is America Heading for a Clinton Economic Apocalypse?" An illustration features a quartet of hooded horse riders: Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton in the middle, flanked by Vice President Albert Gore Jr. and budget director Leon E. Panetta. Both the Review and the Spectator preach a free-market gospel of the timeless virtues of low tax rates and minimal bureauracy. Contrary views aren't brooked; the Spectator's September issue set the tone with a "Dead Wrong" editorial by Tyrell that began and ended with the argument that "everything" Clinton believes about the economy "is wrong."
And in August of 1993, William F. Buckley wrote in a column in the Miami Herald:
Economist Stephen Moore brings a different perspective to the question. He writes (in National Review): "In voting on Bill Clinton's economic plan, Democrats must choose whether to torpedo the Clinton presidency or the U.S. economy. It is generally assumed that they will dutifully opt for the latter."
And now, National Review editor Rich Lowry writes -- under the headline "The Budget Poseur" -- that it was the liberals who predicted that Clinton's economic policies wouldn't work.

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People who wear flip flops
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Do you like having blisters in between your toes? Do you enjoy having nasty, cracked heels?
And god forbid you have to run for your life...please, if a murderer is ever chasing you and you're wearing these stupid "shoes", just kick them off. You're better off barefoot.
*edit* I also think that people who wear these shoes are trashy and lazy but that's just my personal opinion. Everything else I said about them is fact.
I love my flip-flops....
I don't have cracked heels.... :-)
I dont get blisters, I don t have nasty cracked feet and in the HIGHLY unlikely event I am being chased by a murderer Im fucked anyhow cuz I cant run *shrug*
if you dont like my foot wear dont look at my feet
I've never had blisters in between my toes. I also take care of my feet when flip flop weather comes around.
And honey, I'm fat. If someone is ever chasing me I'm not going to get away anyway. It won't matter what kind of shoes I'm wearing.


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10 Oct 2015
Cost Burden Eased For Patients With CancerFinancial burden eased on patients living with cancer and other chronic conditions.
10 Oct 2015
Blue Mountains Legend of Hydro Majestic Brought to LifeBlue Mountains City Library is continuing its popular Author In Focus series with an exciting double-offering in partnership with Megalong Books; a presentation by Julian Leatherdale - author of the acclaimed new novel Palace of Tears, together with a fascinating historical photographic display featuring the Hydro Majestic Hotel.
10 Oct 2015
The Phantom of the Opera is a Family AffairWhen the Blue Mountains Musical Societys 'The Phantom of the Opera' opens tonight, (Saturday 10 Oct), at the newly-renovated Blue Mountains Theatre, a number of local families will be sharing the stage in whats set to be the Societys grandest production yet.
9 Oct 2015
Take Time to Consider Your Mental HealthThe beginning of Mental Health Month has been marked by Member for Penrith, Stuart Ayres MP, and Mr Daniel Angus of Headspace Penrith, who are encouraging everyone to take some time think about their mental health, and seek help if needed.
9 Oct 2015
Hess Humbled to be Finalist in Prestigious AwardsEvery year the Blue Mountains Business Awards recognise some of the regions most outstanding local businesses. One of these leading businesses is Blue Mountains Computers, owned by local businessman Hess Hami.
8 Oct 2015
Fusion Boutique Recognised as Finalist in Local Business AwardsBlue Mountains Business Awards finalist Fusion Boutique is a Blue Mountains based booking, promotion, venue consultant and event management company presenting premier live entertainment to the local Blue Mountains area and beyond.
8 Oct 2015
New Partnership a Win for All Anglers in PenrithStuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith is encouraging the community to nominate some of Penriths fishing spots for upgrades to make it easier for anglers with disability to access some of the regions best locations.
8 Oct 2015
Drama For EveryoneBlackheath Area Neighbourhood Centre and Blue Mountains Drama are excited to announce term 4 classes of "Drama for Everyone", inclusive drama classes for children aged 9-15 years old.
7 Oct 2015
Ballerinas Set to Take Flight in Beloved Operatic MusicalWhen the Phantom of the Opera opens on October 10th at Springwoods brand new Blue Mountains Theatre, itll be the long awaited return of Blue Mountains Musical Society (BMMS) to the mountains.
7 Oct 2015
'Who Cares?' App For Young CarersWho Cares? is an App designed to help young people from 12 years old who care for loved ones with a disability or illness.
6 Oct 2015
Duo Caliente in Acoustic Concert at Iconic ParagonOn Saturday, 17 October for one show only, vibrant flute and guitar duo Duo Caliente are set to astound local audiences at The Paragon, Katoomba.
6 Oct 2015
Emergency Relief Service's Storage Tripled Thanks to Refrigeration UpgradesThanks to the NSW Governments Community Building Partnership (CBP) Program, local-based charity, WestCare has been able to make much needed upgrades to their refrigerated storage facilities.
5 Oct 2015
Local Student Impresses at World Freestyle Kayak ChampionshipsCongratulations to Year 9, Blue Mountains Grammar School student Liam Dowd on his successful campaign at the Freestyle Kayak World Championships in Ottawa, Canada.
5 Oct 2015
Ready For Some Scandal?Now in its 40th year of operation, The Glenbrook Players Inc is pleased to announce that it will be presenting, R.B. Sheridans The School for Scandal this November.
4 Oct 2015
Ability Links On Show at Blue Mountains Wellbeing Expo'Live well, grow well, be well' is the theme of this years Blue Mountains Health and Wellbeing Expo being held in Springwood Saturday 10 October.
4 Oct 2015
Can I Light a Fire in Fire Season?As we enter into the month of October, we also enter into the 2015/16 Bushfire Danger Period. To mark the occasion we have the answers to common questions, relating to the lighting of fires during this period.
3 Oct 2015
Help Buy a Therapy Dog for IsabellaDuring our lifetime it is very likely that we will all experience times when we need a little help. Local resident, Kate Fitzpatrick and her fourteen year-old daughter, Isabella, are currently experiencing one of these times and are asking Blue Mountains locals to find it in their hearts to give them some assistance.
3 Oct 2015
Canyoning Season is Upon UsAs warmer weather sweeps across the Blue Mountains, thrill seekers are experiencing our natural water jumps, slides, waterfalls and caves. Adventure operators are creating unforgettable experiences. For the truly brave, what could be better than being suspended upside down 50ft above a gorge in the Blue Mountains?
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