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The bias against atheists and atheism on Fox News is consistent, as I've documented in multiple videos, so much so that it almost seems like I could start a contest for the dumbest anti-atheist question of the month, as I show in this video. The 3 clips from the Fox News story about the Pennsylvania town of Chambersburg and its decision not to allow any holiday displays in the town square this year come from the program Fox and Friends broadcast on November 27, 2009 (which I could not find available online), including the question from Fox News anchor Ainsley Earhardt. The image of my previous video titled Citing Atheists Offensive in Obama Inaugural Address? comes from the Youtube video page at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twoXZE9U0Io I got some additional facts about the decision in Chambersberg, PA, like the possible new location of the nativity scene and the content of the sign proposed by the atheist group,Pennsylvania Nonbelievers Inc, by reading the news story online at http://www.herald-mail.com/?cmd=displaystory&story_id=234848 And, finally, as always, you can find DOZENS and DOZENS more examples of Fox News bias on my Fox News bias playlist on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=A3BD2524FE99BD4D

In this first video installment of Quinn Stories Governor Pat Quinn attends the 2009 Illinois State Fair. Follow the Governor as he meets farmers, attends an auction, and talks about the importance of agriculture in his state. Quinn Stories is a weekly documentary series featuring Governor Pat Quinn. Get to know Pat Quinn in this compelling behind-the-scenes web series.

Speech by Luigi de Magistris MEP (ALDE-ADLE) on : 2007 discharge: EU general budget - Council [MEP Speech] [Language IT original] deMagistris_091124_190346_mesp_it

Speech by Jorgo Chatzimarkakis MEP (ALDE-ADLE) on : 2007 discharge: EU general budget - Council [MEP Speech] [Language DE original] Chatzimarkakis_091124_191708_mesp_de

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New duo, Conspirators of Love, threw together a lil' rendition of their own of the T.V. show, "The Mighty Boosh". Just as odd as their clothing, they kicked off the 9.5th Great Cover in grand fashion: pushing further music 'diversity' into the mix. fbxshows.com fbxmusic.wordpress.com

City of Muskogee Oklahoma City Council Meeting for October 12th 2009.

For more info visit www.newsinfusion.com Justin Timberlake is bringing geeky back with his skinny jeans, tailored vests and layered tees. Chuck Bass, eccentric bad boy on Gossip Girl, is the president of the sweater-vest club. Don t forget the striking vintage 1960 s-era looks that show up on Mad Men. They used to be shunned, mocked, even tripped in the hallway. But, gone are the days of the geek as the pitiful underdog. Geeks have risen from the ashes of mockery as the red carpet and the small screen, alike, honor their surprising fashion sense. These days going geek is more than a brainy state of mind. Today s geek chic is clean and classic. It s powerful yet understated. It s confident yet unassuming. And most-importantly, it s fun, clever, and easy to replicate with a little guidance. Brian Boye, fashion director at Men s Health magazine, offers tips on how to let your geek flag fly. He talks about everything you need to know to achieve this look without being too geeky. From hair to shoes, Brian Boye has fun, entertaining, and useful ideas.

Cambridge MA City Council candidate James Williamson speaks at the candidate forum sponsored by the East Cambridge Planning Team and the League of Women Voters at the Marlowe Hotel September 9, 2009.

Cambridge MA City Council candidate Tom Stohlman http://www.tomstohlman.org speaks at the candidate forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the East Cambridge Planning Team at the Marlowe hotel on September 9, 2009.

Cambridge City Council candidate Gregg Moree speaks at the candidate forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the East Cambridge Planning Team at the Marlowe Hotel on September 9, 2009.

Cambridge City Council candidate Kathy Podgers http://votekathy.blogspot.com/ http://fromtheport.blogspot.com/ speaks at the candidates forum sponsored by the East Cambridge Planning Team and the League of Women Voters at the Marlowe Hotel September 9, 2009.

Cambridge MA City Council candidate Charles Marquardt, https://charlesmarquardt.org speaks to the candidates forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the East Cambridge Planning Team at the Marlowe Hotel September 9, 2009.

Cambridge City Council candidate Neal Leavitt, nealcambridge.org speaks to the candidate forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the East Cambridge Planning Team at the Marlowe Hotel September 9, 2009.

Cambridge MA City Council candidate Leland Cheung speaks at candidate forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the East Cambridge Planning Team on September 9, 2009 at the Marlowe Hotel.

This is about six minutes of comments by Silvia Glick, candidate for Cambridge City Council at a forum sponsored by the East Cambridge Planning Team at the Marlowe Hotel on Wednesday September 9, 2009.

Cambridge MA City Council candidate Lawrence Adkins speaks at East Cambridge Planning team forum September 9, 2009 at Marlowe Hotel.

Bullfighting takes place in countries such as Spain, Portugal, France, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, China, USA and Venezuela. Please join the campaign against bullfighting by clicking on Campaigns at www.banbloodsports.com The Irish Council Against Blood Sports encourages visitors to these countries to boycott the bullrings and avoid purchasing bullfighting-related souvenirs. Join our campaign against bullfighting and other blood sports today. For information on how you can help, please click on "Campaigns" at www.banbloodsports.com Footage courtesy of the World Society for the Protection of Animals.

BNPtv caught up with Donna Bailey on her campaign trail. Donna Bailey the Party Candidate for Upper Beeding Parish Council on February 7th, having been refused co-option normally extended to all parties, shows her pace and commitment as she confidently leaflets and canvasses her neighbours in the village. Both the BBC TV and Radio accompanying her and her friends were surprised by the very positive reception she got, and impressed by her stature in the community. Further reports over the next few days leading to the election on 7th February will continue.

A message from the President's Council For A Democratic Iraq