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It appears almost every show is sold out or close to sold out. In past years, some venues showed capacity levels of 60 percent or fewer, especially season three. Permalink | Comments (0) | Post your comment | 8/31: Paula giggling on X Factor By Rodney Ho | Wednesday, August 30, 2006, 09:08 PM The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Simon has a show in the UK that is a LOT like "American Idol" or "Pop Idol" called "X Factor." He recently invited Paula Abdul and here she is giggling her way through. Sharon Osborne is a judge, too, here. Permalink | Comments (35) | Post your comment | 8/30: Why didn't Carly get cut? By Rodney Ho | Tuesday, August 29, 2006, 11:42 PM The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Okay.
OIA receives go-ahead to charge new rental-car tax
It's about to get more expensive to rent a car at Orlando International Airport.
Board members of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, the agency that runs OIA, voted Wednesday to adopt a $2.50-a-day tax on car rentals. The "customer facility charge," which would be capped at five days, could add as much as $12.50 to a customer's bill.
Backers said the tax will raise money for $102.6 million worth of rental-car upgrades planned at the airport during the next few years, including additional parking spaces, fueling stations and car-wash bays.
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Ferry Report Blames Owners, Corruption
A professor at the University of South Florida and one-time campaigner for President George W. Bush, Al-Arian was a prominent advocate of inter-faith dialogue when he was first arrested more than three years ago. His case won wide attention in the Arab world after Al-Arian was profiled in Egypt Today in December 2003. (See Shattered Dream by Yasmine Moll, page 72.) Al-Arian could serve up to five years in prison. The 48-year-old father of three will be deported at the end of his sentence. He has pleaded guilty to one charge of supporting PIJ, illegal under US law because the State Department has deemed PIJ a terror group. This conviction is the result of years of exhaustive investigative and prosecutorial work during which the government utilized the many tools we have available to us in the ongoing war against terrorism, the Orlando Sun-Sentinel quoted US District Attorney Paul Perez as saying.
HAVERHILL: Woman who left $1 million in cocaine in rented minivan will ...
LAWRENCE — A Haverhill mother of four will spend the next 15 years in prison, convicted of trafficking more than $1 million worth of cocaine found in a rented minivan. Lawrence Superior Court Judge Leila Kern said it was a tough sentence to impose on Nicole Paquette, 31. Until her 2006 arrest for trafficking cocaine, Paquette only had a car accident on her record. "It's not an understatement to say I spent a sleepless night. I did," Kern said during yesterday's sentencing. Paquette's 2006 arrest led to what police Chief John Romero described then as the largest cocaine bust ever seen in the area. Between the 21 kilos found in Paquette's rental car and another 30 kilos seized from a Methuen home linked to the crime, the drugs had a street value of $2.5 million, Romero said at the time.
The Weather Channel Interactive, Inc. Signs Multi-Year Exclusive ...
ATLANTA and NEW YORK, Oct. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- The Weather Channel Interactive, Inc. (TWCI), the most popular source of weather on the Web reaching an average of 25 million unique visitors each month, and Pulse 360, the leading provider of sponsored links to the Web's biggest and best sites, today jointly announced an exclusive multi-year agreement resulting in the launch of Pulse 360's sponsored links on http://www.weather.com. weather.com is the most popular source of online weather news and information, and The Weather Channel is consistently ranked among the Top 15 brands online in the United States. weather.com helps users plan their lives through access to timely current conditions, expert forecasts and relevant lifestyle content for more than 250,000 locations worldwide.
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