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  • O'TOOLE MISSES BLADES VISIT (Sporting Life)
    Watford will be without midfielder John-Joe O'Toole for the visit of Sheffield United. The 20-year-old, who has reportedly attracted the interest of Fulham and Wolves after scoring eight times this season, will sit out a one-match suspension after picking up his fifth booking of the season.


  • BRITTON BANNED FOR ROYALS VISIT (Sporting Life)
    Swansea will be without suspended midfielder Leon Britton when they host Reading. The midfielder is banned for one match after picking up his fifth booking of the season and could be replaced by Owain Tudur-Jones.


  • Woman wants ticket booking barrier removed (Saskatoon StarPhoenix)
    A woman who couldn't get seats with her friends for the musical Annie says TCU Place should eliminate a booking disadvantage for people with disabilities.


  • Caught in the opt-out trap (CNN)
    When Angela Gross buys a ticket through Frontier Airlines' Web site, it tacks on an extra $10.95 for travel insurance. How did it manage to do that? By having a checked box on the booking screen that she had to opt out of. Now Frontier is balking at a refund.


  • Service Channels (Web Host Directory)
    One of Canada's leading domain name registrars, Sibername.com, announced pre-booking of .TEL domain names for submission to registry operator Telnic as soon as Landrush opens.


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