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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 18:03 EST, 12 January 2012 From a drug-addled ordeal in Miami to a Playboy interview where he revealed he likes to watch football naked, it was only a question of time before John Bolaris' future as a weatherman was called into question. And now it has been announced that Mr Bolaris, who presented weather forecasts at Philadelphia Fox affiliate WTXF for four years, has lost his job. A Fox spokeswoman told the Philadelphia Daily News: 'We mutually agreed that it was time to part ways'. Storm coming: John Bolaris, who's been handling weather forecasts at Philadelphia Fox affiliate WTXF for four years, was fired this week after a series of mishaps
He later testified about the ordeal before a grand jury, which led to the arrest of 17 members of an
OPTIONS:
- Bolaris crime ring.
- Daily Mail crime ring.
- Eastern European crime ring.
- Fox crime ring.
- John Bolaris crime ring.
- Miami crime ring.
- Philadelphia Daily News crime ring.
- Philadelphia Fox crime ring.
- Playboy crime ring.
- Playboy magazine crime ring.
- WTXF crime ring.

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Eastern European crime ring.

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(CNN) -- Al Qaeda-linked militants have banned three international aid groups from working in Somalia, claiming they are "actively propagating Christianity" in the predominantly Muslim nation. Al-Shabaab, the Islamist militant group battling Somalia's U.N.-backed transitional government, ordered World Vision, Adventist Development and Relief Agency and Diakonia to cease their operations. "Acting as missionaries under the guise of humanitarian work, the organizations have been spreading their corrupted ideologies in order to taint the pure creed of the Muslims in Somalia," the militant group said in a statement Monday. "Along with their missionary work, the proliferation of corruption and indecency has become prevalent as a result of their presence," the statement said, warning other non-governmental groups against engaging in "similar activities"
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- Acting remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Adventist Development and Relief Agency remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Al Qaeda remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Al-Shabaab remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- CNN remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Christianity remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Diakonia remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Islamist remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Muslim remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Muslims remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- Somalia remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- U.N. remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.
- World Vision remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.

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Adventist Development and Relief Agency remains committed to serving the people of Somalia as circumstances allow," the group said.

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(CNN) -- Diners flock to restaurants for the food, but they sometimes return for the eye candy. Many restaurants have swapped the utilitarian server uniform of television's "Alice" for khaki pants, polo shirts and, on occasion, pin-on "flair." But some have upped the ante with '50s poodle skirts, German dirndls and hula skirts. Chicagoans have their retro-kitschy clad Ed Debevic's servers, and Las Vegas visitors gawk at Playboy Club waitresses in Roberto Cavalli's reimagined Bunny suits at the Palms. The following eight restaurants have used wacky wardrobes to stretch their theme. Whether they're conjuring another era, an exotic locale or just accentuating a body part, these outrageously clad waiters and waitresses have long kept diners feasting with their eyes.
If the cholesterol-laden fare doesn't bring you to your knees at the
OPTIONS:
- Alice, the servers' uniforms just might.
- CNN, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Chicagoans, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Ed Debevic, the servers' uniforms just might.
- German, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Heart Attack Grill, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Las Vegas, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Mars 2112, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Medieval Times, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Ninja New York, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Orion, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Palms, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Playboy Club, the servers' uniforms just might.
- Roberto Cavalli, the servers' uniforms just might.

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Heart Attack Grill, the servers' uniforms just might.