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[Title] => Can Riley rally the Heat?
[Summary] => MIAMI — From Dallas, our party of three weary travelers took an early morning flight to land here Monday afternoon as we continue to track the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals.
Solar vice president for production Erick Tam, broadcaster Vitto Lazatin and I left our hotel in Dallas at 5 a.m. to catch the 6:30 a.m. Northwest flight to Miami via Memphis. Erick and Vitto didn’t sleep a wink that night while I got in an hour.
Game 2 finished close to midnight last Sunday and we still had to pack for the flight to Miami after a five-day stay in Dallas.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-14 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Wrestling fever on Solar
[Summary] => Here’s good news for wrestlemaniacs. Solar TV’s USA (Ultimate in Suspense and Action) cable channel is allocating 12 hours of airtime for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) action every week starting today in response to reverberating public clamor to bring back sports’ enduring version of the telenovela in a big way on the tube.
That’s not all. Solar’s top brass says in April, WWE’s high-rating "Smackdown" show–entertaining seven million viewers in the US alone each week–will be aired on IBC-13.
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CHUM CORNEJO
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[Title] => Can Riley rally the Heat?
[Summary] => MIAMI — From Dallas, our party of three weary travelers took an early morning flight to land here Monday afternoon as we continue to track the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals.
Solar vice president for production Erick Tam, broadcaster Vitto Lazatin and I left our hotel in Dallas at 5 a.m. to catch the 6:30 a.m. Northwest flight to Miami via Memphis. Erick and Vitto didn’t sleep a wink that night while I got in an hour.
Game 2 finished close to midnight last Sunday and we still had to pack for the flight to Miami after a five-day stay in Dallas.
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[Title] => Wrestling fever on Solar
[Summary] => Here’s good news for wrestlemaniacs. Solar TV’s USA (Ultimate in Suspense and Action) cable channel is allocating 12 hours of airtime for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) action every week starting today in response to reverberating public clamor to bring back sports’ enduring version of the telenovela in a big way on the tube.
That’s not all. Solar’s top brass says in April, WWE’s high-rating "Smackdown" show–entertaining seven million viewers in the US alone each week–will be aired on IBC-13.
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