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Flirting, NHL Executive -Style
by Alanah McGinley on 07/27/09 at 03:36 PM ET
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From The Province:
Florida Panthers executive Uri Man hit on Fox News anchor Ainsley Earhardt on live TV Saturday, and the footage is proving a hit on YouTube.
Man, author of Getting Good Jobs In Tough Times, was appearing as a business and financial analyst during a segment about unemployment in the U.S. In the clip, he begins by complimenting Earnhardt on her yellow dress, and later reveals he has researched where she went to college.
Man is vice-president of real-estate development with the NHL’s Panthers, and appeared recently on the Bravo TV reality show Millionaire Matchmaker, which helps rich bachelors find the women of their dreams.
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