PR Newswire Broadcast Minute and Podcast for Thursday December 7, 2006

PR Newswire Broadcast Minute and Podcast for Thursday December 7, 2006

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Ron Howard Will Receive A-S-C Board of Governors Award

Ron Howard will receive the American Society of Cinematographers Board of Governors Award, which is presented annually to an individual who has made extraordinary contributions to advancing the art of filmmaking. Howard will be honored during the Twenty-first Annual A-S-C Outstanding Achievement Awards celebration in Los Angeles in February.

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'Heeere's Johnny' From The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson Crowned the Number One TV Catchphrase in TV Land's One Hundred Greatest TV Quotes & Catchphrases

"Heeere's Johnny," Ed McMahon's nightly introduction of Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show for over thirty years, is ranked the number one most memorable TV catchphrase in "The One Hundred Greatest TV Quotes and Catchphrases" which premieres over five consecutive nights starting on Monday, December eleventh. The week-long special looks at memorable sayings from cartoons, television series, commercials and news programs over the past sixty years.

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BabyCenter 2006 Top Ten Baby Names List Now Available

BabyCenter, has unveiled its annual BabyCenter Top Ten Baby Names List for 2006. Aiden continued its reign as the most popular boy's name for the second year in a row, while Emma ranked as the number one favorite girl's name for the third year in a row. New in 2006 -- BabyCenter has identified international trends for top ten baby names across the United States, Germany, Chile, the United Kingdom and Australia.

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New Poll Shows Parents Afraid of Talking to Their Teens; Avoid Tough Topics, Especially Drug Use

The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy is urging parents to sharpen their conversation skills and monitor their teen's activities, after a new poll shows that most parents have difficulty getting through to their teens about important subjects, especially drug use. According to a new survey by VitalSmarts, most parents of teens indicate that they are even afraid to talk to their teens about everyday issues.

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PRNewswire -- Dec. 7

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