PR Newswire Broadcast Minute for Friday, July 15, 2005

PR Newswire Broadcast Minute for Friday, July 15, 2005

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Former President Bill Clinton to Speak At NABJ Convention in Atlanta

Former President Bill Clinton will deliver the keynote address at the National Association of Black Journalists' 30th Anniversary Convention and Career Fair in Atlanta. In 1992, Clinton became the first major U-S presidential candidate to speak to the nation's largest organization for journalists of color when he spoke at its convention in Detroit. Five years later, in Chicago, he kept his promise and became the first sitting U-S President to address the association.

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New Research Shows Never-Married Single Men Want to Settle Down

According to U-S Census data, the number of never-married, eligible single men between the ages of 30 and 34 has increased dramatically. Thirty-three percent of men in this age group have never been married, compared to just 9 percent in 1970. A recent study of single men, conducted by Match.com and unveiled in the August issue of Marie Claire, shows that while more single men may be delaying marriage, 98 percent indicate that they are looking for a long-term relationship.

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Two-Thirds of Parents Say Back-To-School Shopping Is Worse Than Sitting in Traffic, Doing Taxes or Going to the Dentist, Survey Finds

Sixty-four percent of parents feel the experience of back-to-school shopping is time-consuming or stressful and 20 percent actually dread it, according to a new online survey commissioned by Personal Shopper. Sixty-one percent say "staying within my budget" is the biggest challenge. However, 70 percent say "getting deals on the items both they and their kids want" would make the experience more enjoyable. The Personal Shopper Back-to-School Survey by Harris Interactive, reveals 18 percent of those surveyed say back-to-school shopping "makes me feel stressed"; 14 percent ask that someone "wake me up when it's over"; and 12 percent lament they "wish that back-to-school shopping wasn't so time consuming."

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Bad Breath Relief for 90 Million U.S. Sufferers

Now, more than 90 million Americans can sigh comfortably because of new relief for their bad breath. Dental experts have revealed research highlighting a new treatment option that can eliminate halitosis or chronic bad breath at the Academy of General Dentistry's 53rd Annual Meeting. The research showed that using low concentrations of carbamide peroxide, an odorless ingredient used to bleach and disinfect teeth, can effectively treat chronic bad breath. Patients seeking this treatment, which costs approximately 500-dollars, need to first visit their dentist to have customized trays or mouth guards made to fit tightly around their teeth. A low concentration of carbamide peroxide is then placed in the tray and into the patient's mouth, where it remains for an hour. After the first treatment, patients are able to repeat this process at home for an hour everyday. After approximately three treatments, the patient will notice a significant change in their breath.

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PRNewswire -- July 15

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