Cancer has become so much a part of our lives, we have become somewhat numb to its dangers. We've gotten to the point where maybe we have simply accepted it as inevitable. Someday, somewhere, somehow, it will touch us. The American Cancer Society has been fighting against cancer for over 100 years. We just finished a new campaign for them, the idea being that despite the relentlessness of the disease, we should have hope. Not blind faith in a cure, but a quiet faith in imagining a world where cancer is less of a killer and more of a nuisance. A world where we celebrate more birthdays. Writer: Ken Hines Art Director: Kevin Ragland Producer: Molly Schaaf Director: Mike Mills Editor: Angus Wall Music: HUM/LA
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My father was always aware of right and wrong. He had very defined moral guidelines. And yet, he was respectful and open to differing points of view and new ideas. I hope he passed those same traits on to me. I hope, if nothing else, he gave me a conscience. To my father, this site is dedicated to you.
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I skate and run by this every time I'm in Santa Monica. It reminds me to stay healthy and be grateful. Just like my Dad.
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