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- family-related events and activities in Ottawa/Gatineau
- photography
- life with three little boys
- balancing work and home life
- accessible and universal child care
- road trips and traveling with kids
- books
- Canadian culture
- healthy living
- parenting philosophies
- social media
- infertility and reproductive technologies
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I saw on another site that you were another quasi-official photographer at the Blog Out Loud event yesterday, so I thought I would have a look at your site.
I notice we are both using the Thesis theme, but yours has been nicely customized. Did you do that yourself, or did you hire a web designer? I like thesis a lot, but would like to make my site look a bit more distinctive.
Thanks,
Milan
Hello!
Rebecca Delight contacted you about contributing to a 9/11 piece on TodaysMama.com, I have the text, but I still need to get a photo of your to accompany your article. Would you mind sending me one? It needs to be at least 200×200.
Thank you!
Erin
We would very much appreciate if you would publish or announce this information on your blog.
Thank you.
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Go Public: 1st Global Rally for Cancer Control
To unite global efforts at increasing public involvement in cancer control!
When: Thursday, September 24, 2009 -10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. (noon)
Where: Major’s Hill Park, Ottawa
What: Free concert in the park with The Barra MacNeils from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia – one of Canada’s most popular Celtic groups.
Inspiring short speeches by cancer leaders from around the world – including survivor and advocate Elizabeth Edwards.
For information: http://www.controlcancer.ca/gopublic or call 1-450-292-3456 ext 228.
Come and support Canada’s first Global Rally for Cancer Control!
If you know someone who has cancer, if you want something to be done about cancer, show up at Major’s Hill Park at 10:30 am! Take an early lunch hour in a beautiful park and voice your concern by your presence, join the hundreds of cancer professionals, patients, providers, advocates, volunteers and concerned citizens from around the world.
Why a Global Rally for Cancer Control?
More people die from cancer than from HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria combined. By 2030, it is estimated that more than 12 million people will die of cancer every year, and countless more will be touched by this disease.
It doesn’t have to be this way. We can control cancer, and cut the rate of cancer deaths by as much as half over the next generation, because we know how to prevent, find and treat cancer.
But we’re not doing enough, fast enough. It is time for a call to action and a concerted effort to start leveraging public concern and commitment in order to shape and support new programs, policies and principles for cancer control.
For information: http://www.controlcancer.ca/gopublic or call 1-450-292-3456 ext 228.
Hello! I really love your beautiful photographs and was wondering if you are planning a photo for 350 – Oct 24th? http://www.350.org/bigscreen. I would love to see Ottawa represented but have no idea on how to take a good/interesting group photo with my little automatic camera. Anyway, I thought of you. Happy Long weekend! Laura