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Posted: 2022 Oct 02
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Load More...Astounding. The only thing we can control is our attitude. #ViktorFrankl
Azovstal Defender Mykhailo Dianov tells what helped him hold on in 🇷🇺 prison. He is incredibly strong and brave.
This is part of a large interview. He also said that they were given stale bread and 30 seconds to eat it. After that they were forced to get up and run.
📹: Front18I'm encouraging Alberta's amazing stable of tech #innovators to consider supporting this campaign and to spread the word thru your networks. All innovators are sisters/brothers under the skin. Or the uniform. #yegtech #agtech #cleantech #CAF @G2VOptics
The Canadian military community has lost an inspiring & accomplished officer, cherished friend, and loving mother. Please take a moment to read about Major Jessica Ross and consider donating to support her legacy of driving innovation in the RCEME Corps.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/fail-forward-innovation-fund-for-maj-jess-rossThe Canadian military community has lost an inspiring & accomplished officer, cherished friend, and loving mother. Please take a moment to read about Major Jessica Ross and consider donating to support her legacy of driving innovation in the RCEME Corps.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/fail-forward-innovation-fund-for-maj-jess-rossDear You,
You belong here.
Yesterday.
Today.
And for all of your tomorrows.
Always yours,
@CAFinUS
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Tag Archives: Inventors
Eighth
Polite? Maybe. Inventive? For sure. Continue reading
National Treasure #147: Harry Wasylyk
Another Canadian inventor makes his mark. Continue reading
National Treasure #145: Theodore Witte
Cake decorating tool as inspiration. Continue reading
National Treasure #113: Reginald Fessenden
Radio, sonar, and microfilm, oh my. Continue reading
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Tagged History, Inventors
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National Treasure #104: Marcellus Gilmore Edison
Toast spread and cleaning product breakthrough. Continue reading
National Treasure #95: Jolly Jumper
Saving parents from cranky babies for almost 70 years. Continue reading
National Treasure #90: Pablum
A cereal-like food that saved lives. Continue reading
National Treasure #76: Not-Quite-Instant Replay
Missed it by that much. Continue reading
National Treasure #74: Alouette et al
Things I lived through where Canadians were involved or full-on responsible. Continue reading
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Tagged Inventors, Science
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