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My interview with Kanyuk, from Flash Battalion, on how he volunteered to fight for Ukraine, became a drone pilot, got injured... and how he wants to get back in the fight as soon as he recovers. With help from solana:25JUPL6ksapY1iCLWkFcSaXaA6Ar3W7JDCdPjeSApump! "It's just a flesh wound!" 😁 I filmed this about a month ago; for his safety I had to wait until he got out of hospital and left Kyiv to actually publish the video. I didn't know it at the time. But it turns out I actually spoke to Kanyuk and another soldier at his position a few months ago. They had a problem with their generator, and I was helping them debug it. In the end I found a replacement generator small enough to fly into forward positions on a vampire drone, a technique that we used for a different forward position that had also lost its generator.

Peter Todd

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Scooter Braun reflects on his time working with Ye and says that although he was disappointed by his past remarks, he acknowledges Ye’s mental health struggles and believes he should be given room to grow and change. “Kanye taught me how to see colors and design differently. I saw some of the most genius moments I’ve ever seen.” “A lot of things he said were very frustrating. I’ve grown in certain situations, and have wanted people to give me empathy and an opportunity for growth, and I think it wouldn’t be right not to extend it to someone else.” “But I also know from my own personal experience that he was dealing with a lot of mental health issues.”
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Scooter Braun reflects on his time working with Ye and says that although he was disappointed by his past remarks, he acknowledges Ye’s mental health struggles and believes he should be given room to grow and change. “Kanye taught me how to see colors and design differently. I saw some of the most genius moments I’ve ever seen.” “A lot of things he said were very frustrating. I’ve grown in certain situations, and have wanted people to give me empathy and an opportunity for growth, and I think it wouldn’t be right not to extend it to someone else.” “But I also know from my own personal experience that he was dealing with a lot of mental health issues.”

yzyupdates

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“He can’t hear or speak - how can he work in the kitchen?” Last month, someone I knew from my hometown sent me a CV, asking if he would be a fit in the RCP kitchen. His name was Vipin. Deaf-mute by birth, he was working as a staff cook in a hotel. I will be honest, I was concerned as to how he would fit in the hectic and fast pace of the kitchen. But something in me said otherwise. It was my heart. Without any hesitation, I called up my Head chef at RCP Kochi and asked him to set up a trial for Vipin - and guess what happened? The 25-year-old shocked everyone in the kitchen!❤ Committed, neat, disciplined and calm - it was as if it was second nature to him. Whatever we threw at him, he handled it with great poise and maturity. The very next day, he joined our family at RCP Kochi.💕 Today, he is a brother to the 30-odd chefs working in the kitchen. They cook together, smile together, strive together and learn together. When I met him, I only told him one thing: “As long as this restaurant exists, you can call this home.” I don’t know if he understood it or not, but he held my hands tightly and looked at me. The moment I saw his eyes, I knew. I knew my heart was right - this boy was special. Food has no language. You don’t need eyes, you don’t need ears. - all you need is a heart filled with passion for feeding people love. Vipin, you are an inspiration to me, for the entire RCP family. We’re all here as your sound and words, for as long as you need us. So happy for you, brother!😍
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“He can’t hear or speak - how can he work in the kitchen?” Last month, someone I knew from my hometown sent me a CV, asking if he would be a fit in the RCP kitchen. His name was Vipin. Deaf-mute by birth, he was working as a staff cook in a hotel. I will be honest, I was concerned as to how he would fit in the hectic and fast pace of the kitchen. But something in me said otherwise. It was my heart. Without any hesitation, I called up my Head chef at RCP Kochi and asked him to set up a trial for Vipin - and guess what happened? The 25-year-old shocked everyone in the kitchen!❤ Committed, neat, disciplined and calm - it was as if it was second nature to him. Whatever we threw at him, he handled it with great poise and maturity. The very next day, he joined our family at RCP Kochi.💕 Today, he is a brother to the 30-odd chefs working in the kitchen. They cook together, smile together, strive together and learn together. When I met him, I only told him one thing: “As long as this restaurant exists, you can call this home.” I don’t know if he understood it or not, but he held my hands tightly and looked at me. The moment I saw his eyes, I knew. I knew my heart was right - this boy was special. Food has no language. You don’t need eyes, you don’t need ears. - all you need is a heart filled with passion for feeding people love. Vipin, you are an inspiration to me, for the entire RCP family. We’re all here as your sound and words, for as long as you need us. So happy for you, brother!😍

suresh pillai

274,692 просмотров • 3 лет назад