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After running 143 consecutive marathons (42km/26 mi) in 143 days on 1 leg, Terry Fox ended his Marathon of Hope raising $ for cancer research - when cancer had moved to his lungs. He died June 28 of the next year at the age of 22. In his name over $1 billion has now been raised.
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Planes don’t accidentally hit two towers and the Pentagon within an hour of each other. Nineteen terrorists did that on purpose. 2,977 people were murdered. Say it correctly or say nothing.
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There are monsters in Canada tearing down posters about this missing Jewish girl.
Please circulate this to help find Esther.
#EstherIsMissing
People who are making threats and racist comments against these 2 players need to get their head checked. These are 2 extraordinarily good men. You need to step away and re-evaluate your values as a human being.
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I couldn’t be prouder of the boys on the U.S. Hockey team for their hard-fought Olympic victory.
And I have to give credit where credit’s due: Well-played, Team Canada.
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Imagine thinking that having a mediocre salary and making PowerPoints is better than this.
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Chevrolet has outdone themselves once again with their new profoundly emotional, pro-family Christmas commercial.
Chills from beginning to end.
This is what it’s all about. Be ready to cry.
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In case anyone is feeling sorry for themselves or wondering what the meaning of life is or how to find their purpose.
David Goggins on the Huberman Lab podcast:
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45 years ago Today, Terry Fox, a 21-year-old Canadian who lost a leg to cancer, began his Marathon of Hope—a cross-country run to raise funds and awareness for cancer research
He ran 5,373 km in 143 days before cancer forced him to end his bold journey.
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Finish It. #terryfox
Had Chills watching.
Such an excellent campaign video.
