My book, "ON COLD IRON: A Story of Hubris and the 1907 Quebec Bridge Collapse" is available through @friesenpress. Learn the history of the Iron Ring and the story of the Bridge collapse that killed 76 men. https://t.co/8WqiFNSXti @YouTube#engineering https://t.co/ewaYRkW2cB
Check this out. A doctor friend and I have written a book on COVID-19. For the price of a cup of coffee, you can get up to speed on the subject with this quick read. Let us know what you think. It’s an eBook available on Amazon:
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In case you missed my interview this am on Sauga 960 AM, here is a video of it, as well as the audio recording. It's about 15 minutes long. https://t.co/ewaYRldDBb or https://t.co/jNZrYR2ciy
Video:
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Audio:
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@k_r_u_s_e@FriesenPress@YouTube Hey Steve! Glad you’re enjoying the book. If you still like it at the end, please write a review on https://t.co/9WZ03c3X4J and Goodreads! Best!
My book, "ON COLD IRON: A Story of Hubris and the 1907 Quebec Bridge Collapse" is available through @friesenpress. Learn the history of the Iron Ring and the story of the Bridge collapse that killed 76 men. https://t.co/8WqiFNSXti @YouTube#engineering https://t.co/ewaYRkW2cB
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My book, #oncoldiron tells the tale of the 33 Kahnawake high steel ironworkers who were killed in the 1907 Quebec Bridge collapse and the fate of their 51 orphaned children. See my blog https://t.co/0mGLK9XKFn
Delighted that Licia Corbella, a Post media columnist, featured my book, On Cold Iron in her Calgary Herald column today. An eloquent piece that clearly demonstrates her understanding of the Iron
ring Ceremony. Many thanks!
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Eng'g Dean Nicell, McGill: “I thoroughly enjoyed On Cold Iron and found it not only informative, but eye opening. I highly recommend this book to all engineers, not just those in Canada, especially in an age where we have seen all too often the impacts of technologies gone wrong.
President Marisa Sterling emphasizes how critical it is that PEO change its organizational and regulatory culture to realize our transformation goals. Draw on the positive aspects of our culture, turn them to our advantage and offset unhelpful aspects. https://t.co/Rrxj58RHAY
@EricaWgnr@BklynEagle Enjoying your book, Erica! Washington Roebling and Theodore Cooper, consulting engineer for the Quebec Bridge Company, and the person largely responsible for its collapse in 1907, attended the Rensselaer Institute. Roebling was two years ahead of Cooper who graduated in 1858.
A Bridge With Two Tragedies | Legion Magazine https://t.co/Q0sgKXktIt
Hello! Read your article. In fact, 75 men died in the collapse and then one of the eleven survivors died a short time later from his injuries. Check out https://t.co/ewaYRldDBb
#FactFriday: Are you a new engineering grad that has acquired the iron ring? Although the iron ring represents a major achievement, it doesn't make you an engineer. Learn more: https://t.co/ETdIMFZdmZ
After 5 long years, news of the German surrender spread on May 8, 1945. Today, 75 years later, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for peace. Let us celebrate freedom and remain strong in the face of adversity. #VEDay75#CanadaRemembers#Netherlands75
Canadian #authors call for action against illegal copying. @canauthors joins our fellow creator and #publisher orgs in our reaction to the Federal Court of Appeal Decision on York U. vs @AccessCopyright. https://t.co/2B5MgUXS2Z