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Edgerrin Cooper, Nazir Stackhouse and other Packers spending their off day at Exceptional Equestrians in De Pere guiding kids through horse therapy. Cooper got two horses right after being drafted and Exceptional Equestrians was his chosen organization for My Cause My Cleats.

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Two awesome events going on in Green Bay Area tonight. Jordan Love, Hands of 10ve and Better Days Mentoring held a holiday shopping spree for local kids. Edgerrin Cooper hosted an event at Exceptional Equestrians, a non-profit that provides equine-assisted therapy.

Two awesome events going on in Green Bay Area tonight. Jordan Love, Hands of 10ve and Better Days Mentoring held a holiday shopping spree for local kids. Edgerrin Cooper hosted an event at Exceptional Equestrians, a non-profit that provides equine-assisted therapy.

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Not a great day today @GentWevelgem , I was nicely in the bunch and two people crashed in front of me, and that was me off my bike. I got going again after untangling my chain but the gap was just too big to the main group.Thanks again to @TofautiEA for this amazing opportunity.X

Not a great day today @GentWevelgem , I was nicely in the bunch and two people crashed in front of me, and that was me off my bike. I got going again after untangling my chain but the gap was just too big to the main group.Thanks again to @TofautiEA for this amazing opportunity.X

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Bradley Cooper, 51, looks incredibly fit after a workout in Paris Bradley Cooper is clearly putting in the work. The actor was spotted looking fit on Monday afternoon (July 27) while heading back to his hotel after a gym session in Paris. He kept it casual in a form-fitting gray T-shirt, matching workout shorts, Nike sneakers, a backwards white baseball hat, sunglasses, and AirPods Max. (Video: AI) He’s been spending time in the city for the past few weeks, possibly gearing up for his upcoming Ocean’s Eleven prequel (set for June 2027) alongside Margot Robbie. There’s been plenty of speculation about reported facial work, but honestly he already looked great the way he was — natural and strong. That said, his commitment to fitness is admirable. At 51, staying this dedicated clearly pays off.

Bradley Cooper, 51, looks incredibly fit after a workout in Paris Bradley Cooper is clearly putting in the work. The actor was spotted looking fit on Monday afternoon (July 27) while heading back to his hotel after a gym session in Paris. He kept it casual in a form-fitting gray T-shirt, matching workout shorts, Nike sneakers, a backwards white baseball hat, sunglasses, and AirPods Max. (Video: AI) He’s been spending time in the city for the past few weeks, possibly gearing up for his upcoming Ocean’s Eleven prequel (set for June 2027) alongside Margot Robbie. There’s been plenty of speculation about reported facial work, but honestly he already looked great the way he was — natural and strong. That said, his commitment to fitness is admirable. At 51, staying this dedicated clearly pays off.

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This is Thomas. Navy veteran. Three deployments. He came home in 2019 but the nights never got easier. For five years, Thomas woke up screaming almost every night. Rarely slept more than ninety minutes at a stretch. His doctor recommended a trained service dog. The waitlist was two years long. The private training programs cost more than he made in three months. So Thomas went to his local shelter instead. He found Cooper. A four-year-old golden Lab mix. Returned twice. Notes in his file said he was "too clingy" and "overly attached to people." Thomas took him home on a Tuesday. That same night, Thomas had a nightmare. Cooper was asleep on the floor beside the bed. Somehow Cooper knew before Thomas fully woke up. Jumped onto the bed. Laid his entire body across Thomas's chest. All seventy-eight pounds of him. Thomas opened his eyes. Didn't scream. Just felt the weight. Felt Cooper breathing. Came back to the room instead of staying in the memory. He cried. Cooper stayed there until Thomas fell back asleep. Thomas set up a night vision camera the following week just to understand what was happening. He brought the footage to his VA counselor. She watched it twice. Then said quietly: "Thomas, what Cooper is doing has a clinical name. It's called deep pressure intervention. We spend months trying to train dogs to do exactly that. Cooper taught himself in one night." Cooper was returned for being too attached. That attachment is the only reason Thomas sleeps now. Some dogs aren't too much. They're just waiting for the right person to need exactly what they have.

This is Thomas. Navy veteran. Three deployments. He came home in 2019 but the nights never got easier. For five years, Thomas woke up screaming almost every night. Rarely slept more than ninety minutes at a stretch. His doctor recommended a trained service dog. The waitlist was two years long. The private training programs cost more than he made in three months. So Thomas went to his local shelter instead. He found Cooper. A four-year-old golden Lab mix. Returned twice. Notes in his file said he was "too clingy" and "overly attached to people." Thomas took him home on a Tuesday. That same night, Thomas had a nightmare. Cooper was asleep on the floor beside the bed. Somehow Cooper knew before Thomas fully woke up. Jumped onto the bed. Laid his entire body across Thomas's chest. All seventy-eight pounds of him. Thomas opened his eyes. Didn't scream. Just felt the weight. Felt Cooper breathing. Came back to the room instead of staying in the memory. He cried. Cooper stayed there until Thomas fell back asleep. Thomas set up a night vision camera the following week just to understand what was happening. He brought the footage to his VA counselor. She watched it twice. Then said quietly: "Thomas, what Cooper is doing has a clinical name. It's called deep pressure intervention. We spend months trying to train dogs to do exactly that. Cooper taught himself in one night." Cooper was returned for being too attached. That attachment is the only reason Thomas sleeps now. Some dogs aren't too much. They're just waiting for the right person to need exactly what they have.

Gabriele Corno

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$This is William. Navy. Afghanistan. Four deployments between 2008 and 2016. PTSD nightmares every single night for eight years. Violent. Thrashing so hard he's broken two ribs and fractured his wrist punching walls. His wife Emma moved to a different bedroom four years ago because William's thrashing was dangerous. William's psychiatrist recommended an elite PTSD service dog with advanced nightmare detection. Cost: $30,000. Wait list: four years. William couldn't afford it. Couldn't wait that long. Found Cooper at a city shelter instead. Five-year-old Golden Retriever. Cooper had been returned twice. Previous owners said: "Wakes us up at night for no reason," "Whines and paces when nothing's wrong," and "Won't stay off the bed." First night Cooper came home, William started having very subtle finger movements around 1:30 AM. Before any thrashing. Before any major movement. Cooper jumped from the floor onto William's bed. Laid across his chest. William's eyes opened gently. No nightmare developed. No thrashing. Just woke up calm. Now Cooper does this every single night. William installed professional night vision cameras to document it. His psychiatrist reviewed the footage with a specialist and said: "Cooper is detecting nightmare onset in the initial phase. We're talking finger twitches. Micro facial movements. He's stopping nightmares before they develop. That's elite-level detection work. Most service dogs react after screaming. Cooper reacts to movements invisible to the human eye." The "waking owners up for no reason" that got Cooper returned twice was him detecting things humans can't see. Now that same hyper-awareness saves William every night. William told us: "I haven't had a full nightmare in seven months. Cooper catches them before they start. The dog nobody wanted is doing $30,000 worth of work." Sometimes one family's annoyance is another person's lifesaving early warning system.$

This is William. Navy. Afghanistan. Four deployments between 2008 and 2016. PTSD nightmares every single night for eight years. Violent. Thrashing so hard he's broken two ribs and fractured his wrist punching walls. His wife Emma moved to a different bedroom four years ago because William's thrashing was dangerous. William's psychiatrist recommended an elite PTSD service dog with advanced nightmare detection. Cost: $30,000. Wait list: four years. William couldn't afford it. Couldn't wait that long. Found Cooper at a city shelter instead. Five-year-old Golden Retriever. Cooper had been returned twice. Previous owners said: "Wakes us up at night for no reason," "Whines and paces when nothing's wrong," and "Won't stay off the bed." First night Cooper came home, William started having very subtle finger movements around 1:30 AM. Before any thrashing. Before any major movement. Cooper jumped from the floor onto William's bed. Laid across his chest. William's eyes opened gently. No nightmare developed. No thrashing. Just woke up calm. Now Cooper does this every single night. William installed professional night vision cameras to document it. His psychiatrist reviewed the footage with a specialist and said: "Cooper is detecting nightmare onset in the initial phase. We're talking finger twitches. Micro facial movements. He's stopping nightmares before they develop. That's elite-level detection work. Most service dogs react after screaming. Cooper reacts to movements invisible to the human eye." The "waking owners up for no reason" that got Cooper returned twice was him detecting things humans can't see. Now that same hyper-awareness saves William every night. William told us: "I haven't had a full nightmare in seven months. Cooper catches them before they start. The dog nobody wanted is doing $30,000 worth of work." Sometimes one family's annoyance is another person's lifesaving early warning system.

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Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo are splitting after nearly 10 years of marriage. ET has learned the couple is divorcing and that it was a mutual decision. The country music star filed for divorce in May, according to multiple outlets. When we last spoke to the couple at the GRAMMYs in February, Jelly Roll praised his wife after his win, "She changed my life." The two got married in Las Vegas in August 2016 after one year of dating, and renewed their vows in 2023.

Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo are splitting after nearly 10 years of marriage. ET has learned the couple is divorcing and that it was a mutual decision. The country music star filed for divorce in May, according to multiple outlets. When we last spoke to the couple at the GRAMMYs in February, Jelly Roll praised his wife after his win, "She changed my life." The two got married in Las Vegas in August 2016 after one year of dating, and renewed their vows in 2023.

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Stop the Bradley Cooper Outrage. Some people are mad at Bradley Cooper for wearing a prosthetic nose in his new movie "Maestro", where he plays famous Jewish composer Leonard Bernstein. They are calling it "Jewface". As a Jewish man, here are my thoughts on all the outrage: Relax! Movies are art. An actor's job is to portray the character they play to the best of their ability. I'm Jewish. My nose is large. Many jewish people's noses are large. It's just a fact. If someone makes a movie about my boring life, and Brad Pitt plays me (I'm not sure if he's handsome enough) and wears makeup to make himself look more attractive, but also adds length to his nose, I would laugh. Stop trying to find things to be angry about. Bernstein was one of the most important conductors of his time, and I'm sure Cooper does an amazing job at portraying his life. We all focus on the wrong things. Now, I have to go blow my large nose.

Stop the Bradley Cooper Outrage. Some people are mad at Bradley Cooper for wearing a prosthetic nose in his new movie "Maestro", where he plays famous Jewish composer Leonard Bernstein. They are calling it "Jewface". As a Jewish man, here are my thoughts on all the outrage: Relax! Movies are art. An actor's job is to portray the character they play to the best of their ability. I'm Jewish. My nose is large. Many jewish people's noses are large. It's just a fact. If someone makes a movie about my boring life, and Brad Pitt plays me (I'm not sure if he's handsome enough) and wears makeup to make himself look more attractive, but also adds length to his nose, I would laugh. Stop trying to find things to be angry about. Bernstein was one of the most important conductors of his time, and I'm sure Cooper does an amazing job at portraying his life. We all focus on the wrong things. Now, I have to go blow my large nose.

Brian Krassenstein

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Mark Ruffalo says he lied about knowing how to ride a horse to land a role, only for the horse to immediately expose him on set. At the audition, Ruffalo was asked, “Can you ride a horse?” and confidently replied, “Of course I can ride a horse!” In reality, he says his experience mostly involved sitting on horses that followed other horses. “I was basically just a sack on the back of a horse.” Still, when they kept asking if he could ride, he insisted: “I can ride a horse! How many times do I have to say it to you?” After getting the part, Ruffalo planned to secretly learn the basics from the horse wrangler. “I'll say, ‘Listen, man. I don't know how to ride a horse. Do you think you could teach me really quick?’” But the wrangler warned him: “You can't learn to ride a horse in half an hour.” Ruffalo's response: “Try me.” The first scene required him to jump onto a horse, kick it, and ride away. Instead, the horse bolted in the wrong direction and disappeared into the woods. “The horse was trying to kill me.” “It was running up against every tree... to try to scrape me off.” Panicking, Ruffalo somehow mixed up “stop” and “go.”. “I was like, ‘Stop! Stop! Stop!’” while continuing to kick the horse. Eventually the wranglers caught up, jumped off their horses, grabbed his horse, and practically wrestled it to the ground. Ruffalo then had to make what he called the “shameful 300-yard walk” back to director Ang Lee. Lee was sitting there silently watching the disaster unfold. Ruffalo walked up and asked: “Should we do it again?” 😆

Mark Ruffalo says he lied about knowing how to ride a horse to land a role, only for the horse to immediately expose him on set. At the audition, Ruffalo was asked, “Can you ride a horse?” and confidently replied, “Of course I can ride a horse!” In reality, he says his experience mostly involved sitting on horses that followed other horses. “I was basically just a sack on the back of a horse.” Still, when they kept asking if he could ride, he insisted: “I can ride a horse! How many times do I have to say it to you?” After getting the part, Ruffalo planned to secretly learn the basics from the horse wrangler. “I'll say, ‘Listen, man. I don't know how to ride a horse. Do you think you could teach me really quick?’” But the wrangler warned him: “You can't learn to ride a horse in half an hour.” Ruffalo's response: “Try me.” The first scene required him to jump onto a horse, kick it, and ride away. Instead, the horse bolted in the wrong direction and disappeared into the woods. “The horse was trying to kill me.” “It was running up against every tree... to try to scrape me off.” Panicking, Ruffalo somehow mixed up “stop” and “go.”. “I was like, ‘Stop! Stop! Stop!’” while continuing to kick the horse. Eventually the wranglers caught up, jumped off their horses, grabbed his horse, and practically wrestled it to the ground. Ruffalo then had to make what he called the “shameful 300-yard walk” back to director Ang Lee. Lee was sitting there silently watching the disaster unfold. Ruffalo walked up and asked: “Should we do it again?” 😆

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In His mercy, God created four children within me, bestowing upon me the profound responsibility of their care. Two of those children clashed with my priorities at the time, so I had them murdered. But when the timing was just right, I mercifully let two of them live and they are amazing. Blessed are those who murder their own children, for they shall be known for their loving kindness.

In His mercy, God created four children within me, bestowing upon me the profound responsibility of their care. Two of those children clashed with my priorities at the time, so I had them murdered. But when the timing was just right, I mercifully let two of them live and they are amazing. Blessed are those who murder their own children, for they shall be known for their loving kindness.

Lloyd Legalist

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Distressing content that breaks my heart! BULLYING! 😡😡 Being a kid that was bullied at home by a parent, at junior school and down the park which was basically my whole life for a time, I feel I can speak on this subject. This is temporary, I always knew it was and I hope all that are going through this know this. I was lucky as I got to 6ft 1 at 12, my dad had left when I was 11 so that was over and suddenly I grew my wings and fought the older bullies back. I only extracted revenge on the few horrible ones who hurt all of us younger lot which was their way of simply masking their own weakness but it was glorious.❤️ I hope all kids and adults being bullied experience that euphoric moment when it’s over, it makes sure you never bully anyone yourself going forward. Don’t ever let weak bullies win. 🙏

Distressing content that breaks my heart! BULLYING! 😡😡 Being a kid that was bullied at home by a parent, at junior school and down the park which was basically my whole life for a time, I feel I can speak on this subject. This is temporary, I always knew it was and I hope all that are going through this know this. I was lucky as I got to 6ft 1 at 12, my dad had left when I was 11 so that was over and suddenly I grew my wings and fought the older bullies back. I only extracted revenge on the few horrible ones who hurt all of us younger lot which was their way of simply masking their own weakness but it was glorious.❤️ I hope all kids and adults being bullied experience that euphoric moment when it’s over, it makes sure you never bully anyone yourself going forward. Don’t ever let weak bullies win. 🙏

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Fetty Wap officially released after serving a little over 3 years in prison "I want to thank my family, friends, and fans for the love, prayers, and continued support—it truly means everything to me. Right now, my focus is on giving back through my community initiatives and foundation, supporting at-risk young children by expanding access to education, early tech skills, and vision care for young kids and students so they can show up as their best selves. I'm committed to moving forward with purpose and making a meaningful impact where it matters most." 🎥: TheShadeRoom BROWN GIRL GRINDING⭐️

Fetty Wap officially released after serving a little over 3 years in prison "I want to thank my family, friends, and fans for the love, prayers, and continued support—it truly means everything to me. Right now, my focus is on giving back through my community initiatives and foundation, supporting at-risk young children by expanding access to education, early tech skills, and vision care for young kids and students so they can show up as their best selves. I'm committed to moving forward with purpose and making a meaningful impact where it matters most." 🎥: TheShadeRoom BROWN GIRL GRINDING⭐️

Block Topickz (formerly Glock Topickz)

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VIDEO: A carriage horse believed to be named Snowman collapsed in Central Park at approximately 10:20 p.m. Saturday night and struggled to get back on his feet. Instead of being safely transported by trailer for a veterinary evaluation, the horse was hitched back to a carriage and forced to travel through miles of Saturday night Midtown traffic. Another egregious example of negligence and reckless disregard for public safety or horse welfare by carriage drivers. “I am in Central Park seven days a week and I see the carriage horses every day,” said the eyewitness who recorded this video. “I am a lifelong horse person who, years ago, supported the carriage horse industry. I no longer do. Over time, I have watched the care and professionalism deteriorate. Too often, the people responsible for these horses appear inexperienced, unprofessional and callous about their welfare.” NYCLASS is demanding an immediate investigation, an independent veterinary examination and the horse’s retirement. New York City Council must pass Romanch’s Law before the next preventable catastrophe. Lynn Schulman 舒曼琳 Speaker Julie Menin Council Member Christopher Marte Harvey Epstein

VIDEO: A carriage horse believed to be named Snowman collapsed in Central Park at approximately 10:20 p.m. Saturday night and struggled to get back on his feet. Instead of being safely transported by trailer for a veterinary evaluation, the horse was hitched back to a carriage and forced to travel through miles of Saturday night Midtown traffic. Another egregious example of negligence and reckless disregard for public safety or horse welfare by carriage drivers. “I am in Central Park seven days a week and I see the carriage horses every day,” said the eyewitness who recorded this video. “I am a lifelong horse person who, years ago, supported the carriage horse industry. I no longer do. Over time, I have watched the care and professionalism deteriorate. Too often, the people responsible for these horses appear inexperienced, unprofessional and callous about their welfare.” NYCLASS is demanding an immediate investigation, an independent veterinary examination and the horse’s retirement. New York City Council must pass Romanch’s Law before the next preventable catastrophe. Lynn Schulman 舒曼琳 Speaker Julie Menin Council Member Christopher Marte Harvey Epstein

NYCLASS

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So two Brits do their best to relocate to Australia and set up a new life for themselves and due to a company closing + Visa issues they have to return to the UK People make out it’s easy to just up sticks and leave but I’m telling you from experience it’s really not unless you have a skill that’s in high demand or get married etc “Never in my life did I think I would post this. But here it is: I am leaving Australia. My chosen home. The place that shaped me. The place I thought I would grow old in. It still feels unreal. But sometimes life turns around and has different plans for us. What happened: my partner and I were on a sponsor visa and about to get our permanent residency in March 2026. A few months ago we got the news that his company was sold. At the same time, his occupation was removed from the visa list, which meant there was no real way for us to apply for another visa. There were other options to get PR, but after four years of working hard and spending a lot of money, we both didn’t feel ready to start another process. So we decided to take it as a sign and leave Australia. But the closer the day comes, the sadder I feel. To leave my home, my apartment, my people and the life I built here. For some it’s just a country, but for me it’s the life I created that I now have to say goodbye to. And honestly it’s breaking my heart 💔 #australia #permanentrresidency #movingabroad #expat #expatlife”

So two Brits do their best to relocate to Australia and set up a new life for themselves and due to a company closing + Visa issues they have to return to the UK People make out it’s easy to just up sticks and leave but I’m telling you from experience it’s really not unless you have a skill that’s in high demand or get married etc “Never in my life did I think I would post this. But here it is: I am leaving Australia. My chosen home. The place that shaped me. The place I thought I would grow old in. It still feels unreal. But sometimes life turns around and has different plans for us. What happened: my partner and I were on a sponsor visa and about to get our permanent residency in March 2026. A few months ago we got the news that his company was sold. At the same time, his occupation was removed from the visa list, which meant there was no real way for us to apply for another visa. There were other options to get PR, but after four years of working hard and spending a lot of money, we both didn’t feel ready to start another process. So we decided to take it as a sign and leave Australia. But the closer the day comes, the sadder I feel. To leave my home, my apartment, my people and the life I built here. For some it’s just a country, but for me it’s the life I created that I now have to say goodbye to. And honestly it’s breaking my heart 💔 #australia #permanentrresidency #movingabroad #expat #expatlife”

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🚨#BREAKING: A California mother has been ARRESTED after she SMASHED A SCHOOL BUS WINDOW window, climbed in, and got her son off the bus after students called their parents saying they were scared and trapped. According to witnesses, students on a stopped school bus got rowdy. Some started climbing out the windows and the driver refused to let a single one of them off, keeping them on board for nearly an hour while waiting on police. Multiple kids called their parents saying they were scared and trapped on a bus with other rowdy kids. One boy called his mom and she told him: climb out the window and get off that bus. Another mother, witnesses say, went a different route. Her child was on that bus, and she wasn't waiting one more second. She broke the glass to reach him. She's now under arrest for "vandalism"

🚨#BREAKING: A California mother has been ARRESTED after she SMASHED A SCHOOL BUS WINDOW window, climbed in, and got her son off the bus after students called their parents saying they were scared and trapped. According to witnesses, students on a stopped school bus got rowdy. Some started climbing out the windows and the driver refused to let a single one of them off, keeping them on board for nearly an hour while waiting on police. Multiple kids called their parents saying they were scared and trapped on a bus with other rowdy kids. One boy called his mom and she told him: climb out the window and get off that bus. Another mother, witnesses say, went a different route. Her child was on that bus, and she wasn't waiting one more second. She broke the glass to reach him. She's now under arrest for "vandalism"

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr

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🚨#BREAKING: A California mother has been ARRESTED after she SMASHED A SCHOOL BUS WINDOW window, climbed in, and got her son off the bus after students called their parents saying they were scared and trapped. According to witnesses, students on a stopped school bus got rowdy. Some started climbing out the windows and the driver refused to let a single one of them off, keeping them on board for nearly an hour while waiting on police. Multiple kids called their parents saying they were scared and trapped on a bus with other rowdy kids. One boy called his mom and she told him: climb out the window and get off that bus. Another mother, witnesses say, went a different route. Her child was on that bus, and she wasn't waiting one more second. She broke the glass to reach him. She's now under arrest for "vandalism"

🚨#BREAKING: A California mother has been ARRESTED after she SMASHED A SCHOOL BUS WINDOW window, climbed in, and got her son off the bus after students called their parents saying they were scared and trapped. According to witnesses, students on a stopped school bus got rowdy. Some started climbing out the windows and the driver refused to let a single one of them off, keeping them on board for nearly an hour while waiting on police. Multiple kids called their parents saying they were scared and trapped on a bus with other rowdy kids. One boy called his mom and she told him: climb out the window and get off that bus. Another mother, witnesses say, went a different route. Her child was on that bus, and she wasn't waiting one more second. She broke the glass to reach him. She's now under arrest for "vandalism"

Matt Van Swol

14,421,316 Aufrufe • vor 25 Tagen

For those who don’t like Blockie, I’ve got one for you that might change your mind: At the 2023 PGA where his life exploded, I followed him for ESPN in the final round (the one where he made the hole-in-one) and had the chance to speak to him on Sunday prior to the round when he was paired with Rory. Both he and his lovely wife Val gave me almost 20 minutes of their time and were so open and honest and offfered so many amazing stories I used on the air. No other person who was in his position with everything on the line would’ve done that. Nobody. I have also had him (and his son Dylan) on my podcast for Silver Club Golfing Society soon after that PGA and I didn’t have to jump through any hoops with his agent or anything. I even played a practice round with him at the ‘25 PGA Professional Championship and he couldn’t have been nicer. We all want athletes to speak their mind and let us in, and when they open up and say what’s on their mind they get ripped by social media. I don’t see the reason for the haters. My experience last have been nothing but 100% positive. Blockie is a star in my book.

For those who don’t like Blockie, I’ve got one for you that might change your mind: At the 2023 PGA where his life exploded, I followed him for ESPN in the final round (the one where he made the hole-in-one) and had the chance to speak to him on Sunday prior to the round when he was paired with Rory. Both he and his lovely wife Val gave me almost 20 minutes of their time and were so open and honest and offfered so many amazing stories I used on the air. No other person who was in his position with everything on the line would’ve done that. Nobody. I have also had him (and his son Dylan) on my podcast for Silver Club Golfing Society soon after that PGA and I didn’t have to jump through any hoops with his agent or anything. I even played a practice round with him at the ‘25 PGA Professional Championship and he couldn’t have been nicer. We all want athletes to speak their mind and let us in, and when they open up and say what’s on their mind they get ripped by social media. I don’t see the reason for the haters. My experience last have been nothing but 100% positive. Blockie is a star in my book.

Steve Scott

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Army veteran takes his life just one day after returning from his honeymoon with his wife, delivers his wife a final gift months later. North Carolina woman Isabel Coles says her husband Christopher, took his life just four days after they got married. "In the morning, he was folding laundry, and things were a little weird. I asked him what was wrong, and he said ‘Nothing.’ Then he went downstairs and tried to get out," she said, according to the New York Post. "I stood at the front door and asked what was going on. He got out and started heading towards the woods." Coles says she ran to get her shoes, but by the time she chased after him, he was gone. His body was found in the woods the next day. "He was very hard on himself, always pushing himself. There were no signs, it did take me really off guard." Coles says three months after Christopher passed, she was delivered a bouquet of flowers on Valentine’s Day. "In February, I got a flower delivery from him, and I freaked out. I contacted the florist, and they said he ordered the flowers in September." Coles says she will be running in the Chicago Marathon in October to raise awareness for mental health through the American Foundation for Su*cide Prevention.

Army veteran takes his life just one day after returning from his honeymoon with his wife, delivers his wife a final gift months later. North Carolina woman Isabel Coles says her husband Christopher, took his life just four days after they got married. "In the morning, he was folding laundry, and things were a little weird. I asked him what was wrong, and he said ‘Nothing.’ Then he went downstairs and tried to get out," she said, according to the New York Post. "I stood at the front door and asked what was going on. He got out and started heading towards the woods." Coles says she ran to get her shoes, but by the time she chased after him, he was gone. His body was found in the woods the next day. "He was very hard on himself, always pushing himself. There were no signs, it did take me really off guard." Coles says three months after Christopher passed, she was delivered a bouquet of flowers on Valentine’s Day. "In February, I got a flower delivery from him, and I freaked out. I contacted the florist, and they said he ordered the flowers in September." Coles says she will be running in the Chicago Marathon in October to raise awareness for mental health through the American Foundation for Su*cide Prevention.

Collin Rugg

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