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Garth Brooks Once Offered To Donate Part Of His Liver To Chris LeDoux When He Was In Need Of A Transplant
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Garth Brooks Once Offered To Donate Part Of His Liver To Chris LeDoux When He Was In Need Of A Transplant

God bless Chris LeDoux. The rodeo cowboy turned country star sadly passed away back on March 9, 2005 from cancer after being diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, or bile duct cancer, a few months earlier. LeDoux, who was born in Biloxi, Mississippi, first started riding horses when he would visit his grandparents in Wyoming as a child, participating in his first rodeo at the age of 13 before his family eventually moved to Cheyenne, Wyoming while he was in high school. During his high school career, LeDoux was a two-time winner of the Wyoming State Rodeo Championship bareback riding title, and while in college at Eastern New Mexico University he won the Intercollegiate National bareback riding championship. By 1970, LeDoux had become a professional rider on the national rodeo circuit, and began writing songs to help pay for his rodeo career. He began selling tapes out of the back of his truck at rodeos, and after winning the world bareback riding championship at the 1976 National Finals Rodeo, audiences quickly began to realize that the cowboy songs he was singing were authentic lyrics built from his own experiences. LeDoux retired from the rodeo in 1980, instead choosing to lean into his music career by releasing 22 albums over the next decade. He also began performing sold-out shows, and despite not having a record label or a recording contract, he managed to shoot to national prominence in 1989 when Garth Brooks mentioned “a worn out tape of Chris LeDoux” in his hit song “Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old).” With the newfound attention, LeDoux eventually signed a deal with Liberty Records and released his first national album, Western Underground. And in 1992, he dropped the biggest album of his career with Whatcha Gonna Do With A Cowboy, dropping the debut single with Garth Brooks and scoring his first top-10 hit of his career. He followed it up with “Cadillac Ranch,” his second top-20 hit, while releasing over a dozen singles in the ’90s. But in August 2000, LeDoux was diagnosed with primary sclerosing cholangitis, a chronic disease of the liver and gallbladder characterized by inflammation of the bile ducts that prevent them from draining from the gallbladder. The disease left LeDoux in need of a liver transplant – and one of his close friends offered to step up to help him out. Garth Brooks offered to donate part of his liver to LeDoux to help save his life: “Chris needs something, and I owe everything I have to Chris LeDoux. I’m your man.” Garth had long credited LeDoux with his career, once even saying that he “stole his whole act” from Chris. And despite the fact that he was one of the biggest country stars in the world, he was still willing to step up and donate part of his liver to help his friend and one of his heroes. Unfortunately, Garth’s liver was incompatible so he wasn’t able to donate. But LeDoux soon did find a suitable donor and received the liver transplant in October 2000, and he was able to recover enough to release two more albums in the following years. Despite the fact that Garth wasn’t able to donate his liver, in 2001 LeDoux still called the “Friends In Low Places” singer his guardian angel: “And here he comes along and mentions the worn-out tapes in his song. To me, Garth, he’s kind of like my guardian angel. It’s like every time I need some help, he’s there.” After his death in 2005, LeDoux was honored by being inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame, as well as being awarded the Cliffie Stone Pioneer Award by the ACM Awards, which was accepted by Garth Brooks on behalf of his family. Though Garth had announced his retirement in 2000 to raise his children, he briefly decided to head back into the studio in 2005 to record “Good Ride Cowboy” – a tribute to his late friend.The post Garth Brooks Once Offered To Donate Part Of His Liver To Chris LeDoux When He Was In Need Of A Transplant first appeared on Whiskey Riff.
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Maintain optimal health and nutrition with Liposomal Curcumin and Resveratrol
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Maintain optimal health and nutrition with Liposomal Curcumin and Resveratrol

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Dave Oneegs - The Economist Magazine 2012 edition - Programming
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ECONOMIST MAGAZINE 2012 - PARAGLIDERS AND COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS HARVESTING ? ?? ??? The only thing I stand with is the truth and with humanity. #truthseekersunite
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??/?? Direct impact in Tel Aviv
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—❗️??/?? Direct impact in Tel Aviv @Middle_East_Spectator
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New MODERNA 'VACCINE' FACTORY in Clayton Melbourne ??
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New MODERNA 'VACCINE' FACTORY in Clayton Melbourne ??

New Moderna building in Clayton Melbourne ?? At a time when all our industries have been shut down - these are the only ones that they are building? For the DEATH JABS??? Note the HIGH SECURITY FENCING? I wonder why?? With THANKS to:- https://t.me/australiaforfreedom
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Forest ? of the Fallen ? in front of Moderna factory in Clayton Melbourne, AUSTRALIA ?? ??
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Forest ? of the Fallen ? in front of Moderna factory in Clayton Melbourne, AUSTRALIA ?? ??

UTL COMMENT:- Well done people behind this!! Hope you set up a DAILY VIGIL out the front!! With thanks to Australia for Freedom Telegram channel https://t.me/australiaforfreedom
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People are losing it over 'first-time mom' cats and their questionable maternal instincts
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People are losing it over 'first-time mom' cats and their questionable maternal instincts

One thing you discover when you become a parent is that no parent is perfect. From the start, we are flying by the seat of our pants trying to figure out how to best care for the wee one in our care, and as the oh-so-true cliche goes, they don't come with a manual. Apparently, the same is true for cats. A compilation of cat moms, purportedly on their first time around as mothers, is making the rounds, partly because it's hilarious and partly because it's painfully relatable. While we humans don't tend to suddenly thwap our babies for no apparent reason, we do accidentally hurt them, blame the wrong kid for a misdeed, overreact, and more on occasion. I mean, I never inadvertently dropped my baby into a garbage can, but I'd bet dollars to donuts that some mom has at some point. Watch: @myfunnycats25 Cat’s first time being a mom ? ?‍⬛?#cat #cats #funnycats #funnyvideos #pets #funnyvideo Thankfully, like kids, kittens are resilient and these moms and their questionable maternal instincts had people cackling. Naturally, the comments are gold:"Call cps cat protective services.""She just threw that baby away. ?""Do the 9 lives start before or after parenting?""Okay that last one though…with the smothering & the eye-twitching…us mums can all empathize with that one." Mama cats don't always have the gentlest instincts.Photo credit: Canva"The poor kittens in the white box are clearly used to it. 'Yep that's my mom.'""They grew up in the 80s…they will be fine.""Being raised by a cat is an experience.""I'm not saying it's right. I'm not saying I do any of this. But I am saying I understand." Another relatable cat mom video shows the opposing instinct that we all share: to protect our babies from anything that might harm them. I may have accidentally given my baby a black eye when I was carrying her and leaned over too close to the fireplace mantle corner once, but I would also wrestle an angry bear to protect her. Check out these mama bear—or mama cat, rather—instincts in action: @vandreleipioli Mom is not playing ❤️‍?#funnyvideos #pet #fypツ #cutecat #catsoftiktok #kitty #funnyanimals #catlover #catmom Again, the comments are spot on."That first one 'don't you fat shame my baby!'""Mama cats are either super sweet about their babies or absolutely vicious about them lmao there’s no in between.""Cats do not play when it comes to their babies ????.""They say mama bear buuuut mama cat should be a thing too. them cats ain't playin when it comes to they kids js." Cat moms can get overwhelmed, too.Photo credit: CanvaOn the other hand, some people shared that they had deadbeat—or at the very least exhausted—cat moms:"Meanwhile my momma cat would drop her kids off with me and dip. She did NOT want to watch them kids all the time.""When my cat had kittens every time I came back from school she was like 'finally... take these baby's PLEASE.'"Another thing moms of various species share is the instinct to do something when our babies cry. Research shows that human mothers' brains have a specific, universal response to babies crying that those who aren't mothers don't, and it appears mama cats aren't much different. Watch this mama cat come running from far away when she hears her kitten's mewing (and be sure to stay for the entertaining end): - YouTube youtube.com Priscilla wants us to know that mama cats may be mamas, but they're still cats and will not be told what to do."You're not for the streets Priscilla Had me dying. Backtalk meow. ?""The amount of sass that Pricilla’s meow had was incredible.""'You’re not for the streets Priscilla.' 'No, the streets are for me.'""? called her back like “You have a child at home maam.""Their sense of hearing is amazing! It’s on the level of a superhero with superhero powers! She heard her baby’s squeal all the way down there! Goes to show you, when you call them and they don’t come, it’s because they don’t feel like it!"Yup. Here's to all the moms who would step in front of a train for their babies but who also fall far short of perfect parents every day. We see you, no matter your species.
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There's a fascinating reason European chocolate tastes better than the American version
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There's a fascinating reason European chocolate tastes better than the American version

Here's the thing: even the worst chocolate, at least for a chocolate-lover, is usually tolerable. Obviously, taste is subjective and there are plenty of people who actually prefer American chocolate over its European counterpart.That said, an American on Reddit posted a pretty heavy statement on the subreddit r/CasualEurope: "European Chocolate has ruined me." They write, "I always heard online that Europeans hated American chocolate, saying that it tastes of bile. I ignored such things, to me it always tasted fine. Then along came an opportunity, 6 months of working in Denmark. It just so happens that my work had a chocolate jar, every day after lunch I'd have two pieces, tasted good, never thought much of it." - YouTube www.youtube.com This takes a turn. They continue, "That was, until today. I'm back home for the holidays, my mom put out a candy dish of Hershey's kisses. Don't mind if I do. But as the chocolate melted on my tongue I knew something was off. The distinct taste of vomit. I had escaped the matrix; my eyes now open to the truth. Is this a blessing? A curse? I myself don't even know. The only truth I do know is that American chocolate will never taste the same."The comment section is riddled with explanations, and they seem to know their chocolate. One explains, "European chocolates are required by law to have at least 14% dry milk solids while the US only requires 12%. European chocolate is also slightly richer because it's required to have at least 3.5% milk fat. In the US, the minimum is 3.39%. European chocolate ALSO has a higher requirement for cocoa content — aka the ingredient that gives bars their deep, chocolaty flavor. These differences might not seem so big, but taken together, they add up."But they're not done. "Also worth noting? When it comes to the American chocolate standard-bearer (hi, Hershey's), some say the biggest perceived difference in chocolate quality might come from its use of butyric acid — which makes chocolate last longer on shelves but gives it a 'tangy' flavor that many Europeans find totally off-putting." One even asks, "Is that why some chocolate BURNS?" - YouTube www.youtube.com "Tangy" is a nice way to put it. In a recent piece for The Takeout on Yahoo! Life, author Moriah House asks, "Why do so many Europeans hate Hershey's chocolate?" House notes, "By and large, the consensus among European (and generally non-American) Hershey's reviewers seems to be that it tastes more like sawdust than chocolate, or less generously, that it tastes like vomit. This might sound unnecessarily harsh, but there are some legitimate reasons that Hershey's bars may be an acquired taste."While, obviously, Hershey's recipes are kept under lock and key, House insists there's evidence which "suggests that Hershey's chocolate contains butyric acid, a compound that is also found in, well, vomit. Before you get too grossed out, butyric acid is also found in parmesan cheese and many other things that many people find delicious." Of fascinating note, it's also pointed out that perhaps Americans (and everyone worldwide) don't notice an off-putting taste or smell because of the nostalgia factor. In other words, we're just used to it. "The taste-memory connection should not be underestimated—studies have shown that comfort food is more related to memory than actual flavor. Considering that chocolate is a highly emotional and nostalgic food, the sweet memories associated with your childhood favorite chocolate probably have a not insignificant impact on how you perceive its flavor." - YouTube www.youtube.com There are, of course, other reasons the chocolate tastes different: sugar and fat content, and surprisingly, where the cocoa beans themselves are sourced. On GourmetBouquet.com, they explain, "American chocolatiers tend to use beans from South America, while Europeans, such as those in Great Britain, often use beans from West Africa instead."While plenty of people have chimed in to say they in fact love American chocolate, the Europeans got a backup with this from this Redditor Down Under: "Mate, I'm here to tell you it's not just Europeans who don't like American chocolate. Us Aussies hate it too. And our chocolate (at least the mass-produced, supermarket stuff) isn't the greatest by a long shot!"
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