Posted: Jul 26, 2015 / 06:58 PM EDT / Updated: Jul 26, 2015 / 06:58 PM EDT This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. OMAHA, Nebraska – A local family was visiting Omaha, Nebraska when they noticed an extra face in their photo. Tom Garra, Battalion Chief at the Canton Fire Department, was visiting his daughter with his wife Brenda. They attended the zoo with their grandsons, Case and Cooper. When Tom's wife and daughter posed with the kids in front of the gorilla exhibit, they didn't initially notice the animal in the background. Tom said he was going through photos on his phone recently and that's when he saw it. FOX 8 Cleveland Weather // Quick Links: Hot on FOX 8
I'm currently giving her 4-5 of these NaturVet Joint Supplements, but she doesn't want to eat them and I have to work to get her to take them. Even putting them in her dog food doesn't work. She'll eat all of her food and the only thing left in the bowl will be the tiny chews she managed to avoid... I've tried Drs Foster and Johnson supplements, too. Same reaction.
Mental health professional and life strategist Dr. Phil McGraw was a regular on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' before launching his own successful TV series, 'Dr. Phil. ' Who Is Dr. Phil McGraw? Dr. Phil McGraw was a college football player who got his Ph. D. in psychology. He quit his private practice to start Pathways, a self-motivation seminar, as well as a company called Courtroom Sciences. After helping Oprah Winfrey win a lawsuit in 1998, he became a regular on her talk show, before launching his own daytime program, Dr. Phil, in 2002. McGraw has also penned several best-selling self-help books. Early Years and Career Life strategist and television host Dr. Phil was born Phillip Calvin McGraw on September 1, 1950, in Vinita, Oklahoma. Dr. Phil was raised in both Oklahoma and in Texas. He grew up to become a 6'4" linebacker and was awarded a football scholarship to the University of Tulsa, before finishing his undergraduate studies in 1975 at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas.
I had signed up for a local half marathon for this spring with a goal of running it under 2 hours. Well, in November I ran a half in a training run in 1:57 so I had to rethink my goals:D I ran two different half marathons this spring. The first I came in at 1:47 and the second one at 1:45. Completely destroying my original goals! Now i'm not doing the two things that helped me loose weight. I'm no longer vegetarian because I found it I was anemic and adding some red meat back in really made a difference. I'm also not counting calorie anymore. I realized I was obsessing over it and it was becoming a disorder. After tracking for almost a year I have a really good idea of what I should be eating and how much I need. I'm a little scared of not tracking but I naturally want healthier food now so I don't think its going to be a problem. Really I just wanted to say thanks to everyone on this sub. While I might not have had any interaction with some of you I am a big user of the search function so all of the knowledge over the years in the sub has helped me.