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Tianaa pills, said to produce an opioid like addiction, could soon be off Alabama store shelves The highly-addictive tianaa pills could soon be banned from Alabama By Caroline Klapp | March 4, 2021 at 10:57 PM CST - Updated March 4 at 11:06 PM HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Tianaa Red, Tianaa White, Za Za Red: these names may not mean anything to you. But for some, they are painful reminders of addiction and loss. They’re dietary supplements, not approved by the FDA, sold at convenience store...

The Parker-Fa press call turned out to be an exercise in restraint and humility.

The Center for Jewish Studies and the Hutchins Center for African & African American Research debut Monday “Black & Jewish: A Conversation,” the first installment of a new joint venture to shed light on the multifaceted nature of Black and Jewish identities in North America. “Black & Jewish” is the first of three scheduled events this semester in the “Black & Jewish Talk Series,” focused on culture, politics, and religion. “There is a lot of focus on the relationship between Black...

Who cares if you wear a hoodie or a suit? It’s the mission that matters most Responding to Steve Kelmans recent blog post, Alan Thomas shares the inside story on 18Fs evolution. By Alan Thomas   Editors Note: Steve Kelman recently blogged about the bad reputation 18F and other digital service teams have developed in more-traditional corners of the federal IT community. That piece prompted Alan Thomas, who headed the Federal Acquisition Service from June 2017 until October 2019, to share hi...

Boxing: Junior Fas promoter Lou DiBella details reasons why Fa will beat Joseph Parker 21 Feb, 2021 03:00 AM 4 minutes to read Every single fight that I go into I give 100 per cent anyway, but theres just a bit more focus in this one. Every single fight that I go into I give 100 per cent anyway, but theres just a bit more focus in this one. Junior Fas New York-based promoter Lou DiBella is insisting that his man is not only much hungrier for success than his fellow Kiwi heavyweight opponent Jos...

Boxing: Stand-off brews as Junior Fas camp hit out over judge selection for Joseph Parker heavyweight bout 19 Feb, 2021 05:00 AM 4 minutes to read Joseph Parkers head trainer Kevin Barry says they are better prepared now than they were before the big fight was delayed. Joseph Parkers head trainer Kevin Barry says they are better prepared now than they were before the big fight was delayed. The Joseph Parker v Junior Fa all-Kiwi heavyweight showdown is only a week away but the three judges still...

February 8, 2021 As hot air slowly empties from the Reddit retail trading mania, the markets can re-focus on where the money is actually flowing. Traders the past week have been moving into leveraged ETFs from Direxion that focus on semiconductors, financials, and inverse S&P 500 stocks. The highest 1-week flows continue to focus on technology, but especially in the semiconductor industry via the Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF (SOXL). SOXL seeks daily investment results equaling 30...

Changing the stigma: Mother shares her story of substance abuse while pregnant KXXV and last updated 2021-01-27 18:39:11-05 Every year, between 800 and 8,000 babies are born with fetal alcohol syndrome. Its a statistic that is 100% preventable when mothers in need find the right support. Fetal alcohol syndrome is a disorder that impacts the physical, psychological, and behavioral side of a child through adulthood, and is with them forever. One Texan mother, Amber Church, shared her story in hop...

Colleges and universities are confronting a pressing question: How do they safely bring students back to campus amid a surging, world-wide pandemic? The decision involves careful consideration of a range of factors, from shared housing to testing capabilities to the likelihood of asymptomatic spread among students and staff. With death rates climbing to devastating levels and more contagious variants of the virus emerging, that choice has become even more consequential. To help inform some of t...

Central Texas doctors look to raise awareness about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome amid pandemic Preventing Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and last updated 2021-01-15 10:26:04-05 Every year between 800 and 8,000 babies are born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Its a preventable statistic, and one health experts are worried it will increase due to COVID-19. "Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, its one condition that is under the umbrella of Fetal Alcohol Disorders. These are disorders that affect the physical, psychological, a...