Have the privilege of serving as director for the americas foundation. I think we ought to start this morning by thinking our good friends the United States secret service. There are a few of them in the room. [applause] they have done very important work. They have a very important job and fsoc to make this event possible so we are grateful or your service to our country along with the local Law Enforcement who acted as support for this event as well. It is such an honor to have karen pence, the second leg of the United States, and her daughter charlotte with us today. This talented duo will be introduced you in just a few moments, and when it happens lets make sure we give them a very warm welcome to Santa Barbara and the Reagan Ranch Center. Todays graham i think its worth noting is certainly not the first time that Young Americas Foundation has worked with the pence family. The whole family visited for private two other reagan ranch fn congressman mike pence addressed or student au
Our feet provide the ideal habitat for billions of microbes, theyre invisible to the naked eye. But when we look at them through a microscope, we can identify 3 main groups. Bacteria, viruses, and funky. Many hundreds of different kinds of bacteria live in our feet. Thats normal, but when there are too many of certain kinds, it becomes a problem. Thats when our feet start to smell. One of the guilty culprits is the bacterium stuff in the caucus epidermis. It actually feeds on sweat as it breaks down the sweat. You trick acid is formed, and that smells, these bacteria also live in other parts of the body, like the armpits. But feet are especially prone to them, because they are often trapped in socks and shoes where its warm and damp. The best conditions for them to multiply the result, stinky, feed. Its unpleasant, especially for others but not itself harmful. Now to the 2nd group, countless viruses live on our feet, but the human papilloma virus, or h p. V, especially liked the hard s