when lee talks to one of the studies or says stop to catherine lee of washington university in saint louis high, totally. so, according to you study how to convert vaccination affect people's menstruation, what were the major findings? our study took place as an online survey. and what we found in our survey, which i should point out, is not representative of the general population because people could opt in to our survey. but what we found was of around 40 percent of people experienced a heavier period after one or both of their coven vaccines. around 40 percent, i had no difference in the heaviness of their bleeding. and the remainder of people were about the same or maybe slightly lighter. how about people who do not usually menstruate, for example, post menopausal women, or people on gender affirming homes. we also asked and well, who normally wouldn't have it here yet for any number of reasons, including line acting, reversible contraceptives like i, u. d. 's that suppressed bleeding. and people who are on gender affirming hormones . a lot of those folks noticed that they had breakthrough

the greatest show on turf leading the saint louis rams to a super bowl title back in 1999 his very first head coaching job at any level san mateo's hillsdale high0s some of those players made the trek to canton to see their old coach and he made sure to mention them in his speech. where's my hillsdale guys? now remember here they are. i still call them kids. they're in their high 70s today. okay. my two starting guards my offensive center the quarterback and running back and the captain of the team was sitting back there from hillsdale nights guys. give me a growl. alright guys. thank you for being here. what an honor. that is great another inductee who should have been inducted well before this the late great wide receiver cliff branch who played all 14 years with the raiders won three super bowls branch passed away in august of 2019 and his long overdue induction comes 37 years after his final season in silver and black his sister elaine anderson said it was a great day regardless. today is bittersweet because we missed our beloved clifford. and sweet because it is now history. i want to tell you there's a sweet spirit in this place today. ou

saint louis in hawthorne and compton many other places. that's why minorities surprisingly support voter integrity measures like voter id by percentages as highhigher. than the white population in fact the washington post survey of a few years ago found that minority populations asians blacks hispanics support election integrity measures and believe that voter fraud is a serious problem in a greater percentage than caucasians do why is that well, i'll give you one example. we have seen over and over again that voter fraud. does affect elections we saw congressional race in north carolina overturned by federal court had to be rerun and we've seen examples at the heritage foundation's website, which has over 1,500 documented cases of voter fraud. lastly there are some signs that in the wake of the for the people act being defeated in the senate. there are some signs that there's perhaps going to be reevaluation in sundays new york times chris caldwell who's a contributing writer for the new york times editorial page had a very interesting piece in which he said the various iterations of the for the people act were case in point and how the medi

saint t. louis missouri and haven't lived there since i graduated from high school, but i'm a avid baseball pran and frequently root for the giant and sometimes the a's but heart remains with the cardinals. only been in san francisco since 20 04 and grateful my role as urban forester took to every corner of the city. i earned the in and out of so many neighborhoods. better then many of my friends who have been here longer and also a source of bragging rights. i came with a career as desire to have positive impact on the environment. working on strategies to help trees thrive is my advocation. i have a tree costume i thought about wearing today, but i decided against that. anyway, i worked on forest and bio diversity conversation in west africa prior to coming to san francisco, and urban forestry and new haven connecticut. i think we made really great strides in the urban forestry program in san francisco. laying the groundwork for healthier urban forest to grow and flourish and i'm really driven to this work by my strong belief that people need access to nature and access to nature makes people