Efficacy, but also on their safety profile. And this is why i think this needs to be properly communicated to citizens in europe and beyond. And is that infrastructure here in europe . How and who will deliver these vaccines throughout the European Union . Yes, as i said, governments are already the and how been working with the companies in the past few months to make sure that whenever these projects are authorized because we need to this is not a minor detail lander stand and there is a lot of political pressure and all sorts of pressure to get to the point of the authorization. But as i said, we need to let the regulators do their job properly and take their time in assessing these data, which is something that by the pharmaceutical companies. And then i think we see in the coming months the Production Capacity is already strengthened. And therefore, depending on the company, depending on the vaccine pounding date, i think we will see before the summer and depending on when the sta
What about assuring the economy instead. Of. The change in thinking is changing the economy to create something that. Economics Magazine Reader enjoy. On g. W. Every visit is an emotional highlight. The pandemic is especially cruel for the elderly the mortality rate is much higher than among younger people. And many suffer from loneliness. Book was able to let me out of this. A long time since ive seen him. The situation is especially grim and Nursing Homes with a pandemic highlights deep flaws in the Health Care System and too often its the elderly paying the price. Welcome to our cover 100 special here on the news i want to jones and good to have you with us sending a parent into a nursing home is painful at the best of times but the pandemic has added an extra level of agony and spain some 20000 care home residents died of covert 19 relatives want to know could their deaths have been prevented. Parra made a point of meeting us in front of the nursing home where her father in law die
University of toronto, so we are more used to this. We still appreciate it. Let me quickly introduce our panelists, give you some initial thoughts and a bit of the rules of the game. Just moving down the line of panelists, Jeffrey Pilcher is a professor of food history at the university of toronto. He is also the editor of the journal of global food history for those of you thinking of publishing outlets. Steve velazquez, next to him, is a curator in the division of home and Community Life at the National Museum of American History. And of course youve met paula. , and next to her is irina michalche, the professor of Museum Studies at the university of torontos i school, and she researches food and museums. And next to her, teresa mcculla is a historian of american brewing history, professor of the American Brewing History Initiative, excuse me, here at the National Museum of American History. And this seems such a wonderful place to have this panel on taste because i cant think of any
I would like to welcome you, as well as your good from cspan. I am doug swanson, visitor and Service Manager for the National Archive museum and the producer for the noon time lecture series. Before we begin todays program i would like to remind you of a few more we have coming up. Thursday march 16th, damian shields presents on the unforgotten irish. This is the u. S. Launch of the book and a book signing. March 27th, we will present a Film Screening and discussion of follow seeds which is presented in partnership with the d. C. Environmental film festival. To find out more about these and our programs take one of these monthly calendar events or visit our website. Our topic today is agent 110 an american spymaster and the german resistance in wwii by scott miller. Scott miller is an authorer and former correspondent for the wawall street journal. Journal. His first book was a Newsweek Magazine reader selection. He spent two decades in europe and asia reporting from more than 25 count
I would like to welcome you, as well as your good from cspan. I am doug swanson, visitor and Service Manager for the National Archive museum and the producer for the noon time lecture series. Before we begin todays program i would like to remind you of a few more we have coming up. Thursday march 16th, damian shields presents on the unforgotten irish. This is the u. S. Launch of the book and a book signing. March 27th, we will present a Film Screening and discussion of follow seeds which is presented in partnership with the d. C. Environmental film festival. To find out more about these and our programs take one of these monthly calendar events or visit our website. Our topic today is agent 110 an american spymaster and the german resistance in wwii by scott miller. Scott miller is an authorer and former correspondent for the wawall street journal. Journal. His first book was a Newsweek Magazine reader selection. He spent two decades in europe and asia reporting from more than 25 count