the environment society. on the brink spoke to the. group. this is mary mallon you might know her better as typhoid mary quite possibly the world s most famous super spreader nowlan was an asymptomatic typhoid carrier worked as a cook for wealthy families in new york in the early 20th century she had said that at least 53 others most of them people should prepare the meals for eventually after triggering multiple outbreaks she was tracked down and forcibly quarantined by authorities until her death 3 decades. later. comes forward to the present a new pandemic and a novel virus what have we learned about super spreaders. welcome to the w. s covert 19 special i m joined now the milan thanks for joining us we start in south korea where a few incidences saw individuals spread the disease to hundreds and even thousands so-called super spreading events of the preventive measures in place today measures aimed at groups most likely to infect others students especially seem to be list
w. d yes it is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make signals greener how can we protect habitats we can make a difference the ideas into a series of global 3. this is mary mallon you might know her better as typhoid mary quite possibly the world s most famous super spreader melon was an asymptomatic typhoid carrier worked as a cook for a wealthy families in new york and the early 20th century she in fact that at least 53 others most of them people she prepare the meals for eventually after triggering multiple outbreaks she was tracked down and forcibly quarantined by authorities until her death 3 decades later. comes forward to the present a new pandemic and a novel virus what have we learned about super spreaders. welcome to the w. s covert 19 special i m joined now the milan thanks for joining us we start in south korea where a few incidences saw individuals spread the disease to hundreds and even thousands so-called super spreading events guarded the pr
my career when i was a four-star admirals initiating up the us southern command, peterma in charge of all activities south of the united states as the commander of us pacific command a very traditionalos position for senior admiral my boss wonderful by secretary gates called me up to say forget about the pacific we will send you to nato. was the first and as far the only admirable to be a lien supreme allied commander in nato. is just an accident of timing and fate and secretary gates decision. from a nato perspective i was the accidental admiral who became the supreme allied commander. host: the naming was an accident as well? someone. so let s go way back i grew up in the marine corps family my father fought in korea and vietnam. i grew up in the environment going to quantico high school and went on to the naval academy thinking it would be a marine corps officer after my first year the navy sends everybody out on a cruise so you go out on a ship i went out on a beautifu
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