Narrow slits point ominously at the frontline.
And by shutting frontline communities out of the conversation, Gates' message is perfectly in keeping with the spirit of the Paris climate talks so far even as it's profoundly at odds with the stated aims of his charitable ventures.
("Frontline" plays a tape of the conversation).
He was a great raconteur, reporting direct from the frontline of human frailty – overheard snatches of conversation, odd characters.
Nawal El Saadawi will be in conversation with Wendell Steavenson at the Frontline Club at 7pm on 26 October, and speaking at the Bristol Festival of Ideas on 30 October.
Our methodology of a participatory approach through participant observation, conversations and in-depth interviews in studying frontline worker motivation in a biomedical environment provides insights on organizational justice in the hospital environment that could not have been otherwise obtained.
Having been at the forefront of these conversations both intellectually and on the activist frontlines (and edited a book about these issues), it's deeply problematic and inaccurate to assume a racialized ideological spectrum that puts whites on the right and non-whites on the left.
Their collective analysis, they write, "is informed by wide-ranging data sources and by conversations with officials, business, and stakeholders on the frontlines of drought management".
Broadly speaking, the executives described conversations about reducing CBS's newsgathering capacity while keeping its frontline personalities, like Katie Couric, the CBS Evening News anchor, and paying a fee to CNN to buy the cable network's news feeds.
Ultimately, iSperm will empower those with the right mindset to get a better frontline read on male fertility, and enable nervous Nellies to have serious conversations on the subject that they might previously have avoided.
