George Monbiot risks dismissing vital currents within the green movement when he reduces some radical climate justice politics as "anarchism".
Ginsberg's embrace of immediacy was the Beats' as a whole, was in fact the common denominator of the most vital currents in postwar American art -- Gillespie and Parker, de Kooning and Pollock, Cunningham and Cage: a risk-seeking, ecstatic spontaneity flung in the face of the cold war mentality.
His model was Shakespeare Laurence Olivierr's bombastic Henry V had "a kind of shock value", convincing Whelan that the historical play could be reimagined as something vital, something current.
Her work feels most vital and current when it involves some kind of interaction or transaction, whether it's one to one or many to many.
Among Vital's current favorites are Total and ENI, based respectively in France and Italy.
Customers as well as employees want to relate and engage with real people as leaders, and business leaders need to interact with real employees and customers to stay vital and current.
The Community Health Index unique identifier was used by the Grampian Health Board to check vital status, current address and general practitioner (GP) for the 175 women.
Registry follow up is updated annually by a certified cancer registrar with information on recurrence, subsequent treatment and vital status, current through 2007.
It is important that such networks are maintained and improved across the tropics, and vital that current spatial data gaps are filled (Fig. 1b).
Understanding governance systems for adaptation is vital given current and future substantial monetary investments in adaptation activities; that is, identifying who is involved in making policy and practical decisions relating to climate change and health, and the enabling and hindering factors for different contexts.
