As the coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, he was fined $10,000 by the N.H.L. for comments he made after a 2007 loss to Atlanta, and $1,000 for criticizing a referee in a Lightning-Flyers game in 2002.
They read, "400,000 DEAD," "SHAME ON SACKLER," "200 DEAD EACH DAY," and "TAKE DOWN THEIR NAME". On the lobby floor, about ten people lay down to stage a die-in, amid the flyers and pill bottles.
We recruited participants by approaching them in-person (Site A) or by posting flyers in the clinic (Site B).
Bessler's office is on the fifth floor of a Columbia University Medical Center building, in a hallway with flyers advertising Buddha Body Yoga and Post-Weight Loss Surgery Psychotherapy.
Several dozen protesters were inside 205 North 8th Street, an unoccupied luxury building called The Bedford, for an event dubbed in online flyers as an "Occu-Party".
Four recruitment approaches were used: venue-based, advertisements in locally posted flyers, a participant-referral incentive system similar to respondent-driven sampling [ 54], and word-of-mouth referral without incentives.
Accordingly, Jean-Christophe Cambadélis, the secretary of the rival Socialist Party, prepared to coat Paris in twenty thousand flyers bearing a red-and-blue-star-studded image of Sarkozy, in jeans and a checked oxford shirt, sleeves rolled back and smirking through blackened Ray-Bans, atop (of all things) a white horse, "Texan-cowboy-style," as Le Figaro put it.
IdeaWorks reckons almost half of the $9.9 billion rise can be chalked up to an increase in flyers and general revenues, with the rest of the increase split between better financial disclosure, stronger merchandising efforts and the sale of more services.
