The perceived line-crossers included the retailer Jonathan Adler, he writes, which used Twitter and e-mails to invite people to "storm our site" and created a code "Sandy" for free shipping; the company has since apologized.
When I returned to Brooklyn, Gina e-mailed to invite me to dinner but wrote, "I'm afraid to cook for you!" I took to asking friends if they would meet me at the one restaurant I had deemed "safe," a vegan and gluten-free spot with a refrigerator full of "alkalizing soup" and "chia seed porridge".
Prospective survey design using e-mail to invite nurses to take an electronic multiple choice pain knowledge test.
That will allow them to use e-mail to invite people to fill out the census rather than having to send out an army of enumerators to drop off the material.
We sent 15,000 letters by mails to invite people taking part into the survey, and the survey website link was provided in the letter for those who were willing to attend the survey by internet.
Second, participants received an e-mail to invite them to the second session of a module.
We contacted lead investigators of 14 studies by e-mail to invite their participation in a telephone interview.
All members of this society were prompted by e-mail to invite physicians to participate in an Internet based survey (with a maximum of two prompts).
Research assistants call these patients at least two weeks after the letters are mailed to invite them to participate in the study and to set up a time to meet.
The schedule contained questions around three themes: A. The concept of promoting oral health as part of Healthy Schools B. The delivery of OHP in Healthy Schools C. Drivers for oral health to be promoted as part of Healthy Schools Coordinators of the 22 LHSPs in the Northwest of England were mailed to invite them to participate and to give them information about the study.
Sincerely, Joan Joan Rivers personally e-mailed us twice to invite us to a book party she held at the 21 Club on Thursday night.
