The students then mailed one poster to a random school in a random town in each of the 50 states, along with a letter asking for a poster in return.
Because they've joined us, CNN, the Dalai Lama, the Obamas, the Boston Globe and some random town in Germany in our fight against the dreaded, disease spreading hand shake.
You know nothing about this prospective person, and you have no idea if they're single, attached, getting married in a lavish ceremony with a vegan menu in some random town called Rhinebeck, or just a cad looking to get laid.
We just took a train until the next stop, like a junk train, we'd get off in this random town and just go find the downtown and try to busk and try to find a punk so we could play a house show or something.
In other words, W ci was removed from the exposure model (Equation 2), resulting in a new exposure model in which a random town-level intercept term is the only nonresidual term used to predict long-term NO2.
Yet its overarching mission is "to create informed and engaged communities" in the 26 cities where the company had newspapers in 1991, the year James L. Knight died, focusing primarily on the eight "Random Acts" towns, where Knight maintains individual program offices.
His modus operandi was simple: carry a weapon, go to a random provincial town, see somewhere with cash, rob it.
"It may look like a shitty little field with runty little trees in a random little town, but it's an amazing scientific resource," Olson said, as he led me through the hilly, hardscrabble acre that constitutes the International Moringa Germplasm Collection.
#WhateverUSA is a campaign that has already worked once for Bud Light, where the brand builds a random party town for a week of 'spontaneous fun' with contest winners and celebrities in attendance.
For instance, it would be a bad idea to make a documentary about everyday life in a random small town unless you're really confident you can make the lives of ordinary people interesting and meaningful in some way.
