He preferred the ticket to the trip, the postcard to the place, the fragment to the whole.
The exhibition even encourages visitors to write postcards to the political prisoners in the Lego portraits.
Those, who did not respond to the postcard, received the questionnaire once again four weeks after the initial mailing.
In the morning we share another cup of tea and I manage to send a postcard to the office using the nation's official postbox.
In the morning, we share another cup of tea and I manage to send a postcard to the office using the nation's official postbox.
Improved location is one aspect of getting closer to the musical postcard, the other is the visual aspect.
In our Voices section, Joanna Zelman opens up about a feeling that is rarely owned up to in postcards: the loneliness of traveling.
Each of these potential participants received a personal letter providing information about the study and a prompt to return a postcard to the study coordinator denoting no further contact be made regarding potential participation; 19% exercised this opt-out option.
Hamsun knew that people regarded him as a traitor — he was shunned when he asked a boy to take a postcard to the mailbox.
Random allocation to the postcard group and the control group will be carried out by the independent statistician (HPY), who has no knowledge about participants characteristics, using blocked randomization and computer generated random numbers.
