Inside the bank building in Seattle, guests, who were e-mailed the location after logging on to onepot.org, dropped $10 and $20 bills into a collection pot by the door.
But, he suggested, "If the buyer is Barack Obama, however, I would not want you to say, 'No, we don't accept Democrats or black people.' Do you understand me?" The hearing occurred after a series of threats were e-mailed to William Snyder, the court-appointed chief restructuring officer, who had canceled the first scheduled auction of the team.
Invitations to complete an online questionnaire were e-mailed in June of 2012 to 1,464 panel members aged 18-20.
Subjects were e-mailed a link to a web-based questionnaire that presented descriptions (criteria values) of five alternatives.
After accepting our invitation, the Excel-based questionnaire and an instruction sheet were e-mailed to the respondent.
Bristol and Sheffield Medical Schools, UK. 1484 medical students in their clinical years were e-mailed the questionnaire.
Clinicians were e-mailed a link to an electronic version of the survey following the completion of the study period.
All attending physicians in the IM Department and all third year resident physicians were e-mailed to be invited to participate in the study.
One hundred and sixty-eight (10%) of the total 1735 farms that were e-mailed could not be contacted via the provided e-mail addresses.
A personal approach was utilised reflecting the researcher's desire to provide a context for the study and address any questions raised, although questionnaires were e-mailed when students were absent from class.
All pediatricians and pediatric intensive care unit nurses and respiratory therapists (RTs) who are affiliated with one Canadian University were e-mailed the survey using an electronic, secure, survey distribution and collection system (REDCap, Research Electronic Data Capture) [ 42].
