A long, long time ago, maybe twenty or so years ago, I told myself that even if you have one page about a person eating his lunch you should have a history in your head.
In keeping with the size of the dining room, Liana's menu is compact, too; it has one page with a handful of antipasti, pastas and only four main (or secondi) courses (plus a couple of recited specials).
Built by Martin Shuttleworth and the Guardian Interactive Team, it's a nod to a growing trend in web design, whereby sites are built to have "one page to rule them all", resizing and adapting to the size of your browser window, whatever platform you are on.
About.me sites, which have one page with a background image and links to social media profiles, function like online business cards.
When it came to making a report of what had happened with the patient during an encounter, some preferred to use a CDS rather than the EPR: " [In the CDS] all is written in one page, the important parts of the history, the examination and the conclusion, so we have one page that gives us the essence.
Mr. Coe liked to have one-page plot synopses from his writers, but for his third TV drama, Mr. Foote recalled, he didn't know how to put it on paper.
One way to secure testimonials is to have one-page evaluation forms available for hand-out, as people exit the event.
The project manager appoints owners of individual tasks each of which would have his own one page to capture the key issues of his responsibility.
But the day before departure I noticed I only had one blank page left in my passport, and South Africa, as most countries, requires at least two blank pages to allow entry.
