In 1872 Aaron Montgomery Ward, a traveling dry goods salesman, started selling to farmers by mail through a one-page catalog list.
Despite the scant effort devoted to the Web store, Ms. Siegel said it generated $50,000 in revenues last year, to go along with $50,000 the organization raised through a one-page list of items it included in newsletters.
He then guided the teacher through a one-page outline of the proposed teaching strategy.
The patient participants were aware of the purpose of the study through a one-page announcement in the preconference patient pack and were asked for informed consent.
The patient education resource was added to the redesigned prototype through a link to a one-page synopsis of CRC screening [ 18], so that the provider could review it with the patient at the time of offering the screening.
One option is a one-page site.
Other resources identified included a patient information pathway leaflet with information on consultations, investigations, medications, treatments, education and discharge planning from day one through to discharge and a one-page computer printout from a prescribing software.
"And you could scroll through on one page and catch up.
According to prosecutors, early on Sept. 9, Mr. Halderman delivered to Mr. Letterman, through Mr. Letterman's limousine driver, a one-page screenplay treatment depicting the talk show host as a great success whose "world is about to collapse around him" with revelations of his trysts.
To obtain the help, families will be required to fill out a one-page application form available through World Trade Center employers, local Red Cross chapters and New York City's Family Assistance Centers.
As Jane Goodall puts it, "Larson blithely reverses the roles of human and nonhuman so that, as you browse through a collection you find on one page a Gary Larson human carelessly squishing a foolish dog (yapping when the man of the house is trying to watch the World Cup), and on another, a Gary Larson elephant carelessly squishing a foolish human".
