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« Hans knows the truth is out there | Main | How to turn a Nintendo controller into a mouse »

Farewell Karen!

It's 11.30 in the morning and we've already polished off countless bacon sandwiches and chocoloate croissants, not to mention three bottles of fine champagne.

Don't get us wrong - we don't do this every morning (although we would secretly like to).

Today is Karen Field's last day at Gadget Master HQ as she returns to the United States to share her talent and insight after spending six months in the UK. A toast to celebrate her time with us was in order.

Gadget Master was actually the brainchild of Karen and her dedication and commitment not only ensured its survival, but its success.

Bon voyage, Karen. We only spent seven short weeks working together but it was an absolute blast and you will be sorely missed. Have a safe journey home!

Et a bientot!

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Posted by Robert Kotevski on July 26, 2007 11:30 AM



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