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They say that the first skill an editor learns on the job is patience, but I think that Karen Gettman was born with an excess of it. She must have caught on after the second or third time that when I said "it should be done in just another week," I really was talking about months. Yet she never betrayed any sign of dismay, even though I'm sure she was fighting an increasingly restive production and marketing staff. To Karen, all I can say is "thank you!" Thanks also to Mary Hart, the assistant editor responsible for my book. I have worked with Mary on other projects, and I know that it is her tireless effort that makes publishing with Addison-Wesley seem so frictionless. I am extremely grateful to the technical reviewers who worked so diligently to keep me honest: Jon Orwant, James Lee, Harry Hochheiser, Robert Kolstad, Sander Wahls, and Megan Conklin. The book is very much better because of your efforts. I owe a debt of gratitude to the long-suffering members of my laboratory ”Ravi, David, Marco, Hong, Guanming, Nathalie, and Peter; they have somehow managed to keep things moving forward even during the last months of manuscript preparation, when my morning absences became increasingly extended. And of course I wish to thank my wife, Jean, who has stuck with me through several of these projects already, and has never, ever, asked for the dining room table back. |
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