Everywhere Girl defects from Dell to HP

Sunday Supplement And gets the Navy on her side

By Adamson Rust

Sun Aug 15 2004, 17:20

WE'RE STILL not clear why the Everywhere Girl is helping the Navy out, nor why the Navy is a dot.com rather than a .gov or a .mil, but be that as it may, here she is again.

A more important siting over the weekend is the Everywhere Girl, swiftly passing over her lightning stint at Dell and Gateway, helping HP out in a series of Circuit City ads. She's not yawning, but hard at work.

Meanwhile go to the Web Archive to see the part she played in Microsoft in Education in the UK.

Busy Lizzie as she is, she's also helped out, Down Under.

And not content with being Everywhere in the academic world, she's attempting to woo you into going to the University of Colorado at Denver, here.

Is there any end to her talent? µ

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