This Week at ADB, Inc., 17 - 23 April 2011
Steve Cole reports:
This was a week of continuing work on products that haven't gotten finished yet. The weather this week was warm, starting to reach actually hot temperatures in mid-afternoon. The spam storm continued at about 100 per day.
Newly uploaded to e23 was Captain's Log #5.
Steve Cole suffered pain (apparently a pinched nerve in his back) on Wednesday, which sent him home on Friday and Saturday. Despite this, he finished the Ship Cards for Transports Attacked, and continued work on Captain's Log #43, Star Fleet Marines, and the mysterious U contract. He reviewed a story synopsis by Mike Bennett and told him to change the "miracle shooting" if he wanted it published. He also put the Romulan Attack scenarios into the FC Reference Scenario Book, checked out the iPhone Dac App, reviewed and rejected the Phaser Needle proposed by Tony Cutcliffe, and wrote three reserve blogs (one of which Jean swears will never see the light of day).
Steven Petrick worked on C3A and Captain's Log #43.
Leanna kept orders and accounting up to date and served notice that the design department needs to finish a product.
Mike kept orders going out and rebuilt the inventory.
Joel did website updates, smacked pirates, and helped Mike.
Jean reports that our page on Facebook has reached 789 friends and that e23 sales are the best month this year. She worked on Starship Aldo.
This was a week of continuing work on products that haven't gotten finished yet. The weather this week was warm, starting to reach actually hot temperatures in mid-afternoon. The spam storm continued at about 100 per day.
Newly uploaded to e23 was Captain's Log #5.
Steve Cole suffered pain (apparently a pinched nerve in his back) on Wednesday, which sent him home on Friday and Saturday. Despite this, he finished the Ship Cards for Transports Attacked, and continued work on Captain's Log #43, Star Fleet Marines, and the mysterious U contract. He reviewed a story synopsis by Mike Bennett and told him to change the "miracle shooting" if he wanted it published. He also put the Romulan Attack scenarios into the FC Reference Scenario Book, checked out the iPhone Dac App, reviewed and rejected the Phaser Needle proposed by Tony Cutcliffe, and wrote three reserve blogs (one of which Jean swears will never see the light of day).
Steven Petrick worked on C3A and Captain's Log #43.
Leanna kept orders and accounting up to date and served notice that the design department needs to finish a product.
Mike kept orders going out and rebuilt the inventory.
Joel did website updates, smacked pirates, and helped Mike.
Jean reports that our page on Facebook has reached 789 friends and that e23 sales are the best month this year. She worked on Starship Aldo.
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