This Week at ADB, Inc., 17-23 May 2015
Steve Cole reports:
This was a week we continued working on current projects. The weather this week was wet, with constant rain. It got so bad we had to leave early some days. The spam storm mostly remained at something under 200 per day. Thursday was the annual company picnic.
New on Warehouse 23, DriveThruRPG, and Wargame Vault this week was JagdPanther #14.
Steve Cole worked on A Call to Arms: Star Fleet, Captain's Log #51, fiction, and art for the Klingon Master Starship Book. He also found a moment to correct and update some Wall of Honor pages and to walk as much as the weather allowed.
Steven Petrick worked on the Klingon Master Starship Book and Captain's Log #51.
The 2500 project continues to wait for production molds that are months late.
The Starlist Update Project moved forward with one new entry.
Leanna kept orders and accounting up to date.
Mike kept orders going out and rebuilt the inventory.
Simone did website updates and some graphics.
Jean worked on the text catalog update, updated the list of updated products, managed our page on Facebook (which is up to 2,613 friends), managed our Twitter feed (149 followers), commanded the Rangers, dealt with the continuing spam assault on the BBS, managed the blog feed, took care of customers, uploaded PDFs, and did some marketing.
This was a week we continued working on current projects. The weather this week was wet, with constant rain. It got so bad we had to leave early some days. The spam storm mostly remained at something under 200 per day. Thursday was the annual company picnic.
New on Warehouse 23, DriveThruRPG, and Wargame Vault this week was JagdPanther #14.
Steve Cole worked on A Call to Arms: Star Fleet, Captain's Log #51, fiction, and art for the Klingon Master Starship Book. He also found a moment to correct and update some Wall of Honor pages and to walk as much as the weather allowed.
Steven Petrick worked on the Klingon Master Starship Book and Captain's Log #51.
The 2500 project continues to wait for production molds that are months late.
The Starlist Update Project moved forward with one new entry.
Leanna kept orders and accounting up to date.
Mike kept orders going out and rebuilt the inventory.
Simone did website updates and some graphics.
Jean worked on the text catalog update, updated the list of updated products, managed our page on Facebook (which is up to 2,613 friends), managed our Twitter feed (149 followers), commanded the Rangers, dealt with the continuing spam assault on the BBS, managed the blog feed, took care of customers, uploaded PDFs, and did some marketing.
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