This Week at ADB, Inc., 19-25 September 2010
Steve Cole reports:
The weather this week remained comfortably cool; it rained a little on Wednesday and Thursday and was cloudy all week (as it always is when the local fair is in town). The Spam Storm kicked up with 1000 on Tuesday, then trailed off to normal levels. Bad news this week was that Alien Armada was delayed to November and Star Fleet Marines Assault to next year.
Steve Cole has spent the week keeping up with the final stages of Steven Petrick's Y3 project, and completed the Wall of Honor Audits for CL#10-CL#28. He got some experience with Leanna's Kindle so he could help her get the first book ready. He got the alert out on time (Jean has insisted on him doing one alert per week). He got the pack of six Frax ships (including the battleship) done and Leanna uploaded those to e23. He tried to work on Federation Admiral, but had to send the files back to be modified (twice). Steve also did some graphics for Café Press and the Kindle book, got the first chapter of Federation Admiral done, and did three packs of Frax ships for e23 (of which one has been uploaded).
Steven Petrick continued working on Module Y3, and we started printing books on Thursday. (Shipments began on schedule on 27 September.) He took time out to explain to players why he would not approve another Federation single-space photon fighter. Steven Petrick also created Module YG3 which will be available on the shopping cart today. It will ship next Monday and will be on e23 then as well.
Leanna kept the orders going out and continued trying to get the first book ready for Kindle.
Mike Sparks got another video done, and kept all of the orders going out. He worked with Joel Shutts to continue improving and expanding the selection on Café Press. Xander Fulton did some splendid coffee mugs for that project.
Jean Sexton did her first TalkShoe program on Thursday, the 23rd, and seemed to enjoy interacting with the players. She has also been making our page on Facebook one of the most active game company sites.
The weather this week remained comfortably cool; it rained a little on Wednesday and Thursday and was cloudy all week (as it always is when the local fair is in town). The Spam Storm kicked up with 1000 on Tuesday, then trailed off to normal levels. Bad news this week was that Alien Armada was delayed to November and Star Fleet Marines Assault to next year.
Steve Cole has spent the week keeping up with the final stages of Steven Petrick's Y3 project, and completed the Wall of Honor Audits for CL#10-CL#28. He got some experience with Leanna's Kindle so he could help her get the first book ready. He got the alert out on time (Jean has insisted on him doing one alert per week). He got the pack of six Frax ships (including the battleship) done and Leanna uploaded those to e23. He tried to work on Federation Admiral, but had to send the files back to be modified (twice). Steve also did some graphics for Café Press and the Kindle book, got the first chapter of Federation Admiral done, and did three packs of Frax ships for e23 (of which one has been uploaded).
Steven Petrick continued working on Module Y3, and we started printing books on Thursday. (Shipments began on schedule on 27 September.) He took time out to explain to players why he would not approve another Federation single-space photon fighter. Steven Petrick also created Module YG3 which will be available on the shopping cart today. It will ship next Monday and will be on e23 then as well.
Leanna kept the orders going out and continued trying to get the first book ready for Kindle.
Mike Sparks got another video done, and kept all of the orders going out. He worked with Joel Shutts to continue improving and expanding the selection on Café Press. Xander Fulton did some splendid coffee mugs for that project.
Jean Sexton did her first TalkShoe program on Thursday, the 23rd, and seemed to enjoy interacting with the players. She has also been making our page on Facebook one of the most active game company sites.
posted by Federation Commander at 1:15 PM
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