This Week at ADB, Inc., 15-21 July 2012
Steve Cole reports:
This was the first of the "two weeks of finishing Captain's Log #45" (although to make it easier on Jean the issue will actually go to press at the end of a third week). The weather this week was hot. The spam storm mostly remained at something over 200 per day. A unique medal as issued to our two top internet pirate hunters, Charles Chapel (who had found nearly 200 violations of ADB copyrights) and Shawn Hantke (who found nearly 600 violations of Paramount copyrights). The replacement for the replacement for the new bookbinder arrived and was not defective nor freight-damaged.
New on e23 this week was Captain's Log #24 and Federation Space.
Steve Cole worked on almost entirely on Captain's Log #45, and by the end of the week, 76 pages (just over 50% of the book) had been sent to Jean. Steve had to have a nurse dig the wax out of his good ear because it had gone deaf.
Steven Petrick worked on mostly on Captain's Log #45 but maintained some progress on the Advanced Missions revision.
Leanna kept orders and accounting up to date and began printing Nova edition Starmada books.
Mike kept orders going out, rebuilt the inventory, and managed customer service.
Joel did website updates, chased pirates, and helped Mike.
Jean managed our page on Facebook (which is up to 1,277 friends), proofread Captain's Log #45, and did some marketing.
This was the first of the "two weeks of finishing Captain's Log #45" (although to make it easier on Jean the issue will actually go to press at the end of a third week). The weather this week was hot. The spam storm mostly remained at something over 200 per day. A unique medal as issued to our two top internet pirate hunters, Charles Chapel (who had found nearly 200 violations of ADB copyrights) and Shawn Hantke (who found nearly 600 violations of Paramount copyrights). The replacement for the replacement for the new bookbinder arrived and was not defective nor freight-damaged.
New on e23 this week was Captain's Log #24 and Federation Space.
Steve Cole worked on almost entirely on Captain's Log #45, and by the end of the week, 76 pages (just over 50% of the book) had been sent to Jean. Steve had to have a nurse dig the wax out of his good ear because it had gone deaf.
Steven Petrick worked on mostly on Captain's Log #45 but maintained some progress on the Advanced Missions revision.
Leanna kept orders and accounting up to date and began printing Nova edition Starmada books.
Mike kept orders going out, rebuilt the inventory, and managed customer service.
Joel did website updates, chased pirates, and helped Mike.
Jean managed our page on Facebook (which is up to 1,277 friends), proofread Captain's Log #45, and did some marketing.
posted by Federation Commander at 7:56 AM
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