This Week at ADB, Inc., 11-17 July 2010
Steve Cole reports:
The weather this week was warm (80-100F) but cloudy skies early in the week, and rain later in the week, made that bearable. The Spam Storm stayed relatively calm, with only about 400 per day.
Steve Cole re-established his plan for doing marketing on Monday (working on Café Press, following up on old leads, adding stores to the database), customer requests on Wednesday (updating medal records, sending the FC fighter stuff to the playtest section of the Commander's Circle, rejecting a proposed new weapon, adding a requested ship name), and deals and contracts on Friday (working on the Battlestations project). He also managed to do almost everything for Communique #56, packed more bags of plastic starship parts, got the CL#41 Supplemental File finished and sent to Jean, and updated the FC scenario database.
Steve Petrick reports that 16 of the Module Y3 SSDs are done.
Leanna and Mike were buried under monstrous mail orders, but managed to get them all shipped (what company can't use the money?). Mike was getting the minis inventory up to date so we can restock before the Bruce (who casts the ships) goes on six weeks of vacation.
Joel uploaded a bunch of stuff to the website. He and Jean decided to shut down the old MySpace page, as there was no reason (and not enough resources) to maintain it.
Jean continued finishing PD Feds. We checked the covers we had in the warehouse and found them so full of mistakes that we threw them away and printed new ones.
The weather this week was warm (80-100F) but cloudy skies early in the week, and rain later in the week, made that bearable. The Spam Storm stayed relatively calm, with only about 400 per day.
Steve Cole re-established his plan for doing marketing on Monday (working on Café Press, following up on old leads, adding stores to the database), customer requests on Wednesday (updating medal records, sending the FC fighter stuff to the playtest section of the Commander's Circle, rejecting a proposed new weapon, adding a requested ship name), and deals and contracts on Friday (working on the Battlestations project). He also managed to do almost everything for Communique #56, packed more bags of plastic starship parts, got the CL#41 Supplemental File finished and sent to Jean, and updated the FC scenario database.
Steve Petrick reports that 16 of the Module Y3 SSDs are done.
Leanna and Mike were buried under monstrous mail orders, but managed to get them all shipped (what company can't use the money?). Mike was getting the minis inventory up to date so we can restock before the Bruce (who casts the ships) goes on six weeks of vacation.
Joel uploaded a bunch of stuff to the website. He and Jean decided to shut down the old MySpace page, as there was no reason (and not enough resources) to maintain it.
Jean continued finishing PD Feds. We checked the covers we had in the warehouse and found them so full of mistakes that we threw them away and printed new ones.
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