The Phoenyx - akus - 997.182: Serbia: Cargo

Mon

Dec 26
2005

18:01Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo

Once Ricardo and Lysia finish at the Port Captain's office they head 
toward the offices of the brokers.

The brokers have their offices next to a large warehouse near the 
starport. The sign above the door says Link and Ellis Import/Export.

When you reach the door you see a smaller sign that says Joyce Ellis 
and Orion Link, brokers.

Joyce Ellis and Orion Link are the two brokers you are looking for.

Eris
AKU GM

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Bruce Johnson

Mon

Jan 2
2006

18:04Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo

On Dec 26, 2005, at 11:01 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:

> Once Ricardo and Lysia finish at the Port Captain's office they head
> toward the offices of the brokers.
>
> The brokers have their offices next to a large warehouse near the
> starport. The sign above the door says Link and Ellis Import/Export.
>
> When you reach the door you see a smaller sign that says Joyce Ellis
> and Orion Link, brokers.
>
> Joyce Ellis and Orion Link are the two brokers you are looking for.

Ricardo enters the office. "Hello. You guys rang the Mae Lee?"

--
Bruce Johnson

"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai

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Eris Reddoch

Mon

Jan 2
2006

21:50Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo

Bruce Johnson wrote:
> On Dec 26, 2005, at 11:01 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:
> 
> 
>>Once Ricardo and Lysia finish at the Port Captain's office they head
>>toward the offices of the brokers.
>>
>>The brokers have their offices next to a large warehouse near the
>>starport. The sign above the door says Link and Ellis Import/Export.
>>
>>When you reach the door you see a smaller sign that says Joyce Ellis
>>and Orion Link, brokers.
>>
>>Joyce Ellis and Orion Link are the two brokers you are looking for.
> 
> 
> Ricardo enters the office. "Hello. You guys rang the Mae Lee?"

Inside the office there are two desks, one is empty and the other is 
occupied by Orion Link.

"Good to see you again, Captain!" says Orion as he stands up and 
offers his hand, "Joyce is out in the warehouse doing an update on 
the inventory to confirm what we have and what we need to ship out."

"From your comm it sounds like you are in something of a hurry to 
lift." he says, "I hope that doesn't mean you've not enjoyed your 
stay here on Serbia?"

Eris
AKU GM

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D S

Wed

Jan 4
2006

06:40Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eris Reddoch" 
>>
>>>Once Ricardo and Lysia finish at the Port Captain's office they head
>>>toward the offices of the brokers.
>>>
>>>The brokers have their offices next to a large warehouse near the
>>>starport. The sign above the door says Link and Ellis Import/Export.
>>>
>>>When you reach the door you see a smaller sign that says Joyce Ellis
>>>and Orion Link, brokers.
>>>
>>>Joyce Ellis and Orion Link are the two brokers you are looking for.
>>
>> Ricardo enters the office. "Hello. You guys rang the Mae Lee?"
>
> Inside the office there are two desks, one is empty and the other is
> occupied by Orion Link.
>
> "Good to see you again, Captain!" says Orion as he stands up and
> offers his hand, "Joyce is out in the warehouse doing an update on
> the inventory to confirm what we have and what we need to ship out."
>
> "From your comm it sounds like you are in something of a hurry to
> lift." he says, "I hope that doesn't mean you've not enjoyed your
> stay here on Serbia?"

Lysia smiles and adjusts her glasses, "Actually I've been having a 
delightful
time, the jail cells in town are particularly comfortable."

"Exactly, what kinds of cargo were we looking for today boss?"

Lysia David

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Bruce Johnson

Wed

Jan 4
2006

16:31Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo

On Jan 2, 2006, at 2:50 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote:

> Bruce Johnson wrote:
>> On Dec 26, 2005, at 11:01 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Once Ricardo and Lysia finish at the Port Captain's office they head
>>> toward the offices of the brokers.
>>>
>>> The brokers have their offices next to a large warehouse near the
>>> starport. The sign above the door says Link and Ellis Import/Export.
>>>
>>> When you reach the door you see a smaller sign that says Joyce Ellis
>>> and Orion Link, brokers.
>>>
>>> Joyce Ellis and Orion Link are the two brokers you are looking for.
>>
>>
>> Ricardo enters the office. "Hello. You guys rang the Mae Lee?"
>
> Inside the office there are two desks, one is empty and the other is
> occupied by Orion Link.
>
> "Good to see you again, Captain!" says Orion as he stands up and
> offers his hand, "Joyce is out in the warehouse doing an update on
> the inventory to confirm what we have and what we need to ship out."
>
> "From your comm it sounds like you are in something of a hurry to
> lift." he says, "I hope that doesn't mean you've not enjoyed your
> stay here on Serbia?"

Ricardo shakes.

"Nah, just itchy feet, and more important, a schedule to keep. I've  
got a deadline to Montrose with a fair pile of credits on it.  
Besides, we may be here a few days more if that alters things, since  
we've got some passengers may or may not be ready to leave. I should  
know as soon as my purser calls me."

As if on cue Ricardo's fone rings. He pulls it out. "Honest...I  
didn't plan it this way..." he says to Orion, and flips it open.

"Ricardo. Yeah... well that's great Woof! Get the stores sorted out  
and I'll talk later. I'm at the broker's right now. As usual, you  
have impeccable timing."

He turns to Orion and says "When do you want to start loading? I'm  
going to be fuelled up later today, we should be ready to boost any  
time everything and everyone's loaded."

While they're discussing things Ricardo says, "Hey, you know that  
stout they serve over at ...You know  
where I could contact the brewery? That was some good stuff, I'd like  
to pick up some for the ship, if not for a little spec."

--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs

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Eris Reddoch

Thu

Jan 5
2006

18:58Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Bruce Johnson wrote:

>>>> The brokers have their offices next to a large warehouse
>>>> near the starport. The sign above the door says Link and
>>>> Ellis Import/Export.
>>>> 
>>>> When you reach the door you see a smaller sign that says
>>>> Joyce Ellis and Orion Link, brokers.
>>>> 
>>>> Joyce Ellis and Orion Link are the two brokers you are
>>>> looking for.
>>> 
>>> Ricardo enters the office. "Hello. You guys rang the Mae
>>> Lee?"
>> 
>> Inside the office there are two desks, one is empty and the
>> other is occupied by Orion Link.
>> 
>> "Good to see you again, Captain!" says Orion as he stands up
>> and offers his hand, "Joyce is out in the warehouse doing an
>> update on the inventory to confirm what we have and what we
>> need to ship out."
>> 
>> "From your comm it sounds like you are in something of a hurry
>> to lift." he says, "I hope that doesn't mean you've not enjoyed
>> your stay here on Serbia?"
> 
> Ricardo shakes.

OOC: With everything that's been going on, I bet he shakes all the 
time. :)

> "Nah, just itchy feet, and more important, a schedule to keep.
> I've got a deadline to Montrose with a fair pile of credits on
> it. Besides, we may be here a few days more if that alters
> things, since we've got some passengers may or may not be ready
> to leave. I should know as soon as my purser calls me."
> 
> As if on cue Ricardo's fone rings. He pulls it out. "Honest...I
> didn't plan it this way..." he says to Orion, and flips it open.

> "Ricardo. Yeah... well that's great Woof! Get the stores sorted
> out and I'll talk later. I'm at the broker's right now. As usual,
> you have impeccable timing."
> 
> He turns to Orion and says "When do you want to start loading?
> I'm going to be fuelled up later today, we should be ready to
> boost any time everything and everyone's loaded."

Orion says, "Standard cargo rate is 1,000 cr a ton, and we've got a 
lot that needs to go out.

He checks his computer and says, "Well, from here to Newton we've 
got several cargoes that need to go out. Let me go over them with 
you...and I assume you'll be heading from Newton to Wrothag and then 
on to Montrose, correct? So, I'll check for those systems, too."

"To Newton we've got...

1.  1 10 ton load of hard wood
2.  5 lots of grain (15, 10, 25, 15, and 25 tons) totaling 90 tons
3.  1 2 ton lot of jam from Hardy farms

..."for a total of 102 tons."

"From here to Wrothag we've got..."

4.  1 50 ton lot of wood
5.  2 lots (40 and 50 tons) of grain totaling 90 tons
6.  6 lots of assorted foodstuffs (5, 5, 10, 25, 15, 20) total is 80

..."that's another 270 tons."

"And let's see, from here to Montrose we've got..."

7. 2 tons of mail...that's a security shipment, do you have a 
separate lockable cargo compartment for that? If you do it'll pay 
10,000 cr per ton.

8. 4 lots of grain (40, 30, 20, 50) totaling 140 tons
9. 1 5 ton lot of wine
10. 1 20 ton lot of beer
11. 1 5 ton lot of vendu beef

"...that adds another 172 tons. So, the grand total is 544 tons of 
cargo that we have going out. How much of it do you want?"

> While they're discussing things Ricardo says, "Hey, you know that
>  stout they serve over at ...You
> know where I could contact the brewery? That was some good stuff,
> I'd like to pick up some for the ship, if not for a little spec."

"Let me call the brewery for you." Orion says, "I'll see if I can 
get you a deal on some of it if you want. My fee is only 3% of the 
negotiated price."

OOC: I'll let you know what Orion negotiates, or if you turn him 
down what *you* can negotiate with the brewery once you let me know 
which way you're going. However, you also find the following 
possible speculative cargoes while you are looking around....you can 
choose any or none of them as well as any of the ale you negotiate for.

A. Statuary. 5 dtons @ 250,000 base.
Buy mod Na -2, Ni -2, Po -6 => AVT modifier -2.
Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.

B.  Petrochemicals. 1 dtons @ 10,000 base.
Buy mod In +1, Na -4, Ni -5 => AVT modifier -5.
Sell mod Na -4, Ni -5, In +3.

C.  Furniture. 35 dtons @ 15,000 base.
Buy mod Ag -1, In -4, Po -2 => AVT modifier -1.
Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.

D.  Strong Acids. 9 dtons @ 15,000 base.
Buy mod Ni -2, Po -1 => AVT modifier -2.
Sell mod In +4, Ri -1.

You can consider the UWP's for the 3 systems you are visiting next 
to help you decide what to buy...

Newton:   A652A9C-A Hi Po
Wrothag:  C578221-6 Ni Lo
Montrose: A966845-A Ri

Eris
AKU GM

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Eris Reddoch

Mon

Jan 9
2006

22:14Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Eris Reddoch wrote:

> Bruce Johnson wrote:
> 
> 
>>>>> The brokers have their offices next to a large warehouse 
>>>>> near the starport. The sign above the door says Link and 
>>>>> Ellis Import/Export.
>>>>> 
>>>>> When you reach the door you see a smaller sign that says 
>>>>> Joyce Ellis and Orion Link, brokers.
>>>>> 
>>>>> Joyce Ellis and Orion Link are the two brokers you are 
>>>>> looking for.
>>>> 
>>>> Ricardo enters the office. "Hello. You guys rang the Mae 
>>>> Lee?"
>>> 
>>> Inside the office there are two desks, one is empty and the 
>>> other is occupied by Orion Link.
>>> 
>>> "Good to see you again, Captain!" says Orion as he stands up 
>>> and offers his hand, "Joyce is out in the warehouse doing an 
>>> update on the inventory to confirm what we have and what we 
>>> need to ship out."
>>> 
>>> "From your comm it sounds like you are in something of a
>>> hurry to lift." he says, "I hope that doesn't mean you've not
>>> enjoyed your stay here on Serbia?"

>>Ricardo shakes.
> 
> 
> OOC: With everything that's been going on, I bet he shakes all
> the time. :)
> 
> 
>> "Nah, just itchy feet, and more important, a schedule to keep. 
>> I've got a deadline to Montrose with a fair pile of credits on 
>> it. Besides, we may be here a few days more if that alters 
>> things, since we've got some passengers may or may not be ready
>>  to leave. I should know as soon as my purser calls me."
>> 
>> As if on cue Ricardo's fone rings. He pulls it out. "Honest...I
>>  didn't plan it this way..." he says to Orion, and flips it
>> open.
> 
> 
>> "Ricardo. Yeah... well that's great Woof! Get the stores sorted
>>  out and I'll talk later. I'm at the broker's right now. As
>> usual, you have impeccable timing."
>> 
>> He turns to Orion and says "When do you want to start loading? 
>> I'm going to be fuelled up later today, we should be ready to 
>> boost any time everything and everyone's loaded."
> 
> 
> Orion says, "Standard cargo rate is 1,000 cr a ton, and we've got
> a lot that needs to go out.
> 
> He checks his computer and says, "Well, from here to Newton we've
>  got several cargoes that need to go out. Let me go over them
> with you...and I assume you'll be heading from Newton to Wrothag
> and then on to Montrose, correct? So, I'll check for those
> systems, too."
> 
> "To Newton we've got...
> 
> 1.  1 10 ton load of hard wood
> 2.  5 lots of grain (15, 10, 25, 15, and 25 tons) totaling 90 tons
> 3.  1 2 ton lot of jam from Hardy farms
> 
> ..."for a total of 102 tons."
> 
> "From here to Wrothag we've got..."
> 
> 4.  1 50 ton lot of wood
> 5.  2 lots (40 and 50 tons) of grain totaling 90 tons
> 6.  6 lots of assorted foodstuffs (5, 5, 10, 25, 15, 20) total is 80
> 
> ..."that's another 270 tons."

"Oops! Pardon my math, that's 220 tons." Orion chuckles.
> 
> "And let's see, from here to Montrose we've got..."
> 
> 7. 2 tons of mail...that's a security shipment, do you have a 
> separate lockable cargo compartment for that? If you do it'll pay 
> 10,000 cr per ton.
> 
> 8. 4 lots of grain (40, 30, 20, 50) totaling 140 tons
> 9. 1 5 ton lot of wine
> 10. 1 20 ton lot of beer
> 11. 1 5 ton lot of vendu beef
> 
> "...that adds another 172 tons. So, the grand total is 544 tons of 
> cargo that we have going out. How much of it do you want?"

OOC: 494 tons of cargo on offer.

>> While they're discussing things Ricardo says, "Hey, you know
>> that stout they serve over at > Dell>...You know where I could contact the brewery? That was
>> some good stuff, I'd like to pick up some for the ship, if not
>> for a little spec."
> 
> "Let me call the brewery for you." Orion says, "I'll see if I can
>  get you a deal on some of it if you want. My fee is only 3% of
> the negotiated price."
> 
> OOC: I'll let you know what Orion negotiates, or if you turn him 
> down what *you* can negotiate with the brewery once you let me
> know which way you're going. However, you also find the following
>  possible speculative cargoes while you are looking around....you
> can choose any or none of them as well as any of the ale you
> negotiate for.

> A. Statuary. 5 dtons @ 250,000 base.
> Buy mod Na -2, Ni -2, Po -6 => AVT modifier -2.
> Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.
> 
> B.  Petrochemicals. 1 dtons @ 10,000 base.
> Buy mod In +1, Na -4, Ni -5 => AVT modifier -5.
> Sell mod Na -4, Ni -5, In +3.
> 
> C.  Furniture. 35 dtons @ 15,000 base.
> Buy mod Ag -1, In -4, Po -2 => AVT modifier -1.
> Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.
> 
> D.  Strong Acids. 9 dtons @ 15,000 base.
> Buy mod Ni -2, Po -1 => AVT modifier -2.
> Sell mod In +4, Ri -1.
> 
> You can consider the UWP's for the 3 systems you are visiting
> next to help you decide what to buy...
> 
> Newton:   A652A9C-A Hi Po
> Wrothag:  C578221-6 Ni Lo
> Montrose: A966845-A Ri

Eris
AKU GM

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Bruce Johnson

Tue

Jan 10
2006

18:48Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

On Jan 9, 2006, at 3:14 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote:

>>
>> Orion says, "Standard cargo rate is 1,000 cr a ton, and we've got
>> a lot that needs to go out.
>>
>> He checks his computer and says, "Well, from here to Newton we've
>>  got several cargoes that need to go out. Let me go over them
>> with you...and I assume you'll be heading from Newton to Wrothag
>> and then on to Montrose, correct? So, I'll check for those
>> systems, too."
>>
>> "To Newton we've got...
>>
>> 1.  1 10 ton load of hard wood
>> 2.  5 lots of grain (15, 10, 25, 15, and 25 tons) totaling 90 tons
>> 3.  1 2 ton lot of jam from Hardy farms
>>
>> ..."for a total of 102 tons."
>>
>> "From here to Wrothag we've got..."
>>
>> 4.  1 50 ton lot of wood
>> 5.  2 lots (40 and 50 tons) of grain totaling 90 tons
>> 6.  6 lots of assorted foodstuffs (5, 5, 10, 25, 15, 20) total is 80
>>
>> ..."that's another 270 tons."
>
> "Oops! Pardon my math, that's 220 tons." Orion chuckles.
>>
>> "And let's see, from here to Montrose we've got..."
>>
>> 7. 2 tons of mail...that's a security shipment, do you have a
>> separate lockable cargo compartment for that? If you do it'll pay
>> 10,000 cr per ton.

OOC> We have that security 'fence' thing we can set up, right?


>>
>> 8. 4 lots of grain (40, 30, 20, 50) totaling 140 tons
>> 9. 1 5 ton lot of wine
>> 10. 1 20 ton lot of beer
>> 11. 1 5 ton lot of vendu beef
>>
>> "...that adds another 172 tons. So, the grand total is 544 tons of
>> cargo that we have going out. How much of it do you want?"
>
> OOC: 494 tons of cargo on offer.

OOC> How much do we have taken up right now? I know we have 330 tons  
total space. Dammit, it's been like 6 months RL since I looked at  
that info.

OOC> Grr. Time to get off my ass and make that web app so we can keep  
track of our money and cargo.

>
>>> While they're discussing things Ricardo says, "Hey, you know
>>> that stout they serve over at >> Dell>...You know where I could contact the brewery? That was
>>> some good stuff, I'd like to pick up some for the ship, if not
>>> for a little spec."
>>
>> "Let me call the brewery for you." Orion says, "I'll see if I can
>>  get you a deal on some of it if you want. My fee is only 3% of
>> the negotiated price."
>>
>> OOC: I'll let you know what Orion negotiates, or if you turn him
>> down what *you* can negotiate with the brewery once you let me
>> know which way you're going. However, you also find the following
>>  possible speculative cargoes while you are looking around....you
>> can choose any or none of them as well as any of the ale you
>> negotiate for.

Ricardo's feeling generous. "You know them, you do it."

>
>> A. Statuary. 5 dtons @ 250,000 base.
>> Buy mod Na -2, Ni -2, Po -6 => AVT modifier -2.
>> Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.
>>

>> C.  Furniture. 35 dtons @ 15,000 base.
>> Buy mod Ag -1, In -4, Po -2 => AVT modifier -1.
>> Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.

I'm thinking these, both for sale on Montrose.

>> You can consider the UWP's for the 3 systems you are visiting
>> next to help you decide what to buy...
>>
>> Newton:   A652A9C-A Hi Po
>> Wrothag:  C578221-6 Ni Lo
>> Montrose: A966845-A Ri
>
> Eris
> AKU GM

--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs

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Eris Reddoch

Wed

Jan 11
2006

15:59Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Bruce Johnson wrote:
> On Jan 9, 2006, at 3:14 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote:
> 
> 
>>>Orion says, "Standard cargo rate is 1,000 cr a ton, and we've got
>>>a lot that needs to go out.
>>>
>>>He checks his computer and says, "Well, from here to Newton we've
>>> got several cargoes that need to go out. Let me go over them
>>>with you...and I assume you'll be heading from Newton to Wrothag
>>>and then on to Montrose, correct? So, I'll check for those
>>>systems, too."
>>>
>>>"To Newton we've got...
>>>
>>>1.  1 10 ton load of hard wood
>>>2.  5 lots of grain (15, 10, 25, 15, and 25 tons) totaling 90 tons
>>>3.  1 2 ton lot of jam from Hardy farms
>>>
>>>..."for a total of 102 tons."
>>>
>>>"From here to Wrothag we've got..."
>>>
>>>4.  1 50 ton lot of wood
>>>5.  2 lots (40 and 50 tons) of grain totaling 90 tons
>>>6.  6 lots of assorted foodstuffs (5, 5, 10, 25, 15, 20) total is 80
>>>
>>>..."that's another 270 tons."
>>
>>"Oops! Pardon my math, that's 220 tons." Orion chuckles.
>>
>>>"And let's see, from here to Montrose we've got..."
>>>
>>>7. 2 tons of mail...that's a security shipment, do you have a
>>>separate lockable cargo compartment for that? If you do it'll pay
>>>10,000 cr per ton.
> 
> 
> OOC> We have that security 'fence' thing we can set up, right?

Not exactly a security fence...it's a separate cargo compartment...

Cargo Space        Volume         Handling Equip   Stere/hr
  Large Bay     4620 m3 (330 dtons)    Grav           1638      LS

  Small Bay      140 m3 (10 dtons)     Manual         20/person LS

>>>8. 4 lots of grain (40, 30, 20, 50) totaling 140 tons
>>>9. 1 5 ton lot of wine
>>>10. 1 20 ton lot of beer
>>>11. 1 5 ton lot of vendu beef
>>>
>>>"...that adds another 172 tons. So, the grand total is 544 tons of
>>>cargo that we have going out. How much of it do you want?"
>>
>>OOC: 494 tons of cargo on offer.
> 
> OOC> How much do we have taken up right now? I know we have 330 tons  
> total space. Dammit, it's been like 6 months RL since I looked at  
> that info.

You left Mark in a hurry, remember? So you only had cargo aboard 
that was being delivered to Serbia (here). Your holds are empty, so 
you can take on as much as 350 tons (up to 20 of that in that locked 
down small cargo hold.

> OOC> Grr. Time to get off my ass and make that web app so we can keep  
> track of our money and cargo.
> 
>>>>While they're discussing things Ricardo says, "Hey, you know
>>>>that stout they serve over at >>>Dell>...You know where I could contact the brewery? That was
>>>>some good stuff, I'd like to pick up some for the ship, if not
>>>>for a little spec."
>>>
>>>"Let me call the brewery for you." Orion says, "I'll see if I can
>>> get you a deal on some of it if you want. My fee is only 3% of
>>>the negotiated price."
>>>
>>>OOC: I'll let you know what Orion negotiates, or if you turn him
>>>down what *you* can negotiate with the brewery once you let me
>>>know which way you're going. However, you also find the following
>>> possible speculative cargoes while you are looking around....you
>>>can choose any or none of them as well as any of the ale you
>>>negotiate for.
> 
> Ricardo's feeling generous. "You know them, you do it."

Orion gets busy and comes back to Ricardo with what he says is the 
best deal he can make, "They can let you have 15 tons at 2500 cr per 
ton, that's a very good deal." You think so too.
> 
>>>A. Statuary. 5 dtons @ 250,000 base.
>>>Buy mod Na -2, Ni -2, Po -6 => AVT modifier -2.
>>>Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.
>>>
> 
>>>C.  Furniture. 35 dtons @ 15,000 base.
>>>Buy mod Ag -1, In -4, Po -2 => AVT modifier -1.
>>>Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.
> 
> I'm thinking these, both for sale on Montrose.

Okay...you'll need to decide on which freight and how much of it 
you'll take, then figure out how much room you have left for you 
spec cargo.

>>>You can consider the UWP's for the 3 systems you are visiting
>>>next to help you decide what to buy...
>>>
>>>Newton:   A652A9C-A Hi Po
>>>Wrothag:  C578221-6 Ni Lo
>>>Montrose: A966845-A Ri

Eris
AKU GM

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Bruce Johnson

Wed

Jan 11
2006

18:05Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

On Jan 11, 2006, at 8:59 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:

>>>>
>>>> 7. 2 tons of mail...that's a security shipment, do you have a
>>>> separate lockable cargo compartment for that? If you do it'll pay
>>>> 10,000 cr per ton.
>>
>>
>> OOC> We have that security 'fence' thing we can set up, right?
>
> Not exactly a security fence...it's a separate cargo compartment...
>
> Cargo Space        Volume         Handling Equip   Stere/hr
>   Large Bay     4620 m3 (330 dtons)    Grav           1638      LS
>
>   Small Bay      140 m3 (10 dtons)     Manual         20/person LS

Does it have to be locked by itself, or just in a locked bay? I'm  
thinking we can put out spec cargo and the mail in the small  
compartment, and stuff the rest full.

--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs

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Eris Reddoch

Wed

Jan 11
2006

18:27Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Bruce Johnson wrote:

> On Jan 11, 2006, at 8:59 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:
> 
> 
>>>>>7. 2 tons of mail...that's a security shipment, do you have a
>>>>>separate lockable cargo compartment for that? If you do it'll pay
>>>>>10,000 cr per ton.
>>>
>>>
>>>OOC> We have that security 'fence' thing we can set up, right?
>>
>>Not exactly a security fence...it's a separate cargo compartment...
>>
>>Cargo Space        Volume         Handling Equip   Stere/hr
>>  Large Bay     4620 m3 (330 dtons)    Grav           1638      LS
>>
>>  Small Bay      140 m3 (10 dtons)     Manual         20/person LS
> 
> 
> Does it have to be locked by itself, or just in a locked bay? I'm  
> thinking we can put out spec cargo and the mail in the small  
> compartment, and stuff the rest full.

That would work. As long as the mail is locked up, it meets the 
requirements. It doesn't matter what else is locked in there with it.

Eris
AKU GM

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Bruce Johnson

Sun

Jan 15
2006

17:43Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Well, I went digging through the archives to see what money we had  
and found something...

I'm not sure we're empty...It looks like we came off Mark almost  
full, in fact.

Thread starts here:



Was the ships cash on hand everything we had at the time? And was  
that before or after getting the money from Roscoe for the tobacco  
and wine, and the regular freight? When did we get paid for this  
shipment, is this COD? What cash do we have on hand?

Ricardo would have known if our hold was empty or nearly full.  
According to this Shawn loaded us with 175 dTons of stuff for Newton  
alone.

Summary:

for Newton: 175 dT
for Serbia: 133 dT
Spec: 20 dT (probably sold here, but for how much?)

328 dT total

Per standard practice, 20 dT for passenger/crew luggage. we have 320  
Dt total space.

Presumably Shawn poached on passenger space for the extra 8 dT since  
we had none.

So, we actually look like we have  only got  145 straight cargo dT  
left, plus anything Shawn transferred to the "Blue Rain".

...UNLESS all that never happened in our haste to lift back on Mark.

It's Eris' call, but IAC I need to know how much cash we have on hand  
then.

--
Bruce Johnson

"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai

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Eris Reddoch

Mon

Jan 16
2006

16:23Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Bruce Johnson wrote:
> Well, I went digging through the archives to see what money we had  
> and found something...
> 
> I'm not sure we're empty...It looks like we came off Mark almost  
> full, in fact.
> 
> Thread starts here:
> 
> 
> 
> Was the ships cash on hand everything we had at the time? And was  
> that before or after getting the money from Roscoe for the tobacco  
> and wine, and the regular freight? When did we get paid for this  
> shipment, is this COD? What cash do we have on hand?
> 
> Ricardo would have known if our hold was empty or nearly full.  
> According to this Shawn loaded us with 175 dTons of stuff for Newton  
> alone.
> 
> Summary:
> 
> for Newton: 175 dT
> for Serbia: 133 dT
> Spec: 20 dT (probably sold here, but for how much?)
> 
> 328 dT total
> 
> Per standard practice, 20 dT for passenger/crew luggage. we have 320  
> Dt total space.
> 
> Presumably Shawn poached on passenger space for the extra 8 dT since  
> we had none.
> 
> So, we actually look like we have  only got  145 straight cargo dT  
> left, plus anything Shawn transferred to the "Blue Rain".
> 
> ...UNLESS all that never happened in our haste to lift back on Mark.
> 
> It's Eris' call, but IAC I need to know how much cash we have on hand  
> then.

Your memory is better than mine...so I dug around and found the 
spreadsheet I'd put your finances on. ;) Here's what was aboard when 
you left Mark...

>  Speculative Cargos                   dtons       Cost
>   Computer Parts @ 120,000 / dton         6    720,000 
> 
>  Freight Aboard                               dtons	
>   Chemical Fertilizer, to Serbia for Link Inc    83	
>   Paper, to Serbia, for Link Inc                 40	
>   Drawn copper wire, to Serbia for Link Inc      10
>  
>   Tobacco Products, to Newton for Clear 
>              Sky Enterprise                     100	
>   Electronics Parts, to Newton for Castle
>              Imports                             60
>   Frozen Meat, to Newton for Clear 
>              Sky Enterprise                      30
>   Computer Parts (owned by Shawn)                 1
> 		
>  Total Cargo Space Used 	330	
>  Maximum Cargo Space Aboard 	330	

...okay, you've been paid for the shipments to Serbia and sold the 
Computer parts at 144,000 per ton. This brought in 997,000 credits 
which you added to the 510,000 cr you had in the ship's safe for a 
total of 1,507,000 cr. You also would have had 144,000 cr of Shawn's 
money on the safe, but you transfered that over with the other funds 
before he left. Jac turned over Shawn's 144,000, plus 320,000 of the 
ship's money to the /Blue Rain/ people before they left.

Final line...
That leaves you with 1,187,000 cr in the ship's safe....and 137 tons 
of free space to fill. I'm updating the spreadsheet now.


Eris
AKU GM

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Eris Reddoch

Mon

Jan 16
2006

16:25Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Eris Reddoch wrote:

> Bruce Johnson wrote:
> 
>>Well, I went digging through the archives to see what money we had  
>>and found something...
>>
>>I'm not sure we're empty...It looks like we came off Mark almost  
>>full, in fact.
>>
>>Thread starts here:
>>
>>
>>
>>Was the ships cash on hand everything we had at the time? And was  
>>that before or after getting the money from Roscoe for the tobacco  
>>and wine, and the regular freight? When did we get paid for this  
>>shipment, is this COD? What cash do we have on hand?
>>
>>Ricardo would have known if our hold was empty or nearly full.  
>>According to this Shawn loaded us with 175 dTons of stuff for Newton  
>>alone.
>>
>>Summary:
>>
>>for Newton: 175 dT
>>for Serbia: 133 dT
>>Spec: 20 dT (probably sold here, but for how much?)
>>
>>328 dT total
>>
>>Per standard practice, 20 dT for passenger/crew luggage. we have 320  
>>Dt total space.
>>
>>Presumably Shawn poached on passenger space for the extra 8 dT since  
>>we had none.
>>
>>So, we actually look like we have  only got  145 straight cargo dT  
>>left, plus anything Shawn transferred to the "Blue Rain".
>>
>>...UNLESS all that never happened in our haste to lift back on Mark.
>>
>>It's Eris' call, but IAC I need to know how much cash we have on hand  
>>then.
> 
> 
> Your memory is better than mine...so I dug around and found the 
> spreadsheet I'd put your finances on. ;) Here's what was aboard when 
> you left Mark...
> 
> 
>> Speculative Cargos                   dtons       Cost
>>  Computer Parts @ 120,000 / dton         6    720,000 
>>
>> Freight Aboard                               dtons	
>>  Chemical Fertilizer, to Serbia for Link Inc    83	
>>  Paper, to Serbia, for Link Inc                 40	
>>  Drawn copper wire, to Serbia for Link Inc      10
>> 
>>  Tobacco Products, to Newton for Clear 
>>             Sky Enterprise                     100	
>>  Electronics Parts, to Newton for Castle
>>             Imports                             60
>>  Frozen Meat, to Newton for Clear 
>>             Sky Enterprise                      30
>>  Computer Parts (owned by Shawn)                 1
>>		
>> Total Cargo Space Used 	330	
>> Maximum Cargo Space Aboard 	330	
> 
> 
> ...okay, you've been paid for the shipments to Serbia and sold the 
> Computer parts at 144,000 per ton. This brought in 997,000 credits 
> which you added to the 510,000 cr you had in the ship's safe for a 
> total of 1,507,000 cr. You also would have had 144,000 cr of Shawn's 
> money on the safe, but you transfered that over with the other funds 
> before he left. Jac turned over Shawn's 144,000, plus 320,000 of the 
> ship's money to the /Blue Rain/ people before they left.
> 
> Final line...
> That leaves you with 1,187,000 cr in the ship's safe....and 137 tons 
> of free space to fill. I'm updating the spreadsheet now.

OOPS! Make that 140 tons of space to fill!

Eris
AKU GM

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Bruce Johnson

Mon

Jan 16
2006

19:39Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

>

If two of these come through, sorry, but I sent a reply and cannot  
find it. My Mail program went flaky there for a bit, maybe it ate it  
in transit.

Here are the lots we'll take (and the hold we're putting them in):

> "To Newton we've got...
>
> 1.  1 10 ton load of hard wood

  Main.

> 3.  1 2 ton lot of jam from Hardy farms
>

Auxiliary
>

> 5.  2 lots (40 and 50 tons) of grain totaling 90 tons

40 dT lot, Main

>
> 7. 2 tons of mail...that's a security shipment, do you have a
> separate lockable cargo compartment for that? If you do it'll pay
> 10,000 cr per ton.

Auxiliary
>

> 9. 1 5 ton lot of wine
>

Auxilary

> 10. 1 20 ton lot of beer
> 11. 1 5 ton lot of vendu beef
>

Main

> A. Statuary. 5 dtons @ 250,000 base.
> Buy mod Na -2, Ni -2, Po -6 => AVT modifier -2.
> Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.
>

Take 2dT  of it,  Auxiliary.

>
> C.  Furniture. 35 dtons @ 15,000 base.
> Buy mod Ag -1, In -4, Po -2 => AVT modifier -1.
> Sell mod In +2, Ri +4.

All Main.

We'll take all 15 dT Beer, reserve 2dT for ship use, 12 as spec cargo.

Is this in keg or bottled form? How much is in a dT of beer, anyway?  
Maybe we only need to hold onto 1 dT, but this is clearly crew of  
drunken layabouts, why else would they have elected me Captain :-P

IAC, this brings us to 18 dT free cargo space left for passenger  
cargo. I ended up swiping 2 dT from Passenger/Crew space to fit it  
all. We can park Jez'es bike in the "Random Walk", get another dT.

This leaves us with only 124500 cash in the bank, but we're getting  
$200K on Newton in freight charges, plus a bunch in passenger fares.  
Unless Woof lays in nothing but filet mignon and beluga caviar for  
supplies,. we should be ok.

--
Bruce Johnson

"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai

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Bruce Johnson

Mon

Jan 16
2006

19:41Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Oh, yeah, I have this all in a spreadsheet, if anyone wants to double- 
check my numbers, let me know I can send it to you.

--
Bruce Johnson

"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai

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Greg S

Tue

Jan 17
2006

22:27Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

>This leaves us with only 124500 cash in the bank, but we're getting
>$200K on Newton in freight charges, plus a bunch in passenger fares.
>Unless Woof lays in nothing but filet mignon and beluga caviar for
>supplies,. we should be ok.

Woof just loads up the standard supplies, a few specialties, and as many 
passengers as he can.  He also approaches Ricardo about how to carry Lessa 
and Rachel for the time being:  Supercargo?  Working passage?  Asst 
Stewards?

Woof

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Eris Reddoch

Mon

Jan 30
2006

16:13Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

Greg S wrote:
>>This leaves us with only 124500 cash in the bank, but we're getting
>>$200K on Newton in freight charges, plus a bunch in passenger fares.
>>Unless Woof lays in nothing but filet mignon and beluga caviar for
>>supplies,. we should be ok.
> 
> Woof just loads up the standard supplies, a few specialties, and as many 
> passengers as he can.  He also approaches Ricardo about how to carry Lessa 
> and Rachel for the time being:  Supercargo?  Working passage?  Asst 
> Stewards?

Once supplies are added and the ship is refueled, the cash is down 
to 92,500 cr.

Woof finds Ricardo once he is back aboard and talks to him about 
Lessa and Rachel....

The cargo and freight are loaded aboard and the passengers board the 
ship. Supplies are delivered and fuel is being refined back in 
engineering. The ship is getting ready to lift.

OOC: Everyone ready to lift off from Serbia and jump to Newton?

Eris
AKU GM

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Eris Reddoch

Mon

Jan 30
2006

16:47Z

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I've added a Cargo List link to the Twiki page Karen graciously set 
up for us. Thank you Karen!

http://www.phoenyx.net/twiki/bin/view/Akus/WebHome

Eris
AKU GM

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Bruce Johnson

Mon

Jan 30
2006

16:58Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

On Jan 30, 2006, at 9:13 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:

> Greg S wrote:
>>> This leaves us with only 124500 cash in the bank, but we're getting
>>> $200K on Newton in freight charges, plus a bunch in passenger fares.
>>> Unless Woof lays in nothing but filet mignon and beluga caviar for
>>> supplies,. we should be ok.
>>
>> Woof just loads up the standard supplies, a few specialties, and  
>> as many
>> passengers as he can.  He also approaches Ricardo about how to  
>> carry Lessa
>> and Rachel for the time being:  Supercargo?  Working passage?  Asst
>> Stewards?
>
> Once supplies are added and the ship is refueled, the cash is down
> to 92,500 cr.
>
> Woof finds Ricardo once he is back aboard and talks to him about
> Lessa and Rachel....
>

As far as Ricardo is concerned, they're family. Maybe we can cadge  
some credits out of MNN when she gets back from her reporting series  
"The Road to Coreward: Mark's New Frontiers?" or something. For the  
time being Lessa can help around the ship, and Rachel can concentrate  
on being cute. We kinda knew she was with us for a while when we  
left. Besides, never can tell when a reporter's eye and cover might  
come in handy, like access to news archives and such.

> The cargo and freight are loaded aboard and the passengers board the
> ship. Supplies are delivered and fuel is being refined back in
> engineering. The ship is getting ready to lift.
>
> OOC: Everyone ready to lift off from Serbia and jump to Newton?

yes!

--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs

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Greg S

Mon

Jan 30
2006

22:07Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

> >>This leaves us with only 124500 cash in the bank, but we're getting
> >>$200K on Newton in freight charges, plus a bunch in passenger fares.
> >>Unless Woof lays in nothing but filet mignon and beluga caviar for
> >>supplies,. we should be ok.
> >
> > Woof just loads up the standard supplies, a few specialties, and as many
> > passengers as he can.  He also approaches Ricardo about how to carry 
>Lessa
> > and Rachel for the time being:  Supercargo?  Working passage?  Asst
> > Stewards?
>
>Once supplies are added and the ship is refueled, the cash is down
>to 92,500 cr.
>
>Woof finds Ricardo once he is back aboard and talks to him about
>Lessa and Rachel....
>
>The cargo and freight are loaded aboard and the passengers board the
>ship. Supplies are delivered and fuel is being refined back in
>engineering. The ship is getting ready to lift.
>
>OOC: Everyone ready to lift off from Serbia and jump to Newton?

What?  We haven't lifted yet?

Woof

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Bruce Johnson

Sat

Feb 18
2006

00:00Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

On Jan 30, 2006, at 9:13 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:

> The cargo and freight are loaded aboard and the passengers board the
> ship. Supplies are delivered and fuel is being refined back in
> engineering. The ship is getting ready to lift.
>
> OOC: Everyone ready to lift off from Serbia and jump to Newton?

Ricardo, having looked over Cory's jump calcs, and decided that they  
looked good, settles himself into the pilots seat on the Mae Lee's  
bridge.

He comms Engineering. ""How we doing down there, Del? You ready to  
take the old girl up?"

Presuming the answer's in the affirmative, he calls Port Control.  
"This is Captain O'Brien on the MMS Mae Lee requesting clearance for  
takeoff and transfer to orbit."

Presuming THAT answer's in the affirmative, he toggles the general  
comms.

"Afternoon, folks. This is the Captain. We'll be lifting shortly for  
orbit. If you're in your staterooms, channel seven on the screen will  
show the view from the ventral camera, channel eight the view from  
the nose. Welcome aboard the Mae Lee."

Ricardo toggles on the grav drives, says "Showtime, folks!" and lifts  
the Mae Lee off the pad and onto the assigned flight path to orbit.

OOC> How long to the Jump Point?

--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs

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D S

Wed

Jan 11
2006

06:43Z

997.182: Serbia: Cargo Lists

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eris Reddoch" 

>>> "Nah, just itchy feet, and more important, a schedule to keep.
>>> I've got a deadline to Montrose with a fair pile of credits on
>>> it. Besides, we may be here a few days more if that alters
>>> things, since we've got some passengers may or may not be ready
>>>  to leave. I should know as soon as my purser calls me."
>>>
>>> As if on cue Ricardo's fone rings. He pulls it out. "Honest...I
>>>  didn't plan it this way..." he says to Orion, and flips it
>>> open.
>>
>>> "Ricardo. Yeah... well that's great Woof! Get the stores sorted
>>>  out and I'll talk later. I'm at the broker's right now. As
>>> usual, you have impeccable timing."
>>>
>>> He turns to Orion and says "When do you want to start loading?
>>> I'm going to be fuelled up later today, we should be ready to
>>> boost any time everything and everyone's loaded."
>>
>> Orion says, "Standard cargo rate is 1,000 cr a ton, and we've got
>> a lot that needs to go out.
>>
>> He checks his computer and says, "Well, from here to Newton we've
>>  got several cargoes that need to go out. Let me go over them
>> with you...and I assume you'll be heading from Newton to Wrothag
>> and then on to Montrose, correct? So, I'll check for those
>> systems, too."

Lysia's eyes glaze over as this business is discussed.

"You really understand all that?"  She asks Ricardo afterwards.

"I mean me personally," she takes her one hand and passes it over her head, 
"not a thing."

Lysia

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