ASR Honors List- October 2004 Round Table
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========================== OCTOBER 2004 ASR RT AWARDS ========================== Please join me in congratulating the honored writers, administrators and units that follow. -Scott Lusby =^= ADM Conrad Veld Commander-in-Chief, Star Fleet <cincsf[at]alt-starfleet-rpg[dot]org> **Outstanding Players** Mary McNeely (TAC, USS ANDROMEDA- SILVER)- Using a rare and beautiful talent to combine intriguing characters with interesting plotlines, Mary always comes through. Her support of the Adams during its merger with the Andromeda and beyond was invaluable. P. Todd Criswell (CSO, USS ANDROMEDA- SILVER), in the guise of the character of Ransom and all his NPCs, skirts the edge of the rules but never the edge of boring. An excellent player, he gives plenty of hooks to others- an important skill in a cooperative fiction medium. Jeff Uribe (CSO/TAC, USS NEBULA- SILVER) has been a rock. Ever since he arrived on board NEBULA, he's been very active, his posts are always well thought out posts that move the plot along well, and allows others to add to what he has already come up with. Lars Duening (TAC, USS NOVA- GOLD) is nominated for his outstanding contributions to the NOVA. Lars is a leader among the crew whose passion for writing is infectious. Noah Eaton (TAC, USS CIRCE- GOLD) is nominated for his outstanding creativity in creating and developing one of the unit's recurring enemies. On top of this, Noah has shown himself to be unafraid to throw new twists into the plot while helping to push existing threads forward. Has been a critical part of the CIRCE writing team the past 6 months. Parker Jones (CMO, USS KUSANAGI; NAV, USS CIRCE- GOLD) is nominated primarily for his role as the KUSANAGI's Klingon CMO- his interaction with the mission's plot has been tremendous, and his character development has been second to none. Sean Murphy (ENG, USS CIRCE- GOLD; CO, USS BURKE- GREEN) is nominated for the enthusiasm with which he jumped into the storyline upon his transfer from LEVIATHAN. He essentially wrote as if he were in a command billet- moving the plot forward, helping to direct the flow of the mission at a time when, at different intervals, both the CO and the XO of the unit were indisposed. Has since assumed a command billet on CIRCE as a result, in addition to commanding GREEN's USS BURKE. Mariluz Ochao (ENG, USS NOVA- GOLD) is nominated for her outstanding enthusiasm and exceptional skill at team- building and cooperative writing. Mariluz has, in her short time aboard, forged connections with virtually every player and department on the ship. Her efforts serve as an inspiration to her fellow collaborative fiction writers. Bruce Summa (ENG, USS SERAPIS; SA, TF SIERRA- GOLD) is remarkable for the depth of his enthusiasm and inventiveness. His attention to detail and mischievous flair for plot twists have lent a special flare to the missions in which he has been involved. Lena Rose (CMO, USS BURKE- GREEN) As one person said, 'She has been posting her heart out ever since her arrival on BURKE, and has already been a major contributor to character development and unit cohesion'. As CINCGREEN said, 'new players who hit the ground running, who demonstrate they know what they are doing and are eager to interact with other energetic and creative players, are the wonderful exceptions, not the rule, in these endeavors. They and their instructors at ALB are to be commended and complimented for their generosity in sharing their interests with us. Lena Rose is one of those wonderful exceptions and Green Fleet in ASR is darn lucky to have her'. Multiple nominations. **Outstanding Command Players** Gabriel Weckesser (XO, USS YAMATO- SILVER)- The merger of the Yamato and Endeavour was made all the smoother by Gabriel's attention to administration detail. All the time, he managed to write posts that kept the whole thing working. Karen Fainges (CO, USS ANDROMEDA- SILVER)- Karen, at the helm of one of ASR's strongest units, demonstrated an exceptional ability to adapt to the consolidation of two units, and with the exceptional grace and spirit of team play demonstrated by Markuu Herd, Andromeda's past CO who took on the XO role in the new consolidated merger, has provided ASR with an even stronger unit with a stronger command team and stronger core of key players. Karen has been in command of examples of what an ASR role play unit with players can be, for years, and the success of the new USS Andromeda arguably makes her more qualified now as outstanding command player, than any other past nomination she has deservedly earned. Multiple nominations. Joseph Baker (OPS/2O, USS NEBULA- SILVER) has embraced his responsibility to fill in as a command level officer when the XO and CO are not available. This has been the result this summer, as the XO and CO have been extremely busy. Joseph took the reigns without complaint, and has been furthering the plot in a way to allow all of the junior officers to fit in to the plot without any problem. Although he is new to the crew, he has fit in perfectly, and this has earned him the respect, gratitude, and thanks of his Captain. Multiple nominations. Scott Lusby (CO, USS CIRCE- GOLD) deserves the credit for turning around USS CIRCE and effecting a nearly complete but organic revolution of the senior staff. His ability to do this is an inspiration to other command players. By involving everyone in a cooperative team and maintaining a healthy sense of humor Scott has made CIRCE the proud unit she is today. **Meritorious Administrative Commendation** Karen Fainges (CINCSILVER) stepped in to a sticky situation when promoted to CINCSILVER int he wake of Andy Catterick's resignation, and did an outstanding job of jumping in head- first and doing the job required of her. The end result was a trimmer, yet healthier fleet, and it was all done quickly and compassionately. An outstanding first 6 months as a fleet commander. Spring Koeneman (ALB - Personnel Officer)- Since taking over the position of Personnel Officer, Spring Koeneman has almost single-handedly insured that incoming players are given their initial screening and communication with ALB and ASR. Through her dedication, latency in the initial phases of training has been reduced and new players have solid example to look up to. **Honors to Retired Personnel** Andy Catterick (CINCSILVER) had served as CINCSILVER for three consecutive CINCSFs, bringing a sense of stability to the Flag Council that was clearly needed. His sound advice and words of wisdom in particular will be missed both on the Flag Council and in ASR as a whole- and all this says nothing about his obvious creative talent. Michael Lafferty (CoS/SFMC)- Michael has been in charge of the Marine branch of ASR since Sean Murphy's assumption of the CSFO post 18 months ago. Michael's help in developing a coherent, consistent deployment table (with the help of SFE) was a long time coming. He shall be missed as both a writer and a person. **Most Outstanding Unit** USS KIROV, USS ANDROMEDA (tie)- SILVER Fleet USS CIRCE- GOLD Fleet **Most Improved Units** USS NEBULA- SILVER Fleet USS SERAPIS- GOLD Fleet USS BURKE- GREEN Fleet