AMS corporate headquarters terminal entries

==CEO Kilson's terminal==
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<nowiki>=</nowiki>:: -- ATOMIC MINING SERVICES -- ::=
-- CONFIDENTIAL: DO NOT DISTRIBUTE --
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===Partnership Report: RobCo===
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[[RobCo Industries|RobCo]] continues to be excited about [[Watoga]]. We're footing the bulk of the cost, but I'm recommending to the board that we continue to approve expenses no matter how high they get.

Having the RobCo name attached to us in any way has proved invaluable when dealing with the politicians. We're also seeing the benefits of having a high-profile effort that deflects attention away from our other operations.
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===Partnership Report: Hornwright===
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[[Hornwright Industrial]] continues to revolutionize its product lines, and we're going to be purchasing their Auto-Miners as fast as they can produce them.

I know some members of the board are still upset that our joint efforts with RobCo did not produce our own version of an automated mining robot, but Hornwright's experience with drilling applications proved to be the key lynchpin. They're just cheaper and faster to make than we were ever capable of doing ourselves.

[[Penny Hornwright]] also has history with our company, and I want to again emphasize that she did not steal anything during her internship here. On the contrary, all of our license agreements with Hornwright Industrial were signed thanks to her insistence. We're all benefiting from this partnership, so I need everyone to embrace the Hornwright Auto-Miner as our solution moving forward.
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===Ultracite R&D Report===
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*Energy production from Ultracite continues to exceed expectations.

*Depleted Ultracite disposal continues to be a problem. Contact with non-depleted Ultracite causes a corrosive reaction that melts both materials. Care has to be taken to contain all depleted Ultracite material after use to avoid contamination.

*No explanation on why we failed to detect Ultracite in Mine Shaft No. 9. All previous measures ruled that site a failure. The sudden development of Ultracite there continues to confound all our previous assumptions.

*The vein in No. 9 extending/bursting into the town of Welch has also had unintended consequences of a more political nature. Our friends in the state capitol are asking more questions at a time when we need to focus.

*Answers on how Ultracite is created continues to be a top priority if we're ever going to take production to the national level.
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