Difference between revisions of "Samuel Baltz"

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Samuel Baltz
Current Grade	11
School	Lisgar Collegiate
Current Position	Wikimaster
Former Positions	N/A
Callsign	N/A
Pronouns	N/A

Samuel Baltz joined Spacesim in his grade 11 year, 2009-10, and spends most of his time at Spacesim trying to make up for this by pretending he's important.

Positions

Non-Mission Specific

As the 2009-10 Wikimaster alongside Ian Martin, Samuel Baltz became a Director on the List of Leadership Positions 6 months into his tenure at Spacesim. Unofficially he is generally considered the spiritual successor to Bryce Storey, only less short.

Mission Specific

On 2009-10 Mission Daedalus Samuel Baltz is scheduled to serve as Flight Director.

General Usefulness

Samuel Baltz:

• made it on the Flight Director list during his 4th month in Spacesim, due to a Training Mission that used a large number of Commanders as astronauts. He is currently scheduled to be a Flight Director during the 2009-10 Mission Daedalus
• wrote Samuel's Proposal to Rejuvenate EEPs, and has promised to resume work on EEPs after Mission Daedalus.
• wrote the BIOCOM stats, logistics, and manual, and sat around pretending to help while Peter and Bryce rewrote the program. This qualifies him as the non-commander with the most knowledge about BIOCOM.
• spends most of his time at work sessions engaged in ancient struggles with door panels and the Engineering Closet.

Callsign

Approximately two minutes after the start of his first Work Session, Samuel Baltz was assigned the callsign "Finland" due to a confusing chain of logic perpetrated by Euan Wheaton. In easy-to-read graphic format, complete with arrows, it is best summarized by:

Baltz ---> Baltic States ---> Nothing actually even remotely like a Baltic State ---> Finland