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> Just out of curiosity, who is responsible for the duplicating and
> artwork?  Does FreeBSD give a master to a duplicator, and then sell the
> completed product to Walnut Creek?  Or does Walnut Creek get the master?

I make the CD one-offs and help WC produce the artwork which goes to
film.  The one-offs and film then go to a replication house and, some
number of days afterwards (usually 10 and sometimes as much as 20), we
get back boxes of shrink-wrapped CDs, ready to sell.

					Jordan