Robert Best 805-901-0718 • [email protected]566 Cedar St. Ventura,CA 93001 Objective To further my knowledge in a creative and professional work environment. Experience 2013-2016 VenTiki Lounge & Lanai: Ventura, CA GM/Evangelist Assist Owners with opening of restaurant and bar, assist with the sale to new ownership and day to day operations. Including not limited to bookkeeping, inventory, staffing, community outreach. Create implement and all marketing plans and design all marketing materials. 2012-2014 Coffee Dock & Post: Ventura, CA Barista/Manager Re-Organize and improve the operation of a cafe, including procedures, menus, and advertisement. Design and creation of print ads, flyers, signs, and posters. 2000-Current DRS Designs: Ventura, CA Designer/Marketing Assist Clients with design and marketing plans, from concept to inception. Design and maintain web sites, social media pages, print advertising and other marketing dynamics. Clients include repertory company, restaurants/bars, special events, and political campaigns. 2004-2008 Affinity Group Inc.: Ventura,CA Graphic Designer Design, layout, and prepress of 5 magazines, advertisement and specialty publications. Work with sales reps to build ads. Build various publications from layout to press. Create various other projects including signs, brochures, and online advertisements. Able to work in 2, 4 or spot color processing. 2004-2004 Peets Coffee and Tea: Ventura, CA Barista Serve customers and prepare drinks. Assist with merchandising and training. 2003-2003 Palermo: Ventura, CA Barista Serve customers and prepare drinks. Assist with organization and procedure concerns. 2001-2003 Home Financial Mortgage: Carson City, NV Admin Asst. Assist president with various tasks. Create print and internet memos and mailers various standard office duties. 2002-2003 Garden Village Cafe: Ventura, CA Store Manager Re-Organize and improve the operation of a cafe, including procedures, menus, and advertisement. Design and creation of print ads, flyers, signs, and posters. 2001-2002 Pacific Capital Bancorp: Goleta, CA Document Specialist Prepare loan documents for customers signing. Take raw data and input it to create loan documentation. Assist with program protocol adaptation to help smooth processes. Software Proficient in PhotoShop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat, Quark, Dreamweaver, Clover POS, MS Office, iWorks and others. Familiar with Quickbooks, VPN, font management, Audacity, iMovie, Squarspace.com, Kodi/XBMC, Arduino, and others. Other Skills & Interest Public Speaking, Video Editing, Lobbyists, New Technologies, Podcasting and others.
ObjectiveTo further my knowledge in a creative and professional work environment.
Experience
2013-2016 VenTiki Lounge & Lanai: Ventura, CA GM/EvangelistAssist Owners with opening of restaurant and bar, assist with the sale to new ownership and day to day operations. Including not limited to bookkeeping, inventory, staffing, community outreach. Create implement and all marketing plans and design all marketing materials.
2012-2014 Coffee Dock & Post: Ventura, CA Barista/ManagerRe-Organize and improve the operation of a cafe, including procedures, menus, and advertisement.Design and creation of print ads, flyers, signs, and posters.
2000-Current DRS Designs: Ventura, CA Designer/MarketingAssist Clients with design and marketing plans, from concept to inception. Design and maintain web sites, social media pages, print advertising and other marketing dynamics. Clients include repertory company, restaurants/bars, special events, and political campaigns.
2004-2008 Affinity Group Inc.: Ventura,CA Graphic DesignerDesign, layout, and prepress of 5 magazines, advertisement and specialty publications. Work with sales reps to build ads. Build various publications from layout to press. Create various other projects including signs, brochures, and online advertisements. Able to work in 2, 4 or spot color processing.
2004-2004 Peets Coffee and Tea: Ventura, CA BaristaServe customers and prepare drinks. Assist with merchandising and training.
2003-2003 Palermo: Ventura, CA BaristaServe customers and prepare drinks. Assist with organization and procedure concerns.
2001-2003 Home Financial Mortgage: Carson City, NV Admin Asst. Assist president with various tasks. Create print and internet memos and mailers various standard office duties.
2002-2003 Garden Village Cafe: Ventura, CA Store ManagerRe-Organize and improve the operation of a cafe, including procedures, menus, and advertisement. Design and creation of print ads, flyers, signs, and posters.
2001-2002 Pacific Capital Bancorp: Goleta, CA Document SpecialistPrepare loan documents for customers signing. Take raw data and input it to create loan documentation. Assist with program protocol adaptation to help smooth processes.
SoftwareProficient in PhotoShop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat, Quark, Dreamweaver, Clover POS, MS Office, iWorks and others.Familiar with Quickbooks, VPN, font management, Audacity, iMovie, Squarspace.com, Kodi/XBMC, Arduino, and others.
Other Skills & InterestPublic Speaking, Video Editing, Lobbyists, New Technologies, Podcasting and others.
You may very well ask yourselves, “What exactly is the Cult of the Eye™? How did it all begin? What’s in it for me? How do I get one of
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Well there are many conflicting accounts of the origin of the Cult of the Eye™, and more are being created every day. (There’s nothing like a little “Creative Reminisc-ing” to boost one’s self worth!) Perhaps in the future all will become clear. For now we must be content with this humble web site and its utter lack of useful information. However, plans are afoot and as soon as we are prop-erly motivated we shall make
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Welcome from Affinity President and CEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
As mayor of the City of Perry, I consider it a pleasure to welcome each of you to our community. While youare here, I hope you will take time to visit throughout the area, as we feel we have much to offer in the way ofsightseeing, dining, recreation and a quaint historic downtown area.
Perry has always been considered a unique small Southern town and was recently recognized for the secondtime as “One of the 50 Best Small Towns in the Southeast in Which to Live.” We continue to take pride in thefact that we have been listed many times as an All Georgia Community as well as an All American City. We area Georgia Municipal Association City of Ethics. Our local hotel, the New Perry Hotel, was recently honored bythe National Registry of Historic Places.
You will find the people in Perry to be friendly and outgoing. You will be welcomed in our churches, our com-munity center, our parks and recreational areas, and everywhere you go in the town that has long been knownas the “Crossroads of Georgia.”
Please feel free to call me at City Hall, or you can call the Convention and Visitors Bureau or the Chamber ofCommerce if you need assistance of any kind. You are most welcome to ourcommunity, and we are extremely pleased that you chose to visit here.
Jim WorrallMayor
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Even if you have never visitedAtlantic City, N.J., it may havecaptured your imagination fordecades.The street names in the game of
Monopoly are taken from this tinyresort town on Absecon Island. The1972 movie “The King of MarvinGardens” was filmed on locationhere and conveys the feeling of thepre-casino/post-glory-days’ limbothe city was mired in at the time.The Oscar-nominated 1981 movie“Atlantic City” reflects the city at the
dawn of its casino-driven rebirth.A popular Bruce Springsteen
song, “Atlantic City,” depicts a youngcouple’s escape to the city.
Watch an episode of “Friends”and catch a reference to Atlantic City.“The Simpsons” lampooned it once.The Miss America Pageant was heldhere from 1921-2005. And fans ofsaltwater taffy know it originatedhere in the late 19th century.
Today, Atlantic City might beassociated with Donald Trump, whoowns several hotel/casinos and other
buildings, and taped many of his“The Apprentice” shows here. So forall those who might feel “Trump-edout” at the notion that Atlantic Cityis simply a gambling mecca on theEastern Seaboard, the Atlantic CityConvention and Visitor’s Authority(ACCVA), wants you to know it’s acomplete resort destination.
Vacationer’s Vision“We have everything you want in
a vacation,” says Elaine Zumansky,media relations manager of the
ACCVA. “We have gambling. Wehave the beach. We have theBoardwalk. We’ve added a whole lotof shopping. … Before the casinos(which first arrived in 1978) came to Atlantic City, there was already a boardwalk. There was already a population.”
Indeed. The Boardwalk was firstbuilt in 1870 as a way to keep sandout of hotel lobbies, and later landedtop space in the Monopoly game.Today, at 60 feet wide and nearly fivemiles long, with several piers jutting
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Georgie Boy has redesigned itsPursuit family of Class A motor-homes for 2007. According toJim McConnell, Georgie Boy’s
general manager, “We listened to ourcustomers about what they want in agas motorhome. We used that information to develop a package offloor plans, features and options thatmakes Pursuit different from othermotorhomes and a more user-friendly choice.” The Pursuit line represents an alternative for those
who want the luxury and amenitiestraditionally associated with a dieselcoach, but prefer a gasoline engine.
Indeed, buyers will have manychoices to personalize their Pursuit.For starters, there are five Pursuitmodels, ranging in length from 32'7"to 35'6". The shortest models, (3100DS and 3150 DS) have double slides.The longest model (3450 DS) hastwo super-size slides, including onethat can be ordered with a choice ofbunk beds, convertible sofa or office
area complete with a desk and book-case. The other two (3225 TS and3490 TS) have triple slides. In each,the jackknife sofa folds out into a bedfor extra sleeping room in the livingarea. All have a booth dinette area.
All Pursuits are built on a Ford F-53 chassis and powered by a 362-horsepower, 6.8-liter V-10 engine. Afive-speed automatic transmission isused. The huge, one-piece wind-shield provides excellent visibility,and an in-dash, 7-inch rear-visioncamera is standard.
Other exterior and constructionadvantages are the crowned and lam-inated TPO roof, full basementdesign, metal trunk boxes with feltlining, radius entry door and a powerentrance step.
In addition to an emergency startswitch and LP leak alarm, thePursuit’s safety features are much thesame as you would want to have athome – smoke and carbon monox-ide detectors, fire extinguisher anddeadbolt lock on the entrance door.
Functional ChoicesMcConnell says, “The exterior
storage and the utility bay are twoexamples of how Georgie Boy wantsto give our customers motorhomesthat are functional, as well as goodlooking.” All five Pursuit models
feature huge, pass-through exteriorstorage – 100 to 148 cubic feet,depending on the model. Like moreexpensive coaches, basement storageareas are accessed via stamped-aluminum, bus-style baggage doors.A utility bay houses a whole-housewater filter, water pump switch,water utility panel, a black-tank rinsesystem, outlets and a cable jack.Holding tanks are heated andenclosed for those who want to usetheir Pursuit year-round.
Kitchens feature satin-nickelhardware and a large, double-bowlsink, with countertops edged ineither Welbeck Birch or BrazilianCherry wood. Other convenient features are the three-burner rangewith oven, range hood with light,range cover (optional on 3100 DS,3150 DS), microwave oven and adouble-door refrigerator.
Entertainment features include astandard 27-inch, flat-screen TV,AM/FM/CD player and prewiringfor a satellite antenna. A second, 15-inch LCD TV with hookups forwatching videos or playing games isinstalled in the bunk bed/sofa/officearea of the 3450 DS. Depending onthe model, a 4- or 5.5-kilowatt Onangenerator is standard or optional.While pre-wired for a rear, roof airconditioner, A/C is an option.
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We happen to like listening tothe CB radio while we aretraveling, particularly whentruckers are on the air.
Listening to truckers, you cangain some insight into their lives andwhat it’s like to move those big rigsaround the country. You learn thattruckers work long hours and dealwith a lot of pressure, boredom andfrustration. You also come to realizethat, while most have a professionalapproach to their driving, a fewimmature hotdoggers out there haveno business pushing 80,000 poundsof steel and cargo down the highway.
Helpful Driving InformationTruckers use the CB to advise one
another of road and traffic status.Their advisories often apply to RVersas well. If there is a traffic situationblocking one or two driving lanes,truckers will radio which lanes areopen. This information allows us to
change lanes before traffic backs up.When there is an unexpected roadclosure, truckers broadcast directionsto alternate routes. We have avoidedtime-consuming traffic jams severaltimes by listening to the truckers.
Learning the LingoTruckers have developed their
own colorful terminology. It took awhile to learn most of the terms.
As many state police officers andhighway patrolmen wear a hat like Smokey the Bear’s, the terms“smokey” and “bear” are used in reference to the police. Truckers constantly update one another aboutthe location of state police and high-way patrolmen. We love the way they differentiate between various typesof “bears.” A “full-grown” bear is astate police officer or highway patrol-man. Since one of their primaryduties is to police the highways,truckers are quite interested in their
whereabouts. A “county mountie” isa local sheriff, and a “local yocal” is acity officer. A “plain-wrapper” is anunmarked patrol car, and “polarbear” refers to a white patrol car. A“bear in the air” is a police helicopteror plane. And a “kojac with a kodak”refers to an officer using a radar gun.
When an officer has a vehiclepulled over to the side of the road, hehas “captured” that driver. A lot of“capturing” activity will bring on theexpression “there’s bears everywhere.”
Truckers have descriptions forother vehicles sharing the road. A“four-wheeler” is a car (an annoy-ance to truckers); “stagecoach” is abus; “bread truck” is a motorhome,and “draggin wagon,” a tow truck.
And, they have names for theirown as well. A “covered wagon” is aflatbed or open trailer with a tarpcover. A “parking lot” is a car trans-porter. And we have heard truckersrefer to their sleeper as a “condo.”
They call weigh stations “chickencoops” (a closed coop is cause for celebration). So now you knowwhere the “chicken inspector” works.
When a trucker warns of a “brakecheck,” he means an unexpected traffic slowdown (brake lights every-where). Get ready to slow or stop.
If someone (or something ) is “inthe bushes” they’re off the side of theroad and pretty much out of sightuntil you get close to them. Bears liketo hide in the bushes. And “yard line”or “yard stick” refers to the milemarkers at the side of the road.
Trucker talk often varies byregion. Some of the standardizedradio ten-codes, or ten signals, devel-oped for brevity and historically usedby law enforcement follow:10-4 OK, message received10-7 Out of service, leaving air10-9 Repeat message10-13 Advise weather/road
conditions10-20 My location is10-27 I am moving to channel10-33 Emergency traffic
Now you know the terms, so ifthey warn you there’s a “kojac with akodak in the bushes at the 32 yardline,” it’s your own fault if you get“captured.”W
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Rulez!Character Creation
Pick up your character sheet.
Give your character a name…like BifStarbuck! Or Dirk Knightly! Somethingfitting of a Space Bastard!
Put an exclamation point after yourlast name. After all, what kind ofhero are you if you don’t have anexclamation point after your name?
Look at your stats. Oooo! Aren’tyou manly? (Or womanly or robotlyor… whatever)
But wait! You’ve been working out!Roll to see which of your 6 statsyou’ve been working up.
Roll a die. Count that many spacesfrom left to right starting at the Movestat. Give that stat a +1.
You’ve also been practicing a lot withone type of weapon. Roll 1D6. Start atthe left and count right. This is yourBastard’s favorite instrument of doom!He gets a +1 to hit whenever using thistype of weapon. Circle it to remindyourself and to brag to your foes.
An Explanation of Terms
There are a few terms you need toknow before playing the game:
Turn – A turn is each Bastard’s indi-vidual time to act. Each player getsone turn per round.
Round – A round is a grouping ofturns. All Bastards in the game getone turn per round. Once everyonehas acted, that round is over andthe next round begins. No takebacks. Exchanges only for 30 dayswith receipt. All others, store credit.
D6 – This is a simple 6-sided die. Likeyou’d use in Vegas, baby!
D3 – A 3-sided die isn’t really 3-sided. It’s a 6-sided die but youcount it like this.
1-2 = 13-4 = 25-6 = 3
This type of rolling happens a lot inthis game, so keep that in mind.
HP – This is the standard abbrevia-tion for hit points. You’ve got ‘em.Your enemy wants to get rid of ‘em.Good luck trying to keep ‘em!
Line of Sight (LOS) – When oneminiature can "see" another minia-ture, they have line of sight. Youcan determine LOS by eyeballingit, getting down and looking fromtheir point of view. Or, if you're theclumsy type and you don't want ahunk of pewter in your eye, youcan always pull out a tape measure to check.
EXAMPLE: Little Billy is rollingup his first Space Bastard.Awww ain’t that cute? Hegets to the character cre-
ation stage and rolls a die tosee which stat has a +1.
Billy rolls a 4! Way to go, Billy!You have a +1 to your Con!Your enemies will be shakingin their boots tonight!
This horrible peace led to a darktime in the galaxy of rampantmonotony and excessive boredom.The psychotic killers that had oncebeen heroes now held desk jobs: afate worse than death.
No one knows who fired the firstshot in that fateful break room, butlegends tell of an argument overexcessive microwave usage.
Before you could say, "humanresources," these masters of destruc-tion started descending on eachother like great, big descendy things.They picked their favorite weaponsand flew away to remote planets tofight other legendary heroes.
At one of these rendezvous, itbecame customary to bring aweapon in a box to place on thefield of battle. Whoever got to thepackage first used the weapon toblast his foes. This custom wasupset when one contenderpacked a dangerous alien in hisbox. Soon, it became common-place for some boxes to have "sur-prises!" This made the game more"interesting." (Read: Bloody!)
Rather than miss out on all the funbecause of a small inconveniencelike death, before every matcheach Bastard was cloned twice;
each one an exact, raving, homici-dal replica of the original.
People flocked to watch thesegames… but the massive (andsometimes total) spectator bodycount dissuaded others fromattending the events live.
But without glory, what’s the point?The Bastards put their collectivebrain cells together (both of them)and decided to televise the events.
Now, with Galactic Networks run-ning the events, their epic battlescan be seen across the galaxy (aslong as you have a premiumcable package.)
Bastards are regarded with a com-bination of fanatical hero worshipand bladder-emptying fear. Thearrival of a group of Space Bastardsis widely celebrated… followed bymass, orbital evacuation.
Now, in these enlightened times,families gather round their viewingdevices to root for their favoriteSpace Bastards rending each otherlimb from limb. Good, clean fun forthe whole family!
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The Intro!F or countless ages, much longer than anyone cares to
remember… (so at least five days,) the universe wasshrouded in war. When one day, rather unexpectedly,
peace broke out. This took everyone by surprise, especiallythose fighting.
2 – Space Bastards
Concept by: Sean Rinder & Jon Enge
Written by: Jon Enge & Michael "Benji" Hall
Art by: Anthony Pearce (www.gothkgrafx.com)
Layout by: Robert Best
Editing by: Tara Pool
Big ups to:The Game Arena, Norm Carlson, Dan Walker, StrategiconConventions, Ron Glass, Dan McCann, Robert Andruszko,Robert Best, Tara Pool, The Cult of the Eye, Sean Rinder, andall of our outstanding playtesters.
Very Special Thanks to:
JonFirst off, Thanks to Benji for being a great partner. I couldn’thave done this on my own. To my parents for always beingsupportive, especially now and to Clare. Thank you for notonly supporting me but for shoving me forward when I needa kick in the pants.
MikeI'd like to thank Jon Enge, my partner in crime. Without you,there would be no Skullduggery. Thanks to Mom & Dad fortheir unconditional love & support. Without you two therewould be no ... well, no me! Most of all I'd like to thank mywife, Jocelyn. It takes a real woman to love a real geek.Love you, darling.
