Robert Best has over 15 years of experience in marketing, graphic design, and restaurant management. He has held positions such as general manager, graphic designer, and barista at various establishments in Ventura, California and surrounding areas. He is proficient in many design and marketing software programs and is seeking a new creative and professional position.

1. Robert Best805-901-0718 • drshocker@gmail.com
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.

2. Robert“Dr.Shocker”Best
Portfolio
drshocker@gmail.com

3. _______________
Room Crawler
Zen Tiki Lounge A
Tangaroa-Ru B
RumShaker A
Art of Tiki A
Martini BombsHell B
A Snake Pit
A North Bay Rum Bums
A Purple Orchid
A COTE Vice Squad
A Tiki Underground & Smuggler's Cove
8 9
Ventura’s BestBilliards Room
805-641-20202520 E. Main St.Ventura, CA 93003
Weekly Leagues& Tournaments20+ Varieties of BeerMusic • Big Screen TVFree Parking • FoodBilliard SuppliesBoudoir Burlesque
Workshop
StageLight Studios Presents
This 3 hour workshop is
for the private vixen.
Learn a routine
designed to tease and
tantalize the
audience of your
choice, while de-
veloping more
confidence and
a new sense of
gracefullness.
Techniques
covered will
include
“Dancing in
Shoes you
shouldn’t
be walking
in,”Elegant and
Seductive glove
and stocking
removal,
Tantalizing boa
work, The Classic
Bump and Grind,
and Effortless
bra removal.
http://stagelightstudios.com/
boudoir_burlesque_workshop.html
Dec
4 & 11
Boudoir Burlesque
Workshop
StageLight Studios Presents
This 3 hour workshop is
for the private vixen.
Learn a routine
designed to tease and
tantalize the
audience of your
choice, while de-
veloping more
confidence and
a new sense of
gracefullness.
Techniques
covered will
include
“Dancing in
Shoes you
shouldn’t
be walking
in,”Elegant and
Seductive glove
and stocking
removal,
Tantalizing boa
work, The Classic
Bump and Grind,
and Effortless
bra removal.
http://stagelightstudios.com/
boudoir_burlesque_workshop.html
Dec
4 & 11
Boudoir Burlesque
Workshop
StageLight Studios Presents
This 3 hour workshop is
for the private vixen.
Learn a routine
designed to tease and
tantalize the
audience of your
choice, while de-
veloping more
confidence and
a new sense of
gracefullness.
Techniques
covered will
include
“Dancing in
Shoes you
shouldn’t
be walking
in,”Elegant and
Seductive glove
and stocking
removal,
Tantalizing boa
work, The Classic
Bump and Grind,
and Effortless
bra removal.
http://stagelightstudios.com/
boudoir_burlesque_workshop.html
Dec
4 & 11
Boudoir Burlesque
Workshop
StageLight Studios Presents
This 3 hour workshop is
for the private vixen.
Learn a routine
designed to tease and
tantalize the
audience of your
choice, while de-
veloping more
confidence and
a new sense of
gracefullness.
Techniques
covered will
include
“Dancing in
Shoes you
shouldn’t
be walking
in,”Elegant and
Seductive glove
and stocking
removal,
Tantalizing boa
work, The Classic
Bump and Grind,
and Effortless
bra removal.
http://stagelightstudios.com/
boudoir_burlesque_workshop.html
Dec
4 & 11
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Web•Logos
Branding•Social
Marketing

4. 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
them nifty Fezzes?”
Well there are many
conflicting accounts of the
origin of the Cult of the Eye™,
and more are being created
everyday.(There’snothinglike
a little “Creative Reminisc-
ing”toboostone’sselfworth!)
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
ourselves known.
The
Feznoviet
Union
Request your company to commemorate
the 234th Anniversary of
Captain Charles Clerke’s
Discovery of Feznovia
Saturday August 18th, 2012
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Feznoviet Union EmbassyRm 1703
Regret’s Only
(657) 464-3396
Attire: Fez Only
Drinks Provided
LA Live
Sponsored by
The
Feznoviet
Union
Request your company to commemorate
the 234th Anniversary of
Captain Charles Clerke’s
Discovery of Feznovia
Saturday August 18th, 2012
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Feznoviet Union EmbassyRm 1703
Regret’s Only
(657) 464-3396
Attire: Fez Only
Drinks Provided
LA Live
Sponsored by
Sponsored by
Friday
Jason Lee &
The R.I.P Tides
Los Sea Finks
Live Burlesque
Saturday
Bachelor Pad
After Dark
Burlesque
Jason Lee &
The R.I.P Tides
LA Live
Designed
& Built by
COTE
Vice Squad
The Vice SquadPresents
Delegation of Delectation
Essence of Requiescence
Habitation of Gratification
Lounge Suite
C
O
T
E

5. JamborTease!Burlesque
Ventura Theater
26 S. Chestnut
DownTown Ventura
May 13th 8pm
Gwen Ruby
THE
ATTIC
TRUNK
433 E. Main St #11-14
Dr. Shocker’s
All The
Tease None
of the
Sleaze!
8:00pm
$10
The Majestic
Ventura Theater
26 S. Chestnut St. Ventura, CA
JamborTease.DrShocker.net
Tickets @ VenturaThe.net
Sponsored by:
Dec 19th
18+
Dr. Shocker’sDr. Shocker’sDr. Shocker’s
Dr. Shocker’s
Sinsational
8:00pm $10
The Majestic
Ventura Theater
26 S. Chestnut St. Ventura, CA
JamborTease.DrShocker.net
Tickets @ VenturaThe.net
Sponsored by:
May 24th 18+
Attaboy
Vintage
Dr. Shocker’s
Dr. Shocker’s
The Majestic Ventura Theater
26 S. Chestnut St., Ventura, CA
JamborTease.DrShocker.net
Tickets @ VenturaTheater.net
Attaboy
Vintage
Sass A Frass
Thunder
Beretta
Vixen
Cakes
Just Added

6. Tiki Saves Lives!
DownTown Ventura
VenTikiLoungeandLanai.com
Sliders
Kalua Pork $9.95
three SliderS on hawaiian
rollS with hawaiian bbq Sauce
Pepper Seared ahi $10.95
three SliderS on hawaiian
rollS with Feta, SPicy mayo,
cilantro, green onionS & greenS
Spamageddon 6.95
three SPam SliderS on hawaiian
rollS with cheeSe & SPicy mayo
Skewers
Sabu’s coconut chicken $9.95
with Secret tiKi Sauce
coconut Shrimp $9.95
with Sweet chile Sauce
grilled new york Steak $10.95
with teriyaKi Sauce
Pupus
Pepper Seared ahi $10.95
Feta, Fire Sauce & green onion
cali-Fresh roll $8.95
blue crab, cucumber,
mango & avocado
tiki greens
mixed greenS with mango, cucumber, tomato, avocado,
& SProutS, toPPed with blue cheeSe crumbleS $10.95
add your Favorites
ShrimP (6 each) 6.95, Salmon 6.95, PePPer Seared ahi 5.95,
chicKen 4.95, SteaK 7.85
dressing - SeSame or miSo
big island Plates
Kraken Salmon $17.95
Salmon with KraKen rum Soy
Sauce with rice & veggieS
Seared tuna $18.95
teriyaKi Seared tuna with
rice & veggieS
diver Scallops $22.95
Seared diver ScalloPS with
cracKed PePPer, garlic waSabi
maSh, Sweet and Sour & mango
curry beur blanc
new york Steak $22.95
teriyaKi glazed new yorK SteaK with
garlic waSabi maSh & veggieS
loco moco $10.95
2 eggS over eaSy over rice with
gravy and a Side oF grilled SPam
SubStitute burger Patty (+1.00)
chicken teriyaki bowl $8.95
with rice & veggieS
taco tinis
Kalua Pork taco $8.95
Feta, cilantro, green onionS
& Sambal chili Sauce
Pepper Seared ahi taco $8.95
Feta, cilantro, green onionS
& Sambal chili Sauce
King buns
King bun burger 10.95
1/2 lbS uSda cuStom ground beeF,
cheddar cheeSe, greenS & tomato
island King bun 9.95
Kalua PorK & hawaiian bbq Sauce
teriyaki Steak King bun 12.95
uSda Prime SteaK, greenS & tomato
Seared tuna King bun 13.95
PePPer Seared ahi tuna,
greenS & tomato
citrus Salmon King bun 12.95
citruS Seared Salmon,
greenS & tomato
King buns include chips.
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Channel
Islands
Mai Tai - $15C.I. Light Rum, C.I. Gold Rum,
Orgeat, Blood Orangcello,
Fresh Lime Juice, Simple Syrup
& a C.I. Grey Ghost Float
Trader Vic’s
Original
Mai Tai - $13Ron Matusalem Platino Rum,
Gold Rum, Orgeat, Bols Orange
Curacao, Fresh Squeezed Lime
Juice & Simple Syrup
Blue Hawaii - $10Birdwell’s Vodka, Plantino Rum, Bols Blue Curacao,
Pineapple Juice & Citrus Juices
Harry Yee/Hilton Hawaiian Village/Honolulu, HI/Circa 1950
Jet Pilot - $13Gold Rum, Whalers Dark Rum, Lemon Hart 151, Fresh Lime,
Grapefruit juice & Traditional Syrups (Black Hawk 113 $14)
Don the Beachcomber/Circa 1972
Navy Grog - $12Ron Matusalem Platino Rum, Gold Rum, Whalers Dark Rum,
Fresh Citrus, Honey Syrup, & Soda
Don the Beachcomber/Circa 1972
Dr. Funk - $11Gold Rum, Pernod, Lemon Lime Soda & Secret Ingredients
Trader Vic’s/Oakland, CA/Circa 1946
Enjoy any drink in a VenTiki Coconut Mug for $10 More!
Mai Tais
VenTiki
Mai Tai - $11Platino Rum, Gold Rum, Orgeat,
Bols Orange Curacao, Fresh
Lime Juice, Simple Syrup with a
Whalers Dark Rum Float
Mai Tai - $25Rhum Clément Silver Rum,
Rhum Clément Gold Rum,
Orgeat, Rhum Clément
Creole Shrub, Fresh Lime
Juice, Simple Syrup with a
Kraken Dark Rum Float
Trader Vic’s/Oakland, CA/Circa 1944
Ventura,CA
Classic TikI
VenTiki Whip Floats
VenTiki Floats with Rum
(805) 667-8887
www.VenTikiLounge.com
701 E. Main St, DownTown Ventura, CA
Friday
10/24
VenTiki Whip
Reveal Party
Saturday
10/25
Tiki Carving
& Vending
VenTiki Whip
Sunday
10/26
VenTiki Whip
While
Supplies Last

7. 1st Annual Halloween Haunt
(805) 667-8887
www.VenTikiLounge.com
701 E. Main St, DownTown Ventura, CA
Nov 1st
2013
6pm
Free
Sponsored byHaoles of Horror
Present
Forbidden Elixers
Taboo Treats
Costume Contests
Deadhead Samples
Free Gifts
$6.66
Groovie Ghoulie
Killer from
Kilauea
Blood Moon on
Molokai
Cash Log
Bartender Name _______________________________________________________________
Bartender Name _______________________________________ ________________________
Barback Name ____________________________ _____________________________________
______________________
Date
Register Till Opening Closing
Pennies (.01)
Nickles (.05)
Dimes (.10)
Quarters (.25)
Half Dollars (.50)
Dollar Coin (1.00)
Ones (1.00)
Fives (5.00)
Tens (10.00)
Twentys (20.00)
Fiftys (50.00)
Hundreds (100.00)
Total
Cash In/Paid Outs Amount
Employee Cash
Sales
CC
Sales
Total
Sales
Cash
Drop
Total Cash
Closing Cash _________________________
PaidOuts+____________________________
Opening Cash = ______________________
Over/Short +/- ______________________
At the end of the shift go to the reporting app and print out the daily
report and staple it to this sheet (Opening & Closing)
I certify the above is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Signiture _____________________________________________________ Date______________________
Banquet Event Order Form
Day
________________
Date
________________
Time
________________
Venue
________________
Price Per
Person
________________
Total Price
________________
Event Name: Billing Instructions:
Event Contact:
Email Adddress:
Phone: Authorized Signer(S):
Billing Address:
Onsite Contact:
Onsite Contact Phone: Advance Deposit
Special Requirements
Billing
Food $
Beverages $
Service Fee 20% $
Tax 7.25% $
Estament Total $
Advance Deposit 50% $
Amount Due by $
Beverage
Decor
Menu
Set Up
Prepared by_______________________________________
Authorized Signiture ____________________________
San BuenaventuraSan Buenaventuraan Buenaventura
Operations, Inc
701 E Main St DownTown Ventura
www.ventikiloungeandlanai.com
EXOTIC DRINKS
PUPUS • SUSHI
LOCO MOCO
& MORE
ESCAPE TO THE
ISLANDS!
Tsunami
WarningMonday thru Friday 4-6 & All Day Tuesday
Ventura,CA
Cocktails
Pupus
Taco Tini • Cali Fresh Roll
Pepper Seared Tuna
Coconut Shrimp Skewers
Kahlua Pork Sliders•
Sabu’sCoconutChicken
VenTiki Mai Tai • Shrunken Head • Strand Local
C-Street Savage • Altar of SacriFice • The Fuzz
Lagoon of Forbidden Desire
Voodoo Temptress of the
Seven Pleasures
Ventura, CA
No Discounts on Take Out Orders
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8. CamperWays May 2006 – 1
MAY 2006
www.woodalls.com
Woodall's Fulfillment Office
P.O. Box 8686, Ventura, CA 93002
In This Issue:
Featured Vehicle:
Airstream 75th Anniversary Edition
Nauticus
Norfolk’s Maritime Museum
200605 CWY 4/5/06 11:40 AM Page 1
Southern RV May/June 2006 – 1
MAY/JUNE 2006
www.woodalls.com
Woodall's Fulfillment Office
P.O. Box 8686, Ventura, CA 93002
In This Issue:
Featured Vehicle:
Airstream 75th Anniversary Edition
Athens
Live Music Mecca
200605 SRV 4/7/06 15:59 Page 1
May/June 2006 Northeast Outdoors – 1
MAY/JUNE 2006
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Woodall's Fulfillment Office
P.O. Box 8686, Ventura, CA 93002
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In This Issue:
Featured Vehicle:
Airstream 75th Anniversary Edition
Gilded Glory
Newport’s Summer Homes
Gilded Glory
Newport’s Summer Homes
200605 NEO 4/11/06 4:32 PM Page 1
MAY/JUNE 2006
www.woodalls.com
Woodall's Fulfillment Office
P.O. Box 8686, Ventura, CA 93002
In This Issue:
Featured Vehicle:
Airstream 75th Anniversary Edition
Door County
Wisconsin’s Wonderland
200605 MRV 4/14/06 3:10 PM Page 1
Florida RV Traveler May/June 2006 – 1
MAY/JUNE 2006
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In This Issue:
Featured Vehicle:
Airstream’s 75th Anniversary Edition
Pass-A-GrillePass-A-Grille
Good Life on The GulfGood Life on The Gulf
200605 FRV 4/19/06 15:21 Page 1
The Snowbird’s Resource for Camping and RVing
WOODALL’S
2006 Edition
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Special Pull-Out Section
Winter Hotspots
A Special Guide to Southern Delights
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The
Rally
The
RallyMarch 14-17, 2008
Perry, Georgia
2008
The Rally
2/18/08
8:33
PM
Page
1

9. Table of ContentsTable of Contents
4 – The Rally 2008
Editor
Melinda Baccanari
Exhibit Coordinator
Katey Purgatorio
Advertising Director
Terry Thompson
Advertising Production Manager
Brenda Hutchinson
Advertising Business Manager
Denielle Sternburg
Advertising Sales
Debbie Flores
Paul Gillerlain
Matt Grimes
Tacy Hendershot-Sargent
Matt Hotchkiss
Chuck Lasley
John Marciano
Scott Oakes
Sue Panchenko
Pam Peterson
Angela Pezzullo
Fred Schwarz
Art Director
Robert Best
Artists
Robert Roy
Stacy Frankel
Robert Peterson
Stan Milton
The RallyTeam
Sue Bray
David Conover
Bev Dalton
Dawn Jenkins
Valerie Law
Bob Livingston
Cindy McGrath
Dave and Patty Morgen
Lorisa Pierson
Melissa Sidnam
The Rally 2008 Program was produced by Woodall
Publications and TL Enterprises, 2575 Vista Del
Mar Dr., Ventura, CA 93001; (805) 667-4100.
Copyright © 2008. All rights reserved. No repro-
duction permitted without written permission of
The Rally.
The
Rally
The
Rally
March 14-17, 2008
Perry, Georgia
Information contained in this program is subject to change. For the most up-to-date
information and any last-minute changes, please listen for announcements at the evening
entertainment programs. Thank you.
Welcome from Affinity President and CEO. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Welcome from Georgia Governor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Welcome from City of Perry Mayor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Rally Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Fairgrounds Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Exhibit Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
RV Display Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Exhibit Booth Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Daily Schedule
Thursday, March 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Friday, March 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Saturday, March 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Sunday, March 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Monday, March 17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Exhibitor Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Rally Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Rally Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Index to Advertisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
2008 The Rally 2/18/08 8:33 PM Page 4
WelcomeWelcome
12 – The Rally 2008
Perry Mayor Jim Worrall
FRIENDS WITH THE RALLY,
GREETINGS AND WELCOME!
As mayor of the City of Perry, I consider it a pleasure to welcome each of you to our community. While you
are here, I hope you will take time to visit throughout the area, as we feel we have much to offer in the way of
sightseeing, dining, recreation and a quaint historic downtown area.
Perry has always been considered a unique small Southern town and was recently recognized for the second
time as “One of the 50 Best Small Towns in the Southeast in Which to Live.”We continue to take pride in the
fact that we have been listed many times as an All Georgia Community as well as an All American City. We are
a Georgia Municipal Association City of Ethics. Our local hotel, the New Perry Hotel, was recently honored by
the 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 known
as 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 of
Commerce if you need assistance of any kind. You are most welcome to our
community, and we are extremely pleased that you chose to visit here.
Jim Worrall
Mayor
2008 The Rally 2/18/08 8:34 PM Page 12
AERIAL PHOTO
Aerial photos of The Rally will be
available for purchase from the
official Rally photographer, W.
Scott Mitchell. A CD slide show
of The Rally will also be available.
For more information, contact:
W. Scott Mitchell
1215 W. Citation Drive
Chandler, AZ 85224
(480) 814-0420
BANKING
Attendees may withdraw cash
using Discover, Visa, and
MasterCard at ATM machines,
which are connected to all of the
major networks including Plus
Worldwide, Quest, Cirrus, AFFN,
Maestro and Interlink.
ATM machines will be at the
following locations at the
Georgia National Fairgrounds and
Agricenter: the General Store
(near the Clock Tower), McGill
MarketPlace, Clock Tower and
Miller-Murphy-Howard Building
(outside south doors).
A full-service branch of
CB&T Bank
is located at
916 Main St.
Perry, GA 31069
(478) 987-1522
Bank lobby hours:
Monday through Thursday
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday
9 a.m. to noon.
Closed Sunday
Bank drive-up window hours:
Monday through Thursday
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday
8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday
9 a.m. to noon
Closed Sunday
CAR RENTALS
Car-rental agencies are located at
either Middle Georgia Regional
Airport or the Hartsfield–Jackson
Atlanta International Airport.
Reservations are suggested. Call
for rental rates.
Middle Georgia Regional Airport:
Hertz: (478) 788-3600
Budget: (478) 784-7130
Alamo/National: (478) 788-5385
Avis: (478) 788-3840
Enterprise: (487) 784-8633
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta
International Airport:
Avis, Budget, Dollar, Hertz,
Enterprise, National and Thrifty
have registration counters located
inside the airport on the first floor
within the Atrium. Car-rental
shuttles are located in the Orange
Bus aisle.
Located in Hartsfield–Jackson
Avis:
(404) 530-2725
Budget Car Rental:
(404) 530-3000
Dollar Rent A Car:
(866) 434-2226
Enterprise:
(404) 763-5220
Hertz:
(404) 530-2925
National/Alamo:
(404) 530-2800
Thrifty Car Rental:
(770) 996-2350
Located off-site
Airport Rent a Car of Atlanta:
(800) 905-4997
Atlanta Rent A Car:
(404) 763-1110
Dollar Rent A Car: (866) 434-
2226
EZ Rent a Car: (404) 761-4999
Payless Car Rental : (404) 766-
5034
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
If you’re a member of the Good
Sam Club, Coast to Coast Resorts
or Camping World President’s
Club, be sure to have current
member identification with you at
all times during The Rally. You
may be required to produce iden-
tification for admission to some
activities.
Rally ServicesRally Services
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E
ven if you have never visited
Atlantic City, N.J., it may have
captured your imagination for
decades.
The street names in the game of
Monopoly are taken from this tiny
resort town on Absecon Island. The
1972 movie “The King of Marvin
Gardens” was filmed on location
here and conveys the feeling of the
pre-casino/post-glory-days’ limbo
the 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 young
couple’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 held
here from 1921-2005. And fans of
saltwater taffy know it originated
here in the late 19th century.
Today, Atlantic City might be
associated with Donald Trump, who
owns several hotel/casinos and other
buildings, and taped many of his
“The Apprentice” shows here. So for
all those who might feel “Trump-ed
out” at the notion that Atlantic City
is simply a gambling mecca on the
Eastern Seaboard, the Atlantic City
Convention and Visitor’s Authority
(ACCVA), wants you to know it’s a
complete 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. We
have the beach. We have the
Boardwalk. We’ve added a whole lot
of 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 first
built in 1870 as a way to keep sand
out of hotel lobbies, and later landed
top space in the Monopoly game.
Today, at 60 feet wide and nearly five
miles long, with several piers jutting
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eorgie Boy has redesigned its
Pursuit family of Class A motor-
homes for 2007. According to
Jim McConnell, Georgie Boy’s
general manager,“We listened to our
customers about what they want in a
gas motorhome. We used that
information to develop a package of
floor plans, features and options that
makes Pursuit different from other
motorhomes and a more user-
friendly choice.” The Pursuit line
represents an alternative for those
who want the luxury and amenities
traditionally associated with a diesel
coach, but prefer a gasoline engine.
Indeed, buyers will have many
choices to personalize their Pursuit.
For starters, there are five Pursuit
models, ranging in length from 32'7"
to 35'6". The shortest models, (3100
DS and 3150 DS) have double slides.
The longest model (3450 DS) has
two super-size slides, including one
that can be ordered with a choice of
bunk beds, convertible sofa or office
area complete with a desk and book-
case. The other two (3225 TS and
3490 TS) have triple slides. In each,
the jackknife sofa folds out into a bed
for extra sleeping room in the living
area. 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. A
five-speed automatic transmission is
used. The huge, one-piece wind-
shield provides excellent visibility,
and an in-dash, 7-inch rear-vision
camera is standard.
Other exterior and construction
advantages are the crowned and lam-
inated TPO roof, full basement
design, metal trunk boxes with felt
lining,radius entry door and a power
entrance step.
In addition to an emergency start
switch and LP leak alarm, the
Pursuit’s safety features are much the
same as you would want to have at
home – smoke and carbon monox-
ide detectors, fire extinguisher and
deadbolt lock on the entrance door.
Functional Choices
McConnell says, “The exterior
storage and the utility bay are two
examples of how Georgie Boy wants
to give our customers motorhomes
that are functional, as well as good
looking.” All five Pursuit models
feature huge, pass-through exterior
storage – 100 to 148 cubic feet,
depending on the model. Like more
expensive coaches, basement storage
areas are accessed via stamped-
aluminum, bus-style baggage doors.
A utility bay houses a whole-house
water filter, water pump switch,
water utility panel, a black-tank rinse
system, outlets and a cable jack.
Holding tanks are heated and
enclosed for those who want to use
their Pursuit year-round.
Kitchens feature satin-nickel
hardware and a large, double-bowl
sink, with countertops edged in
either Welbeck Birch or Brazilian
Cherry wood. Other convenient
features are the three-burner range
with oven, range hood with light,
range cover (optional on 3100 DS,
3150 DS), microwave oven and a
double-door refrigerator.
Entertainment features include a
standard 27-inch, flat-screen TV,
AM/FM/CD player and prewiring
for a satellite antenna. A second, 15-
inch LCD TV with hookups for
watching videos or playing games is
installed in the bunk bed/sofa/office
area of the 3450 DS. Depending on
the model, a 4- or 5.5-kilowatt Onan
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While pre-wired for a rear, roof air
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W
e happen to like listening to
the CB radio while we are
traveling, particularly when
truckers are on the air.
Listening to truckers, you can
gain some insight into their lives and
what it’s like to move those big rigs
around the country. You learn that
truckers work long hours and deal
with a lot of pressure, boredom and
frustration. You also come to realize
that, while most have a professional
approach to their driving, a few
immature hotdoggers out there have
no business pushing 80,000 pounds
of steel and cargo down the highway.
Helpful Driving Information
Truckers use the CB to advise one
another of road and traffic status.
Their advisories often apply to RVers
as well. If there is a traffic situation
blocking one or two driving lanes,
truckers will radio which lanes are
open. This information allows us to
change lanes before traffic backs up.
When there is an unexpected road
closure,truckers broadcast directions
to alternate routes. We have avoided
time-consuming traffic jams several
times by listening to the truckers.
Learning the Lingo
Truckers have developed their
own colorful terminology. It took a
while to learn most of the terms.
As many state police officers and
highway 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 about
the location of state police and high-
way patrolmen. We love the way they
differentiate between various types
of “bears.” A “full-grown” bear is a
state police officer or highway patrol-
man. Since one of their primary
duties is to police the highways,
truckers are quite interested in their
whereabouts. A “county mountie” is
a local sheriff, and a “local yocal” is a
city officer. A “plain-wrapper” is an
unmarked patrol car, and “polar
bear” refers to a white patrol car. A
“bear in the air” is a police helicopter
or plane. And a “kojac with a kodak”
refers to an officer using a radar gun.
When an officer has a vehicle
pulled over to the side of the road, he
has “captured” that driver. A lot of
“capturing” activity will bring on the
expression“there’s bears everywhere.”
Truckers have descriptions for
other vehicles sharing the road. A
“four-wheeler” is a car (an annoy-
ance to truckers); “stagecoach” is a
bus; “bread truck” is a motorhome,
and “draggin wagon,” a tow truck.
And, they have names for their
own as well. A “covered wagon” is a
flatbed or open trailer with a tarp
cover. A “parking lot” is a car trans-
porter. And we have heard truckers
refer to their sleeper as a “condo.”
They call weigh stations “chicken
coops” (a closed coop is cause for
celebration). So now you know
where the “chicken inspector” works.
When a trucker warns of a“brake
check,” he means an unexpected
traffic slowdown (brake lights every-
where). Get ready to slow or stop.
If someone (or something ) is“in
the bushes” they’re off the side of the
road and pretty much out of sight
until you get close to them. Bears like
to hide in the bushes.And“yard line”
or “yard stick” refers to the mile
markers at the side of the road.
Trucker talk often varies by
region. Some of the standardized
radio ten-codes, or ten signals, devel-
oped for brevity and historically used
by law enforcement follow:
10-4 OK, message received
10-7 Out of service, leaving air
10-9 Repeat message
10-13 Advise weather/road
conditions
10-20 My location is
10-27 I am moving to channel
10-33 Emergency traffic
Now you know the terms, so if
they warn you there’s a “kojac with a
kodak in the bushes at the 32 yard
line,” it’s your own fault if you get
“captured.” W
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11. 4 – Space Bastards
Rulez!
Character Creation
Pick up your character sheet.
Give your character a name…like Bif
Starbuck! Or Dirk Knightly! Something
fitting of a Space Bastard!
Put an exclamation point after your
last name. After all, what kind of
hero are you if you don’t have an
exclamation point after your name?
Look at your stats. Oooo! Aren’t
you manly? (Or womanly or robotly
or… whatever)
But wait! You’ve been working out!
Roll to see which of your 6 stats
you’ve been working up.
Roll a die. Count that many spaces
from left to right starting at the Move
stat. Give that stat a +1.
You’ve also been practicing a lot with
one type of weapon. Roll 1D6. Start at
the left and count right. This is your
Bastard’s favorite instrument of doom!
He gets a +1 to hit whenever using this
type of weapon. Circle it to remind
yourself and to brag to your foes.
An Explanation of Terms
There are a few terms you need to
know before playing the game:
Turn – A turn is each Bastard’s indi-
vidual time to act. Each player gets
one turn per round.
Round – A round is a grouping of
turns. All Bastards in the game get
one turn per round. Once everyone
has acted, that round is over and
the next round begins. No take
backs. Exchanges only for 30 days
with receipt. All others, store credit.
D6 – This is a simple 6-sided die. Like
you’d use in Vegas, baby!
D3 – A 3-sided die isn’t really 3-
sided. It’s a 6-sided die but you
count it like this.
1-2 = 1
3-4 = 2
5-6 = 3
This type of rolling happens a lot in
this 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 one
miniature can "see" another minia-
ture, they have line of sight. You
can determine LOS by eyeballing
it, getting down and looking from
their point of view. Or, if you're the
clumsy type and you don't want a
hunk of pewter in your eye, you
can always pull out a tape
measure to check.
EXAMPLE: Little Billy is rolling
up his first Space Bastard.
Awww ain’t that cute? He
gets to the character cre-
ation stage and rolls a die to
see which stat has a +1.
Billy rolls a 4! Way to go, Billy!
You have a +1 to your Con!
Your enemies will be shaking
in their boots tonight!
This horrible peace led to a dark
time in the galaxy of rampant
monotony and excessive boredom.
The psychotic killers that had once
been heroes now held desk jobs: a
fate worse than death.
No one knows who fired the first
shot in that fateful break room, but
legends tell of an argument over
excessive microwave usage.
Before you could say, "human
resources," these masters of destruc-
tion started descending on each
other like great, big descendy things.
They picked their favorite weapons
and flew away to remote planets to
fight other legendary heroes.
At one of these rendezvous, it
became customary to bring a
weapon in a box to place on the
field of battle. Whoever got to the
package first used the weapon to
blast his foes. This custom was
upset when one contender
packed a dangerous alien in his
box. 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 fun
because of a small inconvenience
like death, before every match
each Bastard was cloned twice;
each one an exact, raving, homici-
dal replica of the original.
People flocked to watch these
games… but the massive (and
sometimes total) spectator body
count dissuaded others from
attending the events live.
But without glory, what’s the point?
The Bastards put their collective
brain cells together (both of them)
and decided to televise the events.
Now, with Galactic Networks run-
ning the events, their epic battles
can be seen across the galaxy (as
long as you have a premium
cable package.)
Bastards are regarded with a com-
bination of fanatical hero worship
and bladder-emptying fear. The
arrival of a group of Space Bastards
is widely celebrated… followed by
mass, orbital evacuation.
Now, in these enlightened times,
families gather round their viewing
devices to root for their favorite
Space Bastards rending each other
limb from limb. Good, clean fun for
the whole family!
Remember to order your next
Space Bastards! event coming soon
on "Pay Per Kill!"
Skull Duggery Trading Company – 3
The Intro!
For countless ages, much longer than anyone cares to
remember… (so at least five days,) the universe was
shrouded in war. When one day, rather unexpectedly,
peace broke out. This took everyone by surprise, especially
those 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, Strategicon
Conventions, Ron Glass, Dan McCann, Robert Andruszko,
Robert Best, Tara Pool, The Cult of the Eye, Sean Rinder, and
all of our outstanding playtesters.
Very Special Thanks to:
Jon
First off, Thanks to Benji for being a great partner. I couldn’t
have done this on my own. To my parents for always being
supportive, especially now and to Clare. Thank you for not
only supporting me but for shoving me forward when I need
a kick in the pants.
Mike
I'd like to thank Jon Enge, my partner in crime. Without you,
there would be no Skullduggery. Thanks to Mom & Dad for
their unconditional love & support. Without you two there
would be no ... well, no me! Most of all I'd like to thank my
wife, Jocelyn. It takes a real woman to love a real geek.
Love you, darling.
© 2005 Skullduggery Trading Co.