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Blue was resting, lying, elbows down, motionless, undisturbed, examining his thoughts (on the bar), bruised knuckles from the fight he had a few weeks ago along the rim of the Grand Canyon. Just a few trifle thoughts, is all, his whole body was aware of the endurance it had taken, soreness throughout his whole body, he was getting old, he told himself. Maggie O'Brian came to mind, the gal that he met at the log cabin, along the rim of the canyon, her husband had died, and she was taken captive by the Indians, he could not sleep peacefully because of that, because he was questioning his actions, his motives. He had confused dreaming, and he questioned his mind, his cerebellum you could say, I suppose it did its trick, it maintained balance and muscular alertness. (It was now June of 1976.)

It occurred to Blue, that this impetuous girl named Maggie, had compromised herself in more ways than one by staying in a cabin on the rim of the canyon after the odds of her husband being alive was ten to one. He told her to leave, but she wouldn't hear of it. He could have played the angle of mercy and tried to get her back, but it was too dangerous, again the odds were one in ten, and he was a gunfighter, not a mercenary.

He was contemplating her face now, relaxed at a bar in Flagstaff. She was prompted by strong impulses, he told his second self, you know, the one we all talk to, and the one that tells us our desires of a woman, wanting a woman, he had really never felt an itch for a woman as he did this one, hell, he kind of was hoping he'd find her husband dead, that is why he returned, thinking he could perhaps comfort her, and then, who knows what. Well, this is what was going on in his mind.

"You sure you want another drink?" asked the barkeeper, knowing Blue got mean when he drank too much, or was in a depressive mood. "How do you feel?" he asked, smiling.

Jake Cody, wound the clock, and gave Blue another beer with a shot of whiskey, squint-eyes, watching Blue in case he gave a sign of craziness, and he'd simply duck; he noticed Blue's ungentle fingers rubbing his gun, he did that when he was thinking, unfocused; simply as it may be, it reminded him, he was unfocused, a life saving tick you might say, he picked up along the way.

"Oh, I should have, should have?" question Blue to himself.

"Should have what?" asked the barkeep.

Angelina sat down abruptly by Blue, yawned a bit, it was close to midnight, "Honey, we can if you want?" said the young prostitute. She was pretty thought Blue, but her sleep-swollen eyes were defacing, and his mind was too busy thinking, and his thirst was too intoxicating to make love, so he smiled and said nothing, but ordered a drink for her nonetheless.

In a clap of an eye, Blue shot out the lamp near the bar, the several folks in the bar jumped up, then trying to move away from his blind spots they stood stone still against the wall, puzzlement filled the bar, it was quiet, why did he do what he did (thought the wall folks), but no one cared or dared to ask. Blue shook his head, Angelina still sitting next to him, "I never saw one like you," she told Blue. He looked at her, she must had been less than 20-years old, he told himself, but there was something in her eyes that reminded him of Maggie, a proper looking girl (but this one was a prowler).

"Sure," he said in a mild tone, "let's go up to my stall, I mean room honey, and do it, it's number #13, I like that number, it follows me around."

Note: This can be considered the third part to the story of "Death along the Canyon's Rim," but to be honest, it simply was not written with that excuse in mind, so I have not categorized it that way. It was meant to be a story of its own, simple as it is about Arizona Blue, reflecting, as often we all do, and question our motives and actions.

Written at home, 5-9-2007, 11:39 PM

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5 Tough Questions to Answer for any Family Home Security Plan

Whatever the occasion – a new home, a new year, a heightened sense of danger – you have for revamping home security measures, your efforts are going to pay off in a big way.  It’s this sense of purpose that will make your family and property safer every day of the year.  Along the way, you’re going to have a set of tough questions to answer, the type of questions which can tip your security plan in the direction of wise or even dangerous.  It goes without saying that the last thing you want is to endanger your family when you believe you are increasing home security.  To that end, here are five of the bug questions you will probably ask yourself and how to figure out the answer.

1. How should the question of firearms be addressed?  For many people, firearms are not just a constitutional right; they are actually a key element of a home security plan.  At the same time, imagine the type of disaster which can occur when someone inexperienced with a gun has an accident.  Such a thing would never occur if there was no firearm in the home.  To that end, you have to ensure your gun is out of reach to children but accessible within a reasonable amount of time.  Your home alarm should give you enough notice, allowing you the minute or so it might take to get your gun.

2. Will surveillance cameras make us all feel like prisoners?  Big Brother is watching, many critics of technology will say, referring to the government’s increasing use of surveillance.  There is a fine line between surveillance and invasion of privacy; you should learn how to walk it carefully.  If you’re going to go with security cameras, make sure they don’t end up turned inward.  Keep them outdoors.

3. Are fences more eyesore than security help?  A picturesque fence across the front of your house is one thing; an ugly fence surrounding the perimeter of your home is something else.  You will be safer with a fully fenced property, but the feeling such a setup will create should be considered.  Again, you might feel confined.

4. Is creating a hybrid system overdoing it?  For homeowners looking to create a top-notch security plan, the way to go is often adding wireless help to a hard wired home alarm.  Such a scenario will make sense in a multi-story house with a lot of area.  However, you may be able to simply go wireless and simplify your overall package.

5. Can the family get by without man’s best friend?  Dogs can be sloppy; they can wreak havoc in a home.  They also might create a lot of love in the family and add to your overall security at the same time.  You should think twice before denying everyone the pleasure of a family pet.  Cats are nice, but dogs can put a fright in prowlers.

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Is the Night Prowler SA a good airsoft gun to buy?

I am really thinking about getting this gun because it shoots 325 FPS and holds 600 rounds in a gravity feed.
I have alot of CQB so i think it will be a great main or secondary weapon.

have that weapon GREAT choice best for main and get a mini mp5 for second a pistol for backup

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