I had time to rest so I went to the men's room to get rid of the water I almost left in my jeans. I went with Lawrence to the chute. The announcer got...everyone's attention and stated the event would continue in several minutes using a modified list of cowboys. He read the next five names and the bulls they would ride. Lawrence was the first name. We'd both use the same bull rope. I helped him and he showed me how to tie the rope.When he was ready he signaled in the gate opens and his run. I noticed that there weren’t a lot of cars in the lot.I went in and broke a ten-dollar bill and was just milling around a few minutes, there were two other guys looking around as well. I was only there a couple minutes and I started to go back toward the booths. As I approached the entrance to the booths the power went out. It was dark save for a couple of safety lights that came on when the power went out.I continued back into the booth area and I saw another guy back there just leaning. In spite of my rather black mood the day before I enjoyed the day and got back to my house at about 8pm. My thoughts then turned back to Pamela, and I searched the house again, from top to bottom. Still nothing. The only thing I found was a piece of paper by my bed, with 6 numbers written on it. 9, 27, 34, 38, 42, 47. The handwriting was not mine, it was a neat hand, but the paper came from the pad in my office. I looked at it and decided 'lottery numbers'. Maybe they were Pamela's lucky. He would not be the first person that had been found giving information on the activities of the ranch. Just two days prior, a man had been discovered video taping the training exercises that Sgt. Ballerton had the men running.The three directors of the protectorate were meeting again to finalize their decision. First though, each had read the contents of a red folder marked urgent, and that was the topic of conversation."So what we have here, is a week end warrior who is actually an author of.