Sierra Madre Employees,
 
At the request of Mr. Sinclair, please refrain from tampering with or destroying the Security Hologram emitters. Remember the Holograms keep us - and our guests - safe.
 
Thanks,
 
Sierra Madre Management

Complaint: Mrs Purvis/Drunk and Disorderly
Sierra Madre Security Log: 11:02PM
Guard on Call: Morris, Tyler

Describe the Incident: 10PM, received complaints about noise in upper bar, then emergency call from the main floor cashier cage who reported (quote) "old bat on ceiling." Investigating, found guests cheering Mrs. Millicent Purvis, 72, who had climbed over the upper bar railing and was walking on the support beams, indicating loudly that she was (quote), "going to go in the circus." She had already tripped over one Holo-Emitter (unhurt), and was inviting guests out on the beams so we could "use them like monkey bars."

Climbed after her, cornered her near the rafter over the cashier's area, then brought Mrs. Purvis to holding and called her daughter to come escort her to her room. No damage done to rafters or the emitter. Mrs Purvis's daughter was visibly agitated by the incident and too embarrassed to take any legal action saying that she (quote), "didn't want to cause any more trouble for Mr. Sinclair." Need to gate off the rafter area to prevent repeat incidents.

Complaint: Lost and Found
Sierra Madre Security Log: 8:07AM
Guard on Call: Morris, Tyler
Describe the Incident: Mrs. Purvis daughter called down to ask if we happened to find her mother's purse, which she may have dropped during last night's "stroll." We found the purse on the main floor. None of the valuables were inside, may have been taken when the purse dropped, or Mrs. Purvis may have emptied the purse contents during last night's incident.

Since you missed it, Sinclair outlined security measures today. Wasn't blind to what was happening in the news, wanted to take steps if the Chinese got a foothold on American soil. Ran us through the added functionality of the holograms, then explained the construction of the casino, its emergency protocols, and the broadcast signal we're using for the Gala Event. Guy's a nut job, still, seems to have the bases covered. Guess the isolation of the casino was intentional. Not sure what he's hoping to protect, sure seems obsessed with it.

Been reading this over: "In the event of a fire, chemical leak, nuclear attack, or other threat to the casino, the interior and exterior doors will hermetically seal to prevent harm coming to the guests. During this time, Holograms will be deployed and assume threat status until the lockdown is ended."

Guess you can't be too careful these days. Still, what if there was another leak at the switching station? Not to mention the gas valves in the kitchen. If those got hit, the casino's a torch.

Holograms are programmed with service protocols and security protocols.

Service protocol holograms preform a specific function - greeters, simple vendors, or in the case of the Sierra Madre casino itself, even monitoring gambling tables. These service holograms follow simple routines, and are incapable of preforming any security function.

Holograms cannot move beyond range of their emitters and are best when used for a simple, localized function.

The Sierra Madre opens its doors to the world!

The opening of our great Casino & Resort will feature a unique Gala, showcasing artists of world-renown!

Miss Vera Keyes.

Mr. Dean Domino.

Joey Baxter.

And, Wilfred the Wizard.


Come join us at the grandest event in the history of the West.

We welcome you to the best time of your life!


Sincerely,

The Sierra Madre's Management.

The Tampico's Performances Scheduling:

- Performance Preparations:
  - Doors to Tempico's Stage Open.
  - Hologram Sentries On.
  - Ambient Audio System On.
  - Stage Audio System Off.

- Performance In Progress:
  - Doors to Tempico's Stage Closed.
  - Hologram Sentries Off.
  - Ambient Audio System Off.
  - Stage Audio System On.

In case of emergency, see the Stage's Manager to override Security Protocols.

Sierra Madre Management

From: John K. Lester: "I'm on my way!"
10/23/77

I'll be right there, Eve!

Just hide until I get there. Do whatever you need to, understand!?

I'm not going to let anything happen to you.

From: Evelyn A. Sainz: "John, Help!"
10/23/77

Everything exploded! There's smoke. Holograms are firing at people! We can't get out, John!

Please!

Another (!) shipment of kitchen knives for the Cantina Madrid came in today, with their new "space age" alloy polymer material. We've got way more than we need for the Gala Event, even if everyone had 3 steak knives! But it's always the best for Sinclair, always, always, always, always, he insists everything must be perfect.

These knives are sharp, too sharp! One of the chefs almost lost their thumb when dicing vegetables, and were losing cutting boards at the rate of at least one per day. The knives just slice right through them! Running out of dishrags to mop up the blood.

Been reading this over: "In the event of a fire, chemical leak, nuclear attack, or other threat to the casino, the interior and exterior doors will hermetically seal to prevent harm coming to the guests. During this time, Holograms will be deployed and assume threat status until the lockdown is ended."
 
Guess can't be too careful these days. Still, what if there was another leak at the switching station? Not to mention the gas valves in the kitchen. If those got hit, the whole casino's a torch.

Played around with this the other day, and:
  
 1 Cosmic Piece-of-Shit Knife
  1 Pilot Light
  1 Hot Plate
  Something to hold the damn thing to cook evenly
  
 Pre-heat oven to 450 degrees
  Take 1 Knife, leave on stove!
  Let simmer for 5 minutes
  Watch as Knife glows red-hot
  Put Knife on table, melts table
  Sue scientist who made damn thing
  Give it to the military?

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