text: Executive Summary In coordination with the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's (CAMPO) on-going 2035 Transportation Plan, the City of Georgetown has recently updated their Overall Transportation Plan (OTP). The implementation of the OTP is critical in the overall development of the City. Just as the Comprehensive Plan outlines the long-term goals and objectives for the overall vision of what Georgetown strives to be in the future, the OTP serves as a guide for future roadway improvements and/or construction of new facilities. The plan is a working document from which the City can plan for future transportation needs. Thorough the adoption of the OTP the City is ensuring that the basic transportation infrastructure needs and right-of-way will be available as the city grows and development warrants these improvements. Study Background and Purpose This updated plan will be a continuation of the effort that the City completed in 2004 with the adoption of the initial OTP. At that time the plan provided an analysis of existing conditions and travel characteristics, refined area-wide travel demand model, review of the City's roadway functional classification system, and a revised Transportation Improvement Process (TIP). Since the 2004 plan, the City has under gone unprecedented growth and development. In addition the 2030 Comprehensive Plan has been completed including a revised Future Land Use Plan. While this document serves as a guide for physical growth and development the OTP serves as a guide for transportation development. Both documents should serve in coordination with one another as opposed to separate competing documents. The purpose of the Updated OTP is not only to build upon the previous plan and account for city wide changes, but also make recommendations for new roadways locations, functional classifications, revised implementation program, and improved design recommendations through the implementation of Context Sensitive Solutions. A secondary purpose is to review the existing sidewalk and pedestrian/bicycle plans and determine the existing network. This will allow Klotz Associates to determine existing conditions and thus provide a foundation upon which to build a more complete system. The transportation improvements recommendations are based on the projected 2035 travel demands. The implementation program will prioritize the improvements through short-term, mid-term, and long-term recommendations. Potential improvements that will be considered are roadway widening and/or extensions, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, and transit options. The study will involve an evaluation of various transportation improvements and will consider the impacts related to traffic/mobility, anticipated construction and right-of-way costs, and environmental/land use criteria. As part of the study, the travel demand model will be update and integrated with the Klotz Associates, Inc. Kimley-Horn Associates CAMPO's newly updated 2035 plan/model while providing a more detailed zone structure and additional socioeconomic data to better forecast future travel demands in the Georgetown area. Study Area The study area for the OTP includes the City of Georgetown city limits as well as the Extra Territorial Jurisdictional (ETJ) area which typically extends one to two miles beyond the City Limits. There are many transportation facilities within the city that are not under its jurisdictional control. These include Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) facilities such as Interstate Highway 35, Business Highway 35 (Austin Avenue), State Highways 29 and 195 as well as the tolled State Highway 130. In addition there are other state facilities that provide regional circulation – Farm-to-Market Roads 971, 972 and 1460 as well as Ranch-to-Market roads 2243 (Leander Road) and 2338 (Williams Drive). These facilities lie outside of the purview of the City and as such, only limited improvement can be recommended also many are land locked such that any improvement recommendations are not only extremely difficult but nearly cost prohibitive. Each of these facilities provides a critical link in the City's overall development plan. There are added roadways that the City has sole control over and these include – Shell Road, DB Wood, Pecan Street, and Inner Loop. These facilities provide critical connectivity for the residents within the City. Study Participants The development of the OTP was a cooperative effort between the City of Georgetown Staff and other City supported agencies. While a Technical Advisory Committee was not specifically set up for this effort, the Georgetown Transportation Advisory Board (GTAB) was updated on a regular basis. Public Involvement There were two Public Meetings held on April 13th, 2010. One meeting was in the morning at Sun City and the second meeting was that evening at the City of Georgetown offices. At the two meetings, there were a total of 20 people in attendance. During both meetings, the public was invited to learn about the project and the changes that have occurred city wide since the previously adopted Transportation Plan. In addition, individuals were invited to discuss issues and concerns as they related to the Georgetown Transportation system and network. This included not only the existing roadway network but the pedestrian and bicycle trails/paths and transit needs/usage. A second set of meetings will be held toward the end of the project that will present the evaluation of the recommended alternatives and to solicit input regarding the Update Transportation Plan. At this meeting the Context Sensitive Solutions (CSS) roadway applications will be presented and discussed. Klotz Associates, Inc. Kimley-Horn Associates Goals and Objectives Upon discussion with City Staff it was decided that the goals established as part of this study will mirror those set forth in the previous OTP (since this is merely an update). More importantly since the Comprehensive Plan was recently completed, it was decided that the transportation goals set forth in this plan should follow with the overriding transportation goals from the Comprehensive Plan. As previously defined the overall goal of the Overall Transportation Plan is to develop a transportation system that will accommodate present and future needs for mobility of all people and goods traveling within and through the Georgetown area, which is safe, efficient and economically feasible. While this goal is revisited during subsequent updates, the goal is not changed, only the underlying objectives are refined further. A secondary purpose of this study is to review the existing sidewalk and pedestrian/bicycle plans and determine the existing network. This will allow Klotz Associates to determine existing conditions and thus provide a foundation upon which to build a more complete system. The following goals and objectives established in the Comprehensive Plan provide the framework from which the City can develop the OTP. They set forth the community values and aspirations, as related to transportation, in each of four main themes: quality of life, sustainable development, balanced transportation/efficient mobility, and effective governance. The transportation goals and objectives that were set forth are: Implement improvements to the local network through the construction of new thoroughfares, improved signal coordination, access management standards, and improvements to traffic controls. Work toward an integrated, multi-modal transportation system that provides a variety of choices – bicycle, public transportation, and pedestrian – both on a local Georgetown level as well as a regional level. Reduced our reliance on single automobile traffic and conventional fuels by encouraging these to and by the development of better bike lanes and pedestrian facilities. Guide the City future growth and development toward a more balanced approach between employment and commercial centers, schools and other high traffic generators. As further refined, the following goals and objectives were set forth to guide the development of the OTP: 1. Provide for a high degree of safety for motorists, transit users, pedestrian and bicyclists. This includes considerations of the use of the system and goods movement. 2. The transportation system should be a total system approach, incorporating the various modes of transportation in appropriate combination, based on Klotz Associates, Inc. Kimley-Horn Associates analysis of travel demand and consideration on community costs, benefits and needs. a. Roadway facilities should be planned and classified based on function and relative importance, providing a proper balance of freeways, tollways, expressways, major/minor arterials, collectors and local street; b. Encourage and accommodate through traffic on the classified roadway network and discourage it on collectors and local neighborhood streets; and c. Encourage the most efficient use of existing and future highway and street facilities to maximize the benefits of capital investments. 3. The transportation system should consider planned development patterns, accessibility and mobility needs. a. Improve overall accessibility to employment, education, public facilities, downtown and other activity center; b. The transportation system should provide access between all developed areas of the region and connections to other cities and facilities in the region; c. Minimize disruption of existing and planned developments and establish community patterns; and d. Consider development potentials within and beyond the extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) for the design years and provide tools to assess the impacts of growth to assist the decision making. This includes the recently adopted CAMPO Growth Center model. 4. Meet the area's long rage transportation needs. a. Establish the procedures for monitoring the Overall Transportation Plan and provide for periodic updating and revision. It should provide sufficient flexibility to accommodate changes in land use planning for the City of Georgetown and other unforeseen changes and conditions; b. Preserve Right-of-Way for future roadway development and expansion; c. Transportation planning should be performed within the framework of comprehensive regional planning and should support regional growth and development goals; and d. Provide for an orderly improvement and expansion of the roadway system at a minimum cost as the need for improvement arises. 5. Consideration should be given to social and environmental impacts. a. Minimize air and water pollution, noise and other environmental impacts of transportation improvement and new facility construction and reduce negative impacts when possible. Travel Demand Model Development Klotz Associates, Inc. Kimley-Horn Associates The primary focus of the Updated Transportation Plan is the development and refinement of the existing Travel Demand Model (TDM_. Using this model existing and forecasted future traffic demands on the transportation network were determined. For this study both the recently completed Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) model and the existing Georgetown TDM were used. The CAMPO model was used to project future traffic demands on a regional basis and the existing roadway network was obtained from the Georgetown TDM. The refined Georgetown has been inputted into the existing TDM and under this update that defined further to include areas that had been annexed and/or developed since completion of the original OTP. Once completed both models work in conjunction with one another providing not only a regional review of roadway operating conditions but a more localized analysis based solely on the refined Georgetown network. Functional Classification System Roadway functional classification refers to the hierarchical arrangement between roadways and the interaction therein. While the classifications are a general guideline, they can and do change over time. As land uses change and or transportation facilities develop, the prescribed classification can be altered. As defined with the City of Georgetown's current Unified Development Code (UDC) there are eight distinct classifications: Alley, Residential Lane, Residential Local Street, Residential and Major Collector, Minor and Major Arterial, and Freeway. Each classification has a distinct function in terms of allowing movement in and around the City of Georgetown. The function of the Alley classification is directly in opposition to the Freeway classification. Alleys serve local residences; the roads provide access to and from individual residences and have low speeds and low volumes. Whereas, Freeways primarily provide regional access – traveling across town or connecting Georgetown to other cities within the region. Existing Transportation Conditions Using the current Travel Demand model, a detailed roadway analysis was completed. This analysis, commonly referred to as Level of Service (LOS) analysis is used to evaluate existing and projected traffic volumes onto the study area roadways. Once the operating conditions have been analyzed, an operational LOS is assigned to each roadway link. There are six LOS capacity conditions for each roadway facility. These are designated from "A" to "F". This is much like a rating system with roadway segments ranked from LOS A (representing a free-flow optimal condition) to LOS F (representing a congested forced flow condition). Klotz Associates, Inc. Kimley-Horn Associates As proposed within the OTP, a LOS D is the threshold at which a roadway operates at or above acceptable conditions. Currently the Unified Development Code has a threshold of LOS C; however, this is primarily for peak hour intersection conditions. Improvements are easier to make at intersections as opposed to roadway segments as attainting LOS C is more difficult and costly. LOS D is a more realistic performance measure to achieve in roadway operations, and as such, it is the recommended goal threshold. Under existing conditions most roadways operate at or better than LOS D. There are some exceptions to this and these primarily include segments of Williams Drive and SH 29. A number of segments associated with these roadways are operating at LOS E or LOS F. Future Growth and Development As was highlighted within the CAMPO 2035 plan, the City of Georgetown is expected to experience significant growth and development. With this influx of residential developments and the myriad of commercial/office developments, the population and employment are projected to increase. Thus the need for transportation infrastructure improvements becomes of paramount importance. As part of the CAMPO 2035 Plan, the concept of Activity Centers was developed. This concept evolved out of the ECT initiative that began in the early 2000s and has spurred a number of new ideas to improve the way Central Texas grows into the future. The preferred growth pattern developed through the scenario planning effort of the ECT identified key areas to focus future population and employment growth into walkable activity centers around the region. Within the Georgetown city limits and ETJ, there is only one activity center with another 36 activity centers in the surrounding Central Texas region: 1 large center, 13 medium centers, and 23 small centers. The Georgetown activity center is medium and is centered around the location of the planned Lone Star rail station. Since the ECT was initiated and the scenario planning efforts were accomplished, CAMPO has adopted these concepts and integrated them into their growth projections for 2035. The following descriptions were adapted from CAMPO's 2035 Regional Growth Concept report from May 2007. The large growth area is the Austin Central City, which consists of the CBD, the Capital, and the University of Texas, and has the region's highest amount of housing, jobs and recreational opportunities. It has a radius of approximately two miles and has the potential to contain a population of at least 125,000 and employment of 200,000 in 2035. The medium growth areas (located within the Georgetown city limits) are large regional cores that are major centers for population and employment in the future. According to the Texas Workforce Commission, in 2005 the Georgetown Activity Center had 1,400 Klotz Associates, Inc. Kimley-Horn Associates employees within the area. The potential for this area could range from 9,000 to 40,000 employees in full build-out. They have a radius of approximately one mile and have the potential to contain a population in the range of 9,000 – 75,000. The small growth areas are smaller centers that are more focused on served medium- sized communities and neighborhoods. In most instances, these centers have a key transit node that connects to the larger regional transportation network. These small activity centers have a radius of approximately ½ mile and have the potential to contain a population in the range of 2,000 – 10,000 and employment of 2,000 – 10,000. Recommended Design Standards Currently Roadway Design Standards are housed within the City's Unified Development Code (UDC). The standards layout roadway cross-sectional elements based upon functional classification, intersection and driveway spacing, and to some degree land use availability. The existing standards specify the total number of lanes, lane width, the presence of bicycle lanes and parking allowances, median widths as well as emergency vehicle access. While the recommended cross-sectional information will not change significantly, through the adoption and implementation of the potential Context Sensitive Solutions option, there are more opportunities for new and improved roadways to be planned and designed with not only functional classification in mind but with the adjacent land use and form in mind as well. Context Sensitive Solutions Overview In an on-going effort to coordinate transportation engineering and planning efforts, a national dialogue has been established to move toward the implementation of Context Sensitive Solution (CSS) applications to new roadway projects. CSS is a philosophy that guides public agencies and private entities in all phases of project development, from planning through project scoping, design and into construction and maintenance. CSS strives for outcomes that meet transportation service and safety needs, as well as environmental, scenic, aesthetic, cultural, natural resource and community needs. Context sensitive project recognize community goals, and are planned, scoped designed, built and maintained while minimizing disruption to the community and the environment. CSS is not an aesthetic treatment; rather, it involves development a transportation solution that fits into the project's surroundings. Recommendations While there has been no final recommendation and or adoption of the transportation plan, upon initial analysis there are a few primary recommendations. These pertain to both roadway improvement as well as potential city wide improvements. Roadways Current the City of Georgetown has many roadways as well as intersections that are operating at Level of Service (LOS) E or F. These are the lowest Levels of Service and indicate unacceptable travel conditions such as overly congested travel conditions. These Klotz Associates, Inc. Kimley-Horn Associates roadways include portions of Williams Drive, SH 29, and a variety of isolated locations within the City. The portions of SH 29 and Williams Drive are currently operating at saturated conditions and are projected to continue operating under these conditions, unless some significant roadway improvements and/or investments are made. This includes the purchasing of large amounts of ROW so that additional travel lanes can be constructed and/or the construction of direct access ramps. While these improvements could be completed, the expense associated with each makes them virtually cost prohibitive. In addition, given that the City should reach the 50,000 population threshold once the 2010 census is completed, the construction and/or implementation of a traffic operations center should be considered. Upon reaching this population threshold the City will be encouraged to retain control of all of the traffic signals. Thus, the City could nearly double it traffic signal inventory. Through the implementation of a traffic operations center, all operations could be housed together and the City can move toward an integrated system. Plan Adoption Once the public has had an opportunity to provide comments and/or recommendations as to analysis assumptions, the Updated Plan will be finalized and implementation strategies will be developed. It is imperative that the Plan be fully adopted by the City Council and the Georgetown Transportation Advisory Board (GTAB) in order to recognize the development of the Plan as well as it will become part of the City's policies and guidelines. Klotz Associates, Inc. Kimley-Horn Associates


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This position is for a Research Associate in the Breeding team at PsychoGenics (level of Research Associate commensurate with experience). The breeding team is responsible for the breeding and maintenance of several transgenic mouse models for various research groups. Primary tasks performed on a daily basis in mice include: Setting up breedings, checking for plugs, identifying neonates, ear notching, toe tattooing, tail tattooing, ear tagging, weaning, sacrificing animals and identifying/treating common mouse health issues. Other tasks such as adult dosing and sentinel blood collection/processing may be required. Ideal candidate must be able to account for every mouse in the colony and maintain clear and accurate files. Must be proficient at using Microsoft Excel and Word. Strong organizational and multitasking skills required. Must review, comprehend and comply with all SOPs and IACUC, safety and quality assurance standards related to assigned work area at all times.
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Simplest and Quickest Jibbering Gel Recipe
Monday, June 7th, 2010After continuing to experiment with making my own energy gels, I've now finally settled on what the quickest and easiest recipe and settled on the steps.
- 500g Maltodextrin
- 250ml of Water
- 120ml of Innocent Fruit Smoothie (Other pure fruit brands would work too)
- 50ml Pectin
- ~1 teaspoon citric acid
- 8g BCAA
- 1g Beta Alanine
- 2g L-Histidine
- 0.8g Caffeine if you want a caffeine gel
The method
Add 250ml of just boiled water to a measuring jug, and then mix in the Amino acids and caffeine etc. first, stirring well as these are the least soluble. Then mix in the 500g of malto. Do it cautiously with about 50-100g at a time to avoid clumps, but it should dissolve pretty easily in the hot water.
Transfer to a pan, add the Smoothie, then add the pectin and citric acid, the citric acid may not be needed if you're using a more acidic smoothie (such as a berry based one) and heat it up to ensure it's above 80C, either using a sugar thermometer, or just guess if it's bubbling up, it's more than hot enough
Allow to cool briefly, and then pour into suitable container whilst still nicely liquid. Allow to cool, and then refigerate. Cooling time does seem to impact the texture, if you cool it rapidly (e.g. cold water bath in fridge) it's more liquid, no idea on why that might be, but it appears to be the case.
The Result
As always the ingredients are all bought from My Proteinand you can use my referal code MP107371 to get 5% off - you also earn me some points.
Pleasingly I've had lots of reports of success with the previous gel recipes, and they've continued to work extremely well for me, it's good to hear how other people go with it, and news of any failures or alternative recipes especially welcome!


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I had to put my sweet girl to sleep today........
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5 Worth its weight in gold! (clever eh?! lol)scotgamer20 | 02/03/2008 | See all scotgamer20's reviews (1)Having read many mixed reviews about these 2 games, I can understand both sides of the argument. Yes you do need a powerful pc to enjoy it at its best (but can easily run on low settings with no AA) I'm aware it takes a good hour or so to build up a decent army and base.Normally i'm not the patient type with strategy games but the sheer scale of this game is so huge, it'll make your efforts worthwhile. It does a great job of keeping you on your toes by bombarding your base with units every so often (not so that it gets annoying though) - one tip, build loads of AA!Yes it may seem dull at first but trust me, things liven up when you're fending off enemy experimentals from your own base. It can seem demanding at times as its not just your own base you're defending, i often find myself fighting on 3 or 4 fronts at once but that's just my personal strategy. The main thing is SupCom gives you plenty of space to try your own strategy not to mention the awesome "strategic zoom" - this function will become 2nd nature to you.I don't feel its fair to compare this game to C&C 3 because they're both very different. C&C3 is for those who want quicker battles with less focus on base development. Personally i find this approach somewhat limited as i prefer to build big, open bases. Having enjoyed Total Annihilation for so long, i would be happy to call SupCom it's true sequel :) all in all, well worth the money - top stuff!
5 Great value & keeps all updates and patches together for MPNethLyn | 28/01/2008 | See all NethLyn's reviews (18)I didn't need this edition at Xmas 07 because I already had the first Supreme Commander. If, however, you have more than one PC or want to give the game as a gift, then this Gold edition is the best value game of the season and it's a crying shame that it was released on the same day as Unreal Tournament III, so hasn't done as well as it deserved to.The original Supreme Commander is good practice though it contained some handling annoyances and the second UEF mission could be drawn out to frustrating lengths if you didn't do exactly as the scripting suggested. After that it gets better though, despite the music being sparse, literally one theme per race and not much in the way of other music until the end. GPG Net has been configured to allow original SC and Forged Alliance Servers to co-exist but to be honest the hardcore has already traded up to FA, making this a doubly sensible investment.I've completed the SP game of Forged Alliance (which contains 20+hrs play per side) and the good news is, you do get practice for the multiplayer because if you install both games and let them auto-patch, then almost every single unit from the multiplayer is in the Single Player, though you do receive a few final units as unlockables when you progress through the missions. There are six large maps with differing missions on each, which unfold as you progress.However, it's all about MP and Forged Alliance doesn't disappoint. Choosing to Skirmish against an Adaptive AI will bring you the most realistic computerised play I've seen - it'll be aggressive, defensive, and make mistakes that you can exploit. Unlike CnC series it won't default to attacking the northern-most point of any base.Against another human, if you both have dual-core processors in your PCs, you get a fluid performance but the only requirement aside from the processor and a total of 16Gig HDD space is lots of time. Evenly matched games can be ended in an hour with experimentals, longer if you choose to start firing missiles at each other. I've been playing 1v1s all over the world (eg Australia with 300-400 ping) and the network code for GPGNet has held together nicely. The music, also by Jeremy Soule as in the first game, is one of the biggest improvements over the first game other than combining all of the patched-in units. It's sweeping, expansive, and you get generic music that fits together rather than thinking "That's the UEF/Cyban/Aeon Theme" like the first game. It's so good I leave it on to play whether SP, Skirmish or MP. The only niggle regarding Forged Alliance is a lack of memorable additional maps- you'll have to scour the community for their own submissions, even if the existing set are classics.So if you only buy one RTS this year for your reasonably well powered PC (single cores of 2.5Ghz and above also cope well and the game scales down to a Radeon 9600/9800, but ultimately dual core is best, and 2Gb RAM is also a big help) then make it this double - if you want to graduate from CnC where you always know what you're getting.
5 Only for Players who know how to play a real RTSMobius | 17/03/2008 | See all Mobius's reviews (173)Top 100 Reviewer Top 100 DVD Reviewer Top 10 Games Reviewer Top 100 Electronics Reviewer Top 100 Gadgets Reviewer Top 100 PC Reviewer At time of writing the review this package of both supreme commander and forged alliance is selling for £12.99, What! do the publishers think they are doing letting two great games sell at this price.Anyway both titles are the pinnacle of RTS gaming for the simple reason that is has more of what any other RTS has to offer. The reason I state this is because Supreme Commander offersBigger Battles.Land Sea and Air Combat all on the same map.Big Tech tree.Over a hundred different type of units.Mech Commanders that can be customised to your playing style.Maps as little as 5km x 5 km or as big as 80km x80kmThe ability to zoom in to a single unit or from high above looking at the whole battlefield.The ability to play with two monitors.Over all a great package and even if you dont like the game £12.99 for two AAA titles still aint bad, you never know you may learn to like it.
5 Two great games in one great value boxMidnightBlues | 01/02/2008 | See all MidnightBlues's reviews (14)these games are great, massive expansive RTS's with thousands of units and strategy on dozens of levels, along with a great story and missions that seem to last for hours. Even just one of these games on its own would be worth the price so two is a steal
5 The new age of RTS has landedChlodwig | 11/09/2008 | See all Chlodwig's reviews (2)I bought the original one over a year ago. I still play it, and I still discover new tactics. The add-on adds a nice touch, not a must-have in my opinion but for the price this sells currently, it's a steal regardless.It takes a while to get used to the idea of using the overview map as the detail map, and that you can simply zoom in and out wherever your mouse icon is, but after an hour or so you don't know how you ever played any other way. It is very intuitive and feels very natural once you get used to it.The drawback is that you needed a very powerful machine a year ago. A good machine today should easily and smoothly play this game.The three original factions play quite similar, with little but important differences in their unit and building set. Some have better shields and can create more durable units, shield their heavy stationary weapons and use a solid "slow steamroller" approach to a battle. Others excel in stealth and use it to flank opponents to catch them with their pants down. Basically, though, all the basic strategies, from "rush 'em" to "one inch at a time" work, and all can be countered easily when you know what your enemy is going to do.Also, this is one of the few games where maps are HUGE enough to make transporting slow units not only an option but also often a necessity. On huge maps, you cannot simply drive your slow, heavy tanks to battle. You have to find a way to transport them, maybe by airlift, which opens yet another problem, since air transport can only transport few heavy, but many light tanks. What's your strategy? Many small tanks, or few heavy ones? And how do you keep those air transports alive 'til they arrive?Logistics do become an issue when you can't replenish your losses easily by driving them up there, building a forward base becomes a necessity, and all that counts against your troops limits.Where do you hit your opponent? Want to take out his heavy gun that keeps pummeling your base? Or will you try to take out his power plants so he can't fire anymore? Hit his production base or better deprive him from the mass necessary to produce? He can't possibly defend both, so where will he be? Can you rely on your radar? Or is he stealthing his units and you send yours into a suicide run?And do you have a fallback plan when he does the same?This is maybe one of the most challenging RTS games currently on the market. It's not just "build up and smash him". You can't win with numbers. You can't win by walling and waiting. You usually can't win rushing unless you have a really dumb enemy, his command unit can easily handle your first few units (rushes can still make sense when you can cripple his initial build routine, which can be very essential).How can you win?By having the better plan. There is no best plan, so you may have to adapt to what your opponent plays. Be flexible. Adjust and tune your strategy. Never consider yourself already the victor, nothing is easier than blowing up your production or power center and you're flat on your face, scraping together rocks and trees for mass and energy...This is truely the future of RTS. From interface to unit dependency and interaction, there is nothing in existance that can come close to it.


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US 5419728 A Abstract A device that forms bubbles that cling together in a predetermined configuration in the substantial absence of a large flat interface between the bubbles. In a preferred embodiment, the device includes a handle secured to a primary ring, and a plurality of secondary rings are secured to the primary ring in a predetermined pattern. The secondary rings are radially spaced apart from the primary ring by about one-sixteenth of an inch and are held in that position by a holding member. A pair of laterally spaced apart triangular openings are formed in each holding member, and each opening has a length of about one-sixteenth of an inch.
Claims(4) 1. A device that forms substantially spherical bubbles that join and cling to one another comprising:
a primary ring member having a first diameter; said primary ring member having an outer perimeter; a pair of secondary ring members having a common second diameter; each secondary ring member of said pair of secondary ring members having an outer perimeter spaced radially outwardly of said outer perimeter of said primary ring; said first diameter being greater than said second diameter; said secondary ring members being circumferentially spaced apart from one another about the outer perimeter of said primary ring member; a pair of holder means for joining said primary and secondary ring members in said radially spaced relation to one another; a pair of laterally spaced openings formed in each of said holder means to allow air to pass therethrough; and a handle means secured to said primary ring member. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein said holder means holds said primary and secondary ring members about one-sixteenth of an inch in said radial direction apart from one another, and wherein each opening of said pair of laterally spaced openings is triangularly shaped.
3. The device of claim 2, wherein each of said triangularly shaped openings has a length of about one-sixteenth of an inch.
4. The device of claim 1, further comprising a flat storage means, for storing soapy water, fixedly secured to a radially outward side of said outer perimeters of said primary and secondary ring members at a preselected location thereon, said flat storage means being coplanar to said primary and secondary ring members.
Description 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates, generally, to devices that make bubbles. More particularly, it relates to a device that forms spherical bubbles and positions them in a predetermined pattern. 2. Description of the Prior Art The surface tension of water is increased by many differing agents; perhaps the least expensive and most widely available surface tension-increasing agent is found in household soap. It was discovered long ago that soapy water would form into a flat sheet if an open frame member were immersed into the water and removed therefrom; the surface tension holds the soapy water to the open frame and a flat sheet of soapy water fills the void surrounded by the frame. Causing air to impinge against the sheet of soapy water then causes the peripheral edge of the flat sheet to separate from the edges of the open frame and to reassemble into a perfect sphere. Air is caused to impinge against the soapy water by holding the frame still and blowing against the film by human or mechanical means or by simply waving the open frame member through the air. The open frame member and its handle are often called a wand because of such latter use. There have been numerous innovations in the field of bubble-making devices. A globular cluster of bubbles was formed by the soap bubble pipe invented by Mausolf in 1936 (U.S. Pat. No. 2,041,423 and U.S. Pat. No. Des. 98,687). This design causes three bubbles to merge with one another along large flat planes; thus, the bubbles are far from spherical because they have large flat areas where they interface with one another. Tseng U.S. Pat. No. 2,836,926 shows a multi-bubble device where all of the bubbles form perfect spheres, but none of the bubbles touch another bubble. Rasmussen U.S. Pat. No. Des. 263,062 shows a multi-bubble device where all of the bubbles form a perfect sphere, but the bubbles separate from one another as soon as they are formed. Hagopian, U.S. Pat. No. Des. 139,940, shows a device that produces a single clover-shaped bubble. Still further innovations of interest are disclosed in Joel, II U.S. Pat. No. 2, 527,935 (forms a bubble within a bubble), and Great Britain patent No. 1,329,796 (also forms a bubble within a bubble). Although the art of bubble-forming is quite well-developed, it has not produced a wand capable of making plural bubbles, each of which forms a substantially perfect sphere, each of which remains attached to a contiguous bubble after formation, each of which substantially maintains its position relative to the other bubbles after all of the bubbles have been formed, and each of which adjoins its contiguous bubble with a flat interface area that is smaller in size than the flat interface areas heretofore known. The present invention advances the art of bubble making by disclosing the world's first wand that produces multiple substantially spherical bubbles that cling to one another after formation in a predetermined pattern in the substantial absence of migration and in the substantial absence of large flat abutting surfaces. The novel wand includes a conventional handle that is fixedly secured to a primary bubble-forming circular open frame member. In a first embodiment, a secondary bubble-forming circular open frame member is fixedly secured to the primary open frame member by a unique holder means that enables the formation of the final desired bubble structure. The two bubbles meet along a common tangent, i.e., there is a small flat interface surface therebetween so both bubbles remain substantially spherical. In a second embodiment, two additional bubble-forming open frames are secured to the first, and the resulting bubble has a mouse-like appearance. A novel soapy water storage means may be provided in connection with each of the three embodiments. The unique holder means for connecting contiguous open frame members to one another performs the function of holding the primary and secondary open frame members about one-sixteenth of an inch apart from each other. Moreover, a pair of triangular-shaped air openings are formed in each holder means. This spacing of the open frame members and the air openings ensures that the resulting bubbles will substantially maintain their respective positions once formed, and will not form large flat surfaces where they abut one another. It should now be clear that the primary object of this invention is to provide a bubble-forming wand that produces multiple substantially spherical bubbles that maintain their respective positions relative to one another after formation and which abut one another along tangent lines and thus maintain their substantially spherical shapes. Another object is to advance the art of bubble wands by providing a bubble wand having a storage means to which soapy water clings. An additional object is to provide the world's first bubble wand capable of forming a mouse-like collection of substantially spherical bubbles. These and other important objects, features and advantages of the invention will become apparent as this description proceeds. The invention accordingly comprises the features of construction, combination of elements and arrangement of parts that will be exemplified in the construction hereinafter set forth, and the scope of the invention will be indicated in the claims. For a fuller understanding of the nature and objects of the invention, reference should be made to the following detailed description, taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which: FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of a first illustrative embodiment of the invention; FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of a second illustrative embodiment thereof; FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the bubbles produced by the wand of the second embodiment; and FIG. 4 is a front elevational view of the bubbles depicted in FIG. 3. Referring now to FIG. 1, it will there be seen that a first exemplary embodiment of the invention is denoted as a whole by the reference numeral 10. Handle 12 may be straight, bent, arcuate, curvilinear, or the like and may have a cross section of any predetermined geometrical configuration; it forms no part, per se, of the invention. Primary ring 14 has a predetermined diameter greater than the predetermined diameter of secondary ring 16; said ratio is not critical to the invention, i.e., the primary and secondary rings may be of equal size and the secondary ring may be larger in diameter than the first. A holder means joins the primary and secondary rings together in specific, spaced apart relation to one another. A pair of triangular-shaped openings 18 and 20 are formed in the holder means as shown; they allow air to pass therethrough and are believed to be responsible for the unique bubble structures made possible by this invention. Each opening is about one-sixteenth of an inch in length and about the same size at its widest part. Note that the respective openings exhibit bilateral symmetry with respect to one another, i.e., they are horizontally flipped with respect to one another. The handle 12 and each ring 14 and 16 may be made of any suitable material such as wire or plastic, the latter being preferred. Where the parts are made of wire, they may be soldered together, and the openings 18, 20 are thus formed by three globular clusters 22, 24, and 26 of solder. Where the parts are made of plastic, openings 18, 20 are formed by three plastic formations, also represented by the reference numerals 22, 24, and 26. The three formations 22, 24, 26 and the openings 18 and 20 collectively form the holding means of this invention. As mentioned above, the radial spacing between the primary and secondary ring is about one-sixteenth of an inch. This spaces the bubbles slightly apart from one another at the time of their formation. When the bubbles form, contiguous bubbles then approach one another and connect with one another along a tangent, i.e., in the absence of a large flat interface. If the radial spacing is substantially less than one-sixteenth of an inch, the bubbles separate from one another. If the radial spacing is substantially greater than one-sixteenth of an inch, the bubbles form unrecognizable clusters with large, flat interfaces. The second embodiment of this invention is depicted in FIG. 2; it includes a second secondary ring 16. Reference numeral 28 denotes a globular cluster or flat plate of solder, plastic, or other tab-shaped suitable substrate upon the surface of which soapy water is collected in accordance with another important teaching of this invention. Tab 28 may have a round, flat, or other configuration, although a spherical configuration provides the greatest surface area upon which soapy water may collect. When the rings are immersed within a reservoir of soapy water (not shown), some of that soapy water will collect upon the surface of storage means 28; as the bubbles form, soapy water from said storage means flows into and joins the soapy water forming the bubble, thereby producing bubbles having a film thicker than would be produced in the absence of such storage means. The bubbles produced by the second embodiment are depicted in FIGS. 3 and 4. Note the substantial absence of large, flat interfaces. Just as importantly, it should be appreciated that the bubbles generally remain in their depicted positions after formation, although sometimes the two "ears" tend to migrate toward one another. In all embodiments, primary ring 14 is depicted as having a diameter greater than the secondary ring or rings, but a construction where all of the rings share a common diameter is within the scope of this invention, as is a construction where the rings have differing diameters and form shapes other than cartoon-like mice. This invention is clearly new and useful. Moreover, it was not obvious to those of ordinary skill in this art at the time it was made, in view of the prior art considered as a whole as required by law. It will thus be seen that the objects set forth above, and those made apparent from the foregoing description, are efficiently attained and since certain changes may be made in the above construction without departing from the scope of the invention, it is intended that all matters contained in the foregoing construction or shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense. It is also to be understood that the following claims are intended to cover all of the generic and specific features of the invention herein described, and all statements of the scope of the invention which, as a matter of language, might be said to fall therebetween. Now that the invention has been described, Patent Citations
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The Prisoner | |
The Prisoner intertitle | |
Created by | Patrick McGoohan George Markstein |
Written by | |
Directed by |
Starring | Patrick McGoohan |
Theme music composer | Ron Grainer |
Composer(s) | |
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Original language(s) | English |
No. of series | 1 |
No. of episodes | 17 (List of episodes) |
Production | |
Executive producer(s) | Patrick McGoohan |
Producer(s) | David Tomblin |
Location(s) | Portmeirion, North Wales |
Running time | 50 minutes |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | ITV |
Picture format | Film 35 mm 4:3 Colour |
Audio format | Mono |
Original run | 29 September 1967 | – 1 February 1968
The Prisoner | |
The Prisoner intertitle | |
Created by | Patrick McGoohan George Markstein |
Written by |
Directed by |
Starring | Patrick McGoohan |
Theme music composer | Ron Grainer |
Composer(s) | |
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Original language(s) | English |
No. of series | 1 |
No. of episodes | 17 (List of episodes) |
Production | |
Executive producer(s) | Patrick McGoohan |
Producer(s) | David Tomblin |
Location(s) | Portmeirion, North Wales |
Running time | 50 minutes |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | ITV |
Picture format | Film 35 mm 4:3 Colour |
Audio format | Mono |
Original run | 29 September 1967 | – 1 February 1968
The Prisoner is a 17-episode British television series[2] first broadcast in the United Kingdom from 29 September 1967 to 1 February 1968.[3] The premiere was 29 September 1967 on ATV Midlands and the last episode first aired on 1 February 1968 on Scottish Television.[citation needed] The world broadcast premiere was on the CTV Television Network in Canada on 5 September 1967.[4] Starring and co-created by Patrick McGoohan, it combined spy fiction with elements of science fiction, allegory, and psychological drama.[2]
The series follows a British former secret agent who is abducted and held prisoner in a mysterious coastal village resort where his captors try to find out why he abruptly resigned from his job. Although sold as a thriller in the mould of the previous series starring McGoohan, Danger Man (1960–68), the show's combination of 1960s countercultural themes and surreal setting had a far-reaching effect on science fiction/fantasy programming, and on popular culture in general.[5]
A TV miniseries remake aired on the U.S. cable channel AMC 15–17 November 2009.[6] In 2009, Christopher Nolan was widely reported to be considering a film version.[7]
The series follows an unnamed British agent (played by Patrick McGoohan) who abruptly resigns his job, apparently preparing to go on a holiday. While packing his luggage, he is rendered unconscious by knockout gas in his apartment. When he wakes, he finds himself held captive in a mysterious seaside "village" that is isolated from the mainland by mountains and sea. The Village is further secured by numerous monitoring systems and security forces, including a mysterious balloon-like device called Rover that recaptures – or kills – those who attempt escape. The agent encounters the Village's population, hundreds of people from all walks of life and cultures, all seeming to be tranquilly living out their lives. They do not use names but instead are assigned numbers, which give no clue as to any person's status (prisoner or warder). Potential escapees therefore have no idea whom they can and cannot trust. The protagonist is assigned Number Six, but he repeatedly refuses the pretense of his new identity.
Number Six is monitored heavily by Number Two, the Village administrator acting as an agent for an unseen "Number One." A variety of techniques are used by Number Two to try to extract information from Number Six, including hallucinogenic drug experiences, identity theft, mind control, dream manipulation, and various forms of social indoctrination. All of these are employed not only to find out why Number Six resigned as an agent, but also to extract other dangerous information he gained as a spy. The position of Number Two is filled in on a rotating basis; in some cases, part of a larger plan to confuse Number Six, while other times as a result of failure in interrogating Number Six.
Number Six, distrusting of anyone involved with the Village, refuses to co-operate or provide answers. Alone, he struggles with various goals: determining for which side of the iron curtain the Village works if, indeed, it works for any at all, remaining defiant to its imposed authority, concocting his own plans for escape, learning all he can about the Village, and subverting its operation. His schemes lead to the dismissals of the incumbent Number Two on two occasions, despite their failure to facilitate his escape. By the end of the series the administration, becoming desperate for Number Six's knowledge and fearful of his growing influence in the Village, takes drastic measures that threaten the lives of Number Six, Number Two, and the rest of the Village. A major theme of the show is individualism versus collectivism, summarised in one of Number Six's defiant statements: "I will make no deals with you. I've RESIGNED. I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, de-briefed, or numbered. My life is my own."
The show was created while Patrick McGoohan and George Markstein were working on Danger Man (known as Secret Agent in the U.S.), an espionage show produced by Incorporated Television Company (also called ITC Entertainment). The exact details of who created which aspects of the show are disputed; majority opinion credits McGoohan as the sole creator of the series. However, a disputed co-creator status later was ascribed to Markstein after a series of fan interviews published in the 1980s. The show itself bears no "created by" credit.
Some sources indicate McGoohan was the sole or primary creator of the show.[8][9][10] McGoohan stated in a 1977 interview (broadcast as part of a Canadian documentary about The Prisoner called The Prisoner Puzzle) that during the filming of the third season of Danger Man he told Lew Grade, managing director of ITC Entertainment, he wanted to quit working on Danger Man after the filming of the proposed fourth series.[11] Grade was unhappy with the decision, but when McGoohan insisted upon quitting, Grade asked if McGoohan had any other possible projects; McGoohan later pitched The Prisoner. However, in a 1988 article from British Telefantasy magazine Time Screen, McGoohan indicated that he had planned to pitch The Prisoner prior to speaking to Grade.[12] In both accounts, McGoohan pitched the idea orally, rather than having Grade read the proposal in detail, and the two made an oral agreement for the show to be produced by Everyman Films, the production company formed by McGoohan and David Tomblin. In the 1977 account, McGoohan said that Grade approved of the show despite not understanding it, while in the 1988 account Grade expressed clear support for the concept.
Other sources, however, credit Markstein, then a script editor for Danger Man, with a significant or even primary portion of the development of the show. For example, Dave Rogers, in the book The Prisoner and Danger Man, said that Markstein claimed to have created the concept first and McGoohan later attempted to take credit for it, though Rogers himself doubted that McGoohan would have wanted or needed to do that.[5] A four-page document, generally agreed to have been written by Markstein, setting out an overview of the series' themes, was published as part of an ITC/ATV press book in 1967. It has usually been accepted that this text originated earlier as a guide for the series' writers.[13] Further doubt has been cast on Markstein's version of events by author Rupert Booth in his biography of McGoohan, titled Not A Number. Booth points out that McGoohan had outlined the themes of The Prisoner in a 1965 interview, long before Markstein's tenure as script editor on the brief fourth season of Danger Man.
Part of Markstein's inspiration came from his research into World War II, where he found that some people had been incarcerated in a resort-like prison called Inverlair Lodge.[14] Markstein suggested that Danger Man lead, John Drake (played by McGoohan), could suddenly resign, and be kidnapped and sent to such a location.[14] McGoohan added Markstein's suggestion to material he had been working on, which later became The Prisoner. Furthermore, a 1960 episode of Danger Man, titled "View from the Villa," had exteriors filmed in Portmeirion, a Welsh resort village that struck McGoohan as a good location for future projects.
Further inspiration came from a Danger Man episode called "Colony Three," in which Drake infiltrates a spy school in Eastern Europe during the Cold War. The school, in the middle of nowhere, is set up to look like a normal English town in which pupils and instructors mix as in any other normal city, but the instructors are virtual prisoners with little hope of ever leaving. McGoohan also stated that he was influenced by his experience from theatre, including his work in Orson Welles' 1955 play Moby Dick—Rehearsed and the 1962 BBC teleplay The Prisoner by Bridget Boland.[14] McGoohan wrote a forty-page show Bible, which included a "history of the Village, the sort of telephones they used, the sewerage system, what they ate, the transport, the boundaries, a description of the Village, every aspect of it...".[11] McGoohan wrote and directed several episodes, often under pseudonyms.[15]
In a 1966 interview for the Los Angeles Times by reporter Robert Musel, McGoohan stated that "John Drake of 'Secret Agent' is gone." Further, McGoohan stated in a 1985 interview that No. 6 is not the same character as John Drake, further adding that he had originally wanted another actor to portray the character.[16] However, other sources indicate that several of the crew members who continued on from Danger Man to work on The Prisoner considered it to be a continuation, and McGoohan was continuing to play the character of John Drake.[12] Furthermore, Rogers states Markstein had wanted the character to be a continuation of Drake, but by doing so would have meant paying royalties to Ralph Smart, creator of Danger Man.[5]
The issue has been debated by fans and TV critics, with some stating the two characters are the same, based on similarities in the shows, the characters, a few repeating actors beyond McGoohan, and certain specific connections in various episodes.[17][18][19]
McGoohan had originally wanted to produce only seven episodes of The Prisoner, but Grade argued more shows were necessary in order for him to successfully sell the series to CBS.[11] The exact number which was agreed to, along with how the series ended, is disputed by different sources.
In an August 1967 article, Dorothy Manners reported CBS had asked McGoohan to produce 36 segments, but, he would agree to produce only 17.[20] According to a 1977 interview, Grade requested 26 episodes, which McGoohan thought would spread the show too thin, but was able to come up with 17 episodes.[11] According to The Prisoner: The Official Companion to the Classic TV Series, however, the series was originally supposed to run longer, but was cancelled, forcing McGoohan to write the final episode in only a few days.[14] Supposed to answer all the questions about the programme, it instead ended up answering none of them, and this kindled the wrath of viewers,[who?] who never forgave McGoohan for this.
The exteriors for the series were primarily filmed in Portmeirion village near Porthmadog, North Wales, the location that partially inspired the show,[21] and where McGoohan had previously filmed locations for Danger Man. At the request of Portmeirion's architect Clough Williams-Ellis, the main location for the series was not disclosed until the opening credits of the last episode.[citation needed] The Village setting was further augmented by liberal use of the backlot at MGM's Borehamwood Studios facility.
Additionally, filming of a key sequence of the opening credits, and exterior location filming for three episodes, took place at 1 Buckingham Place in London, which at the time was a private residence and doubled as No. 6's home.[22] The building still exists today as a highlight of Prisoner location tours and currently houses the headquarters of the Royal Warrant Holders Association.[23] The episodes "Many Happy Returns", "The Girl Who Was Death" (the cricket match for which was filmed at Meopham Green in Kent) and "Fall Out" also made use of extensive location shooting in London and other locations.
According to author James Follett, a protégé of Prisoner co-creator George Markstein, Markstein had mapped out an explanation for the Village.[24] In George Markstein's mind, a young John Drake, the lead character in the television series Danger Man, had once submitted a proposal for how to deal with retired secret agents who posed a security risk. Drake's idea was to create a comfortable retirement centre where former agents could live out their final years, enduring firm but unintrusive surveillance.
Years later, Drake discovered that his idea had been put into practice, and not as a benign means of retirement, but instead as an interrogation centre and a prison camp. Outraged, Drake staged his own resignation, knowing he would be brought to the Village. He hoped to learn everything he could of how his idea had been implemented, and find a way to destroy it. However, due to the range of nationalities and agents present in the Village, Drake realised he was not sure whose Village he was in – the one brought about by his own people, or by the other side. Drake's conception of the Village would have been the foundation of declaring him to be 'Number One.' However, Markstein's falling out with McGoohan resulted in Markstein's departure, and his story arc was discarded.
According to Markstein: "Well, 'Who is No.6?" is no mystery - he was a secret agent called Drake who quit." The "matter of conscience" which motivated his resignation could then easily be interpreted as Drake having had enough top-secret information in his mind--and at his disposal--to start a war, and that, coupled with his long-standing desire to keep the peace, would have meant that he could not even trust his own government with it any longer.
Markstein added: "The Prisoner was going to leave the Village and he was going to have adventures in many parts of the world, but ultimately he would always be a prisoner. By that I don't mean he would always go back to the Village. He would always be a prisoner of his circumstances, his situation, his secret, his background...and 'they' would always be there to ensure that his captivity continues."[25]
The opening and closing sequences of The Prisoner have become iconic. Cited as "one of the great set-ups of genre drama",[26] the opening sequence establishes the Orwellian and postmodern themes of the series;[27] its high production values have led the opening sequence to be described as more like film than television.[28]
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The first home video editions of The Prisoner appeared in the 1980s. In North America, MPI Home Video released a series of 20 VHS tapes covering the series: one for each of the 17 episodes and three more containing "The Alternate Version of 'The Chimes of Big Ben'", a documentary, and a "best of" retrospective. In the 1990s the first DVD release of the series occurred in North America/Region 1, with A&E Home Video releasing the series in four-episode sets and a full 10-disc "megabox" edition in the early 2000s; A&E subsequently reissued the megabox in a 40th anniversary edition in 2007. The A&E issue included "The Alternate Version of 'The Chimes of Big Ben'" and the MPI-produced documentary (but not the redundant "best of" retrospective) among its limited special features.
Numerous editions of The Prisoner were, meanwhile, released in the UK/Region 2 by companies such as Carlton. These editions differed from the Region 1 release in their special features, including one release that included a recently discovered alternative version of "Arrival".
The Prisoner: The Complete Series was released on Blu-ray Disc in the United Kingdom on 28 September 2009,[29] following in North America on 27 October.[30] The episodes were restored by Network DVD to create new high-definition masters,[31] of which standard-definition versions were used for The Prisoner: 40th Anniversary Special Edition DVD boxset released in 2007.[32] The US edition, once again by A&E Home Video, includes the first North American release of an alternative edit of "Arrival" (in high definition), as well as "The Alternate Version of 'The Chimes of Big Ben'" from the earlier DVD/VHS releases (in standard definition due to the degraded source material) and assorted documentaries and behind-the-scenes footage.
There have been several spin-offs of The Prisoner in other media, including novels, comic books, fan audios, games, theatre and several attempts to make a movie.
In October 2012 Magic Number Six, a one-act play portraying the behind-the-scenes relationship between Patrick McGoohan and Lew Grade before and during the production of The Prisoner debuted in Leicester as part of The Little Theatre's One-Act Festival, running for four performances.[33] Written by playwright Paul Gosling, a graduate of De Montfort University's Cinema and Television History Centre (C.A.T.H.) and directed by Carolos Dandolo, the play was set in Grade's office in 1966-67 and starred Rob Leeson as McGoohan, Colin Woods as Grade and Karen Gordon as Grade's fictional P.A., Miss Cartwright.[34] Following positive fan reaction,[35] the production was performed a further eight times in 2013, in Leicester, Portmeirion and at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. At Edfringe the part of Miss Cartwright was shared between Karen Gordon and actress, Tracey Gee. A film screenplay of Magic Number Six is currently in development.[36]
A remake miniseries, in the works since 2005,[38] premiered on 15 November 2009 on American cable TV channel AMC, made in cooperation with British broadcaster ITV after AMCs original production partner Sky1 had pulled out.[39][40][41] On 25 April 2008, ITV announced that the new series would go into production, and in June 2008, that American actor Jim Caviezel would star in the role of Number 6, with Ian McKellen taking on the role of Number 2 in all six episodes.[42][43][44] In May 2009 the shooting for the new series was completed with significant plot changes from the original television storyline. The new Village is located in a desert tropical area instead of Wales, with location filming taking place in Namibia and South Africa. The six part series premiered in the UK on 17 April 2010.
The main character of the series, Number Six, inspired the name of Festival N°6, an art and music festival which takes place each year since 2012 at Portmeirion.
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Consumer video cameras tend to fall into two camps: barrel-shaped ones with advanced features and high prices, and mobile phone-shaped ones with basic features and low prices. The TG7 is a hybrid, with a flat, compact design but a proper zoom lens, advanced features and a high price to match. It's bulkier than the likes of the Flip UltraHD but at 30mm thick it will fit into most trouser pockets.
The titanium shell looks extremely smart and should prove to be more resilient than the plastic bodies of other video cameras. A docking station is included for easy USB connection and charging, but it's a shame that the HDMI port is in the dock rather than the camera, as this makes playback on other people's TVs unlikely.
The compact design still has room for a 2.7in touchscreen LCD and a 10x zoom lens – not a huge zoom range but a considerable improvement on the non-zooming Flip cameras. However, the 1/5in sensor diameter is smaller than the Flip UltraHD's, and also Sony's cheaper CX115E.
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It's a startlingly sophisticated feature, but we do wonder whether the cost of implementing it outweighs the benefit it brings. It's certainly fun, but the limited capacity makes it impossible to keep a globetrotter's entire video collection permanently stored in the camera. Fortunately, the bundled software integrates Google Maps to plot all the GPS-tagged videos and photos on your PC's hard disk. Unlike most bundled software, this photo- and video-management program is actually quite pleasant to use, and includes various other useful functions such as the ability to burn DVDs and AVCHD discs.
Geo-tagging aside, using the TG7 is a rewarding experience. The large record/pause button is encircled by a wheel for zooming, which makes single-handed operation easy. There's a photo capture button, but all other controls are located in the touchscreen interface. The long list of options in the menu can be a little unwieldy to navigate but the most useful shooting functions such as spot focus and manual exposure are located towards the top.
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