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, Laserport will have on site management trained and capable of properly supervising the facility and enforcing (aggressively if necessary) the rules established for a successful operation at all times. It is in its own best interests to adequately staff the facility at all time so that everyone's experience is a high quality one and they will desire to return. This is especially important in that the marketing is targeted to numerous types of groups (ie., children's birthday parties, teams and leagues, corporate team building and individuals). In our discussions with the landlord, we have committed to providing outside security personnel if necessary during peak time to prevent loitering or other activities that would interfere with the other tenants. Our philosophy would be to do this even if not required by the lease in that it insures a quality experience for all participants which would induce them to return. . AUDIBNCB The users of laser tag facilities tends to be slightly tilted to male audiences but this is not the case with all target audiences Laserport will market its activities to. The average age of participants appears to be about 25 during the week and on the weekends it drops down to about 20 years old. There appears to be some diversity among the centers depending upon their marketing focus. The game is marketed to a variety of audiences. These audiences will vary, depending on the day or time of day, as well as various marketing programs generating the flow of business. The peak use periods, in other centers in this country, are during weekends. A fair amount of activity takes place from Friday night through Sunday afternoon. The audience driving this activity tends to be aged B to 13 years with many parents waiting on premise or participating with their children. Weekday evenings tend to be the slower periods, so leagues are formed with companies, softball teams and other groups. Additionally, marketing has been successful for corporate team- building type activities and we intend to duplicate and strengthen the efforts that have been done. We see great potential for weekday activity in this area. There are additional marketing opportunities to various and all kinds of groups ranging from boy scouts to church groups. Other cities have been successful in getting groups as diverse as pOlice officers and mother/son teams to participate in the game on an ongoing basis. There are also opportunities for people to just come in and play