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Unveiling of America's Largest Building Wrap in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV (ContentDesk) March 26, 2006 -- Elite Media, Inc. announced today it is "going big" once again with the largest building wrap in the history of Las Vegas and currently the largest in North America. A 55,000 square foot building wrap will cover the South facing tower of the Stardust Resort & Casino for Samsung, during the CTIA convention in Las Vegas starting on April 5, 2006.The building wrap for Samsung will occupy a prime location for the CTIA convention. The building wrap will be visible to the 47,000 convention attendees from the south-facing side of the Stardust Resort & Casino facing Las Vegas Boulevard.
The magnitude of this project gives our client (Samsung) maximum exposure at this first time ever trade show in Las Vegas," said Chad McCullough, President of Elite Media, Inc.

"With this project we (Elite Media, Inc) are surpassing our own record of the largest building wrap in Las Vegas.This 55,000 square foot wrap is formed out of 350 individual panels to create a single large image. Each panel measures at 54" x 30' and is constructed out of a unique, weather-resistant "see-through" perforated material. Job installation will take approximately 60 hours and require 12 installers hanging from scaffolding off the 400 foot Stardust Resort & Casino facade.Several other high-profile Elite Media locations will feature CTIA advertisers. Elite Media will showcase a 300' outdoor projection on the Palms Casino for Kyocera, a 30,000 square foot building wrap on the Marriott for LG, and a 5,500 square foot building wrap on the Renaissance for LG.Elite Media, Inc. is a women-owned, Las Vegas based company that specializes in wallscapes, building wraps, skytyping and outdoor projection media.

They have over 25 advertising locations in Las Vegas specifically targeting the Strip, the Las Vegas Convention Center and have most recently added local targeted locations. In addition to Las Vegas, Elite Media, Inc., has locations in Reno, California, and Florida..

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presents Technical Achievement Award for the Design of Schneider Cinelux Premier Projection Lenses

Hauppauge, NY (ContentDesk) January 30, 2006 -- Schneider Optics has announced that four members of the Schneider design team have been recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for their design of the Schneider Cinelux Premi?re line of lenses for motion picture projection. This latest Technical Achievement Award for projection lenses is the fourth such award the Academy has presented to members of the Schneider design team.Schneiders award-winning team includes Optical Designers Udo Schauss and Hildegard Ebbesmeier, and Mechanical Designers Nicole Wemken and Michael Anderer. Schneider Cinelux Premi?re lenses have proven to be a quantum leap in projection optics, both in image quality, and in their ability to give users the flexibility to design their image with the lenses variable iris, explained Schneider Optics CEO Dwight Lindsey. Its a wonderful credit to the entire Schneider family to be recognized by The Academy for Cinelux Premi?res unmatched ability...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presents Technical Achievement Award for the Design of Schneider Cinelux Premier Projection Lenses

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Unveiling of America's Largest Building Wrap in Las Vegas

"With this project we (Elite Media, Inc) are surpassing our own record of the largest building wrap in Las Vegas.This 55,000 square foot wrap is formed out of 350 individual...

Unveiling of America's Largest Building Wrap in Las Vegas

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Consumer Electronic Information: The Basics of the DLP Projector

Projectors have come a long way in the past few decades. The desktop fossils that were once used to show home moviesor classroom filmstrips are a thing of the past. With today's technology, you can now experience a projected movie that emulates a full-blown theater flick, without thetime, effort and hassle of standing in line at the local cinema.DLP projectors ? also known as Digital Light Processing projectors ? have brought the proverbial silver screen to the home front. The fact that some theaters actually use this type of technology for feature movie projection makes this truer than you might imagine. After being digitally converted and placed on an optical disk ? much in the same way as DVD technology is produced ? the images are fed intothe projector and sent to the movie screen.

The main difference is that DLP projectors offer a high definition experience, as opposed to that of a DVD. The result is a picture that very nearly rivals the quality of a 70mm projection, but...

Consumer Electronic Information: The Basics of the DLP Projector

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War Story with a Difference - Update

Fr Tim Butler and Neil Ralley have completed the task of creating a slide show incorporating some of Ralley's images of stained glass and making it available for projection at all US and Allied bases throughout the theatre of operations and on all US navy ships. The show, which lasts approximately half an hour and includes over 100 images of stained glass depictions of Advent and Christmas scenes, will brighten up the otherwise spartan places of worship for our soldiers, marines, sailors and airmen during Christmas services.The final version was created using ProShow Gold (tm) software which was kindly donated to the project by the Photodex Corporation of Austin, Texas. Distribution is being effected via the internet. A copy of the show has been uploaded onto Ralley's website http://stainedglassphotography.com and links are being provided to Chaplains at the various bases and other military facilities. Actual projection...

War Story with a Difference - Update

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Home Theater Projectors for the Cinephile in You.

Over the years, I have grown really attached to my home theater system.
I must say, of all the rooms in the house, my own little movie theater is the one I could not live without.
I am absolutely in love with my home theater system and, if you are anything like me, I am sure you will love yours too.
I found, when I was initially building my system, that there was so much information to absorb.
Every product out there seemed better than the next, and I found myself unsure about which to buy.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when shopping for a new home theater projector.

There are two main types of projectors on the market; DLP and LCD.
DLP stands for digital light processing.
It was invented by Texas Instruments, and utilizes a microscopic array of over 2 million mirrors.
DLP has a higher contrast than LCD, but there are some unfavorable consumer reports that note something called the...

Home Theater Projectors for the Cinephile in You.

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Top 5 Baseball Speedsters

5. Joey Gathright- Tampa Bay Devil Ray(OF, Minors) Joey Gathright has been called the fastest player in the league, he's even been called the fastest man in the world, but he hasn't yet received big-league playing time. Gathright could be that guy, who gets to the 100 SB mark. He'll have to wait however with a crowded list of OF's on Tampa Bay. Joey Gathright is so fast, so athletic that he can jump over a car...

the long way. "But I can't do it anymore," Gathright said. "It's in my contract. I'm not allowed to jump over cars anymore. Can't jump fences, either." Gathright could get a call to the majors sometime in 2004.

Steals projection this season: 45, between Minors and Majors. 4. Rafael Furcal- Atlanta Braves(SS) If Rafael Furcal got more SB opportunities he could easily steal 50+ bases in a single season, but the Braves don't send him enough. Furcal stole 25 bases last year, and was caught stealing just twice. With Furcal's speed, he should get twice as many steals...

Top 5 Baseball Speedsters

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