Voyager Entertainment International, Inc., designers and builders of giant Observation Wheels welcomes you our new web site. The new Voyager web site will detail our new V3 design, Voyager’s new “green company” initiatives, project information and much more. The new web site was specifically designed to be more interactive as well as provide new information and log in portals for investor clients. Included in the new web site is the new V3 wheel design. The V3 offers the Company improved opportunities for strategic branding partners and site locations requiring sophisticated venues. Voyager’s V3 forward-looking design and architecture can be integrated within existing site locations. The V3’s most advanced feature is the “Light Wings”; which provides a large surface area with embedded state-of-the-art LED light displays. Once the wings are fully extended a computerized light show can be displayed depicting live entertainment or commercial grade advertisements. Either format offers valuable branding/naming rights revenue annually. Other new features include a new Observation Deck with over 1,800 sq.ft. of viewing area at 600 ft., new restaurant, nightclub, pool areas located within the rear of the new V3 offering very dramatic views of the wheel turning above.Voyager has also created a new “green company” called Voyager Viridian that will incorporate reusable energy technology within the new V3 design. Viridian will also be engaged in the development of Solar, Wind and Geothermal projects within Nevada and related states. These new emerging technologies offer potential revenue enhancements as well as improved energy performance of Voyager’s wheel projects. Voyager Viridian information will be integrated within the new site and be activated in the coming weeks. Voyager Entertainment Company is also aware of the steep downturn in the global economy, equity markets and the resulting economic outlook for entertainment industry. To successfully navigate these transitional times Voyager Entertainment Company has maintained a strong relationship with equity and financial markets.

Centria is the world leader in custom-engineered architectural metal enclosure systems. CENTRIA also provides extensive coil-coating capabilities for a range of industries, including automotive and residential building products. Through its H. H. Robertson Floor Systems unit, the company offers electrified cellular decking and related products. CENTRIA Worldwide sells factory foamed metal panel systems and profiled panel systems for both walls and roofs worldwide.

Delachaux makes track laying equipment, elastic fastener systems, and electrification systems. Its Conductic division makes production equipment for the cable and fiber-optic sectors, and conductor bars, reeling drums, and slip-rings for the transportation industry. The metal division produces pure chromium metal to make super-alloys and high-performance alloys. The special steel unit makes rough-cast pieces and machine-finished parts. The company makes most of its sales outside of France. Holding company SOGREPAR owns more than half of Delachaux.

Amada America manufactures and sells sheet metal fabricating equipment, including CNC turret punch presses, lasers, press brakes, shears, flexible manufacturing systems, and related software. The company primarily sells its fabricating equipment to the aerospace, appliance, electronics, farm equipment, medical, and telecommunications industries. Through its Amada Capital Corporation subsidiary, Amada America finances and leases its equipment. Amada America was founded in 1971. Its parent company in Japan dates back to just after WWII and has about 80 affiliates and subsidiaries around the world. North America accounts for about 12% of the Amada Group's annual sales.

The Clark-Reliance Corporation to manufacture level measurement and control products and alarm, separation, and energy conservation equipment. The company operates globally, supplying boiler and fluid control products to clients in the power generation, petroleum refining, chemical processing, pulp and paper, and food processing industries. Clark-Reliance operates from its manufacturing facility in Strongsville, Ohio. The family-owned company sells its products through an international network of sales representatives.

Yaskawa Electric sets things in motion, and keeps them going with robots and engineering. The global supplier competes in motion control, robotics, and system engineering. Serving the mechatronics market combining mechanical, electronic, and software engineering, the term was created by a Yaskawa engineer Yaskawa offers industrial automation products, such as servo drives, motion controllers, and inverters, along with the Motoman line of industrial robots and automation engineering for steelmaking and other heavy industries. It also provides IT services, office machines, and multi-card readers.

Founded in 1935, RWM Casters manufactures it products from it, North Carolina facilities and serving customers through a number of national and regional distributors. RWM Casters Company makes casters, swivels, and wheels out of materials such as metal, nylon, and polyurethane. The original designer of the Kingpinless caster, RWM also makes brakes, aluminum hand trucks, platform trucks, and pallet trucks, and it custom-designs casters, wheels, and aluminum hand trucks. RWM Casters also supplies parts and accessories including swivel locks, floor locks, caster hardware and replacement parts for its products.

The US operations of global manufacturing conglomerate ABB have built a presence in dozens of industries. Like its Swiss parent company, ABB Inc. operates in two main areas -- automation technologies and power technologies -- and serves customers in the power utilities, chemicals, oil and gas, and industrial process industries. ABB Inc.'s products include controls and instrumentation, robotics, switches, motors, transformers, and power electronics. It also offers various consulting, repair, and outsourcing services. Although ABB Inc. has acted independently in the past, its parent has brought it under the umbrella of a central management structure.

Oracle Packaging is a preferred manufacturer of industry-leading flexible packaging laminates, specialty paperboard liquid-beverage packaging and converter aluminum foil. Oracle's products are relied upon world-wide by leading companies in healthcare, food & beverage, household and personal care, specialty and industrial markets alike, to produce first-quality flexible packaging that covers and protects the top-brand products you know and use. Innovation, combined with a demonstrated commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, fuels the outstanding customer loyalty and success that Oracle has enjoyed for over eight decades.

Steel of West Virginia (SWV), a subsidiary of Steel Dynamics, owns and operates a steel minimill and steel fabrication facilities in West Virginia and Tennessee. The company custom-designs and manufactures finished steel products, including structural beams, channels, and special shape sections, using electric furnace steel. SWV's products are used as structural elements of trucks, trailers, heavy machinery, and manufactured housing, as well as in guardrail posts, mining applications, and light-rail systems. SWV's custom-finished products are intended to go directly into its customers' assembly lines. Its Tennessee-based subsidiary Marshall Steel fabricates steel cross members. SWV got its start in 1909.

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