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Forms+Surfaces
August 16, 2007

Eco-Etch Doors are the most recent addition to the company's line of Architectural Metal Doors. The collection unites rich graphics, ecologically responsible materials and manufacturing processes and a complete range of UL fire labeling options. Because Eco-Etch is physically applied, hazardous chemicals aren't required, and no toxic waste is generated. The mask used to create each design is water-soluble. Carpinteria, Calif. (800) 451-0410; www.forms-surfaces.com.


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Shaw Hospitality Group AfterImages Collection	Juno Lighting Group Alfa Ceramics collection
Transformit Inc. Dynamics collection	Allure Global Solutions Inc. Digital Menu Board
Elevations Inc. Seasonal trim collection

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Nielsen Web Seminars
September 04, 2007

The World Is Flat: Learn The Right Way To Incorporate New Display Technology Into Your Next Project
September 13, 2007 - 2PM Eastern

Sponsored by NEC
Join DDI and DigitalSignageToday.com for this live, interactive Web Seminar, sponsored by NEC, and hear directly from industry experts on how to go about choosing the right flat panel display for the project at hand. Attend this online-only event and learn how the Hyatt Regency Chicago, the city's largest hotel, has utilized digital display technology to better communicate vital information to its guests in a timely and efficient fashion.
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