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Imagination Park Entertainment is a new project accelerator uniquely specializing in acquiring, producing and packaging film and virtual reality projects. First a quick story . . . 11:23am - Office boardroom table In the middle of the table was the first Virtual Reality headset I had ever seen. "Go ahead, put it on" instructed the guest we had in the office. I put on the high-tech ski goggles and was instantly in a movie theatre. Seriously, I was really in the movie theatre, complete with popcorn rustling and sporadic coughs from other movie goers. I could completely turn around and see everyone around me. Up on the big screen a show was playing and by adjusting the controls on the headset I could change the content or the style of my surroundings. I only had ONE comment . . . This is going to be HUGE. Imagination Park is a metaphor for your creative mind. IP is your intellectual property. We are exploring new ways to bring quality, socially conscious entertainment to a hungry audience. We have the passion, the people and the projects to wildly succeed. My first experience with VR (Virtual Reality) was enough for me to glimpse the endless possibilities ahead - now it's your turn . . . Together with an advanced team of special effects superstars, I believe we have a very competitive advantage in this emerging market space. I invite you to follow us on our journey. I believe this will be an exhilarating experience for you to witness the birth of this game-changing technology and to experience The Company pioneer new forms of entertainment.

Dream Sports Latest News is a company that operates in the Sports industry. It employs 11-20 people and has $1M-$5M of revenue. The company is headquartered in Helendale, California.

The FANTASY FACTORY was started in the 1970s by Tommy Johns. He started out just doing comic conventions and shows. In May of 1979, he opened the first storefront on East Morris Street in Dalton, Georgia, and there has been a Fantasy Factory store ever since. In the early 1990s, he had three stores in Georgia and Tennessee. Fantasy Factory # 2 was located in Calhoun, GA and Fantasy Factory # 3 was in Chattanooga, TN. The store in Chattanooga was closed in the mid 1990s. He sold the store in Calhoun to Mike Babb in 1996. On June 1st 1997, Mike and AJ Kocher incorporated as Babbko, Inc. Babbko purchased the Dalton location and took over the Calhoun location on June 1, 1997. They then closed the Calhoun store on January 31, 2000. On May 1, 2001, they moved into the larger building AJ bought. Then Fantasy Factory # 2 was opened on Battlefield Pkwy in Fort Oglethorpe, GA. On April 1, 2006, FF # 2 was moved into the Gateway Mall in Fort Oglethorpe, GA. We closed FF #2 in February 2009.