Thursday, August 26, 2010
Miami Children's Hospital Foundation Balloon
Please show your support of the miracles that happen at Miami Children's Hospital every day by purchasing a Miami Children's Hospital Foundation Balloon. $5.00 will be donated to The Miami Children's Hospital Foundation.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
How to Save your Custom Photo Balloon
Turning your custom balloon into a piece of memorabilia is easy. If you wish to deflate balloon to store or to put in a scrapbook, just remove the cup and stem from the balloon and probe the tab at the bottom of the balloon with a blunt stick and push gently until all of the air escapes.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Custom Balloons Printed Your Way
Custom Balloons Printed Your Way
Whether you are having a party, an anniversary, a promotional event or decorating for any festive occasion- balloons brighten the moment with the help of the www.PhotoBalloonStore.com Store bought balloons are colorful, no doubt, but they do not compare to the unique full color custom personalized balloons from the Photo Balloon Store.The first difference between a store bought balloon and a custom balloon is that a store bought balloon generally uses a cheap, inferior grade rubber. Photo Balloon Store balloons are made from durable aluminum foil composite film. The balloon will not pop as easily and will last longer.The second difference between a store bought balloon and a custom photo balloon is that store bought balloons, while colorful, are not personalized. A custom photo balloon, on the other hand, is very personal because the balloon is custom printed with your photo, unique message, company logo or directly onto the face of the balloon.The custom balloons can be printed with just about any saying or photo and are a cost effective way to celebrate and be remembered.
Balloon can be re-inflated over and over again.
Waterproof means ink will not run.
Our Photo Balloons are made from aluminum foil composite film. Our balloons are not made of rubber, latex or mylar. Our balloons are stronger and stay inflated longer than any other balloon sold
Most colorful custom printed balloons anywhere.
We deliver on time and fast.
Whether you are having a party, an anniversary, a promotional event or decorating for any festive occasion- balloons brighten the moment with the help of the www.PhotoBalloonStore.com Store bought balloons are colorful, no doubt, but they do not compare to the unique full color custom personalized balloons from the Photo Balloon Store.The first difference between a store bought balloon and a custom balloon is that a store bought balloon generally uses a cheap, inferior grade rubber. Photo Balloon Store balloons are made from durable aluminum foil composite film. The balloon will not pop as easily and will last longer.The second difference between a store bought balloon and a custom photo balloon is that store bought balloons, while colorful, are not personalized. A custom photo balloon, on the other hand, is very personal because the balloon is custom printed with your photo, unique message, company logo or directly onto the face of the balloon.The custom balloons can be printed with just about any saying or photo and are a cost effective way to celebrate and be remembered.
Balloon can be re-inflated over and over again.
Waterproof means ink will not run.
Our Photo Balloons are made from aluminum foil composite film. Our balloons are not made of rubber, latex or mylar. Our balloons are stronger and stay inflated longer than any other balloon sold
Most colorful custom printed balloons anywhere.
We deliver on time and fast.
How to Make Balloon Centerpieces for a Party
How to Make Balloon Centerpieces for a Party
Instructions
1) Purchase balloons from www.PhotoBalloonStore.com based on the theme of your party. You will need 2-3 balloons for each table.
2) Also purchase the balloon base for each balloon so the balloons can stand on the table.
3) Buy curling ribbon to decorate the balloon stick and base.
4) Let the children or friends take the centerpieces home with them after the party.
Instructions
1) Purchase balloons from www.PhotoBalloonStore.com based on the theme of your party. You will need 2-3 balloons for each table.
2) Also purchase the balloon base for each balloon so the balloons can stand on the table.
3) Buy curling ribbon to decorate the balloon stick and base.
4) Let the children or friends take the centerpieces home with them after the party.
Friday, May 28, 2010
New Creative Uses for Helium Balloons
New Creative Uses for Helium Balloons
Man crosses English Channel with helium balloons
By ROBERT BARR, Associated Press Writer Robert Barr, Associated Press Writer – Fri May 28, 12:10 pm ET
LONDON – In a goofy yet mesmerizing stunt, an American adventurer crossed the English Channel on Friday carried by a bundle of helium balloons, ending a quiet and serene flight by touching down in a French cabbage patch.
Jonathan Trappe, 36, of Raleigh, North Carolina, was strapped in a specially equipped chair below a bright cluster of balloons when he lifted off early Friday from Kent, in southeast England.
Click image to see photos of man crossing English Channel in helium balloons
AFP
About five hours later, he lowered himself into a French field by cutting some of the balloons away.
"It was just an exceptional, quiet, peaceful experience," Trappe told Sky News television, which covered the adventure.
Asked why he went, Trappe replied: "Didn't you have this dream, grabbing on to a bunch of toy balloons and floating off? I think it's something that's shared across cultures and across borders — just this wonderful fantasy of grabbing on to toy balloons and floating into open space."
However, the channel crossing wasn't a matter of just grabbing a few balloons. Trappe says on his website that he made a scouting trip in March and gained clearance from French and British aviation authorities and from customs and immigration offices on both sides.
His equipment list didn't stop at balloons and a chair, but included an aircraft transponder, oxygen system, aircraft radios, emergency locator beacon, in-flight satellite tracking and a radio tracker.
[Related: World's largest airship inflated to create monster 'stratellite']
"He had all the correct authorization and I believe he even gave something to the owner of the land where he came down by way of damages," said a spokesman for French police.
Last month, Trappe claimed the record for the longest free-floating balloon flight after spending 14 hours blowing in the wind over North Carolina and traveling 109 miles. On another flight, his website says he ascended to 17,930 feet, just below controlled airspace.
"There are risks and we work to methodically reduce the risk so we can have a safe and fun flight," said Trappe, who is certified for balloon flight by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. "Because really it's only about dreams and enjoying an adventure, and that's only enjoyable when it is safe."
His crossing was much less eventful than the first balloon crossing of the English Channel in 1785.
The pioneering French balloonist Jean-Pierre Francois Blanchard and John Jeffries, an American doctor who paid for the flight, set off in a hydrogen balloon which started leaking in flight. The pair dumped all their ballast and most of their clothes into the water and just managed to stay airborne and land in Calais.
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Online:
http://www.clusterballoon.com/
Man crosses English Channel with helium balloons
By ROBERT BARR, Associated Press Writer Robert Barr, Associated Press Writer – Fri May 28, 12:10 pm ET
LONDON – In a goofy yet mesmerizing stunt, an American adventurer crossed the English Channel on Friday carried by a bundle of helium balloons, ending a quiet and serene flight by touching down in a French cabbage patch.
Jonathan Trappe, 36, of Raleigh, North Carolina, was strapped in a specially equipped chair below a bright cluster of balloons when he lifted off early Friday from Kent, in southeast England.
Click image to see photos of man crossing English Channel in helium balloons
AFP
About five hours later, he lowered himself into a French field by cutting some of the balloons away.
"It was just an exceptional, quiet, peaceful experience," Trappe told Sky News television, which covered the adventure.
Asked why he went, Trappe replied: "Didn't you have this dream, grabbing on to a bunch of toy balloons and floating off? I think it's something that's shared across cultures and across borders — just this wonderful fantasy of grabbing on to toy balloons and floating into open space."
However, the channel crossing wasn't a matter of just grabbing a few balloons. Trappe says on his website that he made a scouting trip in March and gained clearance from French and British aviation authorities and from customs and immigration offices on both sides.
His equipment list didn't stop at balloons and a chair, but included an aircraft transponder, oxygen system, aircraft radios, emergency locator beacon, in-flight satellite tracking and a radio tracker.
[Related: World's largest airship inflated to create monster 'stratellite']
"He had all the correct authorization and I believe he even gave something to the owner of the land where he came down by way of damages," said a spokesman for French police.
Last month, Trappe claimed the record for the longest free-floating balloon flight after spending 14 hours blowing in the wind over North Carolina and traveling 109 miles. On another flight, his website says he ascended to 17,930 feet, just below controlled airspace.
"There are risks and we work to methodically reduce the risk so we can have a safe and fun flight," said Trappe, who is certified for balloon flight by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. "Because really it's only about dreams and enjoying an adventure, and that's only enjoyable when it is safe."
His crossing was much less eventful than the first balloon crossing of the English Channel in 1785.
The pioneering French balloonist Jean-Pierre Francois Blanchard and John Jeffries, an American doctor who paid for the flight, set off in a hydrogen balloon which started leaking in flight. The pair dumped all their ballast and most of their clothes into the water and just managed to stay airborne and land in Calais.
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Online:
http://www.clusterballoon.com/
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Sarah Killen Wedding
PhotoBalloonStore.com will provide 25 free Wedding Photo Balloons for table centerpieces at Sarah Killen wedding. Check back on Tuesday 3/16/2010 to see our new photo balloon Conan for Best Man. Photo Balloon Store will donate $2.00 to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Balloon Boy Commerative Photo Balloon
Be one of the first the to get your very own "Balloon Boy" Commerative Photo Balloons. Go on Sale October 21, 2009. Limited Edition Printing! This balloon will sell fast.
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