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New York (PRWEB) November 7, 2006 -- ad:tech expositions, LLC (www.ad-tech.com), the leading organizer of conferences and exhibitions for the interactive marketing community worldwide, today continues its largest exposition to-date, at the Hilton New York. The theme "from the alley to the avenue" underscores the show's broadening appeal to the entire media industry -- from New York's Silicon Alley to Madison Avenue, and far beyond into expanding global markets. More than 12,000 people have pre-registered to attend before the show's end on Wednesday, November 8.

"The energy here in New York is incredible," said Drew Ianni, ad:tech Chair, Programming. "The floor is crowded, the sessions are buzzing, and it's clear that ad:tech's focus -- on the intersection of marketing and technology -- now appeals to a broader and more invested audience than ever before.

Los Angeles, CA (FV Newswire) - Eric Bonilla, spokesperson for Premier-Sport-Fitness.com, is worried about obesity in the US. Among the most worrying problems are skyrocketing rates of obesity among children, which make them much more prone to chronic diseases as they grow older and could shave years off their lives, experts said. Bonilla said, however, his company has the keys for making exercise fun and productive, helping kids shed excess weight.

The children in this generation may be the first in history to die before their parents because of health problems related to weight, Kate Steinbeck, an expert in children's health at Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, said in a statement.

It is also a well-documented fact that today's kids are less physically active then kids were a generation ago.

And the biggest legacy of the Weighty Matters project at Hacienda Rodriguez is the establishment of the Rodriguez Family Gym, also known as the RFG, which opened recently to serve the extended family's growing fitness needs.

If the folks at Parkview Health & Fitness Center haven't seen me for awhile, it's not because I've abandoned weight training or running on the treadmill.

It's just that I now do both in the sunroom a few steps from my kitchen – and a goodly portion of the rest of the family does, too.

The RFG is a home gym on a budget. It's equipped with a squat rack salvaged from my brother-in-law's basement, a NordicTrack treadmill that had been spending far too much time folded up next to the big screen in my daughter-in-law's tiny living room, a weight bench bought for less than $100 on sale at MC Sports, and my husband Ray's collection of dumbbells and other weights.

NBC Sports analyst and MSNBC contributor Bob Neumeier quietly hit the jackpot in his Breeders' Cup predictions, correctly picking two of five long shots to earn $66 on a $10 bet.

Neumeier picked Miesque's Approval in the Mile and - in the marquee upset of the day - tabbed Invasor to win the Classic.

At a $2 bet for each of the five long shots Neumeier picked, that's a $10 bet for a $66 payout.