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According to research, there are over 170 million gamers in the US, where people spend 3 billion hours per week playing games. However, there is nowhere for these people to meet in South Florida to talk about tips, tricks and have fun. Two gaming fans want to change that by launching South Florida's first E-Sports Gaming Bar.

The gaming world has exploded in South Florida in recent years, so it only stands to reason gaming fans should have a place to go to and meet other like-minded fans. Two people have come up with a great idea of how to get gaming fans together by launching South Florida's first E-Sports Gaming Bar and they are asking for the gaming world to help.

Martial Arts Expert Pedro Diaz, from Tigers Lair, who teaches Karate at the Gilbert Martial Arts Training Center in Arizona, would like to see more parents encourage children to take up Karate. The 2013 World Jiu-Jitsu champion and six times Pan American Jiu-Jitsu Champion said children could benefit a great deal by enrolling in a Karate class.

The new interactive website for exploring the businesses, and establishments of 1.3 million cities around the world has launched.

Gilbert Martial Art Training Center provides a variety of fitness and martial programs for children and adults of all ages. Their goal is to take the students to the next fitness level, making them better people and stronger martial artists.

In America, there are over 78.6 million adults who are overweight with a large number of them living in New York City. Doctors and health experts have warned the figure will continue to rise unless people start to turn to fitness classes and exercise. One form of exercise that has become popular in New York City is the Work Train Fight Boxing Fitness Classes.

Work Train Fight is a high-intensity boxing/fitness training facility, but it is also much more than that. At its core, WTF is about empowerment and community building.

When it comes to displaying photos, it's not a surprise many people find old school frames a bit boring. A new company MagneBoo has recently approached the idea of how to best show photos and artwork from a new direction, and the results are exciting. MagneBoo is a magnetic bamboo photo block with canvas, that's able to be linked together and create bigger blocks with other Magneboos. The combination of strong magnets and bamboo hold a photo in place showing it off in a unique and attractive way, making memories captured in the photos more appealing than ever. When combined with the ability to link multiple Magneboos into different patterns or displays using the product's powerful magnets, the impact can be breathtaking in all the best ways. After much research and development, the company has recently announced the launch of a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter to start production and bring MagneBoo into the hands of the public.

Pro Auction Limited, one of Europe's leading specialist auctioneers and valuers within the hospitality, leisure and catering sector with sales conducted throughout the United Kingdom and Europe schedules a Knightsbridge-based sale for July 14 and 15 2015.

As the implementation of motion-sensory in video gaming finds its way into larger spaces of the gaming community, so does the physical space needed to support this type of technology. Currently, in order to play motion-controlled games, one must purchase both the expensive hardware and software: Displays (TV), Wii or X-box and Kinect are just a few of them and many options consumers must decide amongst.