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Rain, wind slows some at 5A South Track & Field Championships

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Benton’s boys and Lake Hamilton’s girls won conference track titles Tuesday in the rain at Lakeside High School in Hot Springs.

 

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — A steady rain and windy conditions may have slowed some competitors, but others set personal records during Tuesday’s 5A Track and Field Championships at Lakeside High School.

Benton’s depth was a key factor in winning the boys division. Lake Hamilton’s girls finished 1-2-3 in the 800, 1600 and 3200 to easily capture the girls division.

Benton scored 154 points, with Lakeside second at 111. Lake Hamilton placed fourth with 90, and Arkansas High edged Hot Springs for sixth 58-39.

The Rams’ Joseph Bariola set a personal best in the 800 with a time of 56.93. Hot Springs’ Alex Pacheco won silver in 2:07.64. The Wolves’ Nathan Miller was third in 2:10.10. Miller won the 1600, with Bariola a close second, and Lakeside’s Connor Castleman third.

Rain doesn’t bother Lake Hamilton freshman

Freshman Noah Stack of Lake Hamilton won the pole vault with a personal best of 13-8.

The Razorbacks posted some late highlights. Freshman Daqucallin Riley won the 400 (51.67). Lakeside’s Chase Dew and Denver Davidson were close behind. Arkansas High’s Telly Wells won the 200 (22.78). The Hogs were second in the 4×100 (44.1).

Lake Hamilton’s girls won six events. Olivia Pielemeier took home four of those gold medals. She was the anchor on the 4×800 relay with a time of 10:47.61 Pielemeier won the 1600 (5:30), 3200 (11:43.92), 800 (2:33 .34). She has better times in all four races, qualifying for state at Lake Hamilton.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — A steady rain and windy conditions may have slowed some competitors, but others set personal records during Tuesday’s 5A Track and Field Championships at Lakeside High School.

Benton’s depth was a key factor in winning the boys division. Lake Hamilton’s girls finished 1-2-3 in the 800, 1600 and 3200 to easily capture the girls division.

Benton scored 154 points, with Lakeside second at 111. Lake Hamilton placed fourth with 90, and Arkansas High edged Hot Springs for sixth 58-39.

The Rams’ Joseph Bariola set a personal best in the 800 with a time of 56.93. Hot Springs’ Alex Pacheco won silver in 2:07.64. The Wolves’ Nathan Miller was third in 2:10.10. Miller won the 1600, with Bariola a close second, and Lakeside’s Connor Castleman third.

Rain doesn’t bother Lake Hamilton freshman

Freshman Noah Stack of Lake Hamilton won the pole vault with a personal best of 13-8.

The Razorbacks posted some late highlights. Freshman Daqucallin Riley won the 400 (51.67). Lakeside’s Chase Dew and Denver Davidson were close behind. Arkansas High’s Telly Wells won the 200 (22.78). The Hogs were second in the 4×100 (44.1).

Lake Hamilton’s girls won six events. Olivia Pielemeier took home four of those gold medals. She was the anchor on the 4×800 relay with a time of 10:47.61 Pielemeier won the 1600 (5:30), 3200 (11:43.92), 800 (2:33 .34). She has better times in all four races, qualifying for state at Lake Hamilton.

Posted 02 May 2023 05:37 by | News | No comments

From Humble Beginnings to Inspiring Success: The Life and Legacy of Francisco Ramón Pacheco

From Humble Beginnings to Inspiring Success: The Life and Legacy of Francisco Ramón Pacheco

Introduction:

Francisco Ramón Pacheco, a name that resonates with determination, resilience, and remarkable achievements. Born on July 12th, 1955, in the small village of San Miguel de Allende in Mexico, Pacheco’s journey from humble beginnings to inspiring success is a testament to the power of perseverance and dedication. This biography delves into his early life struggles, his unwavering pursuit of education, his groundbreaking contributions to medicine, and the enduring legacy he leaves behind.

Chapter 1: A Challenging Childhood

Pacheco’s childhood was marked by adversity and economic hardship. Growing up in a modest household with limited resources, he experienced firsthand the struggles faced by many families in rural Mexico during that time. Despite these challenges, Pacheco’s parents instilled in him a strong work ethic and determination to overcome any obstacles that came his way.

Chapter 2: The Pursuit of Education

Driven by a thirst for knowledge and an unwavering belief in the transformative power of education, Pacheco embarked on a journey that would shape the rest of his life. With limited access to quality education in his village, he approached every opportunity to learn with utmost dedication.

At the age of ten, Pacheco started attending a small local school where he quickly distinguished himself as an exceptional student. His teachers recognized his intellect and encouraged him to pursue higher education despite the financial constraints faced by his family.

Chapter 3: Scholarships Open Doors

Pacheco’s academic prowess did not go unnoticed. Through sheer determination and relentless pursuit of scholarships, he managed to secure funding for further studies at one of Mexico’s top universities.

In 1974, at the age of nineteen, Pacheco began studying medicine at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). Here, he encountered a diverse range of challenges, but his resolve remained unshaken. Pacheco’s exceptional academic performance earned him the admiration of both his peers and professors.

Chapter 4: Breakthrough in Medical Research

During his time at UNAM, Pacheco developed a keen interest in medical research. His insatiable curiosity and passion for discovering innovative solutions to complex medical problems led him to focus on infectious diseases. It was during this period that Pacheco made a groundbreaking discovery that would change the course of medicine forever.

In 1980, as part of his doctoral thesis, Pacheco identified a novel mechanism by which the human immune system responds to viral infections. His research not only shed light on the body’s natural defense mechanisms but also paved the way for new treatment strategies against viral diseases.

Chapter 5: The Global Impact

Pacheco’s groundbreaking research did not go unnoticed by the international scientific community. In recognition of his significant contributions to medical science, he was invited to present his findings at various prestigious conferences and symposiums around the world.

His work also garnered attention from pharmaceutical companies and research institutions seeking collaborations with him. Pacheco’s collaboration with leading scientists and organizations allowed him to further expand his research and make even more significant contributions to the field of infectious diseases.

Chapter 6: Awards and Accolades

Pacheco’s tireless efforts and remarkable achievements did not go unrecognized. Throughout his career, he received numerous awards and accolades for his groundbreaking contributions to medicine.

In 1990, Pacheco was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his discovery of the human immune response to viral infections. This prestigious honor solidified his position as one of the most influential figures in medical science.

Chapter 7: Giving Back

Despite achieving unparalleled success in his field, Pacheco never forgot his humble beginnings. He firmly believed in using his influence and resources to uplift those in need.

Pacheco established the Francisco Ramón Pacheco Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing scholarships and educational opportunities for underprivileged students pursuing careers in medicine and scientific research. Through his foundation, Pacheco has touched the lives of countless individuals, giving them hope and the chance to pursue their dreams.

Chapter 8: Legacy and Impact

Francisco Ramón Pacheco’s contributions to medical science continue to reverberate long after his passing. His groundbreaking research has paved the way for new treatment strategies against viral diseases and has saved countless lives around the world.

Moreover, his philanthropic endeavors have created a lasting impact on society. The Francisco Ramón Pacheco Foundation continues to provide opportunities for aspiring students who otherwise would not have had access to quality education.

Conclusion:

Francisco Ramón Pacheco’s journey from humble beginnings to inspiring success serves as an inspiration for generations to come. His unwavering determination, relentless pursuit of knowledge, groundbreaking discoveries, and commitment to giving back have left an indelible mark on the world of medicine.

Pacheco’s life is a testament to the power of education, perseverance, and compassion. Through his legacy, he continues to inspire individuals from all walks of life to overcome adversity and make meaningful contributions that shape our world for the better.

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Overview To Myrtle Beach Golf Courses

Overview To Myrtle Beach Golf Courses

The location consists of even more than one hundred golf programs throughout, with the golf being provided on a specific basis as well as additionally via golf bundle offers. Depending on what you are looking for from a golf program, you will certainly locate it right here.

These golf links are well-honored. The Aberdeen Country Club supplies the “Meadows”, “Highlands”, and also “Woodlands” nines, as well as has actually obtained Golf Digest’s medallions for worth as well as solution, along with the Blackmoor Country Club. Both Golf Digest and also Golf Magazine have actually called the Arcadian Shores Golf Club as a “Course of Distinction”, while Golf Magazine chose Grande Dunes as “Top Ten You Can Play.”

Oyster Bay Golf Course is seen as one of the leading fifty public training courses in the nation. Golf Week chosen River Hills Golf Club as one of the leading fifty in the southeast, while River Oaks was ranked one of the leading 5 on the Grand Strand by Golf Course Magazine.

Brierwood Golf Club, simply north of Myrtle Beach, is the most played training course on the Carolina Coast. Myrtlewood Golf Club ÐÊPinehills Course is thought by some to be the best-kept program on the Grand Strand. Caledonia Golf and also Fish Club has actually typically been assumed of as the finest training course developed in the previous twenty years.

The location consists of even more than one hundred golf programs throughout, with the playing golf being used on a specific basis as well as likewise with golf bundle offers. Both Golf Digest and also Golf Magazine have actually called the Arcadian Shores Golf Club as a “Course of Distinction”, while Golf Magazine chose Grande Dunes as “Top Ten You Can Play.”

Golf Week chosen River Hills Golf Club as one of the leading fifty in the southeast, while River Oaks was ranked one of the leading 5 on the Grand Strand by Golf Course Magazine. Myrtlewood Golf Club ÐÊPinehills Course is thought by some to be the best-kept program on the Grand Strand.

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‘We will not go back in the closet’: New York nightlife takes a stand against anti-trans legislation

More than 1,000 people gathered under the disco ball at queer hotspot 3 Dollar Bill last week for Stand Up NYC, a drag benefit performance that sold out within the first 24 hours of the ticket release. Queens, kings, and all stripes of royalty in between flooded the dance floor, adorned in extravagant wigs, blooming headpieces and feathery trains, to show their support during this troubling chapter in the queer movement.

The show was the freedom dream of Mx Julie J, a Black trans Brooklyn drag artist, who wanted to put on a benefit as a way to support groups combatting anti-LGBT legislation. With the help of 3 Dollar Bill and her roommate, she brought the city’s nightlife community together at Stand Up NYC to raise more than $25,000, split evenly across three organizations: ACLU of Kentucky, The Transformations Project, and Black Trans Liberation.

Mx Julie J backstage (Josh Pacheco)

“I wanted to help a local organization doing grassroots work in New York City,” Julie tells Brooklyn Magazine. “Black Trans Liberation has not only connected people to necessary services, but also provides food and nourishment for our entire TGNC community.”

It all started when a drag ban in Tennessee made drag performance a misdemeanor offense with a fine up to $2,500 and a year in jail on the first violation; additional violations lead to a felony charge punishable by up to six years. Julie woke up to that news in early March knowing more anti-LGBT legislation would surely come, so she took action.

“I made an Instagram story: ‘Are you somebody in nightlife interested in being part of a benefit to help raise funds? Share this far and wide.’ It became almost bigger than we could manage,” she says. More than 300 people responded to her Instagram story, of which she enlisted around 150.

The resulting fundraiser, Stand Up NYC, ran for a total of five sets, featuring seven DJs, drop-in speakers, raffles for each set, and a whopping 45 drag numbers.

Meanwhile, Julie’s premonition came true days later.

A dangerous wave
As of this writing, a federal judge has put a temporary halt to the Tennessee bill. Still, there are 434 anti-LGBT bills in process. More than 200 of those bills were introduced in the first three months of 2023 alone. It seems that each day, we open our phones to a new notification of impending legislation from an increasingly violent conservative agenda, as embodied by fringe commentator Michael Knowles, a speaker at last month’s Conservative Political Action Conference, who called for the eradication of LGBTQIA+ existence.

On March 17, Kentucky lawmakers blitzed through 13 actions, including a slew of last-minute provisions added during a surprise House Education Committee meeting. The main bill, SB150, would cut trans-related healthcare for minors and would force teachers and faculty to out trans youth to their parents. Performing in drag and providing trans-centered care would become a felony offense in the bill, touted as “one of the cruelest” according to ACLU of Kentucky. Governor Andy Beshear, a Democrat, vetoed the bill, but was overridden by a majority vote on March 29, which the ACLU promised to contest in court.

‘Fascists must be mercilessly destroyed!’
Back in Brooklyn, 3 Dollar Bill was packed with stage performers and attendees long before Stand Up NYC began. At 8 p.m. Julie kicked things off. She walked onstage accompanied by sign language interpreters and addressed the audience.

“It is up to each and every single one of us to make sure that our queer family across the country is taken care of.” Local drag performer Mariyea kicked off the benefit with explosive flirtatious energy while nightlife performers walked around with large bins to collect cash tips throughout the night.

Mariyea (Josh Pacheco)

It wasn’t all queen classics and drag crowd favorites on the stage. Some artists performed politically charged acts and included messages related to climate change, police brutality, and queer revolution. A show-stopping performance by Untitled Queen, accompanied by Jessamess, opened the third set. She performed in front of a projected video by Haoh Sangli that included slides from news articles about the Willow Project approval, the proposed massive oil drilling venture on Alaska’s North Slope. Other slides included the ACLU’s anti-LGBT bill tracking page, and images from political uprisings, including the 2020 Black Trans Liberation March in Brooklyn.

Anne Tifa (Josh Pacheco)

Performer Anne Tifa came wrapped in flame-colored tulle and chained to a fold out playpen for toddlers designed to resemble a police car. She began her number with a personal recording criticizing respectability politics and combating fascism: “Self-titled ‘anti-racists’ of the left continue on with their infantile fixation on the Klan, Nazis, and right-wing militias,” she said. “Both the police and the fascists must be mercilessly destroyed!’”

Chinese trans drag artist Angel Au gave a heart rending performance that started with visuals from Knowles’ infamous CPAC speech. The video stopped, and a eep silence fell over the room as Angel looked beyond the audience with a commanding gaze: “You don’t have to love me, you don’t have to like me, but you do have to respect me.”

When you have a sold out audience, what is an artist to do, but take advantage? Archie Ham from Haus of Quench surfed the crowd during their group performance. Drag Race stars including Marcia Marcia Marcia and Luxx Noir London of season 15 and Olivia Lux of season 13 stunted onstage. Costume reveals, death drops, back flips and lifts: Brooklyn’s nightlife left it all on the stage.

The final set opened with drag celebrity Marti Gould Cummings, whose invitation by the White House for the signing of the Respect for Marriage Act became an online focus of anti-trans hate. “As anti-LGBTQ bills sweep the nation, largely targeting our Trans community, it is our duty to speak up and stay loud in the face of hate and bigotry,” she tells Brooklyn Magazine. “Julie J gathered our community together in solidarity to help bring awareness and raise money, and this is just the beginning. We will not go back in the closet.”

Samy Olivares, former candidate for New York State Assembly 54, took to the stage in a black and white striped dress with messages of love, hope, and action written on the white stripes. They invoked the crowd to chant, “Trans lives matter!”

“I want to start by acknowledging, calling the presence of the founding mothers of our LGBTQ movement, Sylvia Rivera, and Marsha P Johnson,” Olivares announced. “We need to do everything in our power to fight back.”

The crowd at 3 Dollar Bill (Josh Pacheco)

In the end, the amount raised for the night surpassed $25,000, doubling ticket sales with donations for local organizations and drag performers in Tennessee. Julie announced she will be donating $8,335.92 each to Black Trans Liberation, Trans Formations Project, and the Tennessee chapter of the ACLU.

Stand Up NYC’s next fundraiser event at 3 Dollar Bill will be held during Pride Month in June, which she tells Brooklyn Magazine will be “much larger, with twice as many performers.”

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Vegetable Crop Rotation

Crop rotation will benefit vegetable crops in two ways: first, it will prevent the build-up of soil-borne pests and diseases; second, it will allow for the replenishment and efficient use of soil nutrients.

Crop rotation is the practice of growing different crops, rather than the same vegetable or members of the same family of vegetables, in the same place each year.

To minimize pest and disease problems and to help renew soil nutrients, members of the same plant family should not be planted in the same part of the garden more than once every three or four years.

Vegetable insect pests tend to feed on similar plants and members of the same plant family. For example, an insect pest that attacks and eats cabbage will lay its eggs before it dies. If cabbage or a member of the cabbage family is planted in the same spot the next year, the eggs of the insect will hatch and the pests will find exactly the food they need to continue the pest life cycle. Soilborne diseases–fungi, bacteria, and viruses–also can be hosted by specific plants as well. Removing host plants or alternating unrelated plants into the garden can break the cycle of pests and disease.

Crop rotation also helps prevent soil nutrients from being depleted. Vegetables draw on a wide range of soil nutrients for growth: nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are the key or major soil nutrients. Members of the same vegetable family usually draw the same nutrients from the soil.

Crop rotation will prevent the soil from wearing out: heavy nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium-feeding crops such as tomatoes are rotated with soil-building crops such as beans which add nitrogen to the soil, and then with light-feeding crops such as onions.

Crop Rotation in Small Vegetable Garden

Crop Rotation Planning

Vegetable Crop Rotation

Additional Crop Rotation Resources:

Vegetable Garden Almanac & Planner

Crop Rotation on Organic Farms

Crop Rotation and Cover Cropping

Major Plant Families and Crop Rotation

• Onion Family (Amaryllis Family, Amaryllidaceae): Garlic, onions, leeks, shallots. These are light feeders. Plant these after heavy feeders or after soil enrichers such as beans.
• Cabbage Family (Brassica, Cruciferae): Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, collards, cress, kale, kohlrabi, radishes, turnips. These are heavy feeders. These crops should follow legumes. After these crops allow the garden to go fallow for a season or plant a cover crop or add plenty of compost and organic matter to the garden.
• Lettuce Family (Composite, Daisy Family, Asteraceae): Artichokes, chicory, endive, lettuce. These are heavy feeders. Follow these crops with legumes.
• Beet Family (Goosefoot Family, Chenopodiaceae): Beets, spinach, Swiss chard. These are heavy feeders. Follow these crops with legumes.
• Grass Family (Graminae): Grains–corn, oats, rye, wheat. Follow these crops with members of the tomato or Solanaceae family.
• Bean Family (Legume, Leguminosae): Beans and peas, clover, vetch. These crops enrich the soil and soil builders. Plant these crops before or after any other crop family with one exception–do not plant beans after onions.
• Tomato Family (Nightshade Family, Solanaceae): Eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, potatoes. These crops are heavy feeders. Plant these crops after members of the grass family. Follow these crops with legumes.
• Squash Family (Cucurbitaceae): Cucumbers, melons, summer and winter squash, pumpkins, watermelon. These crops are heavy feeders. Plant these crops after members of the grass family. Follow these crops with legumes.
• Carrot Family (Umbellifer Family, Umbelliferae): Carrots, celery, anise, coriander, dill, fennel, parsley. These are light to medium feeders. These crops can follow any other group. Follow these crops with legumes, and onions, or let the garden sit fallow for a season.

You can use the notes above to accomplish crop rotation or you can simplify the rotation as follows:

Simple Four-Year Crop Rotation Plan

To follow a simple four-year crop rotation, divide your garden into four areas or plots: Plot One, Plot Two, Plot Three, and Plot Four. In each of the next four years, grow a different crop or different members of the four crop families in a different plot following this rotation:

• Plot One: Tomato family (year 1); Others–see list below (year 2); Bean family (year 3–but avoid planting beans where onion family crops have just grown); Cabbage family (year 4).
• Plot Two: Cabbage family (year 1); Tomato family (year 2); Others–see list below (year 3); Bean family (year 4–but avoid planting beans where onion family crops have just grown).
• Plot Three: Bean family (year 1–but avoid planting beans where onion family crops have just grown); Cabbage family (year 2); Tomato family (year 3); Others–see list below (year 4).
• Plot Four: Others–see list below (year 1); Bean family (year 2–but avoid planting beans where onion family crops have just grown); Cabbage family (year 3); Tomato family (year 4).

This four-year crop rotation intersperses members of the other vegetable families among members of the Tomato, Bean, and Cabbage families, and Others. Here is how they are grouped:

1. Tomato Family and others (Solanaceae family)

Tomatoes
Peppers
Eggplant
Potatoes
Beets
Carrots
Celeriac and celery
Parsnips
Salsify
Scorzonera

2. Bean Family (Leguminosae family)

Peas
Broad (fava) beans
French (green) beans
Runner beans

3. Cabbage Family and others (Brassica family)

Broccoli
Brussels sprouts
Cabbages
Calabrese (Italian sprouting broccoli)
Cauliflowers
Radishes
Rutabagas (Swedes)
Turnips

4. Others

Sweet corn
Squashes, zucchini, and pumpkins (marrow and courgettes)

Lettuces

Garlic–avoid planting beans in the same location after garlic
Leeks–avoid planting beans in the same location after leeks
Onions–avoid planting beans in the same location after onions
Shallots–avoid planting beans in the same location after shallots

Perennial Vegetables:
Not included in crop rotation are perennial vegetable crops that grow in the same spot for several years in a row. Perennial crops include:
Asparagus
Globe artichokes
Jerusalem artichokes
Perennial herbs
Rhubarb
Seakale

Small garden crop rotation:

No garden is too small for crop rotation. A simple garden map showing where each crop is planted will help you plan and plant a different crop in that spot next year. To plan crop rotation in a small garden, map outstrips or blocks–rows or square feet–and avoid planting vegetables from the same crop family in that spot more than once every three years.

Crop Rotation in Small Vegetable Garden

Crop Rotation Planning

Vegetable Crop Rotation

Additional Crop Rotation Resources:

Vegetable Garden Almanac & Planner

Crop Rotation on Organic Farms

Crop Rotation and Cover Cropping

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FPS Main Event der EPT Monte-Carlo stellt mit 2.138 Entries einen neuen Rekord auf! | Hochgepokert FPS Main Event der EPT Monte-Carlo stellt mit 2.138 Entries einen neuen Rekord auf!

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Im Sporting Club Monte-Carlo ging es am Donnerstag im Zuge des PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) Festivals presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®️ 2023 mit den Starttagen 1c und 1d des €960+€140 France Poker Series (FPS) NLH Main Events weiter.

Nach den Starttagen 1a und 1b schlugen schon 675 Entries zu Buche und 101 Spieler konnten bereits ihr Ticket für Tag 2 lösen.

Am Donnerstagmittag startete dann der Tag 1c. Es gab wieder einen Starting Stack von 30.000 und die Blinds wurden alle 40 Minuten erhöht. Bis zum Ende der Late-Registration durfte man hier 991 Entries verbuchen. Es sollte solange gespielt werden bis noch 15 % der Entries im Turnier waren. Auf diese Art durften am Ende des Tages 149 Protagonisten ihre Chips für Tag 2 eintüten. Den Chiplead vom Tag 1c sicherte sich der Spanier Inigo Naveiro mit 684.000 (137 Big Blinds).

Am Abend gab es dann noch den Turbo Flight 1d mit dem identischen Modus nur das die Blinds alle 20 Minuten erhöht wurden. Hier kamen noch 473 Starts zusammen, sodass man insgesamt auf 2.138 Entries kommt und ein Preisgeld von €2.052.480 zur Auszahlung bereit liegt. Der Min-Cash auf Platz 321 soll €1.650 bringen und für den Champion sind €307.160 reserviert. Tag 1d überstanden schließlich 71 Akteure. Hier konnte der Serbe Milos Petakovic mit 926.000 (185 Big Blinds) die meisten Chips sammeln. 

Insgesamt haben sich 321 Teilnehmer für Tag 2 qualifiziert. Den Overall-Chiplead hält der Serbe Milos Petakovic mit 926.000 (185 Big Blinds). Der Average für Tag 2 liegt bei 199.813 (40 Big Blinds). Als bester DACH-Spieler geht der Schweizer Moritz Bleiker mit 522.000 (104,5 Big Blinds) in den nächsten Tag. Insgesamt sind noch elf Deutsche, elf Schweizer und vier Österreicher mit im Rennen.

Tag 2 startet am Freitag um 12:00 Uhr im Level 16 bei Blinds 2.000/5.000 (Big Blind Ante). Ab dann dauert jeder Level 60 Minuten. Samstag geht es um 12:00 Uhr mit Tag 3 weiter und der Champion wird erst im Finale am Sonntag ab 12:30 Uhr ermittelt. Vom Final Table gibt es ab 13:00 Uhr auch einen Livestream.

Bei unseren Kollegen von PokerNews gibt es auch einen Live-Blog zum Turnier.

Hier sind die Chipcounts der DACH-Spieler für Tag 2:

Moritz Bleiker Switzerland 522000 31 6
Leon Sturm Germany 438000 11 9
Otto Lemke Germany 411000 35 1
Samiyel Duzgun Switzerland 385000 10 8
Serge Badel Switzerland 365000 36 4
Mathias Bayer Germany 314000 17 2
Andreas Moser Switzerland 267000 27 8
Adi Rajkovic Austria 235000 11 4
Frank-Peter Dorau Germany 230000 3 1
Maksym Mamon Switzerland 197000 35 7
Jorg Schneegass Germany 185000 31 4
Uwe Ritter Germany 153000 10 5
Samuel Ju Germany 137000 30 2
Jessica Teusl Austria 129000 24 1
Paul Hoefer Germany 126000 34 3
Andreas Bolling Germany 120000 25 7
Mirand Murseli Switzerland 120000 28 5
Lukas Hafner Austria 113000 8 5
Marco Naschberger Austria 113000 26 1
Matthias Roth Switzerland 113000 3 4
Florian Villerot Switzerland 97000 32 7
Dinesh Alt Switzerland 76000 22 9
Frederik Thiemer Germany 56000 32 1
Predrag Budakovic Switzerland 34000 21 3
Christophe Panetti Switzerland 26000 18 2
Konstantin Farber Germany 24000 1 7

Hier sind die Chipcounts und der Redraw für Tag 2:

Name Country Chips Table Seat
Stephane Cohen-Tanugi France 153000 1 1
Jacques Der Megreditchian France 106000 1 2
Alvaro Almeida Canada 112000 1 3
Jason Wheeler USA 161000 1 4
Harry Lodge United Kingdom 45000 1 5
Andre Jeambrun France 51000 1 6
Konstantin Farber Germany 24000 1 7
Yiannis Liperis Cyprus 88000 1 8
Benjamin Spragg United Kingdom 253000 1 9
Lucas Silva Rocha Brazil 544000 2 1
Yoan Ouache France 138000 2 2
Arnaud Enselme France 500000 2 3
Georgi Abuladze Estonia 154000 2 4
Adel Rahou France 249000 2 5
Michael Bartov Sweden 294000 2 6
Mohamed Mehalleg France 97000 2 7
Mauricio Salazar Sanchez Colombia 198000 2 8
Pascal Peraldi France 232000 2 9
Frank-Peter Dorau Germany 230000 3 1
Jiaze Li Hong Kong 170000 3 2
Andrii Andrieiev Ukraine 294000 3 3
Matthias Roth Switzerland 113000 3 4
Ladislao Dalfo Spain 91000 3 5
Maher Achour Tunisia 241000 3 6
Marco Leonzio Italy 85000 3 7
Dalibor Dula Czech Republic 557000 3 8
Jacob Amsellem Israel 200000 3 9
Aurelien Russo France 42000 4 1
Liviu Scutaru Romania 176000 4 2
Simone Demasi Italy 524000 4 3
Andrew Chen Canada 292000 4 4
Gregory Chenet France 315000 4 5
Zechariah Montoya USA 162000 4 6
Maria Konnikova USA 141000 4 7
Alexandre Raymond Canada 82000 4 8
Karim Kaladjou France 286000 4 9
Ido Aboudi Israel 123000 5 1
Ewen Trevidy France 318000 5 2
Igor D’Ursel France 87000 5 3
Quang Tran Finland 169000 5 4
Oleksandr Zlotnik Ukraine 44000 5 5
Nicolas Martin France 37000 5 6
Dionysios Kartsampas Greece 314000 5 7
Abraham Serrano Spain 96000 5 8
Leonardo Parmiggiani Italy 103000 5 9
Corrado Martinelli Italy 117000 6 1
Marcello Miniucchi Italy 165000 6 2
Brice Guido France 410000 6 3
Guy Madar France 186000 6 4
Vincent Facquet France 235000 6 5
Govert Metaal Netherlands 244000 6 6
Luca Falco Italy 109000 6 7
Franco Polidori Italy 53000 6 8
Thierry Delpui France 121000 6 9
Alberto Cigliano Italy 189000 7 1
George Rotariu Romania 107000 7 2
Guillermo Sanz Spain 187000 7 3
Tong Siow Choon Malaysia 132000 7 4
Adrian Pacheco Australia 221000 7 5
Joshua Perry Ireland 82000 7 6
Gonzalo Serrano Ranero Spain 268000 7 7
Ricardo Graells Spain 127000 7 8
Sandro Rovella Italy 86000 7 9
Lampros Vlachos Greece 241000 8 1
Blaz Zerjav Slovenia 457000 8 2
Mohamed El Berrak France 150000 8 3
Mehdi Rebai Tunisia 87000 8 4
Lukas Hafner Austria 113000 8 5
Andrea Montrone Italy 194000 8 6
Romain Revel France 124000 8 7
Joshua Stewart USA 83000 8 8
Yevhen Pavlenko Ukraine 330000 8 9
Amir Redjeb France 200000 9 1
Antonio Beatrice Italy 198000 9 2
Abedel Douair France 171000 9 3
Quentin Laugt France 442000 9 4
Michael Howard United Kingdom 103000 9 5
Hugo Caldeira Tavares Portugal 204000 9 6
Michal Mrakes Czech Republic 284000 9 7
Angelo Sisto Italy 93000 9 8
Herve Mary France 142000 9 9
Alija Puebla Spain 244000 10 1
Andrew Hulme United Kingdom 100000 10 2
Julien Bolimowski France 176000 10 3
Peter Kvisthammar Sweden 359000 10 4
Uwe Ritter Germany 153000 10 5
Yonatan Koko Israel 311000 10 6
Nicolas Lecoeuvre France 136000 10 7
Samiyel Duzgun Switzerland 385000 10 8
Joshua Zimmerman Hong Kong 371000 10 9
Jeremy Palvini France 162000 11 1
Ali Nikravesh Iran 232000 11 2
Johann Zeitoun France 278000 11 3
Adi Rajkovic Austria 235000 11 4
Clement Michaud France 431000 11 5
Quentin Girardet France 174000 11 6
Andrea Belmessieri France 172000 11 7
Francesco Delfoco Italy 265000 11 8
Leon Sturm Germany 438000 11 9
Domenico Gala Italy 236000 12 1
Julien Mariani France 250000 12 2
Ana Marquez Spain 270000 12 3
Louis Denizart France 268000 12 4
Siarhei Sharkota Belarus 78000 12 5
Andrew Barham United Kingdom 54000 12 6
Ilya Nikiforov Russia 141000 12 7
Stephane Narboni Italy 309000 12 8
Emanuele Montipilier Italy 294000 12 9
Giuseppe Petti Italy 175000 13 1
Eric Bennici France 52000 13 2
Francesco Di Profio Italy 214000 13 3
Ionut Decher Romania 337000 13 4
Jon Kyte Norway 339000 13 5
Milen Stefanov Bulgaria 156000 13 6
Raymond Montet France 92000 13 7
Danut Chisu Romania 414000 13 8
David Vinayagamoorthy Norway 47000 13 9
Giammarco Vergoni Italy 58000 14 1
Thierry Kuhn-Foret France 341000 14 2
Gianluca Speranza Italy 419000 14 3
Razvan Belea Romania 357000 14 4
Adel Naoun France 293000 14 5
Steve Roedsens France 327000 14 6
Fabrice Bigot France 22000 14 7
Cedric Cavalier France 83000 14 8
Marco Monello Italy 79000 14 9
Laurent Saint Bertin France 163000 15 1
Nicolas Tytgat France 360000 15 2
Ioan Iordan Mugur Romania 53000 15 3
Ken Okada Japan 332000 15 4
Philippe Magnus France 437000 15 5
Adrian State Romania 280000 15 6
Eric Apikian France 184000 15 7
Axel Hallay France 219000 15 8
Nikolai Mamut Russia 298000 15 9
Liu Chun Keat Malaysia 95000 16 1
Kayhan Mokri Norway 431000 16 2
Alexandre Le Vaillant France 218000 16 3
Mickael Robalo France 36000 16 4
Boris Kolev Bulgaria 354000 16 5
Candido Cappiello Italy 72000 16 6
Ken Demlakian Australia 506000 16 7
Amatore Terrafino Italy 90000 16 8
Gilbert Diaz France 282000 16 9
Daisuke Ogita Japan 145000 17 1
Mathias Bayer Germany 314000 17 2
Yannick Galley France 492000 17 3
Laurent Cessy France 288000 17 4
Raoul Iancovici Romania 166000 17 5
Sergiy Dudka Ukraine 45000 17 6
Antoine Saout France 269000 17 7
Simone Andrian Italy 243000 17 8
Bjorn Kozenkai Hungary 114000 17 9
Robert Schiffbauer USA 101000 18 1
Christophe Panetti Switzerland 26000 18 2
Soraya Estrada Spain 135000 18 3
Omar Del Pino Spain 460000 18 4
Fadhil Farag Sweden 163000 18 5
Jeremy Routier France 107000 18 6
Georgios Farmakis Greece 286000 18 7
Nicola Benedetto Italy 295000 18 8
Dmitry Shchepkin Russia 84000 18 9
Rachid Medjahdi France 297000 19 1
Jimmy Kebe France 116000 19 2
Laurent Chenet France 114000 19 3
Otar Gurgenidze Georgia 57000 19 4
Tomas Kolarik Czech Republic 336000 19 5
Francois-Xavier Vincenti France 406000 19 6
Stylianos Kollatos Greece 178000 19 7
Rachid El Yaacoubi France 373000 19 8
Carl Costa France 305000 19 9
Enrico Mosca Italy 92000 20 1
Tanmmay Jhunjhunwala India 83000 20 2
Johann Greboval France 227000 20 3
Nicolas Vayssieres France 51000 20 4
Giorgos Onisiforou Cyprus 199000 20 5
Jerome Romero France 145000 20 6
Oleg Furman Israel 49000 20 7
Seyed Sajadian Iran 151000 20 8
Jorge Ufano Pardo Spain 263000 20 9
Patrick Lidon France 298000 21 1
Guillaume Alfieri France 249000 21 2
Predrag Budakovic Switzerland 34000 21 3
Nicolas Julien France 116000 21 4
Ana David Romania 157000 21 5
Tahar Said France 215000 21 6
Codrin Macovei Italy 53000 21 7
Hrayr Grigoryan Armenia 187000 21 8
Renat Boghdanov Ukraine 137000 21 9
Arthur Conan France 103000 22 1
Oleh Okhotskyi Ukraine 142000 22 2
Koichi Aiba Japan 75000 22 3
Dirk Noortman Netherlands 159000 22 4
Marco Regonaschi Italy 153000 22 5
Youcef Benzerfa France 189000 22 6
Franck Kalfon France 119000 22 7
Dario Cannistra Italy 327000 22 8
Dinesh Alt Switzerland 76000 22 9
Eric Brunet-Manquat France 253000 23 1
Ejlal Majid Iran 39000 23 2
Adrian Chabbi Spain 513000 23 3
Laurent Silva France 136000 23 4
Djamel Ouaret France 176000 23 5
Paul Guichard France 69000 23 6
Omar Lakhdari Algeria 200000 23 7
Landron Alexandre France 179000 23 8
Alexandru Papazian Romania 397000 23 9
Jessica Teusl Austria 129000 24 1
Andrew Hawkins United Kingdom 133000 24 2
Adriano Torregrossa France 76000 24 3
Conor Beresford United Kingdom 314000 24 4
Lewis Pilkington United Kingdom 197000 24 5
Motoyoshi Okamura Japan 150000 24 6
Alfonso Simone Italy 432000 24 7
Igor Pihela Jr. Estonia 179000 24 8
Milos Petakovic Serbia 926000 24 9
Antonio Crocetta Italy 172000 25 1
Igor Pihela Estonia 354000 25 2
Nima Alamzad Iran 114000 25 3
Julien Stropoli France 96000 25 4
Hicham Hachoumi France 344000 25 5
Yuan Li Hong Kong 57000 25 6
Andreas Bolling Germany 120000 25 7
Nourredine Aittaleb France 165000 25 8
Murad Akhundov Azerbaijan 315000 25 9
Marco Naschberger Austria 113000 26 1
Uri Netanel Israel 54000 26 2
Tomas Patka Slovakia 161000 26 3
Valentino Konakchiev Bulgaria 39000 26 4
David Hareuveni Israel 387000 26 5
Loic Dobrigna France 71000 26 6
Nicola Bertolucci Italy 94000 26 7
Jean-David Bensemhoun France 54000 26 8
Julien Sitbon France 128000 26 9
Henri Kasper Estonia 283000 27 1
Kamal Jbirane France 186000 27 2
Serafim Kovalevskiy Russia 29000 27 3
Pierre Calamusa France 13000 27 4
Gregory Caracena France 148000 27 5
Alessio Di Cesare Italy 56000 27 6
Athanasios Andrianopoulos Greece 216000 27 7
Andreas Moser Switzerland 267000 27 8
Recep Aydemir Turkey 560000 27 9
Ivane Kvinikadze Georgia 98000 28 1
Remi Marques France 37000 28 2
Cyril Piet France 207000 28 3
Terje Bremseth Norway 232000 28 4
Mirand Murseli Switzerland 120000 28 5
Atanas Malinov Bulgaria 225000 28 6
Umberto Zaffagnini Italy 210000 28 7
Richard Heveli Hungary 314000 28 8
Mihai-Emil Isar Romania 128000 28 9
Biao Ding China 470000 29 1
Peter Charalambous United Kingdom 77000 29 2
Julien Brecard France 84000 29 3
Roman Hrabec Czech Republic 29000 29 4
Frederic Breton Canada 277000 29 5
Simon Bouaksa France 175000 29 6
Inigo Naveiro Spain 684000 29 7
John Khayat France 168000 29 8
Clement Thumy France 70000 29 9
Franck Dechaud France 134000 30 1
Samuel Ju Germany 137000 30 2
Anatoly Chen Russia 338000 30 3
Matteo Delfanti Italy 109000 30 4
Danielle Noja Australia 149000 30 5
Virgil Grecu Romania 118000 30 6
Lim Chin Wei Malaysia 258000 30 7
Alessandro Siena Italy 398000 30 8
Aliaksandr Shylko Belarus 54000 30 9
Alexandre Reard France 154000 31 1
Madhav Sethi India 257000 31 2
Davide Quadri Italy 158000 31 3
Jorg Schneegass Germany 185000 31 4
Wai Sim Kok Malaysia 227000 31 5
Moritz Bleiker Switzerland 522000 31 6
Mohamed Lachheb France 124000 31 7
Jari Mahonen Finland 164000 31 8
Arseniy Meshcheryakov Russia 115000 31 9
Frederik Thiemer Germany 56000 32 1
Kelvin Kerber Brazil 91000 32 2
Kacper Swiderski Poland 157000 32 3
Christoforos Chatzikyriakos Greece 115000 32 4
Sindri Stefansson Iceland 69000 32 5
Bruno Fitoussi France 330000 32 6
Florian Villerot Switzerland 97000 32 7
Mourad Shaimi France 168000 32 8
Rubens Sellam France 503000 32 9
Alessandro Miotti Italy 103000 33 1
Masaaki Izushima Japan 168000 33 2
Marec Boyer France 238000 33 3
Georgios Karakousis Greece 324000 33 4
Kamal Sefrioui Morocco 181000 33 5
Paul Jurcuta Romania 289000 33 6
Ivan Losi Italy 80000 33 7
Salvatore Spataro Italy 238000 33 8
Alexey Losev Russia 429000 33 9
Jimmy Gomes France 82000 34 1
Andreas Vlachos Greece 223000 34 2
Paul Hoefer Germany 126000 34 3
Peter Jorgne Sweden 55000 34 4
Tom Orpaz Israel 182000 34 5
Vladyslav Potomkin Ukraine 233000 34 6
Davit Chochishvili Georgia 85000 34 8
Linda van de Ree Netherlands 100000 34 9
Otto Lemke Germany 411000 35 1
Charles Vidal France 68000 35 2
Charles Hilbert Luxembourg 159000 35 3
Vicente Delgado Spain 305000 35 4
Braz Borges Portugal 345000 35 5
Bing Zhou Hong Kong 147000 35 6
Maksym Mamon Switzerland 197000 35 7
Eugenio Peralta Ireland 249000 35 8
Stefan Dimitrov Bulgaria 478000 36 1
Alan Goasdoue France 152000 36 2
Aram Sargsyan Armenia 192000 36 3
Serge Badel Switzerland 365000 36 4
Laurent Vauquelin France 124000 36 5
Xavier Mouysset France 97000 36 7
Judy Whitlow USA 144000 36 8
Marian Dumitrache Romania 80000 36 9

Hier sind die Payouts:

Venue: EPT Monte Carlo 2023     Players: 2138
Date: 26.04.2023     Uniques: 1071
Event #: #01     Re-entries: 1067
Event Name: €1,100 FPS Main Event        
Buy In: €1,000 + €100     Gross Prize Pool: €2,138,000
        Dealer %: 4%
    Total Prize Pool:   Dealer fee: €85,520
    €2,052,480      
           
           
POS NAME COUNTRY STATUS PRIZE DEAL
1       €307,160  
2       €191,940  
3       €137,100  
4       €105,460  
5       €81,130  
6       €62,410  
7       €48,010  
8       €36,940  
9       €28,420  
10       €21,860  
11       €21,860  
12       €18,210  
13       €18,210  
14       €15,180  
15       €15,180  
16       €12,640  
17       €12,640  
18       €10,520  
19       €10,520  
20       €10,520  
21       €8,850  
22       €8,850  
23       €8,850  
24       €7,700  
25       €7,700  
26       €7,700  
27       €7,700  
28       €6,680  
29       €6,680  
30       €6,680  
31       €6,680  
32       €5,820  
33       €5,820  
34       €5,820  
35       €5,820  
36       €5,820  
37       €5,820  
38       €5,820  
39       €5,820  
40       €5,050  
41       €5,050  
42       €5,050  
43       €5,050  
44       €5,050  
45       €5,050  
46       €5,050  
47       €5,050  
48       €5,050  
49       €5,050  
50       €5,050  
51       €5,050  
52       €5,050  
53       €5,050  
54       €5,050  
55       €5,050  
56       €4,390  
57       €4,390  
58       €4,390  
59       €4,390  
60       €4,390  
61       €4,390  
62       €4,390  
63       €4,390  
64       €4,390  
65       €4,390  
66       €4,390  
67       €4,390  
68       €4,390  
69       €4,390  
70       €4,390  
71       €4,390  
72       €3,820  
73       €3,820  
74       €3,820  
75       €3,820  
76       €3,820  
77       €3,820  
78       €3,820  
79       €3,820  
80       €3,820  
81       €3,820  
82       €3,820  
83       €3,820  
84       €3,820  
85       €3,820  
86       €3,820  
87       €3,820  
88       €3,820  
89       €3,820  
90       €3,820  
91       €3,820  
92       €3,820  
93       €3,820  
94       €3,820  
95       €3,820  
96       €3,320  
97       €3,320  
98       €3,320  
99       €3,320  
100       €3,320  
101       €3,320  
102       €3,320  
103       €3,320  
104       €3,320  
105       €3,320  
106       €3,320  
107       €3,320  
108       €3,320  
109       €3,320  
110       €3,320  
111       €3,320  
112       €3,320  
113       €3,320  
114       €3,320  
115       €3,320  
116       €3,320  
117       €3,320  
118       €3,320  
119       €3,320  
120       €2,880  
121       €2,880  
122       €2,880  
123       €2,880  
124       €2,880  
125       €2,880  
126       €2,880  
127       €2,880  
128       €2,880  
129       €2,880  
130       €2,880  
131       €2,880  
132       €2,880  
133       €2,880  
134       €2,880  
135       €2,880  
136       €2,880  
137       €2,880  
138       €2,880  
139       €2,880  
140       €2,880  
141       €2,880  
142       €2,880  
143       €2,880  
144       €2,510  
145       €2,510  
146       €2,510  
147       €2,510  
148       €2,510  
149       €2,510  
150       €2,510  
151       €2,510  
152       €2,510  
153       €2,510  
154       €2,510  
155       €2,510  
156       €2,510  
157       €2,510  
158       €2,510  
159       €2,510  
160       €2,510  
161       €2,510  
162       €2,510  
163       €2,510  
164       €2,510  
165       €2,510  
166       €2,510  
167       €2,510  
168       €2,510  
169       €2,510  
170       €2,510  
171       €2,510  
172       €2,510  
173       €2,510  
174       €2,510  
175       €2,510  
176       €2,510  
177       €2,510  
178       €2,510  
179       €2,510  
180       €2,510  
181       €2,510  
182       €2,510  
183       €2,510  
184       €2,190  
185       €2,190  
186       €2,190  
187       €2,190  
188       €2,190  
189       €2,190  
190       €2,190  
191       €2,190  
192       €2,190  
193       €2,190  
194       €2,190  
195       €2,190  
196       €2,190  
197       €2,190  
198       €2,190  
199       €2,190  
200       €2,190  
201       €2,190  
202       €2,190  
203       €2,190  
204       €2,190  
205       €2,190  
206       €2,190  
207       €2,190  
208       €2,190  
209       €2,190  
210       €2,190  
211       €2,190  
212       €2,190  
213       €2,190  
214       €2,190  
215       €2,190  
216       €2,190  
217       €2,190  
218       €2,190  
219       €2,190  
220       €2,190  
221       €2,190  
222       €2,190  
223       €2,190  
224       €1,880  
225       €1,880  
226       €1,880  
227       €1,880  
228       €1,880  
229       €1,880  
230       €1,880  
231       €1,880  
232       €1,880  
233       €1,880  
234       €1,880  
235       €1,880  
236       €1,880  
237       €1,880  
238       €1,880  
239       €1,880  
240       €1,880  
241       €1,880  
242       €1,880  
243 Marian Dumitrache Romania   €1,880  
244 Amir Redjeb France   €1,880  
245 Tong Siow Choon Malaysia   €1,880  
246 Alexandre Reard France   €1,880  
247 Louis Denizart France   €1,880  
248 Eric Apikian France   €1,880  
249 Giammarco Vergoni Italy   €1,880  
250 Quang Tran Finland   €1,880  
251 Jeremy Routier France   €1,880  
252 John Khayat France   €1,880  
253 Andrew Hulme United Kingdom   €1,880  
254 Gilbert Diaz France   €1,880  
255 Marco Leonzio Italy   €1,880  
256 Adi Rajkovic Austria   €1,880  
257 Predrag Budakovic Switzerland   €1,880  
258 Rachid El Yaacoubi France   €1,880  
259 Andreas Moser Switzerland   €1,880  
260 Ivan Losi Italy   €1,880  
261 Soraya Estrada Spain PokerStars qualifier €1,880  
262 Andreas Bolling Germany   €1,880  
263 Kelvin Kerber Brazil   €1,880  
264 Andrew Chen Canada   €1,880  
265 Gianluca Speranza Italy   €1,880  
266 Georgios Farmakis Greece   €1,880  
267 Alvaro Almeida Canada   €1,880  
268 Linda van de Ree Netherlands   €1,880  
269 Marec Boyer France   €1,880  
270 Christoforos Chatzikyriakos Greece   €1,880  
271 Andrew Hawkins United Kingdom   €1,880  
272 Matteo Delfanti Italy   €1,880  
273 Stephane Cohen-Tanugi France   €1,880  
274 Kamal Sefrioui Morocco   €1,880  
275 Valentino Konakchiev Bulgaria   €1,880  
276 Alessandro Miotti Italy   €1,880  
277 Alexandre Raymond Canada   €1,880  
278 Igor D’Ursel France   €1,880  
279 Julien Brecard France   €1,880  
280 Paul Hoefer Germany   €1,880  
281 Koichi Aiba Japan   €1,880  
282 Enrico Mosca Italy   €1,880  
283 Yevhen Pavlenko Ukraine   €1,880  
284 Christophe Panetti Switzerland   €1,880  
285 Candido Cappiello Italy   €1,880  
286 Sindri Stefansson Iceland   €1,880  
287 Motoyoshi Okamura Japan   €1,880  
288 Jacob Amsellem Israel   €1,650  
289 Joshua Stewart USA   €1,650  
290 Antonio Crocetta Italy   €1,650  
291 Fabrice Bigot France   €1,650  
292 Nicolas Lecoeuvre France   €1,650  
293 Andre Jeambrun France   €1,650  
294 Adriano Torregrossa France   €1,650  
295 Oleksandr Zlotnik Ukraine   €1,650  
296 Joshua Perry United Kingdom   €1,650  
297 Mohamed Lachheb France   €1,650  
298 Davit Chochishvili Georgia   €1,650  
299 Mehdi Rebai Tunisia   €1,650  
300 Nicolas Julien France   €1,650  
301 Seyed Sajadian Iran   €1,650  
302 Sergiy Dudka Ukraine PokerStars qualifier €1,650  
303 Tanmmay Jhunjhunwala India   €1,650  
304 Virgil Grecu Romania PokerStars qualifier €1,650  
305 Serafim Kovalevskiy Russia   €1,650  
306 Otar Gurgenidze Georgia   €1,650  
307 Liu Chun Keat Malaysia   €1,650  
308 Nima Alamzad Iran   €1,650  
309 Peter Jorgne Sweden   €1,650  
310 Jacques Der Megreditchian France   €1,650  
311 Konstantin Farber Germany   €1,650  
312 Alan Goasdoue France   €1,650  
313 David Vinayagamoorthy Norway   €1,650  
314 Luca Falco Italy   €1,650  
315 Roman Hrabec Czech Republic   €1,650  
316 Nicola Bertolucci Italy   €1,650  
317 Ejlal Majid Iran   €1,650  
318 Steve Roedsens France PokerStars qualifier €1,650  
319 Sandro Rovella Italy PokerStars qualifier €1,650  
320 Pierre Calamusa France   €1,650  
321 Aliaksandr Shylko Belarus PokerStars qualifier €1,650  
           
April 28 – Friday          
12:00 #9 (1/A) FPS Cup – 20 Minute Levels – Single Re-Entry Per Flight 550 € 30,000 28.04.2023 16:00
12:00 #1 (day 2) FPS Main Event – Single Re-Entry Per Flight – 60 Minute Levels – Day 2 1,100 € 30,000 28.04.2023 20:55
12:30 #10 NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry 25,000 € 100,000 28.04.2023 18:15
14:00 #11 (day 1) 8-Game – Single Re-Entry Day 1 1,100 € 50,000 28.04.2023 19:30
18:00 #9 (1/B) FPS Cup – 20 Minute Levels – Single Re-Entry Per Flight 550 € 30,000 28.04.2023 22:00
21:00 #12 Qualifier to EPT Main Event – ‚Win Your Seat @ 50,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Single Re-Entry 1,155 € 10,000 29.04.2023 00:00
April 29 – Saturday          
11:00 #13 Qualifier to FPS High Roller – ‚Win Your Seat @ 50,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Single Re-Entry 500 € 10,000 29.04.2023 14:00
12:00 #15 (1/A) FPS High Roller – Unlimited Re-Entry – 40 Minute Levels 2,200 € 30,000 29.04.2023 20:55
12:00 #14 Women’s – Single Re-Entry 330 € 30,000 29.04.2023 18:55
12:00 #9 (Final) FPS Cup – 30 Minute Levels 550 € 30,000 29.04.2023 12:00
12:00 #1 (day 3) FPS Main Event – Single Re-Entry Per Flight – 60 Minute Levels – Day 3 1,100 € 30,000 29.04.2023 20:55
12:30 #16 (day 1) EPT Super High Roller – Unlimited Re-Entry Day 1 100,000 € 250,000 30.04.2023 12:30
12:30 #11 (Final) 8-Game – Single Re-Entry Final 1,100 € 50,000 Registration closed
18:00 #15 (1/B) FPS High Roller – Unlimited Re-Entry – 20 Minute Levels 2,200 € 30,000 29.04.2023 22:00
21:00 #17 Qualifier to EPT Main Event – ‚Win Your Seat @ 50,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Single Re-Entry 1,155 € 10,000 30.04.2023 00:00
April 30 – Sunday          
12:00 #20 PL Omaha – Single Re-Entry 5,200 € 50,000 30.04.2023 18:55
12:00 #18 Qualifier to EPT Main Event – ‚Win Your Seat @ 100,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Unlimited Re-Entry 600 € 10,000 30.04.2023 15:00
12:00 #1 (Final) FPS Main Event – Single Re-Entry Per Flight – 60 Minute Levels – Final Day 1,100 € 30,000 30.04.2023 20:55
12:01 #19 (1/A) EPT Main Event – Single Re-Entry Day 1/A 5,300 € 30,000 02.05.2023 12:00
12:30 #16 (day 2) EPT Super High Roller – Unlimited Re-Entry Day 2 100,000 € 250,000 30.04.2023 12:30
13:00 #15 (Final) FPS High Roller – Unlimited Re-Entry – 40 Minute Levels 2,200 € 30,000 30.04.2023 21:25
16:00 #21 Qualifier to EPT Main Event – ‚Win Your Seat @ 50,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Single Re-Entry 1,155 € 10,000 30.04.2023 19:00
19:00 #22 Qualifier to EPT Main Event – ‚Win Your Seat @ 50,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Single Re-Entry 1,155 € 10,000 30.04.2023 22:00
22:00 #23 Hyper Turbo Knockout (€500) – Freezeout 1,050 € 20,000 30.04.2023 23:20
May 01 – Monday          
11:00 #24 Qualifier to EPT Main Event – ‚Win Your Seat @ 100,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Unlimited Re-Entry 600 € 10,000 01.05.2023 14:00
12:00 #19 (1/B) EPT Main Event – Single Re-Entry Day 1/B 5,300 € 30,000 02.05.2023 12:00
12:30 #25 NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry 50,000 € 100,000 01.05.2023 18:15
12:30 #16 (Final) EPT Super High Roller – Unlimited Re-Entry Final 100,000 € 250,000 Registration closed
13:00 #26 (day 1) PL Omaha – Single Re-Entry Day 1 1,650 € 50,000 01.05.2023 19:55
21:00 #27 Hyper Turbo Knockout (€1,000) – Freezeout 2,100 € 20,000 01.05.2023 22:20
May 02 – Tuesday          
12:00 #28 Qualifier to EPT Mystery Bounty – ‚Win Your Seat @ 50,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Single Re-Entry 670 € 10,000 02.05.2023 15:00
12:00 #19 (day 2) EPT Main Event – Single Re-Entry Day 2 5,300 € 30,000 02.05.2023 12:00
12:30 #29 NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry 25,000 € 100,000 02.05.2023 18:15
12:30 #26 (Final) PL Omaha – Single Re-Entry Final 1,650 € 50,000 Registration closed
14:00 #31 (day 1) EPT Mystery Bounty (€1,000 Mystery Bounty) – Unlimited Re-Entry Day 1 3,000 € 30,000 03.05.2023 12:30
14:00 #30 PLO Hi/Lo – Single Re-Entry 1,100 € 50,000 02.05.2023 20:45
20:00 #32 Hyper Turbo – Freezeout 1,050 € 20,000 02.05.2023 21:20
May 03 – Wednesday          
12:00 #33 Hyper Turbo Knockout (€1,000) – Freezeout 2,100 € 20,000 03.05.2023 13:20
12:00 #19 (day 3) EPT Main Event – Single Re-Entry Day 3 5,300 € 30,000 Registration closed
12:30 #34 NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry 25,000 € 100,000 03.05.2023 18:15
12:30 #31 (day 2) EPT Mystery Bounty (€1,000 Mystery Bounty) – Unlimited Re-Entry Day 2 3,000 € 30,000 03.05.2023 12:30
14:00 #36 (day 1) NL Hold’em – Single Re-Entry Day 1 1,100 € 30,000 03.05.2023 20:55
14:00 #35 (day 1) Seniors (50 years or older) – Single Re-Entry 1,100 € 30,000 03.05.2023 20:55
18:00 #37 Qualifier to EPT High Roller – ‚Win Your Seat @ 100,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Unlimited Re-Entry 2,730 € 10,000 03.05.2023 21:00
21:00 #38 Hyper Turbo Knockout (€5,000) – Freezeout 10,150 € 20,000 03.05.2023 22:20
May 04 – Thursday          
12:00 #41 (1/A) Mystery Bounty (€500 Mystery Bounty) – 30 Minute Levels – Unlimited Re-Entry 1,650 € 30,000 04.05.2023 18:55
12:00 #40 Qualifier to €1,650 Mystery Bounty – ‚Win Your Seat @ 50,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Single Re-Entry 370 € 10,000 04.05.2023 15:00
12:00 #39 Qualifier to EPT High Roller – ‚Win Your Seat @ 100,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Unlimited Re-Entry 2,730 € 10,000 04.05.2023 15:00
12:00 #36 (Final) NL Hold’em – Single Re-Entry Final 1,100 € 30,000 Registration closed
12:00 #35 (Final) Seniors (50 years or older) – Single Re-Entry 1,100 € 30,000 Registration closed
12:00 #31 (Final) EPT Mystery Bounty (€1,000 Mystery Bounty) – Unlimited Re-Entry Final 3,000 € 30,000 Registration closed
12:00 #19 (day 4) EPT Main Event – Single Re-Entry Day 4 5,300 € 30,000 Registration closed
12:30 #42 (day 1) EPT High Roller – Single Re-Entry Day 1 25,000 € 50,000 05.05.2023 12:30
12:30 #43 H-O-R-S-E – Single Re-Entry 550 € 50,000 04.05.2023 18:00
18:00 #41 (1/B) Mystery Bounty (€500 Mystery Bounty) – 20 Minute Levels – Unlimited Re-Entry 1,650 € 30,000 04.05.2023 22:00
20:00 #44 Hyper Turbo – Freezeout 1,050 € 20,000 04.05.2023 21:20
May 05 – Friday          
12:00 #45 Qualifier to €2,200 Deep Stack – ‚Win Your Seat @ 50,000 chips‘ – SEAT ONLY – Single Re-Entry 500 € 10,000 05.05.2023 15:00
12:00 #19 (day 5) EPT Main Event – Single Re-Entry Day 5 5,300 € 30,000 Registration closed
12:30 #42 (day 2) EPT High Roller – Single Re-Entry Day 2 25,000 € 50,000 05.05.2023 12:30
12:30 #41 (Final) Mystery Bounty (€500 Mystery Bounty) – 30 Minute Levels – Unlimited Re-Entry 1,650 € 30,000 Registration closed
14:00 #46 (day 1) €2,200 Deep Stack – Unlimited Re-Entry Day 1 2,200 € 50,000 05.05.2023 20:55
14:00 #47 (day 1) €550 NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry Day 1 550 € 30,000 05.05.2023 20:55
19:00 #48 (day 1) NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry Day 1 25,000 € 100,000 06.05.2023 12:00
21:00 #49 Hyper Turbo Knockout (€1,000) – Freezeout 2,100 € 20,000 05.05.2023 22:20
May 06 – Saturday          
12:00 #50 NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry 330 € 50,000 06.05.2023 14:45
12:00 #48 (Final) NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry Final 25,000 € 100,000 06.05.2023 12:00
12:00 #46 (Final) €2,200 Deep Stack – Unlimited Re-Entry Final 2,200 € 50,000 06.05.2023 18:55
12:00 #47 (Final) €550 NL Hold’em – Unlimited Re-Entry Final 550 € 30,000 Registration closed
12:30 #42 (Final) EPT High Roller – Single Re-Entry Final 25,000 € 50,000 Registration closed
12:30 #19 (Final) EPT Main Event – Single Re-Entry Final 5,300 € 30,000 Registration closed
13:00 #51 €2,100 6 Handed – Unlimited Re-Entry 2,100 € 50,000 06.05.2023 16:00
16:00 #52 €5,150 6 Handed – Unlimited Re-Entry 5,150 € 50,000 06.05.2023 19:00
18:00 #53 Last Chance Super Hyper Turbo – Freezeout 1,050 € 50,000 06.05.2023 18:50

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Posted 01 May 2023 22:37 by | News | No comments

Here’s a roundup of candidates in the May 6 election for Valley cities and schools

BY FRANCISCO E. JIMENEZ, FERNANDO DEL VALLE AND STEVE CLARK | STAFF WRITERS

Early voting for the May 6 elections for Hidalgo County and Cameron County cities and schools begins Monday morning for a number of municipal and school district races.

Hidalgo County voters will also be deciding whether to approve a proposition for storm drainage improvements.

Proposition A for Hidalgo County Drainage District No. 1, if approved, would issue $195 million in bonds and the levying of tax in payment for improvements to the district’s storm drainage system.

HIDALGO COUNTY

PHARR

Mayor Ambrosio Hernandez is set to face off against Ricardo “Rick” Predraza and former Pharr police chief and city manager Andy Harvey. The race for Place 1 on the city commissioner has incumbent Eleazar Guajardo going up against Edgar Rincon and Michael Pacheco.

Incumbents Ricardo Medina and Itza Flores are running unopposed for Places 5 and 6, respectively.

McALLEN

The race for District 4 on the McAllen City Commission has incumbent Rodolfo “Rudy” Castillo facing off against Javier Salazar. District 5 Commissioner Victor “Seby” Haddad and District 6 Commissioner Pepe Cabeza De Vaca are running unopposed for reelection.

SAN JUAN

The race for Place 5 on the San Juan City Commission pits incumbent Marco ‘Markie’ Villegas against challenger Pete Garcia. Place 4 Commissioner Leonardo “Lenny” Sanchez is running unopposed.

LA VILLA

There are three races on the ballot for La Villa Board of Aldermen. They include Place 1, which has Betty Joe Rodriguez going up against ​​Jesus Rodriguez. The race for Place 2 has Amado J. Ramirez facing Criselda Munoz. ​And ​Manuel M. Hinojosa faces Mario Lopez for Place 3.

MERCEDES

The city of Mercedes has three races on the ballot, with Mayor Oscar Montoya seeking reelection against challengers Cristella “Cris” De Leon Hernandez and Joaquin Hernandez.

The race for Place 3 city commissioner has incumbent Joe Martinez facing off against Leonel Benavidez and Leo Villarreal. Also seeking reelection is Place 1 Commissioner Jacob Casi Howell, who is running unopposed.

PEÑITAS

Mayor Ramiro Loya was appointed by the Peñitas City Council in August 2022 following the resignation of embattled former Mayor Rodrigo Lopez. Loya is looking to retain his seat as mayor against challenger Claudia Ochoa.

Also on the ballot is the race for Place 2 city councilmember, which has incumbent J.R. Flores going up against Marco “Mark” Delgado, and Place 4 has incumbent ​​Lupe Moreno facing off against Gicela Salinas.

McALLEN ISD

Place 1 McAllen ISD trustee Marco Suarez, who is in sales, hopes to retain his seat on the school board as he faces UTRGV professor Lizzie Kittleman.

Place 4 incumbent Tony Forina, a field operations director for the county, will face challenger Erica De La Garza-Lopez, who is also in sales.

Danny Vela’s Place 5 seat on the board is up for grabs since he is not seeking reelection. Vying for his seat are Rojelio Aleman II, a veteran, and Aaron Daniel Rivera, an attorney.

Conrado “Ito” Alvarado is also not seeking reelection for his Place 2 seat. Lucia Regalado, an attorney, is running unopposed for Alvarado’s undefended post.

SHARYLAND ISD

The Place 1 seat on the Sharyland ISD school board is up for grabs after incumbent Ricky Longoria announced that he would not seek reelection. Vying for his seat are Sergio Saenz, a self-employed Mission resident, and Meagan Sullivan, a Mission educational diagnostician.

The race for Place 2 on the school board includes incumbent Alejandro Rodriguez, a criminal investigator from Mission, who will seek to defend his seat against Julio Cerda, a Mission engineer.

DONNA ISD

Proposition A is on the Donna ISD ballot which, if passed, will allow the district to use $120 million of school building bonds for “the construction, renovation, acquisition and equipment of school facilities within the district and related infrastructure and the levying of a tax in payment thereof.”

As with previous elections, eligible voters will be able to cast their ballots at any of the 24 polling locations throughout Hidalgo County.

Hidalgo County voters will be able to vote at the following locations:

>> Sgt. Fernando de la Rosa Library, located at 416 N. Tower Road in Alamo

>> Alton Recreation Center, located at 349 Dawes Ave. in Alton

>> Amigos Del Valle, located at 1408 Silver Ave. in Donna

>> Sgt. Rodriguez Community Center, located at 320 W. Santa Rosa Ave. in Edcouch

>> San Carlos Endowment Center, located at 107 Sunflower Road in Edinburg

>> Elections Annex Building, located at 317 N. Closner Blvd. “Rear” in Edinburg

>> Elsa Municipal Court, located at 216 E. 4th St. in Elsa

>> Granjeno Public Facility, located at 6553 S. FM 494 in Granjeno

>> Hidalgo Public Library, located at 710 Ramon Ayala Drive in Hidalgo

>> La Villa City Hall, located at 916 Mike Chapa Road in La Villa

>> Fireman’s Pumphouse, located at 201 N. First St. in McAllen

>> Lark Community Center, located at 2601 Lark Ave. in McAllen

>> Palm View Community Center, located at 3401 Jordan Road in McAllen

>> South Texas College Nursing Campus Building B, located at 1901 S. McColl Road in McAllen

>> South Texas College Pecan Campus Building U, located at 3201 Pecan Blvd. in McAllen

>> Mercedes Civic Center, located at 520 E. Second St. in Mercedes

>> Bannworth Gym, located at 1822 N. Shary Road in Mission

>> Pct. 3 “The Mansion”, located at 2401 Moorefield Road in Palmview

>> Peñitas Public Library, located at 1111 S. Main St. in Peñitas

>> Development and Research Center, located at 850 W. Dicker Road in Pharr

>> Jose Pepe Salinas Center, located at 1011 W. Kelly Ave. in Pharr

>> Progreso Family Community Center, located at 510 N. FM 1015 in Weslaco

>> San Juan Memorial Library, located at 1010 S. Standard Ave. in San Juan

>> Business Visitor and Event Center, located at 275 S. Kansas Ave. in Weslaco

Early voting will be held from April 24 to May 2. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, May 1 and from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 2.

All polls will be closed on Sunday, April 30.

Election day is Saturday, May 6. Voters will be able to cast their ballots between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. that day.

For more information, visit the Hidalgo County Elections website at www.hidalgocounty.us/elections, or call (956) 318-2570.

CAMERON COUNTY

San Benito candidates are turning up the heat in some of the city’s hottest elections in years.

On Monday, early voting opens for the May 6 election, which could shift the balance of power on the San Benito city commission and the school district’s board of trustees.

The early voting period runs through May 2.

SAN BENITO

On the city commission, seven candidates are running in the election, with three seats up for grabs.

In one of the city’s hottest races, Mayor Rick Guerra, a retired Harlingen firefighter running for a second term, faces Commissioner Rene Garcia, a Social Security Administration claims specialist, and former Mayor Ben Gomez, a school district parent specialist.

In a contest that could shift the commission’s balance of power, Tom Goodman, a South Padre Island real estate broker, squares off against Eddie Abrego, San Benito High School’s assistant principal, in the race for the Place 1 seat which Garcia is vacating after winning office in 2020.

In the race for the Place 2 seat, Commissioner Rene Villafranco, a federal official who first won election in 2009, faces Deborah Ann Morales, the vice president of Texas Funeral Associates who serves on the city’s Economic Development Corporation board.

SAN BENITO CISD

On the school board, four seats are open in an election that could shift the panel’s balance of power.

In the race for the board’s Place 4 seat, board member Orlando Lopez, a vascular specialist with a medical company running for a third term, faces Julian Joseph Rios, the manager of Chuy’s Custom Sports who serves as the city’s EDC president.

In the contest for Place 5 seat, board member Rudy Corona, an AT&T fiber technician running for a second term, squares off against Jack Garcia, a former district official who served as the city’s mayor who is working for the University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley.

Running for the Place 6 seat, Ramiro Moreno, a Rio Hondo school district principal who’s served as the board’s president since winning election in 2020, faces Alex Reyna, a retired San Benito school district police officer.

In the race for the board’s Place 7 seat, board member Frutoso Gomez, a former longtime Cameron County chief appraiser whom the school board appointed to fulfill Janie Lopez’s term after she won the new state House of Representatives District 37 seat, faces Michael Vargas, the assistant public affairs director with the city of Pharr whom a group of residents removed as the school board’s president in 2019.

HARLINGEN CISD

In Harlingen, two seats are up for grabs in the school district’s election.

In the race for the school board’s Place 1 seat, Gina Cano-Monreal, an administrator, faces Lorraine De Leon-Galarza, a retired registered nurse.

In the contest to fill the Place 2 seat being vacated by Javier DeLeon, Ricky Leal, vice president of First Community Bank, squares off against Israel Aguilar, a university professor.

BROWNSVILLE

With Trey Mendez not seeking reelection, four candidates have emerged with hopes of being elected the new mayor of Brownsville.

Brownsville native Erasmo Castro, who refers to himself as a wedding officiant, is vying for the mayoral seat and holds a bachelor’s degree in Christian Studies from Austin Graduate School of Theology. If elected, Castro has prioritized changing the makeup of city boards including the Brownsville Public Utilities Board, Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation and Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation.

Brownsville City Commissioner At-Large and GBIC Chair John Cowen Jr. is also running for mayor. He is currently the president of Cowen Group Ltd. and holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Finance from the University of Notre Dame.

A Corpus Christi native who’s lived in Brownsville for 16 years, Jennifer Stanton hopes to win the mayoral seat and currently owns a cleaning business. Her plans are to balance the city budget if elected and to address what she called “basic things” she says city administration “has been ignoring,” as well as resynchronizing traffic signals and improving city streets, among other priorities.

Jessica Tetreau, a lifelong Brownsville resident, currently serves as the District 2 city commissioner who’s now trying her hand at the mayoral office. She’s ventured into retail, e-commerce and Car Wash Plus, and urges street paving and drainage improvements as priorities if elected, as well as beginning same-day inspections and permitting, in addition to creating high-paying jobs and more.

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8 Popular Perfume Choices For Women

8 Popular Perfume Choices For Women

If you such as to scent excellent, as well as that does not, after that locating the ideal fragrance goes to the top of your listing. The buying procedure might consist of tasting tester containers at the shop or merely by the old trial-and-error approach. In an effort to make your fragrance going shopping a little simpler, this short article has a look at 8 of the leading fragrance options for females.

Do you keep in mind the days of seeing the regional reasonable and also the odor of the scrumptious cotton sweet? There is a scent that can assist to review those unique memories since, you presumed it, Cotton Candy by Body Fantasies is a fragrance that scents precisely like cotton sweet.

Cashmere Mist by Donna Karen. This fragrance, frequently discovered at Macy’s, is one that provides a pleasant aroma that is the utmost in womanhood. It virtually offers to a soft flower odor as well as will certainly mesmerize everybody in the area.

Infinity by Calvin Klein. This is a strong scent that leaves individuals thinking about you for, equally as the name indicates, an infinity.

CK One by Calvin Klein. This fragrance has actually been readily available for fairly a long time and also leaves the user with a tidy aroma that is distinct to those that acknowledge it. It’s scent is so remarkable that those that experience it will certainly discover it quickly on a person else.

Red Door by Elizabeth Arden. This fragrance provides an extremely pleasing fragrance as well as an extremely pleasant one at the very same time. Like various other developer fragrances, it is strong and also will certainly obtain you seen.

Navy by Cover Girl. A fragrance that has actually been offered for several years, Navy is aesthetically identifiable by the round blue container and also gold text. It’s scent is soft, yet so really unforgettable at the very same time.

Polo Sport by Ralph Lauren. This fragrance, developed by a preferred apparel developer, is fruity in it’s odor and also remains with the user for hrs. It is a top quality scent for the sports kind or for the residence body as it’s global fragrance is for every single female.

Environment-friendly Tea by Elizabeth Arden. This fragrance is rather brand-new on the marketplace and also has actually been offered in the last few years. Still yet, it has actually continuously gotten in appeal as well as uses the user an extremely pleasant aroma that softens simply sufficient to be taken pleasure in.

When choosing fragrance, it’s an excellent concept to buy a tiny container to make sure that you can take it with you anywhere you go. A few of the tiniest fragrance containers will certainly suit the smallest of bags, that makes them optimal for a fast sprits on the move.

If you such as to scent great, and also that does not, after that discovering the best fragrance is at the top of your listing. In an effort to make your fragrance going shopping a little simpler, this post takes an appearance at 8 of the leading fragrance selections for ladies.

There is a scent that can aid to review those unique memories due to the fact that, you thought it, Cotton Candy by Body Fantasies is a fragrance that scents precisely like cotton sweet. Like various other developer fragrances, it is strong as well as will certainly obtain you discovered.

A fragrance that has actually been offered for numerous years, Navy is aesthetically well-known by the round blue container and also gold text.

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Pacheco IT: Unlocking Next-Gen Retail Experiences

As the retail landscape rapidly evolves, businesses must find innovative solutions to meet the ever-changing demands of today’s tech-savvy consumers. Pacheco IT is leading the charge by providing cutting-edge technology and creative strategies to unlock next-generation retail experiences. In this article, we’ll explore the technologies and methodologies used by Pacheco IT, and how they can help retailers adapt to this new digital era.

Table of Contents

  1. Challenges Facing the Retail Industry
  2. Technologies Driving Next-Gen Retail Experiences
  3. Pacheco IT’s Approach to Digital Transformation
  4. Case Study: Retail Success Stories
  5. The Future of Retail Technology
  6. Conclusion

Challenges Facing the Retail Industry

Before diving into the innovative solutions provided by Pacheco IT, it’s essential to have a clear understanding of the challenges currently facing the retail industry. These challenges include:

  • Increasing competition: With a growing number of retailers, both online and offline, the need to differentiate through unique and memorable experiences is more important than ever.
  • Consumer expectations: The modern consumer demands a seamless blend of online and offline experiences. They expect personalized, relevant, and accessible information, as well as convenient and frictionless experiences.
  • Changing shopping habits: As more consumers embrace emerging technologies and digital platforms, retailers must adapt and leverage these new channels to meet their customers where they are.

Technologies Driving Next-Gen Retail Experiences

To address these challenges and unlock next-generation retail experiences, Pacheco IT is at the forefront of implementing a range of cutting-edge technologies within the retail industry. These include:

1. Big Data and Analytics

Big data refers to the vast volume of structured and unstructured data generated by various sources, such as online purchases, social media, and customer feedback. Analytics tools can process this data to enable retailers to glean actionable insights into customer preferences, behaviors, and trends. This information can then be used to create more engaging and personalized experiences for shoppers.

2. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)

AI and ML technologies have the potential to revolutionize retail by automating processes, streamlining supply chain management, and improving customer experiences. They can be leveraged to analyze vast amounts of data in real-time, helping retailers surface valuable insights and make data-driven decisions. Examples include personalized product recommendations and chatbots for tailored customer support.

3. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR)

AR and VR technologies offer immersive and interactive retail experiences that can drive customer engagement and increase sales. Retailers can use AR for virtual product try-ons and in-store navigation, while VR can provide virtual store layouts or simulate various customer scenarios for staff training purposes.

4. Internet of Things (IoT) Devices

IoT devices, such as smart shelves, beacons, and sensors, can generate real-time data that retailers can use to optimize inventory management, monitor store traffic, and personalize in-store marketing efforts. These devices allow retailers to better understand and respond to customer needs, improving overall customer satisfaction.

Pacheco IT’s Approach to Digital Transformation

Pacheco IT offers comprehensive solutions to help retailers embrace digital transformation and unlock next-gen retail experiences. Their approach includes the following stages:

  1. Assessment: Pacheco IT starts by evaluating a retailer’s current technology infrastructure and determining how best to maximize ROI while embracing innovative digital technologies that drive exceptional customer experiences.
  2. Strategy Development: Pacheco IT collaborates with the retailer to develop a tailored digital transformation roadmap, considering factors such as the retailer’s goals, size, and target audience.
  3. Implementation: Pacheco IT deploys the necessary technologies, processes, and strategies according to the established roadmap, ensuring a smooth transition that minimizes disruption to daily operations.
  4. Monitoring and Optimization: In the final stage, Pacheco IT continues to provide support, monitoring performance to ensure the successful implementation and long-term success of their solutions.

Case Study: Retail Success Stories

Pacheco IT’s innovative approach has helped multiple retailers achieve outstanding results. Below are some examples.

1. Boutique Clothing Store

A high-end clothing store utilized Pacheco IT to enhance its in-store experience by leveraging AR technology. This enabled customers to virtually try on garments, which decreased returns due to sizing issues and improved overall customer satisfaction—resulting in increased sales for the retailer.

2. Electronics Retailer

An electronics retailer worked with Pacheco IT to integrate IoT devices into their operations. The implementation of smart shelving improved inventory management and significantly reduced stock discrepancies, leading to increased operational efficiency and cost savings.

The Future of Retail Technology

As the retail landscape continues to evolve, so too will the technologies shaping the industry. Retailers can expect to see increased adoption of AI, edge computing, and robotics, as well as further expansion of AR, VR, and IoT devices. This continued innovation will pave the way for more personalized, streamlined, and immersive shopping experiences that cater to the ever-changing demands of modern retail customers.

Conclusion

Pacheco IT’s innovative approach to unlocking next-gen retail experiences helps retailers navigate the complex challenges facing today’s industry. By integrating cutting-edge technologies and developing tailored solutions, Pacheco IT allows businesses to stay ahead of the competition and meet the needs of their customers. As we look toward the future, Pacheco IT is poised to remain a driving force in retail technology transformation, delivering exceptional customer experiences for years to come.

Posted 01 May 2023 19:18 by | Retail News | No comments

Pacheco Information Technologies: Turbocharging IT Systems with Advanced Optimization

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Section 1: Introduction to Pacheco Information Technologies

Founded in year, Pacheco Information Technologies specializes in helping businesses achieve their fullest potential by ensuring maximum efficiency in their Information Technology (IT) systems. We focus on harnessing the power of cutting-edge technology to develop innovative strategies for optimizing IT performance.

Our Core Principles

  • Reliability: At Pacheco Information Technologies, we believe that IT systems should be dependable, ensuring that your organization runs smoothly without a hitch.
  • Scalability: We prioritize creating adaptable solutions to accommodate your business as it grows and thrives in the ever-changing digital landscape.
  • Innovation: Our team strives to remain at the forefront of emerging technologies, allowing us to provide you with creative and effective IT solutions.

Our Services

At Pacheco Information Technologies, we offer a wide range of services tailored to your organization’s specific needs, including:

  1. IT Infrastructure Management
  2. Cloud Solutions
  3. Security and Compliance
  4. Data Analytics
  5. Customized Software Development

Section 2: Features and benefits of advanced optimization

Advanced optimization is crucial to modern businesses, offering a multitude of features that provide valuable benefits. These features include:

Feature Benefit
Streamlined Processes Increased efficiency and productivity, leading to reduced operational costs
Automation Reduced manual tasks and human error, freeing up time for more strategic projects
Data-driven Insights Identification of opportunities for improvement and growth, leading to better decision-making
Advanced Security Measures Protection of valuable data and assets, ensuring business continuity and customer trust

By harnessing advanced optimization, your business can expect to see significant improvements in performance, ultimately driving growth and success.

Section 3: Turbocharging IT systems with advanced optimization

Now that we’ve discussed the benefits of advanced optimization, it’s essential to understand how it can be implemented within your organization’s IT systems. Here are some steps to follow:

1. Assessing Your Organization’s Needs

Before embarking on any optimization initiative, it’s crucial to assess your organization’s specific needs. This assessment will inform your decisions on the best optimization strategies and technologies to adopt.

2. Developing a Strategy

Once you know your organization’s needs and desired outcomes, the next step is to develop a comprehensive strategy. This should include a clear roadmap outlining the optimization goals, key milestones, and methods of measuring success.

3. Investing in the Right Technologies

An essential aspect of optimizing IT performance is harnessing the power of appropriate technologies. Research and identify the most suitable tools and platforms to help you meet your performance goals.

4. Training Staff Members

Advanced optimization often requires new skill sets, particularly when implementing new technologies. Ensure your staff members have access to relevant education and training to maximize the benefits of the optimization process.

5. Regularly Monitoring and Reevaluating

To maintain optimal IT performance, it’s essential to continually monitor and evaluate your optimization efforts. This will help you identify areas for improvement and adjust your strategies accordingly.

Section 4: Real world examples

To demonstrate the impact of advanced optimization on IT systems, let’s examine some real-world examples:

Example 1: Financial Services Company

A leading financial services company sought to improve its IT systems’ performance and security. By implementing advanced optimization tools, they were able to reduce operational costs, streamline processes, and significantly enhance their overall security posture.

Example 2: Global E-commerce Company

To accommodate rapid growth, an e-commerce company needed to optimize their IT infrastructure to scale up effectively. By identifying bottlenecks and implementing a robust automation strategy, they managed to increase efficiency and successfully adapt to increasing demand.

Section 5: How you can implement these strategies

If you’re looking to turbocharge your organization’s IT systems, Pacheco Information Technologies can help. With our comprehensive services and skilled team of experts, we’ll work with you to develop and implement a customized optimization strategy that fits your organization’s unique needs. To get started, contact us today to schedule a consultation.

Section 6: Conclusion and final thoughts

Advanced optimization is paramount for modern businesses, providing numerous benefits to both IT systems and overall organizational performance. By leveraging the power of innovative technologies and working with experienced professionals, you can revolutionize your organization’s IT systems, driving growth and success.

Don’t hesitate— embrace the potential of advanced optimization and transform your business with Pacheco Information Technologies today.

Posted 01 May 2023 19:12 by | Product Optimization | No comments

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