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DUATHLON POWERADE PHILIPPINE

noreply@blogger.com (yahoo) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:42:00 +0000

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POWERADE PHILIPPINE DUATHLON OPEN SERIES FINAL LEG

RACE INFORMATION

Date, Day & Time of Event:
December 13, 2009, Sunday
Race starts at 6:00 am

Event Venue:TBA

Race Distances:10km Run, 40km Bike, 5km Run

Race Categories:
Top3 over-all (Male & Female)
Top 3 of each Age group:
- Male: 16~19 yrs, 20~24, 25~29, 30~34, 35~39, 40~44, 45~49, 50 & above
- Female: 16~19 yrs, 20~29, 30~39, 40 & above

Awards and Prizes:
Medals and Cash prizes will be awarded to Overall Top Three in Male and Female Categories.
Medals will be awarded to TOP THREE in each age group.
All participants will get t-shirts and post-race refreshments.

Registration: Submit filled-up entry form with your fee at Registration Center mentioned below.
Participants may also pay through:
- BPI (Anna Marissa Remigio, S/A No. 6716-0698-24) , or
- PNB (Anna Marissa Nagtalon, S/A No. 1002-8030-0012) .
Then, fax entry form and deposit slip (clear &/or enlarged copy) with name to Fax #: 932-9071 or 6311-356.
Keep receipt/bank deposit slip & submit during Registration.

Registration Fees:
P700 until Nov. 30
P850 (Dec. 1-11)
Deadline of Registration (Dec. 11)

Registration Centers:
TRAP Head Office
Room 101, Building B, Philsports Complex (ULTRA), Pasig City
Tel. #: +632-710-8259; Mobile phone: +63-915-643- 0822 (Fabie),
Fax: +632-809-2713 or +632-850-5254
E-mail: info@triathlon. org.ph website: www.triathlon. org.ph

Bike Kingat Bonifacio High Street (c/o Raul Cuevas and Che) Tel. #: +632 -856-3362

Speedo Concept Storesat Ayala Alabang Town Center, SM Megamall, Podium, Glorietta 4 Makati,
Bonifacio High Streetand Mall of Asia

Bike Town Cycleryat #2240 Chino Roces Ave., Makati City, Metro Manila 1200
Tel: 02-387.21.73

Club 650 Sports Centerat 150 E. Rodriguez Jr. Ave. (Libis), Quezon City
Tel.: 02- 6370-650
Fax: 2-6311-356

For Inquiries please contact:

Rick Reyes (TRAP)
Email: rreyes_upm@yahoo. com
Mobile phone: + 632-916-504- 6513

Thumbie Remigio:
Email: thumbieremigio@ yahoo.com
Land line: 932-9071
Mobile Phone: 0915-687-2380

Tad Manas: (General Manager, Club 650)
Email: tadmanas25@yahoo. com
Mobile phone: +632-917-410- 6308

For Inquiries please contact:

Rick Reyes (TRAP)
Email: rreyes_upm@yahoo. com
Mobile phone: + 632-916-504- 6513

Fabie David, (TRAP, Registration & Secretariat Head)
Email: fabiedavid@yahoo. com
Mobile phone: +632-915-643- 0822

Anna Marissa Remigio:
Email: popo_nagtalon@ yahoo.com
Mobile phone: +632-908-908- 6621

Thumbie Remigio:
Email: thumbieremigio@ yahoo.com
Land line: +632-915-687- 2380

Tad Manas: (General Manager, Club 650)
Email: tadmanas25@yahoo. com
Mobile phone: +632-917-410- 6308

adidas marathon Philippines: 10K KOTR

noreply@blogger.com (yahoo) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:56:00 +0000

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ATTENTION ALL 10K RUNNERS!

HERE'S A COMPLETE LIST FROM RACE WITH THE RESULTS.

THIS IS PART 1 OF 2.

ADIDAS KING OF THE ROAD
FORT BONIFACIO GLOBAL CITY
OCTOBER 25, 2009 * 5:30 AM

OVERALL 10K RESULTS

Place No./Name/Age/S/5k/Pace

===== ====== =====================

1 9370 Reynand Novallasca M 35:27 3:33

2 1188 Marlon Bolivar 22 M 35:34 3:34

3 3669 Hernandito Pineda M 35:54 3:36

4 883 Milbert Nabuab M 36:03 3:37

5 3672 Christabel Martes 30 F 37:47 3:47

6 3795 Saturnino Camangonan 50 M 38:16 3:50

7 2981 Melanio Ayala 36 M 39:38 3:58

8 4128 Ritchie Alava 34 M 40:48 4:05

9 3794 Manuel Lopez 38 M 41:13 4:08

10 2821 Mharlo Pua 34 M 41:58 4:12

11 9969 Emmanuel Rodil 20 M 42:11 4:14

12 2972 Kevin Dumol 17 M 42:32 4:16

13 3195 Rogie Ascano 37 F 42:52 4:18

14 4394 Freddie Mercado M 42:58 4:18

15 885 Cinderella Agana F 45:28 4:33

16 2845 Merlyn Lumagbas 40 F 46:16 4:38

17 3516 Jones Rafael Mortega 27 M 50:01 5:01

18 2316 Melody Yap 28 F 50:01 5:01

19 4418 Noel Lopez 29 M 50:03 5:01

20 2632 Naoki Yamane 44 M 50:05 5:01

21 3255 Danilo Dela Cruz 49 M 50:15 5:02

22 3101 Millan Tabalan 33 M 50:19 5:02

23 2909 Raphael Cornejo 17 M 50:20 5:02

24 2500 Franklin Deocampo 31 M 50:26 5:03

25 3850 Elias Nacaytuna M 50:28 5:03

26 4071 M 50:41 5:05

27 4317 Romy Chavez 17 M 50:43 5:05

28 4376 M 50:50 5:05

29 4417 Roman Bersamira 25 M 50:56 5:06

30 2024 Jaime Evan Gianan 38 M 50:59 5:06

31 4390 Ale Ebreo M 51:02 5:07

32 2742 Lance German 17 M 51:03 5:07

33 3961 Paul Lavarias 20 M 51:04 5:07

34 2945 Pierluigi Miconi 40 M 51:05 5:07

35 2409 Sunday Battad 35 M 51:05 5:07

36 4218 Allan Jose Latoza 32 M 51:08 5:07

37 4267 Akiyoshi Sato 53 M 51:09 5:07

38 2905 Glenn Lee 48 M 51:13 5:08

39 3907 Rommel Fernandez 34 M 51:17 5:08

40 3599 Mary Grace Parcon 18 F 51:19 5:08

41 2104 Dennis Alog 33 M 51:22 5:09

42 2220 Noel Miano 50 M 51:24 5:09

43 2092 Lemuel Lopera 38 M 51:26 5:09

44 4288 Bob Aguila 45 M 51:34 5:10

45 3739 51:43 5:11

46 2998 Jody Jacinto 37 M 51:44 5:11

47 2703 Francisco Tuvera 31 M 51:46 5:11

48 4476 51:50 5:11

49 4355 Manolo Perez M 51:51 5:12

50 4319 Rolando Ocenar 48 M 51:52 5:12

51 2593 Robert Delos Santos 33 M 51:54 5:12

52 4194 Michelle Siy-yap 37 F 51:54 5:12

53 9986 Arman Guitterez 27 M 51:58 5:12

54 2842 Dennis Ong 41 M 52:00 5:12

55 3256 Joemer Valencia 23 M 52:01 5:13

56 3169 Raul Villaverde 32 M 52:05 5:13

57 2428 Ardie Garcia 39 M 52:08 5:13

58 3900 52:14 5:14

59 3354 Lou Hansel Gonzales 26 M 52:16 5:14

60 2592 Jaypee Delossantos 25 M 52:17 5:14

61 2342 Pablo Quinones 47 M 52:17 5:14

62 3215 Clarissa Delgado 23 F 52:21 5:15

63 2838 52:22 5:15

64 3213 Jose Ricardo Chan 29 M 52:23 5:15

65 2134 Renie Madrazo 39 M 52:29 5:15

66 1306 52:30 5:15

67 250 Carlos Turla 42 M 52:35 5:16

68 3661 Normando Soriano 38 M 52:36 5:16

69 3841 Arjohn Mendoza M 52:36 5:16

70 2719 Jerico Antonio 26 M 52:38 5:16

71 4469 Aries Espinosa M 52:40 5:16

72 2317 John PAul Dy 36 M 52:43 5:17

73 2042 Jose Llaneta 37 M 52:45 5:17

74 2966 Alvin Matias 44 M 52:46 5:17

75 2505 Macky Chamarro 39 M 52:48 5:17

76 3164 Joanne Golpe 27 F 52:48 5:17

77 3806 Mark Tibo-oc M 52:52 5:18

78 4348 52:53 5:18

79 2603 Jose Carlos Ty 25 M 52:59 5:18

80 3510 Gregor Mucha 33 M 53:01 5:19

81 4088 Lester Gabiola 26 M 53:03 5:19

82 3738 M 53:04 5:19

83 2056 Wilson Centino 28 M 53:05 5:19

84 3839 F 53:08 5:19

85 2283 Jeremy Uy 28 M 53:10 5:19

86 2146 Junn Besana 40 M 53:12 5:20

87 3208 Wayne Conales 26 M 53:13 5:20

88 9163 Ronald Navarro 30 M 53:15 5:20

89 4040 Marlon Mateo 25 M 53:18 5:20

90 4488 Ramelito Achazo 37 M 53:19 5:20

91 3981 Augustus Patacsil 29 M 53:19 5:20

92 2497 Leandro Losaria 28 M 53:20 5:20

93 3053 Ildebrando Yap 42 M 53:21 5:21

94 4060 53:21 5:21

95 3901 Marion Allam 38 M 53:22 5:21

96 2038 Alexander Dalisay 27 M 53:24 5:21

97 1226 53:27 5:21

98 9194 F 53:29 5:21

99 2078 Bon Fernandez 46 M 53:30 5:21

100 2410 Monday Battad 26 M 53:31 5:21

101 2783 Mark Niles 29 M 53:31 5:22

102 3303 Mark Anthony Sta.Mari 21 M 53:33 5:22

103 2822 Michael Pua 36 M 53:36 5:22

104 1161 Danilo Estrella 27 M 53:37 5:22

105 4495 Arle Crucero 34 M 53:38 5:22

106 9959 Edward Ursula M 53:38 5:22

107 3649 Ryan Marin 34 M 53:39 5:22

108 4358 Franklin Benasoy 47 M 53:41 5:23

109 2547 Joshua Pe Benito 17 M 53:42 5:23

110 3576 Joel Ramos 29 M 53:44 5:23

111 2084 Susano Yu 51 M 53:45 5:23

112 4309 53:47 5:23

113 2124 Rufily Anne Benitez 31 F 53:47 5:23

114 4274 Troy Cabungco 18 M 53:48 5:23

115 2797 Carlos Ocampo 28 M 53:50 5:23

116 2329 Michael Vicencio 29 M 53:51 5:24

117 2359 Mel Lawrence De Guzma 25 M 53:54 5:24

118 2233 Gilbert Chua 35 M 53:56 5:24

119 3527 Obel Mercado 38 M 53:56 5:24

120 2011 Timothy Tan 25 M 53:58 5:24

121 2010 Emil Ruff 28 M 53:58 5:24

122 3279 Rholand Adaya 23 M 53:59 5:24

123 3499 Clinton Campos Hess 38 M 54:00 5:24

124 4137 54:01 5:25

125 2080 Philip Tuzon 39 M 54:01 5:25

126 3844 Peter Straus 46 M 54:02 5:25

127 2862 Leo De Guzman 51 M 54:02 5:25

128 9365 Bopip Paraguya 38 M 54:03 5:25

129 9842 54:04 5:25

130 3578 Arthur Panganiban 37 M 54:07 5:25

131 2040 Roderick Poyaoan 31 M 54:09 5:25

132 3725 Ken Rodriguez 36 M 54:09 5:25

133 3155 Kiboy Diaz 22 M 54:12 5:26

134 2158 Victorina Calma 35 F 54:12 5:26

135 3848 Edgar Guzman M 54:15 5:26

136 2476 Arvin Caneda 29 M 54:16 5:26

137 3459 Ernesto Magacay M 54:19 5:26

138 2036 Felizardo Varilla 33 M 54:20 5:26

139 3824 Sherman Valero M 54:21 5:27

140 2487 Chester Macabunga 27 M 54:22 5:27

141 2479 Nino Amurao 27 M 54:23 5:27

142 750 Aruel Jimenez 30 M 54:25 5:27

143 2301 Michael Laoana 27 M 54:25 5:27

144 3643 Jojo Santiago 29 M 54:28 5:27

145 2464 Edsel Sobrevinas 24 M 54:31 5:28

146 366 John De Leyra 29 M 54:36 5:28

147 1162 Jonathan Martinez 29 M 54:38 5:28

148 2231 Ronaldo Almazan 29 M 54:41 5:29

149 1056 Raphael Reyes 32 M 54:43 5:29

150 4483 Carlos Ramos 34 M 54:45 5:29

151 2159 Jomini Nazareno 30 M 54:47 5:29

152 9371 Rodrigo Marco Jr 33 M 54:48 5:29

153 3235 Rex San Pedro 33 M 54:50 5:29

154 9469 54:52 5:30

155 4214 Walter Oafallas 33 M 54:53 5:30

156 2544 Marian Arcao 30 F 54:55 5:30

157 3663 54:56 5:30

158 4257 54:57 5:30

159 2952 Fermin Limbo 26 M 54:58 5:30

160 3802 Oliver Comia M 55:00 5:30

161 2391 Richard Cruz 39 M 55:01 5:31

162 1228 55:05 5:31

163 3726 Jonathan Colao 30 M 55:07 5:31

164 2166 Joselito Coronel 40 M 55:08 5:31

165 2664 Lana Jacel Mercado 31 F 55:10 5:31

166 3150 Ronald Austria 38 M 55:17 5:32

167 2682 Luis Galguera 48 M 55:18 5:32

168 2167 Lance Gokongwei 42 M 55:19 5:32

169 2165 Joselito Javinar 39 M 55:20 5:32

170 3489 Mark Fer Castillo 27 M 55:21 5:33

171 2390 Robert Cruz 44 M 55:22 5:33

172 2876 Divino Pote 30 M 55:23 5:33

173 2237 Michael Lugtu 33 M 55:25 5:33

174 2058 Cameron Cabanlig 24 M 55:26 5:33

175 2863 Carlo De Guzman 17 M 55:27 5:33

176 2773 Enrico Canoy 30 M 55:28 5:33

177 3076 Allan Daluz 27 M 55:28 5:33

178 4332 John Aguilar 32 M 55:29 5:33

179 9951 Ken Estrallado 32 M 55:34 5:34

180 3503 Rodrigo Giongco 38 M 55:34 5:34

181 3448 Crisanto Cayago 35 M 55:36 5:34

182 1305 55:37 5:34

183 2812 Joseph Nacpil 36 M 55:37 5:34

184 3753 Reyan Aquino 28 M 55:38 5:34

185 4496 Ralphwaldo Camarillo 37 M 55:41 5:35

186 2553 Enrico Gonzalez 46 M 55:43 5:35

187 3540 Randy Tepace 29 M 55:46 5:35

188 2574 Amador Cruz 37 M 55:49 5:35

189 4173 Bernie Macamdoc 28 M 55:52 5:36

190 2751 Natalie Ng 36 F 55:55 5:36

191 3787 Nick Noriega M 55:55 5:36

192 1310 55:56 5:36

193 4292 Jose Antonio Veloso 44 M 55:57 5:36

194 2031 Arsenio Panuelos 49 M 55:57 5:36

195 2663 David Lee 24 M 55:58 5:36

196 2041 Hapi Tinchanco 24 M 56:00 5:36

197 3338 Cristopher Atienza 32 M 56:00 5:36

198 2243 Willard Macaraan 30 M 56:01 5:37

199 3535 Raymond Lising 29 M 56:03 5:37

200 3734 Miguel Vazquez 22 M 56:04 5:37

201 2969 Marco Manicsic 29 M 56:07 5:37

202 2253 Arnel Faduga 32 M 56:09 5:37

203 4260 56:10 5:37

204 2089 Jackson Sia 25 M 56:11 5:38

205 3061 Brian Ng 27 M 56:12 5:38

206 3122 Lloyd Wee 29 M 56:12 5:38

207 4393 Nerio Madeloza M 56:14 5:38

208 2814 Lee Remo 36 M 56:14 5:38

209 3380 Valentin Tanzualo 40 M 56:15 5:38

210 4405 56:16 5:38

211 2043 Mark Viesca 32 M 56:17 5:38

212 2272 Jorge Calumpiano 30 M 56:17 5:38

213 2137 Sony Yap 35 M 56:18 5:38

214 9961 Francis Librando M 56:18 5:38

215 2354 Christian Ibanes 38 M 56:19 5:38

216 3384 Michael Daguinod 29 M 56:20 5:38

217 3492 Charle Garcia 21 M 56:20 5:38

218 3586 Marlon Santos 37 M 56:21 5:39

219 3588 Pioquinto Arambulo 60 M 56:23 5:39

220 3465 James Quijano 32 M 56:24 5:39

221 4131 56:25 5:39

222 4064 Numeriano jr. Samar 36 M 56:26 5:39

223 1088 Pedro Timan M 56:26 5:39

224 2088 Soriano Yu 43 M 56:27 5:39

225 2472 Lounel Bitabara 24 M 56:27 5:39

226 4062 Elmer Almonte 45 M 56:28 5:39

227 2915 Ariel Castro 42 M 56:29 5:39

228 4050 Charles De Ausen 32 M 56:29 5:39

229 1091 56:30 5:39

230 2550 Jan Vincent Montifalc 23 M 56:31 5:40

231 2954 Manuel Gutierrez 28 M 56:33 5:40

232 4154 56:34 5:40

233 2921 Abelito Vera Cruz 16 M 56:35 5:40

234 4054 56:36 5:40

235 3656 Alfredo Vedarozaga 28 M 56:37 5:40

236 3357 Harold Deresma 28 M 56:38 5:40

237 2234 Jonathan Samonte 35 M 56:38 5:40

238 3084 Jowenson Ian Sy 20 M 56:39 5:40

239 4061 56:40 5:40

240 3572 Stanley Tan 24 M 56:41 5:41

241 3335 Cecilia Comia 19 F 56:43 5:41

242 2957 Loven Fulgencio 28 M 56:43 5:41

243 3163 Rex Caesar Agno 36 M 56:43 5:41

244 3156 Jose vero Marfil 28 M 56:45 5:41

245 4210 Jan-Alain Acejo 22 M 56:45 5:41

246 2908 Jefpril Angeles 27 M 56:46 5:41

247 998 Jojit Adelan M 56:46 5:41

248 2341 Roy Galido 45 M 56:47 5:41

249 3116 Jim Jimenez 25 M 56:47 5:41

250 2813 Robert Igarta 45 M 56:49 5:41

251 2735 Jeffrey Tan 30 M 56:50 5:41

252 4439 Mr. Sitjar M 56:52 5:42

253 2408 Esteban Salvan 38 M 56:53 5:42

254 2004 Carlo Molod 27 M 56:55 5:42

255 3178 Roldan Jocson 29 M 56:55 5:42

256 3583 Kim Pullante 21 M 56:56 5:42

257 9960 Orlando Salenga M 56:57 5:42

258 3295 Miguel Acosta 30 M 57:00 5:42

259 2718 Marbeth Omega 27 M 57:02 5:43

260 2538 Allan Gerard Francisc 25 M 57:04 5:43

261 2289 Vivian Butalid 35 F 57:06 5:43

262 3334 Kit Montecillo 29 M 57:08 5:43

263 2493 Gerry Monserrate 30 M 57:09 5:43

264 2288 Emmanuel Torres 48 M 57:09 5:43

265 3083 Johenson Sy 24 M 57:10 5:43

266 1233 57:10 5:43

267 3273 Rico Salvador 33 M 57:11 5:44

268 4019 Alejandro Balboa III 36 M 57:12 5:44

269 3179 Enrique Tamondong jr. 46 M 57:14 5:44

270 3168 Daniel Barboza 43 M 57:20 5:44

271 4333 Edwin Alfonso Jr. 23 M 57:22 5:45

272 2473 Flaegil Montebon 24 M 57:25 5:45

273 2382 Mar Joey Lucero 45 M 57:29 5:45

274 4241 Reynan Orilon 25 M 57:29 5:45

275 2348 Emilio Bornales 30 M 57:30 5:45

276 3202 Paul Catigum 24 M 57:31 5:46

277 3625 Alfredo Tenorio Jr 26 M 57:32 5:46

278 1063 Jun Sabado 32 M 57:33 5:46

279 3277 Hazel Bruno 25 F 57:33 5:46

280 4489 Jefferson Neron 37 M 57:34 5:46

281 4403 57:37 5:46

282 3644 Rey Repollo Jr 18 M 57:37 5:46

283 2780 RD Cimafranca 25 M 57:38 5:46

284 4427 Joel Leelin 26 M 57:38 5:46

285 4236 JC Pacurib 25 M 57:38 5:46

286 3567 Randy Dadpaas 35 M 57:40 5:46

287 3655 Roger Banico 35 M 57:40 5:46

288 3166 Gabriel Magsino 34 M 57:41 5:47

289 2053 Sherwin Baltazar 33 M 57:42 5:47

290 3962 Noel Christoph Lavari 18 M 57:43 5:47

291 2997 Jonathan Albano 30 M 57:43 5:47

292 4353 57:45 5:47

293 3437 Lito Batacan 43 M 57:45 5:47

294 2125 John Bryan Portal 27 M 57:46 5:47

295 3145 Julito Delos Reyes 44 M 57:47 5:47

296 2774 Severino Bariuan 49 M 57:48 5:47

297 3374 Giovanni Nazal 38 M 57:49 5:47

298 1167 Ivan Requinta 29 M 57:50 5:47

299 3054 Apolinario Panebe 53 M 57:50 5:47

300 3361 Juan Lizares 44 M 57:53 5:48

301 3173 Peterson Ong 38 M 57:54 5:48

302 2630 Andre Martin Aquino 15 M 57:55 5:48

303 4069 Mark Anthony Jacob 29 M 57:57 5:48

304 2768 Dennis Deinla M 57:58 5:48

305 4058 Michael De Vera 38 M 57:59 5:48

306 2441 Michael Enriquez 35 M 58:01 5:49

307 1174 Franco Varona 28 M 58:02 5:49

308 2486 Ardonis Gonzales 25 M 58:02 5:49

309 2353 Alvin Rivera 34 M 58:02 5:49

310 2824 Emmanuel Guidote 23 M 58:04 5:49

311 2610 Christine Rono 38 F 58:05 5:49

312 2457 Li Jose Onrubia 38 M 58:06 5:49

313 4310 Dennis Antonio M 58:08 5:49

314 3768 Romulus Canieso M 58:08 5:49

315 3598 Al Neri 39 M 58:11 5:50

316 4383 Barry Red M 58:12 5:50

317 3970 Christian Castillo 23 M 58:12 5:50

318 2063 Arnel Tuazon 36 M 58:13 5:50

319 9990 Paul Gracia 32 M 58:15 5:50

320 4399 Rean Cabati M 58:16 5:50

321 2844 Rodolfo Bombon jr. 36 M 58:19 5:50

322 4482 Boying Ramos 35 M 58:20 5:50

323 2239 Deo Custodio 36 M 58:22 5:51

324 4308 58:22 5:51

325 3332 Rolly Cuales 37 M 58:23 5:51

326 2963 Pedro Ratilla 47 M 58:23 5:51

327 2613 Noel Medina 38 M 58:24 5:51

328 4160 Christian Cruz 32 M 58:25 5:51

329 2910 Yuji Sasaki 19 M 58:26 5:51

330 2236 Clifford Catubigan 32 M 58:28 5:51

331 2216 Rodrey Filipinas 29 M 58:28 5:51

332 617 Beryl Gabiota 50 M 58:29 5:51

333 3614 Renato Suarez 47 M 58:29 5:51

334 3201 Peter Quintana 40 M 58:29 5:51

335 3129 Rommel Roque 31 M 58:31 5:52

336 3630 Pio Buray 53 M 58:32 5:52

337 2108 Mark Anthony De Guia 26 M 58:32 5:52

338 3055 Nestor Bandilla 54 M 58:33 5:52

339 1333 58:33 5:52

340 2865 Nelson Casimiro 32 M 58:35 5:52

341 8448 Kathy De Mesa 20 F 58:37 5:52

342 4222 Allan Saliva M 58:37 5:52

343 2586 Rufino Villanasco 40 M 58:38 5:52

344 3890 Louie Cagulada M 58:38 5:52

345 3226 Rico Marlo Banua 37 M 58:40 5:52

346 3793 Jose Cando 36 M 58:41 5:53

347 2139 Paul William Gonzales 24 M 58:43 5:53

348 1241 58:44 5:53

349 3118 Michael Villaflor 34 M 58:44 5:53

350 4421 58:46 5:53

351 1011 Jaymie Pizarro F 58:48 5:53

352 2955 Gundy Pinon 32 M 58:51 5:53

353 716 Willie Guevara 56 M 58:51 5:54

354 1247 58:51 5:54

355 2524 Gabriel Salvador 15 M 58:52 5:54

356 4188 Angelo Navarro 39 M 58:53 5:54

357 3741 DJ Durano 37 M 58:56 5:54

358 2259 Kristian Soriano 30 M 58:58 5:54

359 3762 Leonardo Dacumos M 58:58 5:54

360 4242 Juan Sta Cruz 34 M 59:00 5:54

361 4243 Patrick Bocobo 29 M 59:01 5:55

362 3882 Imelda De Joya 28 F 59:02 5:55

363 4052 Miguel Pizarro 43 M 59:03 5:55

364 3442 Rocky Turingan 32 M 59:07 5:55

365 2357 Jonathan Gabieta 29 M 59:09 5:55

366 2309 Henry Aduita 25 M 59:10 5:55

367 2678 Jeffrey Tan 25 M 59:12 5:56

368 3181 Sherwyn Yao 35 M 59:12 5:56

369 3994 Joseph Juachon M 59:13 5:56

370 3814 Warren Co Say 31 M 59:14 5:56

371 3815 Antonio Bronsal M 59:14 5:56

372 2311 Angela Agregado 25 F 59:15 5:56

373 3435 Dennis Dayon 36 M 59:16 5:56

374 3209 Gerry Llamas 41 M 59:17 5:56

375 2696 Floyd Galimba 26 M 59:18 5:56

376 2285 Melvin Alegre 30 M 59:20 5:56

377 3792 Raymund Laurel M 59:21 5:57

378 4276 Henry Yasay 38 M 59:24 5:57

379 9982 Herman Quiroz M 59:25 5:57

380 2723 Irineo Reyes 25 M 59:26 5:57

381 2367 Mark Fhil Monton 26 M 59:28 5:57

382 3022 Geiselle Lubang 29 F 59:28 5:57

383 4396 59:28 5:57

384 1092 59:30 5:57

385 2930 Clint Cation 36 M 59:31 5:58

386 3568 Gary Desales 35 M 59:31 5:58

387 3191 Froilan Bayle 49 M 59:34 5:58

388 2591 Christopher Changco 34 M 59:35 5:58

389 1294 59:35 5:58

390 2569 Aeson Lim 26 M 59:36 5:58

391 3505 Rodelio Fernandez 35 M 59:40 5:58

392 2366 Rogelio Gumabay Jr. 40 M 59:42 5:59

393 2375 Fernando Villar 41 M 59:45 5:59

394 3407 Michael Munoz 34 M 59:46 5:59

395 3639 Ian Angustia 31 M 59:47 5:59

396 3941 Antonio Tambunting 42 M 59:48 5:59

397 2843 Frederick Gante 29 M 59:48 5:59

398 2992 Jonathan Costales 32 M 59:49 5:59

399 4347 59:49 5:59

400 2837 Rodrigo Galay 40 M 59:50 5:59

401 1077 59:51 6:00

402 4397 59:52 6:00

403 4486 Leopoldo Santos 52 M 59:53 6:00

404 3405 Roonet Go 57 M 59:54 6:00

405 4357 59:54 6:00

406 3250 Nicanor San andres jr 27 M 59:55 6:00

407 2864 Marivic De Guzman 51 F 59:56 6:00

408 2235 Roberth Catigum 28 M 59:57 6:00

409 2761 Juan Ernest Malvar 27 M 59:58 6:00

410 3629 Lemuel Jayco 52 M 1:00:01 6:01

411 4007 1:00:03 6:01

412 2260 Kim Soriano 32 M 1:00:04 6:01

413 3754 Mary Ann Lim F 1:00:04 6:01

414 1232 1:00:05 6:01

415 4215 1:00:06 6:01

416 2379 Carlos Morales 38 M 1:00:07 6:01

417 2052 Franklin Panuncio 25 M 1:00:09 6:01

418 3524 Sidney Abuel 31 M 1:00:10 6:01

419 2414 Leilani Tan 38 F 1:00:11 6:02

420 2438 Rico Macalintal 40 M 1:00:12 6:02

421 1074 1:00:14 6:02

422 4440 Marlon Cabanlong M 1:00:15 6:02

423 3832 Mark Montiros M 1:00:16 6:02

424 2261 Sherdan Sabularse 32 M 1:00:17 6:02

425 2563 1:00:17 6:02

426 3023 Mario Uson Jr. 40 M 1:00:18 6:02

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868 4256 Pong Balatibat 25 F 1:06:16 6:38

869 2324 Joena Abrenica 31 F 1:06:17 6:38

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871 2323 Erlando Abrenica 53 M 1:06:18 6:38

872 2397 Benson Yao 42 M 1:06:19 6:38

873 3311 Angelo Macatangay 24 M 1:06:19 6:38

874 3310 Antonio Cabrera III 24 M 1:06:20 6:38

875 2387 Jobie Pacheco 32 M 1:06:20 6:38

876 3337 Clara Comia 21 F 1:06:21 6:39

877 3805 Ferdie Solidum 43 M 1:06:21 6:39

878 3526 1:06:22 6:39

879 3770 Lucio Bautista M 1:06:22 6:39

880 3551 Marvin Bailon 31 M 1:06:23 6:39

881 4360 Romeo Dizon 56 M 1:06:24 6:39

882 3564 Michael dela Fuente 27 M 1:06:24 6:39

883 2595 Catherine Castaneda 33 F 1:06:25 6:39

884 2961 Regina Arcilla 22 F 1:06:25 6:39

885 2893 Crisante Cabagay 34 M 1:06:25 6:39

886 4224 Jose Benedicto 36 M 1:06:26 6:39

887 2468 Joseph Silva 25 M 1:06:26 6:39

888 4474 John Rey Ferrer M 1:06:27 6:39

889 2631 Elvin Lee 25 M 1:06:28 6:39

890 2046 Genevieve Gochaco 30 F 1:06:28 6:39

891 2153 Sid Apolinario 27 M 1:06:29 6:39

892 3072 Jason Reyes 37 M 1:06:30 6:39

893 2674 Raymundo Geronimo 52 M 1:06:30 6:39

894 2557 Mikhail Baylon 24 M 1:06:31 6:40

895 2098 Ronald Chua 37 M 1:06:31 6:40

896 3359 Christian Villar 28 M 1:06:31 6:40

897 2522 Jericho Cruz 25 M 1:06:32 6:40

898 2974 Miggs Garcia 32 M 1:06:32 6:40

899 4083 Aaron Lam 18 M 1:06:33 6:40

900 9987 Edzel De Leon 25 M 1:06:33 6:40

Urbanathalon

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Urbanathalon and Festival Registration

November 22, 2009
5:00 a.m.
McKinley Hill, Taguig City
(behind McKinley Information Center)

This November, run the Men’s Health Urbanathlon™, a race unlike any other!
Hit the concrete, do a skyscraper vertical run, scramble through urban obstacles and never, ever forget it.

Secure YOUR spot. REGISTER NOW!

For more information, visit www.menshealth.com.ph.

Registration period is from October 29 to November 18, 2009 only.

B3, Bonifacio High St.,
Bonifacio Global City,
Taguig, Philippines

ONLINE REGISTRATION
www.finishline.ph
Call Vince Mendoza, 703-1736

CATEGORY
REGISTRATION FEES
ASSEMBLY TIME
GUN START
5 KM w/ obstacles
P 450
5:30 am
6:00 am
10 KM w/ obstacles
P 450
5:30 am
6:10 am

Registration fee includes Race kit, Finisher shirt, Men’s Health November issue and breakfast at the festival!

Extreme Marinduque Series 2:: Nov 28-29, 2009

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Start Time: Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 6:30am
End Time: Sunday, November 29, 2009 at 9:30pm
Location: CMI, Mine Site
City/Town: Mogpog, Philippines

Description: This is a two day cycling event.
* First day Duathlon Run-Bike-Run 5-20-5
* Second day Aggressive X-Country 35km, 6 Laps Loop

http://or2pod.multiply.com/photos/album/19/Marinduque_Extreme_series_2#

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=121561613753&index=1

the 1st Extreme Marinduque: http://or2pod.multiply.com/photos/album/11/1st_Marinduque_Extreme_XC_Race

location map:
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You can book now for a place to stay.
http://www.bellaroccaresorts.com/?file=kop1.php
or we can do it for you anywhere in the island.

Add ko lang tentative race route. One loop is about 5km composed of 40% uphill, 30% downhill and 30% flats.
extreme-marinduque-series-2-nov-28-29-2009

One of the drops
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Race Category and Prizes

Duathlon Prizes
One Category only Open
1st--10,000PhP
2nd-8,000PhP
3rd--6,000Php
4th to 10th 1,000PhP each

Elite/Open Class
1st--15,000PhP
2nd-13,000PhP
3rd--10,000PhP
4th to 10th--1,000PhP each

Executive Class/40 up
1st--3,000PhP
2nd-2,000PhP
3rd--1,000PhP

Beginner/Local only
1st--3,000PhP
2nd-2,000PhP
3rd--1,000PhP

Distances are the same for all categories.

You can reach Marinduque by Air, Land and Sea.
by Air: go to nearest Zestair or Seaair ticket outlets.

by land and sea:
private commute-go to Lucena city and board a Roll on roll off vessel for Marinduque.
public transport board a bus JAC Liner in Kamuning and get off in Boac, Marinduque.

2nd Leg Philippine Dragon Boat Federation Regatta 2009

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CONFIRMED ENTRIES for 2nd Leg

As of October 22, 5:00PM

MEN'S OPEN

1. Blue Phoenix

2. De La Salle University - Team A

3. De La Salle University - Team B

4. Maharlika Drakon

5. Manila Ocean Park

6. One Piece Drakon Sangres

7. Philippine Navy

8. PYROS

9. Rowers Club Philippines

10. San Beda College

WOMENS

1. De La Salle University

2. Philippine Navy

3. Rowers Club Philippines

4. Triton Dragonboat Team

MIXED

1. De La Salle University

2. Manila Ocean Park

3. One Piece Drakon Sangres

4. Philippine Navy

5. PYROS

6. San Beda College

INTER-COLLEGIATE

1. De La Salle University

2. San Beda College

Baywalk, Manila
October 4, 2009

Category:
- Men’s Open 300m
- Women’s Open 300m
- Inter-Collegiate 300m

Note: For the Issuance of Temp Race IDs, you may email your request directly to KC Aquino:kca_aquino@yahoo.com

SCHEDULE OF SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES:
SEPT 24 (Thur) – Confirmation of Participation (EMAIL, required!)

Note: To avoid clogging other members of this egroup inbox, please email DIRECTLY to my email address your Teams Confirmation : macristina.o@gmail.com

SEPT 27 (Sun) – Team Managers Meeting, PDBF Office, 830am onwards
(only 2 Representatives per team [can be TM, Sec-Gen &/or Team Captains)

– Drawing of Lots
– Deadline of Submission of HardCopy Entries (Galleries/Waivers)
– Deadline of RegFee Payment (Php100/pax)

OCTOBER 4 (SUN) – RACE DAY!!!

Instructions in filling up the registration form:

Category refers to whether your team is entering the Mens Open 300m and/or Womens 300m or Inter-Collegiate 300m.
Please write the complete name of your team
Please indicate the LEG number that you are joining (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
In writing the name of the CREW MEMBERS, please identify first the members who were part of your LINE UP in the last or previous leg who will also be part of crew in this quarter. Follow the corresponding members’ number in the gallery line up of the previous leg. (This is not applicable to the 1st Leg).
Encode/ write the name of your old crew (meaning who were part of the previous leg) and answerYES in the (first) column that asks, “RACER LAST LEG?’ (Note: Not applicable to 1st leg)
After completing the names of your old crew members, write down the names of your new crew for this leg in the remaining blanks. Again please follow the gallery numbering format. (Note: Not applicable to 1st leg)
Please indicate the age (17-60) of your crew members
Please indicate the year when your member joined your team
ROLE refers to paddler, reserve paddler, drummer, steersman, official (Team Manager or Coach)
Please ensure that the registration form is signed and dated by your team captain and team manager before submitting. Unsigned form will not be accepted.

For the Men’s Open 300m
Nos: 1-11 mens line up in stroke side
12-22 mens line up bow side
23 is the drummer
24 is the steersman
25 Official (Team Manager/Coach)

For the Women’s 300m
Nos: 1-9 womens line up in stroke side
10-18 womens line up bow side
19 reserve (any side)
20 is the drummer,
21 is the steersman
22 Official (Team Manager/Coach)

ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS:

When making crew changes, please use the official PDBF CHANGE CREW form. Only 2 crew changes will be allowed.
Please follow schedule of submission of confirmation, entry forms, registration payment and updated monthly dues
No ID, no loading policy will be strictly implemented
Coaches are not allowed to drum but are only allowed to steer
Women’s drummer for the Women’s category. For the Men’s Open, either man or woman.
Must all wear the same team uniform.

Download forms

PDBF Confirmation
PDBF 2009 Registration and Waiver Form
2nd Leg regatta GALLERY Line up form MENS clean copy
2nd Leg regatta GALLERY Line up form WOMENS clean copy
2nd Leg regatta GALLERY Line up form INTER-COL clean copy
Change Crew Form

Tian Ze Hai Yun Resort Sanya

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Tian Ze Hai Yun Resort Sanya
Jinniu District, Chengdu, Sichuan, China

It may sound cliché, but Haoge Business Hotel in Chengdu, China truly is an all-inclusive

destination for both leisure-seeking guests and itinerant business travelers.

And there are countless reasons to prove just that. One, we’re close to different attractions

every wanderlust would wish to see, like the Thatched Cottage of Du Fu and Qiyang Temple. Two,

we have aptly furnished accommodations come packed with essentials—satellite TV, Internet,

air-conditioning, breakfast—name it, we have it.

And finally, our excellent roster of facilities, which includes a business center, Chinese

restaurant, and ballroom, is certainly commendable. You won’t find such conveniences anywhere

else; you can only have them at Haoge Business Hotel Chengdu.

Snug Spaces, Delightful Touches

Our spacious air-conditioned Chengdu hotel rooms boast delightful features. Cap the night with

a drink from the mini-bar. Cool off with a shower or a dip in the tub. Or simply while away the

time surfing the Internet or watching satellite TV.

Where Business & Leisure Converge

For meetings and other corporate affairs, busy executives may use the business center and

function room. Leisure guests can enjoy a meal at the Chinese restaurant or get a soothing

massage. All your needs can be met at Haoge Business Hotel.

Rooms and Rates

Come home to Haoge Business Hotel and find everything you need for a comfortable retreat. Each

of our Chengdu accommodations is beautifully appointed. Rooms all boast individually controlled

air-conditioning, free Internet connectivity, satellite TV, a mini-bar, and IDD phone.

Relaxation is made more convenient with a separate shower and bathtub, while thoughtful

add-ons, like a hair dryer and iron and ironing board, lend further ease.

Best of all, you can select between single- and twin-bed Chengdu accommodations. Whatever

choice you make, you’re guaranteed to have the time of your life at our hotel.

All rooms at Haoge Business Hotel are good for two (2) persons only.

Business Single Room
• Double bed
• All rates are inclusive of service charge and breakfasts
• Free high-speed Internet access

Rates start at CNY 220.00+

Business Standard Room
• Twin bed
• All rates are inclusive of service charge and breakfasts
• Free high-speed Internet access

Rates start at CNY 220.00+

Facilities and Services

Be assured of an entirely worry-free stay at our four-star hotel in Chengdu, China. Here, your

leisure and business needs are duly covered.

Dining and Leisure
• Restaurant – mainly Chinese cuisine but also serves Western buffets
• Tea house
• Beauty salons
• Chess room
• Massage

Requisite Conveniences
• Business center – provides phone, fax, printing, photocopying, and secretarial services
• Ballroom
• Function room
• 24-hour front desk and security

Ample parking is also available at Haoge Business Hotel in Chengdu, China.

Location

Only 30 minutes from Shuangliu International Airport (CTU), Haoge Business Hotel in Chengdu,

China is, indeed, highly accessible to both foreign and local travelers. It stands right next

to the Thatched Cottage of Du Fu and enjoys proximity to other attractions, including Tian Fu

Square. This site is only five minutes away.

Getting around the city is also quite a breeze, as guests can conveniently reach the railway

station in just 25 minutes. Shuttle buses and taxis are widely available as well, especially

since Chengdu is considered the transportation hub of Southwest China.

Accessibility, along with its gift of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, makes Chengdu

well-loved by holidaymakers. It was even named as the fourth most livable city in the country

by the broadsheet China Daily.

Location Information

In a city that teems with pleasant things to see, these places rate high on every traveler’s

itinerary:

• Wuhou Memorial Temple
• Wenshu Monastery
• Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area
• Huanglong Valley
• Chengdu Panda Breeding and Research Center

And to make your stay more memorable, be sure to catch a glimpse of Qiyang Temple before you

leave Haoge Business Hotel in Chengdu, China.

Location Address

Haoge Business Hotel
Number 1, West 3rd Section of 1st Circle Road
Jinniu District, Chengdu
Sichuan, China 610072

Hotel Las Golondrinas - Playa del Carmen, Mexico

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Live site
Your Home Away From Home

Hotel

Skip sub-par lodgings in favor of familiar and comfortable spaces at Hotel Las Golondrinas. Our rooms – all equipped with Internet access and air-conditioning – offer a cozy nook where holidaymakers and business travelers will easily feel right at home. Best of all, a cordial room service crew is readily available to attend to your needs.

Relaxing in your four-star accommodation is a diversion in itself, but our hotel also has its fair share of entertainment and leisure. Our restaurant-bar and Club de Playa are sure party staples, while the pool should cater to the outdoor enthusiast.

Rooms and Rates

Overlaid with muted tones and soft hues, our Mexican-inspired rooms radiate a restful ambience like no other. Air-conditioning, a private toilet and shower, cable TV, and Internet access are standard in each accommodation.

Additional conveniences like an IDD phone, safe, and hair dryer are also provided. Complementing the already outstanding array of amenities are the unobstructed views of the pool and lush gardens.

Non-smoking accommodations are available. Room service can be requested.

Facilities and Services

The Caribbean Sea breeze begs to be savored, and what better way to delight in such natural pleasures than by enjoying our fine selection of facilities and services.

• Swimming pool
• Club de Playa
• Restaurant-bar
• High-speed Internet access
• Tour services
• Dry cleaning/ laundry
• Parking

Location

Hotel Las Golondrinas is situated within the heart of Playa del Carmen, México, where enviable tourist spots and shopping hubs are located. You’ll have no issues with accessibility as the city’s major arteries are within proximate distance from our hotel.

Playa del Carmen is a city located along the coast of the Caribbean Sea. It is one of the more popular destinations in the Riviera Maya, a tourism district in Quintana Roo State. Bask in the excited bustle of Quinta Avenida, a walkway filled with shops, bars, restaurants, and hotels. You can also soak up the sun along Playa del Carmen’s pristine beaches or engage in water activities like snorkeling and scuba diving.

Location Information

Aside from myriad tourist attractions, the city further impresses with commercial centers and other areas of interest that lie minutes away from Hotel Las Golondrinas:

• Supermarkets – 100 m
• Quinta Avenida – 200 m
• Banks – 200 m
• Park and church – 300 m
• Beach – 400 m

Hotel Las Golondrinas

Av. Constituyentes 178, entre av. 15 y av. 20
Centro, Playa del Carmen
Quintana Roo, México

Phone Number: (984) 873 2805
Fax Number: (984) 873 2463

Laguna De bay 200km Relay Race course

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Race Course: (Tentative)

Day 1

Tiendesitas to Sucat Health Center: 17.4km

Sucat Health Center to SM Santa Rosa: 19km

SM Sta. Rosa to Calamba City: 15. 6km

Calamba City to Calauan (LLDA office): 18km

Calauan to Sta. Cruz, Laguna: 19.5km

Total: 89.5km

Day 2

Sta. Cruz to Siniloan Municipal Hall: 25.4km

Siniloan to Jala jala (Meralco foundation): 25km

Jala jala to Tanay Town Plaza: 23.7 km

Tanay to Binangonan Municipal Hall: 20km

Binangonan to Tiendesitas: 27km

Total: 121.1 km

DILIM - Calbiga Cave , Samar Documentary

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May Contact po kami dito sa samar si Joni Bonifacio Nag invite sya this October Calbiga Cave for limited slot lang daw. so If you want to join this expedition you must register now.

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Adidas King of the Road 2009

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yellow singlet

Calling all runners & sports enthusiasts! The long wait is finally over…. "adidas King of the Road 2009" Date: October 25, 2009 Venue: Bonifacio High Street, Global City
Are you ready for Adidas 2009? This is one of the big races in Manila that is being anticipated by many runners. One thing I liked about this race, and i know most if not all will agree, is the good quality and design of the singlet. This year it will be a yellow one. You can check previous post here on the Adidas King of the Road 2009 singlet. We haven't received the official announcement yet, but here are the details from their facebook account. Adidas King of the Road (KOTR) 2009 October 25, 2009 Bonifacio High Street, Global City

MIT-MC Orienteering Cavite Maragon, Bonifacio shrine

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It is time we pay tribute to our heroic figures who went forth and conquered the wilds of the Philippines. For like us, they too, were travellers.. . explorers even. It was written that a literally barefoot army of Katipuneros marched from Talisay, Batangas and blazed new trails through Montalban and Angat and on to their river gorge fortress forged by nature at Biak-na-Bato in Bulacan.

Set on the historic province of Cavite, we dedicate this race in their honor and it will not just go without any challenge. When the knell of "National Heroes' Day" sound, on August 30, 2009, the hills and valleys under the shadows of Pico de Loro mountains will again come alive as athletes from Manila and nearby provinces test their physical and mental skills against each other to determine who will emerge victorious in the 2nd MIT-MC Orienteering Competition. This exciting event will focus on orienteering and will challenge the participant' s navigational skills, decision making and the strength to keep up not as an individual but as a team of filipino spirit. Furthermore, this will give you the oppotunity to discover the varied natural attractions the province has to offer.

The intermingling of history, adventure, sports and tourism will make this event an interesting and unique activity. This will be a national heroes' day worth remembering. Afterall, we've got a heritage of wanderlust flowing in our veins

petition for coal-mined

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Dear Gentlemen and Ladies:

Our Island is about to be raped. Catanduanes Mountains is about to be coal-mined through OPEN-PIT mining by people linked to Monte Oro Resources Incorporated despite the latter press denials to the contrary throug its Spoke Person , Senator Enrile: See Philippine Daily InquirerReport here: http://newsinfo. inquirer. net/inquirerhead lines/nation/ view/20090820- 221120/Bicol- bishops-to- seek-Popes- help

As one of the Biggest and Most Credible Mountaineering Federation in the Philippines, Our organization (Group of Environment Enthusiasts of Catanduanes Mountaineeringand Outdoor Club) is therefore pleading for help from the members of the federation for support to an online petition our group had initiated. You can read and sign the petition here : www.petition_ online.com/ 03091976/ petition_ html

Your kindness and support by signing the petition, disseminating it, and requesting our friends and collegues here and abroad to also support and sign the petition will forever be remembered by the people of our small island. Our small island is the last largest remaining forest frontier in the bicol. Please help us prevent this impending rape. We love our island as much as you love your own hometown. Please help.

Tingloy Island Discovery Race set in Batangas

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Tingloy Island Discovery Race set in Batangas

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Unravel the next hottest tourist hotspot and island getaway in Batangas in the Tingloy Island Discovery Race slated on August 14.

Set in the tradition of “Amazing Race”, the outdoor adventure event will explore the exotic sites of the island as some 40 three-person teams try to outwit and outrace one another to bring home handsome prizes.

The mixed gender teams, which should have at least one female member, will be required to perform certain tasks around the island. Participants should possess basic island navigation and swimming skills to be accepted.

Located in Maribacan Island off Batangas mainland, Tingloy boasts of clear waters and fine sand beaches, some 30 excellent dive spots, and a protected marine sanctuary which teems with rich underwater marine life.

According to Batangas provincial tourism officer Pancho Lardizabal, the race aims to highlight Tingloy as the next eco-tourism and sports adventure destination with its unique physical contour, unspoilt surrounding and natural charm. It is only about 30 minutes away from the popular dive area of Anilao in Mabini town.

He said that the event is in line with Batangas Gov. Vilma Santos Recto’s thrust of promoting the province as among the leading tourism spots in the country because of its diverse attraction and proximity to Manila.

Tingloy has smaller islands, namely Sombrero, Culebra, Malajibomanoc, and Caban. It also has a beautiful beach in Brgy. San Juan, facing Mindoro and Sepoc Point where an extension of Eagle Point Resort is located.

It also has enticing mountains with challenging slopes that beckon mountaineers.

For guests who intend to stay overnight, Tingloy has several resort hotels, most notable of which is Olympic Point Resort which has 22 aircon and non-aircon rooms with a swimming pool, view decks, and diving facilities.

The event coincides with the town’s patronal fiesta on August 16.

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ORIENTEERING CLINIC

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WHAT: ORIENTEERING CLINIC

WHERE: WAWA, Montalban

WHEN: AUGUST 23, 2009

REGISTRATION FEE: Php 150.00 (inclusion of MAP, Handouts and Entrance fee)

NOTE:
-Bring your own baseplate COMPASS
-Ballpen and Pencil
-Paper
-insect repellent
-map case or ziplock

ITINERARY (August 23)
0730 - Assembly @ LRT line 2 CUBAO STATION
0800 - ETD going to WAWA, Montalban
0900 - ETA WAWA, Montalban
0930 - START Lecture
1200 - Lunch break
1300 - MINI RACE (2-3hrs race)
1600 - END
1700 - UWIAN NA...

NOTE:
-bring or wear arm and leg warmer or pants and long sleeves shirt
-water container atleast 1 liter
-trail food

For more info contact:
bobby - 09062761836
sok - 09234088541 / 09172710264

Marathon Recovery Video

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Watch this short video before I take it down... and learn how
to recover from your marathon.

Marathon Recovery Video

In this video I show you exactly how to recover from your
marathon race. I hope you like it...

Last week I sent you two marathon training video's. I'm a bit
overwhelmed because already 2,469 marathoners have watched them.
It seems like someone is leaking these video's.

I don't want to be hard but can you please keep these video's to
yourself? This is valuable marathon training content and I only
want people on the Marathon Bible newsletter to watch them.

I've been flooded with emails asking me to open the
Marathon Bible Video package again. That might happen later
this week, but I'm not sure if I'll do it yet.

Last time it sold out and 2,469 marathoners have watched the
video's already so I guess a lot of people want in.

P.S. - Watch this video before I take it down and learn how
to recover from your marathon race...

Marathon Recovery Video

Ark of Avilon Zoo, tiendesitas, philippines

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Yesterday we went to Avilon Zoo Tiendesitas, Ortigas August 4,2009 with my family.
It is very affordable price for only 250php for adult and 200 for kids.
There are lots of animals and activity inside the avilon zoo, and the shape of the zoo is like Noah's Ark, like a big boat, and the most interesting here in the avilon is feeding koi fish, Eagle flying with the lage expand of wing, friendly orangutan name Jenny, and feeding Rabit with carot on the stick.

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Corregidor aquathlon challenge

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Corregidor Aquathlon Challenge

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The First Corregidor Aquathlon Challenge
October 10, 2009

Details:
- With total prizes worth P50,000 for both male and female categories
- Limited slots, only 285 participants, first come first serve basis
- Raffle prizes
- Registration fee with a free meal and gift pack
- Distance 400m swim, 7km run, 400m swim

For more information you may call or text:
Hana Young 09179261277
Joan Pallones 09274190023

For reservation you may log on:
Multiply: runplus@multiply. com
Email: irunplus@yahoo. com

Related Post for Sports event 2009
Ironman 703 Philippines
Corregidor aquathlon challenge
Breaking news live

Tiwi – Coron Adventure Renewable Energy Race

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Tiwi caR.E.ra

Tiwi – Coron Adventure Renewable Energy Race

August 22-23, 2009

BACKGROUND:

Tiwi caR.E.rais an adventure event patterned after the very popular Action Asia Challenge and set around the challenging and unique terrain of Tiwi town in the Province of Albay.

The race aims to promote the development and utilization of Renewable Energy as the country’s alternative to achieve energy security. Tiwi, Albay is known to be the birthplace of geothermal energy in the Philippines having started to harness geothermal energy in the early 70s. Geothermal energy is among the renewable energy sources promoted under the newly-enacted Renewable Energy Law and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, along with solar, wind, mini-hydro, ocean current and bio-mass.

The race will have teams racing non-stop for a maximum of 8 hours traversing jungle-clad mountain ranges and scenic geothermal reserve, rappelling down towering limestone cliffs, running along beautiful coastlines, crossing tropical sea stretches and hurdling challenges/obstacle s.

The course design shall have a maximum of 8 hours to complete and it shall be done by teams of two. This physically and mentally demanding course covers a distance of approximately 50 kms and involves different sporting events such as running, mountain biking, trekking, swimming, banca paddling, rope skills, land navigation and mental challenges.

CATEGORIES:

1. OPEN/ELITE: maximum of 50 km race

§ All men

§ Mixed

2.FUN: maximum of 20 km race

Each team shall have two members only. Support crew is not allowed.

REGISTRATION FEE

1. OPEN/ELITE: P1,200 (Albay residents), P1,500 (Non-Albay

residents)

2. FUN: P500.00 (Albay residents), P1,000 (Non-Albay residents)

Teams will be entitled to a race kit, pre and post-race dinner and race shirts.

REGISTRATION PROCESS:

Tiwi: Norman “Alvin” Jamora

Telefax: 052-488-5051

Mobile: 0929-3831761

Manila: Thumbie O. Remigio

Telefax: 02-9329071

Mobile: 0915-6872380

Download registration/ waiver form from www.tiwi.gov. ph or get from Mayor’s Office, Tiwi, Albay or Provincial Tourism Office, Albay Astrodome. You can also email Norman/Thumbie at tiwicarera@gmail. com.

Send accomplished form to tiwicarera@gmail. com or fax to Norman/Thumbie.

PRIZES:

OPEN/ELITE (Mixed and All Male):

1st Prize: 20,000.00 + Trophy or Medals

2nd Prize: 15,000.00 + Trophy or Medals

3rd Prize: 10,000.00 + Trophy or Medals

4th Prize: 5,000 + Trophy or Medals

5th Prize: 3,000 + Trophy or Medals

FUN:

1st Prize: 8,000.00 + Trophy or Medals

2nd Prize: 4,000.00 + Trophy or Medals

3rd Prize: 2,000.00 + Trophy or Medals

w/ Consolation Prizes

MANDATORY EQUIPMENT:

Each team is expected to provide their own equipment which they will carry during the race:

* Compass

* Waterproof map case/zip locks

* Hydration system

* Basic First Aid kit

* Whistle

* Race Food

* At least one Mobile phone

Additional during mountain Biking:

* 2 Mountain Bikes

* Individual helmets

* Spare tubes, pump, brake pads, bike tools, patch kit, extra brake and gear cable

* Gloves (optional)

Additional during swimming/paddling:

* Individuallifejacke ts

Additional during rope sections:

* Individual helmets

* Individual harnesses (UIAA approved)

* 2 descenders (8 ring)

* 4 locking carabiners

* 4 slings (will be used as cows tails)

RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT:

* Light weight jacket or poncho

* Sun screen

* Cap/hat

* Long sleeve shirt and pants

PRE-RACE BRIEFING:

All teams are required to register and attend the pre-race briefing and equipment check that will take place in the evening of August 22, 2009 at Naglagbong Geothermal People’s Park (NagPark), Tiwi, Albay, the designated basecamp for the Race.

IMPORTANT SCHEDULES TO REMEMBER:

August 29, 2009

* Team arrival

* Team registration

* Equipment check

* Race briefing

August 30, 2009

* Registration starts at 6am

* Race starts at 8am

* Race cut-off at 4pm

* Awarding ceremony and solidarity night at 7pm

Mt. Cristobal Night Trek

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Itinerary
Night Trek to Mt. Cristobal
July 13-14, 2009 (Mon-Tue)

Day 1
1100 Assembly at Jollibee Buendia Station
1200 ETD Manila to San Pablo City
1430 ETA San Pablo. Ride jeep to Brgy. Kinabuhayan
1500 ETA Brgy. Kinabuhayan Jump-off
1530 Start Trek to Montelibano house
1615 Tambay mode. Eat and Prepare food
1800 Resume Trek
2000 ETA Campsite. Setup camp. Dinner
2100 Dinner/Socials
2359 Lights out.

Day 2
0600 Wake up call. Breakfast
0700 Start trek to summit
0730 ETA Summit
0745 Return to campsite
0815 ETA Campsite
1100 Lunch
1200 Break Camp
1230 Start Descent
1430 ETA Jump-off. Shower
1530 ETD for San Pablo
1600 ETA San Pablo. Take bus to Manila
1900 ETA Manila

REMINDERS: Night Trek ito.

Related itenerary:
Mt. Cristobal Night Trek @ paradise philippines

Ironman 70.3 Philippines

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Mabuhay! The stage is set for the inaugural Cobra Ironman 70.3 Philippines with the launch of the website and the official opening of registration.
“We had three goals during the conception of this event,” says Sunrise Events Inc. president Wilfred Steven Uytengsu, a triathlete himself. “First, we want to create a memorable experience for the triathletes. While the Philippines has not been seen as a major destination for triathlon, we offer a beautiful country with some of the most hospitable people in the world. We would like to develop this event and create the concept of “sports tourism.” So aside from the race, we hope to make this event interesting in many other regards. In addition to the camp offered by LifeSport, the official coaches of Ironman, we want to encourage triathletes and their families to explore other parts of this beautiful country. Hence, we will be developing a few tour packages for your consideration to make the trip even more memorable.

“Second, we want to develop the sport of triathlon in the Philippines. While the sport is still relatively small here, there has been significant growth in the past couple of years. As more and more people seek a healthier lifestyle, triathlon is well positioned to attract many new participants. One way of encouraging this is by offering relays. I am pleased WTC has agreed to this and we will have several categories in the relay division. (Men, Women, Mixed, Corporate and Collegiate). We believe that by offering relays, participants will discover the joy and challenge of completing all three disciplines.
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“Third, we want to offer a first-rate event. We will be having a small professional field participate which is always exciting for age groupers. Our event is well timed for the pros (and age groupers alike) who hope to compete in Hawaii, since Ironman 70.3 Philippines is just seven weeks away from the Ford Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. It also provides excellent training for the Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 in Clearwater, Florida. We are working closely with our partners and sponsors to ensure you have a unique experience that will encourage you to return year after year .

“I would like to thank our sponsors: Cobra Energy Drink, Globe Telecoms, Department of Tourism, Philippine Air Lines, Alaska Milk Corporation, Oakley, Timex, New Balance, SKI Construction and Gatorade for their support of the sport. I trust that their association with this annual event will be long and successful. I would also like to thank our local media partners ABS CBN Publishing, The Philippine Star and Solar Sports. Lastly, special thanks to Camarines Sur Governor LRay Villafuerte for his support and commitment to making this event a world-class success.”

Thank you for your interest and we look forward to seeing you in August.

Bike ride last week before fathres day

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Honest Filipino airport cops

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Honesty has its own reward. For Corporals Eduardo Duran and Irvin Hawk of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) police, it’s a family holiday in any of the country’s top destinations.
Irvin Hawk, Ace Durano and Eduardo Duran

Irvin Hawk, Ace Durano and Eduardo Duran

The two honest cops were recognized by the Department of Tourism (DOT) for returning a black bag containing wads of Russian Rubbles and US Dollars equivalent to almost P500,000 cash. The owner of the bag turned out to be Russian tourist Sergey Zhelenzyak, who was with his family for a vacation in the country.

“The tourism industry commends people like Corporals Duran and Hawk who render excellent service and present the best of the country through their exemplary ways. We hope our small token of appreciation highlights their big deed,” said Durano. The cops, accompanied by M/Gen Angel Atutubo (Ret), Assistant General Manager of the Manila Airport Authority, paid a courtesy call at the DOT office.

Duran and Hawk, in an interview, mentioned that Zhelenzyak was profusely grateful to them for returning his bag, with the money and other contents which included a digital camera, intact.

“These gentlemen prove that our people are also one of the best reasons to visit the country. Even the finest, luxurious services can never outshine the warmth, honesty and sincerity of our people,” said Undersecretary Eduardo Jarque, Jr., Tourism Planning and Promotions.

The two airport cops found the bag unattended in one of the immigration counters at the NAIA. They reported the lost bag which had an identification tag in Russian writing, to their Intelligence Division. After paging for the owner and getting no response, Duran and Hawk tracked him down through his embarkation card at the Immigration Counter. They finally reached Zhelenzyak, who was already in Bacolod, through his travel agent.

The tourist told them that he didn’t expect to get his money back, which he was saving for a holiday in the country with his family. Zhelenzyak, who was on his fourth visit to the country, vowed to them that he will promote the Philippines and the commendable values of its people.

Duran has been an airport police for 10 years, while Hawk has rendered service for 27 years.

Manila Zoo

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Last May 29, 2009 We went to Manila Zoo with my family and i am surprise that the manila zoo right now is clean and newly renovated with a lots of friendly domesticated animals and informative care taker like park interpreter.Don't miss this Place Because if you been there a long time ago, You can see the very big changes right now.

2nd MITMC Orienteering Competition

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Comming Soon

Ultramarathon takes place in Sacobia River

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CLARK FIELD, Pampanga – Around 130 runners joined this year’s North Face 100 ultramarathon, which passed through the lahar-stricken terrain of Sacobia River. Heavy rains suspended the 100-kilometer race but eventually resumed. Interviews and video by INQUIRER.net’s Marjorie Gorospe, Izah Morales and Janie Octia.

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