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2024-04-20T03:31:04Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

[[Image:Cabugao_Gamay_Island.jpg|400px|left|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 2 Destination: Cabugao Gamay Island]]
[[Image:PHC_11_Bellarocca_Start.jpg|400px|right|thumb|PHC 11 Bellarocca Start]]
== Philippine Hobie Challenge ==
[[Image:PHC_19_Tracks.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 19 Tracks (Bruce Tardrew/Eric Tomacruz)]]
[[Image:PHC_18_Tracks.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 18 Tracks (Bruce Tardrew/Eric Tomacruz)]]
[[Image:PHC_16_Panglao_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 16 Panglao Island]]
[[Image:PHC16_PNOR2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 16 PNOR]]
[[Image:PHC15_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 15 Route]]
[[Image:PHC14_PNOR2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 PNOR]]
[[Image:Bantayan_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 1 Destination: Bantayan Island]]
[[Image:Antonia_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 2 Destination: Antonia Island, Gigantes]]
* Official Website: [http://www.hobiechallenge.ph/]
* Photo Albums: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]
* Have you participated in the challenge before? If so, please share your expereinces by writing a review in [http://www.alumni.net/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Makati_City/Philippine_Inter-island_Sailing_Foundation/Philippine_Hobie_Challenge/].

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 20==
* Leg 1: San Juan to a resort south of Calapan
* Leg 2: Calapan to Maestro de Campo.
* Legs 3 and 4:Maestro de Campo to Romblon. Location SW of the Island.
* Leg 5: Romblon to Boracay Island

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 19==
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Donsol/Woodland Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Matnog/Subic Beach/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Masbate/Balanguingue Island/]]
* Carnasa Island
* Guintacan Island
* Sicogon Island

=== Winners ===
* PHC 18 Challenge Series: 1st Ray Cox and Heather Mathews (AUS/US), 2nd Kerli and Ali Corlette (AUS), 3nd Bruce Tardrew and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH)
* PHC 18 Inshore Series:

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 18 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* Sunday 11th March 2018 - Start of Challenge at El Rio Y Mar
* Monday 12th March 2018 - Leg 1 – El Rio Y Mar to Dimaquiat Is. To Diboyoyan Is. and back to El Rio Y Mar
* Tuesday 13th March 2018 - Leg 2 – El Rio Y Mar rounding east of Busuanga with Balinsasayaw Resort Finish (Uson Is.)
* Wednesday 14th March 2018 - Leg 3 – Balinsasayaw Resort to Malcapuya Is./Cheron Is./Bulalacao Is. and back to Balinsasayaw Resort
* Thursday 15th March 2018 - Leg 4 – Balinsasayaw Resort to Kuna Ezperanza Beach, Galoc Is. Finish
* Friday 16th March 2018 - Leg 5 – Kuna Ezperanza Beach Galoc Is. to Busuanga Bay Lodge Finish
* Saturday 17th March 2018 - Inshore Races (Puerto del Sol Bay/Busuanga, Palawan) and End of Challenge
* Sunday 18th March 2018 - Official check-out at Busuanga Bay Lodge

=== Winners ===
* PHC 18 Challenge Series: 1st Mike Montague, Kathy Ward (US), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH), 3rd Shane Peterson, Heaher Mathews (AUS/US).
* PHC 18 Inshore Series: 1st Andrew Boyd, Tony Boyd (AUS)

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 17 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Hamilo_Coast/Pico_de_Loro_Cove/Pico_de_Loro_Beach_Club/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental_Mindoro/Lubang/Lubang_Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental_Mindoro/Sablayan/Apo_Reef/]]
* CASHEW GROVE BEACH RESORT/PALAWAN SANDCASTLES, CHEEY, NORTHERN BUSUANGA
* BALINSASAYAW BEACH RESORT, USON ISLAND, CORON
* BUSUANGA BAY LODGE, BUSUANGA

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 16 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Lapu-Lapu_City_(Opon)/Cebu_Yacht_Club/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Bohol/Loon/Cabilao Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Oslob/Sumilon Bluewater Island Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Bohol/Panglao/Balicasag Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Siquijor/San Juan/Coco Grove Beach Resort/]]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 16 – 2016 Challenge Series: 1st Kerli and Ali Corlette (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS), 3rd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (AUS/FIJI).
* PHC 16 2016 Inshore Series: 1st Geoff Rowdon and Rosie Phelan (AUS), 2nd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (AUS/FIJI), 3rd Bruce Tradrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 15 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* Playa Laiya Inshore Races, Laiya, Batangas
* LA LUZ BEACH RESORT LEG 1: [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/920983/la_luz_beach_resort LAIYA] TO VERDE ISLAND
* RAYOMARINE LEG 2: VERDE ISLAND TO PUERTO GALERA
* Standard Insurance Inshore Races, [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/534290/elizabeths_hideaway_hotel_restaurant Puerto Galera]
* POTATO CORNER LEG 3: PUERTO GALERA TO AMBIL ISLAND
* GOPRO LEG 4: AMBIL ISLAND TO [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/173485/corregidor_inn CORREGIDOR]
* CANYON DE BORACAY LEG 5: CORREGIDOR TO [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/22817/canyon_cove_beach_club NASUGBU]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 15 – 2015 Challenge Series: 1st Geoff Rowdon and Rosie Phelan (AUS), 2nd Andrew and Tony Boyd (AUS), 3rd Andrew Locke and Rob Watson.
* PHC 15 2015 Inshore Series: 1st Andrew Locke and Rob Watson (AUS), 2nd Eric Tomacruz and Andy Aguila (PHI), 3rd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 ==
[[Image:PHC14_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 Route]]
The 14th Philippine Hobie Challenge which is scheduled on March 2014 will start in Malapascua, Cebu and end in Oton, Iloilo. This one week race will visit Bantayan Island, Gigantes Islands, Lakawon Island, and Napayauan Island. Over two dozen hobie 16s are expected to participate. For more information, please visit [http://www.hobiechallenge.ph/14].

=== Route ===
* Leg 1: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Category:Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Daanbantayan/Malapascua_Island/ Malapascua, Cebu] to Bantayan (38nm)
** Malapascua Accommodations: [http://malapascualegend.com/]
** Bantayan Accommodations: [http://budyong.byethost7.com/]
* Leg 2: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Category:Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Santa_Fe/ Bantayan] to Gigantes Islands (44nm)
* Leg 3: Gigantes Islands to Lakawon Island (44nm)
* Leg 4: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Negros_Occidental/Cadiz_City/Lakawon_Island/ Lakawon Island] to Guimaras (48nm)
** Guimaras Accommodations: [http://www.costaaguadaislandresort.com/]
* Leg 5: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Guimaras/Sibunag/Costa_Aguada_Island_Resort/ Guimaras] to [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Iloilo/Oton/Anhawan_Beach_Resort/ Iloilo] (35nm)
** Iloilo Accommodations: [http://www.anhawan.com/abr.html]

=== Photos & Videos ===
* Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

=== Photos & Videos ===
* Ocular Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]'

=== Winners ===
* PHC 14 – 2014 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS), 3rd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (FIJI).

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 13 ==
=== Route ===
[[Image:PHC13_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 13 Route]]
* Leg 1: (Rider Sandals) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Candelaria/Dawal Beach Resort/]] around Dasol Bay, Zambales
* Leg 2: (Nautica) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Hermana Major/]] to Capones Vista Beach Resort (San Antonio, Zambales)
* Leg 3: (Mobile 1) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/San Antonio/Capones Vista Beach Resort/]] to Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar (Bagac, Bataan)
* Leg 4: (Otterbox) [[Asia/Philippines/Bataan/Bagac/Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar/]] to Anvaya Cove Resort (Morong, Bataan)
* Leg 5: (Aboitiz) [[Asia/Philippines/Bataan/Morong/Anvaya_Cove/]] return to Anvaya Cove Resort

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=== Photos & Videos ===
* Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]
* Videos: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-dWbAsYx-g], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKNqCLvwpHg Dolphins]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 13 – 2013 Challenge Series: 1st Luigi Manzi and Yvonne Manzi (ITA), 2nd Andrew Locke and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH), 3rd Monchu Garcia and Bianca Garcia (PH).
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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 12 ==
[[Image:PHC12_Route.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 12 Route]]
* Held from 10-17 March, 2012, the Blackberry 12th Philippine Hobie® Challenge took a fleet of intrepid sailors through the Philippines' last frontier: the remote island province of Palawan. Rated by National Geographic Traveler Magazine as South East Asia's best island destination and one of the top travel destinations in the world (2011), Northern Palawan will sets the stage for one of the most unique sailing adventures in the world. Over the course of the week, 20 Hobie 16 teams sailed through the hundreds of exotic islands, mangrove forests and remote beaches that comprise the island groups of Coron, Busuanga and Linapacan before navigating through the towering limestone karst cliffs of the Bacuit archipelago and finishing at the world famous marine reserve of El Nido.
*The scenery was spectacular; the seas and the wind, unpredictable; the on-the-water rivalries fierce; the off-the-water rivalries even fiercer, and the memories -- simply unforgettable.
* PHC12 Route Survey: [http://www.spotadventures.com/trip/view/?trip_id=276487]
* Official Site: [http://www.phinsailing.ph/philippine-hobie-challenge/challenge-12/]
=== Route ===
* 1st Leg (Para’Kito) : Coron to Coron (around islands)
* 2nd Leg (Blood Red) : Coron to Malcapuya Beach
* 3rd Leg (Mobile 1) : [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Coron/Malcapuya Island/]] to Manligad Island (owned by Ariara)
* 4th Leg (OtterBox): Manligad Island to Pangaraycayan
* 5th Leg (Cleanergy) : Pangaraycayan to [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/El Nido (Bacuit)/Miniloc Island Resort/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 12 – 2012 Challenge Series: 1st Mick Butler and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke and Ramon Dala (AUS/PH), 3rd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 11 ==
[[Image:Challenge_XI_Route.jpg|right|thumb|PHC 11 Route]]
The Eleventh Philippine Hobie Challenge took place from 12 to 19 February 2011. The route was from Lucena, Maranduque, Romblon, Sibuyan, Boracay. The Hobie Challenge was be accompanied by a Rally for keelboats, ocean multihulls and powerboats. The Challenge left a beach resort south of Lucena on Monday 14 February and arrived in Boracay on Saturday 19 February. It was planned that every night is a resort stop - so no more camping, although 2 of the resorts will be quite small and arrangements not 5 star.

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Quezon/Sariaya/Blue_Bay_Waters_Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Santa_Cruz/Aloa_Tree_House_Village/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Buenavista/Elefante Island/Bellarocca Island Resort and Spa/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Romblon/Bonbon_Beach/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Magdiwang/Bagumbayan_Beach_Hauz/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/Shangri-La Boracay Resort and Spa/]]

=== Photos ===
* [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Videos ===
* [http://vimeo.com/channels/phc11 PHC 11 Sailing Tips from Down Under]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 11 – 2011 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke and Marijun Locke (AUS), 3rd Bruce Tardew and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH).

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 10 ==
[[Image:PHC10.jpg|right|300px|thumb|PHC 10 Route]]
[[Image:Bonbon_Beach.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Bonbon Beach]]
[[Image:PHC-Bonbon_Beach1.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge at Bonbon Beach]]

A Revised Notice of Race for the 10th Philippine Hobie Challenge has been issued and published on the event’s website ( www.philhobie.com )

Originally, it was intended to hold the International and National Championships on the 31 January and the 1 February, the weekend before the Challenge. Now the International and National Championships will be held at Laiya, Batangas immediately prior to the Challenge.

It is expected that all participants in the 10th Hobie Challenge, which is limited to 25 entries, will compete in both events.

The International and National Championships will consist of 2 days of short course racing with classes for Filipino Nationals, International Open, Ladies, Veterans and Youth.

The Philippine Hobie Challenge consists of two series of races. The Challenge Series which consists of 5 day races with competitors sailing up to 10 hours each day between island campsite locations. The Inshore Series consists of 5 races, each lasting approximately one hour. These races will take place in Romblon and in Boracay at the end of the Challenge Series.

The Challenge route starts in Laiya, Batangas with the first overnight stop at Tres Reyes, on the west coast of Marinduque. The second day ends at a beautiful Romblon beach where the Challenge will stay for 2 nights. On the third day there will be 2 Inshore Series races and a longer race around the nearby islands. On the fouth day the teams sail the full length of Tablas island to a campsite on the Southern tip. The fifth and last day of the Challenge takes the event around islands and ends on a beautiful Boracay beach.

Challenge Teams consist of 2 or 3 sailors with normally only 2 sailing at one time while the third crew member enjoys being a tourist for the day or helps with managing the event. Every day the personal baggage, boat spares, tents, food, drink, camping equipment and administration personnel are loaded onto the transport boats and moved to the next campsite.

The length of the course each day will be determined by the Race Officer considering the distance to the next campsite and the wind conditions. If the wind is light and the forecast does not indicate more wind later in the day, the course will be set directly to the next location. If there is good wind then the course will be set to go around some island and buoys to a predicted length of 5 to 8 hours sailing. The concept is for sailors to have the best days sailing possible with a planned arrival at the new location in the afternoon so they can explore and enjoy the beautiful island they are visiting.

The early arrival will also provide a chance for the sailors to be involved in the Hobie Foundations outreach programme. In the last 9 years the Hobie Challenge has passed through some of the most beautiful out of the way places in the Philippines. Sailors noticed that many of the villages lacked some of the basics of life, because they were out of the main stream. In one school visit recently by the sailors it was found that as well as a general lack of books, the school did not even have a blackboard for their teacher to write on.

During the 10th Challenge the Foundation will be visiting 5 villages and taking too them school books, educational videos, blackboards and chalk and a plan is afoot to take to some of the villages that need it a villages basic solar powered electricity systems so they can have free light and power without the expense of running a generator.

The Philippine Hobie Challenge Foundation is a non-stock non-profit Foundation that has the objectives of providing funding for the development of sailing throughout the Philippines, to provide a sailing school with boats and equipment, to fund and organize The Philippine Hobie Challenge and Hobie Traveller Series every year as well as to fund an outreach programme to benefit remote sea communities.

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/San Juan/Laiya/La Luz Beach Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Gasan/Bacong Bacong/Katala Beach Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Romblon/Bonbon_Beach/]]
* Tablas Island
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/]]

=== Pictures & Videos ===
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzXohPuxsR8], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttvxeBnyrMU], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeMGF9CVcTk]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 10 2009 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Bradley Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Debbie Muller (AUS), 3rd Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Sarah Pipes (AUS).

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 9 ==
=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Gubat/Veramaris Resort/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Matnog/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Biliran/Sambauan Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Bascal Island/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Leyte/Tacloban_City/San_Juanico_Bridge/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Marabut/Caluwayan Palm Island Resort and Restaurant/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Suluan Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Surigao Del Norte/General Luna/Patrick's on the Beach/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 9 2008 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Bradley Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Debbie Muller (AUS), 3rd Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Sarah Pipes (AUS).

=== Pictures ===

=== Videos ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSMoh9RXD80], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtznUyXahiY]

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 8 ==
=== Articles ===
* [http://www.travelsmart.net/article/10000256/ 8th RP Hobie Challenge sets sail]
=== Route ===
[[Image:Hermana_Major.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Hermana Major Beach]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Hermana Major/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Capones Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Terrazas de Punta Fuego/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental Mindoro/Mamburao/Westmont Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental Mindoro/Sablayan/Apo Reef/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Coron/Club Paradise/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 8 2007 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda / Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS), 3rd Mark Haswell (UK) and Noelle Schifferer (PHI).
* PHC 8 2007 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke (PNG) and Stewart Brown (AUS), 3rd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 7 ==
=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Camarines Sur/San Jose/Belleview Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Gubat/Veramaris Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Masbate/Monreal/Halea Island Retreat and Nature Park/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Cresta de Gallo/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 7 2006 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson / Aaron Worrall (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS), 3rd Tony Stearns (USA) and Janet McCullough (USA).
* PHC 7 2006 Inshore Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson / Aaron Worrall (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan /Andrew Keage (AUS), 3rd Richley Magsanay (PHI) and Rafael Buitre (PHI).

[[Image:phc_1-6_route.jpg|right]]

== Links ==
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal Lake Yacht Club/]]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

Category:Asia/Philippines/Philippine Hobie Challenge/

2024-04-20T03:30:12Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Makati City/Rockwell Center/Hidalgo Place/

2021-05-01T06:55:05Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* External Links */

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== Hidalgo Place ==
Hidalgo Place, a 24-storey tower, surrounded by greens and set in a secure environment.

* Unit Features
** Wood parquet flooring
** Telephone and cable TV connections
** Marble tile finish. All bathrooms have bathtubs and are fully fitted. Separate shower stalls, his and hers sinks in master's bedroom for the 3 bedroom units
** Fully automated fire sprinkler system
** Powerful centralized exhaust system for kitchens and bathrooms
** Ceiling-mounted water cooled DX air-conditioning units with individual controller for living/dining and bedroom areas
** Solid core timber doors at entrances. High quality doors and fittings throughout
** Fully fitted kitchen cabinets and sinks
** Range hood connected to the centralized exhaust system. Spanish ceramic tile floor finish
** Ample clothes drying area in maid's quarters
* Basement Parking
** Secured well-lit parking on three (3) basementlevels
** Private access to Power Plant Mall for exclusive use of residents
** 24-hour security
** Driver's lounge and limited storage space for rent

== Residents ==
* Hidalgo Lobby Phone: +63-2-7756-0004, +63-2-7756-0005, 7756-1516 ext 7300/7301
* Hidalgo Admin:
* AC Repair: Technocycle +63-2-8897-3408 , Ocina +63-2-8898-1067

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Makati_City/Rockwell_Center/]]

== External Links ==
* [https://www.lamudi.com.ph/148sqm-2br-hidalgo-place-unit-with-great-view-of-rockwell-lawn.html 148sqm 2BR Hidalgo Place Unit with Great View of Rockwell Lawn for Rent]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Makati_City/Rockwell_Center/]]

==Gallery==

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Image:d153365c5f53a6b4d325df1d95e9f8c0-2009-01-10-17-49.jpg|Hidalgo Pool
Image:Tomacruz-2009-01-15-06-55.jpg|Hidalgo Lobby
Image:Tomacruz-2009-01-15-06-57.jpg|Hidalgo Library
Image:Tomacruz-2009-01-24-12-05.jpg|
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-16-17-28-31.jpg|
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Image:Labor_Cost_for_Hidalgo_Repairs.jpg|Labor Cost for Hidalgo Unit Repairs
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[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Makati_City/Rockwell_Center/]]

Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Makati City/Rockwell Center/Hidalgo Place/

2021-03-20T02:11:27Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Residents */

{{Coord|14.563688408020854|121.03529334068298|display=title|type:Building}}
== Hidalgo Place ==
Hidalgo Place, a 24-storey tower, surrounded by greens and set in a secure environment.

* Unit Features
** Wood parquet flooring
** Telephone and cable TV connections
** Marble tile finish. All bathrooms have bathtubs and are fully fitted. Separate shower stalls, his and hers sinks in master's bedroom for the 3 bedroom units
** Fully automated fire sprinkler system
** Powerful centralized exhaust system for kitchens and bathrooms
** Ceiling-mounted water cooled DX air-conditioning units with individual controller for living/dining and bedroom areas
** Solid core timber doors at entrances. High quality doors and fittings throughout
** Fully fitted kitchen cabinets and sinks
** Range hood connected to the centralized exhaust system. Spanish ceramic tile floor finish
** Ample clothes drying area in maid's quarters
* Basement Parking
** Secured well-lit parking on three (3) basementlevels
** Private access to Power Plant Mall for exclusive use of residents
** 24-hour security
** Driver's lounge and limited storage space for rent

== Residents ==
* Hidalgo Lobby Phone: +63-2-7756-0004, +63-2-7756-0005, 7756-1516 ext 7300/7301
* Hidalgo Admin:
* AC Repair: Technocycle +63-2-8897-3408 , Ocina +63-2-8898-1067

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Makati_City/Rockwell_Center/]]

== External Links ==
* [http://properties.santos.knightfrank.ph/Metro-Manila/Makati-City/Rockwell/115/Hidalgo-Rockwell Hidalgo Place properties for sale or for rent by Santos Knight Frank]

==Gallery==

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Image:d153365c5f53a6b4d325df1d95e9f8c0-2009-01-10-17-49.jpg|Hidalgo Pool
Image:Tomacruz-2009-01-15-06-55.jpg|Hidalgo Lobby
Image:Tomacruz-2009-01-15-06-57.jpg|Hidalgo Library
Image:Tomacruz-2009-01-24-12-05.jpg|
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-16-17-28-31.jpg|
Image:Tomacruz-2009-04-25-14-44-02.jpg|
Image:Labor_Cost_for_Hidalgo_Repairs.jpg|Labor Cost for Hidalgo Unit Repairs
</gallery>

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Makati_City/Rockwell_Center/]]

Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Makati City/Land Rover Club Of The Philippines/

2020-09-20T23:30:45Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

== Land Rover Club of the Philippines ==
[[Image:lrcp_car_sticker.gif|right|490px|LRCP Logo]]
* For mission, objectives, membership, mailing list, and contact information, please visit the '''[http://www.landroverclub.ph/ official website]'''.
* For club events, please join the [http://www.landroverclub.ph/mailing_list.html LRCP mailing list].

== Suppliers/Services ==
Land Rover Club of the Philippines
Directory of Suppliers / Services

1. 5 R AGRO INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION, 334 E. Miranda Street, Paso de Blas, Valenzuela City; Telephone: +632 8292-8418; 8292-6010; 8292-5942; Fax: 8292-59-92; Email: v5r-agro@i-manila.com.ph; owned by Porfirio L. Rodriguez and Raul L. Rodriguez. They have good used Series parts and service Land Rovers.

2. ADDSPEED AUTOWORKS, Saint Joseph Street corner CRM Avenue, BF Almanza, Las Pinas City; Telephone: +632 8004945, 9962258; Cell: +63917-8218356; Email: addspeedautoworks@yahoo.com; owned by Aladino "Ladi" B. Chica. They service Land Rovers, including mechanical and minor electrical work.

3. AUTOMARINE HANDLERS, INC., 1 Maginhawa Street. UP Village Diliman, Quezon City; Telephone: +632 89250570; Email: automarinehandlers@yahoo.com; owned by Ernie Santos and Eric Narciso. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers. They use the latest diagnostic technology.

4. B MOTOR WORKS & OFF ROAD CUSTOM FABRICATION, 47 Gen. Luna Street, Banaba, San Mateo, Rizal; Telephone: +632 8959 1071; Cell: +63917 544 4707; Email: eliassantos109@gmail.com; owned by Elias Santos. They do Land Rover restoration and repair; 4x4 custom work, fabrication and accessories such as - roof racks, rock sliders, nudge bars and winch mounts; 4x4 under chassis modifications, body and suspension lifts; and 4x4 maintenance and repairs.

5. BERT ILAGAN, Miami Street, Cubao, Quezon City; Telephone +632 89120545; Cell +63908 882 5102. He imports Land Rover parts and accessories.

6. BM ROVERPARTS SERVITEK, CO., Dona P. Ramos Street, Angliongto Sr., Davao City; Telephone +63 82-302-5467, +63 82-305-8552; Email: benbata1@yahoo.com; owned by Jun Bata and Boyet Magnaye. Jun Bata, cellphone +63 932 388 4693 (Sun) and +63 977 2809124 (Globe); Boyet Magnaye, cellphone +63 956 651 6312 (Globe). They repair, service and maintain Land Rovers and Range Rovers vehicles.

7. BRITPART PHILIPPINES, INC., OPVI Centre, 2295 Chino Roces Avenue (formerly Pasong Tamo Extension), 1231 Makati City; Telephone +632 8777 3039, +632 8776 7258, +632 8776 9575; Email: yuanongpin@britpartph.com. Yuan Ongpin is the Sales Director; Cell +63917 123 7278. They are the Philippine dealer of Britpart UK [www.britpart.com], an independent wholesaler of parts and accessories for Land Rover vehicles.

8. EUGENE DE JESUS; 1561 Burbank Street, Brookside Hills, 1900 Cainta, Rizal; +639156158878; eugenedj@gmail.com . He imports Land Rover parts and accessories.

9. EUROSPEC AUTO SERVICE, Pilar Development Compound, Warehouse 3 (Unit 2), Pilar Road, Barangay Almanza, 1750 Las Pinas; Cell: +632 932 932 844 0044 or +63 932 855 0055; Landline: +632 8403 0767; Email: eurospecmotorscorp@gmail.com; Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EurospecAuto ; Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eurospecauto/ Owned by Fritz Juan; they offer automotive repair, parts and service specializing in Land Rover, Jaguar, BMW and Mercedes Benz.

10. LAND ROVER – ALL BRITISH CARS, 1008 EDSA Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila; Telephone: +632 8784 5003; Email: customercare@allbritishcars.com.ph; Website: www.landrover.ph They are the exclusive distributor of Land Rover vehicles in the Philippines. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

11. LR PHILS MOTORS, INC., Service Centre: 3904 Quingua Street, Makati City; Telephone: +632 8881- 7252. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

12. MARVIN ROXAS, Saint Anthony Subdivision, Cainta, Rizal; Telephone: +632 7218 8985; Cell: +63917 6973655; Email: bluemrvn71@yahoo.com; He does Land Rover repairs, custom work, fabrication and accessories such as - roof racks, rock sliders, nudge bars and winch mounts.

13. PartsPro.PH www.PartsPro.PH Address: 91 Congressional Ave. Brgy Bahay Toro, Project 8 Quezon City, Store hours Monday - Saturday 8:30am - 6:30pm (4:30pm during GCQ),
Customer Care Team Hotline: 0917 703 0700; Principle owner: Raffy David. PartsPro.PH is The Philippines #1 Automotive Online Parts Store. PartsPro.PH carries thousands of automotive parts from the most respected brands in the automotive industry. They also have thousands of Brand New OEM Land Rover parts and accessories at their PartsPro Outlet section all at liquidation prices, https://www.partspro.ph/collections/defender. Everything you need for your Land Rover and other vehicles can be found at PartsPro.PH.

14. PAUL M. JAVIER, DiffLock Autoworks, Avocado Street, Sampaloc, Tanay, Rizal; Cell: +63 917 537 0556; Email: diff_lock@yahoo.com . Owned by Paul M. Javier. He does Land Rover repairs, restoration and conversions including repair, replace, overhaul of engines, manual and automatic transmissions, differentials, steering, suspension, radiator, cooling systems, brakes; electrical work; repair of electric winch and starters

15. PROJECT ARROW 4X4 OUTFITTERS, W501 Bormaheco Compound, Cervantes Road, Km.17 West Service Road, Marcelo Green, Paranaque City; Email: info.projarrow4x4@gmail.com; Cell: +63 977 855 8727, +63 917 823 0448; owned by Tito Arbatin. They are a “one stop shop for all of your Land Rover part and accessories needs”; they do Land Rover restoration; a stockist and approved fitting centre; they sell and install Land Rover accessories and specialist vehicle equipment, suspension, protection, recovery.

16. RANGELAND AUTO REPAIR AND RESTORATION, 2 Martilyo Street, Midtown, San Roque, Marikina; Tel/Fax +632 8753 8378; owned by Bobby E. Jose. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

17. ROVER GARAGE BF, 98 Bb Ramona Tirona St, BF Homes, Paranaque City; Owned by Timmy Valencia with Cell: +63 917 792 0574; Email: alvcars@yahoo.com. They supply Land Rover parts; and do maintenance / repairs of mechanical, electrical and accessories for the Land Rover Discovery, Defender and Range Rover. They are a dealer of Petron Lubricants.

18. ROVER PARTS SALES & SERVICE CO. INC., 120 Visayas Avenue, Culiat, Quezon City; Telephone: +632 8924 5972, +632 8924 5973; Cell: +63 906 500 3450 - with viber, +63 918 405 8080; Email: roverparts_ph@yahoo.com; Facebook Messenger account: “RoverParts VisayasAve”. Owned by Joe Garcia, Manny Garcia and Lizette Garcia. They import and supply spare parts for Land Rover, Range Rover, Mini Cooper, and Massey Ferguson. They repair, service and maintain Land Rovers and Range Rovers vehicles, from Series II, Series III, Defender, Discovery, Freelander and Range Rover.

19. RON PASCUAL, Bulakan, Bulacan; Cell: +63 977 740 5337 (Globe); Email: rovrnut@gmal.com . Build complete new Series 2 & 3, 88 and 109 aluminum body; Build complete new Series 88 and 109 steel chassis; Build complete new Series 3 and 2 dashboard and interior panels; Build complete new Defender 90 and 110 aluminum body; Build complete new Defender 90 and 110 steel chassis; Build complete new Defender (non puma) dashboard and interior panels; Build box trailer with steel substructure and aluminum exterior panels.

20. THIRD AGULTO, Block 5, Lot 7, Molave Street, Dacon Homes, Kasibulan Village Cainta Rizal; Cell: +63 922 867 6373; Email: third.agulto@gmail.com. He is a dealer of: Maxtrax, Direction Plus, Hi-Lift, Allisport, EBC Brakes, Ashcroft, and GBR Utah.

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== Pictures & Videos ==
[[Image:lrcp.jpg|right|200px|thumb|]]
[[Image:pinatubo.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Mt. Pinatubo GPS Tracks on Google Earth]]
[[Image:pulag.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Mt. Pulag GPS Tracks on Google Earth]]
*'''Club Meetings'''
**2000-03-11 Club Meeting at Fat Willy's, The Fort [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2000-10-14 Lake Caliraya Meeting [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2001-11 LRCP at Highlands, Tagaytay [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=3]
** 2007-06 Car Club Meet at San Miguel [http://prothy.multiply.com/photos/album/16]
*'''4x4 Races'''
**2001-07-21 3rd leg of the Philippine Elimination Series for the Rainforest Challenge ("RFC") [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
*'''Hi-Peak, Zambales'''
**2001-05-17 LRC with Sports Unlimited [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2002-02 LRCP [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=1]
**2002-05 LandRoverClub.NET Article [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/clubs_world.htm]
*'''Mt. Pinatubo'''
**2001-11-30 Land Rover Club joins Angeles City 4x4 Club [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2004-06 Pinatubo Videos [http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/files/]
*'''Tanay'''
** 2000-08-27 Daraitan River crossing [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
** 2007-08 Off Road Driving Clinic Philippines [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UubDRtrSdQQ]
** 2007-08-11 4x4 Clinic@Tanay Video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqrfMoQz4P8]
** 2007-08 Range Rover Sport crossing Daraitan Rover [http://videos.4x4ph.com/video/7622db7b-1f03-4296-885d-99a70008d243.htm]
** 2010-06-27 Land Rover Club of the Philippines Get-Together, 4WD Driving Clinic & Gymkhana [http://www.sprocketph.com/?p=480]
*'''Mt. Pulag'''
*'''Car Shows'''
*'''Other Events'''
**2001-06-15 Promotion of Tomb Raider Movie [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2002-11 C! Magazine Range Rover Feature Tagaytay [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=4]
**2003-03 Lake Caliraya Crossing by Steven Cu [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=2]
**2004 Cordilleras [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/browse/f27d]
**2006-10 Defender as a Bridal Car [http://tomacruz.multiply.com/photos/album/16]
**2007-08 School books for Dinapigue, Isabela and relief goods for Casiguran, Aurora [http://www.gmanews.tv/largevideo/latest/10977/Kapusong-Totoo][http://www.gmanews.tv/largevideo/latest/10977/Kapusong-Totoowatch]
**2007-09 Isabela Trip for Kapuso Foundation [http://prothy.multiply.com/photos/album/21/Isabela_Trip_for_Kapuso_Foundation]

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== Maintenance Tips ==
* '''Defender'''
** ''Corroded hood and side-door fasteners''
*** All Defenders suffer from corroded hood and side-door fasteners. The zinc-plated factory fasteners are just not up to resisting corrosion after years of exposure to the elements. These fasteners are unsightly, corrode in place and make maintenance more difficult, and also stain bodywork. Eliminate the corroded bolt heads and bodywork stains by replacing your Defender 90's factory hood and door fasteners with a MUD-UK Stainless Bolt Set. The MUD-UK Stainless Bolt Set its all 90, 110, 130, Station Wagon, Double Cab, and NAS Defenders, but the set is complete only for two-door Defenders. Each MUD-UK Stainless Fastener Set is made up of A2-grade stainless steel fasteners that will not corrode and will not stain the bodywork. [https://www.expeditionexchange.com/muduk/]
** ''Clutch pedal, master and slave cylinders''
*** As per LR Publication No. LDASCEEN97, it is recommended that for all Defender95/96/97MY - All Models:
**** 1. At 40,000 km (24k miles) intervals or every 2 years whichever is earlier, the hydraulic brake/clutch fluid should be completely renewed.
**** 2. At 80,000 km (48k miles) intervals or every four years whichever is earlier, all hydraulic brake/clutch fluid seals, brake servo filter and flexible hoses should be renewed.
*** Whenever you drain your fluids, make it a point to replace all rubber kits as well.
** ''Engine Smoke''
*** If its a black cloud or puff upon starting, the D110 300Tdi engine is normal. Its not caused by your engine, but the poor quality diesel fuel locally available (barely Tier IV; versus the Tier I or II in europe or north america). Most of the 300Tdi engines have the same probem. If its constantly smoking, then it must be something to do with the air cleaner element, the fuel filter, sedimenter, EGR valve (if any), engine timing, injection pump, etc. .
*** During change oil have the following checked/cleaned
****1) check timing/valve clearances
****2) have the intercooler cleaned
****3) have engine breather cleaned
****4) have exhaust pipe cleaned
*** If all above fails, it would be probably somewhere else ie injectors / injection pump. Also, there was a thread on the list sometime ago about diesel fuels and i think shell was the one considered the cleanest so far.
*** At 75KM, maybe there is need to look at the required service interval for the fuel injection pump. Is it also possible that your engine oil level is much on the high side mark. A little bit of "too high engine oil level" in the oil sump has propensity to get past the piston rings (assuming same ring and engine conditions)and result into more smoke in the exhaust.
*** I asked a exhaust maker to weld a 1inch diameter X 3inch lenght galvanized tube with screwable cap(the one used in plumbing) on the exhaust pipe, under the manifold just when it bends down the lowest part. Having installed that you can now fill your whole exhaust system with soapy water. Close the end part using plastic wrap and tie with rubber band or something. After an hour or more( some do it overnight) open the end and run the engine until all of the water comes out. It will come out messy with really black water so you may need to prepare something to catch it. You can run fresh water from the hose while the engine is running until you can see clear water coming out from the tail pipe end. For the soapy water I think the stronger the better. I use Joy(brand) liquid soap with laundry powder. You may have to do some invention to help you if your going to do this from time to time. I do it once every 2 months. I bought a plastic funnel( bigger is better) and connect a hose, maybe 3 feet lenght and from the engine bay run the hose down to the tube opening. This will help you pour the soapy water because for the 110 it might need 3 gallons of it. Dont forget to close the tube cap. Some say this can destroy the internals of the muffler/silencer but Id rather than being flagged down for smoke belching.
*** I have had my TDi's timing fine tuned at Rover Parts and Victor the mechanic does a good job. You can actually notice more smoke and no smoke from the exhaust as the timing is set and reset. However there's a trade-off. More smoke means less noisy engine and less smoke means noisier engine.
** ''Clutch Use and Maintenance''
*** Soft clutch is Borg & Beck clutch disc. Original clutch is Valeo.
*** Lesson: that clutch pedal in no-play position should have been checked early on, as this was not the result of a simple "comfort" setting but was symptomatic of a larger problem down below.
*** Lesson: clutch-riding (perhaps the former user was guilty of this; I am, sometimes) is a very expensive bad habit.
*** Why the scouring? Ladi thinks this is due to mixing up different types of clutch fluid. Manny G., to whose RR this also happened, says that the clutch fluid probably has a corrosive effect that is supported by lack of wear; a clear case of "if you don't use it, you'll lose it."
*** Corollary lesson: Another defender's clutch, also replaced by Ladi, manifested another bad driving habit. The clutch disk's outer perimeter, the 2-in wide circumference to which the fiber clutch disk is bonded, was starting to get torn out of the central part of the plate, as the metal parts in between the slots were exhibiting cracks. Analysis is that the driver was almost always releasing the clutch too suddenly, placing too much shearing stress on that part of the plate.
*** The Defender Workshop Manual provides the following key measurements:
**** 1) edge of the clutch pedal to the floor of the footwell, without mat -- 140mm;
**** 2) pushrod freeplay, between the pushrod and master cylinder -- 1.5mm
**** 3) free movement of the clutch pedal at the pad -- 6mm.
*** If done to spec, the clutch pedal is slightly lower than the brake pedal.

* '''Range Rover Classic'''

== Links ==

* '''Land Rover Vehicle Manuals'''
** [http://daemon4x4.org/portal/downloads.php?dcid=6], [http://www.brownchurch.co.uk/download.html],[http://www.roversclub.org/html/articles.html],[http://home.halden.net/lr-klubb/downloads/Defender1996.pdf],[http://green-oval.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=13&Itemid=29],[http://www.offroadexpedition.com/downloads.html],[http://www.scribd.com/],[http://www.ebooksavenue.info/car-manuals/1995%E2%80%932003-land-rover-discovery-service-manual.html],[http://www.tanygraig.force9.co.uk/John/vlr/form.htm],[http://www.landrover.ee/est/varia/downloads/cars.htm]

* '''Weather and Wind Prediction'''
** [http://www.jma.go.jp/en/typh/ Japan Meteorological Agency Tropical Cyclone Information]
** [https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/PUBLIC/WXMAP/ U.S. Navy Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center] (Firewalls may prevent access.)
** [http://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/wb/wxfcst.html Pagasa Weather Forecast]
** [http://weather.cnn.com/weather/forecast.jsp?locCode=MANX CNN Weather]
* '''Defender'''
** [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/Maintechnic.htm maintenance service intervals]
** [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/Maintenance_12000miles.htm 20k Kms service interval]

* '''GPS'''
** [http://www.gpsnow.com/ GPS Now]
** [http://waypoints.ph/ WayPointsDotPH]
** [http://www.freewebs.com/phroadguide/ GPS Road Guide] - Philippine GPS Map for Garmin GPS

* '''Land Rover 1'''
** [http://www.roverunited.com/ Rover United]

* '''Magazines'''
** [http://www.landroverenthusiast.com/ Land Rover Enthusiast]

* '''Dealers'''
** [http://www.mountainrovers.com/ Mountain Rovers]

* '''Club Mailing List'''
** [http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/ Land Rover Club of the Philippines]

* '''Waxoyl sources'''

* '''Stores'''
** [http://www.roversnorth.com Rovers North]

* '''Land Rover 2'''

* '''Defender'''
** [http://www.trakkers.co.uk/second-middle-row-seats-932-0.html Middle Row Seats]

* '''Car Links'''

* '''Videos'''
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v-I8Zu6alo&feature=related Defender - BBC Top Gear - alta.]
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-ys7bQLsic Land Rover Experience - Essential Guide to Off Road Driving - Hill Ascents - Part 1 of 5]
** [http://www.landroveraddict.com/videos/overland3.wmv BBC Film on the Overland from London to Singapore in a Land Rover Series I in 1956 (its 38 minutes)]

* '''Miscellaneous'''
** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_rover Land Rover Wikipedia]

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== Important tips in Filling-up Gas ==
*Fill up your car or truck in the morning when the temperature is still cool. Remember that all service stations have their storage tanks buried below ground; and the colder the ground, the denser the gasoline. When it gets warmer gasoline expands, so if you're filling up in the afternoon or in the evening, what should be a gallon is not exactly a gallon. In the petroleum business, the specific gravity and temperature of the fuel (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, ethanol and other petroleum products) are significant. Every truckload that we load is temperature- compensated so that the indicated gallonage is actually the amount pumped. A one-degree rise in temperature is a big deal for businesses, but service stations don't have temperature compensation at their pumps.
*If a tanker truck is filling the station's tank at the time you want to buy gas, do not fill up; most likely dirt and sludge in the tank is being stirred up when gas is being delivered, and you might be transferring that dirt from the bottom of their tank into your car's tank.
*Fill up when your gas tank is half-full (or half-empty), because the more gas you have in your tank the less air there is and gasoline evaporates rapidly, especially when it's warm. (Gasoline storage tanks have an internal floating 'roof' membrane to act as a barrier between the gas and the atmosphere, thereby minimizing evaporation. )
* If you look at the trigger you'll see that it has three delivery settings: slow, medium and high. When you're filling up do not squeeze the trigger of the nozzle to the high setting. You should be pumping at the slow setting, thereby minimizing vapors created while you are pumping. Hoses at the pump are corrugated; the corrugations act as a return path for vapor recovery from gas that already has been metered. If you are pumping at the high setting, the agitated gasoline contains more vapor, which is being sucked back into the underground tank, so you're getting less gas for your money. Hope this will help ease your 'pain at the pump'

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Tomacruz-2009-03-21-11-42-00.jpg|Defender as a Bridal Car
Image:Tomacruz-2010-03-07-09-48-12.jpg|Terrapod
</gallery>
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== Land Rover Club of the Philippines ==
[[Image:lrcp_car_sticker.gif|right|490px|LRCP Logo]]
* For mission, objectives, membership, mailing list, and contact information, please visit the '''[http://www.landroverclub.ph/ official website]'''.
* For club events, please join the [http://www.landroverclub.ph/mailing_list.html LRCP mailing list].

== Suppliers/Services ==
Land Rover Club of the Philippines
Directory of Suppliers / Services

1. 5 R AGRO INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION, 334 E. Miranda Street, Paso de Blas, Valenzuela City; Telephone: +632 8292-8418; 8292-6010; 8292-5942; Fax: 8292-59-92; Email: v5r-agro@i-manila.com.ph; owned by Porfirio L. Rodriguez and Raul L. Rodriguez. They have good used Series parts and service Land Rovers.

2. ADDSPEED AUTOWORKS, Saint Joseph Street corner CRM Avenue, BF Almanza, Las Pinas City; Telephone: +632 8004945, 9962258; Cell: +63917-8218356; Email: addspeedautoworks@yahoo.com; owned by Aladino "Ladi" B. Chica. They service Land Rovers, including mechanical and minor electrical work.

3. AUTOMARINE HANDLERS, INC., 1 Maginhawa Street. UP Village Diliman, Quezon City; Telephone: +632 89250570; Email: automarinehandlers@yahoo.com; owned by Ernie Santos and Eric Narciso. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers. They use the latest diagnostic technology.

4. B MOTOR WORKS & OFF ROAD CUSTOM FABRICATION, 47 Gen. Luna Street, Banaba, San Mateo, Rizal; Telephone: +632 8959 1071; Cell: +63917 544 4707; Email: eliassantos109@gmail.com; owned by Elias Santos. They do Land Rover restoration and repair; 4x4 custom work, fabrication and accessories such as - roof racks, rock sliders, nudge bars and winch mounts; 4x4 under chassis modifications, body and suspension lifts; and 4x4 maintenance and repairs.

5. BERT ILAGAN, Miami Street, Cubao, Quezon City; Telephone +632 89120545; Cell +63908 882 5102. He imports Land Rover parts and accessories.

6. BM ROVERPARTS SERVITEK, CO., Dona P. Ramos Street, Angliongto Sr., Davao City; Telephone +63 82-302-5467, +63 82-305-8552; Email: benbata1@yahoo.com; owned by Jun Bata and Boyet Magnaye. Jun Bata, cellphone +63 932 388 4693 (Sun) and +63 977 2809124 (Globe); Boyet Magnaye, cellphone +63 956 651 6312 (Globe). They repair, service and maintain Land Rovers and Range Rovers vehicles.

7. BRITPART PHILIPPINES, INC., OPVI Centre, 2295 Chino Roces Avenue (formerly Pasong Tamo Extension), 1231 Makati City; Telephone +632 8777 3039, +632 8776 7258, +632 8776 9575; Email: yuanongpin@britpartph.com. Yuan Ongpin is the Sales Director; Cell +63917 123 7278. They are the Philippine dealer of Britpart UK [www.britpart.com], an independent wholesaler of parts and accessories for Land Rover vehicles.

8. EUGENE DE JESUS; 1561 Burbank Street, Brookside Hills, 1900 Cainta, Rizal; +639156158878; eugenedj@gmail.com . He imports Land Rover parts and accessories.

9. EUROSPEC AUTO SERVICE, Pilar Development Compound, Warehouse 3 (Unit 2), Pilar Road, Barangay Almanza, 1750 Las Pinas; Cell: +632 932 932 844 0044 or +63 932 855 0055; Landline: +632 8403 0767; Email: eurospecmotorscorp@gmail.com; Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EurospecAuto ; Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eurospecauto/ Owned by Fritz Juan; they offer automotive repair, parts and service specializing in Land Rover, Jaguar, BMW and Mercedes Benz.

10. LAND ROVER – ALL BRITISH CARS, 1008 EDSA Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila; Telephone: +632 8784 5003; Email: customercare@allbritishcars.com.ph; Website: www.landrover.ph They are the exclusive distributor of Land Rover vehicles in the Philippines. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

11. LR PHILS MOTORS, INC., Service Centre: 3904 Quingua Street, Makati City; Telephone: +632 8881- 7252. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

12. MARVIN ROXAS, Saint Anthony Subdivision, Cainta, Rizal; Telephone: +632 7218 8985; Cell: +63917 6973655; Email: bluemrvn71@yahoo.com; He does Land Rover repairs, custom work, fabrication and accessories such as - roof racks, rock sliders, nudge bars and winch mounts.

13. PartsPro.PH www.PartsPro.PH Address: 91 Congressional Ave. Brgy Bahay Toro, Project 8 Quezon City, Store hours Monday - Saturday 8:30am - 6:30pm (4:30pm during GCQ),
Customer Care Team Hotline: 0917 703 0700; Principle owner: Raffy David. PartsPro.PH is The Philippines #1 Automotive Online Parts Store. PartsPro.PH carries thousands of automotive parts from the most respected brands in the automotive industry. They also have thousands of Brand New OEM Land Rover parts and accessories at their PartsPro Outlet section all at liquidation prices, https://www.partspro.ph/collections/defender. Everything you need for your Land Rover and other vehicles can be found at PartsPro.PH.

14. PAUL M. JAVIER, DiffLock Autoworks, Avocado Street, Sampaloc, Tanay, Rizal; Cell: +63 917 537 0556; Email: diff_lock@yahoo.com . Owned by Paul M. Javier. He does Land Rover repairs, restoration and conversions including repair, replace, overhaul of engines, manual and automatic transmissions, differentials, steering, suspension, radiator, cooling systems, brakes; electrical work; repair of electric winch and starters

15. PROJECT ARROW 4X4 OUTFITTERS, W501 Bormaheco Compound, Cervantes Road, Km.17 West Service Road, Marcelo Green, Paranaque City; Email: info.projarrow4x4@gmail.com; Cell: +63 977 855 8727, +63 917 823 0448; owned by Tito Arbatin. They are a “one stop shop for all of your Land Rover part and accessories needs”; they do Land Rover restoration; a stockist and approved fitting centre; they sell and install Land Rover accessories and specialist vehicle equipment, suspension, protection, recovery.

16. RANGELAND AUTO REPAIR AND RESTORATION, 2 Martilyo Street, Midtown, San Roque, Marikina; Tel/Fax +632 8753 8378; owned by Bobby E. Jose. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

17. ROVER GARAGE BF, 98 Bb Ramona Tirona St, BF Homes, Paranaque City; Owned by Timmy Valencia with Cell: +63 917 792 0574; Email: alvcars@yahoo.com. They supply Land Rover parts; and do maintenance / repairs of mechanical, electrical and accessories for the Land Rover Discovery, Defender and Range Rover. They are a dealer of Petron Lubricants.

18. ROVER PARTS SALES & SERVICE CO. INC., 120 Visayas Avenue, Culiat, Quezon City; Telephone: +632 8924 5972, +632 8924 5973; Cell: +63 906 500 3450 - with viber, +63 918 405 8080; Email: roverparts_ph@yahoo.com; Facebook Messenger account: “RoverParts VisayasAve”. Owned by Joe Garcia, Manny Garcia and Lizette Garcia. They import and supply spare parts for Land Rover, Range Rover, Mini Cooper, and Massey Ferguson. They repair, service and maintain Land Rovers and Range Rovers vehicles, from Series II, Series III, Defender, Discovery, Freelander and Range Rover.

19. RON PASCUAL, Bulakan, Bulacan; Cell: +63 977 740 5337 (Globe); Email: rovrnut@gmal.com . Build complete new Series 2 & 3, 88 and 109 aluminum body; Build complete new Series 88 and 109 steel chassis; Build complete new Series 3 and 2 dashboard and interior panels; Build complete new Defender 90 and 110 aluminum body; Build complete new Defender 90 and 110 steel chassis; Build complete new Defender (non puma) dashboard and interior panels; Build box trailer with steel substructure and aluminum exterior panels.

20. THIRD AGULTO, Block 5, Lot 7, Molave Street, Dacon Homes, Kasibulan Village Cainta Rizal; Cell: +63 922 867 6373; Email: third.agulto@gmail.com. He is a dealer of: Maxtrax, Direction Plus, Hi-Lift, Allisport, EBC Brakes, Ashcroft, and GBR Utah.

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== Pictures & Videos ==
[[Image:lrcp.jpg|right|200px|thumb|]]
[[Image:pinatubo.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Mt. Pinatubo GPS Tracks on Google Earth]]
[[Image:pulag.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Mt. Pulag GPS Tracks on Google Earth]]
*'''Club Meetings'''
**2000-03-11 Club Meeting at Fat Willy's, The Fort [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2000-10-14 Lake Caliraya Meeting [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2001-11 LRCP at Highlands, Tagaytay [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=3]
** 2007-06 Car Club Meet at San Miguel [http://prothy.multiply.com/photos/album/16]
*'''4x4 Races'''
**2001-07-21 3rd leg of the Philippine Elimination Series for the Rainforest Challenge ("RFC") [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
*'''Hi-Peak, Zambales'''
**2001-05-17 LRC with Sports Unlimited [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2002-02 LRCP [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=1]
**2002-05 LandRoverClub.NET Article [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/clubs_world.htm]
*'''Mt. Pinatubo'''
**2001-11-30 Land Rover Club joins Angeles City 4x4 Club [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2004-06 Pinatubo Videos [http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/files/]
*'''Tanay'''
** 2000-08-27 Daraitan River crossing [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
** 2007-08 Off Road Driving Clinic Philippines [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UubDRtrSdQQ]
** 2007-08-11 4x4 Clinic@Tanay Video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqrfMoQz4P8]
** 2007-08 Range Rover Sport crossing Daraitan Rover [http://videos.4x4ph.com/video/7622db7b-1f03-4296-885d-99a70008d243.htm]
** 2010-06-27 Land Rover Club of the Philippines Get-Together, 4WD Driving Clinic & Gymkhana [http://www.sprocketph.com/?p=480]
*'''Mt. Pulag'''
*'''Car Shows'''
*'''Other Events'''
**2001-06-15 Promotion of Tomb Raider Movie [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2002-11 C! Magazine Range Rover Feature Tagaytay [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=4]
**2003-03 Lake Caliraya Crossing by Steven Cu [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=2]
**2004 Cordilleras [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/browse/f27d]
**2006-10 Defender as a Bridal Car [http://tomacruz.multiply.com/photos/album/16]
**2007-08 School books for Dinapigue, Isabela and relief goods for Casiguran, Aurora [http://www.gmanews.tv/largevideo/latest/10977/Kapusong-Totoo][http://www.gmanews.tv/largevideo/latest/10977/Kapusong-Totoowatch]
**2007-09 Isabela Trip for Kapuso Foundation [http://prothy.multiply.com/photos/album/21/Isabela_Trip_for_Kapuso_Foundation]

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== Maintenance Tips ==
* '''Defender'''
** ''Corroded hood and side-door fasteners''
*** All Defenders suffer from corroded hood and side-door fasteners. The zinc-plated factory fasteners are just not up to resisting corrosion after years of exposure to the elements. These fasteners are unsightly, corrode in place and make maintenance more difficult, and also stain bodywork. Eliminate the corroded bolt heads and bodywork stains by replacing your Defender 90's factory hood and door fasteners with a MUD-UK Stainless Bolt Set. The MUD-UK Stainless Bolt Set its all 90, 110, 130, Station Wagon, Double Cab, and NAS Defenders, but the set is complete only for two-door Defenders. Each MUD-UK Stainless Fastener Set is made up of A2-grade stainless steel fasteners that will not corrode and will not stain the bodywork. [https://www.expeditionexchange.com/muduk/]
** ''Clutch pedal, master and slave cylinders''
*** As per LR Publication No. LDASCEEN97, it is recommended that for all Defender95/96/97MY - All Models:
**** 1. At 40,000 km (24k miles) intervals or every 2 years whichever is earlier, the hydraulic brake/clutch fluid should be completely renewed.
**** 2. At 80,000 km (48k miles) intervals or every four years whichever is earlier, all hydraulic brake/clutch fluid seals, brake servo filter and flexible hoses should be renewed.
*** Whenever you drain your fluids, make it a point to replace all rubber kits as well.
** ''Engine Smoke''
*** If its a black cloud or puff upon starting, the D110 300Tdi engine is normal. Its not caused by your engine, but the poor quality diesel fuel locally available (barely Tier IV; versus the Tier I or II in europe or north america). Most of the 300Tdi engines have the same probem. If its constantly smoking, then it must be something to do with the air cleaner element, the fuel filter, sedimenter, EGR valve (if any), engine timing, injection pump, etc. .
*** During change oil have the following checked/cleaned
****1) check timing/valve clearances
****2) have the intercooler cleaned
****3) have engine breather cleaned
****4) have exhaust pipe cleaned
*** If all above fails, it would be probably somewhere else ie injectors / injection pump. Also, there was a thread on the list sometime ago about diesel fuels and i think shell was the one considered the cleanest so far.
*** At 75KM, maybe there is need to look at the required service interval for the fuel injection pump. Is it also possible that your engine oil level is much on the high side mark. A little bit of "too high engine oil level" in the oil sump has propensity to get past the piston rings (assuming same ring and engine conditions)and result into more smoke in the exhaust.
*** I asked a exhaust maker to weld a 1inch diameter X 3inch lenght galvanized tube with screwable cap(the one used in plumbing) on the exhaust pipe, under the manifold just when it bends down the lowest part. Having installed that you can now fill your whole exhaust system with soapy water. Close the end part using plastic wrap and tie with rubber band or something. After an hour or more( some do it overnight) open the end and run the engine until all of the water comes out. It will come out messy with really black water so you may need to prepare something to catch it. You can run fresh water from the hose while the engine is running until you can see clear water coming out from the tail pipe end. For the soapy water I think the stronger the better. I use Joy(brand) liquid soap with laundry powder. You may have to do some invention to help you if your going to do this from time to time. I do it once every 2 months. I bought a plastic funnel( bigger is better) and connect a hose, maybe 3 feet lenght and from the engine bay run the hose down to the tube opening. This will help you pour the soapy water because for the 110 it might need 3 gallons of it. Dont forget to close the tube cap. Some say this can destroy the internals of the muffler/silencer but Id rather than being flagged down for smoke belching.
*** I have had my TDi's timing fine tuned at Rover Parts and Victor the mechanic does a good job. You can actually notice more smoke and no smoke from the exhaust as the timing is set and reset. However there's a trade-off. More smoke means less noisy engine and less smoke means noisier engine.
** ''Clutch Use and Maintenance''
*** Soft clutch is Borg & Beck clutch disc. Original clutch is Valeo.
*** Lesson: that clutch pedal in no-play position should have been checked early on, as this was not the result of a simple "comfort" setting but was symptomatic of a larger problem down below.
*** Lesson: clutch-riding (perhaps the former user was guilty of this; I am, sometimes) is a very expensive bad habit.
*** Why the scouring? Ladi thinks this is due to mixing up different types of clutch fluid. Manny G., to whose RR this also happened, says that the clutch fluid probably has a corrosive effect that is supported by lack of wear; a clear case of "if you don't use it, you'll lose it."
*** Corollary lesson: Another defender's clutch, also replaced by Ladi, manifested another bad driving habit. The clutch disk's outer perimeter, the 2-in wide circumference to which the fiber clutch disk is bonded, was starting to get torn out of the central part of the plate, as the metal parts in between the slots were exhibiting cracks. Analysis is that the driver was almost always releasing the clutch too suddenly, placing too much shearing stress on that part of the plate.
*** The Defender Workshop Manual provides the following key measurements:
**** 1) edge of the clutch pedal to the floor of the footwell, without mat -- 140mm;
**** 2) pushrod freeplay, between the pushrod and master cylinder -- 1.5mm
**** 3) free movement of the clutch pedal at the pad -- 6mm.
*** If done to spec, the clutch pedal is slightly lower than the brake pedal.

* '''Range Rover Classic'''

== Classifieds ==
[[Image:bnsp_logo.gif|right|thumb|View Land Rover Classified Ads in [http://www.buyandsellplus.com/All-Sections/keyword/rover BuyAndSellPlus.COM]]]
For listings, visit [http://www.buyandsellplus.com/All-Sections/keyword/rover].

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== Links ==

* '''Land Rover Vehicle Manuals'''
** [http://daemon4x4.org/portal/downloads.php?dcid=6], [http://www.brownchurch.co.uk/download.html],[http://www.roversclub.org/html/articles.html],[http://home.halden.net/lr-klubb/downloads/Defender1996.pdf],[http://green-oval.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=13&Itemid=29],[http://www.offroadexpedition.com/downloads.html],[http://www.scribd.com/],[http://www.ebooksavenue.info/car-manuals/1995%E2%80%932003-land-rover-discovery-service-manual.html],[http://www.tanygraig.force9.co.uk/John/vlr/form.htm],[http://www.landrover.ee/est/varia/downloads/cars.htm]

* '''Weather and Wind Prediction'''
** [http://www.jma.go.jp/en/typh/ Japan Meteorological Agency Tropical Cyclone Information]
** [https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/PUBLIC/WXMAP/ U.S. Navy Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center] (Firewalls may prevent access.)
** [http://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/wb/wxfcst.html Pagasa Weather Forecast]
** [http://weather.cnn.com/weather/forecast.jsp?locCode=MANX CNN Weather]
* '''Defender'''
** [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/Maintechnic.htm maintenance service intervals]
** [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/Maintenance_12000miles.htm 20k Kms service interval]

* '''GPS'''
** [http://www.gpsnow.com/ GPS Now]
** [http://waypoints.ph/ WayPointsDotPH]
** [http://www.freewebs.com/phroadguide/ GPS Road Guide] - Philippine GPS Map for Garmin GPS

* '''Land Rover 1'''
** [http://www.roverunited.com/ Rover United]

* '''Magazines'''
** [http://www.landroverenthusiast.com/ Land Rover Enthusiast]

* '''Dealers'''
** [http://www.mountainrovers.com/ Mountain Rovers]

* '''Club Mailing List'''
** [http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/ Land Rover Club of the Philippines]

* '''Waxoyl sources'''

* '''Stores'''
** [http://www.roversnorth.com Rovers North]

* '''Land Rover 2'''

* '''Defender'''
** [http://www.trakkers.co.uk/second-middle-row-seats-932-0.html Middle Row Seats]

* '''Car Links'''

* '''Videos'''
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v-I8Zu6alo&feature=related Defender - BBC Top Gear - alta.]
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-ys7bQLsic Land Rover Experience - Essential Guide to Off Road Driving - Hill Ascents - Part 1 of 5]
** [http://www.landroveraddict.com/videos/overland3.wmv BBC Film on the Overland from London to Singapore in a Land Rover Series I in 1956 (its 38 minutes)]

* '''Miscellaneous'''
** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_rover Land Rover Wikipedia]

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== Important tips in Filling-up Gas ==
*Fill up your car or truck in the morning when the temperature is still cool. Remember that all service stations have their storage tanks buried below ground; and the colder the ground, the denser the gasoline. When it gets warmer gasoline expands, so if you're filling up in the afternoon or in the evening, what should be a gallon is not exactly a gallon. In the petroleum business, the specific gravity and temperature of the fuel (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, ethanol and other petroleum products) are significant. Every truckload that we load is temperature- compensated so that the indicated gallonage is actually the amount pumped. A one-degree rise in temperature is a big deal for businesses, but service stations don't have temperature compensation at their pumps.
*If a tanker truck is filling the station's tank at the time you want to buy gas, do not fill up; most likely dirt and sludge in the tank is being stirred up when gas is being delivered, and you might be transferring that dirt from the bottom of their tank into your car's tank.
*Fill up when your gas tank is half-full (or half-empty), because the more gas you have in your tank the less air there is and gasoline evaporates rapidly, especially when it's warm. (Gasoline storage tanks have an internal floating 'roof' membrane to act as a barrier between the gas and the atmosphere, thereby minimizing evaporation. )
* If you look at the trigger you'll see that it has three delivery settings: slow, medium and high. When you're filling up do not squeeze the trigger of the nozzle to the high setting. You should be pumping at the slow setting, thereby minimizing vapors created while you are pumping. Hoses at the pump are corrugated; the corrugations act as a return path for vapor recovery from gas that already has been metered. If you are pumping at the high setting, the agitated gasoline contains more vapor, which is being sucked back into the underground tank, so you're getting less gas for your money. Hope this will help ease your 'pain at the pump'

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Tomacruz-2009-03-21-11-42-00.jpg|Defender as a Bridal Car
Image:Tomacruz-2010-03-07-09-48-12.jpg|Terrapod
</gallery>
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Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Cebu City/Union Bank/

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== Union Bank ==
* Rebates: [https://unionbank.findshare.com/]

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==Gallery==
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Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Makati City/UnionBank Makati Avenue/

2020-02-19T04:35:34Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* UnionBank Makati Avenue */

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== UnionBank Makati Avenue ==
* Address: Makati Avenue corner Durban St., Makati City
* Branch Mgr: FRANCES LACHICA
* Tel :895-1774/896-9231-33
* Fax : 899-1544
* Website: [http://www.unionbankph.com/]
* Rebates: [https://unionbank.findshare.com/]
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==Gallery==
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Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Cebu City/Security Bank/

2020-02-18T05:31:49Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Security Bank */

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== Security Bank ==
* [https://rebates.securitybank.com/ Security Bank Rebates]

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==Gallery==
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Image:Tomacruz-2009-05-29-09-46-32.jpg|
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Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Makati City/Security Bank Centre/

2020-02-18T05:30:33Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* External Links */

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== Building Name ==
* Address: 6776 Ayala Avenue, Makati City, Philippines
* Parking Information:

== Directions ==
* Car
* Public Transportation

==Gallery==
<gallery></gallery>

== External Links ==
* [http://properties.santos.knightfrank.ph/commercial/Metro-Manila/Makati-City/0/1199/Security-Bank-Plaza Security Bank Plaza Properties for sale or for rent by Santos Knight Frank]
* [https://rebates.securitybank.com/ Security Bank Rebates]

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Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Makati City/Land Rover Club Of The Philippines/

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EricTomacruz11936724: /* Suppliers/Services */

== Land Rover Club of the Philippines ==
[[Image:lrcp_car_sticker.gif|right|490px|LRCP Logo]]
* For mission, objectives, membership, mailing list, and contact information, please visit the '''[http://www.landroverclub.ph/ official website]'''.
* For club events, please join the [http://www.landroverclub.ph/mailing_list.html LRCP mailing list].

== Suppliers/Services ==
Land Rover Club of the Philippines
Directory of Suppliers / Services

1. 5 R AGRO INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION, 334 E. Miranda Street, Paso de Blas, Valenzuela City; Telephone: +632 292-8418; 292-6010; 292-5942; Fax: 292-59-92; Email: v5r-agro@i-manila.com.ph; owned by Porfirio L. Rodriguez and Raul L. Rodriguez. They have good used Series parts and service Land Rovers.

2. ADDSPEED AUTOWORKS, Saint Joseph Street corner CRM Avenue, BF Almanza, Las Pinas City; Telephone: +632 8004945, 9962258; Cell: +63917-8218356; Email: addspeedautoworks@yahoo.com; owned by Aladino "Ladi" B. Chica. They service Land Rovers, including mechanical and minor electrical work.

3. AUTOMARINE HANDLERS, INC., 1 Maginhawa Street. UP Village Diliman, Quezon City; Telephone: +632 9250570; Tel / Fax: +632 4361029; Email: automarinehandlers@yahoo.com; owned by Ernie Santos and Eric Narciso. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers. They use the latest diagnostic technology.

4. B MOTOR WORKS & OFF ROAD CUSTOM FABRICATION, 47 Gen. Luna Street, Banaba, San Mateo, Rizal; Telephone: +632 5050907; Cell: +63928 707 0747; Email: eliassantos109@yahoo.com; owned by Elias Santos. They do Land Rover restoration and repair; 4x4 custom work, fabrication and accessories such as - roof racks, rock sliders, nudge bars and winch mounts; 4x4 under chassis modifications, body and suspension lifts; and 4x4 maintenance and repairs.

5. BERT ILAGAN, Miami Street, Cubao, Quezon City; Telephone +632 9120545; Cell +63908 882 5102. He imports Land Rover parts and accessories.

6. BM ROVERPARTS SERVITEK, CO., Dona P. Ramos Street, Angliongto Sr., Davao City; Telephone +63 82-302-5467, +63 82-305-8552; Email: benbata1@yahoo.com; owned by Jun Bata and Boyet Magnaye. Jun Bata, cellphone +63 932 388 4693; Boyet Magnaye, cellphone +63 917 752 9350. They repair, service and maintain Land Rovers and Range Rovers vehicles.

7. BRITPART PHILIPPINES, INC., Unit 103 Tonbridge Commercial, Inc., OPVI Centre, 2295 Chino Roces Avenue (formerly Pasong Tamo Extension), 1231 Makati City; Telephone +632 777 3039, +632 776 7258, +632 776 9575; Email: yuanongpin@britpartph.com. Yuan Ongpin is the Sales Director; Cell +63917 500 5355. They are the Philippine dealer of Britpart UK [www.britpart.com], an independent wholesaler of parts and accessories for Land Rover vehicles.

8. EUGENE DE JESUS; 1561 Burbank Street, Brookside Hills, 1900 Cainta, Rizal; +639156158878; eugenedj@gmail.com . He imports Land Rover parts and accessories.

9. EUROSPEC AUTO SERVICE, Pilar Development Compound, Warehouse 3 (Unit 2), Pilar Road, Barangay Almanza, 1750 Las Pinas; Cell: +632 932-855-0055; owned by Fritz Juan; They for automotive repair and service specializing in Land Rover, Jaguar, BMW and Mercedes Benz.

10. LAND ROVER – ALL BRITISH CARS, 1008 EDSA Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila; Telephone: +632 784 5003; Email: customercare@allbritishcars.com.ph; Website: www.landrover.ph They are the exclusive distributor of Land Rover vehicles in the Philippines. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

11. LR PHILS MOTORS, INC., Service Centre: 3904 Quingua Street, Makati City; Telephone: +632 881- 7252. Showroom: 32nd and 4th Crescent Park West, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City. Telephone: +632 897-8888. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

12. MANTECH, 279 Oranbo Drive, Pasig City, Telephone: +632 584-7298; owned by Joel Buse. They service and repair all major European makes; dealer of Redline Oils, Mobil, Liqui-Moly, Gulf oil, Old Man Emu shocks and ARB products; metal works and fabrication.

13. MARVIN ROXAS, Saint Anthony Subdivision, Cainta, Rizal; Telephone: +632 2188985; Cell: +63917 6973655; Email: bluemrvn71@yahoo.com; He does Land Rover repairs, custom work, fabrication and accessories such as - roof racks, rock sliders, nudge bars and winch mounts.

14. PAUL M. JAVIER, Avocado Street, Sampaloc, Tanay, Rizal; Cell: +639274350556; Email: diff_lock@yahoo.com . He does Land Rover repairs, including repair, replace, rebuild of engines, manual transmissions, differentials, steering, suspension, radiator, cooling systems, brakes; electrical work; repair of electric winch and starters.

15. PROJECT ARROW 4X4 OUTFITTERS, Cervantes Road, Bormaheco Compound, Km17 West Service Road, Marcelo Green, Parañaque; Email: info.projarrow4x4@yahoo.com; Cell: +63 908 8600448 / +63 932 8770448; owned by Tito Arbatin. They are a “one stop shop for all of your Land Rover part and accessories needs”; they do Land Rover restoration; a stockist and approved fitting centre; they sell and install Land Rover accessories and specialist vehicle equipment, suspension, protection, recovery.

16. RANGELAND AUTO REPAIR AND RESTORATION, 2 Martilyo Street, Midtown, San Roque, Marikina; Tel/Fax +632 7538378; owned by Bobby E. Jose. They supply Land Rover parts and service Land Rovers and Range Rovers.

17. ROVER PARTS SALES & SERVICE CO. INC., 120 Visayas Avenue, Culiat, Quezon City; Telephone: +632 9245972; Tel/Fax +632 9245973, +632 9282208; Email: roverparts_ph@yahoo.com; owned by Joe Garcia, Manny Garcia and Lizette Garcia. They import and supply spare parts for Land Rover, Range Rover, Mini Cooper, and Massey Ferguson. They repair, service and maintain Land Rovers and Range Rovers vehicles, from Series II, Series III, Defender, Discovery, Freelander and Range Rover.

18. RON PASCUAL, Bulacan, Bulacan; Cell: +63908 810 9532; Email: rovrnut@gmail.com The distributor of genuine Land Rover Parts and Accessories from Rovers North of Vermont, USA for Series Vehicles, Defender, and Range Rover Classic. Restoration, repair of aluminum body parts; fabrication of new aluminum body panels for Series and Defender; engine conversions; build new chassis; locally fabricated steel products: bullbar winch bumpers, roll cages corner guards, skid plates, receiver hitch, recovery points, aluminum camper trailers, with rover wheel bolt pattern; aluminum dormobile camping top for Series and Defender and car trailers with electric brakes.

19. THIRD AGULTO, Block 5, Lot 7, Molave Street, Dacon Homes, Kasibulan Village Cainta Rizal; Telephone: +632-3412009, Cell: +639228676373; Email: third.agulto@gmail.com. He is a dealer of Rancho, Ironman 4x4, Hella, Dunlop, Yokohama, Maxxis and other tire brands.

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== Pictures & Videos ==
[[Image:lrcp.jpg|right|200px|thumb|]]
[[Image:pinatubo.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Mt. Pinatubo GPS Tracks on Google Earth]]
[[Image:pulag.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Mt. Pulag GPS Tracks on Google Earth]]
*'''Club Meetings'''
**2000-03-11 Club Meeting at Fat Willy's, The Fort [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2000-10-14 Lake Caliraya Meeting [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2001-11 LRCP at Highlands, Tagaytay [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=3]
** 2007-06 Car Club Meet at San Miguel [http://prothy.multiply.com/photos/album/16]
*'''4x4 Races'''
**2001-07-21 3rd leg of the Philippine Elimination Series for the Rainforest Challenge ("RFC") [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
*'''Hi-Peak, Zambales'''
**2001-05-17 LRC with Sports Unlimited [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2002-02 LRCP [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=1]
**2002-05 LandRoverClub.NET Article [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/clubs_world.htm]
*'''Mt. Pinatubo'''
**2001-11-30 Land Rover Club joins Angeles City 4x4 Club [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2004-06 Pinatubo Videos [http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/files/]
*'''Tanay'''
** 2000-08-27 Daraitan River crossing [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
** 2007-08 Off Road Driving Clinic Philippines [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UubDRtrSdQQ]
** 2007-08-11 4x4 Clinic@Tanay Video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqrfMoQz4P8]
** 2007-08 Range Rover Sport crossing Daraitan Rover [http://videos.4x4ph.com/video/7622db7b-1f03-4296-885d-99a70008d243.htm]
** 2010-06-27 Land Rover Club of the Philippines Get-Together, 4WD Driving Clinic & Gymkhana [http://www.sprocketph.com/?p=480]
*'''Mt. Pulag'''
*'''Car Shows'''
*'''Other Events'''
**2001-06-15 Promotion of Tomb Raider Movie [http://www.landroverclub.ph/pictures.html]
**2002-11 C! Magazine Range Rover Feature Tagaytay [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=4]
**2003-03 Lake Caliraya Crossing by Steven Cu [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/view/82e0?b=2]
**2004 Cordilleras [http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/photos/browse/f27d]
**2006-10 Defender as a Bridal Car [http://tomacruz.multiply.com/photos/album/16]
**2007-08 School books for Dinapigue, Isabela and relief goods for Casiguran, Aurora [http://www.gmanews.tv/largevideo/latest/10977/Kapusong-Totoo][http://www.gmanews.tv/largevideo/latest/10977/Kapusong-Totoowatch]
**2007-09 Isabela Trip for Kapuso Foundation [http://prothy.multiply.com/photos/album/21/Isabela_Trip_for_Kapuso_Foundation]

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== Maintenance Tips ==
* '''Defender'''
** ''Corroded hood and side-door fasteners''
*** All Defenders suffer from corroded hood and side-door fasteners. The zinc-plated factory fasteners are just not up to resisting corrosion after years of exposure to the elements. These fasteners are unsightly, corrode in place and make maintenance more difficult, and also stain bodywork. Eliminate the corroded bolt heads and bodywork stains by replacing your Defender 90's factory hood and door fasteners with a MUD-UK Stainless Bolt Set. The MUD-UK Stainless Bolt Set its all 90, 110, 130, Station Wagon, Double Cab, and NAS Defenders, but the set is complete only for two-door Defenders. Each MUD-UK Stainless Fastener Set is made up of A2-grade stainless steel fasteners that will not corrode and will not stain the bodywork. [https://www.expeditionexchange.com/muduk/]
** ''Clutch pedal, master and slave cylinders''
*** As per LR Publication No. LDASCEEN97, it is recommended that for all Defender95/96/97MY - All Models:
**** 1. At 40,000 km (24k miles) intervals or every 2 years whichever is earlier, the hydraulic brake/clutch fluid should be completely renewed.
**** 2. At 80,000 km (48k miles) intervals or every four years whichever is earlier, all hydraulic brake/clutch fluid seals, brake servo filter and flexible hoses should be renewed.
*** Whenever you drain your fluids, make it a point to replace all rubber kits as well.
** ''Engine Smoke''
*** If its a black cloud or puff upon starting, the D110 300Tdi engine is normal. Its not caused by your engine, but the poor quality diesel fuel locally available (barely Tier IV; versus the Tier I or II in europe or north america). Most of the 300Tdi engines have the same probem. If its constantly smoking, then it must be something to do with the air cleaner element, the fuel filter, sedimenter, EGR valve (if any), engine timing, injection pump, etc. .
*** During change oil have the following checked/cleaned
****1) check timing/valve clearances
****2) have the intercooler cleaned
****3) have engine breather cleaned
****4) have exhaust pipe cleaned
*** If all above fails, it would be probably somewhere else ie injectors / injection pump. Also, there was a thread on the list sometime ago about diesel fuels and i think shell was the one considered the cleanest so far.
*** At 75KM, maybe there is need to look at the required service interval for the fuel injection pump. Is it also possible that your engine oil level is much on the high side mark. A little bit of "too high engine oil level" in the oil sump has propensity to get past the piston rings (assuming same ring and engine conditions)and result into more smoke in the exhaust.
*** I asked a exhaust maker to weld a 1inch diameter X 3inch lenght galvanized tube with screwable cap(the one used in plumbing) on the exhaust pipe, under the manifold just when it bends down the lowest part. Having installed that you can now fill your whole exhaust system with soapy water. Close the end part using plastic wrap and tie with rubber band or something. After an hour or more( some do it overnight) open the end and run the engine until all of the water comes out. It will come out messy with really black water so you may need to prepare something to catch it. You can run fresh water from the hose while the engine is running until you can see clear water coming out from the tail pipe end. For the soapy water I think the stronger the better. I use Joy(brand) liquid soap with laundry powder. You may have to do some invention to help you if your going to do this from time to time. I do it once every 2 months. I bought a plastic funnel( bigger is better) and connect a hose, maybe 3 feet lenght and from the engine bay run the hose down to the tube opening. This will help you pour the soapy water because for the 110 it might need 3 gallons of it. Dont forget to close the tube cap. Some say this can destroy the internals of the muffler/silencer but Id rather than being flagged down for smoke belching.
*** I have had my TDi's timing fine tuned at Rover Parts and Victor the mechanic does a good job. You can actually notice more smoke and no smoke from the exhaust as the timing is set and reset. However there's a trade-off. More smoke means less noisy engine and less smoke means noisier engine.
** ''Clutch Use and Maintenance''
*** Soft clutch is Borg & Beck clutch disc. Original clutch is Valeo.
*** Lesson: that clutch pedal in no-play position should have been checked early on, as this was not the result of a simple "comfort" setting but was symptomatic of a larger problem down below.
*** Lesson: clutch-riding (perhaps the former user was guilty of this; I am, sometimes) is a very expensive bad habit.
*** Why the scouring? Ladi thinks this is due to mixing up different types of clutch fluid. Manny G., to whose RR this also happened, says that the clutch fluid probably has a corrosive effect that is supported by lack of wear; a clear case of "if you don't use it, you'll lose it."
*** Corollary lesson: Another defender's clutch, also replaced by Ladi, manifested another bad driving habit. The clutch disk's outer perimeter, the 2-in wide circumference to which the fiber clutch disk is bonded, was starting to get torn out of the central part of the plate, as the metal parts in between the slots were exhibiting cracks. Analysis is that the driver was almost always releasing the clutch too suddenly, placing too much shearing stress on that part of the plate.
*** The Defender Workshop Manual provides the following key measurements:
**** 1) edge of the clutch pedal to the floor of the footwell, without mat -- 140mm;
**** 2) pushrod freeplay, between the pushrod and master cylinder -- 1.5mm
**** 3) free movement of the clutch pedal at the pad -- 6mm.
*** If done to spec, the clutch pedal is slightly lower than the brake pedal.

* '''Range Rover Classic'''

== Classifieds ==
[[Image:bnsp_logo.gif|right|thumb|View Land Rover Classified Ads in [http://www.buyandsellplus.com/All-Sections/keyword/rover BuyAndSellPlus.COM]]]
For listings, visit [http://www.buyandsellplus.com/All-Sections/keyword/rover].

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== Links ==

* '''Land Rover Vehicle Manuals'''
** [http://daemon4x4.org/portal/downloads.php?dcid=6], [http://www.brownchurch.co.uk/download.html],[http://www.roversclub.org/html/articles.html],[http://home.halden.net/lr-klubb/downloads/Defender1996.pdf],[http://green-oval.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=13&Itemid=29],[http://www.offroadexpedition.com/downloads.html],[http://www.scribd.com/],[http://www.ebooksavenue.info/car-manuals/1995%E2%80%932003-land-rover-discovery-service-manual.html],[http://www.tanygraig.force9.co.uk/John/vlr/form.htm],[http://www.landrover.ee/est/varia/downloads/cars.htm]

* '''Weather and Wind Prediction'''
** [http://www.jma.go.jp/en/typh/ Japan Meteorological Agency Tropical Cyclone Information]
** [https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/PUBLIC/WXMAP/ U.S. Navy Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center] (Firewalls may prevent access.)
** [http://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/wb/wxfcst.html Pagasa Weather Forecast]
** [http://weather.cnn.com/weather/forecast.jsp?locCode=MANX CNN Weather]
* '''Defender'''
** [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/Maintechnic.htm maintenance service intervals]
** [http://www.landroverclub.net/Club/HTML/Maintenance_12000miles.htm 20k Kms service interval]

* '''GPS'''
** [http://www.gpsnow.com/ GPS Now]
** [http://waypoints.ph/ WayPointsDotPH]
** [http://www.freewebs.com/phroadguide/ GPS Road Guide] - Philippine GPS Map for Garmin GPS

* '''Land Rover 1'''
** [http://www.roverunited.com/ Rover United]

* '''Magazines'''
** [http://www.landroverenthusiast.com/ Land Rover Enthusiast]

* '''Dealers'''
** [http://www.mountainrovers.com/ Mountain Rovers]

* '''Club Mailing List'''
** [http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRCP/ Land Rover Club of the Philippines]

* '''Waxoyl sources'''

* '''Stores'''
** [http://www.roversnorth.com Rovers North]

* '''Land Rover 2'''

* '''Defender'''
** [http://www.trakkers.co.uk/second-middle-row-seats-932-0.html Middle Row Seats]

* '''Car Links'''

* '''Videos'''
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v-I8Zu6alo&feature=related Defender - BBC Top Gear - alta.]
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-ys7bQLsic Land Rover Experience - Essential Guide to Off Road Driving - Hill Ascents - Part 1 of 5]
** [http://www.landroveraddict.com/videos/overland3.wmv BBC Film on the Overland from London to Singapore in a Land Rover Series I in 1956 (its 38 minutes)]

* '''Miscellaneous'''
** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_rover Land Rover Wikipedia]

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== Important tips in Filling-up Gas ==
*Fill up your car or truck in the morning when the temperature is still cool. Remember that all service stations have their storage tanks buried below ground; and the colder the ground, the denser the gasoline. When it gets warmer gasoline expands, so if you're filling up in the afternoon or in the evening, what should be a gallon is not exactly a gallon. In the petroleum business, the specific gravity and temperature of the fuel (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, ethanol and other petroleum products) are significant. Every truckload that we load is temperature- compensated so that the indicated gallonage is actually the amount pumped. A one-degree rise in temperature is a big deal for businesses, but service stations don't have temperature compensation at their pumps.
*If a tanker truck is filling the station's tank at the time you want to buy gas, do not fill up; most likely dirt and sludge in the tank is being stirred up when gas is being delivered, and you might be transferring that dirt from the bottom of their tank into your car's tank.
*Fill up when your gas tank is half-full (or half-empty), because the more gas you have in your tank the less air there is and gasoline evaporates rapidly, especially when it's warm. (Gasoline storage tanks have an internal floating 'roof' membrane to act as a barrier between the gas and the atmosphere, thereby minimizing evaporation. )
* If you look at the trigger you'll see that it has three delivery settings: slow, medium and high. When you're filling up do not squeeze the trigger of the nozzle to the high setting. You should be pumping at the slow setting, thereby minimizing vapors created while you are pumping. Hoses at the pump are corrugated; the corrugations act as a return path for vapor recovery from gas that already has been metered. If you are pumping at the high setting, the agitated gasoline contains more vapor, which is being sucked back into the underground tank, so you're getting less gas for your money. Hope this will help ease your 'pain at the pump'

==Gallery==
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Image:Tomacruz-2010-03-07-09-48-12.jpg|Terrapod
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Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Makati City/Rockwell Center/CollegePrep.PH/

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== CollegePrep.PH ==
* Description: CollegePrep.PH provides ACT, SAT, GRE, and GMAT review classes and tutors in Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines.
* Website: [http://www.collegeprep.ph/]
* Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/CollegePrepPH-399781333917746/]
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Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Taguig City/Chinese International School Manila/

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==Chinese International School Manila==
* '''Location & Contact Information'''
** Address: Upper McKinley Road, McKinley Hill, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines 1634
** Telephone Number: +63-2-815-2476
** Official Website: [http://www.cismanila.org/]
* '''Overview'''

==Gallery==
<gallery></gallery>

== Related Links ==
* [http://www.collegeprep.ph/ ACT and SAT Review]

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Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Quezon City/Saint Pedro Poveda College/

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== Saint Pedro Poveda College ==
* '''Location & Contact Information'''
** Address, Directions, & Map:
*** EDSA, Corner Poveda Street, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines
** Telephone Numbers: +63 2 631-8756 to 58
** Official Website: [http://www.poveda.edu.ph/]
* '''History & Memorable Moments'''
** '''History and academics'''
Formerly Poveda Learning Centre, the heritage of Saint Pedro Poveda College stems back to 1960 when Institucion Teresiana School was opened. The school first offered kindergarten and primary classes, and began offering preschool, elementary and high school education by 1969.
Pedro Poveda's philosophy and principles of education are integrated in the school's Personalized Education Program (PEP). <ref name=wikipedia>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Pedro_Poveda_College#History_and_academics Saint Pedro Poveda College] Wikipedia.ORG. Accessed July 2011.</ref>

On December 3, 1974, during the birth centennial celebration of Saint Pedro Poveda, Institucion Teresiana changed its name to Poveda Learning Center as a fitting tribute to him. That same year, UNESCO honored Pedro Poveda as "Humanist and Educator". <ref name="wikipedia"/>

Two degree programs in the field of education and business administration are being offered, effective 2005-2006. With the expansion into tertiary education, the name of the school has been changed to Saint Pedro Poveda College. <ref name="wikipedia"/>

**'''History of Pedro Poveda'''
Pedro Poveda was born in Linares, Spain on December 3, 1874. After he was ordained priest in Guadix in 1897, he exercised his first apostolic ministry among the poor cave dwellers. He organized a livelihood program for adults and established a school for children. He gave himself to advancement of the poor and marginalized people. <ref name="wikipedia"/>

In 1906, he was assigned as Canon in Marian Sanctuary of Covadonga. While in Covadonga, he became aware of the importance of education, so he dedicated himself to solving the problems that confronted Christian education at that time. <ref name="wikipedia"/>

When the Civil War broke out, he was identified as an enemy by those who wished to dechristianize the schools and, on July 28, 1936, he was shot to death. Pedro Poveda was beatified by Pope John Paul II at St. Peter's Basilica on October 10, 1993. <ref name="wikipedia"/>

* '''Overview, Photographs, & Video Links'''

== Prospective Students ==
* '''Admissions Tips'''

== New & Current Students ==
* '''Campus Events'''
* '''Transportation'''
* '''Safety Tips'''
* '''Support Centers'''
** Counseling
* '''Grading System'''
* '''Good Classes & Teachers'''
* '''Groups & Organizations'''
* '''College & Career Tips'''

== Alumni ==
* '''Benefits of Joining Alumni Association'''
* '''Mailing List Directory'''
* '''Chapters'''
* '''Teachers (Where are they now?)'''
** Babao, Joseph Sanchez (January 1985 - Present)
** Hizon, Tara (January 2003 - December 2020)
** Juico, Marty Tan (April 1997 - November 2010)
** Makasiar-Dedel, Maryanne (June 1979 - May 1990)
** Ty, Winnie (January 1997 - March 2001)
* '''[http://www.alumni.net/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Quezon_City/Saint_Pedro_Poveda_College/ Alumni Directory]'''
* '''Alumni Events'''

== Visitors ==
* '''Hotels Nearby'''
* '''Restaurant Recommendations'''
* '''Places of Worship'''
* '''Sports Facility Access'''

== Employee ==
[[Image:jobscitylogo.gif||right|thumb|Find Philippine Education Jobs in [http://www.jobscity.net/pls/jobs/browsejobs?location1=PH&category1=ED JobsCity.NET]]]
* Job Listing

== Gallery ==
<gallery></gallery>

== Related Links ==
* [http://www.collegeprep.ph/ ACT and SAT Review]

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== References ==
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Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Mandaluyong City/La Salle Green Hills/

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== La Salle Green Hills ==
One of the eighteen (18) De La Salle campuses of De La Salle Philippines, Inc. http://www.delasalle.ph
* '''Address & Directions'''
** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Salle_Green_Hills 343 Ortigas Ave., Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila]. Located on what used to be [http://rektikano.vox.com/library/post/why-green-hills.html green hills] in a nice luxury subdivision off Ortigas Avenue just west of EDSA. Their web address is http://www.lsgh.edu.ph/ and offers a lot of information for any alumni, prospective student and current students.
== History & Memorable Moments ==
*1956
** In 1956, the De La Salle Brothers of then '''De La Salle College Manila''' acquired a 6-hectare piece of land in the then undeveloped Green Hills area in Mandaluyong. The late Brother U. Alphonsus Bloemen FSC reminisced in The Green Hills Ranger (Volume III / Number 4 / April 1964): ''"Rev. Brother H. Gabriel Connon FSC, the then Auxiliary Visitor shouldered the responsibility of forming the policy of the operation and establishing the Brothers' schools between 1950 and 1962. He foresaw the urgent need of another La Salle campus somewhere close to the new Subdivisions of the Ortigas Co. and a lot of six hectares was obtained in 1955(?) for the purpose. Construction was started on the buildings which were ready for the opening of the school year 1957-58(?)."'' Former La Salle Green Hills Principal Brother Dominic (Aquinas) Berardelli FSC remembers [Sept. 4, 2007 11:31 PM]: ''"The Brothers purchased on 5 hectares and the owners-De La Salle Alumni Don Francisco Ortigas Jr. and Rafael Ortigas Sr. gave us one additional hectare for free as a thank you! I felt the De La Salle Brothers should have 'demanded' the entire land (and even more hectares) for FREE since, once the sign 'future site of La Salle School' went into the ground the property values for the nearby land sky rocketed. At that time there was nothing there but empty fields and cogon grass and our closest neighbor was the army Camp Crame nearby."''
** In July 1959, '''La Salle Green Hills''' opened its doors to two preparatory sections and one section each for grades one and two. ''"In 1959 the enrollment started with Prep, Grade One and Grade Two. The total number was a mere 178 boys taught by six teachers under the direction of Brother U. Alphonsus FSC who had some thirty years of previous classroom experience in De La Salle College Manila and other La Salle schools in Germany and Asia. Then we were just another small school somewhere in the deserted, streetless, uninhabited (except by herds of carabaos) rolling hills near the then hardly used Highway 54. In the distance we could see our nearest neighbors the Army Camps, Camp Murphy and Camp Crame. A short two years later, cemented roads were being laid out. Gilmore Avenue became passable and the students identified themselves as the Rangers of Green Hills."'' [from The Green Hills Ranger (Volume III / Number 4 / April 1964)] (Note: La Salle Green Hills is the fourth oldest De La Salle campus in the Philippines, after the original [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle_University-Manila De La Salle University] in Manila [1911] , [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_St._La_Salle University of St. La Salle] in Bacolod [1952], and the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Salle_Academy-Iligan La Salle Academy] in Iligan [1958].)
** In 1959, the '''National Shrine of the Divine Child''' was inaugurated.
*1960
** On August 24, 1960, '''La Salle Green Hills, Inc.''' was registered as a non-stock, non-profit corporation with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
** On December 4, 1960, ''"the student body transferred from the Central House and occupied the first unit of the actual future school plant."'' [from The Green Hills Ranger (Volume III / Number 4 / April 1964)]
** On December 8, 1960, the very first '''First Holy Communion''' services were held.
** In 1962, Brother Rafael Donato FSC organized the La Salle Green Hills Band under the baton of Mr. Undag. After Br Rafe's departure for the U.S. for further studies, (former Brother Cornelius FSC) Peter Tejada took over as Brother moderator of the band with Mr. Avelino Mejico (of the La Salle Taft Band) as band conductor and Felix "Cliff" Peronilla Jr. [LSGH68/PR1MUS] as band officer.
** In 1962, the first '''La Salle Green Hills Rangers Football Team''', coached by Brother Samuel Bueser FSC, joined the '''BOFA''' ('''Boys' Football Association'''). Some members of the team were Jojun Abreu, Jet Agana, Sery La Rosa, Chuck Laurel, Diosdado "Boboy" Macapagal Jr., Rody Reyes, Johnny Sun and Jaime Ugarte.
** In the March 1964 issue [Volume IV / Number 5 / Page 5] of the (DLSC Manila) '''Junior Archer Magazine''' was an article entitled "Commencement Exercises" that read: '''''"For the first and the last time in the history of the De La Salle Grade School Department, two commencement exercises will be held on April 23, 1964 at three-thirty and at five-thirty in the afternoon at the Brother Athanasius Memorial Hall of De La Salle College Manila with Rev. Brother Malachy, FSC and Brother Bertin, FSC, as commencement speakers. The first commencement exercises at 3:30 will be the graduation of the 182 grade six students who will take the first of five years of the new De la Salle High School curriculum in La Salle Green Hills."''''' In the same issue was this article entitled "New School Curriculum." It read: ''"The new five-year high school development program of De La Salle will take effect next school-year, 1964-1965. Starting next school year all elementary graduates from La Salle Taft will take up their high school studies in La Salle Green Hills, Mandaluyong, Rizal. The grade seven graduates this year will be the last group that will be taken in the High School department of De La Salle College Manila."''
*1964
** On April 23, 1964, thirty-six (36) students received their diplomas during the very first '''Grade School Graduation Ceremonies''' in La Salle Green Hills. The graduation speaker was '''President Diosdado Macapagal'''.
** In the April 1964 issue [Volume III / Number 4] of '''The Green Hills Ranger''' was this article entitled "The Five-Year High School Plan." It read: ''"There is need to change the high school curriculum of De La Salle College to gear it to the needs of the time. Such a change would involve the adoption of programs in science and mathematics which are in keeping with the modern rends wothout sacrificing the language arts and the social sciences. To effect this change without envisioning a five-year secondary program is to overburden the student who at present has far too many subjects to handle in the secondary curriculum. For this reason the Christian Brothers will put into effect in August, 1964, a five-year school plan keyed to the national effort towards industrialization.'' [Official documents on when and why LSGH decided to go back to a four-year high school are still to be found.]
** In August 1964, the '''La Salle Green Hills High School''' was established. There were five (5) Freshmen High School sections (111 to 115), a combination of one class from grade school graduates of LSGH and four (4) sections (A to D) from the grade school graduates of La Salle Taft plus enrollees from other schools. The Class Advisers were Mr. Sergio Isberto (111), Br B Cornelius FSC (112), Mr. John Fontillas (113), Mr. Manuel H. Mateos (114) and Mr. Daniel Domingo (115). The six (6) Brothers on campus were Br U. Alphonsus FSC (Director), Br D. Aquinas FSC [now Berardelli] (Assistant Principal, High School), Br V. Felix FSC, Br Dominic FSC, (former) Br B. Cornelius FSC and (former) Br Samuel Bueser FSC.
** In October 1964, the very first '''La Salle Green Hills Cheering Squad''' "composed of 16 vigorous Freshmen from the High School Department" was organized, led by Jose Salces. "Mr. Bartolome ... taught and practiced them how to lead the cheers. The cheer-leaders sport(ed) a green and white t-shirt when rooting in the games."
** On October 30, 1964, the first inter-section elimination in Declamation for grades six and seven was held. Awards were given to Frederick Bautista (first place), Federico Borromeo (second) and Mario Ghezzi (third), all from Grade Seven Class. The members of the board of judges were Br Andrew FSC, Br Felix FSC and Mr. Domingo.
** On November 20, 1964, the first inter-section declamation contest for the High School Department was held. The winners were: Ramon Rivero, first place for his magnificent interpretation of "Creation" by James Weldon Johnson; Jose Salces, second place, for his dramatic portrayal of Judas in despair; and Vicente Campa for his very convincing rendition of "The Man With The Hoe."
** On November 23, 1964, the "Freshmen and Grade Six and Seven students ... transferred to the new (High School Building)."
** From November 27 to 28, three La Salle Green Hills High School students represented the school in the inter-La Salle Speech Festival held in La Salle Bacolod. All three came home with a medal. Hilarion "Ronnie" Henares III was awarded the gold medal for his interpretation of two excerpts from Shakespeare's King Lear and Hamlet. Luis Stuart received a bronze medal for his dramatic rendition of a Thurber story, "The Night the Bed Fell"; while Richard Scheerer won third place for his "The Priceless Gift" speech in the oratorical contest.
** In 1964, the '''La Salle Green Hills Science Club''' was formed with Brother Samuel Bueser FSC as moderator. Officers were Demetrio "Bong" Santos (President), Jose "Pepot" Hernandez (Vice-President) and Ramon "Bambi" Del Rosario (Secretary).
** From 1964 to 1967, the '''La Salle Green Hills Rangers Basketball Team''' played in the '''AAL'''. [(Former Br Cornelius) Peter Tejada remembers [Sep 10, 2007 3:36 PM]: "(I)t was (called) '''Archdiocesan Athletic League''' because it was among select schools in the Archdiocese."] The coaches were (former Br Cornelius) Peter Tejada [SY 1965-1965]; Bart Tolentino [SY 1965-1966]; and Tony Esclabanan [SY 1966-1967]. Former team member Jay Gervasio remembers [Sep 4, 2007 10:33 AM]: ''"Our games were quite few. I recall playing against Xavier, Lourdes, Letran, San Sebastian..."''
** For School Year 1964-1965, ''"Mr. Bart Tolentino handled the'' '''La Salle Green Hills Midget Basketball Team'''''. After hard and persistent training, the Midgets went on to win the championship of the South Division dethroning De La Salle College which held the championship since the founding of the AAL. In the championship round the Midgets settled for third place behind Xavier and San Beda."'' [from The Green Hills Ranger (Volume IV/ Number 4 / May 1965)]
** In the summer of 1966, the first '''La Salle Green Hills Cadet Officers Candidate School''' ['''COCS'''] was conducted by Francisco "Kit" Sanz [former Corps Commander of the '''Preparatory Naval Training''' ('''PNT'''), '''De La Salle College Manila''') with technical consultant Master Sergeant Saldana of the Philippine Marines. The training was capped by a Commissioning Ball (theme song was Chad & Jeremy's "A Summer Song") at the Valley Golf Clubhouse, Antipolo in May 1966. The first Corps Commander was Jay Gervasio [LSGH68/PR1MUS]; and the first Model Company Commander was Ramon "Tito" Sarmiento [LSGH68/PR1MUS].
*1966
** In 1966, '''The Strangers and Comrades''', a Junior folk-singing group (composed of LSGH68/PR1MUS), won the second prize trophy in the Boys Hi-SCA Folk Singing Competition held at the University of Santo Tomas. Vic Santiago remembers [Sep 9, 2007 9:48 PM]: ''"The group was made up of Louie Stuart (leader...we practiced in his house in Samat St, Mandaluyong most of the time ), Cid Bengzon, Quito Jaraiz (guitar), Tito Merlo, Alan Dakay, Vic Santiago (guitar)... the songs we sung were 'Scarborough Fair' and 'Because All Men Are Brothers,' (a) great song by Peter, Paul, and Mary that had counterpoint voicings, and kinda difficult guitar plucking."'' La Salle Taft and Letran won the first and third prizes, respectively.
** In 1966, the first La Salle Green Hills - Ateneo High School dual meet was held. Mon Dolor [LSGH69/SEGUNDUS] remembers [Sep 9, 2007 6:28 PM]: " What about the 2nd La Salle-Ateneo High School Sports Meet that we hosted in 1968? The Meet was intended to be an annual event (with venues alternating between Loyola and Green Hills) that would foster goodwill between the 2 schools. Anyone care to guess how the first two meets ended?" Tony Atayde [LSGH70/TERTIUS] remembers [Sep 8, 2007 9:22 PM]: "In 1969, the dual meets were cancelled due to unruly behavior from both sides."
** In 1966, La Salle Green Hills held its first school wide marathon. The inaugural event was won by Francis "Skippy" Urtula [LSGH70/TERTIUS]. It became an annual event after that.
** In 1966, the very first La Salle Green Hills school fair called "The World's Unfair" (a wordplay on "The World's Fair") was held. Mon Dolor [LSGH69/SEGUNDUS] remembers [Sep 9, 2007 6:28 PM]: "For some reason, the school decided not to have a school fair the following year... Trivia: 1967 was also the year when a song by the Association, ironically titled 'No Fair At All,' was being played in practically all of Greater Manila's pop radio statons."
** In 1966, the very first '''La Salle Green Hills Student Council''' was established. Its first president was Jose "Josy" Salces [LSGH68/PR1MUS] who's now based in Madrid, Spain practicing law.
** In 1966, '''The Lazette''' (a ''portmanteau'' of "La Salle" and "Gazette"), the first LSGH high school newspaper, was published and moderated by Brother Rafael Donato FSC. (Its first editor-in-chief, Enrique Y. Teehankee [LSGH68/PR1MUS], topped the Philippine Bar Examination in 1976, probably the very first LSGH alumnus to do so.) In the December 20, 1966 issue of The Lazette [Volume I Number 4], the editorial box lists the following members of the "Board of Editors": Cliff Peronilla Jr. [Associate Editor]; Mike Enriquez [Managing Editor]; Joey Hernandez [Sports]; Paul Pascal and Popoy Diokno [Photography]; Jay Gervasio and Adie Pena [Art]; Ronnie Henares [Features]; and Alan Dakay, Dick Scheerer and George Bocobo [Contributing Editors], all from LSGH68/PR1MUS.
** On December 3, 1966, LSH High School sophomore Hilarion "Ronnie" Henares III [LSGH68/PR1MUS] won the 14th '''National Voice Of Democracy''', an oratorical competition, at the Phil-Am Life Auditoriumin Manila with a speech entitled "To Be Free." The competition was judged by former Lady Ambassador Trinidad Legarda, Senator Jovito Salonga, and Mr. Celso Carunungan. ''"Ronnie Henares, with the able proctoring of drama director Mr. Jose Gamboa and Brother Rafael Donato FSC, English Department head, brisked through the district eliminations and regional finals where he met with the conqueror of La Salle Taft, the Malate representative."'' To celebrate his triumph, La Salle Green Hills honored Ronnie on December 7, 1966 with a "brief but warm program ... graced with the presence of school dignitaries, Jaycee officials and other guests." (According to Ronnie Henares himself [Sep 4, 2007 11:33 PM]: ''"I was the first and only LSGH High School student to win that contest as far as I know."'')
** On December 12, 1966, '''Xanadu''', LSGH's first literary magazine, came off the press. It was edited by Luis Stuart, Jose Mari Leuterio and Richard Scheerer, all from LSGH68/PR1MUS.
** In the summer of 1967, the first "combined" (i.e., with High School players from LSGH-High School and DLSC Manila High School) '''NCAA La Salle Junior Basketball Team''' was formed. The twelve (12)members from LSGH were (Co-Captain) Jay Gervasio [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Miguel Bilbao [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Raffy Rillo [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Santi Torroba [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Joey Hernandez [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Tito Pronstroller [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Rody Reyes [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Lito Tanjuatco [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Bobby Yatco [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Nonong Santillan [LSGH69/SEGUNDUS], Butch Araneta [LSGH69/SEGUNDUS] and Rene Policarpio [LSGH70/TERTIUS]. The remaining three slots were filled in by members from DLSC Manila High School -- (Captain) Ambie Santos, Chema Jordana and Vic Rothenberg. Coach was Licerio "Jun" Alicante, Jr. (former DLSC seniors basketball team captain); Sports Moderator was Brother Samuel Bueser FSC; and the two Team Managers were Butch Villaruz [LSGH68/PR1MUS] and Greg del Rosario [DLSC Manila]. Former team member Lito Tanjuatco remembers [Tuesday, September 4, 2007 3:34:01 PM]: ''"(T)he St. Benilde gym was not yet built at that time. As such, we were practicing in the cement courts and as Jay (Gervasio) would recall we all had a good tan and had the darkest complexion in the whole NCAA. Later on we would have Friday practices at De La Salle College in Manila, the now demolished Brother Athanasius Memorial Gym. That required all of us travelling from LSGH (immediately after our 2:35 dismissal) to practice in De La Salle Taft at 3:30 or 4:00."''
** In 1967, the construction of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:LSGHcampus.jpg dome-shaped structure] in the school grounds began. (The '''St. Benilde Hall''' was completed in 1969. Nicknamed "siopao" by the students then, the gym/cafeteria has become the most recognizable building in the campus.)
** On February 18, 1967, the first ever '''La Salle Green Hills Juniors' Prom''', chaired by George Lim [LSGH68/PR1MUS], was held at the Sulo Restaurant (in front of the old Coronado Bowling Lanes), Makati Commercial Center. Live music was provided by the original Moonstrucks featuring Toto Ealdama.
** In 1967, the La Salle Green Hills "Mathematics Department announced the birth of an Honor Society in the school -- the Math Club. Membership (was) limited to those with a final average in Math of 87% and above." Appointed chairman was Jay Gervasio [LSGH68/PR1MUS] with Louie Stuart [LSGH68/PR1MUS] as secretary. [from March 31, 1967 issue of The Lazette [Volume I, Number 7]
** School Year 1967-1968 was the first year that La Salle Green Hills had a complete high school, from first to fourth year.
** In August 1967, the first '''La Salle Green Hills Seniors' Smoking Lounge''', located at a makeshift loft in the covered area (now known as FMAC), opened. Seniors were required to present a one-time written permit from their parents in order to enter the lounge.
** In February 1968, the first ever '''La Salle Green Hills Junior-Senior Prom''' (attended by LSGH69/SEGUNDUS and LSGH68/PR1MUS) was held at the Plaza Restaurant, Makati Commercial Center.
** In March 1968, the first ever '''La Salle Green Hills Graduation Ball''' was held at the then brand new Manila Hilton along United Nations Avenue. Live music was provided by The Hi-Jacks and The End.
** From March 26 to 31, 1968, '''CUE''', the high school drama guild, presented its first production, "The Fantasticks," directed by Brother Rafe Donato FSC. The cast was composed of George Reith [the mute], Mike Enriquez [Hucklebee, the boy's father], Louie Stuart [Bellomy, the girl's father], Susan Jardiolin [Luisa, the girl], Joseph Borgaily [Matt, the boy], Johnel Teopaco [El Gallo, the narrator/bandit], Richard Scheerer/Gerry Abella [Henry, the old actor] and Sixto Flores [Mortimer, the man who dies].
** On April 25, 1968, '''LSGH68/PR1MUS''', the first high school class, graduated from La Salle Green Hills. The ceremonies were held at the La Salle Green Hills Football Field and the commencement address was given by '''Sen. Benigno S. Aquino Jr'''. Brother Justin Lucian FSC (then the Brother Provincial) handled the "Awarding of Honors" [Luis Stuart and Johnel Teopaco were valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively]; while Brother Thomas Cannon FSC handed out the diplomas signed by Brother Hugh Damian FSC (LSGH High School Principal), Mr. Alfonso Villanueva (Assistant Principal) and Brother Thomas Cannon FSC (LSGH President).
** In 1968, '''SCOPE''', the first La Salle Green Hills high school annual was published. Featuring pencil sketches (instead of the standard B&W photographs) of the 188 graduating seniors and a 45 RPM vinyl disc containing original songs, the four-volume edition encased in a black slipbox was conceptualized by Brother Rafe Donato FSC. Dated April 25, 1968, '''First Lady Imelda Romualdez Marcos''' wrote in the preface of the annual: ''"Best wishes to the first graduates of the High School Department of La Salle Green Hills!"''
** In 1968, the '''La Salle Green Hills Greenies''' (formerly La Salle Green Hills Rangers) entered the NCAA as the official Junior (High School) Reps of then De La Salle College Manila, taking over the slot of the latter's phased out High School) phased out after the 1967-68 schoolyear). Some notable past members of the basketball team are Mike Bilbao [LSGH68/PR1MUS], [http://rektikano.vox.com/library/post/a-more-meaningful-and-relevant-dlsaa.html Jay Gervasio] [LSGH68/PR1MUS], Celso Villegas [LSGH69/SEGUNDUS], Tony Atayde [LSGH70/TERTIUS] and Virgil Villavicencio [LSGH71/QUARTUS].
** In 1968, the AAL was abolished and replaced by the '''Catholic Schools' Athletic League''' ('''CSAL'''). La Salle Green Hills won its first ever basketball championship in that inaugural year. Some members of that team included (noted 700 Club host) Pete Kairuz, Tony Atayde, Doy Liwag, Dave David, Raffy Ilagan, Roland Raymundo, Freddie Herrera, Ricky Alberto, Chit Enriquez and Tony Villar. The team was coached by Mr. Freddie Gonzalez.
** School Year 1968-1969 was the first year classes were held at Benilde Gym. LSGH69/SEGUNDUS was the first batch to hold their graduation exercises at the said facility. All graduation ceremonies have been held there ever since. [from Mon Dolor, Sep 9, 2007 8:11 PM]
** During School Year 1969-70, the '''La Salle Green Hills Camera Club''' was launched. It held its first competition and had professionals Clifford Plan and Franco Patriarca as judges. Most of the top prizes were won by Aniano Arao [LSGH70/TERTIUS].
** During School Year 1969-70, the Pilipino literary magazine called '''Habagat''' was launched. Also organized that same year was '''Samahang Pilipino''', which produced plays in Pilipino. The first Pilipino play presented at La Salle Green Hills was ''"Florante at Laura"'' in 1970. The play was spearheaded by Mr. Horacio Cebrero.
** During School Year 1969-70, the '''La Salle Green Hills Forensic Guild''' was set set up to assist the school in the Inter-La Salle Speechfest. In a national debating competition hosted by the Jaycees, Johnny Valdes [LSGH70/TERTIUS] and Atom Henares took the top honors.
** The 1969-70 NCAA basketball season saw the first and only time that La Salle Green Hills had female cheerleaders. They were Peggy Monserrat and Mousie McClure from Maryknoll, Mitos Casal from Dominican College, Maripaz Casal from UST and Bella Maglaya from St. Theresa's College.
*1970
** In 1970, Brother Rafael Donato FSC became the first Filipino President of La Salle Green Hills. His first term ran from 1970 to 1973; and his second from 1986 to 1991.
** In 1970, the first mass student rally was held at La Salle Green Hills after Brother Samuel Bueser FSC was arrested. Majority of the high school population walked out of class and marched to Camp Crame to protest the arrest.
** In 1971, Brother Roly Dizon FSC formed '''The Christian Troubadours''', the forerunner of '''Kundirana''' [its name is a ''portmanteau'' of "Kundiman" and "Harana," coined in 1972 by (former Brother) Mike Rapatan]. In 1985 and 1986, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kundirana Kundirana] was "nationally honored (with) the '''Aliw Award''' as Best Cultural Group." In August 2007, the '''Benigno S. Aquino Jr. Award''' (a "biennial citation conferred on individuals or organizations who serve as living models of nationalism for the youth") was given to "Kundirana, an all-male singing group of high school students from the La Salle Green Hills, whose performances here and abroad include charity shows for the sick and elderly." Tenor Ramon "Montet" Acoymo [LSGH GS'71 & LSGH HS'75], the dean of the University of the Philippines School of Music, has been the artistic director-vocal coach for the past 30 years." "Kundirana has performed far and wide and for people from all walks of life, including Pope John Paul II and Mother Teresa."
** "From the years 1985 to 1995, the '''High School Split Schedule System''' of having 30-minute class periods was adopted wherein 1st and 2nd year started at 7:15am and ended 12:15pm; while the 3rd and 4th years started 12:30 - 5:30pm. Fridays were shortened periods of 15 minutes per class. But each student was encouraged to join more extra-curricular activities. This was initiated to address the lack of high school classroom space of LSGH or to segregate the radical influence of the 3rd and 4th year from the 1st and 2nd year." [from Benjie Uichico, Sep 9, 2007 9:12 PM]
** In 1972, La Salle Green Hills won its first '''NCAA Junior General Championship''' "wherein we won the Football, Volleyball and Track and Field Championships." [from LSGH HS'72 Bobby Cabral, Sep 10, 2007 7:04 AM]
** From November 21 to 22, 1973, the first formal accreditation of the LSGH High School Department by the '''Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities''' ['''PAASCU'''] took place. (After receiving a series of 3- and 5-year accreditation grants through the years, LSGH received an unprecedented 7-year grant in 1998, the first and only high school institution to receive such. After the last PAASCU visit in September 2005, the High School of La Salle Green Hills was given another 5-year grant.)
** On May 15, 1977, Brother Raffy Reyes FSC [LSGH69/SEGUNDUS] took his final vows, making him the first LSGH alumnus to become a Brother. Br Raffy is now assigned to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Salle_University-Ozamiz La Salle University-Ozamiz] as Principal of the Integrated School. (Br Raffy's habit-taking was on May 15, 1971.)
** During School Year 1977-1978, the (in)famous rumble in Green Hills versus Ateneo occurred. LSGH78 Henry Atayde remembers [Sep 8, 2007 10:20 PM]: "Cars were over-turned and scores of people were hurt." LSGH79 Joey de Castro, a member of the LSGH NCAA Volleyball Team '76-'79, reminisces [Sep 13, 2007 10:35 PM]: "It was the last last game of the elimination round (of the NCAA Volleyball) with LSGH and Ateneo both having identical 6-0 win/loss slates. We lost that one in 3 sets. Then the rumble happened at the Ortigas parking lot. Most of the damaged cars had Ateneo stickers on them. I remember my batch mate, Rico Camus, was a photographer for the Lazette. He took snapshots of the event which were later sequestered by Bro.Gus and used as evidence for disciplinary action against those who participated. Rico skipped class for a week as he was 'wanted' by the 'warfreaks' (as they were called then). LSGH and Ateneo eventually met for the championship but it was Ateneo that was twice to beat. We accomplished that! The score of the 2nd game was 15-13 / 15-13. The games were never 'closed door' but I remember that a dog (yes, a dog) entered the volleyball court on La Salle's side yet the ref didn't hold play. How that dog got in St Benilde's Gym in the first place is one for Ripley's." LSGH79 Bong Africa remembers [Sep 13, 2007 6:56 PM]: "The only closed door I remember was when the then 4th year guys (batch 78) closed the gate along gate 9 thereby trapping some of the Ateneans hehehe... Also, I remember it was a Saturday and for some 'unknown' reason, attendance for the CAT training was almost perfect for that particular day. And funny thing was, instead of 'falling in' at the football field, they were all lined up at the corridor leading from the gym to Ortigas gate 9. Traffic along Ortigas was stopped for a moment as scores were seen chasing each other all the way till Unimart. The Monday after, the 3rd and 4th year students were all called into the auditorium by Bro. Gus Boquer FSC. I just don't remember anyone getting sanctioned for that rumble. Makes me wonder, with Rico's pictures and all, did anyone really admit participation to Bro. Gus?"
** In 1978, Brother Roly Dizon FSC organized the '''La Salle Green Hills Alumni Association''' with Ricky Sanchez [LSGH69/SEGUNDUS] as President.
** In 1979, the '''Adult Night High School''', which offers free Lasallian education to disadvantaged Filipinos, was established.
** On October 28, 1979, [http://rektikano.vox.com/library/post/uno-is-the-first-la-salle-green-hills-alumni-homecoming.html UNO], the very first '''La Salle Green Hills Alumni Homecoming''' was held.
** During the 1984 (as well as the 1986) elections, the Operations Quick Count of the [http://www.namfrelphilippines.org/ '''National Movement for Free Elections''' ('''NAMFREL''')], which helped restore constitutional democracy in our country, was held in the St. Benilde Hall of La Salle Green Hills. (Since then, it has been used every six years for presidential election ballot counting by the NAMFREL.)
** In 1995, the High School transferred to a building named in honor of Br Mutien-Marie FSC.
*1997
** On April 1, 1997, Brother Bernie S Oca FSC [DLSC GS'67, LSGH HS'71/QUARTUS, DLSC AB'74] became President of La Salle Green Hills, the first LSGH alumnus to do so. His term ran from 1997 to 2006.
** On August 25, 1997, the five floors of the '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Mutienmariebldg.jpg St Mutien-Marie Building]''' (consisting of classrooms, offices, multi-purpose rooms, work areas, cybersphere and reading area) were dedicated to the pioneer Brothers in La Salle Green Hills, namely: Br Alphonsus Bloemen FSC for the ground floor, Br Francis Cody FSC for the second floor, Br Denis Ruhland FSC for the third floor, Br Hugh Damian Wester FSC for the fourth floor, Br Mel Bock FSC for the fifth floor, Br Peter Graves FSC for the Reading Area, Br Vernon Poore FSC for the Science Laboratories.
** On September 11, 1998, named in honor of the late Father Francisco Martinez (La Salle Green Hills chaplain for several years), the '''Father Martinez Activity Center''' (FMAC), a multi-purpose gym equipped with one full basketball court, two convertible courts, wall climbing, Taekwondo and a weight room, was inaugurated.
** In 2001, the '''Cesar A. Cruz Study Hall''', dedicated to the memory of the late former High School Assistant Principal, was constructed and attached to the St. Benilde Hall.
** In 2004, the St. Joseph's Auditorium underwent a complete renovation and was renamed as the '''St. Joseph's Theater'''.
** On February 7, 2004, the La Salle Green Hills Alumni Association celebrated its '''25th Alumni Homecoming'''. [http://youtube.com/watch?v=_9bJAlA__8s Video]
** On April 1, 2004, Brother Edmundo L. Fernandez FSC [LSGH HS'81] became the first LSGH alumnus to become Provincial of the De La Salle Brothers Philippines. He is now on his second consecutive term.
** On March 18, 2007, the St. Joseph's Theater was re-dedicated as the '''Brother Rafael S. Donato FSC Center for the Performing Arts''' (Br. Donato Center) in honor of the late De La Salle Brother. [http://youtube.com/watch?v=wtrRHhmypf4 Re-dedication Video]
*2009
** On June 8, 2009, La Salle Green Hills will be celebrating her '''Golden Anniversary'''. [http://youtube.com/watch?v=wrYrkEoyTEM LSGH50 Video]
* '''Overview, Photographs, & Video Links'''
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N80Ir5l17HA Brothers Tribute Video] This video is dedicated to the 95 De La Salle Christian Brothers who have served at La Salle Green Hills since 1959.

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* '''Chapters'''
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** Radio and TV newscaster [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Enriquez Miguel "Mike" Castro Enriquez] [1968/PR1MUS]
** (Ret.) Lt. Gen. [http://rektikano.vox.com/library/post/green-through-and-through.html Alan D. Cabalquinto] [1968/PR1MUS]
** Four (4) LSGH alumni -- Mike Enriquez (1968), Gerry Ablaza (1971), Paeng Nepomuceno (197?) and Gary Valenciano (1982) -- in [http://youtube.com/watch?v=11-uWJJJNwQ Green Card TV commercial].
** Jazz musicians/LSGH alumni [1977] Mel Villena (soprano sax and vocals), [1979] Joey Quirino (piano) and [1979] Meong Pacana (bass) jam for a cause, the One La Salle Scholarship Fund. Watch video [http://youtube.com/watch?v=m66IMY_IERY here].
* '''Brothers (Where are they today?)'''
** Amisola, Br Dante - President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Salle_College_Antipolo La Salle College Antipolo]
** Berardelli, Br Dominic [a.k.a. Br Aquinas] - St. Mary's, California
** Bloemen, Alphonsus Br [Deceased]
** Bock, Br Mel [Deceased]
** Boquer, Br Gus - President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle-Health_Sciences_Campus De La Salle - Health Sciences Campus] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle_University-Dasmari%C3%B1as De La Salle University - Dasmarinas]
** Bueser, Samuel [formerly Br Samuel] - Mayor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaminos,_Laguna Alaminos, Laguna]
** Casingal, Br Bobby - (Acting) Dean, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle_Araneta_University De La Salle Araneta University]
** Castiglioni, Br Leon [Deceased]
** Corrales, Joseph [former Br] - U.S.
** Dacanay, Br Mario - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle_University-Dasmari%C3%B1as De La Salle University - Dasmarinas] (Note: Watch Br Mario and other Brothers in this [http://youtube.com/watch?v=0uqq1GLA7NQ video].)
** Diamond, Br Kevin ?
** Dizon, Br Roly - [http://www.bethlehem.edu/ Bethlehem University]
** [http://youtube.com/watch?v=Jw5JMlqnTyw Donato, Br Rafe] [Deceased]
** Dujunco, Br Mandy - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaime_Hilario_Integrated_School-La_Salle Jaime Hilario Integrated School - La Salle]
** Fernandez, Br Dodo - Brother Provincial (Note: Watch Br Dodo in this [http://youtube.com/watch?v=-59GgnJbqpk documentary] on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaime_Hilario_Integrated_School-La_Salle Jaime Hilario Integrated School - La Salle].)
** Franco, Br Vic - Auxiliary Provincial; President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle-College_of_Saint_Benilde De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde]
** Laguda, Br Ricky - President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle_Araneta_University De La Salle Araneta University]; President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaime_Hilario_Integrated_School-La_Salle Jaime Hilario Integrated School - La Salle] (Note: Watch Br Ricky and other Brothers in this [http://youtube.com/watch?v=3E2Kj-rqm7o video].)
** [http://arweefsc.multiply.com/ Lopez, Br Arian] - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_St._La_Salle University of St. La Salle]
** Martinez, Br Joaquin "Kenneth" - President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle-Canlubang De La Salle-Canlubang]
** [http://rektikano.vox.com/library/post/br-felix-returns-to-his-home-district.html Masson, Br Felix] - Mont La Salle, Napa, California
** Moreno, Br Crisanto - La Salle Taft Brothers Community
** Morgan, Br Harry [Deceased]
** Oca, Br Bernie S. - President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle_Professional_Schools De La Salle - Professional Schools, Inc.]; and Brother Adviser, [http://www.dlsaa.com:8081/dlsaaPublic/ De La Salle Alumni Association]
** Pajarillo, Br Mawel - President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle_Lipa De La Salle Lipa]
** Panlilio, Ben [formerly Br Martin] - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
** Quintos, Javier [former Br] - CFO, Plantation Bay, Cebu. Married with one daughter and 4 grandchildren.
** Reyes, Br Raffy - Integrated School Principal, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Salle_University-Ozamiz La_Salle_University-Ozamiz]
** Tejada, Peter [formerly Br Cornelius] - Alameda County Probation Department, California
** Wester, Br Hugh Damian [Deceased]
** Yap, Br Richie - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_La_Salle_Lipa De La Salle Lipa]
** Ygoa, Jose Mari [formerly Br "Yogi"] - Madrid, Spain
* '''Teachers (Where are they today?)'''
** Aytona, Anita - Math teacher, Holy Cross Regional High School, British Columbia, Canada (e-mail address: aaytona@holycross.bc.ca) [[Image:Leviste, Emmanuel.jpg|right|100px|thumb|Leviste, Emmanuel]]
** Basa, Felipe Z.
** Bautista, Clemen
** Brillantes, Cesar
** Bugayong, Natividad- Canada
** Cabrera, Marido
** Capco, Carmelita - Canada
** Castillo, Filomena - Asst. Principal, High School Dept., La Salle Green Hills
** Cruz, Cesar [Deceased]
** David, Irineo - Math Dept., La Salle Green Hills
** Davila, Federico
** de la Rosa, Marilyn - LSGH Adult Night High School
** Fagela, Marlene [Deceased]
** Fuentes, Sally [Deceased]
** Gallardo, Benjamin
** Geronimo, Teodoro - retired; lives in Town & country Heights, Antipolo City
** Gorayeb, Teresita
** Gureng, Paulino - Institutional Head of the Mathematics Dept., La Salle Green Hills
** Jimenez, Elizabeth P.
** Kagaoan, Alma Rose - Asst. Principal, High School Dept.,La Salle Green Hills
** Lacsama, Leodivico - University of Asia & Pacific, Pasig, Philippines [[Image:Lacsamana, Leodivico.jpg|right|100px|thumb|Lacsama, Leodivico]]
** Leviste, Emmanuel - Currently based in Sydney, Australia
** Manago, Ceferino [Deceased]
** Martinez, Fr. Francisco [Deceased]
** Mendoza, Estrella - retired; still in her old home in Q.C.
** Miguel, Raul - Social Science Dept., La Salle Green Hills
** Miranda, Minda - Personnel Director, La Salle Green Hills
** Neri, Rolia [Deceased]
** Nunez, Luis - retired
** Pilapil, Maria [Deceased]
** Ramos Jr., Aurelio "Jun" - Currently with the [http://lsctutorial.com/default.asp Loyola Student Center]
** Rochester, Herman - retired; now with Ateneo de Manila University
** Rodrigo, Belen
** Roque, Rowena
** Salalima, Noel - retired; lives in Samsonville, Marcos Highway, Antipolo City
** Samia, Ella
** Samson, Myrna [Deceased}
** Stuart, Luis "Louie" U. - Paper-maker and artist, Tiaong, Quezon
** Vaflor, Jerry "Jere"
** Vicencio, Danilo
** Zamora, Drucilla - La Salle Green Hills High School Library
* '''[http://www.alumni.net/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Mandaluyong_City/La_Salle_Green_Hills/ Alumni Directory]'''
* [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/index.php?title=Category_talk:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Mandaluyong_City/La_Salle_Green_Hills/&action=edit&section=new Add a New Comment, or Review]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Mandaluyong_City/]]

== Visitors ==
* '''Hotels Nearby'''
** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Mandaluyong City/Holiday Inn Galleria Hotel/]]
** Best Western Astor
** Edsa-Shangrila
** Discovery Suites
** Heritage
** Rennaisance
** Fernandina 88 Suites
** Legend Villas
** Swire Elan Suites
* '''Restaurant Recommendations'''
* '''Malls'''
** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Quezon City/Robinsons Galleria/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Mandaluyong City/SM Ortigas/]]
* '''Churches/Chapels'''
** La Salle Green Hills
*** National Shrine of the Divine Child (NSDC, Main Chapel) - Sunday masses at 10:00am and a special Christmas eve mass every December 24 at 10:00pm.
*** St. La Salle Chapel
*** High School Chapel
** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Mandaluyong City/Santuario De San Jose/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/San Juan/Mary, The Queen Parish/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Quezon City/Camp Crame Church/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Quezon City/United Evangelical Church of the Philippines/]]
* '''Sports Facility Access'''
** St. Benilde Gymnasium
*** 3 full basketball courts, two wooden and 1 hardcourt
** Father Martinez Activity Center (FMAC)
*** 3 basketball courts, one full court made of Taraflex and the other two are convertible to volleyball/ badminton courts
** Swimming Pool
** Tennis Court
** Track Oval
** Baseball diamond
** Beach Volleyball court
** Wall climbing facility
** Table tennis room
** Weights room
* '''Future Campus Talks & Seminars of General Interest'''

== Gallery ==
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</gallery>

== Other Links ==
* [http://www.lsghaa.net/ La Salle Green Hills Alumni Association]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Manila/De_La_Salle_University/]]
* [http://www.collegeprep.ph/ ACT and SAT Review]

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Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/San Juan/Xavier School/

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== Xavier School ==
* '''Location & Contact Information'''
** Address, Directions, & Map:
*** 64 Xavier Street, Greenhills, San Juan City, Metro Manila, Philippines
** Telephone Numbers: +632 723 0481
** Official Website: [http://w3.xs.edu.ph/]
== History & Memorable Moments ==
=== 1949 ===
*Many Jesuit missionaries who were obliged to leave China in 1949 found a new home and mission in the overseas Chinese community of the Philippines. To facilitate their evangelization of the Chinese community, the Jesuits decided to set up a school in downtown Manila. Begging for donations by going door-to-door in Chinatown, Fr. Jean Desautels, S.J., a French-Canadian Jesuit who was part of the China mission accumulated a measley 20,000 pesos, 80,000 pesos short of the 100,000 pesos required to purchase the land for the school. He was accompanied by Basilio King and Ambrose Chiu, two Chinese businessmen, both Ateneo de Manila alumni, who wanted to help set up an Ateneo de Chino. At this point, Fr. Desautels was about to give up on the idea of establishing a school. His prayers were answered when friends -- both clergy and lay -- looked into what they could contribute. <ref name=wikipedia>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xavier_School] Wikipedia.ORG. Accessed October 2007.</ref>
===1955===
*The Xavier School Campus circa 1963.At 3:30PM on December 15, 1955, Fr. Desautels was able to close the deal and purchase the land, an hour and a half before the 5:00PM deadline agreed by Fr. Desautels and the seller of the land. Eventually, the group of Jesuits led by the late Frs. Jean Desautels, Louis Papilla, and Cornelius Pineau set up Xavier School (Kuang Chi). <ref name="wikipedia"/>
===1956===
*In 1956, in a converted warehouse in Echague, Manila, the school opened its doors to its initial batch of students — 170 children of Chinese immigrants in the Philippines. The school was named after St. Francis Xavier, one of the first leaders of Jesuit missions in China, which was pursued but unwillingly left unfinished by the school’s Jesuit founders. The school was also named after Paul Hsü Kuangchi (Pinyin: Xŭ Guāngqĭ; Simplified Chinese: 徐光启; Traditional Chinese: 徐光啓), a 16th-century Chinese nobleman and high court official who converted to Christianity and supported its spread in China. <ref name="wikipedia"/>
===1960===
*Being a Jesuit school helped establish the school’s reputation. In 1960, Xavier School transferred to a 7-hectare property in Greenhills, San Juan, then only an area of rice fields and grasslands. Within a decade, the outlying areas became home to many Xavier families, evolving into one of Manila’s most dynamic Chinese-Filipino communities today. The present campus is a complex of 12 buildings housing over 4,000 students from Nursery to High School. <ref name="wikipedia"/>

*Xavier has been educating Chinese Filipinos from the very beginning, although never in an exclusive manner, as evidenced by the significant and still growing number of Filipinos among its students and alumni. Part of its mission is evangelizing the local Chinese and promoting their integration into Philippine society. It was a task of building two bridges: the bridge between Christ and the Chinese Filipinos (Evangelization), and the bridge between the Chinese community and the larger Philippine society (Integration). <ref name="wikipedia"/>

*Unlike other Chinese schools in the Philippines, Xavier School was established as an all-boys school, a Filipino school with an English curriculum that integrated Chinese studies. Through its Grant-in-Aid program, the school offers financially-challenged but otherwise qualified students the opportunity of a Xavier education. <ref name="wikipedia"/>

*For the past fifty years, the school has been providing Jesuit education and formation by forming its students into “men for others” guided by the six C’s, the six Xavier values that define the Xaverian: Competence, Culture, Compassion, Conscience, Character, and Community. Its motto is “Luceat Lux,” or “Let your light shine!” capturing the school’s vision of developing “men fully alive endowed with a passion for justice and the skills for development.” <ref name="wikipedia"/>

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== Prospective Students ==
* '''Admissions Tips'''

== New & Current Students ==
* '''Campus Events'''
* '''Transportation'''
* '''Safety Tips'''
* '''Support Centers'''
** Counseling
* '''Grading System'''
* '''Good Classes & Teachers'''
* '''Groups & Organizations'''
* '''College & Career Tips'''

== Alumni ==
* '''Benefits of Joining Alumni Association'''
* '''Chapters'''
* '''Teachers (Where are they now?)'''
** Andaya, Nathaniel Chan Bona (June 1971 - March 1982)
** Delos Reyes, Michael Perez (May 1992 - Present)
** Dy-Vasquez, Michelle Perez (May 1998 - Present)
** Espiña, Eric Sacil (June 1998 - Present)
** Gonzales, Dorothy Eleanor Olar (May 1996 - Present)
** Ong, Patrick Tan (June 1998 - April 2003)
** Rana-Sudario, Ellen Capiral (April 1990 - Present)
** Sace, Rey Claudio (May 2001 - Present)
** Silvano, Allen Christopher Maraya (May 2000 - Present)
* '''[http://www.alumni.net/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/San_Juan/Xavier_School/ Alumni Directory]'''
* '''Alumni Events'''

== Employees ==

Xavier School is looking for high school teachers for SY 2008-2009.

No previous teaching necessary, but ideally must be willing to take up Education units.

Current openings:
English, Science (Physics), Math

Submit the following requirements personally at TRC (Testing and Research Center) at Xavier School.

two 1 x 1 pictures
Letter of Application, addressed to Ms. Jane Cacacho, High School Principal Resume
Transcript of Records

For inquiries call 723-0481, local 314

64 Xavier St.
Greenhills, San Juan

== Visitors ==
* '''Hotels Nearby'''
* '''Restaurant Recommendations'''
* '''Sports Facility Access'''

== Gallery ==
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== Related Links ==
* [http://www.collegeprep.ph/ ACT and SAT Review]

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== References ==
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Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Taguig City/PCPD Building/Beacon International School/

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== Beacon International School ==
* Map: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Taguig_City/PCPD_Building/#map]

== Related Links ==
* [http://www.collegeprep.ph/ ACT and SAT Review]

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Asia/Philippines/Laguna/Binan/Brent International School Manila/

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==Brent International School Manila==
* '''Location & Contact Information'''
** Address: Binan, Laguna, Philippines 4024
** Telephone Number: +63 (49) 511 4330 to 39
** Official Website: [http://www.brent.edu.ph/]
* '''Overview'''

== History ==
*Charles Henry Brent, our school's founder, was born in Canada in 1862. After his ordination in the Anglican Church of Canada, he moved to the United States and in 1901 was elected Missionary Bishop of the Philippines for the Protestant Episcopal Church.

*The Bishop founded Brent School Baguio in 1909. Originally a boarding school for the sons of American families stationed in the Philippines, more than one hundred years later the original Brent School in Baguio is currently a coâeducational boarding and day school with an international student population.

*In 1984, the Board of Trustees of Brent School established Brent International School Manila in Pasig, Metro Manila. This second Brent school graduated its first twelve students in 1986 and assumed the style the traditions, as well as the educational system of its own mother school. In 1997 the three schools were incorporated separately, and each now has its own Board of Trustees under the Corporation. (Locate the tab âOther Brent Schoolsâ to see the websites for Baguio and Subic.)

*Brent International School Manila is a formed corporation under the laws of the Republic of the Philippines. It is an institution of the Philippine Episcopal Church, an autonomous Province of the Anglican Communion. The Philippine Government and also the Philippine Department of Education recognize the school. The governance of Brent International School Manila is by an appointed and self-perpetuating Board of Trustees, 50% of whom must be Anglicans / Episcopalians. The Headmaster is the chief executive officer and every school division has its own principal who's responsible to the Board of Trustees throughout the Headmaster.

*Also in Mamplasan, BiÃ±an, Brent International School Manila began construction of a new campus in 1997, south of Manila and Alabang. The campus opened for the 19992000 school year. The Pasig campus closed at the end of the 2007-2008 school year.
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== Related Links ==
* [http://www.collegeprep.ph/ ACT and SAT Review]

== References ==

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Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Taguig City/The British School Manila/

2019-03-06T02:49:35Z

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== The British School Manila ==

== History & Memorable Moments ==
*The British School Manila was founded in 1976, where it's grown to over 900 students from 2 classrooms and 32 students, representing 32 nationalities.

*The school operated in 1980, then in the old Union Church.

* In September 2001, BSM relocated to purpose-built premises in Bonifacio Global City, in Metro Manila, Philippines, next to the Manila Japanese School and the International School Manila.

*Two members of the British Royal Family have visited BSM. In 1999, Princess Anne visited the school's campus in Merville. She visited the school's current campus at Bonifacio Global City on 20 March 2015.[5] In 2001, Prince Andrew, Duke of York attended the inauguration of the school's current campus at Bonifacio Global City. In 2004, he revisited the school

== Related Links ==
* [http://www.collegeprep.ph/ ACT and SAT Review]

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Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Taguig City/International School Manila/

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== International School Manila==
* Address: Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines

== History & Memorable Moments ==
*In 1920, a team of American and British expatriates established the American School, Inc., which opened its doors on June 21, 19-20 positioned at 606 Taft Avenue, a loaned church building, with eight teachers and fifty students from Grades 1 to 12.

*In 1930, the American Indian became the AS symbol. Just following the Christmas holidays of 1936, the school moved this time to some campus on Donada Road.

*In Manila, Japanese troops arrived on January 2, 1942. All citizens of the Allied nations were interned in the University of Sto. Tomas. Classes were organized by heads of schools that were numerous inside the internment camp and these ran until 1945. A total of thirty-four students completed their High-School needs and graduated during WWII. In September 1946, precisely one year following the Japanese surrendered in Manila, the American College reopened at Donada Avenue.

*The American School changed its name to International School Manila in the advice of the US Embassy to mirror the expanding student diversity on campus. To the High School curriculum, the International Baccalaureate Program was released in 1976.

*In 1982, ISM joined the Interscholastic Association of Southeast Asia Schools (IASAS).

* 1994 marked the last year of the image that was Indian. The Bearcat was declared as the official mascot starting SY 1995 1996. In 1999, the present globe logo was launched as the official emblem, replacing the Indian insignia.

* In 2002, after forty years in the Bel-Air campus, International School Manila moved to some purpose-built, state-of-the-art campus on a 7-hectare site in Bonifacio Global City. Using a growing international community of over 2,266 students, ISM Celebrated 9-5 years in 2015.

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== Gallery ==
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== Employee ==
[[Image:jobscitylogo.gif||right|thumb|Find Philippine Education Jobs in [http://www.jobscity.net/pls/jobs/browsejobs?location1=PH&category1=ED JobsCity.NET]]]
* [http://www.jobscity.net/pls/jobs/companyprofile?comid=Y1BZD Employment Opportunities]

== Related Links ==
* [http://www.collegeprep.ph/ ACT and SAT Review]
== References ==
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Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Makati City/Rockwell Center/CollegePrep.PH/

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Category:Asia/Philippines/Philippine Hobie Challenge/

2019-03-01T08:03:53Z

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[[Image:Cabugao_Gamay_Island.jpg|400px|left|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 2 Destination: Cabugao Gamay Island]]
[[Image:PHC_11_Bellarocca_Start.jpg|400px|right|thumb|PHC 11 Bellarocca Start]]
== Philippine Hobie Challenge ==
[[Image:PHC_19_Tracks.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 19 Tracks (Bruce Tardrew/Eric Tomacruz)]]
[[Image:PHC_18_Tracks.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 18 Tracks (Bruce Tardrew/Eric Tomacruz)]]
[[Image:PHC_16_Panglao_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 16 Panglao Island]]
[[Image:PHC16_PNOR2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 16 PNOR]]
[[Image:PHC15_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 15 Route]]
[[Image:PHC14_PNOR2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 PNOR]]
[[Image:Bantayan_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 1 Destination: Bantayan Island]]
[[Image:Antonia_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 2 Destination: Antonia Island, Gigantes]]
* Official Website: [http://www.hobiechallenge.ph/]
* Photo Albums: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]
* Have you participated in the challenge before? If so, please share your expereinces by writing a review in [http://www.alumni.net/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Makati_City/Philippine_Inter-island_Sailing_Foundation/Philippine_Hobie_Challenge/].

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 19==
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Donsol/Woodland Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Matnog/Subic Beach/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Masbate/Balanguingue Island/]]
* Carnasa Island
* Guintacan Island
* Sicogon Island

=== Winners ===
* PHC 18 Challenge Series: 1st Ray Cox and Heather Mathews (AUS/US), 2nd Kerli and Ali Corlette (AUS), 3nd Bruce Tardrew and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH)
* PHC 18 Inshore Series:

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 18 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* Sunday 11th March 2018 - Start of Challenge at El Rio Y Mar
* Monday 12th March 2018 - Leg 1 – El Rio Y Mar to Dimaquiat Is. To Diboyoyan Is. and back to El Rio Y Mar
* Tuesday 13th March 2018 - Leg 2 – El Rio Y Mar rounding east of Busuanga with Balinsasayaw Resort Finish (Uson Is.)
* Wednesday 14th March 2018 - Leg 3 – Balinsasayaw Resort to Malcapuya Is./Cheron Is./Bulalacao Is. and back to Balinsasayaw Resort
* Thursday 15th March 2018 - Leg 4 – Balinsasayaw Resort to Kuna Ezperanza Beach, Galoc Is. Finish
* Friday 16th March 2018 - Leg 5 – Kuna Ezperanza Beach Galoc Is. to Busuanga Bay Lodge Finish
* Saturday 17th March 2018 - Inshore Races (Puerto del Sol Bay/Busuanga, Palawan) and End of Challenge
* Sunday 18th March 2018 - Official check-out at Busuanga Bay Lodge

=== Winners ===
* PHC 18 Challenge Series: 1st Mike Montague, Kathy Ward (US), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH), 3rd Shane Peterson, Heaher Mathews (AUS/US).
* PHC 18 Inshore Series: 1st Andrew Boyd, Tony Boyd (AUS)

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 17 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Hamilo_Coast/Pico_de_Loro_Cove/Pico_de_Loro_Beach_Club/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental_Mindoro/Lubang/Lubang_Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental_Mindoro/Sablayan/Apo_Reef/]]
* CASHEW GROVE BEACH RESORT/PALAWAN SANDCASTLES, CHEEY, NORTHERN BUSUANGA
* BALINSASAYAW BEACH RESORT, USON ISLAND, CORON
* BUSUANGA BAY LODGE, BUSUANGA

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 16 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Lapu-Lapu_City_(Opon)/Cebu_Yacht_Club/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Bohol/Loon/Cabilao Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Oslob/Sumilon Bluewater Island Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Bohol/Panglao/Balicasag Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Siquijor/San Juan/Coco Grove Beach Resort/]]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 16 – 2016 Challenge Series: 1st Kerli and Ali Corlette (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS), 3rd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (AUS/FIJI).
* PHC 16 2016 Inshore Series: 1st Geoff Rowdon and Rosie Phelan (AUS), 2nd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (AUS/FIJI), 3rd Bruce Tradrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 15 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* Playa Laiya Inshore Races, Laiya, Batangas
* LA LUZ BEACH RESORT LEG 1: [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/920983/la_luz_beach_resort LAIYA] TO VERDE ISLAND
* RAYOMARINE LEG 2: VERDE ISLAND TO PUERTO GALERA
* Standard Insurance Inshore Races, [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/534290/elizabeths_hideaway_hotel_restaurant Puerto Galera]
* POTATO CORNER LEG 3: PUERTO GALERA TO AMBIL ISLAND
* GOPRO LEG 4: AMBIL ISLAND TO [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/173485/corregidor_inn CORREGIDOR]
* CANYON DE BORACAY LEG 5: CORREGIDOR TO [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/22817/canyon_cove_beach_club NASUGBU]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 15 – 2015 Challenge Series: 1st Geoff Rowdon and Rosie Phelan (AUS), 2nd Andrew and Tony Boyd (AUS), 3rd Andrew Locke and Rob Watson.
* PHC 15 2015 Inshore Series: 1st Andrew Locke and Rob Watson (AUS), 2nd Eric Tomacruz and Andy Aguila (PHI), 3rd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 ==
[[Image:PHC14_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 Route]]
The 14th Philippine Hobie Challenge which is scheduled on March 2014 will start in Malapascua, Cebu and end in Oton, Iloilo. This one week race will visit Bantayan Island, Gigantes Islands, Lakawon Island, and Napayauan Island. Over two dozen hobie 16s are expected to participate. For more information, please visit [http://www.hobiechallenge.ph/14].

=== Route ===
* Leg 1: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Category:Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Daanbantayan/Malapascua_Island/ Malapascua, Cebu] to Bantayan (38nm)
** Malapascua Accommodations: [http://malapascualegend.com/]
** Bantayan Accommodations: [http://budyong.byethost7.com/]
* Leg 2: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Category:Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Santa_Fe/ Bantayan] to Gigantes Islands (44nm)
* Leg 3: Gigantes Islands to Lakawon Island (44nm)
* Leg 4: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Negros_Occidental/Cadiz_City/Lakawon_Island/ Lakawon Island] to Guimaras (48nm)
** Guimaras Accommodations: [http://www.costaaguadaislandresort.com/]
* Leg 5: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Guimaras/Sibunag/Costa_Aguada_Island_Resort/ Guimaras] to [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Iloilo/Oton/Anhawan_Beach_Resort/ Iloilo] (35nm)
** Iloilo Accommodations: [http://www.anhawan.com/abr.html]

=== Photos & Videos ===
* Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

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=== Photos & Videos ===
* Ocular Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]'

=== Winners ===
* PHC 14 – 2014 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS), 3rd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (FIJI).

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 13 ==
=== Route ===
[[Image:PHC13_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 13 Route]]
* Leg 1: (Rider Sandals) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Candelaria/Dawal Beach Resort/]] around Dasol Bay, Zambales
* Leg 2: (Nautica) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Hermana Major/]] to Capones Vista Beach Resort (San Antonio, Zambales)
* Leg 3: (Mobile 1) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/San Antonio/Capones Vista Beach Resort/]] to Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar (Bagac, Bataan)
* Leg 4: (Otterbox) [[Asia/Philippines/Bataan/Bagac/Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar/]] to Anvaya Cove Resort (Morong, Bataan)
* Leg 5: (Aboitiz) [[Asia/Philippines/Bataan/Morong/Anvaya_Cove/]] return to Anvaya Cove Resort

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

=== Photos & Videos ===
* Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]
* Videos: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-dWbAsYx-g], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKNqCLvwpHg Dolphins]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 13 – 2013 Challenge Series: 1st Luigi Manzi and Yvonne Manzi (ITA), 2nd Andrew Locke and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH), 3rd Monchu Garcia and Bianca Garcia (PH).
[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 12 ==
[[Image:PHC12_Route.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 12 Route]]
* Held from 10-17 March, 2012, the Blackberry 12th Philippine Hobie® Challenge took a fleet of intrepid sailors through the Philippines' last frontier: the remote island province of Palawan. Rated by National Geographic Traveler Magazine as South East Asia's best island destination and one of the top travel destinations in the world (2011), Northern Palawan will sets the stage for one of the most unique sailing adventures in the world. Over the course of the week, 20 Hobie 16 teams sailed through the hundreds of exotic islands, mangrove forests and remote beaches that comprise the island groups of Coron, Busuanga and Linapacan before navigating through the towering limestone karst cliffs of the Bacuit archipelago and finishing at the world famous marine reserve of El Nido.
*The scenery was spectacular; the seas and the wind, unpredictable; the on-the-water rivalries fierce; the off-the-water rivalries even fiercer, and the memories -- simply unforgettable.
* PHC12 Route Survey: [http://www.spotadventures.com/trip/view/?trip_id=276487]
* Official Site: [http://www.phinsailing.ph/philippine-hobie-challenge/challenge-12/]
=== Route ===
* 1st Leg (Para’Kito) : Coron to Coron (around islands)
* 2nd Leg (Blood Red) : Coron to Malcapuya Beach
* 3rd Leg (Mobile 1) : [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Coron/Malcapuya Island/]] to Manligad Island (owned by Ariara)
* 4th Leg (OtterBox): Manligad Island to Pangaraycayan
* 5th Leg (Cleanergy) : Pangaraycayan to [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/El Nido (Bacuit)/Miniloc Island Resort/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 12 – 2012 Challenge Series: 1st Mick Butler and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke and Ramon Dala (AUS/PH), 3rd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 11 ==
[[Image:Challenge_XI_Route.jpg|right|thumb|PHC 11 Route]]
The Eleventh Philippine Hobie Challenge took place from 12 to 19 February 2011. The route was from Lucena, Maranduque, Romblon, Sibuyan, Boracay. The Hobie Challenge was be accompanied by a Rally for keelboats, ocean multihulls and powerboats. The Challenge left a beach resort south of Lucena on Monday 14 February and arrived in Boracay on Saturday 19 February. It was planned that every night is a resort stop - so no more camping, although 2 of the resorts will be quite small and arrangements not 5 star.

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Quezon/Sariaya/Blue_Bay_Waters_Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Santa_Cruz/Aloa_Tree_House_Village/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Buenavista/Elefante Island/Bellarocca Island Resort and Spa/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Romblon/Bonbon_Beach/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Magdiwang/Bagumbayan_Beach_Hauz/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/Shangri-La Boracay Resort and Spa/]]

=== Photos ===
* [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Videos ===
* [http://vimeo.com/channels/phc11 PHC 11 Sailing Tips from Down Under]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 11 – 2011 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke and Marijun Locke (AUS), 3rd Bruce Tardew and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH).

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 10 ==
[[Image:PHC10.jpg|right|300px|thumb|PHC 10 Route]]
[[Image:Bonbon_Beach.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Bonbon Beach]]
[[Image:PHC-Bonbon_Beach1.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge at Bonbon Beach]]

A Revised Notice of Race for the 10th Philippine Hobie Challenge has been issued and published on the event’s website ( www.philhobie.com )

Originally, it was intended to hold the International and National Championships on the 31 January and the 1 February, the weekend before the Challenge. Now the International and National Championships will be held at Laiya, Batangas immediately prior to the Challenge.

It is expected that all participants in the 10th Hobie Challenge, which is limited to 25 entries, will compete in both events.

The International and National Championships will consist of 2 days of short course racing with classes for Filipino Nationals, International Open, Ladies, Veterans and Youth.

The Philippine Hobie Challenge consists of two series of races. The Challenge Series which consists of 5 day races with competitors sailing up to 10 hours each day between island campsite locations. The Inshore Series consists of 5 races, each lasting approximately one hour. These races will take place in Romblon and in Boracay at the end of the Challenge Series.

The Challenge route starts in Laiya, Batangas with the first overnight stop at Tres Reyes, on the west coast of Marinduque. The second day ends at a beautiful Romblon beach where the Challenge will stay for 2 nights. On the third day there will be 2 Inshore Series races and a longer race around the nearby islands. On the fouth day the teams sail the full length of Tablas island to a campsite on the Southern tip. The fifth and last day of the Challenge takes the event around islands and ends on a beautiful Boracay beach.

Challenge Teams consist of 2 or 3 sailors with normally only 2 sailing at one time while the third crew member enjoys being a tourist for the day or helps with managing the event. Every day the personal baggage, boat spares, tents, food, drink, camping equipment and administration personnel are loaded onto the transport boats and moved to the next campsite.

The length of the course each day will be determined by the Race Officer considering the distance to the next campsite and the wind conditions. If the wind is light and the forecast does not indicate more wind later in the day, the course will be set directly to the next location. If there is good wind then the course will be set to go around some island and buoys to a predicted length of 5 to 8 hours sailing. The concept is for sailors to have the best days sailing possible with a planned arrival at the new location in the afternoon so they can explore and enjoy the beautiful island they are visiting.

The early arrival will also provide a chance for the sailors to be involved in the Hobie Foundations outreach programme. In the last 9 years the Hobie Challenge has passed through some of the most beautiful out of the way places in the Philippines. Sailors noticed that many of the villages lacked some of the basics of life, because they were out of the main stream. In one school visit recently by the sailors it was found that as well as a general lack of books, the school did not even have a blackboard for their teacher to write on.

During the 10th Challenge the Foundation will be visiting 5 villages and taking too them school books, educational videos, blackboards and chalk and a plan is afoot to take to some of the villages that need it a villages basic solar powered electricity systems so they can have free light and power without the expense of running a generator.

The Philippine Hobie Challenge Foundation is a non-stock non-profit Foundation that has the objectives of providing funding for the development of sailing throughout the Philippines, to provide a sailing school with boats and equipment, to fund and organize The Philippine Hobie Challenge and Hobie Traveller Series every year as well as to fund an outreach programme to benefit remote sea communities.

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/San Juan/Laiya/La Luz Beach Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Gasan/Bacong Bacong/Katala Beach Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Romblon/Bonbon_Beach/]]
* Tablas Island
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/]]

=== Pictures & Videos ===
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzXohPuxsR8], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttvxeBnyrMU], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeMGF9CVcTk]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 10 2009 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Bradley Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Debbie Muller (AUS), 3rd Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Sarah Pipes (AUS).

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 9 ==
=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Gubat/Veramaris Resort/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Matnog/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Biliran/Sambauan Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Bascal Island/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Leyte/Tacloban_City/San_Juanico_Bridge/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Marabut/Caluwayan Palm Island Resort and Restaurant/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Suluan Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Surigao Del Norte/General Luna/Patrick's on the Beach/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 9 2008 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Bradley Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Debbie Muller (AUS), 3rd Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Sarah Pipes (AUS).

=== Pictures ===

=== Videos ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSMoh9RXD80], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtznUyXahiY]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 8 ==
=== Articles ===
* [http://www.travelsmart.net/article/10000256/ 8th RP Hobie Challenge sets sail]
=== Route ===
[[Image:Hermana_Major.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Hermana Major Beach]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Hermana Major/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Capones Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Terrazas de Punta Fuego/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental Mindoro/Mamburao/Westmont Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental Mindoro/Sablayan/Apo Reef/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Coron/Club Paradise/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 8 2007 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda / Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS), 3rd Mark Haswell (UK) and Noelle Schifferer (PHI).
* PHC 8 2007 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke (PNG) and Stewart Brown (AUS), 3rd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 7 ==
=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Camarines Sur/San Jose/Belleview Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Gubat/Veramaris Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Masbate/Monreal/Halea Island Retreat and Nature Park/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Cresta de Gallo/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 7 2006 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson / Aaron Worrall (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS), 3rd Tony Stearns (USA) and Janet McCullough (USA).
* PHC 7 2006 Inshore Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson / Aaron Worrall (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan /Andrew Keage (AUS), 3rd Richley Magsanay (PHI) and Rafael Buitre (PHI).

[[Image:phc_1-6_route.jpg|right]]

== Links ==
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal Lake Yacht Club/]]

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[[Image:Cabugao_Gamay_Island.jpg|400px|left|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 2 Destination: Cabugao Gamay Island]]
[[Image:PHC_11_Bellarocca_Start.jpg|400px|right|thumb|PHC 11 Bellarocca Start]]
== Philippine Hobie Challenge ==
[[Image:PHC_19_Tracks.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 19 Tracks (Bruce Tardrew/Eric Tomacruz)]]
[[Image:PHC_18_Tracks.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 18 Tracks (Bruce Tardrew/Eric Tomacruz)]]
[[Image:PHC_16_Panglao_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 16 Panglao Island]]
[[Image:PHC16_PNOR2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 16 PNOR]]
[[Image:PHC15_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 15 Route]]
[[Image:PHC14_PNOR2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 PNOR]]
[[Image:Bantayan_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 1 Destination: Bantayan Island]]
[[Image:Antonia_Island.jpg|300px|right|thumb|PHC 14 Leg 2 Destination: Antonia Island, Gigantes]]
* Official Website: [http://www.hobiechallenge.ph/]
* Photo Albums: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]
* Have you participated in the challenge before? If so, please share your expereinces by writing a review in [http://www.alumni.net/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Makati_City/Philippine_Inter-island_Sailing_Foundation/Philippine_Hobie_Challenge/].

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 19==
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Donsol/Woodland Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Matnog/Subic Beach/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Masbate/Balanguingue Island/]]
* Carnasa Island
* Guintacan Island
* Sicogon Island
[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 18 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* Sunday 11th March 2018 - Start of Challenge at El Rio Y Mar
* Monday 12th March 2018 - Leg 1 – El Rio Y Mar to Dimaquiat Is. To Diboyoyan Is. and back to El Rio Y Mar
* Tuesday 13th March 2018 - Leg 2 – El Rio Y Mar rounding east of Busuanga with Balinsasayaw Resort Finish (Uson Is.)
* Wednesday 14th March 2018 - Leg 3 – Balinsasayaw Resort to Malcapuya Is./Cheron Is./Bulalacao Is. and back to Balinsasayaw Resort
* Thursday 15th March 2018 - Leg 4 – Balinsasayaw Resort to Kuna Ezperanza Beach, Galoc Is. Finish
* Friday 16th March 2018 - Leg 5 – Kuna Ezperanza Beach Galoc Is. to Busuanga Bay Lodge Finish
* Saturday 17th March 2018 - Inshore Races (Puerto del Sol Bay/Busuanga, Palawan) and End of Challenge
* Sunday 18th March 2018 - Official check-out at Busuanga Bay Lodge

=== Winners ===
* PHC 18 Challenge Series: 1st Mike Montague, Kathy Ward (US), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH), 3rd Shane Peterson, Heaher Mathews (AUS/US).
* PHC 18 Inshore Series: 1st Andrew Boyd, Tony Boyd (AUS)

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 17 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Hamilo_Coast/Pico_de_Loro_Cove/Pico_de_Loro_Beach_Club/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental_Mindoro/Lubang/Lubang_Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental_Mindoro/Sablayan/Apo_Reef/]]
* CASHEW GROVE BEACH RESORT/PALAWAN SANDCASTLES, CHEEY, NORTHERN BUSUANGA
* BALINSASAYAW BEACH RESORT, USON ISLAND, CORON
* BUSUANGA BAY LODGE, BUSUANGA

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 16 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Lapu-Lapu_City_(Opon)/Cebu_Yacht_Club/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Bohol/Loon/Cabilao Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Oslob/Sumilon Bluewater Island Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Bohol/Panglao/Balicasag Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Siquijor/San Juan/Coco Grove Beach Resort/]]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 16 – 2016 Challenge Series: 1st Kerli and Ali Corlette (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS), 3rd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (AUS/FIJI).
* PHC 16 2016 Inshore Series: 1st Geoff Rowdon and Rosie Phelan (AUS), 2nd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (AUS/FIJI), 3rd Bruce Tradrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 15 ==
* Photo Album: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Route ===
* Playa Laiya Inshore Races, Laiya, Batangas
* LA LUZ BEACH RESORT LEG 1: [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/920983/la_luz_beach_resort LAIYA] TO VERDE ISLAND
* RAYOMARINE LEG 2: VERDE ISLAND TO PUERTO GALERA
* Standard Insurance Inshore Races, [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/534290/elizabeths_hideaway_hotel_restaurant Puerto Galera]
* POTATO CORNER LEG 3: PUERTO GALERA TO AMBIL ISLAND
* GOPRO LEG 4: AMBIL ISLAND TO [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/173485/corregidor_inn CORREGIDOR]
* CANYON DE BORACAY LEG 5: CORREGIDOR TO [http://www.findshare.com/hotels/22817/canyon_cove_beach_club NASUGBU]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 15 – 2015 Challenge Series: 1st Geoff Rowdon and Rosie Phelan (AUS), 2nd Andrew and Tony Boyd (AUS), 3rd Andrew Locke and Rob Watson.
* PHC 15 2015 Inshore Series: 1st Andrew Locke and Rob Watson (AUS), 2nd Eric Tomacruz and Andy Aguila (PHI), 3rd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 ==
[[Image:PHC14_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 14 Route]]
The 14th Philippine Hobie Challenge which is scheduled on March 2014 will start in Malapascua, Cebu and end in Oton, Iloilo. This one week race will visit Bantayan Island, Gigantes Islands, Lakawon Island, and Napayauan Island. Over two dozen hobie 16s are expected to participate. For more information, please visit [http://www.hobiechallenge.ph/14].

=== Route ===
* Leg 1: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Category:Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Daanbantayan/Malapascua_Island/ Malapascua, Cebu] to Bantayan (38nm)
** Malapascua Accommodations: [http://malapascualegend.com/]
** Bantayan Accommodations: [http://budyong.byethost7.com/]
* Leg 2: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Category:Asia/Philippines/Cebu/Santa_Fe/ Bantayan] to Gigantes Islands (44nm)
* Leg 3: Gigantes Islands to Lakawon Island (44nm)
* Leg 4: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Negros_Occidental/Cadiz_City/Lakawon_Island/ Lakawon Island] to Guimaras (48nm)
** Guimaras Accommodations: [http://www.costaaguadaislandresort.com/]
* Leg 5: [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Guimaras/Sibunag/Costa_Aguada_Island_Resort/ Guimaras] to [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Iloilo/Oton/Anhawan_Beach_Resort/ Iloilo] (35nm)
** Iloilo Accommodations: [http://www.anhawan.com/abr.html]

=== Photos & Videos ===
* Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

=== Photos & Videos ===
* Ocular Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]'

=== Winners ===
* PHC 14 – 2014 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS), 3rd Grahame Southwick and Sharon Rayner (FIJI).

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 13 ==
=== Route ===
[[Image:PHC13_Route.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 13 Route]]
* Leg 1: (Rider Sandals) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Candelaria/Dawal Beach Resort/]] around Dasol Bay, Zambales
* Leg 2: (Nautica) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Hermana Major/]] to Capones Vista Beach Resort (San Antonio, Zambales)
* Leg 3: (Mobile 1) [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/San Antonio/Capones Vista Beach Resort/]] to Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar (Bagac, Bataan)
* Leg 4: (Otterbox) [[Asia/Philippines/Bataan/Bagac/Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar/]] to Anvaya Cove Resort (Morong, Bataan)
* Leg 5: (Aboitiz) [[Asia/Philippines/Bataan/Morong/Anvaya_Cove/]] return to Anvaya Cove Resort

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

=== Photos & Videos ===
* Photos: [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]
* Videos: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-dWbAsYx-g], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKNqCLvwpHg Dolphins]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 13 – 2013 Challenge Series: 1st Luigi Manzi and Yvonne Manzi (ITA), 2nd Andrew Locke and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH), 3rd Monchu Garcia and Bianca Garcia (PH).
[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 12 ==
[[Image:PHC12_Route.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge 12 Route]]
* Held from 10-17 March, 2012, the Blackberry 12th Philippine Hobie® Challenge took a fleet of intrepid sailors through the Philippines' last frontier: the remote island province of Palawan. Rated by National Geographic Traveler Magazine as South East Asia's best island destination and one of the top travel destinations in the world (2011), Northern Palawan will sets the stage for one of the most unique sailing adventures in the world. Over the course of the week, 20 Hobie 16 teams sailed through the hundreds of exotic islands, mangrove forests and remote beaches that comprise the island groups of Coron, Busuanga and Linapacan before navigating through the towering limestone karst cliffs of the Bacuit archipelago and finishing at the world famous marine reserve of El Nido.
*The scenery was spectacular; the seas and the wind, unpredictable; the on-the-water rivalries fierce; the off-the-water rivalries even fiercer, and the memories -- simply unforgettable.
* PHC12 Route Survey: [http://www.spotadventures.com/trip/view/?trip_id=276487]
* Official Site: [http://www.phinsailing.ph/philippine-hobie-challenge/challenge-12/]
=== Route ===
* 1st Leg (Para’Kito) : Coron to Coron (around islands)
* 2nd Leg (Blood Red) : Coron to Malcapuya Beach
* 3rd Leg (Mobile 1) : [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Coron/Malcapuya Island/]] to Manligad Island (owned by Ariara)
* 4th Leg (OtterBox): Manligad Island to Pangaraycayan
* 5th Leg (Cleanergy) : Pangaraycayan to [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/El Nido (Bacuit)/Miniloc Island Resort/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 12 – 2012 Challenge Series: 1st Mick Butler and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke and Ramon Dala (AUS/PH), 3rd Bruce Tardrew and Sarah Turnbull (AUS).

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 11 ==
[[Image:Challenge_XI_Route.jpg|right|thumb|PHC 11 Route]]
The Eleventh Philippine Hobie Challenge took place from 12 to 19 February 2011. The route was from Lucena, Maranduque, Romblon, Sibuyan, Boracay. The Hobie Challenge was be accompanied by a Rally for keelboats, ocean multihulls and powerboats. The Challenge left a beach resort south of Lucena on Monday 14 February and arrived in Boracay on Saturday 19 February. It was planned that every night is a resort stop - so no more camping, although 2 of the resorts will be quite small and arrangements not 5 star.

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Quezon/Sariaya/Blue_Bay_Waters_Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Santa_Cruz/Aloa_Tree_House_Village/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Buenavista/Elefante Island/Bellarocca Island Resort and Spa/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Romblon/Bonbon_Beach/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Magdiwang/Bagumbayan_Beach_Hauz/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/Shangri-La Boracay Resort and Spa/]]

=== Photos ===
* [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=31000097]

=== Videos ===
* [http://vimeo.com/channels/phc11 PHC 11 Sailing Tips from Down Under]

=== Winners ===
* PHC 11 – 2011 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke and Marijun Locke (AUS), 3rd Bruce Tardew and Eric Tomacruz (AUS/PH).

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 10 ==
[[Image:PHC10.jpg|right|300px|thumb|PHC 10 Route]]
[[Image:Bonbon_Beach.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Bonbon Beach]]
[[Image:PHC-Bonbon_Beach1.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Philippine Hobie Challenge at Bonbon Beach]]

A Revised Notice of Race for the 10th Philippine Hobie Challenge has been issued and published on the event’s website ( www.philhobie.com )

Originally, it was intended to hold the International and National Championships on the 31 January and the 1 February, the weekend before the Challenge. Now the International and National Championships will be held at Laiya, Batangas immediately prior to the Challenge.

It is expected that all participants in the 10th Hobie Challenge, which is limited to 25 entries, will compete in both events.

The International and National Championships will consist of 2 days of short course racing with classes for Filipino Nationals, International Open, Ladies, Veterans and Youth.

The Philippine Hobie Challenge consists of two series of races. The Challenge Series which consists of 5 day races with competitors sailing up to 10 hours each day between island campsite locations. The Inshore Series consists of 5 races, each lasting approximately one hour. These races will take place in Romblon and in Boracay at the end of the Challenge Series.

The Challenge route starts in Laiya, Batangas with the first overnight stop at Tres Reyes, on the west coast of Marinduque. The second day ends at a beautiful Romblon beach where the Challenge will stay for 2 nights. On the third day there will be 2 Inshore Series races and a longer race around the nearby islands. On the fouth day the teams sail the full length of Tablas island to a campsite on the Southern tip. The fifth and last day of the Challenge takes the event around islands and ends on a beautiful Boracay beach.

Challenge Teams consist of 2 or 3 sailors with normally only 2 sailing at one time while the third crew member enjoys being a tourist for the day or helps with managing the event. Every day the personal baggage, boat spares, tents, food, drink, camping equipment and administration personnel are loaded onto the transport boats and moved to the next campsite.

The length of the course each day will be determined by the Race Officer considering the distance to the next campsite and the wind conditions. If the wind is light and the forecast does not indicate more wind later in the day, the course will be set directly to the next location. If there is good wind then the course will be set to go around some island and buoys to a predicted length of 5 to 8 hours sailing. The concept is for sailors to have the best days sailing possible with a planned arrival at the new location in the afternoon so they can explore and enjoy the beautiful island they are visiting.

The early arrival will also provide a chance for the sailors to be involved in the Hobie Foundations outreach programme. In the last 9 years the Hobie Challenge has passed through some of the most beautiful out of the way places in the Philippines. Sailors noticed that many of the villages lacked some of the basics of life, because they were out of the main stream. In one school visit recently by the sailors it was found that as well as a general lack of books, the school did not even have a blackboard for their teacher to write on.

During the 10th Challenge the Foundation will be visiting 5 villages and taking too them school books, educational videos, blackboards and chalk and a plan is afoot to take to some of the villages that need it a villages basic solar powered electricity systems so they can have free light and power without the expense of running a generator.

The Philippine Hobie Challenge Foundation is a non-stock non-profit Foundation that has the objectives of providing funding for the development of sailing throughout the Philippines, to provide a sailing school with boats and equipment, to fund and organize The Philippine Hobie Challenge and Hobie Traveller Series every year as well as to fund an outreach programme to benefit remote sea communities.

=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/San Juan/Laiya/La Luz Beach Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Marinduque/Gasan/Bacong Bacong/Katala Beach Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Romblon/Bonbon_Beach/]]
* Tablas Island
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/]]

=== Pictures & Videos ===
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzXohPuxsR8], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttvxeBnyrMU], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeMGF9CVcTk]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 10 2009 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Bradley Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Debbie Muller (AUS), 3rd Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Sarah Pipes (AUS).

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== Philippine Hobie Challenge 9 ==
=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Gubat/Veramaris Resort/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Matnog/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Biliran/Sambauan Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Bascal Island/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Leyte/Tacloban_City/San_Juanico_Bridge/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Marabut/Caluwayan Palm Island Resort and Restaurant/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Samar/Suluan Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Surigao Del Norte/General Luna/Patrick's on the Beach/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 9 2008 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Bradley Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Debbie Muller (AUS), 3rd Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Sarah Pipes (AUS).

=== Pictures ===

=== Videos ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSMoh9RXD80], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtznUyXahiY]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 8 ==
=== Articles ===
* [http://www.travelsmart.net/article/10000256/ 8th RP Hobie Challenge sets sail]
=== Route ===
[[Image:Hermana_Major.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Hermana Major Beach]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Hermana Major/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Capones Island/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Terrazas de Punta Fuego/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental Mindoro/Mamburao/Westmont Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Occidental Mindoro/Sablayan/Apo Reef/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Palawan/Coron/Club Paradise/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 8 2007 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda / Aaron Worrall (AUS) and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS), 3rd Mark Haswell (UK) and Noelle Schifferer (PHI).
* PHC 8 2007 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson (AUS), 2nd Andrew Locke (PNG) and Stewart Brown (AUS), 3rd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS).

== Philippine Hobie Challenge 7 ==
=== Route ===
* [[Asia/Philippines/Camarines Sur/San Jose/Belleview Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Sorsogon/Gubat/Veramaris Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Masbate/Monreal/Halea Island Retreat and Nature Park/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Romblon/Cresta de Gallo/]]
* [[Asia/Philippines/Aklan/Malay/Boracay/]]
=== Winners ===
* PHC 7 2006 Challenge Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson / Aaron Worrall (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan (AUS), 3rd Tony Stearns (USA) and Janet McCullough (USA).
* PHC 7 2006 Inshore Series: 1st Bob Engwirda (AUS) and Brad Wilson / Aaron Worrall (AUS), 2nd Bruce Tardrew (AUS) and Gerard Ryan /Andrew Keage (AUS), 3rd Richley Magsanay (PHI) and Rafael Buitre (PHI).

[[Image:phc_1-6_route.jpg|right]]

== Links ==
* [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal Lake Yacht Club/]]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/]]

North America/United States of America/California/Berkeley/University of California at Berkeley/Cory Hall/

2018-07-25T04:46:45Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Directions to Cory Hall */

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== Cory Hall ==
* EECS department
* [http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/ http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu]

== Overview ==
* Surprisingly, this building is over fifty years old, making it older than EECS itself, which was created from the double-E department in 1972. The first of the modern-styled buldings on campus, Cory Hall began its life as a general engineering department. Over the years, EE and subsequently EECS grew exponentially, several other engineering buildings went up, and by the present day, this entire building is EECS. For those who do not know, EECS is the undisputed hardest major offered at Berkeley. The first hardest is Computer Science, the second if Engineering, the third is Architecture, the fourth is Molecular and Cellular Biology. EECS is in a class of its own and is therefore not ranked.<ref name=atwu>[http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~atwu/firstcultural/berkeleyguide.html#cory Alfred Twu's Cultural Tour of Berkeley]. Accessed October 2008.</ref>
* Of all the large modern boxes, Cory Hall is the least criticized for ugliness. Part of it is due to its out-of-the-way location in the northeast corner of campus, but you do got to give the architect credit. With its tinted windows, smooth white surfacing, and the stylized electrical circuit ornament, Cory has the appearance of a streamlined VLSB. However, step inside and it's a whole different world.<ref name="atwu"/>
* The interior layout of Cory is atrocious. Part of it has to do with the building's numerous vertical expansions over time, part of it has to do with the odd trapezoidal site on a steep slope, but in any case the building is a real maze. Worst of all, although all the floors look the same from the outside, they have vastly different floorplans. The location of the restrooms and the elevator are similarly bad. If you use a wheelchair, you are best advised not to take EECS as a good part of Cory is not accessible. Fortunately, a renovation/seismic retrofit is on the planning board.<ref name="atwu"/>
* In 1982, a bomb planted by the Unabomber went off in a Cory Hall faculty lounge, injuring a professor. In 1985, a second bomb planted by the same man went off in a Cory computer lab, injuring a student. Cory Hall has the dubious distinction of being the only place hit by the Unabomber twice. After the second time, people using Cory Hall grew more vigilant, and eventually the guy got caught. Warning signs from the era still abound.<ref name="atwu"/>
* The Experimental Computing Facility, also known as the XCF, was started in the mid 1980s (I believe 1985) and was given a room in Cory Hall known as the "fishbowl", so named due to its small size. XCF students developed software that played a pivotal role in the development of the Internet, most notably, finding a cure for the Internet Worm computer virus in 1988. The XCF has since moved to Soda Hall.<ref name="atwu"/>
* Construction on the adjacent CITRIS building lead to the closure of campus access from the northeast, and traffic was routed through Cory Hall instead, leading to among other things, an increase in sales at IEEE vending machines.<ref name="atwu"/>
* Places to Check Out:<ref name="atwu"/>
**# Showcases. Cory's hallways are filled with showcases that are a must-see for any geek. Exhibits include the latest electronic gadgets, robots, and stuff from HKN = Eta Kappa Nu, the EECS Student Honor Society. Often contains humourous displays concering EECS life.
**# HKN Cory Office. Room 290, 2nd floor of Cory Hall (this may or may not be the ground floor depending on where you enter.) Get help on your EE classes.
**# IEEE Student Branch Laboratory. 2nd floor of Cory Hall near the elevators (this may or may not be the ground floor depending on where you enter.) Food is sold here.
**# Cory Hall Lounge. 2nd floor of Cory Hall central courtyard. This lounge has 3 parts- a room, a courtyard outside the room, and another room inside the courtyard. The room is for studying, the courtyard for partying, and the room inside the courtyard for foosball, table tennis, and sleep.

== Directions to Cory Hall ==
* To get to campus by car, please see [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Category:North_America/United_States_of_America/California/Berkeley/University_of_California_at_Berkeley/].
* Once you get to Oxford Street from University:
**# Take a left (North) onto Oxford
**# Take a second stoplight right (East) onto Hearst
**# Follow Hearst along the north side of campus past the stoplight at Euclid Avenue
*Cory Hall is located on the corner of Hearst and Gayley, at the north-east corner of campus. If you enter Cory Hall at one of the Hearst entrances, you will be on the second floor. If you need information or further directions in Cory Hall, contact the EECS receptionist in room 253 (2nd floor) at (510) 642-3214 or e-mail at eeoffice@eecs.
* [http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Directions/parkform.shtml EECS/Cory Hall Parking Permit Request Form]

== Links ==
* [https://engineering.berkeley.edu/about/berkeley-engineering150/clarence-cory-electrifying-west Clarence Cory: Electrifying the West]

[[Category:North_America/United_States_of_America/California/Berkeley/University_of_California_at_Berkeley/]]

== References ==
<references />

[[Category:North_America/United_States_of_America/California/Berkeley/University_of_California_at_Berkeley/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/

2018-07-23T06:21:10Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort ==
* Website: [http://www.heritagebayclub.com]

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala_Terengganu/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/

2018-07-23T06:19:42Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Rebak Marina Resort ==
* Website: [http://www.rebakmarina.com]
* Rebak Island Resort-A Taj Hotel, a secluded and charming cluster of luxurious timber villas, is the only resort on the privately owned 390 acre Rebak Island that commands a magnificent view of the Senari Straits bordering the Andaman Sea. The Rebak Island, named after the native Rebak tree, is one of the 99 isles that make up the legendary Langkawi. The island is blessed with a balmy climate, stunning rock formations, a lush forest that goes back a million years, picturesque waterfalls, limestone outcrops, fascinating caves and pristine, secluded beaches. Rebak Island is ensconced by crystal-clear waters,teeming with marine life, that are perfect for a range of water sports and recreational activities. The hotel has the only fully equipped marina in Malaysia. Set away from the mainland, the island enjoys an exclusive and tranquil ambience It is 4 kms away from the main island of Langkawi and 15 minutes luxury ferry ride from Port Langkasuka jetty.

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/

2018-07-23T06:19:36Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Tanjong City Marina ==
* Website: [http://www.tgctmarina.com.my/]

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/

2018-07-23T06:18:43Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Admiral Marina and Leisure Club ==
* Website: [http://www.admiralmarina.com/]

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Negeri_Sembilan/Port_Dickson/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/

2018-07-23T06:18:08Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Sebana Golf and Marina Resort ==
* Website: [http://www.sebanacove.com/]

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota_Tinggi/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/

2018-07-23T06:16:38Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Miri Marina ==

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/

2018-07-23T06:15:18Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club ==

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
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</gallery>

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota_Kinabalu/]]

North America/United States of America/California/Brisbane/Sierra Point Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T06:14:05Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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==Sierra Point Yacht Club==
* '''Location & Contact Information'''
** Address: 500 Sierra Point Parkway, Brisbane, California, United States of America 94005
** Telephone Number: +1-650-952-0651
** Official Website: []
* '''Overview'''

==Gallery==
<gallery>Image:Tomacruz-2009-07-02-06-49-25.JPG|
Image:Tomacruz-2009-07-02-06-51-09.JPG|
</gallery>

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:North_America/United_States_of_America/California/Brisbane/]]

Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal Lake Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T06:08:41Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Links */

[[Image:tlyc-logo.gif|left|125px|TLYC Logo]]
== Taal Lake Yacht Club ==
[[Image:tlyc-pic.jpg|right|535px|]]
* For mission, objectives, membership, mailing list, contact, and other information, please visit the '''[http://www.sailing.org.ph/tlyc/ official website]'''.
* Phone: +63-43-773-0192
* To subscribe to the TLYC newsletter, visit [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hobienews/].
* Directions: [http://www.sailing.org.ph/tlyc/map.html]
* Weather Station: [http://weather.com.ph/view/980041]
* Webcam: [http://www.mycam-asia.tv/cams/philippines/luzon/batangas-taallake-yc/display_current.php]
* Wind Prediction: [http://www.windguru.cz/int/index.php?sc=42502]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/]]

== Hobie Sailing Events & Results ==
[[Image:2011-12 PHINSAF Sailing Season v.1.jpg|200px|right|thumb|2010-2011 Sailing Schedule]]
* [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/2008/ 2008-2009 Sailing Season]
* [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/2009/ 2009-2010 Sailing Season]
* [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/2010/ 2010-2011 Sailing Season]
* [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/2011/ 2011-2012 Sailing Season]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/]]

== Pictures & Videos ==
[[Image:tlyc-hobie.jpg|right|200px]]
[[Image:tlyc-hobie-wedding.jpg|right|200px]]
* [http://www.alumni.net/groups/photos?gid=30019606 Recent Photos]
* Archive
**'''TLYC Hobie Races'''
*** 2006-01 Hobie Nationals [http://www.sailing.org.ph/tlyc/hobie/honat06.html]
*** 2006-10-08 Club Series Awarding [http://tomacruz.multiply.com/photos/album/15/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club_2006-10-08]
*** 2007-10-14 TLYC Hobie "Club Championships" Finals [http://tomacruz.multiply.com/photos/album/19/TLYC_Hobie_Club_Championships_Finals_-_2007.10.14]
**'''Philippine Hobie Challenge'''
*** 2007-02 PHC 8 Photos by Eric Tomacruz [http://www.philhobie.com/gallery/album18]
*** 2007-02 PHC 8 Photos by Chips Guevara [http://chipsg.multiply.com/photos/album/1/8th_Hobie_Cat_Challenge]
*** 2008-02 PHC 9 Photos by Eric Tomacruz [http://tomacruz.multiply.com/photos/album/59/]
**'''Other Hobie Races'''
*** 2005-04 Boracay Regatta [http://sports.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/hobiesailors/photos/browse/6677]
*** 2005-10 Omega Subic Regatta [http://sports.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/hobiesailors/photos/browse/f103]
**'''Other Events'''
*** 2006-06-10 Neil Bernardo and Melanie Moya's Wedding [http://tomacruz.multiply.com/photos/album/2/Neil_and_Melays_Wedding_-_20060610]
*** 2007-06 Mike Ngu and Germaine Pacheco's Wedding [http://chipsg.multiply.com/photos/album/3/Mike_and_Germaines_Wedding]
*** 2007-09-02 Sail the World 2007 [http://www.sailing.org.ph/tlyc/sail_the_world_07.html]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/]]

== Suppliers/Services ==
* '''Official Philippine Hobie Dealer'''
** [http://www.rayomarine.com/ http://www.rayomarine.com/]
* '''Hobie Parts'''
** TLYC [http://www.sailing.org.ph/tlyc/]
** Mark Haswell - +63-2-400-9326
** [http://www.rayomarine.com/ http://www.rayomarine.com/]
* '''Sail Repair'''
** Nicky Duque - +63-2-712-2402
* '''Hull Repair'''
** TLYC [http://www.sailing.org.ph/tlyc/]
** ACS(Advanced composite systems); Bldg 202 Gridley St, SRF Compound, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines ; Tel. 2521695, Fax. 2521696 ; accounting@acsi.com.ph
* '''Materials'''
** [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Pasig_City/Bagong_Ilog/Polymer_Products_%28Phil.%29/ Polymer Products (Phil) Inc.] - Gel-kote, Ortho and Iso resins, Tooling gel kote, tooling resin for mold-making, Vinylester resin, Laminating epoxy resin set, Styrene Monomer MEKP hardener, Cobalt, Fiberglass reinforcement (chopped strand mat, woven roving, woven cloth), Carbon fiber, Release wax, Tools (aluminum rollers, brushes)
* '''Hobie Rental'''
** [http://www.sailing.org.ph/tlyc/sailrent.html TLYC]
** [http://www.travelsmart.net/search/?domains=TravelSmart.NET&q=hobie&sitesearch=TravelSmart.NET&sa=Google+Search&client=pub-9293773450788345&forid=1&channel=9727913993&ie=ISO-8859-1&oe=ISO-8859-1&safe=active&cof=GALT%3A%23008000%3BGL%3A1%3BDIV%3A%23336699%3BVLC%3A663399%3BAH%3Acenter%3BBGC%3AFFFFFF%3BLBGC%3A336699%3BALC%3A0000%0D%0AFF%3BLC%3A0000FF%3BT%3A000000%3BGFNT%3A0000FF%3BGIMP%3A0000FF%3BFORID%3A11&hl=en Philippine Resorts]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/]]

== Accommodations Near TLYC ==
* '''Talisay'''
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Walter's/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Club Balai Isabel/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Flamingo Lake Resort/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Buena Vista Nature Park and Country Club/]]
** Meralco Foundation
* '''Tagaytay'''
** See [[Asia/Philippines/Cavite/Tagaytay_City/]] for Tagaytay Hotels.

== Taal Lake Environmental Concerns ==
* [http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/regions/view/20080409-129382/Why-Taal-Lake-fishes-now-taste-like-mud Why Taal Lake fishes now taste like mud]
== Tips for Your Hobie ==
* [http://vimeo.com/channels/phc11 PHC 11 Sailing Tips from Down Under]

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/]]

== Classifieds ==
[[Image:bnsp_logo.gif|right]]
For listings, visit [http://www.buyandsellplus.com/Category/1/2/10/Automotives/Boats-Watercrafts].

== Links ==
* '''Nearby Yacht Clubs'''
** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Manila/The_Manila_Yacht_Club/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Oriental Mindoro/Puerto Galera/Puerto Galera Yacht Club/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Punta Fuego Yacht Club/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Subic/Subic_Bay_Yacht_Club/]]
* '''Weather and Wind Prediction'''
** [http://www.jma.go.jp/en/typh/ Japan Meteorological Agency Tropical Cyclone Information]
** [https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/PUBLIC/WXMAP/ U.S. Navy Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center] (Firewalls may prevent access.)
** [http://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/wb/wxfcst.html Pagasa Weather Forecast]
** [http://weather.cnn.com/weather/forecast.jsp?locCode=MANX CNN Weather]
** [http://www.windguru.cz/int/index.php?sc=42502 WindGuru]
** [http://www.wetsand.com/swellwatch/swellwatch.asp?CatId=326 WetSand.COM Swell Watch]
** [http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/w_pacific/index.html Unisys Historical Western Pacific Hurricane Tracking Data by Year]
* '''Stores'''
** [http://www.murrays.com/ Murrays]
** [http://www.westmarine.com/ West Marine]
* '''Mailing List'''
** [http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/hobiesailors/ Hobie sailors at the Taal Lake Yacht Club]
** [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hobienews/ Taal Lake Yacht Club Newsletter]
* '''Other Hobie Fleets'''
** [http://www.hobie.com.hk/ Hong Kong Hobie Club]
** [http://www.royal-varuna-yacht-club.com/ Royal Varuna Yacht Club]
* '''GPS'''
** [http://www.gpsnow.com/ GPS Now]
** [http://waypoints.ph/ WayPointsDotPH]
* '''Miscellaneous'''
** [http://wiki.alumni.net/wiki/Talk:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/ Do we need sunscreens?]
** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobie_cat Hobie Cat Wikipedia]
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

{{Coord|14.08756|N|121.00656|E|display=title}}

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/]]

==Gallery==

<gallery>
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-22-12-48-42.jpg|Hobie 16 Fleet
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-22-12-49-10.jpg|Hobie 16 Fleet
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-22-12-49-36.jpg|Huts
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-22-12-49-58.jpg|Bar
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-22-12-50-44.jpg|Boats for Rent
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-22-19-31-18.jpg|View from TLYC
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-22-19-32-24.jpg|Charter Boats for Crater Hike
Image:Tomacruz-2009-02-22-19-34-20.jpg|Hobie 21 for Charter
Image:Tomacruz-2010-01-09-18-06-00.jpg|Webcam
</gallery>
[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T06:07:32Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Royal Langkawi Yacht Club ==
* Website: [http://www.langkawiyachtclub.com/]

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T06:06:21Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Perak Yacht Club ==
* Phone: 6012-462-5087
* Email: pyclumut@hotmail.com

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T06:03:01Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Lumut International Yacht Club ==
* Phone: 605-680-4200

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T06:02:22Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Royal Selangor Yacht Club ==
* Website: [http://www.rsyc.com.my]

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T06:01:34Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club ==
* Website: [http://www.rpdyc.co]

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Negeri_Sembilan/Port_Dickson/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T06:00:53Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Tawau Yacht Club ==

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T05:59:59Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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== Sandakan Yacht Club ==

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/]]

Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T05:56:44Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations */

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== Kinabalu Yacht Club ==

== Malaysian Marinas, Yacht Clubs, & Associations ==
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Johor/Kota Tinggi/Sebana Golf and Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Awana Porto Malai Langkawi/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Rebak Marina Resort/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Royal Langkawi Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Kedah/Langkawi/Telaga Harbour Park/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Admiral Marina and Leisure Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Negeri Sembilan/Port Dickson/Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Penang/Georgetown/Tanjong City Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Lumut/Lumut International Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Perak/Sitiawan/Perak Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Kinabalu Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota Kinabalu/Sutera Harbour Marina Golf and Country Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Sandakan/Sandakan Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Tawau/Tawau Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Miri Marina/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Sarawak/Miri/Piasau Boat Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Selangor/Klang/Royal Selangor Yacht Club/]]
* [[Asia/Malaysia/Terengganu/Kuala Terengganu/The Heritage Bay Club Marina And Resort/]]

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:Asia/Malaysia/Sabah/Kota_Kinabalu/]]

Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Manila/The Manila Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T05:55:29Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Links */

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== The Manila Yacht Club ==
* For mission, objectives, membership, mailing list, contact, and other information, please visit the '''[http://www.manilayachtclub.org/ official website]'''.
* Webcam: [http://www.mycam-asia.tv/cams/philippines/luzon/manila_bay_south/display_featured_hour.php]

== Sailing Events & Results ==

== Pictures & Videos ==

== Suppliers/Services ==
* '''Materials'''
** [http://www.polymerprod.com/ Polymer Products (Phil) Inc.] - Gel-kote, Ortho and Iso resins, Tooling gel kote, tooling resin for mold-making, Vinylester resin, Laminating epoxy resin set, Styrene Monomer MEKP hardener, Cobalt, Fiberglass reinforcement (chopped strand mat, woven roving, woven cloth), Carbon fiber, Release wax, Tools (aluminum rollers, brushes)

== Classifieds ==
* '''For Sale'''
* '''Wanted'''
** Looking for a crew

== Links ==
* '''Wind Prediction'''
* '''Stores'''
* '''Mailing List'''
* '''Other Yacht Clubs'''
** [[Asia/Philippines/Oriental_Mindoro/Puerto_Galera/Puerto_Galera_Yacht_Club/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/]]
* '''GPS'''
** [http://www.gpsnow.com/ GPS Now]
** [http://waypoints.ph/ WayPointsDotPH]
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]
* '''Miscellaneous'''

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Manila/]]

== Gallery ==
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</gallery>

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Manila/]]

Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Subic Bay Freeport Zone/Subic Bay Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T05:53:04Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Links */

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== Subic Bay Yacht Club ==
[[Image:Tomacruz-2009-09-03-14-32-29.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Navigate SBFZ using your Iphone with [[Wikimap]]]]
* For mission, objectives, membership, mailing list, contact, and other information, please visit the '''[http://www.sbyc.com.ph/ official website]'''.

== Sailing Events & Results ==

== Pictures & Videos ==

== Suppliers/Services ==
* '''Materials'''
** [http://www.polymerprod.com/ Polymer Products (Phil) Inc.] - Gel-kote, Ortho and Iso resins, Tooling gel kote, tooling resin for mold-making, Vinylester resin, Laminating epoxy resin set, Styrene Monomer MEKP hardener, Cobalt, Fiberglass reinforcement (chopped strand mat, woven roving, woven cloth), Carbon fiber, Release wax, Tools (aluminum rollers, brushes)

== Accommodations Near SBYC ==
* [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Subic/]]

== Employee ==
* [http://www.jobscity.net/pls/jobs/companyprofile?comid=Y1Cpg Employment Opportunities]

== Classifieds ==
* '''For Sale'''
* '''Wanted'''
** Looking for a crew

== Links ==
* '''Wind Prediction'''
** [http://www.windfinder.com/report/subic_bay Subic Bay Wind Report]
* '''Stores'''
* '''Mailing List'''
* '''Other Yacht Clubs'''
** [[Asia/Philippines/Oriental_Mindoro/Puerto_Galera/Puerto_Galera_Yacht_Club/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/]]
* '''GPS'''
** [http://www.gpsnow.com/ GPS Now]
** [http://waypoints.ph/ WayPointsDotPH]
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]
* '''Miscellaneous'''

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Subic_Bay_Freeport_Zone/]]

Asia/Philippines/Oriental Mindoro/Puerto Galera/Puerto Galera Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T05:51:37Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Links */

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[[Image:pgyc-logo.gif|left|125px|PGYC Logo]]
== Puerto Galera Yacht Club ==

* For mission, objectives, membership, mailing list, contact, and other information, please visit the '''[http://www.pgyc.org/ official website]'''.
* Webcam: [http://www.pgyc.org/puerto-galera-webcam.php]

== Sailing Events & Results ==
* 2007-11-02 to 04 Royal-Heavylift All Souls Regatta ([http://www.pgyc.org/asr07results.html Results])
* 2008: Greetings skippers. We would like to cordially invite you to this years All Souls Regatta at the Puerto Galera Yacht Club. All Souls day is on Saturday this year. Saturday is a working day in the Philippines and the government has declared Saturday November 1st to be the non-working holiday, so no three day weekend. As a result some of the out of town boats or their crews cannot make it to Puerto Galera before Saturday. We understand this and will be making special provisions, such as having a reduced entry fee for boats that will only participate for two days. We will also start Saturdays race later to give those who sailed down the night before time to get some rest. Still there will be a number of boats that will be here all three days so we intend to go racing on Friday. This years event will be more relaxed and we will make it a fun weekend for everyone. We would appreciate you letting us know if you will be here for two or three days. - Bill Moore, Vice Commodore, Sailing Events
* 2009: That said it may not be too soon to start penciling in next years Easter Regatta, preliminarily scheduled for April 10-12, 2009. Unlike this years All Souls regatta there aren’t any scheduling conflicts with holidays or other sailing events as there have been in the past. We expect Easter next year will turn out to be our largest regatta ever and we’re already in the early planning stages to make it our best ever as well. - Bill Moore, Vice Commodore, Sailing Events

== Pictures & Videos ==
* 2007-11-02 to 04 Royal-Heavylift All Souls Regatta [http://www.pgyc.org/photogallery.html#ASR07]

== Suppliers/Services ==
* '''Materials'''
** [http://www.polymerprod.com/ Polymer Products (Phil) Inc.] - Gel-kote, Ortho and Iso resins, Tooling gel kote, tooling resin for mold-making, Vinylester resin, Laminating epoxy resin set, Styrene Monomer MEKP hardener, Cobalt, Fiberglass reinforcement (chopped strand mat, woven roving, woven cloth), Carbon fiber, Release wax, Tools (aluminum rollers, brushes)

== Accommodations Near PGYC ==

* [[Asia/Philippines/Oriental Mindoro/Puerto Galera/]]

== Classifieds ==
* '''For Sale'''
* '''Wanted'''
** Looking for a crew

== Links ==
* '''Wind Prediction'''
* '''Stores'''
* '''Mailing List'''
* '''Other Yacht Clubs'''
** [[Asia/Philippines/Zambales/Subic/Subic_Bay_Yacht_Club/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/]]
* '''GPS'''
** [http://www.gpsnow.com/ GPS Now]
** [http://waypoints.ph/ WayPointsDotPH]
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]
* '''Miscellaneous'''

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Oriental_Mindoro/Puerto_Galera/]]

== Gallery ==
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</gallery>

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Oriental_Mindoro/Puerto_Galera/]]

North America/Canada/British Columbia/Vancouver/Royal Vancouver Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T05:49:48Z

EricTomacruz11936724:

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==Royal Vancouver Yacht Club==
* '''Location & Contact Information'''
** Address: 3811 Point Grey Road, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6R 1B3
** Telephone Number: 604.224.1344
** Official Website: [http://www.royalvan.com/]
* '''Overview'''

==Gallery==
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</gallery>

==Links==
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]

[[Category:North_America/Canada/British_Columbia/Vancouver/]]

Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Peninsula de Punta Fuego/Punta Fuego Yacht Club/

2018-07-23T05:47:02Z

EricTomacruz11936724: /* Links */

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[[Image:pfyc-logo.jpg|left|125px|SBYC Logo]] [[Image:pfyc-pic.jpg|right|200px|]]
== Punta Fuego Yacht Club ==
* Marina Manager: Mr. Kirk Kalm
* Tel Nos: +63-43-729-0182, +63-917-511-1616
* VHF Channel: 72
* Website: [http://www.clubpuntafuego.com.ph/yacht-club.html]

== Sailing Events & Results ==

== Pictures & Videos ==

== Suppliers/Services ==
* '''Materials'''
** [http://www.polymerprod.com/ Polymer Products (Phil) Inc.] - Gel-kote, Ortho and Iso resins, Tooling gel kote, tooling resin for mold-making, Vinylester resin, Laminating epoxy resin set, Styrene Monomer MEKP hardener, Cobalt, Fiberglass reinforcement (chopped strand mat, woven roving, woven cloth), Carbon fiber, Release wax, Tools (aluminum rollers, brushes)

== Accommodations Near PFYC ==
* Punta Fuego Casitas - +63-2-843-8700, +63-43-729-0880/81, Fax: +63-2-887-6616

== Classifieds ==
* '''For Sale'''
* '''Wanted'''

== Links ==
* '''Wind Prediction'''
* '''Stores'''
* '''Mailing List'''
* '''Other Yacht Clubs'''
** [[Asia/Philippines/Oriental_Mindoro/Puerto_Galera/Puerto_Galera_Yacht_Club/]]
** [[Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Talisay/Taal_Lake_Yacht_Club/]]
* '''GPS'''
** [http://www.gpsnow.com/ GPS Now]
** [http://waypoints.ph/ WayPointsDotPH]
* '''Brokerage'''
** [https://brands.asiayachting.net/ Asia Yachting]
* '''Miscellaneous'''

[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Peninsula_de_Punta_Fuego/]]

== Gallery ==
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[[Category:Asia/Philippines/Batangas/Nasugbu/Peninsula_de_Punta_Fuego/]]