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2019 ISA WORLD SURFING GAMES SCHEDULE - DAY 8 - SATURDAY/14th NORTH ALL SCHEDULE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE CRONOGRAMAS PUEDEN TENER ALTERACIONES Start Heats Round Division Time End 7:00 AM 1 MAIN 1 CALL 0:30 7:30 AM 7:30 AM 9 MAIN 3 MEN 0:20 10:30 AM 10:30 AM 6 MAIN 4 MEN 0:20 12:30 PM 12:30 PM 3 REP 5 MEN 0:20 1:30 PM 1:30 PM Heats# 1,2,3 0:20 1:30 PM 1:30 PM 3 MAIN 5 MEN 0:20 2:30 PM 2:30 PM 3 REP 6 MEN 0:20 3:30 PM 3:30 PM Heats# 1,3,5 0:20 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 1 BREAK 0:20 3:50 PM 3:50 PM 3 REP 7 MEN 0:20 4:50 PM 4:50 PM 0:20 4:50 PM 4:50 PM 0:20 4:50 PM 4:50 PM 0:20 4:50 PM SCHEDULE - DAY 8 - SATURDAY/14th SOUTH ALL SCHEDULE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE CRONOGRAMAS PUEDEN TENER ALTERACIONES Start Heats Round Division Time End 8:00 AM 1 MAIN 1 CALL 0:30 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 3 REP 8 MEN 0:20 9:30 AM 9:30 AM 2 MAIN 6 MEN 0:20 10:10 AM 10:10 AM 2 REP 9 MEN 0:20 10:50 AM 10:50 AM 1 BREAK 0:20 11:10 AM 11:10 AM 2 REP 10 REMAINING ROUNDS 0:20 11:50 AM 11:50 AM 1 MAIN 7 SUBJECT TO 0:25 12:15 PM 12:15 PM 1 REP 11 WEATHER 0:20 12:35 PM 12:35 PM 1 & 0:25 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1 REP 12 WAVE 0:25 1:25 PM 1:25 PM 1 CONDITIONS 0:30 1:55 PM 1:55 PM 1 FINAL MEN 0:30 2:25 PM MEN DIVISION - MAIN EVENT ROUNDS MAIN EVENT ROUND 1 HEAT#1 1 HEAT # 2 2 HEAT #3 3 HEAT # 4 4 Red 1 Julian Wilson AUS 14,10 3 Santiago Muñiz ARG 11,94 2 Peter Devries CAN 13,50 1 Jordy Smith RSA 12,30 White 2 Alex Suarez ECU 12,30 2 Alan Cleland Jr MEX 11,94 1 Roberto Araki CHI 13,66 2 Luis Carlos Lopez PAN 8,70 Yellow 3 Nikita Avdeev RUS 7,43 1 Filipe Toledo BRA 14,27 3 Joshua Burke BAR 13,14 3 Mbabou Gueye SEN 7,34 Blue 4 Birk Haaland NOR 3,30 4 Yves Bright LBN 9,93 4 Ramon Santiago PUR 5,56 HEAT # 5 5 HEAT # 6 6 HEAT # 7 7 HEAT # 8 8 Red 1 Ryan Callinan AUS 12,87 2 Leandro Usuna ARG 12,60 1 Vasco Ribeiro POR 15,27 2 Lucca Mesinas PER 9,30 White 2 Marlon Gerber SUI 10,10 3 Dylan Southworth MEX 11,34 2 Oney Anwar INA 12,56 1 Edito Alcala Jr PHI 14,10 Yellow 3 Ricku Joakim Hedman SWE 8,90 1 Italo Ferreira BRA 13,46 4 Farbod Motlaghfar IRI 0,86 4 Inia Nakalevu FIJ 3,60 Blue 4 Frode Goa NOR 3,13 3 Ismail Rasheed MDV 8,06 3 Giorgio Gomez COL 9,10 HEAT # 9 9 HEAT # 10 10 HEAT # 11 11 HEAT # 12 12 Red 2 Conner Coffin USA 12,47 1 Billy Stairmand NZL 14,13 2 Frederico Morais POR 14,13 1 Cristobal de Col PER 10,10 White 4 Owen Murphy IRL 6,16 2 Ramon Taliani ITA 12,67 1 I Ketut Agus Aditya INA 14,53 2 Rogelio Esquivel Jr. PHI 9,04 Yellow 3 Cherif Fall SEN 9,03 4 Cristian Calderón GUA 6,47 4 Bijan Bahrololoumi IRI 2,97 4 Ling Junwei CHN 3,40 Blue 1 Ramzi Boukhiam MAR 15,06 3 Jared Gogue GUM 6,53 3 Hussain Areef MDV 6,93 3 Sitipong Henry Chapman THA 6,93 HEAT#13 13 HEAT # 14 14 HEAT #15 15 HEAT # 16 16 Red 1 Kanoa Igarashi JPN 14,50 1 Vicente Romero ESP 14,67 1 Noe Mar McGonagle CRC 13,83 1 Jeremy Flores FRA 13,90 White 3 Eithan Osborn ISR 9,20 2 Lenni Jensen GER 10,40 3 Jayce Robinson GBR 9,46 2 Tom Boelsma NED 7,27 Yellow 2 Yoni Klein ISR 12,97 4 Joonhee Cho KOR 5,34 2 Bryan Perez ESA 10,90 3 Pan, Hai- Hsin TPE 7,10 Blue 3 D. A. Lakshitha Madushan SRI 6,80 4 Gergely Balogh HUN 2,46 4 Tunc Ucyildiz TUR 2,07 HEAT # 17 17 HEAT # 18 18 HEAT # 19 19 HEAT # 20 20 Red 1 Kelly Slater USA 11,77 2 Kehu Butler NZL 11,23 1 Jair Pérez CRC 12,20 1 Hira Teriinatoofa FRA 11,77 White 2 Gearoid McDaid IRL 11,17 1 Angelo Bonomelli ITA 13,27 2 Jay Quinn GBR 12,17 2 Kaspar Hamminga NED 8,00 Yellow 4 Sidy Camara SEN 6,96 4 Amos Rivera GUA 3,00 3 Afridun Amu AFG 3,10 3 Han, Tsung-Lin TPE 6,07 Blue 3 Juan Miguel Caraballo VEN 7,17 3 Oliver Hartkopp DEN 6,77 4 Suabe Nayel AFG 1,87 4 P.B. Praneeth SandaruwanSRI 4,70 HEAT # 21 21 HEAT # 22 22 HEAT # 23 23 HEAT # 24 24 Red 1 Hiroto Ohhara JPN 12,60 1 Aritz Aramburu ESP 11,90 1 Carlos Munoz CRC 10,66 1 Michel Bourez FRA 10,07 White 2 Swen Zaugg SUI 9,30 2 Dylan Groen GER 10,33 3 Nathan Elms GBR 8,90 2 Pepijn Tigges NED 7,80 Yellow 3 Tal Asayag ISR 8,67 4 Hoseok Lee KOR 4,63 2 Perry Siganos GRE 9,23 3 Apisai Tibinaliva FIJ 6,64 Blue 3 K.H. Lesitha Prabath SRI 5,13 4 Jon Gazi ISV 4,97 4 Yasin Pehlivan TUR 3,10 HEAT#25 25 HEAT # 26 26 HEAT #27 27 HEAT # 28 28 Red 1 Kolohe Andino USA 13,60 1 Ricardo Christie NZL 11,57 2 Shane Campbell CAN 14,04 1 Beyrick de Vries RSA 12,14 White 2 Jonathan Zambrano ECU 13,10 3 Roberto D'Amico ITA 8,47 1 Manuel Selman CHI 14,60 2 Kalani Garcia PAN 8,40 Yellow 3 Sergey Rasshivaev RUS 5,70 2 Efren Aguilar GUA 8,83 3 Che Allen BAR 10,00 3 Huang Yunweng CHN 7,83 Blue 0 0 4 Shane Pier GUM 4,93 4 Ahmed Agil MDV 7,74 4 Chatchai Somporn THA 4,90 HEAT # 29 29 HEAT # 30 30 HEAT # 31 31 HEAT # 32 32 Red 1 Shun Murakami JPN 16,50 2 Gonzalo Zubizarreta ESP 11,93 1 Miguel Blanco POR 13,43 1 Tomas Tudela PER 13,86 White 3 Michael Zaugg SUI 7,56 1 Leon Glatzer GER 14,86 2 Rio Waida INA 12,60 2 John Mark Tokong PHI 11,50 Yellow 2 Kian Martin SWE 9,40 3 Suhyun Im KOR 4,94 4 Nick Plytas GRE 5,97 3 Kalani Wakeham FIJ 5,67 Blue 4 Magnus Iversen Stokke NOR 3,40 3 Jonas Bachan AUT 9,67 4 Tolga Ucal TUR 2,80 HEAT # 33 33 HEAT # 34 34 HEAT # 35 35 HEAT # 36 36 Red 1 Owen Wright AUS 12,93 2 Martín Passeri ARG 11,13 1 Cody Young CAN 11,94 1 Michael February RSA 12,93 White 2 Israel Barona ECU 10,83 3 Jhony Corzo MEX 9,40 4 Maximiliano Cross CHI 8,44 2 Kelvin Gonzalez PAN 9,60 Yellow 3 Egor Volkov RUS 4,94 1 Gabriel Medina BRA 13,50 2 Bruce Mackie BAR 10,16 3 Qiu Zhuo CHN 7,96 Blue 4 Cheyne Purcell GUM 4,90 3 Liam Wilson ASA 8,80 4 Jamie Peter Smith THA 5,50 MEN DIVISION - MAIN EVENT ROUNDS MAIN EVENT ROUND 2 HEAT # 1 37 HEAT # 2 38 HEAT # 3 39 HEAT # 4 40 Red 4 Julian Wilson AUS 3,53 2 Filipe Toledo BRA 14,60 1 Ryan Callinan AUS 14,00 1 Italo Ferreira BRA 16,17 White 2 Alan Cleland Jr MEX 10,27 4 Alex Suarez ECU 10,13 3 Leandro Usuna ARG 12,20 4 Marlon Gerber SUI 9,07 Yellow 1 Roberto Araki CHI 11,43 3 Jordy Smith RSA 12,90 4 Vasco Ribeiro POR 11,67 2 Edito Alcala Jr PHI 12,50 Blue 3 Luis Carlos Lopez PAN 8,90 1 Peter Devries CAN 14,83 2 Lucca Mesinas PER 13,40 3 Oney Anwar INA 10,80 HEAT # 5 41 HEAT # 6 42 HEAT # 7 43 HEAT # 8 44 Red 1 Ramzi Boukhiam MAR 12,77 2 Billy Stairmand NZL 14,00 1 Kanoa Igarashi JPN 11,10 3 Vicente Romero ESP 9,37 White 3 Ramon Taliani ITA 12,20 4 Conner Coffin USA 12,13 2 Lenni Jensen GER 10,14 2 Yoni Klein ISR 9,80 Yellow 2 I Ketut Agus Aditya INA 12,60 3 Cristobal de Col PER 13,10 3 Noe Mar McGonagle CRC 8,83 4 Jeremy Flores FRA 8,14 Blue 4 Rogelio Esquivel Jr. PHI 11,64 1 Frederico Morais POR 14,07 4 Tom Boelsma NED 8,10 1 Bryan Perez ESA 11,83 HEAT # 9 45 HEAT # 10 46 HEAT # 11 47 HEAT # 12 48 Red 1 Kelly Slater USA 13,50 2 Angelo Bonomelli ITA 10,33 1 Hiroto Ohhara JPN 12,00 1 Aritz Aramburu ESP 9,86 White 3 Kehu Butler NZL 10,00 3 Gearoid McDaid IRL 10,14 3 Dylan Groen GER 9,43 2 Swen Zaugg SUI 7,47 Yellow 2 Jair Pérez CRC 10,74 4 Hira Teriinatoofa FRA 8,10 2 Carlos Munoz CRC 11,84 4 Michel Bourez FRA 6,37 Blue 4 Kaspar Hamminga NED 4,60 1 Jay Quinn GBR 12,83 4 Pepijn Tigges NED 5,40 3 Perry Siganos GRE 7,10 HEAT # 13 49 HEAT # 14 50 HEAT # 15 51 HEAT # 16 52 Red 1 Kolohe Andino USA 16,37 4 Ricardo Christie NZL 9,33 1 Shun Murakami JPN 14,10 2 Leon Glatzer GER 10,77 White 4 Efren Aguilar GUA 7,57 2 Jonathan Zambrano ECU 12,23 3 Gonzalo Zubizarreta ESP 7,63 4 Kian Martin SWE 8,23 Yellow 2 Manuel Selman CHI 10,23 3 Beyrick de Vries RSA 11,87 2 Miguel Blanco POR 12,10 3 Tomas Tudela PER 10,47 Blue 3 Kalani Garcia PAN 9,87 1 Shane Campbell CAN 15,80 4 John Mark Tokong PHI 6,33 1 Rio Waida INA 11,53 HEAT # 17 53 HEAT # 18 54 Red 4 Owen Wright AUS 4,07 1 Gabriel Medina BRA 10,90 White 3 Martín Passeri ARG 6,97 2 Israel Barona ECU 10,50 Yellow 1 Cody Young CAN 12,00 3 Michael February RSA 10,44 Blue 2 Kelvin Gonzalez PAN 7,80 4 Bruce Mackie BAR 8,60 MAIN ROUND 3 HEAT#1 55 HEAT # 2 56 HEAT #3 57 HEAT # 4 58 Red 4 Roberto Araki CHI 3,60 2 Peter Devries CAN 9,37 2 Ramzi Boukhiam MAR 12,90 1 Frederico Morais POR 10,53 White 1 Filipe Toledo BRA 10,00 4 Alan Cleland Jr MEX 7,00 3 Billy Stairmand NZL 9,80 3 I Ketut Agus Aditya INA 8,30 Yellow 2 Ryan Callinan AUS 9,77 1 Italo Ferreira BRA 10,77 1 Kanoa Igarashi JPN 13,23 2 Bryan Perez ESA 8,60 Blue 3 Edito Alcala Jr PHI 6,90 3 Lucca Mesinas PER 7,60 4 Yoni Klein ISR 7,26 4 Lenni Jensen GER 8,20 HEAT # 5 59 HEAT # 6 60 HEAT # 7 61 HEAT # 8 62 Red 2 Kelly Slater USA 10,13 1 Jay Quinn GBR 10,90 1 Kolohe Andino USA 14,37 1 Cody Young CAN 13,33 White 1 Angelo Bonomelli ITA 10,37 3 Jair Pérez CRC 10,10 3 Jonathan Zambrano ECU 10,24 2 Israel Barona ECU 8,83 Yellow 3 Hiroto Ohhara JPN 9,50 4 Aritz Aramburu ESP 9,66 4 Shun Murakami JPN 2,83 3 Shane Campbell CAN 8,00 Blue 4 Swen Zaugg SUI 8,94 2 Carlos Munoz CRC 10,33 2 Leon Glatzer GER 10,50 4 Manuel Selman CHI 7,37 HEAT # 9 63 Red 2 Rio Waida INA 10,00 White 3 Miguel Blanco POR 9,53 Yellow 1 Gabriel Medina BRA 12,50 Blue 4 Kelvin Gonzalez PAN 6,20 MEN DIVISION - MAIN EVENT ROUNDS MAIN ROUND 4 HEAT # 1 64 HEAT # 2 65 HEAT # 3 66 HEAT # 4 67 Red 2 Filipe Toledo BRA 12,90 3 Ryan Callinan AUS 10,20 1 Frederico Morais POR 10,83 3 Bryan Perez ESA 8,97 White 3 Peter Devries CAN 8,17 2 Italo Ferreira BRA 11,86 2 Kelly Slater USA 9,34 1 Angelo Bonomelli ITA 12,03 Yellow 1 Kanoa Igarashi JPN 13,73 1 Ramzi Boukhiam MAR 13,00 3 Jay Quinn GBR 8,56 2 Carlos Munoz CRC 10,94 HEAT # 5 68 HEAT # 6 69 Red 1 Kolohe Andino USA 13,00 2 Leon Glatzer GER 10,23 White 3 Israel Barona ECU 10,46 3 Cody Young CAN 8,57 Yellow 2 Gabriel Medina BRA 12,67 1 Rio Waida INA 13,33 MAIN ROUND 5 HEAT # 1 70 HEAT # 2 71 HEAT # 3 72 Red 4 Kanoa Igarashi JPN 7,53 2 Kolohe Andino USA 11,74 4 Angelo Bonomelli ITA 10,06 White 2 Italo Ferreira BRA 13,70 4 Leon Glatzer GER 9,84 1 Kelly Slater USA 15,00 Yellow
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  • Fitzroy March 2010

    Fitzroy March 2010

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  • ISA RULEBOOK & CONTEST ADMINISTRATION MANUAL 1 December 2018

    ISA RULEBOOK & CONTEST ADMINISTRATION MANUAL 1 December 2018

    ISA RULEBOOK & CONTEST ADMINISTRATION MANUAL 1 December 2018 ISA Rule Book –1 Decembert 2018 1 CHAPTER 1: ISA Introduction and Operations .......................................................................................................................... 4 I. About the ISA ................................................................................................................................................................. 4 II. ISA Membership Categories ........................................................................................................................................... 4 III. ISA Participating vs. Non-Participating Members ........................................................................................................... 4 IV. ISA Membership Sub Categories ................................................................................................................................... 5 V. ISA Recognized Continental Associations ...................................................................................................................... 5 VI. ISA Recognized Organizations ....................................................................................................................................... 5 VII. Application for ISA Membership ..................................................................................................................................... 5 VIII. ISA Member Nations (100) ............................................................................................................................................
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    Nsn 09-27-17

    IS BUGG • D AH “E Ala Na Moku Kai Liloloa” S F W R In This Issue: E E N E ! Public Informational Meeting E • Hale‘iwa Improvement District Project R S Page 6 O I N H C S Hibiscus Hybridization in Hawaii E H Page 14 1 T 9 R 7 Menehune Surfing Championship O 0 N Registration Form Page 20 NORTH SHORE NEWS September 27, 2017 VOLUME 34, NUMBER 18 Permit No. 1479 No. Permit Hokule‘a Visits Honolulu, Hawaii Honolulu, U.S. POSTAGE PAID POSTAGE U.S. Hale‘iwa STANDARD Hale‘iwa, HI 96712 HI Hale‘iwa, PRE-SORTED 66-437 Kamehameha Hwy., Suite 210 Suite Hwy., Kamehameha 66-437 See Pages 12 & 13 Page 2 www.northshorenews.com September 27, 2017 ◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆ OFF da Island in Nagoya, Japan ◆ ◆ This summer Inspiration Studios Hawaii, a perform- ◆ The Hale‘iwa Family Dental Center, Ltd. ◆ ing arts studio, visited No Borders School in Nagoya, ◆ ◆ Japan. Inspiration Studios Hawaii and No Borders Partner ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ yearly for a cultural exchange, with students from Japan ◆ ◆ traveling to Oahu. This was the first year that Inspira- ◆ ◆ tion Studios students and their families made the trip ◆ ◆ to Nagoya. ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ Local Waialua resident and long time Paalaa Kai ◆ nownow offering offering the ◆ Bakery cashier, Cora Vidad joined the group on their ◆ ORAL B GENIUS TOOTHBRUSH ◆ trip. She is pictured here with the students and families ◆ ◆ ◆ at a BLOWOUT PRICE ◆ from both schools. Cora brought along a copy of the ◆ ◆ North Shore News to remind her the good times back ◆ • $77 after $20 rebate—your price is lower than ◆ on Oahu’s beautiful North Shore.
  • City Council Approves Short-Term Vacation Rental Regulations

    City Council Approves Short-Term Vacation Rental Regulations

    LJVN What's Your LA JOLLA La Jolla Home Worth? Call Barbara (619) 981-0002 Barbara Leinenweber VILLAGE NEWS “La Jolla Resident Since 1982” CalRE#01826534 LA JOLLA’S LOCALLY OWNED INDEPENDENT VOICE SERVING UNIVERSITY CITY AND LA JOLLA TODAY & EVERYDAY 858.270.3103 | LAJOLLAVILLAGENEWS.COM SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER GROUP FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 THIS WEEK OPENING DAY AT DEL MAR RACETRACK UC San Diego study examines cannabis effects on driving abilities SEE PAGE 4 Ann Arbor Eddie, jockeyed by Mario Gutierrez, leads the field on this furlong during the fifth race on July 18 in Del Mar. BLAKE BUNCH/VILLAGE NEWS City Council approves short-term vacation rental regulations tricts of both have the most short- “Although the Council has spo- occasionally sell an old refrigera- BY DAVE SCHWAB | LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS term rentals in the city. ken, vacation rentals (short term) tor or couch.” Dissenting votes were cast by should be forbidden,” Foster said. The makers of the stricter regu- La Jollans were mostly delighted council members Scott Sherman, “Short-term rentals in our estab- lations in the new ordinance were — some surprised — by the City Chris Cate and David Alvarez. lished residential neighborhoods is particularly pleased by the out- Council’s July 16 vote defeating “I am stunned, but most pleased, a corruption of zoning purpose come. Mayor Kevin Faulconer’s more- by the Council action,” said Dave and associated protections. The “The primary-only solution puts lenient short-term rental propos- Abrams, chair of La Jolla Traffic practice freely permits homeown- San Diegans first and protects our al.