11/HAW - BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS - Banzai Pipeline, Oahu, Hawaii - USA /December 08/20, 2015
MEN'S SAMSUNG GALAXY CHAMPIONSHIP TOUR /WSL - World Surf League
Saturday, December 5th, 2015
Event status - is upcoming next Tuesday, December 8th, 2015 - at 7:30 am - HST
ROUND 1
heat
1.
I. Ferreira(BRA)
A. Buchan(AUS)
G. Hall(IRE)
2.
O. Wright(AUS)
J. Andre(BRA)
D. Payne(HAW)
3.
G. Medina(BRA)
K. Asing(HAW)
TBD
4.
A. de Souza(BRA)
M. Bourez(PYF)
TBD
5.
F. Toledo(BRA)
K. Andino(USA)
TBD
6.
M. Fanning(AUS)
S. Zietz(HAW)
TBD
7.
J. Wilson(AUS)
K. Otton(AUS)
R. Christie(NZL)
8.
J. Flores(FRA)
M. Wilkinson(AUS)
J. Smith(SAF)
9.
K. Slater(USA)
T. Burrow(AUS)
CJ. Hobgood(USA)
10.
N. Young(USA)
J. J. Florence(HAW)
B. Simpson(USA)
11.
B. Durbidge(AUS)
W. Dantas(BRA)
A. Melling(AUS)
12.
J. Kerr(AUS)
J. Parkinson(AUS)
M. Pupo(BRA)
-Wade Carmichael(AUS) and Bruce Irons(HAW) will replace Freddy Pattacchia(HAW) and the injured Matt Banting(AUS).
-The left two spots will be decided by the Pipe Invitational where a 32 local surfers will dispute the last two wildcards.
beaches, competition, events, girls, posters, rankings, top surfers, tour in Brazil, world champions
SURF -"THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SPORT"
SURF - "THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SPORT"
Saturday, December 05, 2015
PIPELINE MASTERS CHAMPIONS SINCE 2000
PIPELINE MASTERS CHAMPIONS SINCE 2000
year event champion
2014 BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS Julian Wilson AUS
2013 BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS Kelly Slater USA
2012 BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS Joel Parkinson AUS
2011 BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS Kieren Perrow AUS
2010 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Jeremy Flores FRA
2009 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Taj Burrow AUS
2008 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Kelly Slater USA
2007 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Bede Durbidge AUS
2006 RIP CURL PIPELINE MASTERS Andy Irons HAW
photo by Daniel Smorigo -2010 WCT
2005 RIP CURL PIPELINE MASTERS Andy Irons HAW
2004 RIP CURL PIPELINE MASTERS Jamie O'Brien HAW
www.redbull.com/en/surfing/athletes
2003 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Andy Irons HAW
2002 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Andy Irons HAW
2001 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Bruce Irons HAW
2000 MOUNTAIN DEW PIPE MASTERS Rob Machado USA
www.huckmagazine.com/ride/surf/rob-machado
From 2000 till 2006 , three Hawaiians surfers Andy Irons(HAW) won in Pipeline : Andy Irons(HAW)four times(2002,2003,2005,2006), Jamie O'Brien(HAW)one time(2004) and Bruce Irons(HAW)one time(2001).
After 2006, five Australian surfers won in Pipeline:
2007 - Bede Durbidge(AUS):
2009 - Taj Burrow(AUS);
2011 - Kieren Perrow(AUS);
2012 - Joel Parkinson(AUS);
2014 - Julian Wilson(AUS).
In 2010, Jeremy Flores(FRA)won in Pipeline.
The American Kelly Slater(USA)won two times(2008,2013) and before this period he won four times
(1999,1996,1995,1992), so he is the surfer that won more times in Pipeline, Hawaii: six times.
Up to nowadays, no one Brazilian surfer won in Pipeline, the best result was in 2014, when Gabriel Medina(BRA)surfed the final- Julian Wilson(AUS)19.63 x 19.20 Gabriel Medina(BRA)- against the Australian Julian Wilson(AUS), but was defeated for smooth difference, however clinched the World Title -Samsung Galaxy Championship - WSL -World Surf League.
source: www.datasurfe.com.br
surfworldtour.blogspot.com.br - Paulo Piqueres - All Rights reserved
year event champion
2014 BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS Julian Wilson AUS
2013 BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS Kelly Slater USA
2012 BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS Joel Parkinson AUS
2011 BILLABONG PIPE MASTERS Kieren Perrow AUS
2010 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Jeremy Flores FRA
2009 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Taj Burrow AUS
2008 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Kelly Slater USA
2007 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Bede Durbidge AUS
2006 RIP CURL PIPELINE MASTERS Andy Irons HAW
photo by Daniel Smorigo -2010 WCT
2005 RIP CURL PIPELINE MASTERS Andy Irons HAW
2004 RIP CURL PIPELINE MASTERS Jamie O'Brien HAW
www.redbull.com/en/surfing/athletes
2003 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Andy Irons HAW
2002 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Andy Irons HAW
2001 BILLABONG PIPELINE MASTERS Bruce Irons HAW
almasurf.com
2000 MOUNTAIN DEW PIPE MASTERS Rob Machado USA
www.huckmagazine.com/ride/surf/rob-machado
From 2000 till 2006 , three Hawaiians surfers Andy Irons(HAW) won in Pipeline : Andy Irons(HAW)four times(2002,2003,2005,2006), Jamie O'Brien(HAW)one time(2004) and Bruce Irons(HAW)one time(2001).
After 2006, five Australian surfers won in Pipeline:
2007 - Bede Durbidge(AUS):
2009 - Taj Burrow(AUS);
2011 - Kieren Perrow(AUS);
2012 - Joel Parkinson(AUS);
2014 - Julian Wilson(AUS).
In 2010, Jeremy Flores(FRA)won in Pipeline.
The American Kelly Slater(USA)won two times(2008,2013) and before this period he won four times
(1999,1996,1995,1992), so he is the surfer that won more times in Pipeline, Hawaii: six times.
Up to nowadays, no one Brazilian surfer won in Pipeline, the best result was in 2014, when Gabriel Medina(BRA)surfed the final- Julian Wilson(AUS)19.63 x 19.20 Gabriel Medina(BRA)- against the Australian Julian Wilson(AUS), but was defeated for smooth difference, however clinched the World Title -Samsung Galaxy Championship - WSL -World Surf League.
source: www.datasurfe.com.br
surfworldtour.blogspot.com.br - Paulo Piqueres - All Rights reserved
RICO DE SOUZA - THE SURFER
RICO DE SOUZA - THE SURFER
RICO DE SOUZA(RICARDO FONTES SOUZA)
He was born in June 12th, 1952 in the city of Rio de Janeiro. In 1969 won his first championship in Rio de Janeiro. He traveled around the world spreading the Brazilian surf and participating in major championships. He founded the first school of surfing in Brazil. When he conceded the interview, maintained a social project where taught surf and a workshop of surfboards repair for needy children. Also coordinated the course of Surf Business Management, at Universidade Estácio de Sá. Through sponsorship of Petrobrás, divulgaded the longboard, arranging championships of this modality.
Source:http:// memoria.petrobras.com.br/depoentes/rico-de-souza-ricardo-fontes-souza
Version by Paulo Piqueres -Postgraduate in Advanced English at PUC - Pontifície Universidade Católica /Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil
RICO DE SOUZA
I do remember about the surfer "Rico" in the surf news, on TV sport programs, when I was a teenager.
I knew Mr. Rico de Souza in my 5th WCT -2nd in Rio de Janeiro at Billabong Rio Pro 2012 at Barra da Tijuca- and said to him that I had small blog of surfing and asked him for a photo, and was so nice as always and attended me so well...
In 2013 unfortunatelly I could not meet him at Billabong Rio Pro 2013 -World Championship in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro.
In 2014, fortunately I met Mr. Rico de Souza at Billabong Rio Pro -Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour -ASP -Association of Surfing Professionals- at Postinho of Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro and he was kind with me again and let me took a picture on the shore. I remember if someone completed a fast Samsung Circuit on the shore, was able to have a surf lesson with Rico de Souza.
It was a pleasure for me!!!
This year, 2015, were so many people on the OI RIO PRO -Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour -WSL - World Surf League and unfortunately I could not meet him on the shore. I never received credentials so I always stayed close to surfers gateway - the guardrails, and did my work as well.
Mr. Rico de Souza is a nice guy, knows all surf community and has a great respect from everybody in the championships. For me is a proud to take pictures and talk with him on the shore. Today is a great pleasure did a version of his article about Pipeline - 45 years of story- from the Newspaper Extra - extra.globo.com.
Perhaps is not perfect, but I did my best, for sure...
Work with surf is not a work, is a pleasure.
Aloha, and good waves!
RICO DE SOUZA(RICARDO FONTES SOUZA)
He was born in June 12th, 1952 in the city of Rio de Janeiro. In 1969 won his first championship in Rio de Janeiro. He traveled around the world spreading the Brazilian surf and participating in major championships. He founded the first school of surfing in Brazil. When he conceded the interview, maintained a social project where taught surf and a workshop of surfboards repair for needy children. Also coordinated the course of Surf Business Management, at Universidade Estácio de Sá. Through sponsorship of Petrobrás, divulgaded the longboard, arranging championships of this modality.
Source:http:// memoria.petrobras.com.br/depoentes/rico-de-souza-ricardo-fontes-souza
Version by Paulo Piqueres -Postgraduate in Advanced English at PUC - Pontifície Universidade Católica /Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil
RICO DE SOUZA
I do remember about the surfer "Rico" in the surf news, on TV sport programs, when I was a teenager.
I knew Mr. Rico de Souza in my 5th WCT -2nd in Rio de Janeiro at Billabong Rio Pro 2012 at Barra da Tijuca- and said to him that I had small blog of surfing and asked him for a photo, and was so nice as always and attended me so well...
In 2013 unfortunatelly I could not meet him at Billabong Rio Pro 2013 -World Championship in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro.
In 2014, fortunately I met Mr. Rico de Souza at Billabong Rio Pro -Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour -ASP -Association of Surfing Professionals- at Postinho of Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro and he was kind with me again and let me took a picture on the shore. I remember if someone completed a fast Samsung Circuit on the shore, was able to have a surf lesson with Rico de Souza.
It was a pleasure for me!!!
This year, 2015, were so many people on the OI RIO PRO -Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour -WSL - World Surf League and unfortunately I could not meet him on the shore. I never received credentials so I always stayed close to surfers gateway - the guardrails, and did my work as well.
Mr. Rico de Souza is a nice guy, knows all surf community and has a great respect from everybody in the championships. For me is a proud to take pictures and talk with him on the shore. Today is a great pleasure did a version of his article about Pipeline - 45 years of story- from the Newspaper Extra - extra.globo.com.
Perhaps is not perfect, but I did my best, for sure...
Work with surf is not a work, is a pleasure.
Aloha, and good waves!
surfworldtour.blogsptot.com by Paulo Piqueres -All rights reserved.
NAS ONDAS - PIPELINE - 45 anos de história by RICO DE SOUZA -EXTRA Newspaper -Rio de Janeiro,Brazil, Friday,December, 04th, 2015
NAS ONDAS - PIPELINE -45 anos de história by RICO DE SOUZA
-EXTRA Newspaper - Rio de Janeiro,Brazil, Friday - December 4th, 2015
ON THE WAVES
RICO DE SOUZA
esportesprj@extra.inf.br
PIPELINE : 45 years of story
In 2015, the Pipeline Masters - last edition of World Tour, that is upcoming on next Tuesday -complets 45 years of existence. The first event was organized in 1971 by the Hawaiian Fred Hammings, with the name of Hawaiian Masters. There were just six invited surfers, awards of US$ 1 thousand and sponsorship of Continental Airlines. After the single-heat the great winner was the Hawaiian Jeff Hakman that received US$ 500 - the other five divided the US$ 500 left. From that time to nowadays the tournament developed, gained strenght and worldwide exposure in function of wave of Pipeline, that is amazing for breaking just 75 meters from the sand, transforms the beach in a large theater, a large arena. Who ever saw Pipeline breaking big, on a perfect day, sunny, will never forget. That is why the Circuit ends here.
The expectation to know who will be the world champion is great. The Australian Mick Fanning leads the ranking, with 49,900 points. Right behind comes three Brazilians: Filipe Toledo, with 49,700; Adriano de Souza 49,450; and Gabriel Medina with 45,350 -all well matted. Fanning is very focused, has great experience in Pipeline, as on the lefts, when the sea is big, as on the rights, the "backdoor". I would not like to be on him but he is a strong competitor. Filipe does not have much experience in Pipeline, although he is in a spectacular stage. If the sea is small or medium, in "backdoor" or even on the lefts, he may surprise and be world champion. It is the new generation, it would be very nice to see he clinches the title. Adriano knows how to do accurately what the judges want, he is a great competitor. He can win but also does not have a great historic in Pipeline.He is the most consistent, perhaps he deserves the conquest. Defending world champion, Medina is a very complete surfer: in addition to raze in aerials , smashes when the sea is classic. He is a fearless guy, has no fear, go inside on the tubes and is another major competitor at stage. Let's see if the conditions help us to have one of Brazilians world champion. Aloha and good waves.!
On the tube
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SIX-TIME CHAMPION - The American Kelly Slater, eleven times world champion, is the surfer that won more in Pipeline: six times.
EXTRA -Newspaper -Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday, December 4th, 2015 -extra.globo.com
JOGO EXTRA -page 11.
Version by Paulo Piqueres -Postgraduate in Advanced English at PUC -Pontifície Universidade Católica -Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil
surfworldtour.blogspot.com - All rights reserved.
-EXTRA Newspaper - Rio de Janeiro,Brazil, Friday - December 4th, 2015
ON THE WAVES
RICO DE SOUZA
esportesprj@extra.inf.br
PIPELINE : 45 years of story
In 2015, the Pipeline Masters - last edition of World Tour, that is upcoming on next Tuesday -complets 45 years of existence. The first event was organized in 1971 by the Hawaiian Fred Hammings, with the name of Hawaiian Masters. There were just six invited surfers, awards of US$ 1 thousand and sponsorship of Continental Airlines. After the single-heat the great winner was the Hawaiian Jeff Hakman that received US$ 500 - the other five divided the US$ 500 left. From that time to nowadays the tournament developed, gained strenght and worldwide exposure in function of wave of Pipeline, that is amazing for breaking just 75 meters from the sand, transforms the beach in a large theater, a large arena. Who ever saw Pipeline breaking big, on a perfect day, sunny, will never forget. That is why the Circuit ends here.
The expectation to know who will be the world champion is great. The Australian Mick Fanning leads the ranking, with 49,900 points. Right behind comes three Brazilians: Filipe Toledo, with 49,700; Adriano de Souza 49,450; and Gabriel Medina with 45,350 -all well matted. Fanning is very focused, has great experience in Pipeline, as on the lefts, when the sea is big, as on the rights, the "backdoor". I would not like to be on him but he is a strong competitor. Filipe does not have much experience in Pipeline, although he is in a spectacular stage. If the sea is small or medium, in "backdoor" or even on the lefts, he may surprise and be world champion. It is the new generation, it would be very nice to see he clinches the title. Adriano knows how to do accurately what the judges want, he is a great competitor. He can win but also does not have a great historic in Pipeline.He is the most consistent, perhaps he deserves the conquest. Defending world champion, Medina is a very complete surfer: in addition to raze in aerials , smashes when the sea is classic. He is a fearless guy, has no fear, go inside on the tubes and is another major competitor at stage. Let's see if the conditions help us to have one of Brazilians world champion. Aloha and good waves.!
On the tube
--------------
SIX-TIME CHAMPION - The American Kelly Slater, eleven times world champion, is the surfer that won more in Pipeline: six times.
EXTRA -Newspaper -Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday, December 4th, 2015 -extra.globo.com
JOGO EXTRA -page 11.
Version by Paulo Piqueres -Postgraduate in Advanced English at PUC -Pontifície Universidade Católica -Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil
surfworldtour.blogspot.com - All rights reserved.
Friday, December 04, 2015
NEW FORMAT OF BLOG POSTS - 2015 TARGET MAUI PRO surfworldtour.blogspot.com
NEW FORMAT OF BLOG POSTS - 2015 TARGET MAUI PRO - surfworldtour.blogspot.com
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The competitions in Hawaii - Women's in Maui and Men's in Pipeline start at 7:30 am -HST what means 3:30 pm in Rio de Janeiro (daylight saving). In some states in Brazil, there is not daylight saving.
The Women's competition in Maui was scheduled to start on November 21st, but it had nine days of Lay Day, till Saturday, November 28th, 2015.
On Sunday morning, I set up my stuff in my room at the hotel, and around 2:00 pm and went out to lunch at McDonald's - headquarters in Oak Brook, Illinois, USA -close to Mauá Square -Praça Mauá, and Rio de Janeiro port , a quite farway from the hotel.
I had a Quarterão, that I like and went to "Lojas Americanas" -founded in 1929 in the city of Niterói, but with headquarters in Rio de Janeiro - to look for some DVDS, because there was the "Black Friday" sale yet.
Exactly when I was inside of Lojas Americanas started a thunderstorm so strong in Rio de Janeiro,
inclusive a strong "lightning" struck down and did a phase of electrical network fall down in the central area of the city.
I wait this "thunderstorm" got lower and came to the hotel. But I got rain and the streets were flooded
and fortunately I arrived OK but I felt very cold. I took a hot shower but it was already 5.00 pm.
Exactly, in this stormy Sunday the TARGET MAUI PRO started in Hawaii. I chose started the new FORMAT in Maui -my inspiration -(see the post)to get lucky for my blog and site. But I am Cancer sign -" everything is complicated but in the end it works."
My plan would be to start the new FORMAT of blog posts in Round 1, but unfortunately I could not due to storm...The hotel has a good network signal of Wi-Fi -Wireless Fidelity -so for the first time I could post almost in real time - some minutes delay -from Honolua Bay, Maui, Hawaii.
At my house I had no wired or Wi-Fi networks, I use 3G network by cellular phone, which is slow, and unstable.
It was a nice experience for me, unfortunately I could not try the new FORMAT - with photos and flags of surfers -yet because I got a late due to the storm, but in the Round 4, I debuted the new FORMAT, which got much better, so the blog readers are able to view better the surfers, the flags of the countries in the heats.
In the second day of competition, December 2nd, I did all posts in this new FORMAT, and I think it has improved very much. I always try to improve some details in my blog not to earn more money just to my own and blog readers satisfaction. I still no use AdSense on my blog, because I think
"work with surf is never a work, it is a pleasure."
The Men's competition will start on Tuesday next week, so I will have lunch around noon, in some place close to the hotel, because the weather is rainy in Rio de Janeiro now, and I wish never face a thunderstorm again...
On my site surfworldtour.com, I just posted the results on the day after, because the competitions in Hawaii finish around 4.00 pm there, what means midnight in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil...So I have to write the scripts, upload the photos, send to the server and than go to the Internet network.
Finally, I am so happy at the end of this season, because my site is on the Internet, my work is getting better. I have to improve both: the blog and the site, but the technology always is being updated. In my opinion "the happiness does not come from money, position, status but from within us."
surfworldtour.blogspot.com - by Paulo Piqueres - All rights reserved.
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The competitions in Hawaii - Women's in Maui and Men's in Pipeline start at 7:30 am -HST what means 3:30 pm in Rio de Janeiro (daylight saving). In some states in Brazil, there is not daylight saving.
The Women's competition in Maui was scheduled to start on November 21st, but it had nine days of Lay Day, till Saturday, November 28th, 2015.
On Sunday morning, I set up my stuff in my room at the hotel, and around 2:00 pm and went out to lunch at McDonald's - headquarters in Oak Brook, Illinois, USA -close to Mauá Square -Praça Mauá, and Rio de Janeiro port , a quite farway from the hotel.
I had a Quarterão, that I like and went to "Lojas Americanas" -founded in 1929 in the city of Niterói, but with headquarters in Rio de Janeiro - to look for some DVDS, because there was the "Black Friday" sale yet.
Exactly when I was inside of Lojas Americanas started a thunderstorm so strong in Rio de Janeiro,
inclusive a strong "lightning" struck down and did a phase of electrical network fall down in the central area of the city.
I wait this "thunderstorm" got lower and came to the hotel. But I got rain and the streets were flooded
and fortunately I arrived OK but I felt very cold. I took a hot shower but it was already 5.00 pm.
Exactly, in this stormy Sunday the TARGET MAUI PRO started in Hawaii. I chose started the new FORMAT in Maui -my inspiration -(see the post)to get lucky for my blog and site. But I am Cancer sign -" everything is complicated but in the end it works."
My plan would be to start the new FORMAT of blog posts in Round 1, but unfortunately I could not due to storm...The hotel has a good network signal of Wi-Fi -Wireless Fidelity -so for the first time I could post almost in real time - some minutes delay -from Honolua Bay, Maui, Hawaii.
At my house I had no wired or Wi-Fi networks, I use 3G network by cellular phone, which is slow, and unstable.
It was a nice experience for me, unfortunately I could not try the new FORMAT - with photos and flags of surfers -yet because I got a late due to the storm, but in the Round 4, I debuted the new FORMAT, which got much better, so the blog readers are able to view better the surfers, the flags of the countries in the heats.
In the second day of competition, December 2nd, I did all posts in this new FORMAT, and I think it has improved very much. I always try to improve some details in my blog not to earn more money just to my own and blog readers satisfaction. I still no use AdSense on my blog, because I think
"work with surf is never a work, it is a pleasure."
The Men's competition will start on Tuesday next week, so I will have lunch around noon, in some place close to the hotel, because the weather is rainy in Rio de Janeiro now, and I wish never face a thunderstorm again...
On my site surfworldtour.com, I just posted the results on the day after, because the competitions in Hawaii finish around 4.00 pm there, what means midnight in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil...So I have to write the scripts, upload the photos, send to the server and than go to the Internet network.
Finally, I am so happy at the end of this season, because my site is on the Internet, my work is getting better. I have to improve both: the blog and the site, but the technology always is being updated. In my opinion "the happiness does not come from money, position, status but from within us."
surfworldtour.blogspot.com - by Paulo Piqueres - All rights reserved.
"MAUI" - My inspiration - surfworldtour.blogspot.com
"MAUI" - My inspiration -surfworldtour.blogspot.com
First I will comment about how I chose the name "Maui" to my e-mail, posts and everything that I do in the Internet.
After my dad passed away in December of 2005(almost 10 years ago), I got very upset and lost, so in 2006 I quitted the English classes at the High School , and went to Garopaba , Santa Catarina in the Summer to go away for while. It was very nice to enjoy a surftown, because surf is " the most beautiful sport", for me, since I was a Kid and watched TV programs about surf.
However, the year 2007 was so tense and sad for me, I had no much money, and I missed the English students at High School where I taught for 12 long years and I was very lonely and had problems to sleep anyway, what they call "insomnia" .
At this time there was a TV serie on Rede Globo -Television network in Rio de Janeiro- in the dawn called "North Shore"(see the version above) shot in Hawaii, where they play sports and talked about "Maui".
When I heard this word for the first time I enjoyed it very much, and I decided to use this name. Most people do not understand so much, so I explain that is an island in Hawaii. Since I bought my HP notebook in 2009 I set up Maui time zone, just to know what time is there.
I did not miss any program, so I had the idea to use this name "Maui" in my work, mauienglish, because I taught private English classes and did translations and versions. The yahoo provided my first access to the Internet in 2009 with the site - geocities.com/mauienglish/sports, later on yahoo closed this service, but I will use this name forever, and for sure, next year, 2016 I will visit this Hawaii island, that is really a "paradise".
I had already lived in San Francisco, California; Chicago, Illinois; and New York City, New York. I traveled to South America ,Europe and visited 15 countries already but I never went to Hawaii. I already had three passports, and I will get my 4th passport now in Rio de Janeiro. Maybe the time to go to Hawaii is upcoming!
Unfortunately I could not go to Billabong Pipe Masters this season ,because I did not buy the ticket in advance and US dollar rose up in the last months in Brazil due to political instability but as soon as possible I will buy the ticket to Honolulu and finally know my great inspiration M A U I !!!!
As I feel alone in the world, I am give the Honolulu ticket for myself for Christmas.
North Shore
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North Shore was an american soap opera broadcast by Fox all Mondays in the United States of America during seven months from 2004 to 2005. It is focused around the employees and customers of the fictional hotel Grand Waimea and Resort (in real life is called Turtle Bay Resort located next to Kahuku, Oahu) on the North shore of Hawaii. North Shore debuted on June of 2004, scheduled with 13 original episodes, the series ended in January of 2005 with 21 episodes.
Source - pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Shore
All rights reserved - Version by Paulo Piqueres - PUC -Pontifície Universidade Católica- Porto Alegre/Rio Grande do Sul , Brazil -Postgraduated in Advanced English -
First I will comment about how I chose the name "Maui" to my e-mail, posts and everything that I do in the Internet.
After my dad passed away in December of 2005(almost 10 years ago), I got very upset and lost, so in 2006 I quitted the English classes at the High School , and went to Garopaba , Santa Catarina in the Summer to go away for while. It was very nice to enjoy a surftown, because surf is " the most beautiful sport", for me, since I was a Kid and watched TV programs about surf.
However, the year 2007 was so tense and sad for me, I had no much money, and I missed the English students at High School where I taught for 12 long years and I was very lonely and had problems to sleep anyway, what they call "insomnia" .
At this time there was a TV serie on Rede Globo -Television network in Rio de Janeiro- in the dawn called "North Shore"(see the version above) shot in Hawaii, where they play sports and talked about "Maui".
When I heard this word for the first time I enjoyed it very much, and I decided to use this name. Most people do not understand so much, so I explain that is an island in Hawaii. Since I bought my HP notebook in 2009 I set up Maui time zone, just to know what time is there.
I did not miss any program, so I had the idea to use this name "Maui" in my work, mauienglish, because I taught private English classes and did translations and versions. The yahoo provided my first access to the Internet in 2009 with the site - geocities.com/mauienglish/sports, later on yahoo closed this service, but I will use this name forever, and for sure, next year, 2016 I will visit this Hawaii island, that is really a "paradise".
I had already lived in San Francisco, California; Chicago, Illinois; and New York City, New York. I traveled to South America ,Europe and visited 15 countries already but I never went to Hawaii. I already had three passports, and I will get my 4th passport now in Rio de Janeiro. Maybe the time to go to Hawaii is upcoming!
Unfortunately I could not go to Billabong Pipe Masters this season ,because I did not buy the ticket in advance and US dollar rose up in the last months in Brazil due to political instability but as soon as possible I will buy the ticket to Honolulu and finally know my great inspiration M A U I !!!!
As I feel alone in the world, I am give the Honolulu ticket for myself for Christmas.
North Shore
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North Shore was an american soap opera broadcast by Fox all Mondays in the United States of America during seven months from 2004 to 2005. It is focused around the employees and customers of the fictional hotel Grand Waimea and Resort (in real life is called Turtle Bay Resort located next to Kahuku, Oahu) on the North shore of Hawaii. North Shore debuted on June of 2004, scheduled with 13 original episodes, the series ended in January of 2005 with 21 episodes.
Source - pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Shore
All rights reserved - Version by Paulo Piqueres - PUC -Pontifície Universidade Católica- Porto Alegre/Rio Grande do Sul , Brazil -Postgraduated in Advanced English -
Thursday, December 03, 2015
SECOND DAY OF COMPETITION OVERVIEW- 10/HAW TARGET MAUI PRO -by surfworldtour.blogspot.com
SECOND DAY OF COMPETITION OVERVIEW-10/HAW TARGET MAUI PRO-by surfworldtour.blogpot.com
December 2nd, 2015
Women's - Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour/WSL -World Surf League
Brief
On this second day of competition in Honolua Bay, Maui, Hawaii, the Hawaiian surfers were very well again as I already pointed out on November 30, 2015.
When the event initiated were six Hawaiian surfers, just the Trials winner D. McGill(HAW)-she was just defeated by L. Peterson(USA)World No.4 at final minutes of the heat - left in the Round 2, so left five surfers to Round 3.
In the Round 3 -A. Quizon(HAW) and C. Moore(HAW) won and went directly to Quarterfinals.
After on in the Round 4, in the opening heat T. Weston-Webb(HAW) World No.8, also surfed very well in Maui defeated L. Peterson(USA), however M. Manuel(HAW)was defeated by T. Wright(AUS)World No.5.
Then were four Hawaiian surfers in the Quarterfinals and just T. Weston-Webb(HAW) was defeated by his compatriot C. Moore(HAW) World No.1-two times World Champion.
So, from six Hawaiian surfers in the Round 1, a half of them, three were in the Semifinals.
It seemed a Hawaiian Surf Championship!
C. Ho(HAW) surfed very well in Honolua Bay - defeated C. Conlogue(USA) in Round 4 - was defeated by S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) otherwise would be a Hawaiian final in Honolua Bay.
At Final, C. Moore(HAW) scored the only 10.00 wave in the event, defeated S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) and became World Champion of Surfing for the third time.
ROUND 4
heat 1
L. Peterson(USA)at her opening wave scored 5.50 and T.Weston-Webb(HAW) 2.67 and her second wave 3.50 so L. Peterson(USA) took the lead but the Hawaiian surfer surfed two better waves 7.23 and 6.33 and turned the heat over the North-American surfer with 6.50 and 5.63.
So T. Weston-Webb(HAW)advanced to the Quarterfinals.
heat 2
At her opening wave M. Manuel(HAW)World No.9 scored just 0.90 and T. Wright(AUS)scored 5.50 and a 5.77 and took the lead. Later the Hawaiian surfer surfed more two weak waves 4.17 and 6.50 and was defeated by the Australian surfer.
heat 3
At this heat C. Conlogue(USA)World No.2 had to win otherwise would be out of the event and leave the title fight for the next season.
C. Ho(HAW) at his opening wave scored 9.17 and North American surfer scored just 4.50 and later on 8.43 and than replaced 4.50 for 5.83 and turn the heat however at final minutes of the battle C. Ho(HAW) scored 7.33 turn the heat and defeated C. Conlogue(USA).
C. Conlogue(USA)just surfed four waves, she has much more potential, but maybe the emotional pressure of awaiting period of nine days in Maui unsettled her focus.
heat 4
J. Defay(FRA) World No.7 at his opening wave scored just 0.90 and later on surfed a good wave 8.17. B. Buitendag(SAF)World No.6 at her opening wave scored 4.50 and later 7.40.
At final third of the heat B.Buitendag(SAF) scored 6.87 and turned the heat. J. Defay(FRA)surfed more waves but with weak scores, some less than 1.00 till found a good wave of 6.17 and turned the heat just for 0.07.
When the heat was finishing B. Buitendag(SAF) surfed her last wave 8.67 score turned the heat and defeated J. Defay(FRA).
QUARTERFINALS
heat 1
At this Hawaiian battle - both athletes surfed very well in Honolua Bay; T. Weston-Webb(HAW) won the heat 1 of Round 1 and A. Quizon(HAW) won the heat 1 of Round 3-both rounds of three surfers.
A. Quizon(HAW)at her opening wave scored 6.67 and T. Weston-Webb scored 2.50 and after a 4.00 and a 7.50 scores while A. Quizon surfed another 6.37 wave and won this battle over her compatriot
and went to Semifinals.
heat 2
C. Moore(HAW) already World Champion by third time, surfed a very good wave 9.60 and a 7.87 ;
T. Wright(AUS)surfed just four waves 6.77 and 8.17 and was defeated by the Hawaiian surfer.
heat 3
N. Van Dijk(AUS) that defeated C. Conlogue(USA) at Round 3 also was surfing very well in Honolua Bay scored 7.17 at her opening wave and later on 8.17 and 8.03 while C. Ho(HAW) scored just 0.50 and later on surfed two better waves 7.57 and 7.17 but still needed a 7.78 score to turn the heat. At final C. Ho(HAW) surfed a very good wave 9.33 turned the heat and won.
heat 4
At this non-Hawaiian heat B. Buitendag(SAF) at her opening wave scored 4.50 and S. Fitzgibbons(AUS)2.67 score but later the Australian surfed more two good waves and scored 9.20 and 8.87.
Than B. Buitendag(SAF) surf an excellent wave 9.87(almost 10.00) and needed 8.20 to turn the heat
and she almost reached it - 8.17 score. This heat had the second better average wave score 9.03.
S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) won the heat for 0.03 and and went to Semifinals
Semifinals
heat 1
At this Hawaiian battle A. Quizon at her opening wave scored 7.60 but soon C. Moore(HAW) turn the heat with 8.90 and another good wave 9.00, so let A. Quizon in combination - needed two better waves than her opponent - A. Quizon(HAW) scored another 7.60 but was in combination yet.
C. Moore(HAW) surfed more five waves but not as the first two scores and finally defeated her compatriot, and was in the Final.
heat 2
S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) at her opening wave scored 9.83 and C. Ho(HAW) 3.67 .Later the Australian surfer scored another good wave 8.37. So C. Ho(HAW)scored 5.67 and at final 8.73 and left the combination. S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) won the heat and went to the Final.
Final
It supposed to be a great final between two excellent surfers C. Moore(HAW)World No.1 and S. Fitzgibbons(AUS)World No.3.
Both surfers have many fans in Brazil.
It seemed that the surfers were so strategic in this Final. C. Moore(HAW)surfed an excellent wave and scored 9.50 and S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) 8.33. and needed 1.18 to turn the heat.
C. Moore(HAW)surfed another wave 8.63 and S. Fitzgibbons(AUS)another wave 8.53.
Later on C. Moore(HAW) surfed an excellent wave 9.30 and let S. Fitzgibbons in combination.
C. Moore(HAW)received the unique 10.00 score in the event, surfed very well in excellent shape in Maui and deserved the World Title this season.
This Final had the best average wave score - 9.35.
surfworldtour.blogspot.com - by Paulo Piqueres -2015 -All rights reserved.
December 2nd, 2015
Women's - Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour/WSL -World Surf League
Brief
On this second day of competition in Honolua Bay, Maui, Hawaii, the Hawaiian surfers were very well again as I already pointed out on November 30, 2015.
When the event initiated were six Hawaiian surfers, just the Trials winner D. McGill(HAW)-she was just defeated by L. Peterson(USA)World No.4 at final minutes of the heat - left in the Round 2, so left five surfers to Round 3.
In the Round 3 -A. Quizon(HAW) and C. Moore(HAW) won and went directly to Quarterfinals.
After on in the Round 4, in the opening heat T. Weston-Webb(HAW) World No.8, also surfed very well in Maui defeated L. Peterson(USA), however M. Manuel(HAW)was defeated by T. Wright(AUS)World No.5.
Then were four Hawaiian surfers in the Quarterfinals and just T. Weston-Webb(HAW) was defeated by his compatriot C. Moore(HAW) World No.1-two times World Champion.
So, from six Hawaiian surfers in the Round 1, a half of them, three were in the Semifinals.
It seemed a Hawaiian Surf Championship!
C. Ho(HAW) surfed very well in Honolua Bay - defeated C. Conlogue(USA) in Round 4 - was defeated by S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) otherwise would be a Hawaiian final in Honolua Bay.
At Final, C. Moore(HAW) scored the only 10.00 wave in the event, defeated S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) and became World Champion of Surfing for the third time.
ROUND 4
heat 1
L. Peterson(USA)at her opening wave scored 5.50 and T.Weston-Webb(HAW) 2.67 and her second wave 3.50 so L. Peterson(USA) took the lead but the Hawaiian surfer surfed two better waves 7.23 and 6.33 and turned the heat over the North-American surfer with 6.50 and 5.63.
So T. Weston-Webb(HAW)advanced to the Quarterfinals.
heat 2
At her opening wave M. Manuel(HAW)World No.9 scored just 0.90 and T. Wright(AUS)scored 5.50 and a 5.77 and took the lead. Later the Hawaiian surfer surfed more two weak waves 4.17 and 6.50 and was defeated by the Australian surfer.
heat 3
At this heat C. Conlogue(USA)World No.2 had to win otherwise would be out of the event and leave the title fight for the next season.
C. Ho(HAW) at his opening wave scored 9.17 and North American surfer scored just 4.50 and later on 8.43 and than replaced 4.50 for 5.83 and turn the heat however at final minutes of the battle C. Ho(HAW) scored 7.33 turn the heat and defeated C. Conlogue(USA).
C. Conlogue(USA)just surfed four waves, she has much more potential, but maybe the emotional pressure of awaiting period of nine days in Maui unsettled her focus.
heat 4
J. Defay(FRA) World No.7 at his opening wave scored just 0.90 and later on surfed a good wave 8.17. B. Buitendag(SAF)World No.6 at her opening wave scored 4.50 and later 7.40.
At final third of the heat B.Buitendag(SAF) scored 6.87 and turned the heat. J. Defay(FRA)surfed more waves but with weak scores, some less than 1.00 till found a good wave of 6.17 and turned the heat just for 0.07.
When the heat was finishing B. Buitendag(SAF) surfed her last wave 8.67 score turned the heat and defeated J. Defay(FRA).
QUARTERFINALS
heat 1
At this Hawaiian battle - both athletes surfed very well in Honolua Bay; T. Weston-Webb(HAW) won the heat 1 of Round 1 and A. Quizon(HAW) won the heat 1 of Round 3-both rounds of three surfers.
A. Quizon(HAW)at her opening wave scored 6.67 and T. Weston-Webb scored 2.50 and after a 4.00 and a 7.50 scores while A. Quizon surfed another 6.37 wave and won this battle over her compatriot
and went to Semifinals.
heat 2
C. Moore(HAW) already World Champion by third time, surfed a very good wave 9.60 and a 7.87 ;
T. Wright(AUS)surfed just four waves 6.77 and 8.17 and was defeated by the Hawaiian surfer.
heat 3
N. Van Dijk(AUS) that defeated C. Conlogue(USA) at Round 3 also was surfing very well in Honolua Bay scored 7.17 at her opening wave and later on 8.17 and 8.03 while C. Ho(HAW) scored just 0.50 and later on surfed two better waves 7.57 and 7.17 but still needed a 7.78 score to turn the heat. At final C. Ho(HAW) surfed a very good wave 9.33 turned the heat and won.
heat 4
At this non-Hawaiian heat B. Buitendag(SAF) at her opening wave scored 4.50 and S. Fitzgibbons(AUS)2.67 score but later the Australian surfed more two good waves and scored 9.20 and 8.87.
Than B. Buitendag(SAF) surf an excellent wave 9.87(almost 10.00) and needed 8.20 to turn the heat
and she almost reached it - 8.17 score. This heat had the second better average wave score 9.03.
S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) won the heat for 0.03 and and went to Semifinals
Semifinals
heat 1
At this Hawaiian battle A. Quizon at her opening wave scored 7.60 but soon C. Moore(HAW) turn the heat with 8.90 and another good wave 9.00, so let A. Quizon in combination - needed two better waves than her opponent - A. Quizon(HAW) scored another 7.60 but was in combination yet.
C. Moore(HAW) surfed more five waves but not as the first two scores and finally defeated her compatriot, and was in the Final.
heat 2
S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) at her opening wave scored 9.83 and C. Ho(HAW) 3.67 .Later the Australian surfer scored another good wave 8.37. So C. Ho(HAW)scored 5.67 and at final 8.73 and left the combination. S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) won the heat and went to the Final.
Final
It supposed to be a great final between two excellent surfers C. Moore(HAW)World No.1 and S. Fitzgibbons(AUS)World No.3.
Both surfers have many fans in Brazil.
It seemed that the surfers were so strategic in this Final. C. Moore(HAW)surfed an excellent wave and scored 9.50 and S. Fitzgibbons(AUS) 8.33. and needed 1.18 to turn the heat.
C. Moore(HAW)surfed another wave 8.63 and S. Fitzgibbons(AUS)another wave 8.53.
Later on C. Moore(HAW) surfed an excellent wave 9.30 and let S. Fitzgibbons in combination.
C. Moore(HAW)received the unique 10.00 score in the event, surfed very well in excellent shape in Maui and deserved the World Title this season.
This Final had the best average wave score - 9.35.
surfworldtour.blogspot.com - by Paulo Piqueres -2015 -All rights reserved.
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