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Seguin Behind Courtyard Square 629-3350 FREDERICKSBURG - Canyon wrapped up an undefeated first half of District 13—4A play with a 7-1 victor) over the Fredericksburg Ba Ulm' Billies Friday night. The Cougars. 5-0 in district play and 16-3 on the season, scored two runs in the top of the first inning and never looked back against the Billies, who fell to 1-4. Bonnie Kittimann improved his record to 5-0, 3-0 in district play, with the decision. Danny Hernandez relieved him in the fifth and Michael Rodriguez threw the final two innings for the Cougars. "Michael pitched pretty well," Canyon Coach Ralph Behrend said of Rodriguez, who also finished up Tuesday's 10-0 victory over Lockhart. "He gave up two hits in the seventh and they loaded the bases on him, but he struck out the last batter to end the inning." Canyon played the game without outfielder Haul Chapa, who underwent an emergency appendectomy and is lost for the season. Scott Wagner filled in and had a single and a sacrifice bunt at the plate. Troy Moss added his sixth home run of the season in the seventh inning when las line drive eluded the Billies' center fielder and rolled to the fence. Rittimann scored ahead of Moss on the play. Randy Biggs reached on an error — one of seven Fredericksburg miscues — to start the Cougars' first inning. He moved up on a single by Brad Campbell and scored on a sacrifice fly by Bret Cappleman. Campbell stole second and Gary Edwards singled him home. In the second, Wagner singled, Danny Rodriguez walked and Danny Hernandez singled Wagner home. Canyon added two more runs in the fourth. Troy Moss reached on an error and moved to second on a wild pickoff try, then went to third on Wagner's sacrifuce. Rodriguez singled Moss home, then Hernandez singled and Riggs walked to load the bases. An error on a grounder by Campbell scored Rodriguez. "We played well enough to win," Behrend said. "When you go to Fredericksburg, it's always a tough trip." Canyon returns to action Tuesday, traveling to Kerrville to meet the Antlers. Linescore Cougars Billtas Canyon ....... 210 200 2 - 7 7 I Fredericksburg OOO 010 0 — 1 9 7 District 13-4A Bacaba!) Handing* Ola ti let yam** only T MITI W I Pct RS RA Canyon .... 5 0 I OOO 40 IO Hay* 4 I soc 40 28 Ne* Braunfels 3 2 600 32 13 Kerrville Tivy 2 3 400 21 39 Fierier icktburg .....I 4 200 28 38 Lockhart 0 4 OOO 16 48 Friday a Gamas Canyon 7, Fredericksburg I Hays 4 Ne* Braunfels 2 Kerrville Tivy 8. Lockhart 7 Ronnte Rittimann, Danny Hernandez i5l. Michael Rodriguez IS) and Bret Cappleman Siuewe Im mal (7) and Rube) W Rittimann, 5 0, 3-0 L — Stuewe MR Moss ALAMO LUMBER COMPANY BUILDERS OF QUALITY CUSTOM HOMES * LOW COST PLAN SERVICES * SITE AQUATION * INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE AVAILABLE * SPECIALIZING IN HOMES FROM $75,000. 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At the 17-4A meet at New Braunfels High School, New Braunfels' Izeigh Ann Forney defeated Canyon's Kim Krieg 6-4. 6-1 for the girls' singles title. Tivy's Kelly Schwing and Amy Benson topped New Braunfels' Gayle Cerrato and Stephanie Leyh 6-3, 6-3 in the girls' doubles finals, and Canyon's l"eah Kneg and Deann Hanz finished fourth. Billy Finch of Tivy beat New Braunfels' Mike Wofford 6-7, 6-1.6-4 in the boys' singles final, while Jim Clayton of Tivy defeated Erie Oranen of New Braunfels 7-6, 6-1 for third. In the boy s' doubles, Matt Angell and I>ee Burton of Tivy topped Chris Skov and Mike Valadez of New Braunfels, while Robert Moor and Alan Rompel of New Braunfels won third place. At Fair Oaks. Smithson Valley's team of Jonathan l/ongnecker and Raymond Deleon won the boys' doubles title, while two Smithson Valley teams played for the girls' doubles championship Karen Albright and (.aura Fhrlich defeated teammates Donna Chaney and Melissa Doolittle in the final. In the 17-4/X junior varsity division, the local champions were New Braunfels Rikki Larsen, girls' singles; Canyon's Christi Minica and Margie Williams < beating teammates Nancy Nichols and Kara Driskilli, girls' doubles; and New Braunfels' Jonathan Clark and Craig Morrison (defeating teammates Jon Tillman and Scott Oranen >, boys' doubles. Rebels top Unicorns By DAVID KING Sports editor KYLE — Hays' Gene Salazar crushed a Bobby Tristan fastball for a two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth inning Friday night as the Rebels rallied for a 4-2 District 13-4A baseball victory over the Unicorns. The decision keeps the Rebels a game behind Canyon in the district baseball race at 4-1, while New Braunfels fell to 3-2. "The game never should have gone that far," Unicorns Coach Peter Garza said afterward. "But that's been the story of our season — we're not getting the hits." New Braunfels managed four hits, including two bunt singles, against Hays' Eddie Salazar. None of those hits, unfortunately for the Unicorns, came at the right time. With the score tied at two, the Unicorns loaded the bases with nobody out in the seventh inning on a walk and those two infield hits. But Ricky Gomez popped up a bunt for one out, David Caddeil popped up a bunt for two outs and Eddie Cantu grounded back to Salazar for the third out. Tristan, who threw one of his best games of the season, Garza said, retired the side easily in the bottom of the seventh but ran into trouble in the eighth. Jason Castillo reached on a fielders' choice, moved to second on a passed ball and to third on a wild pitch. But Eddie Salazar missed a squeeze bunt and Castillo was run down between third and home for the second out of the inning. Salazar came back to rip single to left field, and his big brother blasted his game-winning homer. "I was really pleased with Bobby's pitching performance," Garza said. "He kept them off balance really well." Tristan allowed five hits and struck out ll. But his performance was spoiled by some sloppy defense. In the third inning, Hays' Darren Mills reached on a infield hit, went to second on a sacrifice and to third on a passed ball. Castillo lined out to Caddeil in center field, and Caddeil threw home in plenty of time to catch Mills. But catcher Dicky Ortega dropped the ball and Mills was safe. New Braunfels tied it in the fourth on a double by Tristan and took a 2-1 lead on a perfectly executed sacrifice bunt by Caddeil. Hays tied it in the fifth. Mills walked, was sacrificed to second and took third on a passed ball. When Ortega's throw to third was high, Mills came home. Linescore Unicorns Rebels New Braunfels OOO 110 00 — 2 4 4 Hays................. OOI 010 01 -4 5 5 Bobby Tristan and Dicky Ortega, Erie Rivers <6) Eddie Salazar and Dennis Heideman W Salazar L — Tristan, 4 3, O I 2B - Tristan Tigers trip SV, 7-6 By TOM LABINSKI Staff writer FLORESVILLE - Both Smithson Valley and Floresville had plenty of opportunities to win their game Friday, but in the end it was the host Tigers who kept their cool the longest and squeaked by with a 7-6 win. Smithson Valley had several opportunities to score more runs, leaving the bases load in the second, third and sixth innings and two on in the seventh. "It's the same old thing," said Ranger Coach Bobby Granger. 'The big difference in the ballgame was that they i Floresville) hit the ball with men in scoring position and we didn't." After falling beliing 24) in the first inning, Smithson Valley battled back, scoring a run in the second, third and fourth innings. The Tigers came back to take the lead in the fifth, scoring two runs on four hits. 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Damien: presents.Mature
I sat at a coffee shop with a sheet of wrapping paper, some sticky tape, a pair of scissors and a cigarette hanging from between my lips as I tried to stop the paper from blowing away. I put the two presents I'd gotten for him in the middle of the paper to stop it being whipped away like a used newspaper and tried to figure out how the fuck to wrap them.
I got quite a few disapproving glances when people saw what they were, but I just grinned, blew smoke at them as they passed by and started wrapping. I'll tell you now, those tables they put outside of cafe's are so not big enough for this.
I meet him back at the car, smiling up at him from the driver's seat where I've been sitting for a few minutes already. He puts my present in the back, getting in. I resist the urge to glance at it and set off.
"Get what you were after?" he asks and I put on my sad face, knowing that my presents for him are hidden out of sight under the blanket moms feel the need to put in the trunks of cars. I never see the point, normally, but I guess maybe they're used for hiding presents?
"No," I tell him, kind of sighing.
"Oh well, you'll just have to make it up to me or something," he says with a baby of a smile. I nod, half smiling back at him. He puts the radio on, and I use changing gear as an excuse to reach over and put my hand on his thigh. I smile to myself as I feel him jump and his eyes turn to me. I shift my hand up a little, noticing him bite his lip out of the corner of my eye. Running my hand down and back up the inside of his thigh makes him bite his lip harder and squeak a little.
I hold back a little chuckle at that, brushing my hand against his crotch 'accidentally' before moving my hand back down his leg. He watches me, with his teeth still clamped down over his lip. I pull my hand back up again, moving my hand up over his crotch without touching it. He gives me this suspicious face as I pretend to fumble with the button on his pants. I smile inwardly, getting it undone after a moment or two, pushing my hand down and palming him through his boxers. He lets out a tiny moan, whining as I insist on teasing him until we get back to the motel.
He bites his lip even more when he realises I'm already parking the car. I smile, getting out like nothing's happened. Kyle does his pants up, but nothing can hide the fact that they're a little tight. He gets out of the car, picking up my present from the back.
"Meanie." Really? Just you wait, honey. I hug him from behind, palming him some more, kissing his cheek when I'm done. I don't wait for him before I head back up to our room, but he keeps up anyways. "I'm not sure you deserve this now," he says, nodding at my present.
I chuckle, letting myself in and moving over to the bed.
"Who said that I'm not about to make up for not getting you anything?" I smile, lying down on the bed, face down. He smirks a little, lying down on top of me as I turn on the TV. I hum, wriggling my ass a little bit, wriggling even more when he prods me and tells me not to be mean. He prods me again and I giggle.
"Asshole," he says.
"I have an idea for a present for you. You can have it now, if you want." He gives me his curious face. "Well? D'you want it now, or shall I save it for tomorrow?"
"That depends."
He giggles, "On what it is"
"Tough shit. Now or tomorrow?"
"Don't I get a clue first?" he asks. I shake my head. "Meanie." I smile. "One little clue," he gives me the puppy eyes, and I tut.
"Fine. It involves more than one thing." I try not to giggle, knowing my clue gives virtually nothing away. He arches his eyebrow.
"That wasn't a very helpful clue." That was the point, babe. I grin at him and he considers it. I wait. "When do you want me to have it?" he asks with a small smirk.
"I want you to have it when you want it."
"I'll have it now, then," he smiles. I smile back.
"My present is that for 24 hours, you can do whatever you like with me. Until this time tomorrow, I'm your personal slave." I giggle a little, wondering if I should go get the presents from the trunk of the car now, or later.


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"The record for downtown Sacramento is 103 and we're forecasting a high of 105," said David Rowe, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
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Advising Academy Leaders' role in the M.D. COMPASS program is designed to offer both structure and flexibility; periodic structured "checkups" provide consistency to all students across the advising program, while advisors have the flexibility to meet with their advisees more often in groups or individually depending on the needs and preferences of their students. The Office of Student Affairs provides resources to Advising Academy Leaders for advising and meeting the needs of students, including suggested discussion topics for meetings with advisees, templates for MATCH Checkups, sample student CV's, access to the AAMC's Careers in Medicine website (including advisor support materials, such as advising checklists), access to student academic performance, and other resources.
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Insider Trading Roundup: The SAC Capital Plot Thickens, More
To date, we don't have anything resembling a rogue's gallery showcasing the corporate criminals nailed by the feds following the financial meltdown. (Nope, aside from a smattering of one-off prosecutions, the only individual called upon to account for alleged fraudulent practices is Fabrice Toure, a midlevel Goldman Sachs staffer at the center of this NYT story on Wednesday.)
Since the financial crisis, the feds have found much better luck going after insider-trading suspects (who, as it turns out, really had little to do with the wholesale meltdown of anything).
On Wednesday, there's more news on that front. For starters, the WSJ's Jean Eaglesham and Jenny Strasburg report that SAC Capital Advisors, Steve Cohen's behemoth hedge fund, is a focus of an SEC investigation into whether traders used inside information to profit from the $15 billion . . .


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Human nature prefers named locations, if only for convenience. The Pacific coast from north of Todos Santos to Bahia Magdalena, over 100 miles of glorious, deserted beaches and points, does not have a name (this is not the Pacific Corridor with its four-lane highways!), so we have taken to calling this area the Mid-Pacific Coast. This is a region of hills, mesas, and cardonales (cactus forests). The coast itself alternates between huge sweeps of open beach, dramatic cliffs that drop off to the ocean, and dunes. The region is sparsely populated and slow to change - just a few villages and old family ranches scattered throughout the area whose inhabitants fish, raise cattle, goats, and sheep and grow vegetables for a modest living.
People settle themselves in Baja, just as anywhere else, by choosing lifestyle options. No single facet of the lifestyle reasoning process is more important than location, which governs the lifestyle options available, both enlarging and limiting them. Baja California Sur imposes a further important dimension to location – summer! Summers on the Sea of Cortez can be brutal: day after day of 100° weather with high humidity and few breezes. Life, between early morning and late evening, is most comfortably lived (if that is the word) in a limiting air-conditioned cocoon.
We are outdoor-oriented and chose the Mid-Pacific Coast as our home location because of its comfortable year-round climate - the summer temps average 10 to 15 degrees cooler than La Paz, just 26 miles away across the Peninsula! It's also far less humid with refreshing sea breezes to keep it that way. So different from Sea of Cortez where the brutal heat and humidity drive so many people to escape during the summer months. The Mid-Pacific lifestyle is one of year-round outdoor activity, not just for winter months – something to consider carefully when making a home choice.
Rancho La Aguja is an old Baja family ranch, nestled in a coastal arroyo valley on the Mid-Pacific Coast. The locals tell us that it was once famous for the strawberries and melons are grown here, using water pumped from the arroyo. From the river valley floor, the land rises up to a steep mesa towards the south. To the north, there are elevated plains that slope gently from east to west down to the Pacific. Looking over the valley to the south and the Pacific beaches to the west, is Playas Pacificas, a coastal residential community in a peaceful rural environment.
The Playas Pacificas development offers its residents a secure base for a lifestyle that is rapidly disappearing from modern Baja California Sur. Free from urban crime and growing water shortage issues, Playas offers proximity and access to a huge natural area that stretches from Todos Santos north to the far end of Bahia Magdalena, almost 200 miles of sparsely inhabited, unspoiled Baja. Opportunities to hike and explore, the best surfing in Baja California Sur (at Punta Conejo just 20 minutes up the coast), windsurfing at Punta Marquez two miles south (the winter wind blows here as well, and we are already seeing the first refugees from the "crowding" at La Ventana!), blue water game fishing out on the Lusitania Banks with great fly-fishing on the sheltered points and the mangroves of southern Bahia Magdalena. There are many other activities for all ages: swimming at our safe South Beach, boogie-boarding, hiking, walking on the beach, cactus studies, bird-watching, exploring the backcountry, and star gazing or watching the moon rise over the mesa– the night sky here is amazing.
Access to amenities is part of a lifestyle – we have described the natural amenities above. Fresh fish, vegetables, and cheese are locally available, and La Paz with its supermarkets, cinemas and an international airport is an hour down a paved road (transparency requires us to add that Playas is a further 12 minutes down a gravel road!). Three hours from the ranch gate to San Diego (on a carefully-timed flying trip!).
This small Pacific beachfront development offers secure, serviced properties in spectacular settings. The newly-announced North Beach at Playas Pacificas takes the large lot approach to its ultimate level – nine huge serviced beachfront properties with private access. The emphasis at Playas has always been to combine large lots with green, reserve zones creating a low-density environment with lots of open space. A custom home construction partnership, complete with onsite worker accommodation and catering offers high-quality turn-key homes to your design.
Playas Pacificas will always be a peaceful beachfront residential property, never a resort – but we realize that a full lifestyle requires options: we are actively pursuing the construction of a beachfront Inn that will act as a social center and accommodate fishing charters to the offshore Lusitania Banks, also as a base for adventure.
The whole of the Mid-Pacific coast is waiting to be explored - we invite you to come out and see Playas Pacificas on the way. To get here from La Paz, drive north up Highway One to the newly paved road branching off of the trans-peninsular highway at kilometer 38. This is the narrowest part of the Baja peninsula and the coast is easily accessible – about an hour (and 12 minutes!) drive from La Paz.
The area map on our website www.playaspacificas.com gives detailed, printable directions; send any questions to firstname.lastname@example.com or phone us at 612-141-5561. We live here and will answer promptly.
From the USA: (011-521) 612-141-5561
In Mexico: 01-612-141-5561
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