Reese Witherspoon Spends Birthday on Cabo with Husband Jim Toth

Jim Toth and Reese Witherspoon in Cabo San Lucas

 Fun. Sun. Pool. Spa. Romantic dinner without the kids.

Reese Witherspoon pretty much had it all this past weekend – all except the children – as husband Jim Toth treated her to a romantic four-day getaway in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, to celebrate the Oscar-winning actress's 37th birthday.

"Reese was beaming. She looked so excited about her getaway with Jim," an eyewitness tells PEOPLE of the couple's arrival in Mexico on a commercial flight last Thursday.

They checked into a luxury suite at the oceanfront Capella Pedregal resort, with sweepings views over the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. They enjoyed most meals on their private patio and tanned by their private pool. 

"They seemed to enjoy spending time alone," a source says. "They had a butler that served them lunch, and they eat healthy local food, including fresh fish, with rosé wine. Reese and Jim looked very happy together. The busy couple rested every afternoon and also enjoyed the resort's spa."

Toth surprised his wife on Friday, her actual birthday, with a private candlelit dinner.

"Jim treated Reese to birthday spa treatments. When she returned, he surprised her with a romantic dinner. Jim made a big effort to make the trip very special for Reese," the source adds.

The couple returned to Los Angeles on Sunday but the romance continues: they are celebrating their second wedding anniversary on Tuesday. 

Source: http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20685411,00.html

 

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March Pictures - IRONMAN LOS CABOS, Whales, Chileno Bay

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IROMAN Contenders, before the IRONMAN Los Cabos Event. San Jose Del Cabo  03/16/2013

Jumping Humpback Whale with her calf  in the Sea of Cortez. Picture taken from Highway19 (Tourist Corridor) Los Cabos on 03/25/2013

People having fun at Chileno Bay 03/25/2013

People having fun at Chileno Bay 03/25/2013

Cabo Escape Snorkeling Tour at Chileno Bay 03/25/2013

  
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The 126.7 Km Gulf To Pacific Ultra-marathon To Save The Sierra

 Runners! Join Us For The 126.7 Km Gulf To Pacific Ultra-marathon To Save The Sierra.

 - Saturday April 6 as runners will leave the town of La Ribera on the Gulf of California at 3 a.m, pass through stations at Santiago (34.3 KM), San Dionisio (23.4 KM), the Sierra summit valley (20 KM), drop down to the La Burrera station (24KM) and then run to Punta Lobos (20 km), touch the Pacific and continue to the Todos Santos Plaza (5 km) arriving about 8:30 p.m. 

This Ultra Marathon will be lead by Nicholas Triolo to call attention to the threat that open pit toxic gold mining poses to the amazing biodiversity of the Sierra la Laguna Biosphere Reserve. 

Recreational runners are welcome to run between La Ribera and San Dionisia or from La Burrera to Punta Lobos and into Todos Santos. Only experienced Extreme-Runners will be allowed to cross the Sierra de Laguna. There will be medical stations along the route and Biosphere Rangers will accompany runners through the Sierra. 

Sponsored by Agua Vale Mas Que Oro (AVMO) in coordination with the Mexican Center for Ambiental Law (CEMDA), the Society for Natural History Niparaja, Society Organizada for Sud California (SOS), the Association for the Defense of the Environment and Sustainable Rural Development, Medio Ambiente y Sociedad (MAS) and the National Commission for Protected Areas (CONANP), the Municipality of La Paz and Los Cabos as well as the Municipal Delegations of La Ribera, Santiago and Todos Santos.
In memory of Agua Vale Mas que Oro co-founder, Alessandra Ugolini. 

To register: delgolfoalpacifico@gmail.com
Information: www.defiendelasierra.org
Agua Vale Mas Que Oro Info@aguavalemasqueoro.com, www.aguavalemasqueoro.com, 612 145-0050

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Newport to Cabo San Lucas Yacht Race

Published on March 21st, 2013 | by Editor

The start of the 800 mile Newport Beach (CA) to Cabo San Lucas Yacht Race begins this Friday and Saturday (March 22-23) for the 30 boats competing in ORR and PHRF. The offwind slide has attracted an impressive fleet, many of which are training for the Transpac this summer, though the weather forecast does not appear to offer record-breaking conditions. – Race website

Source: http://www.sailingscuttlebutt.com/2013/03/21/newport-to-cabo-san-lucas-yacht-race/ 

And they’re off!

 March 22, 2013 NHYC Fuller

It was a beautiful day for the PHRF Start off Newport Beach. 75 Degress, blues skies, and 8 knots of Southwest breeze. The fleet got off to a great start and is headed south to Cabo.

Source: http://nhyccaborace.com/home/2013/03/and-theyre-off/

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Cabo San Lucas To Host 6-Star WQS In June

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Zippers in Cabo San Lucas will play host to the Los Cabos Open

Cabo San Lucas To Host 6-Star WQS In June

LOS CABOS, Baja California Sur, Mexico (Friday, March 15, 2013) – The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) 6-Star Los Cabos Open of Surf has officially been added to the ASP North America schedule, unfolding at Cabo’s righthand cobblestone pointbreak of Zippers from June 17 through 23, 2013.

The addition of the Los Cabos Open of Surf further develops the Latin region of ASP events and marks the first of three major contests slated to unfold between Mexico and El Salvador this season.

“Latin America is really beginning to establish a strong presence on the ASP North America schedule and we’re excited to have the Los Cabos Open of Surf as a new addition for 2013,” Meg Bernardo, ASP North America Executive Manager said. “We’ve seen rapid growth in events between Mexico and El Salvador over the past five years and the new Los Cabos event will showcase one of many quality locations that Mexico has to offer.”

With several budding talents emerging from both Mexico, Central and South America, the Los Cabos Open of Surf’s ASP 6-Star status will allow several up-and-comers the chance to assert their talents among some of the world’s top qualifying hopefuls while competing close to home.

“We’ve seen so many incredible performances from the underground Latinos in recent events,” Brian Robbins, ASP North America Tour Manager said. “The Los Cabos Open of Surf will be the perfect platform for young Latin surfers to mix it up with some big international names and establish themselves on a global level while securing big points towards their ranking.”

As a side note, the Los Cabos Open of Surf will also include a series of beach concerts with international artists and DJ’s, beach bars, a food fair offering fresh, local cuisine, fashion shows featuring some of the top surf brands, art walks and eco-friendly activities, showcasing the best of the surf lifestyle.

The ASP and Los Cabos Tourism Board welcome this new annual addition to the North America Schedule. For updated information on the Los Cabos Open of Surf log on to www.aspnorthamerica.org.

Source: http://surf.transworld.net/1000158331/news/cabo-san-lucas-to-host-6-star-wqs-in-june/

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Bracht, Csomor Victorious At Inaugural Ironman Los Cabos

IRONMAN LOS CABOS 2013 Award Ceremony will be held on TODAY, Monday March 18 at 18:00 hr. at Puerto Paraiso Mall in Cabo San Lucas.

By: Bethany Mavis

Germany’s Timo Bracht and Hungary’s Erika Csomor came out on top at the inaugural Ironman Los Cabos, set in the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja peninsula. The pros were vying for a $75,000 total prize purse and 2,000 points in the Kona Pro Rankings.

Men’s Race
In the men’s race, Bracht, a multiple Ironman champion and top-10 Kona finisher, used a race-best bike (4:37:34) to get to the front then pulled away on the marathon to take the victory. First out of the 2.4-mile swim, which is located in a protected cove and starts from Palmilla Beach, was Aussie Luke McKenzie in a time of 49:23, just steps ahead of a pack that included Andres Castillo, Brett Carter, Axel Zeebroek and Maik Twelsiek.

The 112-mile bike course takes athletes on the scenic tourist corridor highway that joins Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, and runs parallel to the Sea of Cortes. After leading out of the swim, McKenzie led early into the bike, and by 34 miles into the ride had gained a 1-minute advantage on the chase pack of three (Carter, Castillo and Zeebroek). Twelsiek lost his chip before the bike, so announcers were unsure of his whereabouts until later in the bike. Bracht and Switzerland’s Ronnie Schildknecht, two of the fastest men on the European Ironman circuit, had exited the water about four minutes behind McKenzie, but caught up to less than three minutes by 34 miles into the bike. By 87 miles into the bike, Bracht had pulled into the lead with Twelsiek just behind. Great Britain’s Paul Amey rode in fourth, less than two minutes back, and Canada’s Jeff Symonds, in his Ironman debut, rode in sixth. Bracht and Twelsiek entered T2, located in the heart of downtown San Jose, together, with Amey 3:30 back.

The three-lap, 26.2-mile run takes place on the streets of downtown San Jose. By 7 miles into the marathon, Bracht had opened a gap of 30 seconds on Twelsiek, and by 15 miles, the gap had increased to six minutes, a lead he held to the finish. The battle for the remaining two spots on the podium became a tight race. France’s Trevor Delsaut, after losing eight minutes in the swim, ran his way into second place with a 2:48:02 marathon, and multiple Ironman champion Jozsef Major of Hungary rounded out the podium using a 2:48:30 run split.

Women’s Race
Throughout the women’s race were multiple lead changes, but Hungary’s Erika Csomor, the reigning Ironman Switzerland champ, used a solid run to edge out the runner-up and take the title.

Denmark’s Michelle Vesterby was first out of the water in 55:12, with almost a minute over the second woman, Katy Blakemore. By the 34-mile point in the bike, Belgium’s Sofie Goos, who exited the swim 90 seconds behind Vesterby, was at the front of the lead pack that included Vesterby and American April Gellatly. Two-thirds of the way through the bike, Germany’s Mareen Hufe, who exited the swim six minutes behind the leader, had pulled to the front, a minute up on Vesterby, while Goos and Gellatly slipped to two minutes back.

Hufe hammered the final miles, clocking an impressive 5:09:23 bike split, entering T2 4:05 ahead of Vesterby. Goos and Gellatly entered T2 more than 9 minutes off the lead. Vesterby gained back some time in the early miles of the run, pulling within 2 minutes of Hufe 7 miles in. Csomor, who raced without a timing chip all day, ran her way into the top three. Hufe held onto her lead until Vesterby passed her about halfway through the marathon. What happened in the final miles was unclear, as neither Csomor nor Vesterby had a functioning timing chip, but Csomor pulled into the lead in the final miles of the run, followed by Vesterby less than a minute later. American Lisa Ribes used a 3:07:15 marathon to take third.

Ironman Los Cabos
March 17, 2013 – Los Cabos, Mexico
2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, 26.2-mile run

Men
1. Timo Bracht (GER) 8:26:48
2. Trevor Delsaut (FRA) 8:33:26
3. Jozsef Major (HUN) 8:33:57
4. Jeff Symonds (CAN) 8:37:09
5. Maik Twelsiek (GER) 8:37:43

Women
1. Erika Csomor (HUN) 9:35:34
2. Michelle Vesterby (DEN) 9:36:31
3. Lisa Ribes (USA) 9:38:35
4. Mareen Hufe (GER) 9:40:50
5. Kathleen Calkins (USA) 9:46:55

Complete results.

Source: http://triathlon.competitor.com/2013/03/news/bracht-csomor-victorious-at-inaugural-ironman-los-cabos_72223

Article By: Bethany Mavis

Bethany Mavis is the associate editor for Triathlete and Inside Triathlon magazines. She received her B.A. in journalism from Point Loma Nazarene University and is a multiple half-marathon finisher.

 

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Cabo San Lucas Wedding at Cabo Azul Resort from Spencer Combs

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ROCK 'N 'ROLL FAIRY TALE - CABO STYLE!

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Written on February 27, 2013 by sammyhagar

My 42nd Birthday in Cabo:
Alicia Carenzo, Jorge, Marco, Sammy,
Andrew, Christian and Carlos

My 42nd Birthday in Cabo:
Jorge, Marco, Sammy, Andrew,
Christian and Carlos

The boys today with Sammy: Left to right
Carlos Carenzo (guitar), Sammy &
Christian Carenzo (bass)

The boys & their band @ Cabo Wabo Cantina

As most Redheads know, I've been going to Cabo for my birthday ever since 1981 and in the late 80s my son Andrew was around 3 or 4 and he used to have play-dates with these two kids in the neighborhood - Christian and Carlos Carenzo. Check out the photos from my 42nd birthday with my partners Marco and Jorge and Andrew and the boys and their mother, Alicia.
So the other night when I jumped up on stage at the Cantina these two guys came on stage to jam. I had no idea that they were the same kids and they not only grew up to be musicians but their band Sister Dass is the band that plays at the Cabo Wabo on off nights! I was blown away to see them up on stage rocking the house. The b&w picture with me and my arms around them is from the other night after we had played together on stage and I'm holding the a copy of the original photo from when they were kids.

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