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Calypso Resort Towers Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6-8)
** CALYPSO 2nd FLOOR UNIT **
(Rentals to age 25 and over only)
We include free beach service for you for your entire stay for an additional $40/day bonus value (available MARCH 1st-NOV 1st) This includes 2 wooden padded chaise lounges with umbrella reserved especially for you on the beach each day.
If the dates that you are requesting are already booked, please inquire about our 1st & 3rd floor units that we own at SPLASH (VRBO# 107010) featuring a waterpark, hot tub, lazy river, gulf front fitness room and arcade. (just 2 miles west of Calypso)
Enjoy the breathtaking gulf front view from the balcony of our 2nd floor upscale condo. The spacious living room and master bedroom are oceanfront and provide a spectacular view of the emerald water and sugar white sand. Enjoy the convenience of walking up only a flight of stairs to our unit, in order to avoid long elevator waits during the peak rental season.
The Calypso Resort is conveniently located on the west end of the beach, which is less congested and family friendly. We have an ideal location across the street from Pier Park. Pier Park is an upscale 1 million square foot outdoor shopping and entertainment center including the Grand 16 IMAX and movie theaters, numerous restaurants,retail stores, amusement rides and free outdoor summer concerts on Thurday evenings.
Take a walk across the street to Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville, Back Porch Seafood, Pompano Joe's,and Dick's Last Resort restaurants or enjoy live music at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge. You can pickup your sunscreen at the Super Target or enjoy a cup of coffee at the Starbucks. If you have a rainy day at the beach, head on over to a matinee at the IMAX 16 stadium seating movie theater and shop for a new bathing suit at Dillards,Marshall's, or JC Pennys. Bring the kids to Gulf World (less than a mile East of Calypso) to enjoy a Dolphin encounter and various shows through out the day.
The Calypso Resort has two gorgeous free-form 175 foot pools which are directly on the beach. Just walk down a few stairs through the tropical landscaping and you are on the beach. Don't forget to stop at the Tiki Bar on the way down for a delicious frozen drink that you can enjoy on the beach chairs that we have reserved especially for you as an added bonus! The Calypso provides on-site beach activities & rentals such as Parasailing, Wave Runners and Banana Boat Rides.
If you need a break from the beach, go up to the workout room located on the 3rd floor to use the treadmill, elliptical trainer, or free weights!. Take the elevator down a floor turn right and your right back to our condo where you can check your email with the free wireless internet that we provide in the room!
Our Platinum unit is professionally decorated with beautiful wood furniture and wonderful art and accessories. Luxury accommodations for up to eight are provided by a king in the master bedroom, queen in the guest bedroom, a bunk bed in the third bedroom, and queen sleeper in the living room. We even provide a portable pack and play crib for your little one in the unit.
There are many extras including: 9 foot ceiling throughout with crown molding, granite counter tops in the bathrooms and kitchen, stainless steel appliances,wet bar and separate laundry room with full size washer and dryer. There is even a walk-in closet in the master bedroom. We have upgraded the entire unit with tile, so you don't need to worry about stained or worn carpets.
A $300 payment by debit, credit card or check is required to reserve the condo for your travel dates. The check for the balance of the rent is due 30 days before your check-in date.
We do not require a security deposit if the $300 reservation payment is made by credit card, but the terms and conditions of our rental agreement must be followed in order not incur additional charges after inspection of the unit. These include no smoking, pets, damage or missing items and following the occupancy and age requirement rules.
We only rent weekly during summer months with Saturday check-in and checkout. Check-in time is 3:00pm CST and check-out is 10:00am. There is a 3 night minimum stay during other periods.
Our unit is NON-SMOKING and we can't allow pets. WE DON'T RENT TO SINGLES UNDER 25. NO SPRING BREAKERS!!!!!Any reservations made under false pretense will be subject to loss of deposit and rental fees and you will be forced to leave by onsite security.
Keywords: Condominium,Calypso,Pier Park,Panama City Beach,3 bedroom condo
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- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Darlene
My name is Darlene and my husband and I are the actual owners of the unit so you won't be speaking to some rental management company that is representing 50 or so condos and doesn't know the specifics about the unit or area. No hidden fees here... such as reservation fees, damage waivers or, insurance.
Feel free to call me with any questions about the area, restaurant recommendations,etc. We pride ourselves on customer service and look forward to speaking with you.
Darlene purchased this condo in 2006
Why Darlene chose Calypso Resort Towers
We loved Calypso from the moment we stepped on to the property. The wonderful Carribean colors of the towers, to the beautifully landscaped uniquely shaped pools. The location was perfect on the west end since it is the less congested family friendly newer section of the beach. It was directly across from Pier Park for all of our shopping and entertainment needs, right next to the new fishing pier, and just a short drive to Destin and the 30A beaches (Seaside,Rosemary & Grayton).


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If you have been following my blog and 40K exploits you might remember there was a time that I posted under "Way of Saim-Hann" as I experimented with my jetbike and vyper heavy Eldar army at the time. Sharing my results and observations on the blog where a huge part of my development in 40K in terms of analysis and thinking- hold one objective, contest all others, turn five I win, mass reserves, etc. Ironically, such posts almost didn't happen due to a crushing loss for my first time out with the army…
Before playing my Eldar my previous 40K experience was with Space Wolves, and I was used to playing power armor, so naturally playing my Eldar like they were space marines had predictable results. That first game was against my good gaming friend Brother Captain James and his 4th edition Tyranids for a timeframe reference. This is when the Tyranid codex was god-like and genestealers were to be feared.
He tabled me in not time, and I was ready to drop kick the army right there- it was later a number of hard fought games, and lots of experimentation with learning how to use my vypers to get to a point where I felt comfortable with the army.
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If you are a new 40K player- either first time, or "new" in the sense of starting a completely different army then winning is very important as a way to validate your choices and success in list building and the hobby.
You must be doing something right if you are winning right?
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What I try to keep in mind when I start a new army or list, and the advice that I would pass on is to approach it like this.
Consider your first ten or so games with your army as a learning experience and how they don't count towards "winning".
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At the end of the game, spend a few moments asking your opponent what they thought of your army, what they took notice of, or which units scared them, and why they think you won or loss- use those first ten games as not only a learning experience but a chance to do some army market research for lack of a better description.
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2/1 condo on beach with awesome full ocean view. Condo has everything as it's our home in Spring and Fall. Bedrooms have queen pillowtop beds. There's a sleeper couch in the living room. There's 2 TVs (Direct TV); CD/DVD player and radio. Kitchen is fully equipped with all the small appliances you'll need. There's a glass-top stove, D/W, microwave, refrigerator, double sinks. The balcony has a table for two for a romantic sunrise breakfast or dinner. Building has a 24/hr front desk, gated parking, large pool, jacuzzi, beautiful grounds with BBQs, saunas, wifi/reading room.
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We are from Hawaii where we spend our Winters. My husband was borne there. I was borne in England and spent nine years in Canada before finding Hawaii in my 20's.
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Katherine Lee Bates was born on Aug. 12, 1859, on Cape Cod in Falmouth, Mass., to William and Cornelia Frances Lee Bates. Known as Katie early on, things would not be easy from the start. Her father, a pastor of the First Congregational Church, was too sick to officiate or attend her baptism and died just six days afterward. This prompted her mother to take on odd jobs to support her four children. Bates' brothers even went to work to support the family.
Bates' interest in writing started at an early in life. By age 6, she started keeping a diary, her first being a tiny red leather notebook with the notation "DIARY 1866" in gold. At age 9, one entry stated, "I like women better than men," and "Sewing is always expected of girls. Why not boys?
Bates' family valued education. Her mother graduated from Mount Holyoke Female Seminary and her grandfather had been president of Middlebury College. She too would be well educated.
Just before turning 12, the family moved to Graniteville, Mass., just outside Boston, where she would attend Wellesley High School, graduating in 1874. Bates would also graduate from the more advanced Newton High School two years later.
That same year, in 1878, at age 17, Bates began her long time association with Wellesley College, entering along with 43 other girls in the class of "'80." She would be president of her class, the second to graduate from Wellesley. At the time, it was a bold move, as women were considered not bright enough to tackle to rigors of academic life. But to Bates, it was what she craved.
Bates gained a superb education at Wellesley and became grounded in her studies. Her poetry writing began to flourish with her first poem "Sleep" published in The Atlantic Monthly during her undergraduate years there.
After receiving her B.A. from Wellesley College in 1880, Bates entered her career as a teacher, with a stint at nearby Natick High School and then Dana Hall preparatory school. Her big break came in 1885, when she was invited back to Wellesley College to join the English department. Thus began her 40-year legacy at her old alma mater.
During her time at Wellesley, Bates became a prolific author of travel books, volumes of poetry and children's books.
Today she is credited with popularizing the notion that Santa Claus had a wife in the book "Goody Santa Claus On A Sleigh Ride." Before then, Bishop St. Nicholas was unmarried and later transformed into a secular Santa Claus in the 1820s.
On the cover of an early version of the book, Santa hands two children an apple on snow-swept landscape in full color. It was published by D. Lothrop Company.
Written as a long poem in 1889, it depicts Mrs. Claus as wanting to accompany Santa on his Christmas Eve trip to deliver his toys to all the girls and boys -- not a stay-at-home wife. Instead, Santa's wife takes a feminist stance, demanding credit for her hard work in making Christmas possible including cooking to make Santa plump.
Goody Santa Claus, meaning Mrs. Claus, states her case thus:
"Santa, must I tease in vain, dear? Let me go and hold the reindeer,
While you clamber down the chimneys. Don't look savage as a Turk!
Why should you have all the glory of the joyous Christmas story,
And poor little Goody Santa Claus have nothing but the work?"
Like her creator Bates, this Mrs. Claus would stand up for herself and beg the same question: Why can't women do the same work as men?
During her Wellesley years, Bates took trips abroad for sabbaticals and summers off. But it would be her cross-country train trip to Colorado Springs in 1893 - she'd been asked to teach a summer session at Colorado College - that would spark the start of her work on her best known poem "American the Beautiful."
The trip over would be a long one with picturesque views through her train coach window.
Passing through Massachusetts and then to New York, there was a brief stop at one of the continent's most famous attractions, Niagara Falls.
Then it was off to Chicago where Bates would have a weekend stopover at the family home of Katherine Coman, professor of economics and history at Wellesley. The two had met in 1887, and would live together for more than a quarter of a century in what was then known as a "Boston marriage."
While in Chicago, they toured what Bates in her diary call "The Fair" - the World's Columbian Exposition, celebrating the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' discovery of the New World. The view of what was described as the "White City" impressed Bates.
From Chicago, on July 3, 1893, both Katherines boarded a train bound for their summer classes in Colorado, passing field of wheat as they traveled west through Kansas and onto Colorado Springs. They would together view the Rocky Mountains for the first time.
At Colorado College for three weeks, the two instructors had time to tour the area during their free time. It was on Saturday, July 22, 1893, that Bates experienced her most exciting excursion. A group of instructors were invited to travel to the top of the mountain that loomed over their town below. At 14,110 feet above sea level, Pike's Peak, while not the tallest in the Rocky Mountain range, commanded the best view for miles around.
The group went by horse-drawn wagon, which included the sign "Pikes Peak or Bust!" Bates described the experience thus, "One day some of the other teachers and I decided to go on a trip to 14,000-foot Pike's Peak. We hired a prairie wagon. Near the top we had to leave the wagon and go the rest of the way on mules. I was very tired. But when I saw the view, I felt great joy. All the wonder of America seemed displayed there, with the sea-like expanse."
Inspired by the majestic view, Bates wrote some verses in her notebook - the start of what would later be known as "America the Beautiful."
It would not be until Bates' return to Wellesley College that she would polish up her verses from Colorado. Her first version of the poem "America the Beautiful" appeared in the Congregationalist on July 4, 1895. While many tunes, including "Auld Lang Sein," were matched to the poem's words and meter, the one that stuck was "Marterna," written by American organist and composer Samuel Ward in 1882. Ward never knew of the union of his tune and Bates' poem: He never met Bates and died in 1903. Known as "the other national anthem," Bates' ode has touched so many lives "from sea to shining sea."
Both Bates and Coman had successful careers at Wellesley College. After graduating as a student, Bates later chaired the English department, and Coman chaired the economics department and was dean of the college. Their relationship grew over the years until they soon considered themselves bound as one. Their friendships included other female couples at the college known as "Wellesley marriages."
While today less well-known than her partner, Coman was ahead of her time as the first woman institutional economist, writing books and articles on the topic.
Coman was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1912. After surgery, Bates helped care for her, even installing an elevator in their home to aid her partner in getting to her office on the third floor of their custom-built house just outside the college.
Coman died on Jan. 11, 1915, at age 57. Bates expressed her grief to a friend saying, "So much of me died with Coman that I'm sometimes not quiet sure whether I'm alive or not."
Bates also wrote of their relationship in a volume of poetry published in 1922 entitled "Yellow Clover, A Book of Remembrance." The poem took its name from the little yellow flowers each had pressed into the letters they wrote to each other when apart.
Bates continued at Wellesley until 1925. During her final years, she continued to write and review the works of others. She died on March 28, 1929, upon which the flag at Tower Court at Wellesley was flown at half-staff. The local newspaper The Townsman printed her obituary written by a Mr. Bradford:
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|János Hadik
|Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Hungary
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30 October – 31 October 1918 (17 hours)
|Charles IV
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|Sándor Wekerle
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23 November 1863
Pálóc, Ung County, Hungary (today Pavlovce nad Uhom, Slovakia)
|10 December 1933
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Budapest, Hungary
János Count Hadik de Futak (23 November 1863, Pálóc – 10 December 1933, Budapest) was a Hungarian politician who served as prime minister for 17 hours starting 30 October 1918, at the end of World War I.
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I'm bored. I'm tired of this, of the restrictions and not being able to eat whatever I want and however much I want. I want to quit and go back to my normal low carb lifestyle.
But then, I suppose that everyone feels this way sometimes, whether they are on a food stamps budget or on a budget but don't get food stamps or even if they have all the money in the world to spend on food. While I don't exactly fit into any of those categories (having all the money in the world to spend would be nice, wouldn't it?) this is far from the first time I've been tired of having to come up with something to eat, or tired of what I do come up with. So I'll stick with it. But I am definitely bored!
You know, I hope, about Linda's Low Carb Menus and Recipes at www.genaw.com/lowcarb/index.html . Well, some of them, at least, are cheap as well as good and low carb. The Cheesey Tuna Casserole, for example, comes to about 60 cents a serving. I haven't priced out others, but they look pretty inexpensive, too.
Thanks, Linda!
Friday's food -
B - bacon and eggs, all scrambled up with tomato, onion and mushrooms
L - a huge soup of homemade broth, kale (from the garden), tomato, coconut milk, butter, eggs, and parsley and chives (both from the garden)
D - pork shoulder steak, oven roasted green beans in bacon grease
Estimated cost of food eaten - $3.06
98 cents a pound for the pork shoulder steaks was a great price! I'm glad I stocked up on them, even if I am getting tired of pork.
After all, one could stay under $130 per month eating foie gras and lobster, if the portions were small enough!
I eat LOTS! I average over a pound a day each of meat (raw weight, including bones, and counting 1 egg as I ounce of meat) and veggies (before peeling, etc.). That's a lot of food! Sometimes I eat more than I really want, because I'm having trouble getting my calories high enough. Which is because I'm having trouble getting enough fat, not enough protein or veggies. After all this time, it still boggles my mind to struggle to eat more calories and fat! It's not lack of money in the budget for fat, it's having trouble figuring out what to eat. Like today. I cooked some bacon, then scrambled eggs and veggies in the fat. So I ate all the fat from the bacon. I had eggs in my soup, plus coconut milk (for the fat) and 2 T of butter. And supper will be about a pound of pork shoulder steak, and more bacon grease to fry my green beans. And more coconut milk in my evening tea! Having trouble getting in enough fat seems to run in spurts. Some days I have to cut back a bit, other days (like today) I have to really work at getting enough. Though it just occurred to me that I could have had some sunflower seeds instead of the butter to increase my calories and fat. I have to be careful, though, with nuts and seeds. Eating them plain is likely to lead to overeating them, or even binging on them. I've been using coconut milk instead of whipping cream ever since I did a Whole30 (strict Paleo) in July and August. One of the things you don't eat on a Whole30 is dairy. I'm going to get some whipping cream when I go to the store on Sunday, though. It has more calories (more fat) than coconut milk. And I like it better, too. I just don't think it's as healthy as the coconut milk. There sure are a lot of trade-offs when it comes to eating healthy!
Wednesday -
B - eggs scrambled in bacon grease
L - chicken, mushrooms and onion sauteed in butter with sour cream; red bell pepper
S - Pork, Turnip and Cabbage (from Dana Carpender's new Slow Cooker cookbook)
T - tea with gelatin and coconut milk
Estimated cost of Wednesday's food - $4.08
Thursday -
B - yogurt with flaxmeal, sunflower seeds and cinnamon
L - salad of chicken, mayo, tomatoes and celery
S - Pork, Turnip and Cabbage
T - herbal tea with gelatin
Estimated cost of Thursday's food - $4.03
The reason the food is higher than usual is that I used some pork chops that I "bought" last spring instead of the cheaper pork steaks. It would have been about 70 cents less each day if I had used the pork steaks. Actually, I don't know what I paid for the pork chops, but they were "leftover" at the end of February so I figured I might as well use them. I used a recent add price of $1.89 per pound in computing the cost of the days' food.
I sure wish ground beef would go on sale! I have lots of pork to eat, and I like pork, but I'd like more variety, too. I'll check the price of meat at Walmart when I go there on Sunday and maybe buy some even if it's not on sale.


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Horrible delivery guy, took forever AND made me go outside and pick up my food. The guy told me he could find parking and when I came downstairs he wasn't even driving, he was sitting in the passenger seat...
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Everything is amazing. Always generous with proportions. They are super quick with delivery. I have ordered here after midnight and food was still A+!
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Rotisserie chicken with garlic sauce is out of this world. Green lentil soup is outstanding. I must order from this place at least once a week.
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Previously rated 5 stars, this time ordered never arrived; called them an hour and a half later and they said they didn't get the order and it's too late for them to deliver now alas they don't deliver past 9:30 (order submitted at 9, called at 10:30)
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Food is good, but the delivery person I had was unbelievable. There is a little snow outside and when I opened the door, he was standing outside on the street saying "I can't find way to you". 10 feet to the left is a clear driveway and I point it out an again in his great English "I can't find way to you". So I went back in, put on shoes and then went back out and got my food. Just in time for the professional delivery guy to mumble a curse as he walked a away.
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READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER!!!! They have a new policy that "requires" their delivery person to take your credit/debit card and "verify" that it is your card. This happened to me and the VERY next day, my account information was STOLEN and used to purchase something online from Simple Mobile. I had to shut down my debit card account. They wouldn't even give me the owner to speak to. I doubt they told him. Nobody has tried to contact me on their end.
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Very good food at a decent price. I enjoyed the falafel, shawarma, and hummus quite a bit. Would order again.
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had meat plate combo with string beans and babagounsh. it tasted great but then it gave me the runs. won't order again.
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Food is okay although I don't understand the raves here. The low review rating is because of a couple of bad delivery experiences. First time we ordered the delivery man said the (generous) tip we included online had been included for some reason. We felt bad so tipped him again. We ordered a second time and the same thing happened. Didn't tip him this time and he was unpleasant. When we got our credit card bill the tips had been included. Don't know if the restaurant is ripping off the delivery people or if the delivery people are running a scam but we won't use this place again.
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The chicken schwarma, already very good, is cathartic with babaganoush (I have heard that extra garlic sauce is also amazing but I haven't tried it). Although it isn't bad, the regular schwarma is bland when compared to the chicken version. The kibbeh is really great when it's fresh from the oven. Some of the best I've had. I haven't had a problem with delivery yet after six orders despite some of the other reviews. I wonder if they tipped too little? I know that is a problem sometimes with Seamless orders because it defaults to $2.
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The food is great, delivery service even better.
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They started off as being a damn fine place to grab some delivered lunch, but as of late the quality seems to be going down a bit. The meat has been grizzly and the fries under cooked. Hopefully its just a dip for a little while. I'll keep trying them till they're back to their amazing quality that made them a weekly order for me.
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The food here has so far been really good. I usually get the sandwiches and they've all been really good. I wasn't very impressed with the spinach pie, but that is a personal preference thing. The delivery staff is amazingly nice, however deliver at times takes a bit long. if you order french fries expect them to be soggy due to a long trip to your house. This could easily be remedied if they used aerated containers, but they don't. If you're in the neighborhood I totally suggest this place for pick up, but for deliver make sure to stick with foods that can deal with a bit of cooling in before eating.
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I ordered a juice with my meal and it came in a plastic cup that had spilled all over the bag, so I don't advise ordering juice with a delivery order. The food was great, though. The shawarma was well seasoned and very tasty. Love the tahini sauce.
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Food was not bad and nothing to complain about. Customer service on the other hand was HORRENDOUS! My friend and I ordered from them and a man showed up at the door yelling at us about who was going to pay for the car service. We had no idea what he was talking about and told him we ordered $30 worth of food from Seamless and were not paying for any car service. We stood out in the cold for ten minutes arguing with the man until he called the restaurant and then promptly left. A couple of questions remain: who uses a car service for delivery? Why were we forced to argue with a strange man on the street about a car service we didn't order? and seriously what the hell?
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The operation came one day after Air Force Brig. Gen. Don Alston called the Syrian border the "worst problem" in terms of stemming the influx of foreign fighters to Iraq. Syria is under intense pressure from Washington and Baghdad to tighten control of its porous 380-mile border with Iraq.
The Marines have lost 11 men and two sailors in the past week in separate incidents around Anbar.
In Baghdad, a suicide car bomber slammed into a loaded fuel tanker as it drove through Baghdad's eastern suburbs Friday, killing two people and injuring another six, police said. The car hit the tanker after it missed an Iraqi army patrol in the Kamaliyah suburb.
Elsewhere, a suicide car bomber rammed into an Iraqi army convoy in northern Iraq early Friday, injuring at least seven people - three soldiers, three civilians and one policeman, police Brig. Gen. Sarhat Qadir said. The blast came on the heels of a suicide car bomb on Baghdad's airport road Thursday that killed at least eight police officers and wounded 25 more.
On June 11, the Marines had engaged the insurgents after the militants took control of a road just outside Karabilah near the Iraqi-Syrian frontier city of Qaim, about 200 miles west of Baghdad.
The battle was also where insurgents had killed 21 people, beheading three of them. Those bodies, found June 10, were believed to belong to a group of missing Iraqi soldiers.
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Alston took aim at al-Zarqawi, saying the leader of al-Qaida in Iraq is most responsible for the nearly 1,100 violent deaths since the Shiite-led government took office seven weeks ago.
Al-Zarqawi's hope to provoke a sectarian war suffered a setback Thursday when the Shiite-led parliament and leaders of the disaffected Sunni Arab minority, which is thought to provide the backbone of the insurgency, agreed on a process for drafting Iraq's constitution.
Alston's focus on al-Zarqawi, whose small group is blamed for many of the bloodiest attacks and hostage-takings in Iraq, apparently was aimed at reinforcing growing dissatisfaction among Iraqis over insurgents targeting civilians. He said that anger has brought an increase in calls to tip lines.
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I'm interested in playing the God of War series, so which game should I start with? I know Chains of Olympus is a prequel, but are you supposed to play God of War 1 before playing that? Are there spoilers in Chains of Olympus that might ruin God of War 1 for me?
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Just play 1 then 2 then 3. I don't know enough about the God of War PS3 collection to say anything about that. I think the games look a little better or something. Or I could be going crazy.
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Go in numerical order. As in the numbers on the titles. As in 1 2 3
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If it were me I would play them in the order they came out.
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Well, the only two I would consider worth playing (with the possible exception of the first, which I haven't played) are Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta. So... start with Chains of Olympus, I guess?Two and three aren't worth it?
Obviously 1 would be the best start for someone new to the series. But, starting with 2 and moving on to 3 wouldn't be a bad option either. 1 introduces Kratos as a character and explains why he is the way he is. But 2 introduces an overarching story that is concluded in 3. Starting with 1 would give you a more complete experience but isn't necessarily required.
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1 was the only decent entry in the series. Everything after that is just RAAAAAAAAAAGH IM SO ANGRY KILL SHIT IN HALF TO THE DEATHHHHHH
So? The characterization of Kratos ruins your enjoyment of the combat? That makes most games bad, doesn't it?
1 was the only decent entry in the series. Everything after that is just RAAAAAAAAAAGH IM SO ANGRY KILL SHIT IN HALF TO THE DEATHHHHHH
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For the price I don't think you can go wrong with buying the collection on PS3, you'll get the higher resolution graphics. Beat those and then get a copy of the 3rd game... If you still want to play GOW after that buy the PSP games, there good but I think the home console games are wear you want to concentrate first.
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Just play 1 then 2 then 3. I don't know enough about the God of War PS3 collection to say anything about that. I think the games look a little better or something. Or I could be going crazy.Nope, you're right. Get the GoW Collection for PS3. I couldn't bring myself to finish the first game but I enjoyed the second game quite a lot, even more so than 3. Oh and the PSP game Chains of Olympus takes place before the first but you don't really have to play the PSP games.
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Football preview: Local teams ready to tackle new season
By Gideon Rubin
The Torrey Pines varsity team recently kicked off its season with a game against San Pasqual. San Pasqual won by a score of 19-14. Photo/Jon Clark
Torrey Pines:
Torrey Pines has made the playoffs five straight years, reaching the quarterfinals each of the last three seasons, with its best showing in 2010, when the Falcons reached the semifinals.
The Falcons hope to keep that tradition going with a team that graduated 31 seniors.
Key returnees include junior Jack Bailey, the team's leading receiver last year with 20 receptions for 326 yards and three touchdowns. Bailey also had nine carries for 80 yards.
Also back is senior running back Dwayne Hines, a powerful and swift 5-foot-11 190-pounder who rushed for 120 yards and three touchdowns on 20 carries last season.
The Falcons opened with a 19-14 loss to San Pasqual on Aug. 30 in a nonleague game for both teams.
Cathedral Catholic:
An amazing run that started at Qualcomm Stadium in 2007 ended last season in the office of an administrator.
It was in the office of Jerry Schniepp, the San Diego Section commissioner, that Cathedral Catholic was ruled ineligible to compete for a sixth consecutive San Diego Section Division III title. The Dons were forced to forfeit all eight regular season wins for using an ineligible player. The school self-reported the infraction, which school officials said was the result of a clerical error.
The Dons hope to settle their business this year in front of crowded stadiums and Friday night lights – trappings that over recent years have been much more to their liking than the stuffy offices where last year's playoff aspirations ended.
The Dons, who experienced heavy graduation losses, will count on a fresh crop of newcomers to help them write what they hope will be the next chapter in their football dynasty.
Running back Tony Johnson (1,202 rushing yards, 18 touchdowns); quarterback Garrett Bogart (1,148 passing yards); and receivers Xavier Williams (672 receiving yards, seven touchdowns) and Drew Gaffney (278 receiving yards) were among the most productive of the 27 players the Dons graduated.
They're off to a good start after opening with a 38-6 trouncing of Jordan (Sandy, Utah) on Aug. 30.
Especially encouraging from a Dons standpoint was some of the newcomers excelling in their roles.
The Dons backfield tandem of seniors Chris Moliga and Joshua Gizzi combined for 244 rushing yards and three touchdowns, and junior quarterback Clayton Dale completed eight of 17 pass attempts for 110 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions.
Moliga rushed for 132 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries, and Gizzi gained 112 yards and one score on 20 carries. Both players rushed for 335 yards last season.
Dale attempted just 12 passes last season, completing seven for 210 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions.
Junior tight end Daniel Plum, who didn't play on the varsity last year, caught six passes for 77 yards and two touchdowns.
Santa Fe Christian:
The perennial small school power is coming off one of its best seasons ever.