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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 teaser trailer released [Updated]
[Update #2] A fourth teaser, this time featuring France, has been added to the mix. To watch the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 videos in order of release, view them from the bottom of the page to the top.
[Update #1] A second and third teaser for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has made its way online. While the first teaser featured America, the new trailers feature Germany and England.
Check back on Shacknews or the official Call of Duty YouTube page for updates.
[Original Story] "Wasn't planned, but you're clearly hyped," Infinity Ward community manager Robert Bowling noted in a recent tweet.
Bowling is of course referring to the announcement of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, which was officially revealed as the next (already known and planned) installment of the Call of Duty franchise.
Like the first teaser for Modern Warfare 2, the trailer doesn't feature much in the way of detail; however, it confirms that the series is continuing the story of Infinity Ward's 2009 entry in the series.
Interestingly enough, the MW3 trailer features no developer markings at all, whereas the MW2 teaser did include an Infinity Ward logo. Reports claim that Modern Warfare 3 will be a joint development effort.
Bringing the series back is no surprise, considering Black Ops--the most recent release in the franchise--was named as the "best-selling game of all time" by publishing giant Activision during a recent investors call.
More details--if any are left--will be revealed closer to and/or at E3 2011.
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Lionel Nozario, an author and self-defense trainer from Brooklyn, is not a model. He's just a normal guy posing for, what's called "dudeoir."
"Dudeoir" is a play on the term "boudoir," when women pose in lingerie. In this case, the new trend, involves men stripping down to their skivvies. Lionel says his girlfriend got him to do the dudeoir.
Dudeoir may bring a smile to some, and, perhaps for "Seinfeld" lovers, memories of George Costanza's photo shoot.
But Catherine Leonard, of Catherine Leonard Photography in Manhattan, says that NYC Dudeoir that she and her husband started in june, is raining men.
I have to say, I was intrigued. So I decided to do a Dudeoir shoot myself. I took the tie clip off, the jacket, too, and then it was time to get to work.
But, no, I did not strip down to my boxers. Sorry, I'm more comfortable in a suit.
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Marian Gaborik (knee) took part in Saturday's morning skate.
Despite earlier expectations that Sidney Crosby (undisclosed) would miss the start of training camp, he was on the ice for 50 minutes on Friday.
Michael Cammalleri skated alongside Travis Zajac and Jaromir Jagr in the Devils' first training camp practice.
Jarome Iginla will skate alongside Matt Duchene and Ryan O'Reilly during his first season in Colorado.
Wild goaltender Darcy Kuemper has agreed to terms on a two-year contract with Minnesota at an average annual value of $1.25 million.
Josh Harding is projected to miss a minimum of two-to-three months because of a fractured foot.
Ben Bishop doesn't anticipate being limited at training camp despite his wrist not feeling quite 100 percent yet.
Kimmo Timonen won't play for months, according to Flyers GM Ron Hextall.
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Nathan Horton is out indefinitely with a back injury that has bothered him for most of the summer.
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Here's the president's problem in a nut shell. Four years ago he ran on a platform of hope. Now he must run on his record. Need you say anything more?One recalls all those adoring rallies as candidate Barack Obama criss-crossed the country in 2008 with his "Change You Can Believe In" manta. For a country that was all Bushed-out, it was an alluring siren call built on a foundation of things will be better.Recall how he pledged to re-do the Washington culture with a strong emphasis on working with the other party to end the grid lock in the nation's capitol.How'd that work out?And there-in lies Mr. Obama's biggest campaign assignment which is to convince the electorate that it was not his fault things broke down in Washington; it was the other guys who would not cooperate.Partisan Democrats will argue the president can legitimately make that argument, but will the voters listen? And if they do listen, will they believe him?The president could use the health care vote as exhibit A. He tried to compromise with the Republicans but they wanted no part of the deal-making to wit there was not one GOP vote for the Obama health care blueprint even though some R's quietly confessed they wanted to vote yes but were "instructed" not to do so.Exhibit B might be the game of political chicken over lifting the debt ceiling. In a kinder and gentler time, both parties would have mud wrestled over the issue but in the end would have concluded it was time to stop playing politics and do what was right for the country.If Barack Obama had only been Ronald Reagan, he could have compromised with then House Democratic Speaker Tipp O'Neil and ironed out a plan.Those days of unbridled bi-partisanship are now left to the history books as the new GOP and some more liberal Democrats do believe compromise is a four-letter word.So the president is left to explain and when a politician has to do that, he or she is in trouble.And that conundrum is reflected in Mr. Obama's polling numbers with independent voters who generally decide elections. They wait to hear the debate, they do a little home work on the issues other than just watching campaign TV commercials, and they don't vote the party but the candidate.This group has gone south on the president.In 2008 candidate Barack Obama held an impressive and commanding 56%-33% lock on independent voters over challenger John McCain. The margin was over the top regarding independent woman who flocked to Mr. O. by a whopping 65%-to 23% count. The independent men went for Mr. Obama but by a smaller margin of 11 points.Fast forward to the latest EPIC-MRA numbers and you readily see that the President has some explaining to do to win back this voting block.GOP contender Mitt Romney sweeps the category 45-35 and wins the female and male independent votes by 12 and 7 points, respectively.It's a dramatic flip-flop that must cause sleepless nights in the White House war room.The great thing for Mr. Romney is he was not part of the Congress that stiffed the President on the cooperation front, so Mr. Obama can't blame him, but somehow he has to find a way to link Mr. Romney to those recalcitrant Republicans. If voters don't buy his defense, the president will get the blame for the gridlock and it could cost him his job…which is exactly why the Republicans didn't cooperate with him in the first place.
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You might not be familiar with the term 'Z-Movie,' but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've seen one. They're the beyond-low-budget monstrosities that teased you from the walls of the mom-and-pop video store. Usually, the films themselves could never live up to the pictures on the videotape boxes (because this was way before your fancy 'Digital Video Discs' and 'Blu-Rays') but occasionally you'd find something truly unique. 'WEIRDO FLICKS' will clue you into some movies which 'unique' doesn't even begin to describe...
'Fatty Drives the Bus' - 1999, Directed by Mick Napier
I'll forgive you if you don't expect much from the average Troma film. For those who aren't well-versed in trash cinema, Troma is the production company responsible for 'The Toxic Avenger' and pretty much any other film like it. Lloyd Kaufman and company not only pump out their own trashy b-movies (at least a few each year) but they also release and re-release other independent films.
If you know someone who is a Troma fan, they will most likely tell you to watch Kaufman's pictures and stay far away from the non-Kaufman projects. I, on the other hand, will watch pretty much anything released under the Troma banner, and ESPECIALLY the oddball flicks they choose to reissue. See, I love all the 'authentic' Troma pictures, but even more than that, I love Kaufman's taste in film.
It's not like he's just putting out every low-budget monster movie he comes across. The man clearly has an eye for the original and outlandish. And, that's an apt description of 'Fatty Drives the Bus.'
Released in 1999, this is the only film directed and written by Mick Napier, best known for the short-lived Comedy Central program 'Exit 57,' which also featured a young Stephen Colbert and Amy Sedaris. And, it definitely has a lot in common with that gonzo, anything-goes mindset of early Comedy Central programming.
It also shares the awkward humor and public access TV strangeness that shows like 'Tim and Eric: Awesome Show, Great Job!' are known for. Basically, it's not only one of the funniest things Troma has released, but also probably one of the best indie comedies of the 90's.
Created by a Chicago theatre troupe, the film tells the story of Roger, a bus tour guide who is actually Satan. His goal is to take the souls of all the people on this particular bus tour before it crashes, killing them all. The only problem is that Jesus is also in Chicago for the week, and may try to thwart his plans. In fact, one of Satan's minions was going to cancel the bus trip, but Satan wanted to go right ahead anyways.
Sound a little silly? Well, it is...but it gets better. Most of the film consists of the oddball folks on the bus tour and their interactions. There's a depressed mother who hates her daughter and reminds her constantly, a couple of yokels from farm country, and a bizarre couple who barely leave their seats because they're afraid of the other passengers.
Throughout, there are plenty of strange one-liners and odd situations, and there's not a dull moment during the hour-twenty-two run time. Also, the whole thing is overseen by a demented narrator and his piano-playing sidekick.
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Longtime pastor celebrated for 20-year service
The Rev. Dr. Fred Andrea was expecting a routine worship service on Sunday morning at First Baptist Church on the corner of York Street and Richland Avenue. Instead, it turned out to be something very special.
Fellow members of First Baptist's staff and the congregation surprised the senior pastor with a 20th anniversary celebration of his leadership.
"I feel like Sergeant Schultz on (the television show) 'Hogan's Heroes;' I knew nothing," Andrea said.
Deacon Ronnie Rogers opened the service with a speech about Andrea. The anthem was a choral version of "Benedictus de Amor," which had been commissioned especially for Andrea's big day, said James Bennett, First Baptist's associate minister in music and worship. St. Catharine College's Teresa Tedder, who wrote the piano duet and then adapted it, traveled from Kentucky to be at the service.
Following Andrea's sermon, Gordon Eisenman gave the senior pastor and his wife, Barbara Morgan, an envelope that he said contained "a token of appreciation" from the congregation. A standing ovation followed.
Andrea and his wife remained at the front of the sanctuary afterward, accepting hugs and thanks from congregation members both young and old. The couple also got to take home the oakleaf hydrangeas that decorated the sanctuary.
"It was heartwarming and humbling and overwhelming and more than I can process at the moment," Andrea said. "There is a great expression of love that I certainly feel for the folks of this church and the community. To be on the receiving end of that is astonishing."
Andrea, 61, is a native of Greenville. He is a graduate of Spartanburg High School, Clemson University and The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he earned his Master of Divinity and Doctor of Philosophy degrees.
Prior to joining First Baptist's staff in Aiken, he served as the pastor of Rock Creek Baptist Church in Westport, Ind., Augusta Heights Baptist Church in Greenville and First Baptist Church in Savannah, Ga.
In addition, Andrea has held numerous prominent positions in the Aiken community over the years. He is a past president of the Rotary Club of Aiken and a past chair of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce. He was the Chamber of Commerce's Man of the Year in 2001.
Andrea said "the joy of deep, meaningful relationships with people in the church and the community" is the most satisfying aspect of his association with First Baptist. At one point, he was a member of the church's congregation before becoming a pastor.
Cathy Cole, who worked with Andrea when he was at Augusta Heights Baptist Church, is the chaplain at Aiken Regional Medical Centers and the chair of First Baptist's deacons.
"He is one of the most thoughtful, compassionate pastors that I have ever known," Cole said. "He's a very dedicated person who goes the extra mile to care for church folks and people in the community. He will call me if he knows someone in the community, as well as anyone in our church, that he feels might appreciate visits while they are in the hospital."
Cole added that Andrea has a "fabulous memory" and "always remembers everyone's name."
There's only one problem, according to Cole.
"Unfortunately, he's a Clemson fan," she said with a smile. "I'm a (University of) Georgia fan."
Bonnie Pattison, a member of First Baptist's congregation, also praised Andrea.
"He's always there; he's always available," she said. "He's a great leader, and he's a good friend. He and Barbara work so well together."
Morgan is a former South Carolina 2nd Judicial Circuit Solicitor. She is the executive producer and managing partner of Bellawood Productions.
Dede Biles is a general assignment reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since January 2013. A native of Concord, N.C., she graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.


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Games and Comunication
After the holidays, I am frequently reminded of how power games can affect communication. There is nothing quite like a game of Monopoly, or a good card game to help us form a group dialogue that can build relationships and a real sense of family. I am also aware that some games that people play do not come with a board, dice, or cards, and are not nearly so benign.
One communications tool that I have been using lately to observe and learn from is to watch the games that we play with one another in communication. My framework for this probably rests on my early experiences with Transactional Analysis. In Transactional Analysis (TA), one of the ways to talk about communication is the games that people play. It can get pretty detailed very quickly, but the basic texts I read (MANY years ago) were: Games People Play: The Basic Handbook of Transactional Analysis by Eric Berne and I'm OK-You're OK by Thomas A. Harris. This article is not a book report on those or written by an expert at all.
While there are many games, some of the ones that I have observed most recently include the fear game (not strictly speaking, a game by TA standards), the blame game, and "Now I've got you, you son of a bitch" (NIGYSOB). I lift them up because they seem to iterate or reinforce our meme that we are without power, and yet are focused on our power. I want to examine each of these individually and then explore some solutions.
One of the more frequent games in our modern world is the fear game. The fear game dynamic is like this, if I can get you to be afraid of something or someone, I can manipulate the outcome, getting you into doing what I want. The Terror, at the height of the French Revolution, was a perfect example of rule by fear. People were so afraid of execution and one another, that they avoided even the most rudimentary contact, and put one another into harms way. The witch trials in Salem are another example of fear being used for gain. Our fear of the American Indians and their lack of proper religion led us to nearly exterminate them. Fear can lead us quickly to a desire to eliminate the perceived cause, possibly even the person or group.
The question we ask as an observer is "who wins in that situation?" Once you ask the question, the answers come like a flood. When people were told they should be afraid of American Indians, the response was to move them away from the land they were on and work to educate them to be like us. Ultimately the response was just short of genocidal. Why? Was it becuase they looked different or did not speak English, or was it because they had something someone wanted? Using fear to manipulate people is a blunt and dangerous tool that we see used all the time.
The blame game arises out of the great misconception that someone is always responsible. We use the blame game to assign blame for things big and small. It's always someone else at fault. Did you find drugs in my system, it was the coach's fault. The impeachment of a president is always the fault of the party in power in Congress. We seldom admit that the world is much more complicated—we may all bear some responsibility. In Nazi Germany, terrible things were done, but it was always someone else's responsibility. In my own life, I am occasionally late for meetings and events, and though I know better, I seldom take responsibility and make a change in the micro-planning that leads to tardiness.
I was recently in a meeting where the blame game quickly got out of hand, with accusations and accountability being hurled as weapons. Each person ended up blaming the other for something that was bigger than the two of them. Those of us present later described it as a train wreck. We could see it coming. Wasn't there anything that we could do? Certainly doing nothing did not help.
The last game I want to talk about is "Now I've Got You, You SOB" (NIGYSOB). Have you ever found yourself in a situation that felt like a trap, or that seems like it happens all the time? Maybe you were hired for a job with a contract, and one small part went over cost. The next thing you knew, you're fighting a battle with your employer over it. The you are setting a trap for your boss, to show how they are bad. NIGYSOB. You use this to get out your anger at them, the world, etc. And it is cyclical. You can see the game in macro if you watch the world and see places where one side or the other in a conflict is always claiming victimhood. The ultimate purpose for this game, frankly, is death. To kill the one who hurt you. But people generally play it to their own level of comfort, so the "death" may be firing someone, or divorce, or cutting your parents off. The T.V. show Revenge has some great examples of NIGYSOB. But how do we get out of it?
What do we do? How can we avoid these and other games? The most critical part of dealing with games is first recognize that they are happening, and then to take the power out of them. We need to ask a simple question of ourselves: do I feel like the persecutor, the rescuer, or the victim? A yes answer to any of them tells us that we are still in the game. The roles we take in a game can change, but as we become more alert, we can chose to stop the game, whatever phase it is in. Seeing the games that people play can open you up to see your own agency in them. Once the scales fall from our eyes, we can begin to change what happens.
For example, fear runs on our fear energy. We can choose how we react. We are not agents without power. As part of it, we can stop it. We can refuse to engage our fear, or we can put tools in our hands to mitigate it. We can refuse to be afraid of people who are different, and strike out in a different path. In this way, we can be part of the solution. We need to face our fears openly, to understand that we can be manipulated by them, and choose not to let that happen.
In the blame game, we can accept that sometimes there are many people that are responsible, varying layers of responsibility, and sometimes bad things just happen. If I mess up a performance, I bear some responsibility for it. I can take action to apologize, but there may be more going on. Perhaps I was not properly rehearsed. Perhaps as a group we need to problem solve to prevent such future mishaps. If I am told the only way to get stronger is to take this little pill, don't I have some choices here? How much information have I collected?
In interpersonal communication, it is easier to stop the blame game when it is happening. Often when we go back to the blame game, we get sucked back into it. If we always blame the other for the situation that we are in, why are we surprised when it keeps repeating with different people? One group I know keeps cycling through directors every two years or so. Yet, it is always their fault, and seldom do we analize what we could do differently.
Many games depend on us not recognizing what is going on. Their invisibility and our lack of recognition of our part in the game keep it going. Yet that is actually good news. If we are not partly responsible for what is happening, then the other always has power over us and we have no power to effect change. However, if we are part of the game, we also have some hope that we can change what we do. We can claim our own power in the game and chose a different outcome.
For example, if it is always some other agency that is responsible for lack of weight loss or lack of health, then I have no real hope. I rely on the universe to make it happen. Dr. Chris Hammon talks a lot about how he is the author of his health. He talks about how he is in charge of his continuing to live with cancer. Instead of railing against God, the government, the medical establishment, or a spouse, we need to take the blame out and live with what is.
NIGYSOB is a classic maneuver that escalates minor disagreements into major ones, and major ones into catastrophe. We try to get back at people that we think have done us wrong. Whether or not they have, stepping back a moment, and observing whether we really want to go to this place might help us to diminish the tensions present in our communication wars. There are many other, better ways of expressing anger and hurt. And we can continue to ask ourselves whether we feel like persecutor, rescuer, or victim, thus identifying whether we have disengaged from the game.
These are just a few ways our interpersonal connections are fraying. To make the world a better place, we need to pay greater attention to our own interpersonal communication, and avoid buying into the games. The fact is that we ARE connected. When we act out of that place, we can move mountains. We can choose. We can either stay where we are, wondering how come twenty years from now things are the same, or we can start making those changes now.
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