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In responding to our live coverage of Ken Kutaragi's keynote at TGS earlier this morning, one Joystiq commenter wrote, "Gee, if this keynote was as boring being there as it was to read about, then Sony's in for a world of hurt."
We're here to tell you that it was worse. Way worse. You, dear reader, can dismiss the browser window containing that text with a click of your mouse, confident that nothing important was said. We, however, had to sit through the entire painful hour next to a European fellow who, if he ever owned any deodorant, had surely not used it in the last 48 hours.
During the keynote, the DS pictochat room that had fallen silent sprang to life as bored attendees decided to entertain themselves, since it was clear that Ken Kutaragi had no intention of doing so. After the keynote, we head the words "meltdown," "total disaster," and "trainwreck" bandied about the press room. This keynote was worse -- way worse -- than Sony's E3 showing.
To be fair, part of the issue is that the translators Sony hired for this event were simply unable to keep up with the technical nature of the talk. They stumbled on common terms like VoIP. They used a limited vocabulary that made Kutaragi sound like a repetitive rambler who hit the sauce something fierce prior to the speech. (Of course, we don't know whether Kutaragi had a three-martini breakfast prior to the keynote, but we're wishing we had snuck in a flask of something to help us through the hour.)
Here's what went wrong:
- Computer this, computer that. Unless the translators really messed up, Kutaragi never said the word console. He said the word "computer" many times, however. We're not sure why it's important to impress upon the audience the possibilities of computer technology, but we're pretty sure that the crowd assembled at TGS this morning wanted to learn something about the PS3's capabilities for games. Very little game content made its way into the speech.
- What's the point? Ken told us that the internet is cool, and it that opens all sorts of possibilities, and that the next 10 years will be more exciting than the last 10, but that's all he said. Why he felt the need to pound the audience with statements of the obvious really wasn't clear. The whole keynote felt like an elaborate joke setup for a punchline that was never delivered. We thought he might have been building to an announcement about the PlayStation 3's online capabilities, or about the PlayStation 3's multiplayer opportunities, or about downloadable content, microtransactions, what have you. Though these things were mentioned, nothing specific was said.
- Lack of visual aids. The gamer is a visual animal, requiring flashy, fast-moving stimuli to hold his interest. Sony failed to cater to the gamer. Besides a few short videos and a couple of ho-hum slides, the keynote was bereft of interesting imagery. For approximately 80% of the hour, the entire visual scene consisted of a Japanese man in a suit reading at a lectern. As one PictoChatter described it, "Zzzzzz."
- Afrika. When the lights dimmed at the end of the keynote for one final video, the audience leaned forward, hoping that we might finally be treated to some video footage for a hot game we'd never seen before. Instead, Sony played a trailer for their puzzling Afrika game. The game's pretty, but like the keynote it fails to make a point. Afrika is like a plasticine rendition of a nature show, without a gravel-voiced narrator to build drama and suspense ("The cheetah, who hasn't eaten in days, creeps up on a herd of gazelle. If he doesn't kill this time, he may be too weak to hunt again and may himself become prey for a nearby pack of hyenas.") The Afrika video, like the keynote itself, was anticlimactic and disappointing.
Though we're worried about the hit to our Karma balance that will result from sharing audio of this event, we're going to try to obtain a file of the entire keynote so that you can listen (and judge) for yourself.
[Update 1: changed "press conference" to "keynote" to satisfy commenters who insist that there's nothing wrong with being boring in a keynote. We say it's not ok. We also say that Iwata's keynote at TGS 2005 was much, much better.]
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According to a report recently published by UK-based digital agency Omobono and in conjunction with the Business Marketing Association (BMA), the top three priorities for effective B2B digital marketing – particularly in the US – includes strengthening thought leadership, deepening customer relationships and raising brand awareness.
The study, titled What Works Where USA, explores how B2B digital marketers are behaving and the effectiveness of their approach. In past studies, Omobono has focused on UK B2B behaviors and, by joining forces with BMA, "What Works Where USA,"Read More
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One of the key issues in transforming an enterprise into a digital business is actually a real battlefield. The leap to digital marketing is not only a technology problem or a debate on which framework needs to be used; it's also about leadership and vision.
According to Cap Gemini, most of the transformations require 2 to 5 years in order to be properly set up within big organizations. When we compare it with the short history of social media, it can seem a bit complicated to both invest in the right channels and also forecast the "next big thing". This really shakes marketers,Read More
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How Housing Matters Survey Finds American Attitudes Transformed by Housing Crisis, Changes in Lifestyle
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After decades of equating homeownership with the American Dream, post-housing crisis realism about the risks and rewards of owning a home have led to greater support for rental housing and a more balanced approach in national housing policy, according to a new survey of housing attitudes released today.
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Mr. Bellotte died Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012, at his residence.
Born Jan. 25, 1983, in Hall County, he was the son of Herbert Gregory and Shelby Jean Ward Bellotte of Cornelia.
Duran was formerly employed in the shipping department at Akzo Nobel and was of the Christian faith. He was a loving father, son, brother.
In addition to his parents, surviving are daughter, Olivia Jade Bellotte of Banks County; sister and brother-in-law, Ginger Michele and Rusty Grindle of Gainesville; and nieces, Sydney and Shelby Grindle.
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Cape Town - A boy miraculously came back to life - after being declared dead for half an hour.
The family of little Naasiek Whiting, eight, had given up all hope after he apparently drowned during a family day out at Boulders beach.
But despite having no pulse, a hero doctor somehow managed to revive him after spending more than 30 minutes battling to save his life.
The drama unfolded as Naasiek and his family, who are from Bridgetown, were enjoying a day out at the popular spot last Sunday.
Naasiek got separated from his parents after he went to have a closer look at the penguins on the beach.
When they saw him next, a doctor was standing over his lifeless body desperately trying to bring him back to life.
"I told my husband 'look there, someone has drowned' - not knowing it was my own child," Naasiek's mother Kashiefa , 30, said.
Doctor Mohammed Slamie, 42, was also enjoying a family day out at the beach when he noticed a child's body floating in a shallow water.
"I was enjoying the day at the beach with my two children and taking pictures of them," Dr Slamie said.
"My daughter ran in another direction and I ran after her - that's when I saw the penguins and I snapped pictures of them.
"In the same breath I saw a body floating in the water, right behind the penguins."
The quick-thinking doctor immediately kicked off his sandals and waded into the icy-cold water to drag Naasiek's body out.
Dr Slamie says Naasiek was "already dead in the water".
He added: "As I held his body in my arms, I could already feel he was dead. He was foaming at the mouth and I could not feel a pulse."
Dr Slamie immediately administered CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation) and battled for more than 30 minutes to bring Naasiek back to life.
"After doing CPR for almost 30 minutes, Alhamdulillah [Praise be to God], he coughed up water and there was a heart beat again, albeit very slow."
But just before paramedics arrived at the scene, Naasiek slipped into a coma. The boy's distraught mother thought there was no way back for her son.
"It was the biggest shock of my life - I never imagined it would happen to my own child," Kashiefa said.
Naasiek was rushed to the Red Cross Children's Hospital.
He woke from his coma the next day and was discharged from hospital on Friday.
Kashiefa says her little boy would be dead if it were not for the intervention of Dr Slamie. "That man saved my son," she said.
"He is a hero and I want to thank him and everyone else for their support."
Despite being medically dead for half an hour, Naasiek has not suffered any long-term damage.
"Naasiek has recovered fully and is doing very well now - he doesn't even have a single bruise or effect from the accident," Kashiefa added.
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Lindsey Allen wakes up as the sun is rising to the crow of a rooster perched on a nearby fence. But she's not waking up in the comfort of her dorm room. She's nearly 8,000 miles away from Coker College in Muhuru Bay, Kenya.
This is not the junior history major's first time out of the United States. Allen toured Germany and Poland last summer with a group of Coker students led by Associate Professor of History Kevin Kenyon. Her experiences abroad perfectly complemented the learning taking place in her classes at Coker. In fact, a key component of the tour was visiting Holocaust sites, which would prove invaluable as she returned to Coker to begin working on her senior thesis.
"After Lindsey took my senior-level course on the Holocaust as a freshman, I knew she would choose a related topic for her thesis," said Kenyon. "There is no doubt in my mind that our study abroad trip to Germany and Poland allowed Lindsey to renew and deepen her interest in the subject. I believe visiting the actual sites of the Holocaust will help her complete a very fulfilling intellectual journey."
But her trip to Africa was centered on a different objective. Allen traveled halfway around the world in order to participate in a major service project as part of Coker's Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) team. With help from members of Maseno University's SIFE team, Coker SIFE planned to build a library to improve educational opportunities for the people of Muhuru Bay.
It didn't take long after arriving in Kenya for Allen to understand the importance of the work they were about to do. Everywhere the group traveled, they found it impossible to ignore the stark contrast between their lives back home and the lives of the people of Muhuru Bay.
"I feel so humbled because I've seen how they live with so little but are so incredibly comfortable with their lives," said Allen, "They focus on the little things in life while we sometimes get so distracted by things that aren't really important."
The local children especially touched Allen's heart. It became immediately clear to her that building this library could offer the children a chance for a better life that wouldn't be possible without access to more educational resources. She had the opportunity to be part of something so much bigger than herself that would touch the lives of countless people.
"They were so happy to follow us around and just wanted to hold our hands, and at one point I had five kids holding each of my hands," she recalled. "I'll never forget the children we met there."
And Allen wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty. She and the other SIFE members provided much of the labor necessary to complete the library such as tearing down concrete, removing rock debris, painting and spackling. The payoff was worth the hard work. At the grand opening of the library, the group performed a ribbon-cutting ceremony in front of a packed house. It was evident by the excitement of the crowd that the project had already had a remarkable impact on the community.
"My biggest hope is that they will take full advantage of the library and all the resources they have at their fingertips," said Allen. "In those books they'll find there is much more out there that just what's in Muhuru Bay."
And in that moment, Allen reflected on the many ways the people of Muhuru Bay had transformed her life in return. The seasoned traveler had once again been prompted to reevaluate her assumptions about others and the world. Admittedly, the first day or two in Africa had proved to be quite a culture shock, but she is grateful for the experience. But even before she trekked across the globe, she made an important decision to start her first journey away from the life she knew, and it would change her life forever.
In some ways, choosing to attend Coker College represented the Westerly, R.I., native's first study away experience. For Allen, moving down south meant taking a step outside of her comfort zone and exploring ways of life different from her own. That first step away from home ended up taking her around the world.
"I think studying abroad or away from home is something everyone should try," said Allen. "When you're taken out of your element you learn to adapt, and you discover so much about yourself. I would do it all over again."
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Should American institutions hold onto dubiously acquired artifacts, even when their countries of origin ask for them back?
|Ka Nefer-Nefer mask, St. Louis Art Museum, courtesy of The Atlantic
According to an article written in yesterday's Atlantic, the Ka Nefer-Nefer at the St. Louis Art Museum has now become a controversial centerpiece in the long-standing debate about rightful ownership and provenance of antiquities. As Malcolm Gay, Atlantic correspondent writes:
"In certain respects, the tale of the Ka-Nefer-Nefer follows a familiar script: like many disputed antiquities, the Egyptian funerary mask was unearthed last century and quickly vanished, spending nearly 50 years in obscurity before resurfacing on the European art market in the late 1990s. The St. Louis Art Museum soon bought the mask -- an elaborately tooled cartonnage of blended gold, glass and linen. It has since become the centerpiece in a bitter ownership dispute between the museum, which claims clear title, and Egypt, which charges the mask was plundered from a government storeroom.
But this story went decidedly off-script last year after U.S. officials, acting on Egypt's behalf, entered the fray. The feds informed museum leaders that they believed the mask was stolen, and they intended to use the courts to seize the artifact and return it to Egypt. But where some museums might have simply handed over the goods, St. Louis went on the attack, filing its own a pre-emptive lawsuit that claimed the statute of limitations had expired -- an aggressive challenge from an institution that has repeatedly defied calls to release its grip on this pricey piece of loot."
The story becomes more complicated when we reach its conclusion: "Now comes U.S. District Judge Henry E. Autrey, who on March 31 handed museum leaders a legal victory, and a moral challenge, when he dismissed the government's forfeiture claim, finding it "devoid of any facts showing that the Mask was 'missing' because it was stolen and then smuggled out of the country." (Underline and bold in the original)."
And thus the ethical controversy. Because, as Gay points out, like so many of antiquities, "Viewed in another light, this is a market whose emphasis on the hard-to-find means that plunder is often whitewashed, making it all but indistinguishable from the legitimate market.... Of course, with their legal victory in hand, museum leaders have little incentive to wrestle with this more delicate question. And that's a shame, because to persevere in this litigious and outmoded view of antiquities collecting throws the St. Louis museum out of step not only with its fellow institutions, many of which have negotiated beneficial settlements for similar claims, but also with the American Association of Museums -- which counts the St. Louis institution as a member, and whose updated acquisition guidelines direct members to scrutinize their ancient art collections when "provenance is incomplete or uncertain."
Given the dueling narratives now in the public realm, the Ka-Nefer-Nefer's provenance has never been more uncertain."
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