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Presider: Jami Miscik, President, Kissinger Associates, Inc.; Member, Board of Directors, Council on Foreign Relations
September 25, 2013
Hoshyar Zebari, minister of foreign affairs for Iraq, discusses the current situation in Iraq, regional relations, and Iraq's role in the international community.
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angstLine breaks: angst
Pronunciation: /aŋst /
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1A feeling of deep anxiety or dread, typically an unfocused one about the human condition or the state of the world in general: the existential angst of the middle classes rock and pop have a tradition of celebrating adolescent angst
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anxiety, fear, dread, apprehension, worry, perturbation, foreboding, trepidation, malaise, distress, disquiet, disquietude, unease, uneasiness
rare inquietude
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1920s: from German, 'fear'.
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TranscriptQuestion: What are the facts actually telling us about global warming?
Bjørn Lomborg: Global warming is real, it's man-made, it is a problem that we need to fix. But just like we shouldn't say it's not happening, we shouldn't over and say it's going to be the end of the world. Global warming is going to be a problem. We estimate it's going to cost about half a percentage point of the GDP of the 21st century. That's substantial, but not the end of the world.
Question: How much do we need to invest in R&D for sustainability?
Bjørn Lomborg: We asked some of the world's top climate economists what are the best ways to fix climate? They told us the best long-term way is by dramatically increasing investment in research and development of green energy. They said spend $100 billion or about 0.2% of global GDP, every year. That's about 50 times than what the world spends today.
Question: What should be our top priorities when it comes to sustainability?
Bjørn Lomborg: It's a great question, because businesses only have a limited amount of money to spend and they have to ask very clearly, "What is it we can do to attain sustainability?" Very often we go for grand gestures and stuff that looks good in the press, but in reality, we have to ask ourselves "Where do we help humans? Where do we help the future the most?" Look, for instance, if you spend your money on cutting back carbon emissions, the typical cost is at least a couple of dollars and very likely, $20 or even $100 per ton of CO2 saved. That means you very easily end up doing less good with the money you spent. Had you spent the same amount of money on some of the things where you could do immense amounts of good—for instance, clean drinking water, or sanitation, or basic health care—you can do 10 to 20 to 40 times as much good as the money you spent.
So, spend it where your business says you can do extra good. Coca Cola, for instance, is focusing on spending it on clean drinking water. That makes great sense. Of course the choices for us are very nuanced and very complex, and we'd love to do it all. But we don't. We don't actually fix all problems in the world. And so we got to ask ourselves, how do we want to be remembered? Spending it well—that is doing the most good we could with the money we spent—or just doing some good? I would hope that we want to do the most good possible. That includes asking, "How much do you get back if you invest in the HIV/AIDS? How much do you get if you invest it in micro-nutrient deficiencies? And how much do you get if you cut a ton of carbon emissions? "
If we can do much more good by spending it on some of the less interesting, more mundane, but ultimately much more beneficial areas, don't we have a moral responsibility to do so?
Question: How did you arrive at your cost/benefit analysis for sustainability?
Bjørn Lomborg: We asked some of the world's top economists to cross all different areas. Asked them to identify what are the biggest problems for the world and what are the best solutions to those problems? But not only that, also tell us how much does it cost and how much good does it do?
Now, if you say, it's going to cost a billion, but it'll actually do $20 billion worth of social good. The benefit/cost ration is 1 to 20; for every dollar spent, you do $20 worth of good. That's a great investment. And it makes it very easy for us to understand how we're spending the money to do that most good. So, these are estimates from some of the world's top economists across the board, and they will help us make decisions on how to spend our money in the best possible way.
Question: How important are political will and consensus?
Bjørn Lomborg: Cold economic facts don't change the world by themselves, we need political will. But I'm hoping the cold economic facts can inform that political decision so we don't just make the easy, feel good, politically correct decisions, but we actually focus on the things were we can do immense amounts of good first.


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Five Ways to Manage Your Time Better
Life can get pretty hectic – especially for those who are trying to balance school with other responsibilities, such as a job or family. While sometimes it may seem like there aren't enough hours in the day to go to school, work, clean the house, pay the bills, eat, sleep and to still have time to take a moment to relax, these five tips will help you use the time that you do have to your advantage!
- Make lists
Physically write down the items on your to-do lists. Many of us think that we can successfully remember the 18 things we need to accomplish between waking up and going to sleep, but we really can't – not without having to waste time mentally digging through your list, at least. Take a second and write everything down. It'll help you prioritize and tackle your most important tasks first.
- Start your day with a plan
It's so easy to just wake up and go with the flow. It's relaxing, too. But when we do that, we set ourselves up to be unproductive. Instead, take a few minutes before going to bed or just after you wake up to decide both what needs to get accomplished and what you'd like to accomplish. Go as far as to assign a certain amount of time to each task so you can stay on track. If this sounds like a quick ticket toward a mental headache, so go back to tip number 1 and write out a list that you can reference.
- Use a calendar
A calendar is a useful tool to go along with your to-do lists. Along with creating a visual, a calendar also helps you set deadlines for yourself. When you write something or type it out in your calendar, you're more likely to follow through with the task since it has a set end date. You may as well get used to time binding now. Your future employer is going to expect you to hold this important skill.
- Get enough sleep
A lack of sleep can hinder your brain power and, in turn, slow you down. Have you ever pulled an all-night? Or tried to, at least? The next day is never very fun, is it? When you regularly aren't getting the amount of sleep your body needs, your efficiency level drops considerably. You'll be amazed at how much more productive you can be when you wake up feeling refreshed.
- Study effectively
Jones students: it doesn't matter if you are working toward your degree in Elementary Education or Computer Information Systems. Studying effectively and efficiently will help you save time. Rid yourself of distractions and set up a quiet space. It will take you much longer to fully understand the material you are trying to learn if the TV is on, or if you're checking Facebook every five minutes. Separate yourself from these distractions, and use them as a personal reward for when you finish your work!


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Those crazy guys over at McDonald's are always coming up with new, questionable ways to clog our arteries (ahem, McRib). Usually things make their way from the coasts out here to the heartland, but this time, we got it first. McDonald's is testing its new "Shakin' Flavor Fries" in St. Louis and nort ... More >>
Usually McDonald's (multiple locations) brings its popular seasonal McRib sandwich back to menus across America in the fall. However, in September, Advertising Age leaked a memo from the McDonald's Operators National Advertising Fund stating the sandwich won't hit menus till December to boost end-of ... More >>
It has been an eventful few weeks for pizza gimmicks. First, Gut Check reported that Pizza Hut UK had introduced a hot dog stuffed crust pizza. This week, two pizza-related events have clocked on our radar: cheesy bites pizza at Pizza Hut US (USA! USA! USA!) and Pizza Hut Middle East debuting cheese ... More >>
Wikimedia CommonsMcRib judgement got you down? Disguise it! It's the most wonderful time of the year - McRib season! But not everyone's thrilled with the pressed pork patty's annual appearance. The Humane Society of the United States has filed a complaint against pork giant Smithfield Foods, ... More >>
burgerbusiness.comMcDonald's brings the U.S.A. to the UK. Because mediocre fast-food burgers aren't nearly American enough, UK McDonald's restaurants are in the midst of their annual Great Tastes of America promotion. Each week for five weeks, McDonald's outposts in England and Ireland featur ... More >>
Image viaThis week, a letter signed by some 550 health professionals appeared in several major newspapers, urging McDonald's to drop Ronald McDonald as its mascot.McDonald's response? Hell, no.Still, like any successful Fortune 500 company, McDonald's has a contingency plan should circumstances f ... More >>
Alllllllrighty, folks! The theme of this post: These foods shouldn't exist.Creators of the following high-calorie, mixed-metaphor monstrosities flew a little too close to the sun (remember what happened to Prometheus?), and yet their charred and grease-soaked bastard children of Fast Food Nat ... More >>
On last night's episode of The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert tackled the unlikely intersection of the two biggest news stories of next week: Election Day and the return of the McRib sandwich to every single McDonald's in America.The Colbert ReportMon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30cThe McRib Is Backwww.co ... More >>
http://kleincast.com/maps/mcribNext month, McDonald's will bring back its infamous McRib sandwich -- which, as you likely know, is made not from actual pork ribs but from pork pressed into the shape of a rib -- at every one of its U.S. locations. Today, the Wall Street Journal looks inside the st ... More >>
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The first officer (FO) was on the controls, and had completed the VOR-DME approach, which had been notamed 'out of service' at the time of the accident. A witness observed the airplane in a high flare above the runway threshold, watched it drop vertically, landing hard on the main landing gear, bounce and bank to the left. The left wing struck the runway, the airplane veered to the left, and departed the runway. The Digital Flight Data Recorder (DFDR) Study showed that while on approach, the airplane rolled approximately 20 degrees to the right. During this roll 'it appears that full power was applied to the engines.' The right engine reached full power about '2 seconds' before the left engine, and this occurrence was immediately followed by a 38 degree roll to the left and then a three-plus 'g' spike in the vertical acceleration when the wings became level again. According to the captain's statement, he took control of the airplane after it yawed from right to left. The flight initially touched down at 584 feet from the end of Runway 14, the left wing tip touched the pavement three separate times before the aircraft departed the runway at a 40 degree angle, traveling through rough terrain and coming to rest approximately 1148 feet from the point where it exited the runway. The FO's date of hire was 1/9/96, and this was her first line trip with the airline.
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More time to sign up for health care
WTOP's Justin Mitchell reports.
Justin Mitchell, WTOP.com
WASHINGTON -- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's official signup deadline may have come and gone, but several more deadlines are coming this week, covering the many exceptions and fixes after the law's troubled roll-out.
For Maryland residents who signed up for health care before the end of March, the first payment is due Tuesday. If you haven't received a bill, the Maryland Health Connection website recommends you call your insurance company.
If you started your Maryland application before the end of March, you have until Friday to finish up. Enrollment assistance is still available.
Virginians have to use the federal exchange. If you started your application before March 31, you have until Tuesday to finish it for coverage starting May 1.
If you think you can qualify for Medicaid, though, there's no deadline for that.
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Review: Sony Xperia Z
How it must gall Sony to find that along with the likes of HTC, ZTE and LG it is now firmly in the second division of Android phone makers, floundering in the spume and wake of the global sales monster that is Samsung. Sony Xperia Z Xperia Z: a bit of a slab Personally I blame a ludicrously complex model portfolio as much as …
Should be nice and hackable...
It look like this will be a very good choice for those of us who like to root their phones...
Sony (yes, Sony!) are actually pretty good to the Android community, making it easy to get into and hack the phones, and supplying lots of good information. Unlike certain others, including Samsung who are really missing a trick.
Having a Qualcomm CPU goes along with that, Qualcomm are also very pro-hacking, whereas the International version of the S3 has an Exynos CPU which is not well documented.
After Sonys chequered (solid black?) past in these things it's very good to see them being more open.
Re: Should be nice and hackable...
This surprises me, after all the playstation related nonsense (and lawsuits!)
I've not had any problems hacking my samsung kit, mind, so I'm not sure what your gripe with exynos is.
Re: Should be nice and hackable...
My non-techie friend who has a Z rooted it on day one with no problems at all. He's a little annoyed that he stuck with Apple for so long.
I just got an Xperia P and - like with my last Sony - unlocking the bootloader was a matter of moments, all nice and official, no shifty hacks needed. Sony's instructions are clear and understandable even if you're not a software nerd like I am. Fresh kernel, nice clean ROM - sorted. Easy as pie.
For some reason lots of people seem not to like them but in all my years owning Sony/Ericsson phones (first was an Ericsson t28) I've only ever had one I didn't like. That was the S60-running Satio, which was pretty dire although did have it's plus points.
Re: Should be nice and hackable...
Sony are not really that good for hacking either they use the qualcomm in secure mode that makes it much easier to brick and if you unlock the bootloader the official way then you cannot use Sony's tool to resurrect the device. Updating the radio's is much more painful than it should be. (It was as if they deliberately made it as easy as possible to break things once the bootloader was unlocked thinking people will have to pay use to do a hwconfig. In reality the money goes to Setool creators and users). It is much safer to do a testpoint unlock as it doesn't break your recovery methods.
I would say Samsung are more pro hacking
Qualcomm are not pro hacking at all QAEP is available (But the really useful bits are not available except to licensees) but it was them who wouldn't let the binaries for the CDMA devices be distributed by Google. There is still lots of closed binaries the only reason it is easier to hack Qualcomm is there is more devices so you are more likely to be able to find a suitable closed library or binary.
ZTE (And to a lesser extent Huawei) devices are much easier to hack than Sony - ZTE gives you fastboot a full diag mode / TPT and the qualcomm is in the most permissive state so it is almost impossible to brick no matter what you mess with. (You can even TPT a broken bootloader with and it has an extra copy).
(I don't like Sony as a company no other company I know treats their customers with such contempt and tries every trick in the book to not issue warranty replacements or all the other well publicised stuff they have done (Not updating the Xperia Play to ICS / OtherOS Removal / Rootkits.). I dunno what they are I used to think they were a reasonably decent Japanese company but I think the only one left that is good is Panasonic.
(I read an article in an engineering magazine about engineering headphones to fail after 18 months. Monster and Sony were part of the for camp and even provided information on the methods. Panasonic said we would never do that it is wrong. (My current Panasonic (Technics) headphones needs a new lead but they are 10 years old and you can actually buy the part.)
Kind of sad Panasonic again left the international mobile market. (I think it is more likely only the Japanese have any taste in what is good.)
Re: Should be nice and hackable...
Have to agree with the anti Sony sentiment, a once mighty player in audio quality brought low by underhanded practices. £500 for a phone they will support for less time than a Ferengi 2nd hand shuttle dealer's warranty.
I remember a mate buying a Sony Ericsson phone and taking it back to the shop 3 days later,
"It takes shite photos!"
"Yes sir, they all do that." said the salesmen. No refund, no replacement, no repeat business.
The 18 month headphone lifespan is particularly shameless, much like the Skullcandy models made out of candyfloss and Dr Dre Beats cans that cost £189 but sound worse than a pair of £40 Sennheiser PX 100 you could buy for as little as £20 from a HMV store if you were quick....
2 Headphone manufacturers stand out for their customer service, Koss give a lifetime warranty on some of their models and Grados Labs offer to repair any of their models for a fixed fee whatever the damage. My Grado SR60i phones are $25 to fix and sound like aural sex.
Sony who? I remember you, in the 70s and 80 when you were good to know.
Paris, expensive, reasonably waterproof, but ultimately unreliable too I suspect.
Re: Should be nice and hackable...
Android though. That OS just sucks so much.
Re: Should be nice and hackable...
Samsung have generally not been all that helpful to the community, except for specific PR friendly moments making promises that then turn out not to be fulfilled.
It's got to the point where, for instance, the primary maintainers of things like Cyanogenmod have abandoned Samsung devices altogether: http://codeworkx.de/wordpress
I have an i9300 (International S3) myself and run Slimbean on it which works pretty well, but there isn't a stable CyanogenMod 10 (Jellybean) release for it and it doesn't look like there ever will be.
watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
But why for the love of God would you not use headphones?
Just ban built-in speakers on mobile phones, for the benefit of the rest of us (on a serious note would that save much weight/volume?)
Re: watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
I'm absolutely with you on wanting to bash sodcasters about the noggin, but I do regularly use the speaker on my phone when I am out of earshot of other people. Not for music, but for spoken-word podcasts it's fine.
Re: watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
I've sat and thought quite hard and I'm struggling to figure out how a phone can ring, or play some fancy ring tune or MP3 or whatever to alert you to the fact you have a call/text/alarm/etc without the use of a built in speaker, unless you have the volume really loud or plug it into an external speaker.......
Re: watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
I agree with the comments here. I have never used the loud speaker for any length of time to watch a video. Just for showing a youtube clip to the wife so not really bothered about that.
Also - Why should I care that the screen doesn't so good when looked at from the wrong angle? I always watch videos with the device (usually a Nexus 7) pointed roughly at me. And the fact that the colours aren't all over saturated like on the Samsung phones also isn't a minus point.
I also agree with the point someone made about good support for custom ROMs due to Sony being good with open source stuff.
I'd be tempted by this phone if I could afford £500 but with a Nexus 4 available for £280, I'll have to stick with the cheaper option.
Re: watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
>I've sat and thought quite hard and I'm struggling to figure out how a phone can ring,... alert ... etc without the use of a built in speaker
Not sure why you're thinking about that mate - nobody is saying a phone shouldn't have a loud speaker. The reviewer complained it was raucous at high volumes which is fine for alerts. You'd want it to be raucous for alerts if you have it turned up high - that's the point! I'm guessing the reviewer is saying the sound quality isn't so good at high volumes which I don't think is much of an issue myself.
Speaker phone can be handy mind.
Re: watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
@Miffo "Not sure why you're thinking about that mate -nobody is saying a phone shouldn't have a loud speaker." Er, JDX, did say just that, I think it was to him that David Webb was responding.
Re: watching video is surely one of the reasons you'd buy an Xperia Z
Yes I did rather glibly suggest removing speaker entirely and no I didn't think about the phone ringer :)
However let me modify... what if the only speaker was a crappy one used for alert tones only.
Get back to basics
Actually If I bought it, I'd buy it because its a phone.
Am I the only person here who has noticed how all the phone reviews go on about this feature and that feature yet no longer say how good it is as a phone!
First and foremost it is meant to be a phone so I want to know I'd it holds a signal, how clear the speakers are etc etc.
Maybe the reviewers need to get back to basics?
Micro USB connector still on the side. Have they learned nothing?
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"Am I the only person here who has noticed how all the phone reviews go on about this feature and that feature yet no longer say how good it is as a phone!"
In a minority, certainly. A lot of people don't actually like the noisy, intrusive attention-demanding nature of voice calls, when emails/texts/whatever social network bollocks is nicely asynchronous. Not having to drop everything you're doing to answer a voice call is progress.
I am usually quite shocked when my phone actually rings rather than bingles with a message, and people generally get the hint that there are other forms of communication with minimal fuss.
Plus, it's not exactly hard to make a phone that manages adequate voice calls. I can't remember the last time that I had a mobile that failed here. It's unremarkable for the phone to work for voice. I'd expect the reviewer to mention very clearly if it sucked for voice (dodgy antenna, poor earpiece/mic), of course. However, crapping on about the fact that it makes decent voice calls is a bit... 1990s.
Maybe if you don't want to read about smartphone features, you should stop reading smartphone reviews? Just a thought.
Re: Noooooooo!
>Micro USB connector still on the side. Have they learned nothing?
er... that it 'does a Backberry' and acts a horizontal alarm clock?
Re: Noooooooo!
My Xperia P works very well for voice calls, and I've heard good things about other Xperia handsets... Don't know what the Z is like.
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As much as I'd love to see Sony pump out some beaut phones, their flagships seem to always be almost-but-not-quite as good as the competition. They've come to be the phone that people have in their top four but knock it out of the running first.
Plus the features seem haphazard - a special camera mode, waterproof, custom menu - their phones just appear...lost.
And I share the author's lament of the absence of xenon flash on the Xperia (and, to be fair, every handset out there from every manufacturer). My 3.2Mp Sony Ericsson K800i which I have sitting in a desk drawer somewhere still manages to put new "flagship" handsets to shame in nighttime flash shooting, thanks to the Xenon flash - sure, it takes up valuable internal room, and probably drinks battery, but If Sony were looking for a way to *truly* differentiate their phones (and add value to the "cybershot" brand) that would be the way to do it IMO.
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Curious... Esskay appears to be a sensible human being, so it must just be a matter of taste and individual user needs: I'd personally consider waterproofing to be a better feature than a xenon flash.
The sensible way to implement better flash on phones would be to make the flash a separate unit, remotely triggered by the phone camera - not only would a xenon flash be available to all those who want it, but it would also be more flattering to the subjects by reducing the 'albino rabbit in headlights' look.
Right, I'm off to see if there is anything approaching an Android feature request list ...
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On the contrary, I've always gone for the Sony/SonyEricsson alternative to "king of the hill", as they are generally much nicer to use. Their overlays avoid all the bloat and rubbish of Sense / TouchWiz, and recently their enhancements have been just that - enhancements. I use my phone as a music player a lot, and I must say the Walkman player on my Xperia S is an absolute joy. Slick, powerful, and sounds great. It makes the iPod on my works iPhone look decidedly old fashioned. The photo album and video gallery are similarly well put together, and have really come on leaps and bounds since Sony took over from SE.
Unless you simply must have the last 0.001 % of performance available or insist on having a day-glo AMOLED screen that turns everything green, the Xperias make a hell of a lot of sense at the moment.
Xenon Flash
I agree I'd much rather have this feature, it's something really missing IMO.
I've never dropped a phone down the toilet or into a bucket of water so that feature is neither here nor there for me.
I wonder how long those flaps will stay attached anyway, considering most would be getting this on a 2 year contract.
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The point is of course, is you don't NEED Xenon flash on Xperia phones, the low-light performance of the EXmor RS sensor is so much better than any other phone out there.
I just wish these things were reviewed by people that know what they are talking about, rather than reading form the spec sheet and filling in the blanks with made up stuff.
The Xperia Z easily has the best camera of any smartphone on the market today, anyone that suggests otherwise has been either tainted by the Sony-hate that's been spewing out of redmond for the last couple of years, or didn't bother actually testing it out.
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I'd check out side by side photo comparisons before agreeing with AC... there have been a few reviews that suggest the camera isn't as great as the specs suggest, but maybe the reviewer missed a trick. Who knows.
That said, I'd agree with AC in that I try avoid flash in most circumstances, and that if I have to use it I try to bounce it or diffuse it somehow.
Hmm, just found some photos taken on my Xperia P on Friday night in a dark pub... the images are grainy, but recognisable - the camera seems to have made the most of its limited capabilities.
I miss my xenon
I had a satio cybershot, and then fell for the ol' exmor R is much more sensitive in low light hype and got myself an Xperia S. Yes, it is more sensitive and can take pictures in low light, but the overall quality is much less appealing that the satio cybershot, which I still pull out of retirement for gigs/concerts (or at least I did until i decided to just give up on camera phones and buy a real camera). so yes YOU DO NEED A XENON (or at least I do). I like Sony products, but please PLEASE PLEASE can I have a xenon flash black??!
I won't be bothering with the xperia Z as my xperia S still does me proud, but I may be adding a tablet Z to my shipping list.
@Dave 126
Undoubtedly, it's a case of horses for courses - waterproofing is high up on some people's lists, with good reason - it comes down to how we use our phones. But after having Xenon flash on a phone 5 or so years ago, going back to LED is kind of annoying (athough I'll admit the torch feature of the LED is valuable in it's own right).
A seperate flash unit would be great, but then it's another thing to carry around. Still, it's a good way to deliver it to people who want it :)
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Totally with you on the K800i - on of the best pocket cameras I've ever had. It would surf passably and even make calls. Android smartphones make much better pocket computers but do not impress as cameras. Luckily they can still make calls.
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Completely agree on the Xenon flash - it would certainly raise up any phone on my possible purchases list if it had a decent sensor and a proper flash.
There's also no reason why it couldn't cope well with redeye etc - there's no reason for it to be mounted next to the sensor - smartphones are all 10cm+ long, so the flash could be mounted at the opposite end to the sensor.
I don't like the idea of a separate flash unit though - the whole point behind having good cameras on smartphones is to enable you to capture those moments when you weren't expecting something; when you don't have your proper camera with you for example. At those times you probably don't want to be bumbling through your pocket, switching on your FlashPod (TM), waiting for it to link to your phone by BlueTooth, firing up the third party camera app that uses it, before finally being ready to capture that moment that passed 30 seconds before.
Why is it £500?
You wouldn't expect to pay anything like that for a similar spec tablet. Why does the price shoot up when the telephony module goes in.
Re: Why is it £500?
Probably because that telephone module puts the device into a different classification which then means your device needs more testing?
If you screw up your wifi router that's no big deal, if you screw up a 3G cell then lots of people will be pissed off.
Re: Why is it £500?
More components (e.g. either individual or combined 2G, 3G and LTE radio).
Smaller case requiring more compact hardware designs that don't overheat, requiring more prototyping.
As already said, more testing (both software, baseband, firmware and hardware).
More certification.
Many more licenses for intellectual property.
That said, does it add up to a £300 price differential over a Nexus 7?
Re: Why is it £500?
The whole thing falls down as long as the Nexus 4 exists. It seems like everyone just wants to charge a lot SIM Free BECAUSE they can.
Off the top of my head..
Challenge accepted:
Last year: The U (cheap), the P (less Cheap), S (higher end), T (big screen), TX (big screen, swappable battery), Go (like the U but waterproof), this year the Z. I may have missed a few, though.
Sorry, I only know this cos I've been searching the web for when Jelly Bean wobbles towards my handset (end of this month, apparently... )
After so many many SE phones...
... starting with the then brilliant K750i through the K800/K850i and the (frankly best all-round phone ever) W995i right up until the current Xperia Mini pro, there is just nothing in Sony's line-up to entice me.
Touchslab phones are the norm now. Where's the innovation?
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>Touchslab phones are the norm now. Where's the innovation?
That's a charge that has been levelled at all the phone makers... you could read Sony's inclusion of waterproofing as an acceptance of this, that phones have matured and should be refined to be durable. I mean, the only wristwatches that aren't waterproof these days seem to be ludicrously expensive status symbols.
I note that Sony's tablet is waterproof, as well. Only on Sunday I went to a cafe, and the lass behind the counter had an iPad on a cook-book stand, wrapped in clingfilm. I don't know if she was using it for recipes, stock control or simply playing music... but it seems there is a demand in the real world for something that doesn't mind a bit of gunk.
Re: After so many many SE phones...
The innovation was last seen when they buried the R800 (Xperia Play) in a shallow grave...
Though I'm not convinced having around 14 unremovable apk's supporting FaceBook is innovation worth having ;)
Re: After so many many SE phones...
Which "ludicrously expensive" status symbol watch is not waterproof?
I have several "ludicrously expensive" watches (think annual salary as the price), and it very definitely says 60M and 120M in the manual. I am seriously curious.
You're missing a zero or two at the end of your price!
Check out the Harry Winston Opus series, for example. I'm pretty sure the Opus V and 12 aren't waterproof.
Re: @AC 13:21
Yeah, I was thinking of the watches with complications that are sold for prices akin to a new Rolls Royce or Bugatti.... y'know, the kind that are favoured by Russian politicians:
" Take the Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Vladimir Resin. His DeWitt La Pressy Grande Complication is worth a whopping $1.03 million. The head of Russia's state bank VTB rocks a $240,800 Patek Philippe. The CEO of the state's gas monopoly, Gazprom, sports a $112,100 Breguet. The brutal leader of Chechnya's Bovet goes for around $300,000. President Dmitry Medvedev's $32,200 Breguet seems almost modest. And the list goes on."
An extremely waterproof Rolex Submariner? Tch, a 'mere' £5000.
Putin's wristwatch collection is estimated to be worth six times his annual salary.
Re: After so many many SE phones...
Waterproofing may not be an innovation, but nobody else is doing high end waterproof phones right now. After getting caught in an unexpected rain shower which caused my Nokia N8 to die there's no way I'd buy a non-waterproof phone again.
I currently have a Sony Xperia V (waterproof version of the Xperia T) which is a great phone, but unfortunately its camera is hugely inferior to the N8 camera (better colour reproduction in low light, less general colour noise, dedicated camera button with half-press for focus, reasonably powerful xenon flash). From what I've read, the Xperia Z has a better camera than the V (exmor RS rather than R), but not spectacularly so.
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>but nobody else is doing high end waterproof phones right now.
Well, there was that recent Reg article that suggested that a waterproofing process is applied to quite a few handsets, to reduce returns. However, it isn't usually advertised, as the first thing some people do is to 'test' it by deliberately dunking it it water.
I remember being in school and playing baseball in a classroom using a tack hammer as a bat and a Casio G-Shock as a ball. No harm done. A few years later I deliberately dropped another G-Shock from a first-floor window onto concrete, and having to get it fixed on warranty (which was honoured, but the parts took an age to come from Japan).
Re: After so many many SE phones...
Yes, they need to bring out the Xperia Pro II with QWERTY slider. Auto"correct" on touch-only keyboards is driving me nuts!
However, I do find much of this review overly negative and subjective. E.g. (one out of many) I don't find the Sony software skin "dated" at all, and much prefer it to Google's efforts. (much of the ideas for which were taken from the Sony skin in the first place).
Re: "nobody else is doing high end waterproof phones right now"
Sony certainly do high end pricing however I don't believe they do real high end devices. More halfway between mid and high range with a hefty Sony branding tax.
They're firmly down in 5th place because few believe the Sony brand justifies a 10-20% premium.
Re: @AC 13:21
I didn't check them, but I know the DeWitt La Pressy Grande is waterproof. I would imagine some of the others are too, but too lazy to check.
Re: After so many many SE phones...
Xperia Pro is a great device. Agreed that this needs a refresh.
Complex Model Portfolio
"Personally I blame a ludicrously complex model portfolio as much as lacklustre hardware. Can anyone list the current crop of Xperia handsets off the top of their head? No? Thought not. "
I completely agree, yet it doesn't seem to have hurt Samsung too much - there's a bewildering array of "Galaxy" models out there. Similar situation with HTC, who have even gone as far as repeating model names (*cough* One *cough*) in their recent lineup.
Why none of the major Android OEMs have stuck to a simple naming strategy I have no idea.
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Hepay, 1260.
This township has an area of 1,464 acres, (fn. 1) and in
1901 there was a population of 543. The surface is
hilly, rising at the eastern edge to over 1,000 ft.
above sea level. In the valleys are brooks and
reservoirs. The hamlet of Heapey is in the northwest corner.
Through this hamlet goes the road from Chorley
to Blackburn, and from it branches off a road
leading south-east to Heapey station, on the Chorley
and Cherry Tree branch of the Lancashire and
Yorkshire and London and North Western joint
railway. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal passes
through the north-west corner. The Thirlmere
aqueduct also passes through.
The soil is mixed, with subsoil stone; grass is the
chief crop. There are bleaching works.
The township is governed by a parish council.
Ancient earthworks are known near Heapey, and
Roman coins have been found there. (fn. 2)
The hearth tax return of 1666 shows that the
houses were all small, only two having as many as
three hearths chargeable. The total number was
thirty-four. (fn. 3)
In the 12th century HEAPEY was
a portion of Gunolfsmoors, (fn. 4) and on the
partition among the co-heirs of William
son of Alan became part of the share of Richard de
Ollerton, husband of the eldest daughter. (fn. 5) As a
township it was long joined with the adjoining
Wheelton. (fn. 6) As a manor it was divided, part descending, like Ollerton in Withnell, in the family of
Hoghton, being merged in their holding, (fn. 7) and part
being granted by Richard de Ollerton to Orm or
Ranulf de Heapey. (fn. 8) This part, which seems to be
the manor or moiety of the manor of iater records, was
in 1300 sold to Hugh de Standish, (fn. 9) ancestor of the
Standish of Duxbury family,
and descended like Duxbury, (fn. 10)
being still, it would appear,
retained in the heirs of the
Standish family. Sir Frank
Standish was sole landowner
in 1783. (fn. 11) This manor was
formerly said to be held of
the king as Duke of Lancaster
by the sixth part of a knight's
fee. (fn. 12)
Standish. Sable three standing dishes argent.
The Hospitallers at one
time had land in Heapey. (fn. 13)
The place occurs very seldom
in the records, but lands were held by the families of
Green, (fn. 14) Haydock, (fn. 15) and Molyneux. (fn. 16) Roger Haydock of Heapey in 1649 compounded 'for delinquency
in the first war, in adhering to the forces raised
against Parliament.' (fn. 17)
A chapel may have existed at Heapey
from an early date, but the earliest
notice of it is about 1553, when, having
been seized by Edward VI, it had been valued at
25s. 8d., and apparently sold to the people of the
district. (fn. 18) It is unlikely that services of any kind
were regularly maintained there, (fn. 19) for there was no
endowment, and in 1610 it was reported to be an
old chapel, without a curate. (fn. 20) During the Civil
War period the Parliament placed John Wigan in
charge, paying him £1 a week out of the sequestrations
of Royalists in Leyland Hundred. In May 1644,
however, he fled before the approach of Prince
Rupert, and settled at Birch, the people not desiring
his return. (fn. 21) By 1650 an 'allowance from the state'
of £40 had been secured, (fn. 22) but this was not considered
a competency, and there were frequent changes of
ministry. (fn. 23) The Commonwealth surveyors recommended that it be made a parish church. (fn. 24)
The old arrangements would return with the
Restoration, but a new chapel—now known as St.
Barnabas'—is said to have been built about the end
of the century and enlarged in 1740 and more
recently. About 1717 Bishop Gastrell found that
the income was £7 9s., the interest on various
donations, and that the vicar of Leyland or his curate
supplied the cure. (fn. 25) The vicar of Leyland presents
to the incumbency. The registers begin in 1833.
The following have been curates and vicars (fn. 26) :—
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