Be prepared to listen to the frumpiest, doomiest, dustiest, most "just got home from a Dungeons and Dragons convention" record that's come out so far this year. I saw these guys play in SF a week ago. In my opinion, their new material is step forward from their last record released in 2012. While I liked it, I felt it relied heavily on standard doom archetypes. And while that's not necessarily even an issue in many cases, I felt like the band could do well to change their pace a little more frequently. I've listened to the new record streaming HERE via Pitchfork and so far I'm very pleased with the direction that the band is headed. I feel like they're on par other popular contemporary doom acts like Pallbearer (one of my current favorite bands) by not shying away from their source material while still creating a NEW cohesive sound.
The guys are pretty nice too and sound great live. Check 'em out.
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Technology is taking away jobs, but that's not the whole story
The people who produce job-killing technology are also set to find their own jobs on the chopping block. But technology also means opportunity.
By Joe McKendrick | January 9, 2014 -- 16:37 GMT (08:37 PST) | Topic: Innovation
Technology is set to take lots and lots of jobs away over the next few years. But is that a balanced prediction?
There has been plenty of concern voiced in recent years about the frenetic pace of information technology as a job killer. And to a large degree, these predictions are valid. There are a lot of jobs that are have been lost, or are being lost to automation.
Now, ironically, it appears that the people who produce job-killing technology are also set to find their own jobs on the chopping block. For example, with the current pace of data center automation, many IT jobs may be fading away over the next few years. CIO's J.D. Sartain, channeling several recent Gartner reports, notes that "smart machines" may soon be threatening jobs across the tech spectrum.
A wave of intelligent agents, virtual reality assistants, expert systems and embedded software "could significantly devalue and/or displace millions of humans in the workforce," Gartner's Kenneth Brant is quoted as saying. Plus, Sartain continues, financial institutions won't need as many IT staffers when they begin to "process the bulk of their transactions in the cloud." In addition, many government agencies will pare down their technology executive staffs when they recognize that they don't need both chief information officers and chief digital officers.
There is a lot of pain when technology shifts occur, and technology workers themselves are not immune. However, these dire predictions consistently fail to account for the wide range of opportunities the digital era is enabling. For example, it's easy and relatively cheap to start up a new business idea, using the abundance of cloud resources and social networks that are available. Hard-charging companies such as Uber -- which leverage mobile and cloud technology -- weren't possible a couple of years ago.
3D printing -- singled out as a job-destroying, disruptive technology (see list below) -- also is giving rise to a new class of manufacturing operations and a maker culture, no longer dependent on manufacturing operations in some distant country.
It's not even necessary to launch a startup intended to scale into the stratosphere -- individuals can work as independent or freelancers, leveraging the power of web resources and contacts. A recent report (PDF) from MBO Partners estimates that in the U.S. alone, the number of independent workers has risen by 10% over the last two years, now totaling $18 million -- and they generated nearly $1.2 trillion in total income in 2013, up a strong 20% from 2012.
Technology initiatives over the next five years will be producing the following capabilities, all of which will displace jobs somewhere along the spectrum, as cited in the CIO article. It's notable that all these are areas of opportunity as well, however:
Smart metering solutions (utilities)
Cloud-based big data analytics
Software-controlled devices
Products and appliances in fields such as fleet and facility management, transportation, warehousing, manufacturing, industrial and commercial management and surveillance
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Hey everyone. I'm Erick, one of the mods and a long-time fan of TBM. I've been in a hiatus on accident, really. I've been handling a lot of personal business and just lost track of my online life. But, I've paid off my car, own a house, currently deployed to the Arabian Gulf and planning my life when I get back to America.
Congratulations on the car and the house. I hope all goes well in the Arabian Gulf and things go smoothly on your return.
If you are a mod, would it be possible to do something about the errors folks are receiving?
You also say you've been on hiatus, are you aware of TBM's Pledge Campaign?
It'll be nice to see another member back on the boards.
I started listening to them the day after I left bootcamp, which was December 20th, 2002. I was on leave and my friend wanted to find bands online similar to one his band was playing with. Voodou and TBM came up in his pirating process. Because of the Navy, I never got to see them live until 2008.
As I mod, I don't that type access . That sounds like a scripting error on the host site's coding.
Oh, I've been on hiatus from the boards, not the band themselves. I'm well aware of the campaign.
Aw, lucky! You're an earlier fan than me. Me = jealous. I'll have to add Voodou to my 'to listen to' list. Where were they performing when you first saw them? I saw them in 2010 at The Joiner's in Southampton.
Gotten anything from the Pledge?
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My first show for the, was New Orleans in 2008. They were sandwiched between Combichrist and Mindless Self Indulgence. I've seen them multiple times in New York and Pittsburgh as well as Philadelphia, Virginia, Toronto, Italy, Estonia and England.I think I've been to about seventeen gigs.


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Newfoundland Refinery Gets New Life as Green Fuels Site
Sheela Tobben
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(Bloomberg) -- The idled Come By Chance refinery in Newfoundland and Labrador will be transformed into a green diesel plant as part of an agreement between its new U.S. private equity owner and the eastern Canadian province.
Cresta Fund Management LLC acquired a controlling interest in the North Atlantic Refining Ltd. refinery in the maritime town of Come By Chance, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey said Tuesday in a press conference. Dallas-based Cresta, which agreed to buy the refinery in July, had already said it planned to convert the facility into a renewable diesel plant.
The plant will be renamed Braya Renewable Fuels and New York-based private equity firm Silverpeak, the prior controlling entity, retains a minority interest and continues to control NARL Marketing. The plant will supply fuels to the maritime province, but the region will continue importing from elsewhere.
The decades-old plant joins a growing list of refineries in North America that are being converted to make renewable fuel after the pandemic slashed gasoline demand and investors increased pressure to help fight climate change. The refinery was among the first of numerous casualties from the health crisis last year when oil demand plunged after the world rolled out massive restrictions and halted air travel.
Braya will convert the warm-idled refinery to make renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel, with initial production capacity of 14,000 barrels per day by about mid-2022. Braya could also be expanded to a reach a capacity of 35,000 barrels per day, generating green hydrogen, and expanding feedstock flexibility.
Work associated with Phase I at the site is already underway, and there are already discussions for a possible Phase III expansion at the site, Silverpeak partner Kaushik Amin said during the press event.
The partners of the project expect to target California for now as a key market for their products, which will also include the auto-fuel ingredient naphtha, since the state already has low-carbon fuel rules. Destinations will be expanded as regulations progress elsewhere, including in Canada.
The province has also reached a new 10-year environmental indemnity agreement for the refinery that covers historical contamination prior to the acquisition of the refinery by NARL in November 2014. Part of the agreement is also to maintain employment levels at no less than 200 workers.
The 130,000-barrel-a-day refinery began service in the 1970s and passed through several owners including state-owned Korean National Oil Corp.


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Q: How to change the Print output of a Pythin dict to Json Hi i'm coming from C# programming and am new to python so i don't really know the Syntax all that well so please forgive me if i did some very stupid rookie mistakes.
the code i have written so far:
def main(name):
filename = "hostname_list.yaml"
hostname_list = { }

with open(filename) as infile:
    hostname_list = yaml.safe_load(infile)
    json.dumps(infile)
    hostname_list = [s for s in hostname_list['sap_landscape'][name].items()]

    print(hostname_list)

it loads a YAML File into a dictionary and then loops over it to find a certain key in the dictionary and then print this key with it's values.
i get the following output (example output, slightly changed so no data gets compromised):
[('hostname', 'server3443'), ('SDI', 'T'), ('Type', 'Spo'), ('Land', 'DDD'), ('Severity', 'FTS'), ('Username', None), ('UserID', None), ('Global', None), ('Cycle', 2)]

i need this output now in a JSON Format like this:
{"hostname": "server3443", "SDI": "T", "Type": "Spo", "Land": "DDD", "Severity": "FTS", "Username": None, "UserID": None, "Global": null, "Cycle": 1}

how can i achieve this output? i have been trying to find a solution since about 1,5 weeks now and nothing i tried worked so far and i am quite literally clueless what to do.. .
Thanks in advance
Fex

A: I'm not familiar with those libraries but
hostname_list = [s for s in hostname_list['sap_landscape'][name].items()]

... is a list comprehension which creates a list object. Try a dictionary comprehension instead:
hostname_list = {key:value for key, value in hostname_list['sap_landscape'][name].items()}

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Leica SL2-S Review
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The Leica SL2-S is a 35mm full-frame mirrorless camera designed to appeal to both stills photographers and videographers.
It features a 24.6 megapixel full-frame (24x36mm) BSI CMOS sensor with no optical low pass filter, the latest Leica Maestro III series processor and unlimited DCI and UHD 4K/60p 10-bit 4:2:2 video recording.
There's also an electronic viewfinder with a resolution of 5.76 megapixels, 120fps refresh rate and 0.78x magnification, and a 3.2-inch LCD screen with 2.1 megapixels and touchscreen control.
The SL2S additionally offers a IPS4-rated weather-sealed magnesium-alloy construction, in-body image stabilisation worth 5.5 stops of compensation, a continuous shooting rate of up to 25fps using the electronic shutter, a 96 megapixel multi-shot mode, built-in wi-fi, NFC and GPS connectivity, a highest ISO setting of 100,000 and dual UHS-II SD memory card slots.
The Leica SL2-S is available now priced at £3,975 / $4,895 body only in the UK and US respectively.
Just over a year ago we reviewed the Leica SL2, a 47 megapixel beast of a camera that majored on out-and-out resolution.
Now the SL2S has arrived for testing, the main change in this model being a big drop in resolution to 24 megapixels, but an accompanying increase in shooting speed and low-light performance.
Leica claims that the "SL2-S is the perfect choice for customers who favour fast operation over the exceptionally high resolution of the Leica SL2" and after using one for a few weeks, we'd be inclined to agree.
Commendably the cheaper SLS-2 is virtually identical to its high-resolution bigger brother, with the exception of the image sensor that it uses, so anyone moving from one camera to the other will feel instantly at home.
The 24.6 megapixel full-frame (24x36mm) BSI CMOS sensor is the main reason for choosing the SL2S in preference to the 47 megapixel SL2.
You may only get roughly half the resolution, but in return the maximum burst shooting speed for both JPEGs and DNG Raw files is increased from 20fps on the SL2 to 25fps on the SL2-S when using the electronic shutter and up to 9 frames per second using the mechanical shutter (the same rate as the SL2).
Furthermore, the continuous shooting buffer has been even more improved. The SL2 would fill its buffer after 78 DNG shots, giving you 4 seconds of shooting, but the SL2-S can take a virtually unlimited burst of full-resolution still images until its 4GB buffer is filled.
Note that on both cameras, though, the AF point and exposure are locked at the first frame, which is rather disappointing when some similarly priced mirrorless cameras can shoot at similar speed with AF/AE. To get continuous focus and exposure, you'll need to drop down to 6fps.
The second benefit of the more modest 24 megapixel sensor is improved low-light performance. As well as increasing the ISO range by one-stop to ISO 100,000 with the same base setting of ISO 50, the SL2-S's back side illuminated (BSI) sensor produces less noise at equivalent ISO settings - if low-light shooting is more important to you than sheer resolution, choose the SL2-S rather than the SL2.
Whilst the SL2's 187 megapixel multishot mode is undoubtedly a great feature for detail-hungry still-life and landscape photographers, the Leica SL2-S can still create a very respectable 96 megapixel image using by combining 8 separate shots, producing a final image equivalent to 12000 x 8000 pixels.
The new sensor also allows the SLS2 to offer improved video recording capabilities compared to the SL2. It offers oversampled 4K/30p 10-bit 4:2:2 quality footage recorded either internally or to an external recorder, with no time limits on the recording time.
In contrast, the SLS-2 shoots sub-sampled video for all of its video modes, which gives the SL2-S a slight edge in the quality department, at least when shooting in 24, 25 and 30p modes.
The SLS-2 can also record in 4K/60p, but it can only do so by using an APS-C crop of the sensor, rather than the full-frame, and only 8-bit 4:2:0 internally, with 10-bit 4:2:2 only available to an external recorder.
Finally on the video front, Leica are planning a firmware update in spring 2021 which will add a swathe of new features to the SL2S, including internal 4K recording with 10 Bit at 60p/50p with the more efficient HEVC h.265 codec, Long-GOP support, automatic follow focus,wave form monitor, colour bar, tally mode and more.
The new firmware will also add a new Autofocus algorithm with improved eye/face/head/body recognition and focus tracking, an important upgrade given that the SL2-S's contrast based AF system with depth mapping, which in practice isn't the best.
Indeed, it strongly reminds us of Panasonic's Depth-from-Defocus system on their L-Mount S-range of cameras, which somewhat suspiciously also underwent a recent firmware upgrade to improve its autofocusing speed.
As it stands, the SL2-S's autofocusing is fast enough in good light, but struggles in low light, just like Panasonic's used to do - at least there's a similar update on the way to help improve what is undoubtedly one of the weaker points of the SL2-S.
The Leica SL2S is another incredibly solid, black-bodied camera, equipped with Leica's L-mount, thus enabling around 150 different lenses to be utilised if you invest in specific adapters.
It has to be said upfront that the SL2-S is not the most portable option ever. In fact, used in tandem with the Leica APO-Summicron-SL 75mm f/2 ASPH prime lens that Leica UK sent us for review, the SL2S feels like it weighs a ton.
This is partly because it's been fashioned from two solid pieces of aluminium with a central magnesium alloy portion sandwiched in its midst - so we were very thankful for the padded strap that also came with our review sample.
While the rock-solid build quality is very reassuring, it's possibly not the ideal travel camera for lugging around for an entire day on a city break, especially with a bag full of L-mount lenses as well.
Given the heft of this camera, it's perhaps not surprising that the handgrip has been subtly remodeled since the release of the original Leica SL and, the suggestion is, made more comfortable thanks to it being coated in 'elastomer' material.
While it isn't moulded to our fingers like the grip on a DSLR might be, thereby making it easier to balance out the weight if we've a big lens on the front, on the SL2-S it's certainly big enough to wrap our full four fingers around, while the thumb automatically brushes up against the control dial - or as Leica refers to it, 'click wheel' - peeking out at the back.
If you're looking for a shooting mode dial, then you may be somewhat confused, because the SL2-S doesn't have one. Instead you have to press the click wheel in and then scroll through the usual PASM options to change the shooting mode.
The Leica SL2-S has exactly the same pared-back ergonomics as the SL2, so we get the same simplified three button layout to the left of the LCD on backplate, which is preferable to the thin unmarked strips that stood for controls on the even more minimalist original SL model.
At least here, then, we're not always prodding around in the dark trying to find the functionality we crave, though a dedicated delete button and a 'back' button to jump back to prior settings on occasion may have improved the overall user-friendliness.
All this being said, the SL2-S does provide the accessibility of a touch screen - so, when in doubt, a tap of the LCD is another operational option.
We're told that the SL2S is both dust and water resistant, to the extent that it can apparently withstand water spray from every direction. So while it's OK to use in the drizzle, we probably wouldn't risk dunking it in the pond.
Though we've questioned the sheer heft of the camera, the robustness of the build quality is so reassuringly solid that, providing the internal electronics hold up, the SL2-S could surely last years of use - which we'd certainly want it to at this price.
The fact that the SL2-S features a large postage stamp sized top-plate status display window is a real plus in operation. It's really helpful in not being distracted by having to otherwise refer back to the larger screen at the rear of the camera, and thus take your eye off your subject for even longer.
The rest of the Leica SL2S's top plate is fairly conventional, with a familiarly raised viewfinder-housing mid section also finding space for a vacant hot shoe, as well as integral stereo microphones positioned just in front.
We additionally get a bottle-top style control wheel and a springy shutter release button located on the forward slope of its handgrip, where it automatically falls under you right forefinger.
Located just behind the mode wheel are two unmarked function buttons - presumably giving them markings would have interrupted the minimalist appearance of the top plate.
On our review sample the left one here was set to quickly switch between the dedicated photo and video modes, while the right button was set to call up the ISO speed options.
Here we get the choice of fully auto ISO (pretty accurate too), and then a very capable light sensitivity range stretching from ISO 50 up to ISO 100000, one stop better than the higher-resolution SL2.
The only writing here is the camera model name etched into the rim of the hotshoe, now blacked-out rather than a bright white as on the SL2.
Of course we get the familiar red Leica logo at the front, plus an additional bold 'Leica' etched in capitals above the lens mount, although that has also been changed from a rather conspicuous white to a much more subtle all-black lettering on this model.
The back of the camera, while featuring three marked buttons for 'Play', 'Menu' and 'Fn' (function) is otherwise very clean looking.
Rather than placing it on the top plate, as with most cameras, here the main on/off button is located out of harm's way at the top left of the backplate, where, presumably, there is less chance of it being accidentally activated by a stray finger or thumb.
While your right hand encircles the handgrip on this camera, your left naturally moves forward to support the lens.
The Leica SL2-S's large and clear 3.2-inch back-lit LCD screen sits slightly off centre to the left, with a bezel design that causes it to stand slightly proud of the camera's surface and suggest, to the untrained eye, that it might tilt or be adjustable in some way.
But no, the LCD here is resolutely fixed and conventional in that sense. While this monitor can be used for composing and of course reviewing images, we more naturally found ourselves using the outstanding electronic viewfinder ranged directly above it.
Usefully, Leica has also provided a thumb wheel top right of the camera back, with a slightly roughened surface to the front and the right side rear of the camera preventing slippage - although the sheer heft of the camera also helps prevent any wobble in the hand (incidentally there is five axis body integral image stabilisation built in here, equivalent to 5.5 stops).
There are a further two unmarked function buttons on the camera back. One is a function button for switching between the 2.1 million dot resolution LCD and whopping 5.76 million dot EVF, while the other is more of a toggle lever or mini joystick, which can be used for navigating and selecting on-screen menu settings, or jumping from one captured image to the next.
A quicker way to do this, however, is simply to swipe through shots with a finger, like we'd do on a mobile phone or smart device. Indeed, Leica has said it has attempted to make the SL2-S's screen as responsive as that of an iPhone,and while we wouldn't go quite that far, it is refreshingly responsive in use compared to most digital cameras.
Switch the camera on and you'll find the Leica SL2 is as responsive as any DSLR or equivalent mirrorless camera, with either the rear screen or the eye level viewfinder quickly bursting into life, dependent on how you've got the camera set up. We were shooting JPEG in tandem with Leica's Raw equivalent DNG files.
Half squeeze the shutter release button and the AF point immediately illuminates in green to signify the nearest subject is in focus. Obviously there is the opportunity to change this mode and shoot manually with this camera, but to be honest we found the Leica's AF so reliable - even when confronted with fairly busy scenes and subject matter - that there's barely the need.
The right of the camera, if viewing it from the back is where we find a compartment housing not one but two SD UHS-II card slots, which is again another way of the SL2S showing its professional mettle.
In operation, we also liked the fact that the electronic viewfinder, here with diopter adjustment markings, juts out sufficiently proud of the body with a rubber cushioned eye relief to avoid our nose scrunching up against the rear LCD screen. With the camera held to our right eye it just misses it, though doesn't quite clear the left hand edge of the camera.
Operationally, the Leica SL2-S's onscreen menus are clearly laid out across either 5 or six screens depending on whether you have the camera in video (5 screens) or stills (6) shooting modes. With an initial press of the menu button we are provided with a full screen's worth of essential settings at a glance, with a visible tab sitting behind, displaying either Photo or Video. A simple on-screen finger taps alternates between them.
Video recording starts with a full press of the shutter release button, with AF able to be adjusted mid recording if required with a gentle half press of the shutter release; obviously if you press too hard then the video stops recording. Video footage, partly thanks to a decent lens as well as sensor, looks stunning.
The HDMI output and a USB port are well hidden under moulded rubber flaps at the left hand side on the SL2-S camera itself. There are further ports for plugging in an external microphone and also a port for a headset to monitor sound with, although the internal microphones should be sufficient for most non-professional usage.
Battery life via the chunky lithium-ion rechargeable pack secreted away at the camera base is good for 510 shots, according to CIPA standard, which, while much less than a professional DSLR you could otherwise buy for this outlay, is pretty good for a mirrorless camera. Re-charging time from spent to fully charged is quoted as 140 minutes.
All of the sample images in this review were taken using the 24 megapixel JPEG setting, which results in an average image size of around 10Mb.
The Leica SL2-S produced still images of excellent quality during the review period.
This camera produces noise-free JPEG images from ISO 50 all the way up to ISO 6400, with significant noise first appearing at ISO 12500. The faster settings of 25000 and 50000 display quite a lot of noise, but they're still fine to use for making smaller prints and web images. You should avoid using the fastest ISO 102400 setting if possible.
The SL2-S proved to very capable in low-light, with the maximum shutter speed of 30 seconds and the Bulb mode allowing you to capture enough light in all situations and the camera's -6EV rating successfully auto-focusing even in near-dark conditions.
There are 12 ISO settings available on the Leica SL2-S running from ISO 50-100000. Here are some 100% crops which show the noise levels for each ISO setting, with JPEG on the left and RAW on the right.
JPEG RAW
ISO 100000
The Leica SL2-S's maximum shutter speed is 60 seconds in the Manual mode and there's a Bulb mode for up to 30 minute exposures, which is great news if you're seriously interested in night photography. The shot below was taken using a shutter speed of 30 seconds at ISO 50.
Film Styles
The Leica SL2-S has five different Film Styles that are applied to JPEGs only.
Monochrome High Contrast
This is a selection of sample images from the Leica SL2-S camera, which were all taken using the 24 megapixel JPEG setting. The thumbnails below link to the full-sized versions, which have not been altered in any way.
1/160s · f/22 · ISO 2500
75mm (35mm)
1/4000s · f/2 · ISO 100
1/160s · f/5.6 · ISO 1250
1/250s · f/2 · ISO 100
1/400s · f/2.8 · ISO 100
1/160s · f/8 · ISO 2000
1/160s · f/16 · ISO 160
1/16000s · f/22 · ISO 65535
1/6400s · f/22 · ISO 50000
1/50s · f/22 · ISO 400
1/6s · f/22 · ISO 50
1/13s · f/22 · ISO 50
1/8000s · f/2.2 · ISO 100
Sample RAW Images
The Leica Sl2-S enables users to capture RAW and JPEG format files. We've provided some Leica RAW (DNG) samples for you to download (thumbnail images shown below are not 100% representative)."
Sample Movies & Video
This is a sample 4K movie at the quality setting of 4096x2160 pixels at 60 frames per second.
Download the sample movie
The new Leica SL2-S is a speedier, stealthier, more sensitive version of 2019's SL2 camera - we'll leave you to work out which one of those "s" words seems most appropriate for the "S" in SL2-S - we'd probably say all three.
Impressively, you get exactly the same stellar build quality, intuitive control layout and impeccable handling as the more expensive SL2, just with a more manageable 24 megapixel sensor that improves the low-light performance, video recording, and burst shooting, all at a much lower price-point than the 47 megapixel SL2.
We would have ideally preferred the new features that are being added as part of a Spring 2021 firmware update to be present at the camera's actual launch, particularly the improved auto-focus system, but at least they're on their way at some point this year.
The SL2-S is a better-balanced camera than its high-resolution big brother, thanks largely to that 24 megapixel BSI sensor. If you were put off by the huge file sizes that the SL2 produces or wanted less noise at higher ISOs or needed even faster burst shooting, this is the model to go for out of the two.
Leica have also seen fit to make this camera a little more stealthy than the SL2, mainly by blacking-out the large Leica name badge on the front of the camera, although the famous red dot has been left well alone.
Of course, there are a multitude of options available outside of the Leica eco-system (gasp!), and here the SL2-S doesn't compare quite so well. It's contrast-based AF system in particular rather holds it back, at least until that promised firmware upgrade arrives, the headline 25fps burst shooting is only achieved by locking the AF and exposure at the first frame, while the 4K/60p video mode only works by applying an APS-C crop.
Overall, though, the SL2-S is an eminently sensible Leica camera thanks largely to its 24 megapixel sensor - it's even relatively affordable, at least by Leica standards - and for the majority of users represents a better choice than the SL2.
Ratings (out of 5)
Ease-of-use 4
Image quality 4.5
Value for money 4
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Reviews of the Leica SL2-S from around the web.
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The SL2-S looks like a great option for those that are already using the L mount. The price looks steep by regular standards, but it's much lower than the higher-resolution Leica SL2. What's really good about this camera is that even with such a drastic difference in price, the compromises are minimal and the drop in resolution is the only major downside. This could be a great entry point for those considering and SL camera system. It could even serve as a brilliant second body for those that already own the SL2. However, for the rest of us, options from Panasonic may offer greater value for money.
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Camera type Mirrorless full-frame system camera
Type no. 9584
Buffer memory 4 GB: DNG™: > 999 recordings / JPG: > 999 recordings
Storage medium UHS-II (recommended), UHS-I, SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card
Material Full-metal housing made of aluminum and magnesium, leatherette, cover, splash-water protected in compliance with IEC standard 60529 (protection type IP54).
Lens mount Leica L bayonet with contact strip for communication between lens and camera
Operating conditions -10 to +40°C
Interfaces ISO accessory shoe with additional control contacts, HDMI jack 2.0b Type A, USB 3.1 Gen1 Type C, Audio-Out 3.5 mm/Audio-In 3.5 mm, communication interface in the base cover for multifunction hand grip
Tripod thread A 1⁄4 DIN 4503 (1⁄4") with stainless steel in the base
Dimensions (WxHxD) 146 x 107 x 42 mm
Weight approx. 850 g (without battery), approx. 931 g (with battery)
Sensor size CMOS sensor, pixel pitch: 5.94 μm / Fullframe (24.6 MP): 6072 x 4056 pixels / APS-C (10.6 MP): 3984 x 2656 pixels
Image Stabilization 5 axis Body Image Stabilization. Camera stabilizes up to 5.5 stops.
Filter RGB color filter, UV/IR filter, no low-pass filter
Processor Leica Maestro series (Maestro III)
File formats Photo: DNG™ (raw data), DNG + JPG, JPG (DCF, Exif 2.31) Video: MP4: H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (Audio Format: 2ch 48kHz/16 bit, AAC), MOV: H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (Audio Format: 2ch 48 kHz/16 bit, AC-3)
Picture resolution DNG™: 8368 x 5584 pixels (46.7 MP) JPG: 8368 x 5584 pixels (46.7 MP), 6000 x 4000 pixels (24 MP), 4272 x 2848 pixels (12 MP)
Color depth DNG™: 14 bit, 12 bit (super high continuous shooting), JPG: 8 bit
Color space Picture: sRGB, ECI-RGB v2.0, Adobe RGB Video: Rec. 709/Rec. 2020 (HLG)/L-Log
File size DNG™: 44 MB JPG: depending on resolution and image content Video: unlimited, max. file size: 96 GB
Recording Mode Video Video mode: P – A – S – M / Cine mode: M
Video resolution 35 mm – C4K (17:9) 4096×2160 pixels (Sensor range: 6000 x 3168 pixels)
35 mm – 4K (16:9) 3840×2160 pixels (Sensor range: 6000 x 3368 pixels)
35 mm – Full HD (16:9) 1920×1080 pixels (Sensor range: 6000 x 3368 pixels)
APS-C – C4K (17:9) 4096×2160 pixels (Sensor range: 4128 x 2176 pixels)
APS-C – 4K (16:9) 3840×2160 pixels (Sensor range: 3984 x 2240 pixels)
APS-C – Full HD 1920×1080 pixels (Sensor range: 3984 x 2240 pixels)
Video frame rate MOV C4K: 59,94 B/s, 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD), 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (HDMI), APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 150Mbps
MOV C4K: 50 B/s, 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD), 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (HDMI), APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 150Mbps
MOV C4K: 29,97 B/s, 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, ALL-I, 400Mbps
MOV C4K: 25 B/s, 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, ALL-I, 400Mbps
MOV C4K: 24 B/s, 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, ALL-I, 400 Mbps
MOV 4K: 59,94 B/s, 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD), 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (HDMI), APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 150 Mbps
MOV 4K:50 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD), 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (HDMI), APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 150 Mbps
MOV 4K:29,97 B/s 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, ALL-I, 400 Mbps
MOV 4K:25 B/s 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, ALL-I, 400 Mbps
MOV FHD: 180 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 20 Mbps
MOV FHD:150 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 20 Mbps
MOV FHD:120 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 20 Mbps
MOV FHD:59,94 B/s 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, ALL-I, 200 Mbps
MOV FHD:50 B/s 4:2:2 / 10 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, ALL-I, 200 Mbps
MP4 4K: 59,94 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 150Mbps
MP4 4K: 50 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 150Mbps
MP4 4K: 29,97 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 100 Mbps
MP4 4K: 25 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 100 Mbps
MP4 FHD: 180 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 20 Mbps
MP4 FHD:150 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 20 Mbps
MP4 FHD:59,94 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 28 Mbps
MP4 FHD:50 B/s 4:2:0 / 8 Bit (SD & HDMI), 35mm & APS-C, H.264, Long GOP, 28 Mbps
Bit Rate 8/10 bit for recordings on SD card, 10 bit via HDMI output
Video Gamma Rec. 709, L-Log Rec. 2020, HLG Rec. 2020
Viewfinder (EVF) Resolution: 5,760,000 dots, 120 fps, magnification: 0.78x, aspect ratio: 4:3, frame coverage: 100%, exit pupil position: 21mm, setting range +2/-4 diopters, with eye sensor for automatic switchover between viewfinder and LCD panel, time delay 0.005 s
LCD panel 3.2" (backlight LED) with anti-fingerprint and anti-scratch coating, 2,100,000 pixels (dots), format 3:2, touch control available
Top display 1.28" highly reflective trans-reflective monochrome LCD, 128 x 128 pixels, viewing angle 120°; anti-fingerprint coating
Shutter type Electronically controlled focal plane shutter/electronic shutter
Shutter speeds Mech. shutter: 30 min to 1⁄8000 s / Electr. shutter function: 1 s to 1⁄16000 s / Flash Sync: up to 1/250 s
Shutter button Two-stage (1st stage: Activation of the camera electronics including autofocus and exposure metering, 2nd stage: Taking the picture)
Self-timer Delay time: 2 s or 12 s
Picture Series Single
Single Continuous Low Speed (2 fps)
Continuous Medium Speed (5 fps)
Continuous High Speed (9 fps without AFc/AE/WB)
Continuous Super Speed (25 fps with electr. shutter function without AFc/AE/WB)
Exposure Bracketing
Multishot
Multishot Generates 2 DNGs: 1x 24 MP, 1x 96 MP (8 pictures are combined into one high-res image)
Focus Mode Automatic (Autofocus in modes iAF/AFs/AFc/Touch AF) or manual. With manual setting: Auto Magnification and Focus Peaking optionally available as focus aids
Autofocus system Based on contrast metering and depth mapping
Autofocus modes Intelligent AF (autonomously selects AFs and AFc), AFs (picture taken only after successful focusing), AFc (picture can be taken at any time), AF setting can be saved
Autofocus Metering Methods Spot (can be shifted), Field (can be shifted), Multi-Field, Zone, Face detection, object tracking, optional Touch AF
Autofocus Metering Fields 225
Exposure metering TTL ("Through The Lens" exposure metering)
Exposure Metering Methods Spot, Center-Weighted, Multi-Field
Exposure modes Automatic program (P), Aperture priority (A): manual aperture setting, Shutter priority mode (S): manual shutter speed setting Manual (M): manual setting for shutter speed and aperture
Exposure Compensation ±3 EV in 1⁄3 EV increments or 1/2 EV increments
Automatic bracketing 3 or 5 exposures, up to ±3 EV, in 1⁄3 EV increments Shift function: up to ±3 EV, additional JPG-HDR
ISO sensitivity range Auto ISO: ISO 100 to ISO 100000, Manual: ISO 50 to ISO 100000
White balance Automatic (Auto), Daylight 5200 K, Cloudy 6000 K, Shadow 7000 K, Tungsten 3200 K, HMI 5600 K, Fluorescent Warm 4000 K, Fluorescent Cold 4500 K, Flash 5400 K, Gray Card Live View, Gray Card, Color Temperature 2000 K to 11500 K
Flash unit connector Accessory shoe
Flash sync time 1⁄250 sec, slower shutter speeds available, automatic changeover to TTL linear flash mode with HSS-compatible Leica flash units
Flash exposure metering Using center-weighted TTL pre-flash metering with Leica flash units (SF 26, 40, 58, 60, 64) or with system-compatible flash units, flash remote control SF C1
Flash exposure compensation SF 40: ±2 EV in 1⁄2 EV increments, SF 60: ±2 EV in 1⁄3 EV increments
Microphone Stereo internal + microphone input 3.5 mm stereo jack + power supply voltage (approx. 2.5 V)
Speaker Mono internal + headphones output 3.5 mm stereo jack
WLAN The Leica FOTOS app is required to use the WLAN function. The Leica app is available from the Apple App Store™ or the Google Play Store™. Compliant with Wi-Fi IEEE802.11b/g/n, 2.4 GHz, channel 1-11 (2412-2462 MHz) and Wi-Fi IEEE802.11ac, 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz, channel 39-48 (5180-5240 MHz), channel 52-64 (5260-5320 MHz), channel 100-140 (5500-5700 MHz) (standard WLAN protocol), encryption method: WLAN-compatible WPA™/WPA2™
Bluetooth Bluetooth v4.2 (Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)), 2402 to 2480 MHz
GPS Via Leica FOTOS app
Menu languages English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean
Rechargeable battery (Leica BP-SCL4) Lithium-ion rechargeable battery, rated voltage: 7.2 V (DC); capacity: 1860 mAh (min.); charging time: approx. 140 min
(after deep discharge); manufacturer: Panasonic Energy (Wuxi) Co. Ltd., Made in China
Approx. 510 shots (according to CIPA standard, with auto power-off 10s), approx. 1430 shots (according to CIPA standard,
adjusted shooting cycle*, with auto power-off 5s)
*Alternating: switch on, one exposure every 3s, switch off after 10 exposures, 5min waiting time; switch on, one exposure
every 3s, switch off after 50 exposures, 5min waiting time
USB Power Supply USB charger function in standby mode or when switched off, USB power supply when switched on
Charger (Leica BC-SCL4) Input: AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz, 0.25 A, automatic switchover; Output: DC 8.4 V 0.85 A; Manufacturer: Salom Electric (Xiamen) Co., Ltd., Made in China
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never saw the big appeal of BC2 & 3. Sure they were fun, to a point, but there wasn't any tactical variety.
Regular Battlefield can at times just be a chase from one side of the map to the other, so it was nice to have the fights funnelled into certain areas.
Yeah, BC2 was awesome and BF2 was full of bunny-hopping-proning morons.
BC2 was the best. I mean it's still is - just check the servers, they are still dozens of players there.
BF1942 > BF2 > BC2 > BFV > BF3 > BF4. Never played any console titles, or 2142/BF1.
Looking back after having not played any BF title for a while, the gap between my top three would be pretty marginal. BF2 and BC2 did take something away but introduced improvements in their own right.
Is anybody here following Battallion 1944?
If you're looking for a ww2 game I'd check out Day of Infamy, it plays a bit like a spiritual successor to DoD and DoDS. It's made by the same guys who did insurgency, I haven't played Insurgency but apparently its very similar to that except set during WW2.
Heck yeah that's going to be awesome. Didn't like the claw chick that seemed super weird and out of place?
That trailer is weird as ****. Colours are cartoon as ****, customisation looks like it's been taken weird as ****. Hopefully the game is good.
Looks alternate timeline, German invasion of Britain.
Looking damn good and free maps!!
Yeah they're really trying to bring back the squad based & more tactical gameplay of the pre-BF1 games. Hope they remove the self repair mechanic as well.
Yeah I'd have 1942 over this for sure.
I would have been happy with a remade 1942 too.
BFV looks silly and has me thinking it's more of a Bad Company 1942.


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Adele Responds to Karl Lagerfeld's "Fat" Insult
Singer, Adele has had a rough year but she is back!!
The singer's will return to the stage on Feb. 12, her first public performance since vocal cord surgery in November.
But in this week's cover story, PEOPLE goes inside Adele's private world, chronicling how she triumphed over the heartbreak that inspired her emotional songs, a broken home and almost losing her voice.
Adele has been making headlines not only for her singing but for comments made by fashion designer, Karl Lagerfeld where he called the singer "a little too fat."
To that Adele said,
"I've never wanted tolook like models on the cover of magazines," she says. "I represent the majority of women and I'm very proud of that."
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- All about Demi Moore's daughters
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DHHS 'culturally flawed', inquiry hears
Published: 16/11/2020 Updated: Monday, 16 November 2020 5:45 PM GMT+11
FIona Patten will chair a parliamentary inquiry into Victoria's coronavirus contact tracing system. Credit: AAP
The Australian Medical Association has called for Victoria's health department to be "less defensive" and more transparent about its handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
AMA Victorian President Julian Rait said he was concerned about the culture within the Department of Health and Human Services.
"Culturally, there is a flaw in the department," he told a parliamentary inquiry into the state's contact tracing system on Monday.
"Open disclosure and honesty is what's expected of medical professionals, quite properly, and it's not something that's been modelled by the department at all.
"They have instead decided to be very defensive and keep their imperfections to themselves."
He urged the DHHS to be transparent about its contact tracing system, which has been overhauled following the state's devastating second wave of COVID-19.
Professor Rait praised the appointment of Euan Wallace as DHHS secretary, following the resignation of Kym Peake last week.
"I hope that this is a turning point and that they understand that they need to be more self-critical and not defensive about shortcomings," Prof Rait said.
He also called on the government to accept the support of general practitioners, who have complained about being sidelined in the contact tracing and case management process.
Citing the outbreak at the Cedar Meats abattoir - the largest cluster of Victoria's first wave - he said there was a respiratory clinic just "four kilometres down the road".
He said doctors at the clinic spoke Burmese, the first language of most abattoir workers.
"If they'd known about it (the outbreak), they could have actually reached out to many of those employees that were already known to them and encourage them to get tested," Prof Rait said.
He said communities worst-affected by COVID-19 included people who have fled their home countries and had a distrust of government institutions.
"They're obviously not going to trust officials ringing them or turning up, they will trust the local GP," Prof Rait said.
Pip Marlow from Salesforce, the US tech firm that provides the DHHS with its contact tracing software, also gave evidence to the inquiry.
She revealed Salesforce first offered its services to the government in March, but it wasn't until July 24 that the government requested a presentation from the company.
A contract between the two parties was signed on August 28.
"I wouldn't want to speak on behalf of the department on why they chose to engage or not engage," Ms Marlow said.
She said the first phase of syncing the Salesforce system with Victoria's IT system has been completed and two more phases are underway.
Barwon Health's director of infectious disease Eugene Athan also spoke to how his local contact tracing team successfully controlled an outbreak at an abattoir in Colac.
"The vital lessons learned from our experience with COVID will be that having a local response to a public health emerging threat is vital," he said.
Professor Athan was optimistic the state could handle outbreaks that may emerge as borders reopen and international flights resume.
"We might expect small clusters or outbreaks that can readily be managed with rapid testing, early containment and support to those individuals," he said.
The Legislative Council Legal and Social Issues Committee, chaired by Reason Party MP Fiona Patten, is investigating whether the contact tracing system as it stands can handle future coronavirus outbreaks.
Public hearings continue on Wednesday.
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Anyplace can put up a few lights and call it any occasion celebration, but travelers who adore Christmas want more.
In 2022, many places are the time for livelier holidays after two years of subdued or canceled festivities because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
From England to the Philippines, these 15 destinations around the globe traditionally supply some of the finest holiday atmospheres for a Christmas-drenched vacation:
Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland
While popular lore would have us believe the North Pole is the official home of Santa Claus and his jolly missus, the Finns would have us believe otherwise.
For them, Rovaniemi is Christmas HQ, located just north of the Arctic Circle in Lapland. Children here make gingerbread cookies with Mrs. Claus, enroll in Elf School, take a calligraphy class, and compose their Christmas wish lists with an ordinary quill.
You may also want to see the Ranua Wildlife Park, home to baby polar bears, wolverines, and moose.
The Arktikum is a research center where the mystery of the northern lights is revealed.
Those searching for a truly frosty experience can stay static in the Arctic Snow Hotel, made entirely of snow and Ice, but built with saunas and hot tubs by which to thaw.
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Near Philadelphia and New York City, Bethlehem supplies a smaller-city Christmas escape.
Settled in the 1700s by Moravian colonists, Bethlehem is justifiably pleased with its Live Advent Calendar, which is often enjoyed starting at 5:30 p.m. from December 1 to 23.
It is a free, family-friendly event by which a town crier rings a bell up and down Main Street to call visitors to the Goundie House (the oldest house on Main Street). A young child from the crowd is invited ahead to knock 3 x, and a local business comes out with a shock for everyone.
"The Christmas City" even offers added new decorations, including a giant LED star, life-sized toy soldiers, and thousands of lights throughout the place.
Bath, England
This historic city in southwest England celebrates the birth of Jesus and the birth of Jane Austen with lots of fanfare.
The Jane Austen Centre — and on-site Regency Tearoom — is the better place to learn about the city's most famous residents.
The Theatre Royal, which Austen mentions in "Northanger Abbey" and "Persuasion," has a varied program of holiday drama, musicals, opera, and concerts.
The Bath Christmas Market has a variety of wooden chalets selling distinctively British handmade crafts in a quaint Georgian setting. Alongside the imposing Bath Abbey and the venerable Roman Baths, industry supplies a festive way to discover this historic city's smoothness.
Bath on Ice is a great excuse to bundle up and lace up skates.
San Fernando, Philippines
If Asia were to have a Christmas capital, San Fernando in the heavily Roman Catholic Philippines would have been a top nominee.
The city, northwest of Manila, is renowned because of its Giant Lantern Festival, which starts on December 17 and ends on January 1. San Fernando's lantern-making tradition dates back to the late 18th century.
The trip's highlight is the parol, a colorful, electric Christmas lantern that symbolizes the Star of Bethlehem. The parols recall psychedelic kaleidoscopes, brilliant stained glass windows, colorful pinwheels, or oversized snowflakes.
Anyone who can extend their holiday until the 12th day of Christmas- Three Kings Day or Epiphany- can catch up with Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar in Barcelona.
On the evening of January 5, the kings (also called the "three wise men") arrive in bearded and velvet-robed splendor at the city's port on the Santa Eulalia, their ship.
Cannons are fired, fireworks are set off, and as the mayor hands them the keys to the town, the magic of the Magi officially commences.
They parade through the streets in a magnificent cavalcade of floats that includes camels, elephants, giraffes, and dazzling costumes.
Rockefeller Center lies at the core of the New York Christmas. Its famed ice rink's been around since 1936; the decorated tree has been a holiday tradition since 1931.
Nearby Radio City hosts the annual Christmas Spectacular, starring the Rockettes.
On the southwest corner of Central Park, Columbus Circle hosts over 100 vendors selling clothes, gifts, snacks, and drinks at the Holiday Market.
Fashion's biggest labels interact with the festivities, making appearances in elaborate Christmas displays at Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy's Herald Square flagship store, and other department stores.
The magic of Christmas is in the broken chaos of the Kenyan capital.
Visitors will see loud carol music blaring in different languages at various stores, on public transportation, and in the long lines at restaurants and supermarkets.
A stop by a friend's house or popular eatery might mean a plate heaped with chapati (flat bread), a spicy rice called pilau, and grilled meat — or name choma in Swahili — to call a few.
Revelers can burn off the calories with a rise at the scenic Karura Forest Reserve, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts made famous by Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai.
Iconic Nairobi National Park offers safari options for visitors to see rhinos, lions, giraffes, and other animals within the backdrop of the sprawling city.
For Christmas gifts, the bustling open-air markets, such as Maasai, offer authentic African paintings, jewelry, clothes, and fabrics unique to Kenya.
The Nuremberg Christmas market (Nurnberger Christkindlesmarkt) is a German institution, traditionally pulling in more than 2 million visitors yearly. It has a lot of history behind it — its first known written mention dates to 1628.
In "the little city of wood and cloth," visitors to promote booths will get traditional, often handmade Christmas decorations, wooden toys, and all sorts of food and drink.
Adults can enjoy Nuremberg spicy gingerbread and mugs of mulled wine.
And for families with youngsters alone, there's the Toy Museum.
Colombia's high-altitude capital brightens up annually with Christmas lights galore.
In Bogotá, there's the tradition of "Ruta Navideña," or the Christmas Route. Celebrants stroll popular spots around the town to consume the dazzling displays. Click here for some of the best places to go, including breathtaking Monserrate, a higher mountain that dominates the city.
Día de las Velitas (Little Candles' Day) is celebrated on December 7, the eve of the Immaculate Conception. It officially marks the start of Christmas in Colombia. People light small candles and paper lanterns, placing them on windowsills and balconies.
Christmas is sweet here. Natilla is a custard dish that resembles a flan or pudding and is eaten alongside other festive favorites such as buñuelos (fried dough balls served hot)
There's a travel bonus to coming to Bogotá at Christmastime: It's the beginning of the dry season.
While December is off-season, this heavily Roman Catholic island in the Mediterranean Sea features a festive and spiritual vibe at Christmas.
Visiting precepts or nativity scenes is an intrinsic part of Christmas here. Annually, residents proudly open their shutters, and sometimes even their garage doors, to show their holy crib confections to the public.
Downtown Valletta is home to a lively holiday spirit, with carolers singing outside the Baroque St. John's Co-Cathedral during Advent. View a dizzying display of Christmas lights on Republic Street.
A stop by at the privately owned Malta Toy Museum, featuring dolls, soldiers, train sets, and clockwork tin trinkets dating as far back as the 1790s, is a heartwarming homage to childhood.
A haven for green, and outdoor enthusiasts, Quebec bustles with winter activity, offering holiday programs for all tastes.
Old Quebec is converted into a picturesque Christmas village. Sausage and roast chestnut lovers can browse the wares at the German Christmas market. The more religiously inclined can wander an exposition of nativity scenes from around the world.
The nearby Sentier des Caps de Charlevoix offers family-friendly hiking, snowshoeing, and skiing.
Speed devils can zoom around in a snowmobile from Nord Expe.
Can't you ensure it is for Christmas? There's still the Quebec Winter Carnival from February 3 to 12, 2023.
Piñatas, posadas, and ponche sum up the festivities in this colorful town in central interior Mexico, where Christmas is both a solemn and celebratory affair.
Before December 24, visitors are likely to stumble upon Mary and Joseph strolling the streets as locals make pilgrimages from your home to home, singing to beg for "posada" (or "shelter") because they reenact the journey to Bethlehem.
Piñatas and ponche (a mulled fruit drink) cap a long evening of peregrinations for this cobblestoned city, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its wealth of grand churches, well-preserved architecture, and grand zocalos.
Salzburg and Oberndorf, Austria
The birthplace of Mozart and the filming area for "The Sound of Music," Salzburg is chocolate-box perfect. Think snow-capped mountains, baroque architecture, and traditional Christmas markets.
It's even your home of "Silent Night." The famous hymn was performed for the first time in nearby Oberndorf bei Salzburg on Christmas Eve 1818.
Town also plays host to a far more unusual Yuletide tradition.
Across Austria and Bavaria (in nearby Germany), people dress up as a terrifying Alpine beast called Krampus and rampage through the streets, searching for naughty children who need punishment. The Krampus runs in Salzburg are held on various dates in December.
Get both French and German flavors of Christmas in this border city that feels the influences of both cultures. Dating back to 1570, Strasbourg claims to function as the oldest Christmas market in France and one of the oldest in Europe.
Strasbourg's group of themed Christmas villages morph the town into an aesthetic and gastronomic wonderland. Countless stalls are disseminated in several locations.
Make photographic and visual memories with a 30-meter-tall (98-foot-tall) Christmas tree taken to the central square of Place Kléber annually and decorated with ornaments and lights.
Alongside the original market, there's the OFF alternative Christmas fair, featuring live music and a road art trail.
Queenstown, New Zealand
The original Christmas colors of red, green, and white undertake an entirely new meaning in New Zealand.
Red represents the pōhutukawa (New Zealand's ruby-red flowering Christmas tree). White represents the pristine sandy beaches. And green? The kiwi, of course!
Sun lovers who want to join Santa in his surf shorts should visit Queenstown, where warm summer temperatures mean folks can jetboat, river surf, or paraglide on Lake Wakatipu.
Or visitors can create camp across the lakefront and enjoy a hearty Christmas meal of lamb, seafood, and chicken on the barbie.
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Best TV Shows to binge watch in 2019 on Netflix
During the day time or night time, we always take out some time to get entertainment from the TV shows. But you need to know which one's worth your time. We have put up a list of best shows you can binge watch to entertain yourself.
In the world of TV Series and Shows, it can be very challenging to find the best one to watch. The show must be entertaining and worth my while. It should have a great story and drama, as well. That is when I consider a TV Show worth binge-watching.
There are many TV Shows you can binge-watch on Netflix in 2019. But if you take a minute to go through the best 19 self-picked TV Shows, you can save a lot of time. You need not watch the first few episodes to decide whether you like the show and want to continue watching. Or you want to jump to something else.
Binge Watch TV Shows on Netflix
Netflix has a bunch of TV Shows to binge-watch. Many out of which is a Netflix Original show. Below is a complete list of 19 TV Shows, India News 365 team loved while watching on Netflix. You should take a look at each one of them.
1. Big Mouth
Platform – Netflix
Number of Seasons – 3
Feedback – I recently binged Big Mouth on Netflix and loved it. I am usually not into mature animated comedies (I favor animated children movies or anime daily ), but that has been an exception. It had been laugh-out-loud humorous, so addictive and quick, and a look at sexuality and sex to binge. Andrew and Missy eternally, that is all.
2. Dead to Me
Feedback – Since you know who perpetrated the offense, it is not so much a murder mystery, but it is filled with twist and turns to determine whether the truth gets out. And personalities will influence. It has got a humor component, also showcases the duo of Linda Cardellini and Christina Applegate. It keeps you and's unquestionably gasp-inducing.
3. Pose
Feedback – I like it as it reveals a look to a Black community I didn't have any clue about. It is part of the history of people. This month I binge-watched Pose to catch up to the new time, and it had been among the greatest TV shows I have recently observed. The series was shot, and the throw is incredible. The episodes are very long, and every episode functions together as a significant picture. It is recommended by 10/10!
4. Big Little Lies
Platform – Hulu
Feedback – It is a rewatch, but it made me recall why this series is indeed unbelievable. The cast and cinematography are out of the world, but it is actually the Monterey play, which makes me want to play with another instalment. It is dark and delicious, but so freaking funny. BILL is a playa legitimate comedy lover can get behind. And I intend to watch it around 40 more occasions through.
5. Gilmore Girls
Feedback – Despite the fact that they are speaking about a mile, a minute and there's such a lack of diversity from the series. I wish to SCREAM (one Asian household, along with a Black-French wise man ). I like this series. It calms me down, also reminds me of my youth, when I did not get over half of those references, and that was fine. We have mother-daughter connections, small-town play, and family play all set from the'00s therefore, that the style is enjoyable and the eyebrows are slim! I never miss the theme tune because that song is genius, and Carole King is a legend that is goddamn. The show is 45 minutes long with 22 episodes each the seven-season run! That means it's possible to be seeing this series for quite a while. You're welcome. Additionally, I would like to make sure that I'm not speaking about the four-part reboot, 'A Year At A Life,' which has been awful.
6. Santa Clarita Diet
Feedback – Santa Clarita Diet is most likely among the most entertaining tv shows of all time. She can still pass as human; she has to consume individuals now, and then Dexter-esque hijinks ensue. This is a series about a property agent using a critical second life in which she hunts down and eats poor men and women! Do I genuinely have to say more? Despite being disgusting and gross sometimes (like any zombie series will probably be), the series has a great deal of heart. Barrymore and her co-star Timothy Olyphant have chemistry and have become my favorite TV show bunch. The series was made by Victor Fresco, that you may know from Better Off Ted, an equally under-appreciated show. Though Santa Clarita Diet was canceled after only three seasons, I am still devoted to becoming everyone I know to see it.
7. Rosewell
Feedback – Most of us know there is more to see on TV than previously so that I missed Roswell, New Mexico as it proved last fall. Now it's Summertime — aka time for me to remain inside and catch up on shows that I've missed — I am finally getting around to the displays which were in my list to see but had not gotten around yet. Roswell is SO GOOD that I am forcing myself to speed throughout the episodes every day or two rather than all at once since it is just really pleasurable. For me, it hits all of the spots: nostalgia, love handsome men and women, AND aliens??? I have not been so surprised with a flashback episode compared to the fifth, that flashes back to 2008 of the show its emo glory in all. Clothes and the music were just like a gut-punch of the feels. If you're searching to get hooked on New Mexico is for you.
8. What/If
Feedback – I recently binged What/If at one sitting — all ten episodes. Every episode ended on a cliffhanger so that I needed to watch another one and before I knew it, I finished the entire thing. If you like drama, sex, intrigue, murder, torrid love affairs, and sassy comebacks, then that is the series for you.
9. Good Girls
Feedback – It is a binge that is fast. The series is suspenseful and funny, which makes it pass the time. Additionally, there are stories which overlap with a couple of flashbacks, and every personality to the figures are where they are now to provide context. Three girls are led by ten stars to get a series!
10. Schitt's Creek
Feedback – I finally finished my Schitt's Creek binge-watch. I watched seasons one through Season five, and four on Netflix. I was hearing co-workers, and my pals rave about it, and it lived up to the hype. It made me sob and laugh out loud. It is a fantastic summer binge funny, and also heart-warming.
11. Hyori's Bed & Breakfast
Feedback – Recently my psychological health has been somewhat tanking, so I wanted something magical and relaxing to see on Netflix — I had heard of Lee Hyori's reality show before (and anybody who understands K-pop and its history understands she is a fucking pub ) and determined that, yes, a series about bed and breakfast on the peaceful, lush island of Jeju Island would fit the bill. And it gets my heart so pleased! I am positive Hyori along with her husband, Sang Soon, ham it up a bit for your camera, but their connection is really super cute — such as, in a manner that gives me hope for marriage and love. And each one the guests who are selected for the series (thousands of individuals from all over Korea employed!) Are also fittingly adorable, type, and have interesting backgrounds. Additionally, the very first year recruited K-pop singer IU to assist as B&B staff and her demeanor is so endearingly awkward, and it is fun watching her just be.
12. Love, Death, and Robots
Feedback – I stumbled upon Love, Death, and Robots on Netflix (through an Instagram article ) and, damn, it's impressive. It is an anthology series that is all revived. This show is masterful at telling a story and using every story's cartoon style to improve the emotion and mood it is attempting to communicate. A general great show and highly suggested to anybody who enjoys a fantastic story and some dope ass cartoon.
13. House of Flowers
Feedback – BEST SHOW ON TELEVISION. I am seeing it for the next time because it is so excellent! It is about a wealthy Mexican family that runs a flower shop. It is a dark comedy full of tons of play. And Veronica Castro is inside, and I am obsessed with her.
14. Murdoch Mysteries
Number of Seasons – 10
Feedback – Its DAMN GREAT, LOL! It's located from the early 1900s although it's a conventional detective play. And also the outfits are excellent.
15. Cheers
Feedback – I never saw this show growing up, but it still holds up (somewhat debatable but what old displays are not?) And you will find they were famous. Just like Emma Thomspon as Nanny Gee!
16. Rebelde
Feedback – I loved LOVED this novella rising, and today I can rewatch every incident and relive all of the drama. It is Gossip Girl, Riverdale, and 90210 all wrapped up in a too dramatic blanket — that which is not there to adore?! Additionally, it gave us RDB — just one of the most influential bands of our life.
17. What we do in the shadows
Platform – Amazon Prime
Feedback – It is a modern-day vampire mockumentary that will be a welcome addition into the binge turning of anybody that has a dark sense of humor. (However, it is not scary!!!) . In my humble view, a well-done mockumentary is among the most important things you will ever watch. And it is wonderful! What We Do from the Shadows is just one of my all-time faves. It. Single. Time. Welp, I have never been wrong about anything in my entire life. Like, I possibly do not hope that it is so excellent! And though the first season was airing on TV, I have been traveling a lot recently and bingeing it can.
The movie premiered in New Zealand. However, the TV series has four vamps alive as roommates in modern-day Staten Island, in which a ship dropped off them with kinda-sorta requests to turn Americans into witches. And they have not. The roommates comprise Nandor, a Vlad Dracula–lookalike that attempts and fails to rule out the family in an assortment of ridiculous scenarios; Laszlo and Nadja, a few that are forever bound (or ARE they?!) Afterwards she turned him into a vamp several centuries ago; then there is Colin, a day-walking energy vampire who is the WORST, being a power shot and all. Oh, and they also reside with Guillermo, Nandor's recognizable who has been around for YEARS and Nandor is not the best too. . .but he isn't the worst! However, why is it The very same people are supporting it as the first movie (Jemaine Clement and Taika Wait). You'll come across some 1-on-1 camera confessionals just like you want in an augmented reality display and, trust me, I'm well versed in most reality TV so that it holds up in this respect.
Additionally, it does a wonderful job marrying vampire and humor tropes collectively, like scenarios where one vamp becomes a bat, has picked up by animal control, then everybody else must help him escape. Nadja's responses to what, Additionally slays me. I should have understood it'd be amazing if Matt Berry (the dreadful creepy boss out of IT Crowd) was cast as Laszlo. But I will not waste your time *describing why I adore you could use watching the premiere. Seriously, see it, make everybody that enters your house watch it (as I have), bring this up in unrelated conversations (since I have), then thank me forever. What should you hate things that are scary?! As a number of my most excellent cat buddies adore it.
18. Good Omens
Feedback – I am an enormous fan of this book, and the series lived up for it. I watched all of it in a single sitting haha. It is witty and super funny and visually STUNNING.
19. The Act
Feedback – I am a sucker for a series! This narrative follows a young woman named Gypsy Blanchard (Joey King) who attempts to escape her mum Dee Dee's (Patricia Arquette) poisonous grip in her life. Gypsy uncovers some dark secrets about her mom, which finally contributes to Dee Dee's passing. The acting is exceptional, and every episode leaves you wanting more. And if you are anything like me, at the end of the series you are likely to wind up googling about the authentic mother-daughter duo, to receive your fix!
Best Netflix TV Show 2019
It wasn't easy to pen down the above mentioned 19 TV Shows. Out of hundreds choosing best 19 is a big task. We decided to first pen down 10 Best Netflix shows but couldn't stop at 10. Finished the list at 19 shows worth binge watching on Netflix.
Which one is your choice and how did you like it? Let us know in the comments below.
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