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Baltimore rededicated itself to power football in the offseason but couldn't churn yards and burn clock when it counted against the Steelers. Now it's back to the drawing board for the Super Bowl champs
Who are these Baltimore Ravens? Not the franchise that powered its way through the AFC North for a decade. And not the group that discovered a balanced offense in time to win a Super Bowl in February.
Take Baltimore's final drive of Sunday's 19-16 loss at Pittsburgh: With 10 minutes remaining, down 16-9, the Ravens went shotgun no-huddle and threw the ball, tossing in several draw plays after running to no effect in the first half (30 yards on nine carries against a 22nd-ranked run defense). In the end it was spread formations and deception—this from a team that went back to the well and re-signed big-bodied fullback Vonta Leach for $3.75 million in August.
It worked. The sudden change in strategy saw Baltimore move 73 yards downfield (a quarter of their total offense on the day), tying the game with two minutes remaining. Yet Ben Roethlisberger found enough time to drive Pittsburgh into range for a last-second field goal that gave the Steelers a 19-16 win, raising Pittsburgh to 2-4 and dropping the Ravens to 3-4.
Baltimore finally sustained some offensive success only after becoming one-dimensional in scheme, failing earlier to correct the blocking woes with their bread-and-butter Leach-Ray Rice lead plays, which had been a point of emphasis this week in practice. It used to be that the Ravens' willingness to run a no-huddle offense was viewed as an indication of the coaching staff's growing trust in quarterback Joe Flacco. Now it's an indictment of an offensive line that can't run-block it's way out of a paper bag, much less Heinz Field or the division.
What gives?
"I don't feel like we've gotten enough yards per carry for our coaches to have confidence in us in those situations, and that's on us," says guard Kelechi Osemele. "That's on the offensive line, and we need to improve and get back to where we were last year where we got in situations like that and were able to run the ball. We have to improve to get that trust back."
It was only 10 months ago the Ravens handled a very similar situation entirely different. Down 35-28 with seven minutes remaining against the Broncos in the divisional playoffs, John Harbaugh stuck his quarterback under center, sent tight ends Ed Dickson and Dennis Pitta onto the field and told his team to chew up yards and clock in the manner that the Ravens have for a decade. They ran four tailback carries in the first six plays of that drive. The idea: score a touchdown, keep the ball out of Peyton Manning's hands and head to overtime.
It was working until an Osemele false start stalled the drive in Broncos territory and a Flacco toss to Pitta failed on fourth down. Things were looking grim after that, until Flacco's last-minute deep ball to Jacoby Jones cleared Broncos safety Rahim Moore's fingers.
Fast-forward 10 months to Sunday at Heinz Field. The Ravens came to Pittsburgh averaging 2.7 yards per carry, with 19 sacks allowed by a retooled offensive line. Juan Castillo, the former Eagles defensive coordinator, is the run-game coordinator for offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell, and Castillo's zone-blocking preference has come under scrutiny as the team consistently fails to produce with it.
That's not to say the Ravens didn't run zone or have success with it before Castillo, or that zone is the only thing they're running now. Truthfully, they're not running anywhere but backwards. Only the Jaguars have a poorer run-blocking grade from Pro Football Focus this year. Rice has a season-long run of 14 yards, and Baltimore has eclipsed 100 yards rushing only once this season despite boasting Pro Bowlers in Leach and Rice and an emerging talent in tailback Bernard Pierce.
The problem is not one person," Leach says. "There's a lot of stuff we've got to get better at. We always seem like we have a breakdown, whether it's a person on the backside or the frontside."
Circumstances on all sides are complicated. Pitta is out for the season with a hip injury. There's the retirement of center Matt Birk and the elevation of Gino Gradkowski, whose run blocking isn't near as bad as his pass protection. Then there's right guard Marshal Yanda, coming back from shoulder surgery and still working his way back into Pro Bowl shape. Eugene Monroe is still learning the offense after he was acquired from the Jaguars to replace a struggling Bryant McKinnie on Oct. 1. Yet the biggest concern has to be the play of Osemele, who on Sunday rarely won the pad-level fight and watched Steelers safety Troy Polamalu and other smaller men cross his face with impunity on their way to the ball. Osemele doesn't appear to be finishing blocks or moving as quickly as he did last season, and with good reason: The second-year guard expects to have back surgery in the offseason.
"I'm not 100%, and I wont be until surgery after the season, until they fix the disk," he said. "But I manage it, and treat it every day to treat the symptoms. With this issue degrading, it's going to take time to heal. And it's not going to heal during the season; this is a full-contact sport. But I can't make excuses, I've just got to continue to get better."
The Ravens don't have great options behind Osemele. If he's benched or unable to play, A.Q. Shipley is the next man up. The 2009 seventh-rounder was serviceable in backup duty last season, but he's also the backup to the struggling Gradkowski. If shotgun draws and sweeps become the only effective way for the Ravens to run the ball—change-of-pace plays in a pass-heavy offense—that's fine as long as Flacco (eight touchdowns, eight interceptions) can carry the load and handle the punishment.
"We tried to spread them out and run the ball a little bit tonight," said Dickson, who played in Chip Kelly's offense at Oregon. "It's our mentality to run the ball. We're known for running the ball, so we'll do whatever it takes. I come from an offense like that, and everybody thinks it's kind of soft but it's not. You spread them out and then you go up the gut."
If that's the direction the Ravens are headed, they've got a bye week to iron out the kinks, then a visit to Cleveland and after that a home game versus the division-leading Bengals. Yet it doesn't sound like the Ravens are ready to give up on their investment in the power run game, with Leach as a lead blocker, or limit themselves to the shotgun. Castillo believes time is on their side: "Its still early in the season," he said. "We're going to fix it."


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HILLSBORO, Ore., May 25, 2011 – SolarWorld's high-performance solar panels have begun moving in rail containers from near the company's U.S. headquarters plant in Hillsboro, Ore., on their way to supply a 33-megawatt installation on land totaling 300 acres in southeast Ontario, Canada.
Rail shipment is possible because SolarWorld, the largest U.S. solar technology manufacturer for more than 35 years, manufactures its crystalline silicon solar electric panels in the major market geographies where the company sells them. The practice minimizes shipping costs, fuel consumption and noxious emissions. Every week, an average of 30 trucks each laden with 540 SolarWorld panels – about 3.75 megawatts total – leave the Hillsboro plant for the Port of Portland's nearby intermodal facility, where they transfer to rail for their trip to Ontario.
The solar power plant site is located in rural East-Hawkesbury, just south of both the Ottawa River and Trans Canada Highway and about 45 miles west of Montreal, Quebec. In all, 144,060 panels are expected to generate 39 gigawatt-hours annually, enough to power about 2,600 homes. The development is considered one of the most significant solar projects in one of the leading North American political jurisdictions in terms of policy to cultivate a market for solar energy.
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The Stardale PV Solar Project represents the first solar electric power project of Innergex Renewable Energy Inc., a leading developer, owner and operator of hydroelectric facilities and energy projects in North America. Enfinity owned and developed the project prior to its sale to Innergex and currently is the project partner for engineering, procurement and construction as well as operations and maintenance.
Rafael Dobrzynski, Chief Executive Officer of Enfinity Americas, said, "In a major transaction like this, many different elements work together to deliver a successful outcome. SolarWorld's innovative production and freight solutions played an important part in the deal. From our perspective, it is crucial that the product is manufactured in the USA, which enables the project to apply for support from the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank), improving the overall feasibility of the project."
Work on the project began in November 2010; it is expected to conclude by the first quarter of 2012. The total project cost is estimated at $140 million Canadian.
Founded in 2005, Enfinity is an established leader in renewable energy (the sixth largest in the world in its sector), with operations in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. The company finances, develops and builds solar PV projects and also owns its own portfolio of renewable energy installations. Enfinity has been selected to build some of the largest renewable energy projects across the globe, with 200 MW installed and operational worldwide.
Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. is a leading developer, owner and operator of run-of-river hydroelectric facilities and wind energy projects in North America, and a developer of solar photovoltaic installations. Innergex's management team has been involved in the renewable power industry since 1990. Innergex owns a portfolio of projects which consists of: i) interests in 23 operating facilities with an aggregate net installed capacity of 401 MW; ii) interests in 11 projects under development or under construction with an aggregate net installed capacity of 312 MW for which power purchase agreements have been secured; and iii) prospective projects of more than 2,800 MW (net).
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John Wesley's Explanatory Noteson the Whole Bible
Verse 1Captivity - The captives.
Verse 4Turn us - Restore us to our former tranquillity, and free us from the troubles which we yet groan under.
Verse 6Revive us - Give us a second reviving in bringing home the rest of our brethren, and in restraining our enemies.
Verse 8Will hear - Diligently observe. Will speak - What answer God will give to my prayers. Peace - He will give an answer of peace. Saints - Not to all that are called God's people, but only to those who are truly such.
Verse 9His salvation - That compleat salvation for which all the Israel of God wait; even the redemption by the Messiah; of which not only Christian, but even Jewish writers understand this place; and to which the following passages properly belong. And the psalmist might well say this salvation was nigh, because the seventy weeks determined by Daniel were begun. Glory - The glorious presence of God, and the God of glory himself, even Christ, who is the brightness of his father's glory.
Verse 10Kissed - That great work of redemption by Christ, shall clearly manifest God's mercy in redeeming his people Israel, and in the conversion of the Gentiles; his truth in fulfilling that great promise of sending his son, his righteousness in punishing sin, on his son, and in conferring righteousness upon guilty and lost creatures; and his peace or reconciliation to sinners, and that peace of conscience which attends upon it.
Verse 11Truth - Truth among men. Righteousness - And God's justice shall be satisfied: he shall look down upon sinful men with a smiling countenance.
Verse 13Before him - As his harbinger. He shall fulfil all righteousness, he shall satisfy the righteousness of God, and shall advance righteousness and holiness among men. Set us - Shall cause us to walk in those righteous ways wherein he walketh.
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Well after a 3 game streak came crashing down to Earth on Monday night, the Oilers look to start anew tonight in Nashville. It's the first of back to backs including a short road trip to Columbus to play tomorrow night. Nashville played the BJs last night themselves, so the Oilers will look to jump out early.
Minor shakeup to the lines tonight. Grebeshkov slots into a pairing with Justin Schultz and Potter will sit out. He'll have company in Acton and Gazdic to make room for Arcobello and Jones.
The Bryz gets his first start as Oiler tonight too. He did see action last game against Chicago after Dubnyk watched 4 pucks bulge the twine behind him. More of a mercy pull as most of the goals were opportunistic by a very talented Blackhawks team. Bryzgalov did well in relief though, so hopefully he's up to the task of 60 minutes tonight. Also being back to backs you had to figure Bryzgalov would play either tonight or tomorrow.
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GEC is 87% controlled by Thanh Thanh Cong Group (TTC), a Vietnamese conglomerate founded by Mr Dang Van Thanh in 1979. TTC is Vietnam's largest private sugar manufacturer. It also has 79 MW biomass power plant portfolio owned by its various sugar business units.
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With the exhibition SOUNDS OF VIENNA Leica Gallery Vienna celebrates the 100th anniversary of Franz Hubmann (1914-2007), one of Austrian photography's finest. His last exhibition in Vienna during his lifetime was presented by Photomuseum Westlicht on the occasion of his 90th birthday.
Like no one else, Franz Hubmann – famously called the Austrian Cartier-Bresson – managed to capture the sound of the city with his Leica, the Viennese street life with its Cafés, bohemians, fiacres and antique shops. In the exhibition we meet them all again: the legendary waiter Ali from Café Hawelka, who is now at least as famous as his literary guests, the freezing florist in Stadtpark or the woman transporting her plant in a baby carriage across the district of Döbling.
As Hubmann was a passionate music lover, it wasn't only the sound of the streets which interested him. During the postwar decades he took pictures of the international music scene visiting Vienna, his musical taste ranging from the classic with portraits of Herbert von Karajan or Yehudi Menuhin to modern jazz, represented in the exhibition by mesmerizing shots of Miles Davis, Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong and many others. Hubmann also had an eye for the latest developments in arts and performance and thus was one of the few to capture the anarchic cabarets of avant-garde group Wiener Gruppe on film.
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On the occasion of Franz Hubmann's 100th anniversary Christian Brandstätter Verlag publishes the book FRANZ HUBMANN. SOUNDS OF VIENNA with many photographs from the exhibition and essay by Karlheinz Roschitz, Christian Brandstätter, Axel Hubmann und Gerald Piffl.
The show at Leica Gallery Vienna coincides with a Franz Hubmann exhibition at Leica Gallery Salzburg, also celebrating his 100th anniversary.
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Two years ago Danish Magnum photographer Jacob Aue Sobol embarked on a journey, crossing the Asian continent from Moscow via Ulaanbaatar to Beijing. Arrivals and Departures is the photographic log-book of this trip. Recorded with the Leica M Monochrome it recounts Sobols encounters with the people along the Trans-Siberian Railway in fierce black and white images.
None of the photographs is just a fleeting record of a traveller. On the contrary, Sobols portraits are characterized by an almost painful intensity, the intimacy of the pictures leaves no space for casual bystanders.
"It was a trip I had always wanted to take; The legendary journey along the Trans-Siberian Railway. Denmark, my native country, you can cross in five hours by train, but in Russia the distances are huge. I was curious if the connection between people and places would feel different considering the fact that I would pass every tree, every house and every village on my way to Beijing. The first chock came already when I entered the train. It was completely empty. The whole idea of the project had been to meet people on the train and make intimate stories from the train compartments. But riding this ghost-train, I had to change the concept: The intimate work had to come from my encounters with people in the cities and the train became the red thread connecting Moscow, Ulaanbaatar and Beijing. On the train I ended up with my camera glued to the window photographing the change of landscape as we were let along the Russian forests, the Mongolian desert and through the mountains to Beijing.
But it was not only Russia, Mongolia and China that was unknown land to me - so was my equipment. It was my first time using a digital camera. Everything was new, but then again, my ambition is always the same; to use the camera as a tool to create contact, closeness and intimacy.
Every time I start a new project, I start shooting in color, because I am afraid to repeat myself, but later I realize that it is not really something I can make a rational decision about. If I can't emotionally connect with my images, if I can't feel that pinch in my stomach, they mean nothing to me, and so I always return to B&W and find my voice again. Working with black and white has always been the most direct way for me to reach more existential questions. In black and white I feel my images are not bound to a specific location or time. They create their own universe.
I never found it interesting to look at someone from the other side of the street, or to be "invisible" as a photographer. I hope this is the reason why people never feel like a voyeur looking at my images – because you feel that you are taking part. To me, this is when images grow from showing to being. This is when the pictures are not telling a story about 'them' but about 'us'." Jacob Aue Sobol
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From February 13th to June 14th Leica Gallery Vienna shows photographs by Austrian skiing-pioneer and Leica-trailblazer Stefan Kruckenhauser (1905-1988), who revolutionized alpine sports during the 1950s with his innovative skiing technique.
It is hard to decide in which of his two roles – photographer or skiing-pope – Kruckenhauser was more influential. As an image creator Kruckenhauser affected a whole generation of amateur photographers with his books and had his part in making small format photography popular in Austria. Camera manufacturer Leitz awarded him the 700,000th Leica in 1955 for his achievements in the field of photography. As a skiing educator known as the father of the "Wedeln"-technique he influenced the style of millions of alpine skiers all over the world. In the 1960s American magazine Sports Illustrated compared his impact on alpine sports to Sigmund Freud's influence on psychoanalysis.
Kruckenhauser's photographic work is to a large extent connected to certain book projects. This is also true for the photographs in the exhibition, which derive from the layouts for three of his books. The display presents drafts for single pages and spreads, which show Kruckenhauser as an equally talented photographer and graphic designer.
In the case of the "Österreichischer Schilehrplan" (Austrian Skiing Curriculum), Kruckenhauser was responsible for the skiing instructions as well as for the book's graphics and its photographic illustrations. Especially the movement studies, which derived from enlarged and collaged single images of a movie camera, are a combination of creative finesse and educational clarity.
For the illustrated book "Verborgene Schönheit" (Hidden Beauty) Kruckenhauser travelled Austria during summers and documented the local architectural heritage, as diverse as the Stift Melk and a rural Tyrolean hut. The photographs of what is maybe his most favourite project – "I wanted this book! I took up the Leica!" – often combine a romantic subject with an objective style.
Contrary to the diverse architectural views in "Verborgene Schönheit" the volume "Ein Dorf wird" (A Village is Born) is a continuous narrative essay, which follows the construction of a model village from the first plans to the move-in of the inhabitants. The photographs of the collectively working men and the smiling children, who finally move into the neatly plastered and fenced houses, perfectly embody the spirit of the reconstruction years after World War II. Kruckenhauser arranges the single shots to an elegant narration, which in 2004 convinced Martin Parr and Gerry Badger to include "Ein Dorf wird" into their standard volume on the history of the photobook.
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Kay von Aspern
From 14 August 2013 Leica Gallery Vienna presents works by Vienna-based photographer Kay von Aspern. Von Aspern is a Street Photographer in the emphatic sense of the word: He never leaves the house without his camera.
His photographs spring from a deep sensitivity for the strangeness of everyday life. Things that usually escape general attention in the turmoil of the cities, van Aspern records with his Leica: small-scale dramas, odd encounters, telling glances. For a brief moment, everyday life is condensed and thus enhanced in a random composition. It is these moments, which von Aspern snatches from the current of time.
Kay von Aspern is part of a vital scene dedicated to Street Photography, which in recent years has emerged in Vienna. With the genre of Street Photography these photographers take up a tradition, which since the end of the nineteenth century, when smaller and lighter cameras began to allow for a higher mobility, produced some of the most iconic images and some of the most abiding myths in the history of photography. Henri Cartier-Bresson's "moment decisive", the decisive moment of an incident which is to capture on the photograph or the notion of the camera as an extension to the human eye – those are the ideas which make up the essence of Street Photography. Like a flaneur, the photographer strolls through the public space, immersing himself in the stream of pedestrians, constantly staying alert for the particularities of the everyday.
"It's like going into the sea and letting the waves break over you", Joel Meyerowitz and Colin Westerbeck wrote in their definitive book on Street Photography Bystander. "You feel the power of the sea. On the street each successive wave brings a whole new cast of characters. You take wave after wave, you bathe in it." Kay von Aspern, born in the town of Itzehoe in Nothern-Germany, throws himself into the current of Vienna since 2005. It is often on the fringes of official events where he finds his pictures: the margins of a carnival parade, waiting supporters at a party convention, passers-by at the national holiday celebrations – fleeting moments which only become manifest once von Aspern takes a photograph and thus concentrates the moment in an image. His photographic gaze is always full of wit and makes the small absurdities in the random constellations of our surroundings visible – in black and white as well as in colour.
The works on display are from the years 2006 to 2013 and have almost exclusively been photographed in Vienna. Additionally, to reflect the mass of images Kay von Aspern confronts himself with on a daily basis, each day of the exhibition he will take a picture and send it to the Leica Store where it will be printed and pinned to the gallery wall. Like a block on paper, these images will form a growing scrapbook of his work.
Inge Morath
he Leica Gallery in Vienna presents a selection of portraits and reportage photographs by the Graz-born Magnum photographer, Inge Morath (1923-2002).
During her career as a photojournalist, which spanned almost 50 years, she travelled around the globe. Encounters with people were always a driving force behind her work. Morath's travel reportages are based on a deep curiosity about the culture of a country and the living conditions of its population. Her portraits reflect a compassionate interest in renowned models, as well as arts and culture personalities, that she got to know with her camera.
Inge Morath came relatively late to photography. When she bought a used Leica in 1952 to make her first pictures, she had already worked for several years as a journalist. In collaboration with the photographer Ernst Haas, she worked as a reporter team in post-war Vienna – he made the pictures and she wrote the articles. Robert Capa, who in 1947 founded the photo agency Magnum Photos with Henri Cartier-Bresson and other photographers in Paris, became aware of their work and brought them to the Seine. In Magnum's early years, Morath worked as a writer and picture editor. By evaluating the contact sheets of her fellow photographers and through her work with Cartier-Bresson, whom she assisted on trips, she trained her photographic eye.
When she presented her first photographs to Robert Capa for the first time, she initially claimed that they had been taken by someone else. Only when it became apparent that Capa liked the pictures Morath revealed herself as the originator. In 1955 she became a full member of the agency - and was one of the first women photographers to be part of the elite circle. Morath's first assignment for Magnum took her to England and Spain, where some of her most famous pictures were taken. Her early photographs show a clear sense for the decisive moment of a scene. She shared her preference for surrealist charged compositions with Cartier-Bresson.
In the late 1950s Morath's moved to the USA, where she increasingly worked as a set photographer for Hollywood productions alongside her reportages. During the filming of The Misfits in 1960, she met her future husband, the renowned American playwright Arthur Miller. At the time of the filming Miller was married to the lead actress Marilyn Monroe. Morath and Miller were married two years later and alongside being a couple they also worked together on a number of projects, particularly after the 1970s, such as books based on their trips to Russia and China.
Inge Morath, a cosmopolitan person who was fluent in several languages, once described photography as the most universal of all languages. On her journeys she was confronted with the fact that her German mother tongue was seen after the war as the language of the enemy. She found in photography a means of expression that enabled her to overcome the former front lines, to report about mankind from over the borders and to speak to the people.
Alfred Weidinger
Alfred Weidinger verfolgt seit 2009 die Spuren der letzten Könige Afrikas, Erben der mächtigen Reiche, die einst den Kontinent beherrschten.
In ihnen lebt nicht nur eine jahrhundertealte Tradition fort, zum Teil sind die Könige noch heute, obwohl ohne direkte exekutive Gewalt, einflussreiche politische und spirituelle Leitfiguren ihrer Gesellschaft. Gleichzeitig aber sind die Monarchen – ähnlich ihren europäischen Standesgenossen – ein lebendes Paradoxon, Relikte einer vergangenen Epoche in einer modernisierten Welt.
Weidingers Porträtserie, die ihn bislang nach Mali, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Kamerun, Tschad, Uganda und Angola geführt hat – weitere Reisen sind geplant –, zeigt die Könige in repräsentativen Posen und vollem zeremoniellen Ornat an von ihnen selbst gewählten Orten. In der Bildkomposition greift Weidinger auf Vorbilder aus dem späten 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhundert zurück, Studioporträts afrikanischer Monarchen, Häuptlinge und Stammesältester. Diese Fotografien entstanden in Fotoateliers, die zum Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts in Teilen von Afrika boomten und Herrscherporträts als Postkarten und Sammelbilder – auch über den Kontinent hinaus – unter das Volk brachten. In den Atelierporträts traten die Monarchen in all ihrem majestätischen Pomp auf, nichtsdestotrotz war bereits die Tatsache ihrer Ablichtung im Foto Zeichen ihrer schwindenden Bedeutung, ging doch der Siegeszug der Fotografie in Afrika Hand in Hand mit der Unterwerfung des Kontinents unter direkte koloniale Herrschaft.
Weidingers Projekt antwortet auf diese Bildtradition, lässt den Modellen aber deutlich mehr Handlungsspielraum in der Gestaltung ihres eigenen Bildes. Wie ein Ausschnitt aus einer Ahnengalerie dokumentiert die Serie den gegenwärtigen Stand der afrikanischen Monarchie und ist visuelles Zeugnis eines aus europäischer Perspektive immer noch oft übersehenen Teils der afrikanischen Geschichte und dessen Kontinuität in der heutigen Gesellschaft. Über die Traditionslinien hinaus, die den Status der Könige bestimmen, wird in Weidingers konzentrierten Schwarzweiß-Aufnahmen die charismatische Persönlichkeit der einzelnen Individuen als Quelle ihrer fortwährenden sozialen Bedeutung sichtbar.
Alfred Weidinger ist Vizedirektor am Belvedere in Wien. Er studierte von 1985 bis 1998 Kunstgeschichte und Klassische Archäologie an der Universität Salzburg und schloss sein Studium mit einer Dissertation über das Frühwerk des österreichischen Malers Oskar Kokoschka ab. In der Funktion des Kurators für die Kunst der Klassischen Moderne am Belvedere ist er für die Organisation von bedeutenden Ausstellungen im In- und Ausland verantwortlich. Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte sind bildende und angewandte Kunst sowie Fotografie des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts. Seit 1980 bereist er als freier Dokumentarfotograf Afrika. Für sein jüngstes Projekt, für das er mit der Leica M Monochrom in Kombination mit dem lichtstärksten Objektiv, dem Noctilux 0,95 50 mm, arbeitet, hat er dort bislang 118 Könige porträtiert.
Robert Capa
China 1938
The second exhibition in the new Leica Gallery Vienna offers a focused insight into a significant part of world history from the perspective of Magnum legend Robert Capa (1913-1954).
The exhibits document the beginning of the Japanese invasion of China. The costly military conflict began in July 1937 as a Second Sino-Japanese War and ended in 1945 as part of the World War II. Around 30 photographs by Robert Capa, a documentary film, as well as publications of the Formation time are presented. Full text comments explain the historical and political background.
On 16 February 1938 Capa reached Hong Kong by ship. His seven months stay in China spanned the phase of the war immediately after the massacre of Nanking, when the city Hankou was a temporary headquarters of the government. In this central Chinese City, at the confluence of the Yangtze River and the Han River (now part the metropolis of Wuhan), Capa documented the propaganda of the Chinese National Kuomintang, field exercises and various air attacks of the Japanese. At the battle of Taierzhuang he could take photographs of the decisive front up close, as well as the flooding of areas around the Yellow River, which the Chinese used to try and stop the Japanese, and the catastrophic destruction from the massive air raids by the Japanese in the second half of 1938.
he 25-year old native of Hungary and later co-founder of Magnum, Robert Capa was already a well known major war reporter at the time. Shortly before he managed to achieve great success with the famous image of a falling solider in the Spanish Civil War; a photographic icon of the 20th century. In China Capa worked for the magazine LIFE as well as a camera assistant for the Dutchman Joris Ivens, who shot the documentary film "The 400 Million" with John Fernhout. After Capa had documented the enormous devastation in the city of Hankou, he left the scene in September 1938 to continue his reports in Spain.
Curated by Rebecca Reuter and Marie Röbl
Gregor Schlierenzauer
Silent Moments
For some time, the Austrian born number two ski jumper of all time, Gregor Schlierenzauer, has had a passion for photography. "Schlieri" photographs with his Leica M9 and represents a young generation that photograph passionately without mobile phones.
Specifically when on trips he finds his motifs and lightness and spontaneity, but also sincerity and sensitivity characterize his work. "From a young age I was able to see a lot of the world, so I see a lot of things differently. Since I began taking pictures I have a more open approach to life and look at things in much closer detail. I seek the quiet moments in my life, enjoy them and take them with me, "says Schlierenzauer. His talent as a young photographer has developed tremendously in the last years. This is the reason why he was included in the Leica talent pool and sponsored by Leica. Schlierenzauer, since September of this year, is the first prize winner of the Leica mentoring program, with which the company wants to support young photographers.
' Despite my tender age, I have already been lucky enough to see much of the world. That's why I see a lot of things differently. Since taking up photography, I've had a more open attitude towards life and look at things more closely. I seek the still moments in my life, enjoy them and take them with me' say Gregor Schlierenzauer about his life and his work. His progres as a young talented photographer was tremendous. That is why today he is part of the Leica talent pool and promoted by Leica. In September 2012 Gregor has been awarded a prize in the Leica Mentoring Program with which the Leica company wants to support young photographers.


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Federal workers union protests in Beaufort over sequestration cuts
Civilian union workers from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island rallied Wednesday near Beaufort City Hall for an end to the forced federal budget cuts known as sequestration.
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|Judaism 101
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Also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day, this holiday occurs on the 27th of Nissan. "Shoah" is the Hebrew word for the Holocaust. This is a memorial day for those who died in the Holocaust.
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Israeli Memorial Day, observed on Iyar 4, remembers those who died in the War of Independence and other wars in Israel. Unlike American Memorial Day, this is a very serious, solemn day in Israel, because so many people have lost immediate relatives or close friends in Israel's wars.
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Israeli Independence Day, marking the establishment of the modern state of Israel in 1948. It is observed on the 5th of Iyar. Click the musical notes to hear the Israeli national anthem, Ha-tikvah. According to some views, the restrictions of the Omer period are lifted for this day. A few anti-Zionist Jews observe this day as a day of mourning for the sin of proclaiming the state of Israel without the Messiah.
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