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"You know how it is in the playoffs. The manager is always going to throw the best horses out there." -- Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz
DETROIT -- Thursday afternoon, Will Middlebrooks wasn't a happy camper. He had been told earlier in the day that he would not be included in the Red Sox' starting lineup for Game 5 of the American League Championship Series.
"Who would be?" Middlebrooks said when asked to confirm that he wasn't happy about it. "But at the same time, it's a team game, we're here to win. I trust their decision."
At this point, trusting these decisions has been an increasingly more turnkey exercise. It's just that Thursday night's 4-3 Red Sox win over the Tigers was able to offer the latest wave of reminders.
The postseason blueprint has been proven to be structurally sound.
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Red Sox manager John Farrell made the call to sit Middlebrooks, he of the 4-for-23 postseason. In the third baseman's place would be rookie Xander Bogaerts, the ultra-talented infielder with just 49 major league at-bats.
"He rakes," noted Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia of Bogaerts.
The move paid off right away, with Bogaerts contributing to the Sox' three-run second inning with a double. The 21-year-old would also proceed to hold his own at third, helping halt a sixth-inning threat by starting a smoothly executed, 5-4-3, inning-ending double play.
Then came the ninth, when the decision -- and theme of the postseason -- would be defined.
With the Sox clinging to a one-run lead, Bogaerts led off the frame by working a walk (his third in eight postseason plate appearances). Farrell immediately pinch-ran Middlebrooks for the rookie, a move that, on the surface, seemed somewhat curious considering Bogaerts was the indisputable faster runner, and solid enough of a defender that a defensive replacement might not be a priority.
But, as has been the case with most of Farrell's key decisions this postseason, the true explanation lies far from surface level.
One of the areas that the organization was well aware Bogaerts had been lagging behind in due to his World Baseball Classic-induced absence from spring training is baserunning. In this case, there would be a very specific opportunity for the Red Sox on the bases, one which Middlebrooks was better prepared to execute. (That, along with what Farrell perceived as an upgrade at the position due to familiarity, led to the move.)
David Ross, an above-average bunter, would be pushing a bunt toward third. Middlebrooks was well aware that not only would third baseman Miguel Cabrera be charging, but shortstop Jose Iglesias' responsibility would be to cover second. That left third base open until catcher Brayan Pena could arrive on the scene.
So, without breaking stride, Middlebrooks stormed around second and slid safely into third base. And while he didn't make it home for an insurance run, another piece of the blueprint had been safely planted.
"My main objective was just to get to second base, getting into scoring position with the one out. I thought about it, but then thought, it's probably not going to happen," Middlebrooks said. "When I got 20 feet from second, I was like, all right I'm not going to slow down, I'm just going to try to get after this.
"I'm not used to coming off the bench. My biggest thing is trying to stay focused. I tried to go through my normal pregame routine. I went out on the field and ran and threw and everything just to keep my head in the right place. It's hard not to hit that switch. I was trying to keep it on."
When it was all said and done, and the Red Sox found themselves leaving Detroit with a 3-2 series lead, another move had been vindicated.
But there has been a lot of that lately. For instance …
There might be a game in the near future when Drew's offensive struggles become too much for the Red Sox to carry against a certain matchup. But even with the shortstop going 0-for-4 with two more strikeouts -- making him 1-for-17 with eight punchouts in the series -- there was a key moment that might have justified the decision to keep the lefty hitter in the lineup.
In the fourth inning, and the Tigers mounting one of their first real threats thanks to runners on first and second and one out, Pena grounded a ball back to pitcher Jon Lester. Typically, such a play would be viewed an automatic 1-6-3 double play. But because of the pitcher's difficulties throwing to bases, it was anything but routine.
Lester's toss sailed wide, to the shortstop side. Drew reacted quickly, lunging to gather in the ball while somehow keeping his foot on the bag for the force. In one motion he managed to relay a throw to first baseman Mike Napoli, whose scoop completed the improbable double play.
It was a series of events that could have easily resulted in something disastrous for the Sox. It was also a play that could have easily not been made if the call was for the inexperienced Bogaerts to man shortstop.
"Looking back earlier in the season, working on things, knowing how Lester throws to second, that was in my mind," Drew said. "It was tough because in my mind I was still trying to reach for the bag but knowing the runner's coming into second. … With the throw kind of tailing toward left field it was in my mind that I had to search for the bag. I'm not even looking at the bag. I'm looking at the throw and trying to do it at the same time.
"Looking back, it's a huge out. It was just one of those plays that worked out, with Nap picking the ball. I had no legs when I was tagging the bag, having to throw the ball with just my upper body and didn't have any strength behind the ball. Fortunately Nap made a good pick for us."
Ross was in Thursday night's lineup primarily because of his work with Lester, a pitcher he has helped steer through what is now three standout starts against the Tigers.
But Ross -- the catcher who was one of general manager Ben Cherington's first targets when last offseason's free agency period opened up -- supplied so much more than just guidance behind the plate.
Ross notched an RBI double for the Red Sox' second run in the second inning, later adding a single and the ninth-inning sacrifice bunt. There was also a sturdy collision at home plate with his catching counterpart, Alex Avila, along with a message-sending takeout slide of Iglesias at second.
Ross, he of the two concussions this season, also stood his ground as the behemoth that is Cabrera plowed into him in attempt to score the game's first run in the first inning. ("Well, once I step on that field, I'm not worried about getting injured. If you play scared or trying not to get hurt, you're probably going to get hurt," he said.)
Despite Jarrod Saltalamacchia's well-deserved starting status, playing Ross on this day was the right move.
"We smell victory right now. That's all we smell," he said. "We'll get back to Boston and start working on Game 6. We're going to focus on having a good time tonight, this plane right back, get rested up. We've got a lot of work ahead of us."
Despite the right-hander on the mound, Farrell chose to go with Gomes as his left fielder in Game 5.
The righty batter went 0-for-4 and is hitting just .190 for the postseason. But, once again, he seemingly was in the middle of some key moments. It's no coincidence the Red Sox are 6-2 in playoff games Gomes has participated in.
While Gomes did score another run, giving him five in eight postseason games, it was his defense that stood out this time around. It was the left fielder's throw to home on Jhonny Peralta's single that nailed Cabrera, keeping the game scoreless heading into a pivotal second inning.
"I wasn't surprised. I think on the offensive side, I think we were going to have the opportunity to take a crack at it," Gomes said. "It was just getting a tight grip. When you have a quick transfer, you have to grab all four seams when the ball is wet. I just squeezed the heck out of it and threw it as hard as I could."
The combination of Gomes and Nava is hitting just .233 (7-for-30) without a home run throughout the postseason. But the combo's work in left field has been stellar, allowing Farrell to mix and match as he sees fit.
"Any opportunity to take runners and take runs off the board is a huge boost," Gomes said. "Playoffs is all about momentum."
Once again Farrell made what could have been perceived as a quick hook with his starting pitcher, taking out Jon Lester after he allowed just two runs and threw 96 pitches.
But the manager has stayed consistent in his approach.
As with the case with John Lackey two nights before, Farrell identified that Lester's stuff was backing up a bit. That, accompanied with Pena's success against the lefty, led to Junichi Tazawa coming on with one out in the sixth.
Then came the matchups. Tazawa managed to induce two double plays (matching his regular-season total), including once again getting the better of Miguel Cabrera with runners on first and second. That paved the way for Craig Breslow, who, after getting both of his batters, has pitched six scoreless innings in the postseason while stranding all three of his inherited runners.
And finally came Koji Uehara.
The closer managed his third five-out save of the season, needing 27 pitches to finish things off. While he pitched his usual 1-2-3 ninth, it was the final two outs in the eighth that highlighted Farrell's continued strategy of timing each reliever's appearance. Uehara came on to strike out two middle-of-the-order threats, Jhonny Peralta and Omar Infante, paving the way for the rocking-chair ninth.
For the postseason, the Red Sox relievers have allowed just three runs over 28 innings, letting three of their 18 inherited runners to score.
"Maybe it's the same five outs, numbers-wise, but it was completely different because it was the playoffs," Uehara said through a translator. "I knew that I'd be going out. That hadn't changed going into the playoffs. I knew that could be the case."
Just as Uehara, and the Red Sox, predicted. And now they're one win away from the World Series.
"It's what we do," said Pedroia, "show up and win."
Greg and Chris talk more offseason happenings with the Pats and their plans. They talk about some of the free agents toward the bottom of the list with Stevan Ridley and Dan Connolly. Price thinks that Connolly could end up back with the Pats and Ridley elsewhere (Cowboys?), but Greg thinks they both could be back. They also chat about the departure of VInce Wilfork and what he meant to the organization, the re-signing of McCourty and more.
The very first airing of the offseason edition of NFL Sunday gets underway with Greg and Chris delving into the free agency period and how the Pats made out. Of course they lost Revis to the Jets, but what else went on? Greg isn't over the loss of Revis yet and the guys discuss what went into that whole ordeal. Price is looking forward to the additions of Chandler and Cadet. They also get a call from Mike Petraglia and get his thoughts on the Pats offseason moves.
We talk to Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News about his column today which basically accuses the Patriots of sour grapes for asking the league to enforce their own rules against tampering.
Brow Buff's Sam Packard and Ben Kichen break down Marcus Smart's unfortunate ball tap, debate leadership in the Celtics locker room, and rehash the great Kevin Love to Boston rumors.
Flannery joins Mut to break down the Isaiah Thomas trade to Boston and what it means for the Celtics this season and in the future. Paul also chats with Mut about the other deals that happened at the NBA's trading deadline
We talk to Chris Mannix from SI to break down the C's acquisition of Isaiah Thomas and the crazy trade deadline in the rest of the NBA.
Mut, Tomase, and Bradford kick things off talking about Shane Victorino taking offense to people reading into some comments he made about trading for Cole Hamels. They also discuss Blake Swihart and how soon he could be up if Christian Vazquez starts the season on the DL.
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Mut, Bradford, and Tomase kick off this weeks show by talking to Red Sox pitcher Joe Kelly about his biceps recovery, getting ready for the season and his NCAA brackets. They then talk about the Red Sox depth at closer with Koji Uehara questionable for the start of the season.
Jack Edwards of NESN joins Dale, Michael and Jerry. With 9 games left the Bruins don't have much if any margin of error, and Jack knows it.
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The great Lisa Scherber joined us to discuss today's trip to Fort Myers with 46 Jimmy Fund patients.
D&C's favorite author joined the show to discuss his new book.
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After Christian gave away his children's dog, we find out that Lola eventually found a better home.
During the recess of the Aaron Hernandez murder trial, Ted Daniel describes the first half of Shayana Jenkins testimony.
Dale, Michael and Jerry Thornton discuss David Ortiz's self-penned piece which took on such topics as steroids, the media, his contract and more. And we get into a back and forth about the fan perception of him in Boston, and why he can be so polarizing at times, even with the on-field track record he has.
Dale, Michael and Jerry Thornton discuss some of the testimony from Aaron Hernandez' fiancee, and try and judge how her words might change the outcome of this case.
Dale and Michael talk Bruins after they managed to snatch defeat from the claws of victory and blow a late game lead to the Anaheim Ducks. With the playoffs still in question, the Bruins need more efforts like that, and more luck.
Chris Price joins Mut to talk about how Revis will heat up the Jets-Pats rivalry next season
Mut opens his show talking about the New York Jets filing tampering charges on the Patriots
Mikey, Mut, and Lucy are talking about all things New England sports, the Red Sox spring training, more Darrelle Revis and Jets talk, and some Bruins mixed in.
Ben and Adam finish the odyssey that is the history of Wrestlemania. Wrestlemanias 21-30 are discussed and analyzed.
Mike Mulloy joins Chris in the studio to talk Raw and Wrestlemania.
Brow Buff's Sam Packard and Ben Kichen break down Marcus Smart's unfortunate ball tap, debate leadership in the Celtics locker room, and rehash the great Kevin Love to Boston rumors.
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This paper is concerned with the diffusion of management accounting innovations viewed as a process of actor-network building and translation. The aim is to better understand the nature of accounting change. Using Actor-Network Theory (ANT), the authors analyze two innovations that have had different fates in France. These innovations are the Georges Perrin Method (GPM) and Activity-Based Costing (ABC). The authors are particularly concerned with the dynamic of actor-networks throughout the diffusion processes of these innovations. They show how problematization, interessement, enrolment and mobilization take many, and often very surprising, forms for diffusion to occur.
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The International Academy of Comparative Law wasfounded at The Hague on 13 September 1924. The date itself is significantbecause it coincides with the prodigious movement towards a renaissance of lawwhich followed World War I. That the Academy was founded in The Hague is alsonotable because that city had earlier been designated as the seat of the PermanentCourt of International Justice and, in addition, was the place at which theAcademy of International Law was founded. In a sense the establishment of bothAcademies at The Hague amounted to areaffirmation of the idea that this city was a symbol of the protection ofpeace through law.
The Academy of International Law and the InternationalAcademy of Comparative Law have numerous points in common. Both organizations bringtogether jurists from all countries of the world. In addition, both undertake theuniversal diffusion of publications which take into consideration all legalorders and all legal systems of the world. But there are also differences: theAcademy of International Law offers its famous summer courses, its Centre ofStudy and Research, as well as other programmes at The Hague and abroad, andhas thus become a teaching and researching institution in the field ofinternational law. Apart from its Curatorium,there are no members of the Academy of International Law. Conversely, theInternational Academy of Comparative Law is a body of scholars that primarilyaims, according to article 2 of its Statutes, at the comparative study oflegal systems, and it has currently more than seven hundred members.Furthermore, while our sister institution focuses its activities oninternational law, our Academy is interested in all legal disciplines under a comparativeperspective.
For comparative law scholars it had turned out thatcoming together to exchange ideas would be most useful. As early as 1900, acongress of comparative law was held in Paris, organized by Edouard Lambert andRaymond Saleilles under the aegis of a French association, the Société de législation comparée.[1] At thetime, similar scientific organizations existed in the United States, Germanyand Italy. The end of the war inevitably led to the coming together ofcomparative law scholars and the foundation of an international organizationdesigned to unite the finest scholars, dedicated in their work to the cause ofinternational cooperation and putting the respect of the differences on theforefront.
Elemer Balogh was the architect of this union and thisaccount of the origins of the Academy affords an opportunity to pay homage tohim. Overwhelmed by the misfortunes that had befallen his country, Hungary,after the war, he became a passionate promoter of the unification of all peoples.He believed, moreover, that jurists could be the cement of such a union. For morethan thirty years, and in spite of the catastrophes provoked by the war of1939-1945, Elemer Balogh served as the Secretary General of the Academy,thereby devoting his very life to the success of the institution of which hehad been instrumental in establishing.
An historian by profession, Elemer Balogh understoodthat the historical method could easily be applied to the comparison of legalsystems, and he demonstrated that an essential source of enrichment may befound in a combination of both the vertical and the horizontal studies of lawthrough the comparative method. His successors as Secretaries General wereFelipe de Solá Cañizares, Gabriel Marty, Roland Drago, and Jürgen Basedow,whose names are synonymous throughout the world with the success the Academy hasachieved.
The names of those who have served as presidents ofthe organization are indicative of the prestige that the Academy has alwaysenjoyed: André Weiss, Antonio Sánchez de Bustamante, Roscoe Pound, JeanEscarra, Louis Milliot, Baron Frédericq, C.J. Hamson, Imre Szabo, John Hazard,Paul-André Crépeau, Konstantinos Kerameus, George A. Bermann, and KatharinaBoele-Woelki.
As pointed out above, the Academy is a body ofscholars. According to its Statutes it is composed of Titular Members, electedby the Titular Members preceding them. Associate Members join the TitularMembers to constitute the membership of the Academy. The group of AssociateMembers is not limited in number. They are elected by all preceding members,both Titular and Associate. The majority of members from both categories areacademics but current members also include a number of judges of courts ofsupreme and international jurisdiction. This reflects the fact that theattention of the Academy is directed not only to scientific activity but alsoto the practice of law. Comparative law has, from its beginnings, always broughttogether teaching, research and practical concerns. As a result of a recentmodification of the Statutes, the Academy has also opened its doors towell-respected Corporate Members, active in the field of Comparative Law.Several remarkable institutions have already joined the Academy and we are expectingthe membership of others in the near future.
Members stemming from the same jurisdiction form acommittee. In most cases such committees are national by nature, but there mayalso be subnational committees acknowledged by the Academy where the legal orderof a sub-unit of a nation has a sufficiently distinct character and autonomy. Thesame could be applied to legal orders issued from supranational entities. The Academyis a gathering of persons elected exclusively for scientific purposes and,consequently, no consideration of national or political factors has a bearingon their choice. It is nevertheless necessary, in view of the Academy'sinternational character, that the organization establishes a presence near thenational and regional centres specializing in comparative law. This network encouragesbonds of friendship and cooperation among comparative lawyers of manycountries.
The Academy is no longer the same institution that itwas at the time of its creation. In 1924, difficulties of travel were stillsignificant and the Academy's meetings often provided the only opportunity forjurists to meet. This situation has now changed for at least two reasons.First, in addition to the permanent on-line connection, specialists cometogether much more frequently, whether as individuals invited to teach abroad oras participants at bilateral meetings. Further, since international organizationsspecializing in different branches of law have multiplied, the Academy is nolonger the sole forum for meetings of lawyers at the universal level. This hasreduced the Academy's significance in such fields of action, although for reasonsof principle and in order to preserve its original vocation, the Academy stillundertakes research in all fields of legal science without exception.
When it began its activities, the Academy was able tohold meetings annually. Later, the proliferation of academic events typical ofour times compelled the Academy to limit itself to the primary activity of convening,at intervals of four years, the organisation of an International Congress of Comparative Law and of intermediate andthematic congresses half-way. However, the organisation of join activities withother institutions, taking advantage of common synergies, should not be discarded.
The first International Congress of Comparative Lawwas held at The Hague in 1932. The subjects were limited in number exactlytwenty, grouped in five sections (methodology, sources of law and history;civil law and procedure; commercial and intellectual property law; public andpenal law; and international law).[2] The second congress was also held at The Hague, thistime in 1937.[3] The war brought with it a suspension of activitiesand meetings were only resumed in 1950. The Congresses after the war were asfollows: London (1950), Paris (1954), Brussels (1958), Hamburg (1962), Uppsala(1966), Pescara (1970), Teheran (1974), Budapest (1978), Caracas (1982), Sydney(1986), Montreal (1990), Athens (1994), Bristol (1998), Brisbane (2002),Utrecht (2006), Washington D.C. (2010), and Vienna (2014). The first intermediateand thematic Congress was held at Mexico City in 2008, the second took place inTaipei in 2012, and the next one is expected to be held in Montevideo in 2016.
Currently the number of topics at each international congresshas increased to about thirty. They touch on all major legal disciplines,approached form all possible perspectives.[4] The selection of best topics continues to be a seriouschallenge. Obviously, it is necessary to pay attention to legal evolution, aswell as to the arising of new fields, but also to the modifications of the manyfactors having an impact on the law. Thus, for instance, the unavoidable factshowing that the State is no longer the only legislator shall be taken intoaccount when planning congresses and designating special reporters, who willnot be always national reporters.
The body of knowledge contained in the General Reportsand the National Reports to the congresses is published in three ways. Firstly,the local organisers of a congress edit a volume containing all generalreports. Secondly, most general reporters undertake the laborious task ofpublishing thematic volumes that comprise their own general report and thenational reports on their subject, thus providing legal scholars across theglobe with a comparative survey of their topic. Ultimately, national committeesin several countries collect the national reports from their jurisdiction andpresent them to the legal world in a volume of collected papers or in a specialissue of a law journal. The website (www.iuscomparatum.org) of the Academytries to keep track with the numerous publications.
The Academy considers the stimulation of research incomparative law throughout the world to be its main role. In his famous articlein the Mélanges Lambert, the greatBritish comparatist Gutteridge emphasized three characteristics which he foundto be central in comparative law: the importance of the discipline as a factorin relations among peoples; its utility for law reform, and its role in legaleducation. The Academy contributes to each of these three great facets of the discipline.Congresses of the Academy have reached to most parts of the globe: they tookplace in Europe until 1970; thereafter in Asia, in 1974, in 2012, andexpectedly in 2016; in the Americas in 1982, 1990, 2008, 2010, and soon in2016; and in Australia in 1986 and 2002. The new Executive Committee has fixedamong its main goals opening to Africa. This confirms the worldwide vocation ofthe Academy which, while evolving, has always sought to preserve the ideals thatinspired its founders.
Diego P. Fernández Arroyo[5]
Secretary General of theInternational Academy of Comparative Law
[1] See Congrès international de droit comparé, 1900, 2 vol, Paris (1905and 1907). See also Livre du centenairede la Société de législation comparée,Paris (1969).
[2] See Mémoires de l'Académieinternationale de droit comparé, 4 vol. Paris, Sirey (1934). See also Le congrès international de droit comparé de1932, Les travaux de la section générale : Souvenirs d'un congressiste par leProfesseur Edouard Lambert, Paris, Sirey (1936).
[3] V. Académie internationale de droit comparé, Questions inscrites au programme du Deuxièmecongrès international de droit comparé, LaHaye, 4-11 August 1937, SD.
[4] We are extremelygrateful to Charles Szladits, whoprepared a remarkable bibliography of the reports and publications of theAcademy since its foundation until 1982. See C. Szladits, A Bibliography ofReports of the International Congress of Comparative Law 1932-1974, American Journal of Comparative Law 25 (1977)684-813; idem, Addendum, American Journalof Comparative Law 30 (1982) 709-756.
[5] I thank my predecessors Roland Drago and Jürgen Basedow, authors of theoriginal text on which this presentation has been drafted.


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A high-grade fast aperture portrait lens featuring metallic construction and a light weight of just 10.7 oz. With a 35mm equivalent focal length of 150mm, it is suitable for studio portraits, theatre stage and indoor sports photography. A large bright 50mm front lens element compliments a sophisticated optical design of 10 individual lens elements in 9 groups, including a total of 3 ED lenses and 2 HR lenses. Clear and sharp image quality starts from its largest f1.8 aperture, and a 9 blade aperture unit produces beautiful circular defocusing. MSC (Movie and Still Compatible) AF drive assures fast and nearly silent focusing. Lens elements feature Olympus' ZERO (Zuiko Extra-low Reflection Optical) coating technology. Close focusing down to 29.5 inches is possible. A metal lens hood and lens cap are available as optional accessories.
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March 17, 2015
Fast & sharp
I thought that I would not use this lens much. Wrong. Even at its 150mm equivalent length it works well for portraits and is a great street lens for shooting subjects that you can't get close to. Nice lens. With these fast primes Olympus has really scored.
October 08, 2014
I find this lens on my OM-D E-M1 more often than any other. For gatherings of people you can sit at the next table and shoot image after image of a person for an in-depth portrait. Outdoors, it lets the background retain a majesty that the eye sees but is hard to capture. The F1.8 Bokeh is wonderful. And F1.8 retains sharpness in a long lens when handheld because it enables high shutter speeds. It is sharp as a tack in all of its larger apertures.
August 27, 2014
Although it is not a lens I use often, when needed it is a wonderful, sharp lens. I use it for flower portraits, person portraits, and the occasional panorama. The long focal length and wide aperture shorten the depth of field for flower pictures or portraiture. The smaller sensor of the m.four thirds system really needs a very fast lens to reduce depth of field, and this is it.
August 09, 2014
No regrets for the past, for me small is beautiful.
After using Nikon (D300/D700) and Sony (NEX-7/A7r) now I use only Olympus. Two body OM-D E-M5: one OM-D E-M5 with M.Zuiko 25mm F1.8 and another OM-D E-M5 with M.Zuiko 75mm F1.8. No regrets for the past,for me small is beautiful. Image quality of the Olympus with its lens is sharp, beautiful with gorgeous color.
August 07, 2014
Lovely lens
It's quiet, fast, and works well in low-light situations.
August 01, 2014
A superb achievement.
I just finished my Olympus set up and couldn't be more happier. I now have the 9-18, 25mm 1.8, 45mm 1.8 and capped it off with this lens. As far as sharpness goes it provides a noticeable crispness to your pictures that can be easily seen. Plenty of contrast and very little chroma wide open. I've gotten some great pics (would be nice if we could upload some in these reviews- wink wink).
In terms of functionality I do not find this focal length limiting at all. You'll read reviews of those who state they don't use it often- quite possibly. But it depends on your shooting style. As with any camera system I've had- the 135mm equivalent always gets the most use and provides for me the best images. A combination of compression, bokeh and other traits associated with this focal length.
I also own the Sony Zeiss 135mm 1.8. I in no way find this lens inferior- absolutely not. You will not get the same shallow DOF, but in most cases it simply doesn't matter. My subjects are more often in focus and a pocket sized 150mm 3.5 equivalent is simply a pleasure to use on it's own. Don't think you can get great background blur when you need it. Just be prepared to actually get more keepers with a little bit more DOF. Great buy.
October 31, 2013
Another fantastic fast prime
I am using it a lot more than I thought. The image quality is stunning. I bought a refurb and saved $100.
Close focus is not too close, but for outdoor portraits - wow!
I also used it for some outdoor group shots. I went way back, ran 2 600R flashes with PocketWizards and the results were great. The fall foliage colours were compressed and brought right into the group photo due to the 150mm effective length.
A lot more versatile than you might think and forces you to experiment a little. What more could you ask for?
September 13, 2013
Sharpest Lens Yet
This is one of the sharpest lenses available for any system -- essentially as sharp wide open as stopped down, as sharp in the corners as in the center. It is solidly constructed (made in Japan) and beautifully finished. Only fault is that Olympus are too cheap to include its hood and pouch. As a portrait lens, it is more useful at longer distances from the subject, such as use outdoors or in larger spaces. It is also wonderful as a landscape telephoto.
July 14, 2013
Of all my portrait lenses I have owned, this one is THE BEST.
I know it is hard to believe this but I actually prefer this lens over my old Canon 85L II. It's focus is fast, build quality is superb.... I LOVE THE QUALITY of the build. This lens in combination with the 45, 17 and 25 PanaLeica form my lineup and I have used them for many well paying gigs over the past year. When this lens came out I sold my FF DSLR setup and converted to all M43. I truly believe anyone serious about photography should consider this lens as a valuable asset in their lineup. You will LOVE what this lens will do. Smooth bokeh, fast focus, sharp as anything I have ever seen from edge to edge, no distortion, quiet with smooth focus operation and sexy as anything in silver.
April 24, 2013
Who can argue
The quality of the lens has been well documented. Yes the cheapskates should provide a hood at the very least but there are third party alternatives.
I like the lens and the quality of the shots it takes. This particular length is a bit of a tweeter for me so I find I am not using
It as much as I thought I would. I will be trying to find some new perspectives to take advantage of this lens. I would really like to see something like a 75mm-150mm f2. While it wouldn't be cheap I think I personally would use it more. I have been thinking about the pant 35-100 because that is a range I do use but based on the reviews I am waiting to see if olympus comes up with something in that focal range.
Great little lens but think about your shooting style.
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Hi Fritz,
Nancy Jean Mann was born on 21 Sep 1947 to Harold R. Mann and Lola Koppean. Harold died on 8 Jan 2000 and is buried at Chapel Hill - you have his memorial. She was indeed divorced from Gary Breeze and married William Thompson on 27 Jun 1969. He was born on 8 Aug 1940 and passed on 19 Dec. 2010. His obituary reads that he was to be buried at Grandview Cemetery - between Cedarville and Freeport but I too could not find a memorial for him on Find A Grave.
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Nancy's father and my dad were first cousins. I knew Harold but did not know much of his children.
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This worthy citizen of Hopkins township, Whiteside county, is a native of Oldenberg, Germany, born January 3, 1830. His father, John H. GERDES, whose birth occurred in the same city February 24, 1797, married Gertie SMITH, who was born in 1796. Of their six children, the eldest, Hilly Maria, died at the age of two years, and Edo died in infancy. Ida C., becoming the wife of John B. EUKEN, of Oldenberg, came to the United States in 1879, and with her five children reside in Cass county, Iowa. Gerhardine, born in 1833, married Meint CARSTENS, in 1854, and has four sons: Folkert, Herman, George and Anton, the latter now living in Cass county, Iowa. George, who was employed in Queen's hospital, in Honolulu, died with the yellow fever. Herman, born February 2, 1836, and now deceased, was married in Germany and reared two sons and a daughter, while two of his sons have passed away. His widow remarried and is now a resident of Nebraska. The father of our subject owned a farm in Germany and continued to dwell there until his death.
The marriage of Henry E. GERDES and Margaret HAYUNGS, who was born October 4, 1833, was solemnized June 17, 1854, in Oldenberg, and shortly afterward the young couple started for the United States. Coming to Illinois, they located near Prairieville, Lee county, residing there for four years. Then, coming to Hopkins township, Mr. GERDES bought a quarter section of school land, which property he later sold. He resided in that township for twenty-five years, and for four years owned and cultivated a farm in Kansas. In 1888 he returned to this county, and after carrying on a farm of one hundred and seven acres in Genesee township for six years he purchased a place in Coleta. This property, comprising a comfortable house and seven acres of land, afforded him a good home for his declining years, but, in addition to this, he owns three hundred and sixty-two acres of excellent farm land - one hundred and thiryt-five acres on sections 30 and 31, and one hundred and seven acres on section 21, Genesee township. As a farmer he has met with well-deserved success, and in all his undertakings has been prospered.
The first wife of our subject departed this life March 26, 1856, and was placed to rest in Brownville cemetery. Their two children, twins, died in infancy. For a second wife Mr. GERDES chose Rebecca M. COHENOUR, their union being celebrated April 25, 1858. Her father, Joseph M. COHENOUR, was born in 1809, in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, and married Mary MORLAND, of the same state. Theri eldest child, Nancy Jane, born February 5, 1830, married Jacob MYERS, of Genesee towhship, and their four children are: Mary Ellen, Joseph, Ann Eliza and John Andrew. Rebecca M., born December 25, 1831, is the next in order of birth. Peter, born September 23, 1833, married Susan CRUITHERS, now deceased, and makes his home with his six children - Frank, Elizabeth, Samuel, Lydia, Robert and Margaret. Eliza M., born July 31, 1835, is the widow of Joseph MILLER, and resides in Clyde township. Their six children are named as follows: Harvey, Joseph, Mary, Hannah, Alpharetta and John. Thomas, born May 23, 1837, died, unmarried, at the age of eighteen years. Margaret E., born April 22, 1842, died at the age of two years. Catherine, born December 29, 1844, married John REED, and is the mother of four children - Isaac, Maud, Albert and Edmond. Joseph, born April 3, 1847, married Amanda MANN, and their children are Vernon and Hazel. David, born September 1, 1850, married Catherine RUNYON, and has several children. Joseph M. COHENOUR was a machinist by trade, and was active in the afairs of the community. Politically he was a Republican, and religiously a Dunkard. Both he and his wife died in Illinois and are buried in Rock Creek cemetery.
Eight children were born to Henry E. and Rebecca M. GERDES. John H., the eldest, married Mary YEAGER and had the following named children: Henry C.; Mary, deceased; John, who married Dora JOURNEY; Clara, who died at the age of nine years; Ann Eliza died at the age of nine months, and Joseph L., died when about two years old. David E., a minister in the Dunkard church, preaches at Clyde and Rock Creek alternate Sundays. He married Ellen BECHTEL, February 8, 1888, and their five children are named respectively: Ephraim L., Rebecca H., Wayne, Galen Glenn and Henry Ralph. The family reside in Clyde township. Herman E., now living in Arizona, wedded Mary GLAZE in 188, and their children are Ethel, Emma, Isabelle and Lester. Lemuel J., whose home is situated about one mile south of Coleta, in Genesee township, married Lillie HARRISON, December 22, 1896, and their two children are Margaret A. and Elerta Rebecca. Laura Ellen became the wife of J. C. KINGSBURY, February 2, 1892. The young couple who have pleasant home in Coleta, have a little daughter, Olive M. Emma C. resides with her husband, William BECKER, on one of her father's farms in Genesee township. She was married January 11, 1895, and has two sons, Ellery Ronald and Arthur Eden.
In manner, Mr. H. E. GERDES is very quiet and unassuming and has the reputation of being generous to a fault, and ever ready to respond to the call of the needy and destitute. Formerly, he was a German Lutheran in religious, but becoming convinced that the creed of the Dunkard church is the most suited to theneeds of humanity, he embraced it tenets, and has been an active and valued worker in the cause. Politically, he was formerly a Democrat, but the policy of the Republican appealed strongly to him, and he now gives that organization his allegiance.
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Mulch Holding the Frost
Now that the snow is finally gone here in New Hampshire, I notice that my garlic beds are the only thing still frozen, thanks to the generous mulch I applied last fall. The mulch itself is still frozen solid. Is this a problems? Should I remove the mulch in layers, allowing the next section to thaw? Or should I just chill, and allow nature to take its course?
Leave it alone! You might fluff it up a bit to allow the soil to breathe but otherwise it's doing no harm. Black plastic isn't a good idea as it will quickly cook the garlic. The few extra days of frozen ground is just a minor trade-off over winter kill.
Martin - Good to hear from a fellow zone 4er. I have been taking the top layer of mulch off to expose the frozen stuff below. The few spots below that were thawed all the way down, the shoots look great. Do you leave your garlic mulched all season? (I was reading in another thread that mulch can hold in too much moisture and invite disease) Should I replace the mulch asap, or let it air out and dry a little first (it is quite wet now)?
John, you indeed may have read "that" but it wasn't from any garlic growing expert! You should have left the mulch in place and allowed the garlic to grow up through it. No matter if you use shredded leaves or straw, both would be gone by July. I've used shredded leaves for years simply because they are so convenient and there's never a problem with the garlic growing up through it. If you have a major moisture problem, it's not due to the mulch but rather the location and soil.
Garlic doesn't like competition. Leaving that mulch on will prevent 99% of any potential weed problems. But since you already have removed it, you may as well leave it off. Putting it back on now may risk bending or breaking some tender shoots. Next year, plan to leave it on.