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Through the Gadling Lens: what's in my day pack? {Gadling}
Apr 9th 2009 10:05PM I would think that a 24-70 f2.8 would be a better option than the variable aperture of the 24-85 but thats just me.
Tunisian pilot who prayed while crash landing a plane gets 10 years in jail {Gadling}
Mar 29th 2009 1:29AM Why does it always take like 3 days for aol.com to pick up on great stories like this. I read this on the 25th(being a daily gadling reader) and thought it was a great story. Keep up the good work at Gadling!!!
Cockpit Chronicles: Groundhog day - The St. Thomas turn (with video) {Gadling}
Mar 12th 2009 10:19PM What a day to forget the 5d at home. Great camera!
Through the Gadling Lens: great gifts for the travelling photographer {Gadling}
Dec 16th 2008 9:38PM What do you have for camera equipment?
I just got a new Sigma 70-200 2.8 today to go on my d60. That thing is great!
Through the Gadling Lens: What kind of camera should I buy? {Gadling}
Oct 28th 2008 9:20PM I have a nikon d60 which is a dslr. It is a great beginner camera. For me, i bought it to just hold me over until i could afford a d300. The pictures come out amazing and you can either run in manual or full auto. It is friendly to every kind of user.
Cockpit Chronicles: Picture Perfect Paris {Gadling}
Aug 21st 2008 11:39PM Thanks for responding.
I have been wanting to get a rebel xsi after using a rebel xti. Thanks for sharing about all your trips in the ok 757(or the cattle car as my dad says) and the nice 767. Your post has just wanted me to go to Paris even more. That may be a destination for my next europe trip.
Cockpit Chronicles: Picture Perfect Paris {Gadling}
Aug 21st 2008 8:01PM what do you have for cameras to use in the cockpit and on adventures in paris?
Plane Answers: A rant in favor of cell phones on airplanes {Gadling}
Jul 19th 2008 2:24AM I know that some of the pilots in the air force use their cell phones inflight and there alright but the only problem is at 300 feet it was still mostly static.
Hotel WiFi access: Free or fee? {Gadling}
Jul 16th 2008 8:37PM the hotels that are charging over $300 a night should be able to handle offering internet for free or at least at a low cost
The hotel im currently staying at(gaylord opryland in nashville) offers wireless internet with a mandatory $15 charge for the duration of your stay. so if your going to use the internet or not you are being charged. But that isnt a bad deal for internet access
U.S. Airways: Goodbye to those salty peanuts {Gadling}
May 29th 2008 9:22PM its only 3 cents!!! the least you can do when your payin $400. US airways was already at the bottom of my list for airlines and now it has sunk to a new low
