Let me know what you think of my first shot. This was on the side of the road on the way to Rayne. It was unbelievably foggy!

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I figured everyone else was running a special Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale so I had a few things that I wanted to put on the market that are for sale. I am trying to sell a few things to raise some money to replace my stolen Nikon D200. Let me know if you are interested! If you are local and I know you I will accept check, money order, cash, or paypal. If you are stumbling upon this on the internet I will only accept paypal or money order. I would take actual pictures of the devices on request, but I don’t have a camera anymore so some of these images are stock. If more information is needed or pictures requested I will make sure to add them.

SOLD Nikkor 35mm 1.8 DX Lens with UV filter in box – $170

Condition: Like New

This is a great lens and I really hate to part with it, but I recently purchased another lens that replaced it’s need. Seeing as my camera was STOLEN, it doesn’t make much since for me to keep this lens when I don’t have a camera for it to go on. This lens was fantastic for low light and amazingly sharp. It provided a great depth of field at lower stops and was sharp as hell. More info: http://tinyurl.com/dcokgh

SOLD  - Dell Mini 9 Hackintosh – $300

Condition: Like New, with silver Apple Decal

1.6ghz, 2GB ram, 8.9 inch screen, 16GB solid state HDD, Alpine White with Silver Apple Decal, Belkin Dell Mini 9 messenger bag

This netbook has been a great addition to my computer arsenal. It started out as a pet project that I had tons of fun working on. The computer is running OS X Snow Leopard version 10.6.1 UPDATE: 10.6.2 and dual boots OS X and Lite Version of Windows XP. UPDATE: I have cleaned the machine and just reloaded OS X to save space. This machine was great for surfing the net while watching TV and especially useful for testing websites in Internet Explorer for screen size and browser compatibility. It was a great note-taking or on the run machine. More info: http://tinyurl.com/57kdop and http://tinyurl.com/yzptv6e

Sony DCR-S80 HDD Camcorder – $750

Condition: Like New

Includes: Energizer ER-C557 Extended Life Battery, Sony ECM-HGZ1 Gun Zoom Microphone, Sony HVL-HL1 Video Light, Sony NP-FP50 Battery, Lowe Pro Slingshot 200 AW Shoulder Sling Bag

The Sony DCR-SR80 is a Standard Def tapeless camcorders, sporting a 60GB hard drive for storing hours and hours of your home movies. It supports 16:9 widescreen and 4:3 standard aspects, and makes it especially easy to burn to DVD with a special one-touch DVD-burn button that connects to your PC’s DVD drive through the included Handycam station. It has a 20x optical and 800x digital zoom and a 1 megapixel still camera feature. The included shotgun mic and video light definitely augment the camera for lowlight and low audio events. The included extended life battery significantly increases the battery life over the included NP-FP50. More info: http://tinyurl.com/ykqt6aw

QNAP TS-101 9-in-1 NAS Server – $250

Condition: Excellent

Includes: Seagate 250GB 7200rpm SATA drive

This NAS, Network Attached Storage is super simple gigabit file server supporting both Windows and Mac that could be a great Small Business or Home File Server. It has some really great features including USB print server, built-in iTunes server, torrent file downloading, FTP and HTPP servers. It is a perfect multimedia storage center for the digital home. One great feature is the ability to do one touch USB copies. If you have a thumb drive or digital camera that you would like to quickly backup you simple plug in the front port and hit copy it automatically copies all the data to the internal hard drive. It includes support for DDNS services to allow your server to be remote accessed, and provides UPnP so many home media player can detect music and videos stored on the drive. The internal drive, a Seagate 250GB is a solid, fast, and reliable drive and can be changed very easily. For more info: http://tinyurl.com/yj627gh

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AcadianaEats.com is the MOST comphrensive list of restaurants in Acadiana with over 150 different listings. You can search and sort restaurants by breakfast, lunch, or dinner as well as by atmosphere or keyword. Each restaurant has a detailed listing of hours, menus, directions, specials, and a whole lot more! The site is a completely custom job with full CMS & database backend. The project was near and dear to our hearts and we love using the search to find new places to eat in Lafayette or just get updated restaurant hours!

Enjoy! And go find some place new to eat at in Acadiana!

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A designer friend of my sent me this link. Pretty freaking funny! Of course Comic Sans makes an appearance and in a positive light I might add. Enjoy!

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You know sometimes God just reminds you about stuff when you least expect it. My wallet was getting obnoxiously fat today (not from money of course) so I decided to do a bit of spring cleaning. I went through and removed unneccesary receipts, took out business cards collected from contacts, and shed old membership cards (blockbuster, etc.). As I was hunting through I stumbled upon a folded piece of paper in the “hidden” fold of my wallet, usually the place where I put mementos or little keepsakes.

As I unfoled this mysterious little slip of paper I realized that it was much more than a just a scripture quote, but God preaching to me through my wallet. Life has been really busy recently. I just got married, we are swamped at work (which is awesome), and I am trying to transition my life from single and living in a suitcase to married and having a home all the while budgeting and planning our future life. What new bills do we have, how much is the insurance going to be with two people, grocery budgets, and everything else that newly married couples are hit with in the first few weeks! All kinds of things swarm through my head during the day and then amidst the chaos God drops this note on me.

From the Sermon on the Mount, Gospel of St. Matthew 6:25-34

“Therefore I bid you put away anxious thoughts about food and drink to keep you alive, and clothes to cover your body. Surely life is more than food, the body more than clothes. Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow and reap and store in barns, yet your heavenly Father feeds them. You are worth more than the birds! Is there a man of you who by anxious thought can add a foot to his height? And why be anxious about clothes? Consider how the lilies grow in the fields; they do not work, they do not spin; and yet, I tell you, even Solomon in all his splendor was not attired like one of these. But if that is how God clothes the grass in the field, which is there today, and tomorrow is thrown on the stove, will he not all the more clothe you? How little faith you have! No, do not ask anxiously, “What are we to eat? What are we to drink? What shall we wear?’ All these are things for the heathen to run after, not for you, because your heavenly Father knows that you need them all. Set your mind on God’s kingdom and his justice before everything else, and all the rest will come to you as well. So do not be anxious about tomorrow; tomorrow will look after itself. Each day has troubles enough of its own.”

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The picture above is from what has become one of our favorite stops in Montreal. It is a Canada coffee shop called “Second Cup”. It is a chain but is a pretty nice little place. Their espresso is really smooth and doesn’t taste bitter at all. We would probably be frequenting our neighborhood Starbucks if they were corporate run stores (no discount from licensed stores). Also they don’t have free wireless access.

We have been under alot of flack from people recently about our internet activity during our honeymoon and we just want to pass on that WE ARE ENJOYING OURSELVES! We have seen alot of Montreal and are heading to Quebec tomorrow. The city is really interesting and we have seen some cool places. The food stops that our travel guide has recommended haven’t disappointed us yet. The food has been awesome! But Anna and I realize that we are internet people. We check email, we surf the net, facebook, and research gobs of info (such as weather, travel spots, and other tidbits of useful Canadian knowledge). We also were so unbelievably anxious to check out some wedding pictures from Jason Cohen, our wedding photographer’s blog that we had to find some suitable internet.

So if you see us on facebook, twitter, gchat, my blog, whatever…we are just getting our daily fix. We can’t wait to get back to the states and pass on the jewels of our trip!

Thanks,
Daniel & Anna Kedinger

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