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if it's something you're going to be doing regularly, consider investing in a faster lens (f/2.8 or better)

Set your ISO to 400 (higher if you're willing to tolerate the extra noise) and use the widest aperture setting your lens is capable of. if you can get away with it, use a shutter speed of 1/60 - 1/80. it should be fast enough to freeze most action. you'll probably want to set your camera to use...

i picked up a Logitech Wave Pro wireless keyboard/mouse combo in the relatively early days of the liquidation. 20% off brought it down to the same price Newegg.com sells it for. It was an impulse buy, what can I say. Even in the first week of the liquidation, my local store was looking pretty...