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Need Bowtech Tomkat Expert
Bought a Tomkat that was advertised as a 2005 60# with 28" draw and all the mods. Got it today and now don't know what I got. The numbers on the riser are D4700-0130, the draw mod on the bow has the letters (I 3) on it. I checked the draw weight and it measures 65# bottomed out and 2 1/2 turns out down to 60#. the extra mods are marked IF1 IF3 If5 IF6 IF7 IF9 and IF11 I checked the draw length and it is right at 30"
I checked as much as I could on the net and am a little confused. Went to Bowtech web site and the owners manual list A to A at 32 1/2" but on their same site list A to A as 31". This one is set up at 31 7/16. any guidance would be appreciated. If it is a matter of just finding the right module and adjusting A to A them I am game. If it is more I will probably ask i=him to take it back. Your thoughts please!!!
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I've been working on trimming and prepping my bucket (Mystery) when last night I noticed that the left mandible/cheek is somewhat flimsy. There is even a small fracture (maybe .125 long) coming down from the far lower corner of the visor.
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Hello All! Each week I write this little blurb, I hear about more people reading it. Of course that adds a little more pressure. But no pressure like what unfolded today. The women's lacrosse team has decided to start writing their own version of a weekly campus chronicle. Therefore, this edition will be one of my best. Watch out girls.
We're fresh off our last regular season road-trip of the year. The 8-hour drive east landed us in Springfield, Mass. for a pair of games against American International College (AIC). After a dominant first night, we let them dictate the play on Saturday. Although we had a strong third period, where it looked like things were going to end in our favor, the clock wasn't on our side. It was a pretty somber ride home because we knew how much better we were than that team. We brought that sour taste into practice this week.
There are only eight games remaining in the season and they are all going to be battles. Starting this weekend, we have a home-and-home with Niagara. They stole a game from us earlier in the year and it's going to be fun to return the favor on Thursday night in their building. We finish the season series with Niagara on Saturday (Feb. 8) night at the Buff States Sports Arena at 7:05 p.m. We hope to see you all there! It's always an electric atmosphere in the building against the Purple Eagles.
On a side-note, it's our favorite Italians Birthday this weekend- Ralph Cuddemi. Rumor has it he's bringing close to 100 family members to the game. You'll know who they are in the crowd. Trust me.
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On the same day that Media Matters for America exposed FOX News Channel host Bill O'Reilly distorting same-sex marriage poll data on the July 12 edition of The O'Reilly Factor, he misled viewers on the issue again.
O'Reilly billed the "Talking Points Memo" segment of his July 15 show as "[t]he whole truth about same-sex marriage"; yet seconds later, he said the following: "As far as the constitutional amendment is concerned, most polls say more than half the nation wants man-woman marriage to have constitutional protection, but it will not happen because the Senate will not approve it and that's that."
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For example, a CBS/New York Times poll (pdf) from March showed the public appearing to favor a constitutional amendment; yet the same poll found that a narrow plurality of Americans believes that "laws regarding marriages and civil unions" should be determined by state governments rather than the federal government. The same poll also showed that only 38 percent of the public believes that "defining marriage as a union only between a man and a woman is an important enough issue to be worth changing the Constitution for," compared with 56 percent who believe it's "not that kind of issue."
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But on Sunday I actually had to close my books and genealogy program to take a break because I was having trouble following all of these --
Brewster Higley married Esther Holcombe -- They had a son
Brewster Higley II who married Esther Holcomb -- They had a son
Brewster Higley III who married Esther Owen -- They had a son
Brewster Higley IV who married Naomi!
And if that is not enough Brewsters and Esthers for you, 3 of Brewster's siblings named children Brewster and Esther, and Esther Owen's mother was also named Esther!
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Hey Brewster, would you please get me a cider? No not you dad, no not you son, I was talking to my nephew. Which nephew - that one there standing near the cider crock.
Who made the mincemeat pie? Esther did? Which Esther? Esther Higley? But which one???
Okay so I am making a joke at the expense of my ancestors, but it is really confusing to keep them all straight. I had to undo and redo 3 hours work the other day because I was on the wrong Brewster/Esther combo when I started to enter children.
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First of all, organics "always was."
Have you read the guidelines for certified organic vegetable production? Believe me, the guidelines are not meaningless. They talk about soil building, crop rotation, plant and animal diversity, composting, soil protection/erosion and much more.
My fellow farmer's markets vendors claim to be organic all the time, then tell me about that one application of Sevin or Roundup. Hmmmm...
In MY particular situation, I belong to a larger CSA group. Once my sales reach a certain point, I must be certified to remain in the group. This membership allows my customers to get sizable health insurance rebates on their CSA shares. So while most of my farmer's market customers are happy based on a trust relationship, my CSA members will need me to get certified to maintain their rebates.
As for sugar in the hive, I guess beekeepers or beekeeping associations need to define their own organic standards and decide if that fits in there. QuoteThank you very much.
This is all very funny!!We're all arguing if treating with sugar counts as a chemical treatment!Um...NEWSFLASH! HONEY IS a CHEMICAL!!Chemical: a substance having a specific molecular composition, obtained by or used in a chemical process.Yup...there is a process that the bees use to change sucrose into fructose. Sucrose, fructose, glucose: all chemicals! Not to mention all of the enzymes!Soo...Does feeding honey to the bees count as a chemical treatment? :roll:
My point is, if you are applying anything to your hive, please don't say you are "chemical-free" :evil:
My .02 is anything really 100% organic anymore? Stuffs in our water, air, food, feed, our homes our cars, our cats our dogs.All we can do is our best in an imperfect world.
And scadsobees, you're right about chemicals. Water is a chemical. But I think we know that in a forum subgroup like this we are all thinking more of industrial chemicals. :)
That actually works out to a little over $2/lb....
That actually works out to a little over $2/lb....that's still a very low price for retail.Scotty


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I ment to be easy on the car... Give it at least a couple hundred miles before I started driving it hard... It was more like 12 miles lol. It's got 500 miles on it now and runs like a charm. I haven't gotten better than 16 mpg. Every time I try to drive it slow... It just doesn't happen. The Evo protested where the Wrx seems like a willing companion. I really should drive my car nicer. Every time I look at it, i drive the hell out of it. I read threads where people talk about how they get tons of mileage out of clutches and tires, I am not one of those! Thanks Scoob for not breaking yet!!
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The cat was out the bag, down the lane and locked away in a bunker with a lifelong supply of cat food and automatic weapons last week - but Valve has decided to firm things up anyway...
The company has announced Steam, its gaming service, and Source, its gaming engine, are both headed to the Mac. Furthermore, all Steam's library of games including Left 4 Dead 2, Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike, Portal and the Half-Life series will be launched on OS X next month.
"As we transition from entertainment as a product to entertainment as a service, customers and developers need open, high-quality Internet clients," said Gabe Newell, President of Valve. "The Mac is a great platform for entertainment services."
"Steamworks for the Mac supports all of the Steamworks APIs, and we have added a new feature, called Steam Play, which allows customers who purchase the product for the Mac or Windows to play on the other platform free of charge," added Jason Holtman, Valve's director of Business Development. "For example, Steam Play, in combination with the Steam Cloud, allows a gamer playing on their work PC to go home and pick up playing the same game at the same point on their home Mac. We expect most developers and publishers to take advantage of Steam Play."
Valve also confirmed all titles will be native versions rather than emulation and Mac will be treated "as a tier-1 platform so all of our future games will release simultaneously on Windows, Mac, and the Xbox 360." Furthermore: "Updates for the Mac will be available simultaneously with the Windows updates. Furthermore, Mac and Windows players will be part of the same multiplayer universe, sharing servers, lobbies, and so forth. We fully support a heterogeneous mix of servers and clients. The first Mac Steam client will be the new generation currently in beta testing on Windows."
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Full text of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) can be found at this web site.
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Projects that are going to be funded will...
4. How much money is available from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009?
The total bill appropriates $789.5 billion nationwide. The state of North Carolina is expected to receive approximately $6.1 billion in direct aid to create jobs and to rebuild and expand the state's critical infrastructure. It also provides for targeted federal tax cuts, additional grants from federal agencies and direct funding to local governments for specific federal programs in North Carolina.
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Charlotte anticipates receiving some stimulus directly from the federal government and additional funding through applying for competitive grants for which the City is eligible. Presently, the City anticipates receiving at least $50 – 75 million in ARRA funds for police, homeless assistance, community development, job training, weatherization assistance, energy programs, transit and transportation projects.
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Our First Full Day In Taiwan
Traveling here was...long. VERY long. It was a 10 ½ hour flight to Japan and then another 4 hour flight to Taipei. It was 10pm here when we arrived, which is 7am at home in Portland. Needless to say, we were tired and ready to sleep when we arrived.
We started our day by travelling on the MRT (their mass transit train) from our hotel to Christ's College. The college is actually at the top of a hill, so we walked from the train up a very steep hill. If you have ever been to Taiwan, you'll know that it is very humid here. We are all adjusting to sweating a little more than normal!
Chapel In Taiwan
We were introduced to the student body at the beginning of their chapel service. We will be speaking at their chapel on Friday. After chapel, we headed down to Tzu-Chiang Elementary school. We gave away basketball cards and invited the children to the outreach event we are doing on Saturday. The kids were VERY cute and some spoke pretty decent English. After hanging out with them for a while, we headed back to Christ's College to have lunch with the students.
Sight-seeing And Fellowship
After lunch we had some time to explore the city. Many members of the team headed into Danshuiwith some of the students from Christ's College. It was very helpful to have students who are familiar with the area showing us around. Danshui has a lot of shopping and there is a nice walk along the river here as well. We truly enjoyed the company of our local hosts and they seemed to enjoy us as well. They at least enjoyed our attempts at speaking Chinese!
Sports and Testimonies
This evening, we met back at Christ's College to play various sports with them. Some students played volleyball outside while the basketball teams from Multnomah and Christ's College warmed up with some competitive events in the gym. The night ended with a basketball game. Multnomah had a modest 99-48 victory. Every Multnomah player hit a 3-pointer within the first half. They played great and had fun. After the game, Melissa Miller shared her testimony with the students via an interpreter.
We walked back down the hill to the train in pouring rain. At one point, Coach Bickley smirked, "So...if you want to be a missionary, this is what it's like!" It was actually a nice cool down after the game.
Tomorrow is an early start. We are heading to Bethany School to lead their chapel and minister to their students. As you read this, keep us in prayer. Pray that people would come to Christ, that we would stay healthy and safe, and that God would continue to work through each of us.
Colin Wyenberg
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100.3. County of Santa Cruz allocations. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, in the County of Santa Cruz, the auditor shall, for the 1997–98 and future fiscal years, upon the written mutual agreement of the county and an enterprise district, deposit those property tax revenues that would otherwise be allocated to that enterprise special districts in a Supplemental Allocation Fund. The county board of supervisors shall allocate moneys in the fund to either enterprise special districts or the county's parks and recreation special district listed as County Service Area Number 11 in the State Controller's Annual Report of Financial Transactions concerning Special Districts of California, Fiscal Year 1994–95. A written mutual agreement as described in this section may terminate upon a specified date, on or after which all revenues that would be otherwise subject to that agreement shall instead be allocated to the enterprise special district, unless the term of the agreement is extended, or a new written mutual agreement is entered into by the county and the enterprise special district, prior to that specified date.
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By APRIL GUILMET
Union Leader Correspondent | February 03. 2013 9:21PM
Preacher's daughter Ariel, played by Katie Aramento, shares her thoughts with Ren, the boy from the wrong side of the tracks, played by Brandon Feliciano, in the upcoming production of "Footloose." (APRIL GUILMET PHOTO)
Teacher Valerie Psoinos, who serves as staff adviser for the school drama club, said some things are timeless.
"It's a story about teenagers and growing up," Psoinos said. "Which is something all of them can relate to."
Auditions for the school musical took place in November and more than 85 students vied for roles, according to Psoinos. Rehearsals were in full gear immediately following Thanksgiving and as of last week, student Katie Aramento was already strutting her stuff in the trademark red cowboy boots favored by one of the film's protagonists, Ariel, while Brandon Feliciano, who will play the role of her love interest, Ren, was working to perfect his roller-skating technique.
The play follows the story of Ren, the character originally played by a young Kevin Bacon, as he moves from the city to a small Southern town and falls in love with the local minister's daughter, Ariel (played by Lori Singer in the original film).
A rebellious teenager who dreams of one day leaving her hometown for bigger and better things, Ariel joins Ren in taking action against the town-wide dance ban - hopefully in time for prom season.
Psoinos said most of her teenage crew members are pretty familiar with the movie's 2011 remake.
"They've definitely done their research," she said.
Performances of "Footloose" are scheduled for Feb. 14, 15 and 16 at Adams Memorial Opera House in Derry. Show times are at 7 p.m. on Feb. 14 and 15, and at 2 and 7 p.m. on Feb. 16.
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My opinion is that the chest emblem is nothing more that a paper sticker. Dustin Crops Boy used one of my MoM pics to create a printable graphic of the emblem. Here is a scaled down version of the real emblem (left) and DCB's graphic (right).
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I don't know if this will help or not, but I own 4 guns with CT laser grips on them.
I've practiced shooting (both day light & dark) with them all.
I can only tell you that in the daylight I shoot at 20' to 45' and had no trouble seeing the red dot.
In the dark it can be seen at forever distances.
I went to the CT website and they didn't say anything about distances for use.
You may have to call their tech department for more.
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The 6-foot-3 freshman guard, Deondre Parks from Flint, Michigan, was a third team All-American selection for NJCAA Division II. Averaging 15.3 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2 assists per game for the Lakers during the 2012-13 season.
"Well deserved honor for Deondre," said Iowa Lakes Head Coach Troy Larson, whose team was 26-8 this season. "His coachablity, willingness to put the team first and his exceptional work ethic gave him the tools to improve greatly during the season."
"He is a young man that wants to make his life better which is what we like being around as educators. I am looking forward to seeing how much he is able to improve next year at Iowa Lakes."
Parks became the Lakers' twelfth All-American selection in school history.
Parks was sixth in the ICCAC in scoring with his 15.3 per game average. He was also third in the league in 3-point percentage (41.2), fifth in the league in free-throw percentage (78.7) and eleventh in the league in rebounding.
Parks recorded 2 double-doubles this season, first on Jan. 14 against Dakota Wesleyan JV and the second against NIACC on Feb. 13.
NIACC freshman David Humphries (first team) and Ellsworth sophomore Malcolm Canada (third team) were also selected to NJCAA Div. II All-American teams.
Parks' season highs
Points – 29 vs. NIACC (Feb. 13)
Rebounds – 12 vs. NIACC (Feb. 13)
Assists – 6, twice.
Steals – 4 vs. NIACC (Jan. 12)
NJCAA Division II All-Americans
First team – Michael Harris (South Suburban); David Humphries (NIACC); Charles Oliver (Lakeland CC); William Powell (Glen Oaks CC); Thaddeus Rideau (Brown Mackie College); Chris Solomon (Phoenix College); James Spencer (Central Community College-Columbus); Karrington Ward (Moraine Valley CC); Christopher Whitehead (Danville Area CC); Desmond Williams (Community College of Rhode Island).
Second team – Andre Anthony (Community College of Beaver County); Vaughn Boler (Genessee CC); Musafa El-Amin (Genessee CC); Matthew Johnson (North Arkansas College); James Kelly (Owens CC); Cortez Macklin (Rend Lake College); Antonio Robinson (Louisburg College); Andre Scott (Wentworth Military Academy); Delquan Thomas (Southeast CC); Dominique Washington (Kansas City, Kansas CC).
Third team – Donte Adams (Cecil College); Malcolm Canada (Ellsworth); Randy Clark (Gogebic CC); Devon Elliott (Erie CC); Quinton Jackson (CCBC Catonsville); Erin Jones (MCC-Penn Valley); Mahlon Jones (Hesston College); Deondre Parks (Iowa Lakes); Alec Schwab (Illinois Valley CC); Kevin Williams (Louisburg College).
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I just moved to Charleston from upstate NY. I have hunted my whole life in the finger lakes and a little on the great lakes. This is the first season i havent been out for as long as i can remember. I have a ton of questions about the regulations down here. I have read the regulations about ten times so telling me to do so again probably wont help. I had to bail on a trip to Bass Pro yesterday where i hoped to get a little info. In NY we have "state land" which is land owned by the state of NY and when one purchases a hunting or fishing license- they are entitled to hunt/fish there. Upstate NY has literally hundreds of thousands of acres specifically for this. Most if not all lakes and river systems are surrounded by state land. The water itself is state land (so technically people can pull up in a boat next to someone elses dock and hunt from their own boat) it doesnt happen but thats the situation. So my first question is- are WMA's similar to state land? If i found a WMA am i allowed to bring my boat, load in and shoot ducks? I have completely given up on the "lottery hunts".. We have similar hunts in NY where the Wildlife refugee's will let you draw a blind in the refuge. so its pretty straight forward (im not going to win a hunt) haha. My only other question is- is there any public/state owned land where a person can go hunt. or is it only WMA's and private land? It riddles me with disbelief the amount of water down here and how hard its regulated when it comes to hunting. fishing on the other hand is the exact opposite. If there weren't slot limits on a few species it would be a free for all. So if i found a public boat launch on a random piece of water- lets say somewhere around the ACE basin (just as an example) can i go on the water and get some hunting in??
Someone please give me some advice here. I have about 12 dozen deeks, a boat, kayak, dozens of calls, etc. in the garage collecting dust. My 5 (probably more like 20) year plan consists of buying some hunting property. but until then i am at the mercy of this states public land availability.


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Each squad has also excelled in the classroom during Merner's tenure. Most recently, the women's squad led Green Bay Athletics in 2012 with four members on the Winter Academic All-Horizon League Team, while the men's squad also landed a pair on the team. The Phoenix swimmers and divers have also contributed to Green Bay's 25 straight semesters with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Merner got his start in coaching at UW-Madison, where he was an assistant coach for the 1985-86 season. He also had stints as the head coach of the Hartford Swim Club from 1977-79, and the Badger Dolphins from 1979-1982. His last stop before coming to UW-Green Bay was as head coach of the Elmbrook Swim Club from 1982-85.


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If the Twins had qualified for the World Series this weekend would have marked the first outdoor World Series games in Minnesota since October, 1965.
Here is a break-down of the weather for this weekend as it would have corresponded to the games if they would have taken place at Target Field
Saturday Game 3 of the World Series
First Pitch (6:00 PM)
Temperature: 48 degrees F
Feels like: 44 degrees F
Chance of Precipitation: 0%
Wind: 8 mph NNE
End of Game (9-10:00 PM)
Temperature: 43-42 degrees F
Feels like: 37-35 degrees F
Wind: 9 mph ENE
Sunday Game 4 of the World Series
First Pitch (7:20 PM)
Temperature: 45 degrees F
Feels like: 40 degrees F
Chance of Precipitation: 0%
Wind: 8 mph E
End of Game (10:30-11:30 PM)
Temperature: 41-40 degrees F
Feels like: 34-33 degrees F
Wind: 9 mph SE
Monday Game 5 of the World Series
First Pitch (7:00 PM)
Temperature: 44 degrees F
Feels like: 39 degrees F
Chance of Precipitation: 0%
Wind: 4 mph SSE
End of Game (10-11:00 PM)
Temperature: 39-37 degrees F
Feels like: 35-34 degrees F
Wind: 4 mph SSE
Overall, it would have been a very brisk three games at Target Field. The good news would have been that the wind seems to be minimum after the strong winds that have swept through the Mid-West in recent days. There also looks like there would be almost no chance of precipitation.
Fans from throughout Twins Territory could have warmed up Target Field with their cheers and your choice of beverage, but that dream will have to wait for another year and another World Series.
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I mean free guns food cars for the taking and zombies to boot! It's a fun mindless hour to kill
What happened to the governor? He still lurking around?
I mean free guns food cars for the taking and zombies to boot! It's a fun mindless hour to kill
When I saw Mashone smile I thought, "She's kinda hot". I just don't know how anyone could get naked with anyone else, the funk would be overpowering. I guess you get used to it. I got used to my own funk when we were in the field for awhile. Of course they HAD water for showering. Sooo...
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I've never been a fan of dreadlocks. Just makes me think the whole body is like that. *shiver*
Has it said what started the "Virus" outbreak that killed the kid with glasses? All those people at the vet hospital were all infected too. Wierd, but a cool plot twist. though again I have to ask. its been over a year since the zombies took over... WHO THE HELL HAS BEEN MOWING PEOPLES LAWNS!?
I think the kid swallowed water in the shower. EVERY body got the virus. U just gotta die before you come back
Probably a zombie yard man
No i meant the ebola like virus that was making them bleed out and die. not the zombie virus. i think it was the same person who was feeding rats to the zombies?
I got ya! Like I said I just had to go.show seems to be moving quickly now.
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Feeding the rats to the zombies
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Signs in the Heavens
Jesus will come again to judge the living and the dead, but that does not mean every passage that might seem to predict that event is actually talking about the second coming of Christ. We must be careful Bible students, ...Read More
False Signs and Wonders
The truth of a teacher's words is determined not by the feats he can perform but by the orthodoxy of what he teaches. We are never to follow anyone who perverts the truth of God's Word, no matter how gifted ...Read More
An Abomination in the Temple
The temple in Jerusalem may no longer be standing, but that does not mean that desecrating holy things is now impossible. Throughout history, heretics have sometimes attained leadership or other positions of influence in Christ's church, corrupting people with their ...Read More
Enduring to the End
Even today, in many parts of the world, professing Christians betray believers to the governing authorities. We do not know what the future may bring, but we do know that God's grace will sustain His people. Let us pray that ...Read More
The Servant Who Knows Us Inside and Out
Our Lord knows all of creation inside and out. For those who have not been reconciled to Him, that is a frightening thing, for it means that their sins are known and being counted for the day of judgment. For ...Read More
Bearing Witness to Christ
Today's passage, while it had an immediate fulfillment two thousand years ago, continues to have relevance for us today. It shows us that faithfulness to Christ may lead to our arrest and trial before the governing authorities. Are you prepared ...Read More
False Messiahs, Wars, and Natural Disasters
That Jesus said false messiahs and natural disasters were only the beginning of the signs of Jerusalem's end cautions us about drawing too many conclusions when we see such things in our own day. Natural disasters and false prophets are ...Read More
The Olivet Discourse
Difficult passages such as Mark 13 show us that we need to be careful when we read and interpret the Bible. Particularly with difficult passages, we must not jump to conclusions hastily, but we must think about the text thoroughly ...Read More
Crucified and Reviled
That Mark can describe the mocking of Jesus as blasphemy shows us how seriously we must take the name of Jesus. His name is not something that should appear on our lips or flow from our pens in a frivolous ...Read More
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French international midfielder Samir Nasri has agreed to join Arsenal from Olympique Marseille on a long-term contract for an undisclosed fee.
The 21-year-old, who made two appearances for France at Euro 2008, was voted as the French Ligue 1 'Young Player of the Year' for 2006/07 and was Marseille's Player of the Year for 2007.
Samir granted his first interview to Arsenal.com shortly after arriving in England. Read on to find out how much Arsène Wenger was a factor in his decision to move, his friendship with Arsenal's French contingent, the advice he received from Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira and his hopes for next season.
Samir, welcome to London and to Arsenal Football Club. Can you give us your thoughts on becoming an Arsenal player?
"I'm very happy to become an Arsenal player, it means such a lot to me. This is a very important step in my life as a football player because Arsenal is a massive club."
How important was Arsène Wenger in your decision to join Arsenal?
"The fact that Arsène Wenger gives great opportunities to young players is very important for me. Arsène has a great reputation and he is one of the best managers in the world. He has proved that he puts a lot of confidence in the young players and he gives them a chance. It was very important for me to have such a great manager to work with and I'm really looking forward to working with both Arsène Wenger and all my new team-mates."
Do you know many of the Arsenal players? You must be quite close to the French players?
"Yes, I know all the French players. Of course, I have played with William Gallas in the national team and was with him in the France squad for the Euro 2008 championships. I have also played with Gael Clichy and Abou Diaby in the France Under-21 team. So I don't arrive in an unfamiliar place. And I already know some other players as well. For example, Cesc Fabregas, who I played against in the Under-17 European Cup a few years ago. I obviously know all the players, as I have followed the team's progress, but I am really looking forward to meeting everyone."
Arsenal have a great link to France and French players, with players such as Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira both making huge contributions to the Club. Are you aware of this link?
"I know Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira very well and they have told me a lot of good things about Arsenal Football Club. They both had amazing times at this Club and, even talking to them now, they are still very enthusiastic about Arsenal. Both Thierry and Patrick have given me a lot of advice and they both told me that it was the best choice for me to come to Arsenal."
Was it a difficult decision to leave Marseille?
"I had good times at Marseille, but no, it was not difficult, as I leave the past behind me now that I have signed for Arsenal. This is a new stage in my career. When I was with Marseille, I was still the little boy, staying with my mum and dad, and today it's a great moment for me to join Arsenal. It will be a little weird because I will have to get used to a new life, but I'm grown up now and I am ready to cope with this change."
How would you describe yourself as a player?
"I am an offensive midfielder. I like offensive, technical and quick football, exactly in the style of Arsenal. I hope I will integrate myself quickly in this team and bring everything I can to Arsenal and its fans. I can play in the centre or on the wing. During my career, I have played behind one or two strikers or on the left, or the right hand side."
Did you watch much of Arsenal last season?
"Yes I did and I loved it! I found the Arsenal way of playing football amazing. Unfortunately, the team just missed out on winning a trophy, but with regards to football, in my opinion Arsenal produced the best football in Europe. I was a big fan of the team and of its football philosophy, which makes it so great for me to be joining the Club."
And finally Samir, do you have a message for the Arsenal fans?
"I really hope everything will go well for me here. I will give my best for Arsenal and its fans and I am honoured to be part of such a great football club."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Police: Not Even Pretending Any More
If anyone is in any doubt what's wrong with the British Police, Inspector Gadget should dispel those doubts today. Institutionally, they have absolute contempt for the people they're supposed to serve. This is why they should under no account be armed. The guns they do have should be removed. Use the Army when you need to shoot someone, because the police can't be trusted to not shoot someone "armed" with a table-leg.
Contrary to Gadget's claims that the police are "on the front-line, battling scum armed only with an aluminium stick" the truth is, the Policing in Britain is not a dangerous job. It doesn't even make the top twenty. Fishermen, soldiers, scaffolders and Bicycle couriers all face a greater risk of death or serious injury. Arming the police would only result in more heavilly armed scallywags. Anyone think it's a good idea?
Gadget's response to Galloway's win in the Bradford west by-election:
No one really minds when an extremist makes it to the local council, or as a one-term MP during an unpopular parliament. Their ability to influence events is minor; there are always other councillors or MP's to provide a firewall.His view is that democracy is OK, so long as it doesn't take any important decisions. He goes on about "the swamp", whines about the bureaucracy, disrespects his superiors and demonstrates contempt for both democracy and the chain of command, yet wants me to let him have a GUN? No WAY! Because I know who that gun will be pointed at, and it isn't the armed scallywags from the Swamp estate (they're too much work for our brave plod, when armed with just a machete). It will be me, next time I point out that "I didn't actually swear there, officer. You imagined it, and I have video and audio to prove it. Would you like to hear then retract your allegation and threat of arrest?"
Yet the police still cruise around in their cars tooled up like the walter-mitty wannabe soldiers they really wish they were in their stupid, high-viz assault vests; yet refuse to investigate crimes adequately; blaming the CPS for their shitty "investigations". They blame refusal to patrol "swamp estates" on lack of manpower, yet I see dozens cruising on foot in areas frequented by pretty tourists, harassing smokers for stepping over a line with a pint glass in their hands. Dozens waste whole days pointing speed guns at motorists, yet refuse to take action on clear video evidence of dangerous driving. Whatever the solution to crime and disorder in Britain right now, whatever the police are doing AIN'T IT. This is a complacent organisation riven with contempt for the people it's supposed to serve, which has for decades been given too much power; power which has utterly corrupted them. Believe me, their contempt for the public is returned, in spades. The only people who still "support" the police, are those who've had no contact with 'em.
Elected police commissioners does not mean the "politicisation of the Police". It means that someone chosen other than by a cozy meeting between establishment players nodded through by toothless local "democracy" will have actual power over the Police and their priorities. The people might actually get their voices heard when they feel totally let down because they know to whom to write. Galloway may be a rabble rousing dictator-and-terrorist apologist, but so's Ken Livingstone and the Met police didn't fall to pieces under him. Indeed, the police seem to prefer Livingstone with whom they seemed to find much in common, to the much more activist and liberal Boris. The police Nationwide are going to be accountable to people again - yes the people might elect Galloway to run a police force. He may even be good at it - the record will show. If he's not, he gets booted out.
Stand by, Gadget, you anti-democratic cryptofacist. You may not like the decisions "the people" make. That's the point. YOU are not, nor should you be, in charge. You are MY servant, and I am NOT accountable to you. Do you want to know what a country looks like when the police ARE in charge? Myanmar, Aparthied South Africa, The Soviet Union (Russia now?). They're all shitholes. If the Police're against something, it's probably a good idea. QED.
The police are stupid, lower middle-class, pig-ignorant, doughnut-munching filth; a Provisional wing of the Daily Mail; at once bullying and ineffectual. The British police now wear black shirts. They're not even pretending any more.


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I bought one of these about a month ago for the same price. I have an iPad and a Mini, but I wanted this tablet because (1) you run the full version of the Office programs and (2) mine is set up to have 4g service from ATT. The one I bought didn't have the pen, but it did come with the keyboard dock (which frankly, I've hardly used because it's easy to type on the touchscreen). I've heard that the pen makes this tablet special, so I've ordered some cheap pens to see if they will work.
It's a nice tablet. I had heard a lot of bad things about Windows 8, but it works really well on a touchscreen tablet. I would recommend it to someone who travels and would want to be able to use Office on the go.
Is this similar to the Galaxy Note 10.1? I bought that here and it works good but not into the pen concept or operating system. Trying to sell it arlt a loss and look for a good non apple tablet and the 19.1 just did not fit the bill.
PeteCal wrote:CNET says it weighs 1679.9 lbs Is this a mainframe? ;-)
More serious.
(1) I have a USB writing tablet and I would like to "write" into MS Word docs but I can't master the hand/eye from table top to screen. This should solve that, am I right? Can I write on the screen and have Word convert to text? Is anybody doing that?
(2) A while back when Staples had these for $350 then $300 the next day it was said something about Staples got a batch with some bad connector. So they were clearing the stock. What are the odds these are the returns that were refirbed?
For those of you who have this tablet and have shared your experiences, thank you for real information on this topic. I appreciate the other outlooks.
This tablet is made by Samsung. It comes bundled with Samsung proprietary note-taking software specific to their s-pen. The Samsung Note also has proprietary Samsung note-taking software. You can use S-note on either tablet, and they both work wonderfully.
If you want Samsung's note-taking app then either choice is good; however, with the option for really capitalizing on the wacom stylus, you can use anything developed for windows with this tablet. Microsoft OneNote is free on Windows 8 and is a valid substitute for the Samsung software. If you do, however, have the desktop version of office, then using the desktop version of oneNote is the best note-taking experience you can have. This includes handwriting conversion to text, math, etc. You can always use the handwriting input keyboard for text input into web browsers or other programs. From my experience with both the note and this tablet, the handwriting recognition on both needs some work, but at the same time, it is the best I've ever used. (My handwriting could use some work, too. The recognition software has a tough job.)
The only difference between this tablet and the Samsung Note tablet is the operating system. Do you have a desire to run applications written for a phone/mobile system, or do you need the option to run full desktop applications?
As for all the hate about this being an under-powered laptop, this is only slightly true. This is not an alienware with an i7 processor, but it is as powerful as any iPad or Android tablet. It fits nicely in the middle between glorified phone and full blown laptop. I have run adobe products on this tablet, and they work great. I have not worked on a 6000 layer photoshop drawing (that would bring my gaming rig and its 16GB or ram to its knees). It can handle small projects without a problem. If you're looking to do full scaled professional project, then go buy a full scale professional system. You don't see people saying that the macbook air sucks because it doesn't perform as well as a macbook pro. This is not a top-of-the-line system.
This is also not a gaming rig. Don't even attempt to play modern PC games on this tablet. You'll be disappointed. I tried a few of the very non-demanding Tell-tale games and could only run them on the lowest settings. As for casual gaming, this can handle anything an iPad or Android tablet can. It can also handle many modern indie PC games.
In summary, internet, this is a valid choice for a tablet. This is not an iPad or an android tablet. It is also not a full blown laptop. It fits in that happy medium where it simple enough to not cost an arm and a leg while satisfying 90% of your computing needs. If you're looking for something more, get something more. If you're looking for something less, get something less.
In my research this was the best value for a Windows 8 tablet (not RT) with a wacom stylus. The pen is amazing. Samsung, Microsoft, HP, and others also offer a full sized pen that is more comfortable. Palm rejection is finicky until you figure out the the digitizer only needs to see your pen before you put your palm down. Once the pen cursor appears, the touch is then turned off.
Did I mention that Sketchup runs fantastically on this tablet? If you haven't drafted with a digital pen, you're missing out.
Just saw this pop up on Amazon. Am I mistaken or is this the same tablet with the keyboard for less?
Mikedwilson63 wrote: The one I bought didn't have the pen.
If the one you bought did not have the pen, it is not this device. It sits in a slot in the back. Maybe you did not notice? FYI, if you bought some cheap "pens", they will not work the same way if they are simply touch screen styli with the rubber tips.
bluemaple wrote:@ThunderThighs, gotta love folks behind the Woot counter eating their own lunch.
Wish we needed another tablet - finally a respectable full (not RT) Windows tablet for a reasonable price... the favorable feedback for drawing on this has me pondering tho since it might be good for prototype sketching.
We called it "Eating our own dog food" at one of my previous jobs.
kckc52 wrote:Just saw this pop up on Amazon. Am I mistaken or is this the same tablet with the keyboard for less?
78 new from $569.99
8 used from $344.56
1 refurbished from $499.99
I own one of these that I purchased from Staples a couple months ago. Here are the bits I feel are worth mentioning. I replaced a Motorola Xoom with this device. I liked my Xoom, but I wanted to stop carrying a laptop and a tablet. The RT was not an option because of the limited software available. The Pro was too expensive for me to justify. This device runs Win 8 home. I'ts more capable than an RT and less so than a Surface Pro, and it fits exactly in the spot I was looking for. I considered the keyboard, but since I wanted to use it as a tablet, I decided to wait and see if i could get by without it. I had to figure out how to enable the advanced onscreen keyboard that has the Standard Windows "F" keys since I need them for an application I run. I did notice an initial issue with the power adapter. I thought it had a bad connection until I realized that it requires a little extra force to plug it all the way in. There are several other similar tablets available, but they generally don't have the wacom digitizer. I like having the stylus when i'm working in desktop mode and need precision pointing for a legacy app. Finally, I purchased a standard tablet case from Amazon here:
They also sell a swivel version, but this one is working well for me so far.
Almost pulled the trigger on one as replacement for my current laptop/Xoom combo but I think I would rather have an Android tablet like the Asus Transformer or just get a Nexus 10 with a keyboard. I just get the feeling Windows is still working out the kinks on this.
I bought this new at local giant computer store for about $10 less then woot price (special anniversary sale).
Comparing to MS Surface pro, which I also have, is almost 1/3 of the price, easy on the eye (bigger screen with less resolution, but screen looks beautiful. Have you tried running Photoshop on Surface Pro? Your eye will fall out after 30 minutes of use because of tiny menu), and much much lighter and thin.
I actually carry this all the time, and my surface pro stays at home.
All I need it is able to run Photoshop and let me watch movies, which it has no problem doing so. S-Pen is great (but missing eraser, so I use other Wacom pens).
I love rotation lock button and stylus pocket, which are missing on Surface.
Playing Android tablet like games through MS shop, Samsung Shop, or Intel Shop (not sure if they all end up on MS shop).....
3D games are no go. I tried "Dead Island: Riptide" It loads but due to graphic, it's so slow, it's unplayable.
Battery life is amazing. I'm getting 10 hrs (on/off use) average life. Compare that to 4-5 hrs on Surface pro....
Recommend getting micro sd card (I've got mine at same time high speed Samsung 64GB for $49).
Likes: big and crisp screen, light, able to dock Keyboard looking like you are carrying cool expensive ultrabook, very responsive touch, stylus pen, S-Note, battery life, fast boot-up speed.
dislike: comes with Norton antivirus, Keyboard doc is extra, speed is slower than Surface pro running 3rd gen i5 (but then price is 1/3). only 64GB ssd. Slower ssd than SurfacePro.
j5 wrote:78 new from $569.99
8 used from $344.56
1 refurbished from $499.99
They are listed as like new, have free shipping and come through Amazon's warehouse. 30 day return policy and an option for SquareTrade warranty. Sure seems like a better deal to me.
kckc52 wrote:They are listed as like new, have free shipping and come through Amazon's warehouse. 30 day return policy and an option for SquareTrade warranty. Sure seems like a better deal to me.
...instead of a 90-day Samsung warranty plus the option for SquareTrade?
I was at Bestbuy just this week, and their Samsung rep said that this was discontinued... Anyone know anything about that?
darue wrote:I got one of these after I had gift cards thrown at me during the holidays (for $500) and I feel that it's absolutely worth it, even at that price.
I bought the Microsoft Surface pen to use with this (Wacom makes basically all of the pens in the new pen enabled tablets, so they're mostly cross-compatible), and it works brilliantly as a note-taking device. Again, Wacom is behind the pen technology, and the tablet is largely up to snuff with regard to pen support - it's a bit iffy on the edges, but overall very good, with the kind of pressure-sensitivity that I've come to expect in a Wacom pen device. I draw on this with SAI and the experience is up there with the Intuos3 I use on my workstation at home, and it is an excellent device for writing notes in class, working flawlessly with Windows Journal and OneNote.
Otherwise, you get a few frames dropped with 1080p playback at times, but all 720p videos that I throw at it playback fine, and it works just about as well as you'd expect from a 2013 Atom device. For $400 I think this is an absolute bargain - My $300 netbook running an AMD E-450 APU (Hecate), which this tablet replaced, is basically the same in terms of overall performance. The main selling point of this is the pen and touch support and the thin form factor (It's thin and quite light in comparison to netbooks and a bit lighter than most 'ultrabooks'). I've had it freeze up once during use, but a quick reset fixed that and otherwise I've not had many problems with anything over the past 6 months of every day use, so I'm willing to dismiss that as a fluke. Also be warned that Bluestacks does not perform very well, but I really don't care for Android tablet apps anyway so it wasn't really a big deal. Fruit Ninja piddled along at maybe half the performance I'd get out of a proper android device, for example.
Of course, if you're not one to care about form factor and pen support, then by all means grab a cheap netbook instead and save some money. However, in my personal experience as a student who takes a lot of written notes, does digital art, and does not demand much out of his mobile devices (I save stuff like intensive gaming and CAD for my desktop workstation, for exmaple), this thing has been an absolute joy to use.
A few examples of what I've done on this device:
Math Notes: https://www.dropbox.com/s/r3yc2qp37ao4w7i/calc%20review.pdf
A sketch: http://i.imgur.com/9NhmXlX.png
A quick painting: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ik4g9hm8o11kuxo/rnd1.jpg
Can you rest your hand against the screen and write like you would with paper or the Galaxy Note? I don't like to write if I have to have my wrist hover over the screen.
Ah now I'm torn. Should I go for Amazon's "Used - Like New" for $344.56 with a 30 day RETURN policy or Woot's "Factory Reconditioned" one? My main concern is that since neither are new, they may come with some problems.
I still don't really get what "Factory Reconditioned" means... If you get a broken/faulty product will Woot take responsibility and give you a refund?
yumilk88 wrote:Ah now I'm torn. Should I go for Amazon's "Used - Like New" for $344.56 with a 30 day RETURN policy or Woot's "Factory Reconditioned" one? My main concern is that since neither are new, they may come with some problems.
I still don't really get what "Factory Reconditioned" means... If you get a broken/faulty product will Woot take responsibility and give you a refund?
it would be covered under the Samsung warranty.
"factory reconditioned" means the item was returned, inspected, and restored to fully working condition by the original manufacturer or a certified partner. the original manufacturer stands behind it with a warranty.
is good.
yumilk88 wrote: My main concern is that since neither are new, they may come with some problems.
I still don't really get what "Factory Reconditioned" means... I
Factory reconditioned...
I thought I would Google it for you. Also, NEW can have problems, also.
Ubie wrote:I honestly don't quite know what to make of this. It's huge for a tablet, and runs Win8 instead of RT or PRO (isn't PRO pretty much 8?). Atom processor... I, uh, somebody want to chime in on what exactly this is good for. I want, but I certainly don't need.
It looks like it's a full-blooded PC, so x86 programs will work. It's only marginally heavier than a Surface but has just as much RAM and twice as much storage (as the 32 GB Surface).
What's it for? Light duty work and entertainment. I wouldn't run Visual Studio 2012 on it but it'll probably do just fine for Word Processing, email, apps, games that are ok running on a dual core processor.
I'm tempted as well.
Distalled wrote:Let me put things in perspective.
The good:
1.This is a full version of Windows, not Windows 8 RT.. which is more similar to their cell phone OS in reality.
So good. You can install regular windows programs.
2. It's Samsung. They make their own stuff, usually from stem to stern.. and their good. Almost no one can say this in the market. The SPen stylus is very good.
The Bad:
1. The price is too high. Atom Win8 tablets can be found from good retailers for less.
2. It's big, and relatively heavy. Tablets suffer greatly from marginal weight increases since they spend time in one hand.
3. It's underpowered for anything but the bare minimum. Maybe a decent resolution movie. The atom processors, unlike other intel processors have not increased their raw horsepower over the years. They sip power better, and multitask better, but their ability to play games, run anything adobe, etc has in fact decreased marginally.
Get this product if:
1. You want a large tablet that will lay on a table or on your lap. Maybe two hands.
2. Brand, and here it means something, does matter to you and is worth 50-100 bucks.
3. You accept that games up to the "mobile" level are acceptable, and otherwise want something for email, browsing, etc..
The included stylus is VERY good. Makes me wish it was an i3/i5 so I could use it for photo editing/graphic design.
I had an Acer Iconia W510 which has a slightly slower CPU and was able to run SQL Server and Visual Studio on it without any slowdown. The Atom processors have come a long from the original netbook days.
morriea wrote:If the one you bought did not have the pen, it is not this device. It sits in a slot in the back. Maybe you did not notice? FYI, if you bought some cheap "pens", they will not work the same way if they are simply touch screen styli with the rubber tips.
It is the same device. Per the owner's manual, the pen and the keyboard dock are optional. I got one without a pen but with a keyboard dock.
If the other pens don't work, I can always get the Samsung pen (or the cheaper alternative that someone suggested earlier).
"Touch Pad / Track Point: Scroll Scope, Flat Type"
What that?????
magicwill25 wrote:Can you rest your hand against the screen and write like you would with paper or the Galaxy Note? I don't like to write if I have to have my wrist hover over the screen.
When using this tablet with the S-Pen or other Wacom stylus, the touch sensor turns off when the pen is close to the digitizer grid in the screen, so you can write with your palm on the glass.
1- Bring the pen close to the screen until you see the pen cursor (usually a dot or small crosshair).
2- Then you can rest you hand on the glass and write like a pen and paper.
3- Don't lift the pen too far from the screen (an inch and a half or so) or the touch sensor will be turned back on, and your palm will be recognized as a touch command.
Can you run Quicken on it?
mmk412 wrote:Can you run Quicken on it?
Yes, Quicken should run on it just fine. Any software that runs on Windows8 will run on this tablet. I ordered one. Considered two, but they only let you buy one per account.
pernst wrote:Buy enough of them you could make a really nice stepping stone walkway in your garden.
Buy four of them and create a windows mosaic on your wall.
offgridmanpolktn wrote:So with all the comments on the spen being such a part of the positive experience is it actually included or not?
In the description it says no, but at the bottom listing what's in the box it says yes.
Hello Mods, anybody there to help with this?
Mine came with a little stylus that lives in a slot in the lower rear right side of the tablet.
It is very short and more like an overgrown toothpick than a pen, so it is only good for brief uses.
For more extensive stylus use, I recommend getting one that can be held like a real pen. Samsung sells one, but that larger stylus is not included in the package.
Another post stated that the Microsoft Surface Pro stylus works, I have not tried this personally.
I returned a "Wacom Bamboo" stylus that didn't work and traded it for my current "Wacom Bamboo Feel IT" stylus, which did. So: test before purchase if possible, not all Wacom pen work with this tablet.
Stylus made for use on iPad will not work.
mavsman13 wrote:Is this similar to the Galaxy Note 10.1? I bought that here and it works good but not into the pen concept or operating system. Trying to sell it arlt a loss and look for a good non apple tablet and the 19.1 just did not fit the bill.
Might want to make sure you have spell check on your next device.
Specs from cnet anyone considering this might want to look at the weight. Personally I find it too heavy for a tablet but ymmv.
Intel Atom Z2760 / 1.8 GHz ( Dual-Core )
2 GB / 2 GB (max)
Operating System
Windows 8 32-bit Edition
Display Type
11.6 in
Max Resolution
1366 x 768 ( HD )
Graphics Processor
PowerVR SGX545
Optical Drive
1679.9 lbs"
ikisat wrote:Specs from cnet anyone considering this might want to look at the weight. Personally I find it too heavy for a tablet but ymmv.
1679.9 lbs"
Nobody will steal it.
I ordered one of these but Amazon just cancelled my order due to "lack of availability". There were 7 left when I bought mine. I think the seller may have just listed it wrong and had to back out. Now I have to wait for woot to get them again. Bummer!
I'm feeling very impatient. Ship, you little devil... SHIP!
lashbackandy wrote:I'm feeling very impatient. Ship, you little devil... SHIP!
Me, too. Purchased on 6/14, why hasn't it shipped as of 6/18? Normally, they're more efficient over there at woot...
newyorklaw wrote:Me, too. Purchased on 6/14, why hasn't it shipped as of 6/18? Normally, they're more efficient over there at woot...
This is a drop ship item so it will take 3-5 business days for processing and shipping.
When you purchased the item, you would have seen shipping information below the price on the sale's detail page. Here's a recent Tech deal as an example:
You'll also see the estimated time to ship on your order page.
We use a variety of shipping methods and they have different shipping estimates.
Also note that we say it ships in X days, not that you'll receive it in X day. We don't include the day of the sale in that so today is the 4th business day.
Hope this helps.
Looks like it's going to be closer to five than three...
I ordered this to replace the 50-pound IBM 5100 I purchased in 1975.
It's done me well so far, but I wanted something more airplane-friendly.
Mine arrived today, very unexpectedly. My credit card registered the purchase earlier today and Woot didn't indicate that it had even shipped! The tablet arrived in its shipping container with its power supply, nothing else. It's charging and updating as I write.
pfontaine2 wrote:Mine arrived today, very unexpectedly. My credit card registered the purchase earlier today and Woot didn't indicate that it had even shipped! The tablet arrived in its shipping container with its power supply, nothing else. It's charging and updating as I write.
Interesting. Thanks for the update! *crossing fingers*
Was it properly packed?
lashbackandy wrote:Interesting. Thanks for the update! *crossing fingers*
Was it properly packed?
The tablet was wrapped in a plastic sleeve along with the power supply. Otherwise, there was nothing else in the box. No documentation or anything else. However, the tablet was properly protected and arrived safely.
FYI, the Samsung updates take a good couple of hours to download and install. You can find them in the Apps screen, along with all the other Samsung apps.
Once the tablet was up and running, I found it to be a really nice tablet and surprisingly fast for the paint programs I am trying to run.
It is a bit annoying to have to invoke the keyboard on the Desktop screen (it's automatic on the apps screen) but all in all, I'm very happy with this purchase so far.
Indeed, it looks like they've shipped and we're just waiting on the tracking file. In the meantime:
You can use FedEx's "Track by Reference" feature to get tracking info using your order number. Your order number is on your order details which you can get via Stuff You Bought. Leave the Account Number blank. Enter your order number in the reference box. Next, select your country and enter your zip code. Click TRACK and voilà, you may have tracking info.
Edit: Mine is due Friday.
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