My new laptop is supposed to arrive today (yay! more blog posts! less doing what I'm not really supposed to be doing at work!). But I think UPS might be confused about where exactly Vermont is, given the following travels of my package thus far:
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Date----------------Time---------Location----------Event Details
April 23, 2007---05:04:00 AM----PORTLAND OR US---Departure Scan
April 21, 2007---11:47:00 PM----PORTLAND OR US---Arrival Scan
April 21, 2007---10:00:00 PM----ROCKFORD IL US----Departure Scan
April 21, 2007---11:45:00 AM----ROCKFORD IL US----Arrival Scan
April 21, 2007---06:01:00 AM----OAKLAND CA US----Departure Scan
April 21, 2007---12:30:00 AM----OAKLAND CA US----Arrival Scan
April 20, 2007---10:00:00 PM----SPARKS NV US------Departure Scan
April 20, 2007---09:30:00 PM----SPARKS NV US------Shipment picked up from seller's facility
This also supports the argument for buying locally as much as possible if you care about things like, um, the environment and the future of humanity. I don't know that it would have been possible in this particular case, but it's a little alarming that my computer has to criss-cross the county at least four times in order to arrive at my door. Nevada to California to Vermont I might understand. Nevada-California-Illinois-Oregon-Vermont? (And that's assuming it comes straight here from Portland today, which it better because they promised, and I'm impatient!)
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