Sounds like you have a good deal there Driftrider, and obviously you've put in some time researching/reading about the different accessories. I don't think you could go wrong with a Wisker Bisket a great, solid rest at a good price. You will be very happy. Go with carbon arrows right off the bat, you will be happier in the long run and can just buy the same kind when you need more rather than having 1/2 of them aluminumn 1/2 carbon as you start to switch. I think almost any brand/model should work very well for you.
String loops are great, think about "Tune -a-nok" for your arrow nocks, they are a little shorter than regular nocks and fit nicely with your string loop and release. I had problems with my release not latching because the "ears" of my nocks were too long. Not any more.
I'm not sure how balanced your bow is/will be but on my mathews I didn't bother with a stabilizer and I'm glad. I used the cash for limbsavers and I think I made the right move.
Many good options for sights, get one that looks and feels really solid. Hunting from the ground branches and briars will sneek in and try to rip off your sight pins. Montana Black Gold are a little spendy, but lifetime warrenty on pins.
One thing from hunting on the ground that I have found. If possible always try to position yourself uphill from the deer trails. It gives you a visual advantage of seeing more area and it seems like the deer won't spot you as quick as well. Have fun with your new toy.