There's still time to shop. Blame the late package on all the people who bought their stuff from Web sites and clogged the system. One Web site scours the Internet for places that sell odd and interesting stuff and links you to them. A sofa for Fido Cats and dogs pretty much dominate whatever home they occupy.
Rugs are playing fields, televisions become grooming pedestals, and furniture becomes hairy.
Dog couches, chaise lounges and day beds don't come cheap. There's also a photo gallery of the camps and their locales. This is a disturbing and moving site, and one not to be missed by those interested in the Holocaust. In this day and age, when investors can make trades and get stock tips on-line, it seems only appropriate that they should be able to use the same technology to complain about a broker. Government regulators and industry watchdogs are now letting investors do just that by putting complaint forms and a wide array of consumer-protection material on the Internet.