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'Unusual' countries you'd like to visit?
Greenland Iceland Mongolia Vanuatu Eastern Russia Probably some other ones I forgot about... What are yours? Apr 12 12 01:08 pm Link Iceland and Belize are on my short list. Apr 12 12 01:09 pm Link Scarlett Candee wrote: Not really sure what you mean by unusual (places other than Italy, France, and US??)
Apr 12 12 01:46 pm Link Lithuania to visit family. Apr 12 12 01:47 pm Link Ararity wrote: Well, places that aren't super tourist-y? Apr 12 12 01:56 pm Link Kaliningrad Oblast (well it's not a country, but still)
Suriname Antarctica French Polynesia Too many obscure places within well known countries to list. Apr 12 12 01:59 pm Link I would like to visit Slovakia, Egypt, Thailand, Morocco or Venezuela Apr 12 12 02:00 pm Link Vietnam
Egypt El Salvador Colombia and of course, California Apr 12 12 03:02 pm Link you all forgot belgium! Apr 12 12 03:05 pm Link Maria Michaela wrote: I didn't forget Belgium. It's not "unusual". Apr 12 12 03:07 pm Link Lovely Day Media wrote: excuse me ? Apr 12 12 03:17 pm Link Azerbaijan
Saw it on Amazing Race this past weekend and it looks like they have a fairly attractive female population! Otherwise, Australia and New Zealand, but I'm not sure if those are "unusual" or anything. Apr 12 12 08:04 pm Link Ukraine
Yemen Apr 12 12 08:11 pm Link Gough Island and St Helena in the South Atlantic. Apr 12 12 08:23 pm Link Ecuador
Specifically: Galapagos . Apr 12 12 09:59 pm Link Maria Michaela wrote: Nope, nowhere near as unusual as the countries I listed. Apr 13 12 06:51 am Link Bermuda
Tasmania ? Apr 13 12 07:16 am Link USA Apr 13 12 07:18 am Link London Fog wrote: Apr 13 12 07:19 am Link Iceland! Everyone I know who has been there just raves about it. Apr 13 12 07:20 am Link Scarlett Candee wrote: Well seriously, as much as I love the USA, it doesn't get much more unusual now does it? Apr 13 12 07:21 am Link Nortk Korea...
I have a burning desire to see munchkin twatheads who resemble cabbage patch dolls! Apr 13 12 07:22 am Link Scarlett Candee wrote: what is so unusual about greenland? I've been there twice...
Apr 13 12 07:23 am Link The Chathams, Stewart Island, Auckland Island, and Campbell Island, of New Zealand.
Already been all over the two big islands of New Zealand, but dem hard to get to littler islands! *drool* I ♥ the hell out of NZ. Apr 13 12 07:25 am Link Maria Michaela wrote: I would love to visit Greenland and Iceland, both stunning!
Apr 13 12 07:26 am Link Maria Michaela wrote: Greenland is not very touristy, is it? Same for Iceland. Apr 13 12 07:31 am Link London Fog wrote: You do have a point. Apr 13 12 07:32 am Link Scarlett Candee wrote: it's not the most obvious place to pick for a trip, no, but then following that logic a lot of countries would fall in that category... if you're looking for gorgeous, raw and romantic, then greenland, iceland and norway (especially up north) are the way to go. the nature is just incredible. but the US has some amazing nature as well, so... I don't know.
Apr 13 12 07:34 am Link Maria Michaela wrote: I think the word "unusual" is throwing you off. I think she means places not commonly associated with tourism. Apr 13 12 07:37 am Link Jim Macias wrote: Yeah. Pretty much. Apr 13 12 07:40 am Link Scarlett Candee wrote: oh... then I'm not the only one who didn't get it I think . I see turkey, egypt, morocco.... being mentionned as well. sorry! Apr 13 12 07:47 am Link I really want to visit Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria and Ukraine. Apr 13 12 07:48 am Link ChiMo wrote: Man, same here! I actually want to visit Chernobyl. Ghost towns fascinate me. Apr 13 12 07:50 am Link ChiMo wrote: Scarlett Candee wrote: Check this out:
Apr 13 12 07:54 am Link ChiMo wrote: ChiMo wrote: Check this out:
Dude, that's awesome! Thanks. Apr 13 12 07:57 am Link Scarlett Candee wrote: 'The United States of America' Apr 13 12 09:40 am Link Supermodel Photographer wrote: Already been to the USA, at least some parts of it. Apr 13 12 09:45 am Link I wanna visit:
Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia The Soviet Union Austria-Hungary The Roman Empire The Ottoman Empire Apr 13 12 09:59 am Link M A U I wrote: Pre-Bush USA Apr 13 12 10:04 am Link Prussia
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Jerome "Jerry" Wittman of Weedville died Saturday, Jan. 3, 2015. He was the son of Mary and the late Thomas Wittman. He leaves behind his devoted wife, Sara "Sally" Wittman; a son, Jesse; and a stepdaughter, Gretchen. A private funeral service was held for family and friends.
Ermida Pelleschi, 97, a resident of Elk Haven and formerly of Dagus Mines, died Saturday, Jan. 10, 2015 at the Elk Haven Nursing Home after a brief illness. She was born May 13, 1917 in Coal Hollow, daughter of the late Alexander and Mary Gornati Agosti. She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Kersey High School, Class of 1935. On Oct. 2, 1937, being the first marriage in Guardian Angels Church in Coal Hollow, she married Dennis Pelleschi, who preceded her in death Feb. 16, 2002.
William James "Bill" Feronti, 67, of 210 Mill St., Johnsonburg, died Thursday evening, Jan. 8, 2015 at his residence. He was born Aug. 21, 1947 in Johnsonburg, son of the late Charles R. Sr. and Sylvia Baptist Feronti. He resided in Johnsonburg all his life. He graduated from Johnsonburg High School in 1965. Mr. Feronti was a member of Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg Legion Post 501, and Central Hose Company. He was an avid music fan and was adept at playing various instruments. He was a big fan of Elvis Presley and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He will be greatly missed by all.
Anna C. Fodge, 82, of 335 Atlantic St., St. Marys, died Friday, Jan. 9, 2015 at Penn Highlands DuBois after a lengthy illness. She was born May 15, 1932 in Kersey, daughter of the late John and Grace Brandmiller Lance. On Nov. 22, 1978, she married James A. Fodge, who preceded her in death Oct. 18, 2004. She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Kersey High School, Class of 1950. She was a retired employee of Keystone Powdered Metal.
Timothy A. Floravit, 35, of 140 Baker Rd., Beaver Falls, and formerly of St. Marys where he was born and raised, died Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015 following injuries sustained in an accident in Clarion County. He was born Oct. 30, 1979, a son of Allen and Karen Facchine Floravit. On Sept. 4, 2010 in St. Marys, he married Emily Dippold Floravit, who survives.
Eleanor A. Walden, 93, of Manor Care Potomac, Potomac, Md., formerly of 175 Parkway Dr., Emporium, died at Manor Care Potomac, Potomac, Md. Thursday morning, Jan. 8, 2015. She was born Feb. 10, 1921 in Iselin, daughter of the late Valentino and Amelia Julio Geovanelle. In Clearfield, she married the late John Walden.
Frederick J. "Fred" Schill, 66, of 58 Launer Lane, Johnsonburg, died on Tuesday evening, Jan. 6, 2015 at his residence following a brief illness. He was born on Feb. 2, 1948 in Kane, son of Ralph and Wilma Reed Schill. He married Sandra Lewis on Sep. 14, 1968 in St. Marys and she survives. Mr. Schill resided in Johnsonburg for the past 44 years. He attended Queen of the World school. He was a member of the VFW, Prince of Piedmont Club in Johnsonburg and Wilcox Sportsmen's Club.
Renee L. Streich, 38, of 759 Johnsonburg Rd., St. Marys, died on Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2015 at Penn Highlands Elk following a lengthy illness. She was born on July 25, 1976, a daughter of the late Richard Streich, who preceded her in death on June 1, 1995 and Kathi Snyder Streich, who survives of St. Marys. Renee was a graduate of St. Marys Area High School, class of 1994.
James A. Hoffman, 90, formerly of 1935 Bear Creek Rd., Ridgway, died Thursday, Jan. 1, 2015 at Pinecrest Manor where he resided for the past three years. He was born April 18, 1924 in Ridgway, son of the late Charles A. and Estella E. (Cousins) Hoffman. He had resided in Ridgway all of his life and was a member of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II as a sergeant with the 310th Signal Operations Battalion in the European Theatre. He was self-employed for 42 years until his retirement in 1989 from Hoffman Roofing.
Eleanor L. Anderson, 84, of 1553 Mefferts Run Rd., Wilcox, died Friday evening, Jan. 2, 2015 at her residence following a short illness. She was born Aug. 31, 1930 in Johnsonburg, daughter of the late Stanley and Helen Matula Machoviak. On Sept. 15, 1957 in Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg, she married Alton R. Anderson. He died Aug. 30, 1995. She resided in Wilcox since 1951 and was formerly of Johnsonburg. She graduated from Johnsonburg High School in 1948. She was a member of Holy Rosary Church in Johnsonburg.


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- Today, group-buying is all the rage online, with huge discounts offered in cities around the world. However, as copycats crop up each day to cash-in on the trend, it's increasingly difficult for consumers to follow everything.
Group-buying online allows consumers to group together to get better deals or discounts when purchasing products or services. Using various new websites, consumers are given deals by email and the only catch ― and the reason why group-buying has been so successful ― is a minimum number of people need to buy the deal for it to become official. In order to hit the minimum numbers, consumers often encourage their friends to get in on the deals by sharing details of each deal through social networks such as Twitter and Facebook, ensuring the minimum numbers are met and helping companies to grow. It's an ideal business model because everyone wins.
Getting deals online shows no sign of slowing down. It's backed by hundreds of millions of dollars in venture capital, it's spreading into virtually every major market, and
media companies are jumping in
and acquiring start-ups.
The king of group-buying is still
, a two-year-old Chicago start-up that has been called the fastest-growing company in Web history, generating an estimated $500 million in revenue this year.
This week Facebook also announced it was also getting into the business with the launch of the
Facebook Deals
Depending on the city you're in, the list of companies that are emerging to offer group-buying can be dizzying. In Toronto, for example, there are at least 24 companies offering discounts on merchandise, restaurants, laser hair removal and more. There's
, to name a few.
The group-buying game has also become so niche that there are sites set up for sections within cities; in Toronto,
there's a site
targeting people who walk through a large underground walkway called "PATH" and deals only come from businesses within the underground.
The explosion of daily deal sites leaves a lot of opportunities for consumers to save, but it can also be challenging to navigate through the dozens of local sites to see if one has a better offer than the other. And if you're not interested in the yoga offer from one company, you may be interested in the restaurant discount from another. But who has time to visit dozens of group-buying sites to check out the deals?
Wes Bos, 22, is the founder of Deal Page, an aggregator that helps consumers sort through various offerings from group-buying sites.
Courtesy Wes Bos
That's where
Deal Page
fits in, a start-up aggregating start-ups. With a quick glance, visitors can see every deal being offered in a particular city, all at once.
Founded by 22-year-old
Wes Bos
, Deal Page aims to provide a one-stop shop for everyone looking for deals in their region. The site was launched at the end of September and Bos says it's expanding quickly just through word of mouth. It's available in Canada only right now.
"Traffic is currently around 1,200 daily visitors and growing each week as people tell their family and friends," Bos said in an email interview. "I love to create things and this was an excellent side project that I could continually improve on. I'm a Web designer and developer, so taking a break from client work to hack away at something like this has been really nice."
Bos' side project has grown from a Toronto deal page to catering to visitors in 11 cities across Canada. As the site gets more interest, Bos says he's looking to expand.
"I just brought on another guy to work on the site with me, so we're planning on launching in a lot more cities with support for RSS, email and mobile," Bos said. "Right now we're focused on Canada but looking at the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States to see what would be best to get into."
So what's in it for Bos? In addition to providing consumers with a website that lets consumers see all city deals in one place, Bos can also earn money by referring people to each service.
"My first group buy was for a coupon at a local pub," Bos said. "I bought it and then shared the link on Facebook. A few days later I logged in and was surprised to see I made $40 [in referrals]. So once all these sites started to pop up, I was getting more and more email and I thought about creating a page that pulled in all of the latest deals in Toronto."
Deal Page was created using publicly available data group-buying sites provide in order to spread themselves among the developer community. Using their APIs and what Bos calls "some secret sauce PHP scrips that run every few hours," the site essentially creates itself dynamically using data provided to it.
Bos says he can put together a new deal page for a city in about 20 minutes or so, depending on what data is available.
DealPage.ca is an aggregation of all the latest group buying deals in some cities.
With the rising popularity of these discount-deal sites, group-buying aggregators such as Deal Page are also increasing in popularity and Bos is not alone in the industry.
, to name a few, offers similar services.
"There are about 130 daily deal sites in North America right now," Simon Wong, co-founder of CakeDeals, said in an email interview. "It was very inconvenient to visit multiple deal sites or to receive multiple emails every day. In order to make our own lives easier, we made a simple aggregator that allowed us to see all the deals in one place."
CakeDeals launched a month ago around the same time as Deal Page and has attracted 10,000 visitors to the site in the last month. The company is running in 13 cities, including seven in Canada and six in the United States.
"One of the interesting use cases we discovered was that our users would subscribe to a foreign city before visiting it," said Wong. "This way they can start snapping up amazing deals for dining and activities for their vacation. We are in the process of expanding to some Asian cities, such as Hong Kong, Shanghai and Taipei."
Similar to the competitive group-buying landscape, group-buying aggregators face steep competition from companies who are backed by big money.
, for example, aggregates deals from 53 cities and the company
recently raised
$5 million in funding.
Deal Page's Wes Bos says he plans to grow and compete online by focusing on the user-interface and keeping things simple. What the competition is doing, he says, is secondary.
"I am really happy with our layout and user interface, which I've heard lots of good feedback about," Bos said. "When I built the site I had no idea anyone else had one of these sites so I wasn't influenced by any of them ― I just made a site I would like to see while having my coffee every morning. The sites features are ever evolving based on visitor feedback, so I try and focus less on what competitors are doing and more on what works and makes people happy."
Bos, who is finishing up his Bachelor of Commerce in Business Technology management at Ryerson University, also maintains a competitive advantage by fostering relationships with owners of group-buying sites in order to make sure he has their sites on Deal Page when they launch.
"We are currently working on some ideas to pull in additional money from sites that want to promote themselves on DealPage," he said. "It's a really easy site to convert because people come to the site looking to click."
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I could not live with it if that was my last dealing with my child. Suppose the child succumbed to the cancer that night or the next day while I was not looking or my action accelerated the illness? NO. There are many, many things we can do to deal with frustration. Some good, some bad.
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The fort, built on the spot where Francis Light first stepped ashore in Penang (1786), still exists, complete with its guns. Originally made of wood, but in 1804-1805 it was replaced by a stone building that was built by convicts. The courtyard of the fort is now a park where concerts and other performances are given. Near the souvenir shops, the model of a traditional Malay house. You need your shoes if you want inside.
The oldest fort on the island, originally built out of bamboo but was converted to a more solid structure, was the key place in the establishment of Penang as a trading post. Have a read of the historic display to get the full version of events that led to the establishment of the island settlement of Penang.
The Chapel was built in 1799 on the southwest bastion. It is the earliest roofed structure surviving in Penang from the colonial era. The first recorded marriage here took place that same year when John Timmers married Martina Rozells, the widow of Francis Light.
Housed in several bunker-type buildings are a vast amount of information including the history of the fort, archaeological finds, conservation and preservation of the site along with detailed information surrounding Francis Light and the British East India Company.
Some old cannons face over the sea, the largest of which is known as Seri Rambai Cannon, was cast in 1603, and was a gift from the Dutch to the Sultan of Johore in 1606. In 1613, the Portuguese took possession of the cannon and it was taken to Java, where it stayed until 1795, when it was given to Aceh and brought to Kuala Selangor. The British seized the cannon back and replaced it in the fort in 1871. Locals bestowed mythical powers upon the cannon and it is said that it can grant fertility.
This bronze statue of Captain Francis Light, founder of Penang, who first landed here on August 11, 1786, greets you at the entrance to Fort Cornwallis. Cast in 1936, it was unveiled in conjunction with the 150th anniversary of his arrival in Penang. The statue was sculptured on the features of his eldest son as no pictures of the man himself were ever found. You might notice that he once had a sword but this has since gone missing, believed to have been melted down by the Japanese during their occupation in order to make a real one.
Originally built of palm trunks on the site where Captain Francis Light, founder of Penang, first landed on August 11, 1786, Fort Cornwallis was upgraded into the brick structure you see today in 1804. Once home to a barracks, gun powder magazine, chapel, harbour light, flagstaff, armoury, cell rooms, stores and many other administration buildings, in its day the Fort was a veritable one-stop-stop for all things colonial. Today, with just the chapel, gun powder magazine, lighthouse and a few low buildings remaining, it's difficult to imagine how they fitted it all in.
The fort was named after the late 18th century Governor-General of Bengal, India, Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis and is the largest standing fort in Malaysia. It was intended as a defense against the pirates, Kedah, and the French because of the Napoleonic Wars. A moat 9 meters wide by 2 meters deep once surrounded the fort but it was filled in in the 1920s due to a malaria outbreak in the area.
The Chapel was built in 1799 on the southwest bastion. It is the earliest roofed structure surviving in Penang from the colonial era. The first recorded marriage here took place that same year when John Timmers married Martina Rozells, the widow of Francis Light. Other features include some old cannons facing over the sea, the largest of which is known as Seri Rambai Cannon, was cast in 1603, and was a gift from the Dutch to the Sultan of Johore in 1606.
In its entire history, the fort was never engaged in any battle. Apart from being used for the British Royal artillery troops, the fort was once occupied by the Sikh Police of the Straits Settlements during the 1920s.
Open: 9am-6pm closed Sundays. Admission: RM3.
The Fort Cornwallis Lighthouse was built in 1882 within the eastern grounds of Fort Cornwallis. It was originally known as Fort Point Lighthouse during British colonial days. According to the Blue Book 1938, the lighthouse was renovated in 1914 when it changed its name to the Penang Harbour Lighthouse and in 1928. The lighthouse is different from others as it has a 21-metre white steel framework tower. There's a small museum inside showing its former lenses and lights plus other equipment.
Fort Cornwallis is supposed to be the place where Francis Light first set foot in 1786.
It is one of the oldest sights in Penang.
Out of all facilities, only the four corner bastions and the ramparts are left. It is not one of the most amazing sights, but still interesting to visit and to take some lovely shots.
The Cornwallis Light House is very unique looking. It doesn't look like your typical light house with solid base. This light house is constructed with metal base that I thought it was a new communication tower from phone company!
This is the location where Captain Light first set foot on Penang. Frankly, I don't know what is inside the fort as I didn't have time to go in. But if the weather is not too hot, it's a good place to hang out at the park near by.
Entrance Fee: RM3 adult
Fort Cornwallis.
We decided to go sightseeing on a Sunday. Only to discover Fort Cornwallis is shut on a Sunday. We also then thought that the National Museum would be shut on a Sunday as well, which it isn't. Oh well.
That will teach us to do some prior planning before we set out.
The fort was built on the site of Sir Francis Light's historic landing in 1786. Originally a wooden stockade. It is now a concrete structure and currently houses cannons, a history gallery, cafe, handicraft and souvenir centre as well as an open-air amphitheatre.
It is the oldest and most intact fort in Malaysia. It has actually been restored under the name of history preservation.
Detail history of this fort is available at this URL FORT CORNWALLIS
At a minimal fee of RM3 per pax, entering the fort is a worthy experience. Dont miss the chance to take a photo with the Fort's 'guard' and check out the old British canopy model .
Learn the history of Penang here. You may wish to arrive early at this tourist attraction before tour groups swarm in. Best times are around 10-11am. You will have a chance to take a photo wearing colonial hat and armed with a rifle standing with the statue of Sir Francis Light -- is free-of-charge as long as you opt not to wear the colonial dressing.
If you feel young, there is a two-people-swing under a big tree near the campfire site. Give it a try! There is also a pony ride available. Do take note when you are walking on the grassland as you may come across piles of by-product of the pony.... *ahem* :)
Here's something interesting: just above the main road, the first cannon you come across even before entrance, lies the mythical cannon that locals believe that by offering prayers and placing flowers at the mouth of the cannon, a woman would be able to conceive!
Fort Cornwallis Opening hours: 8:30am to 7:00pm daily
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I purchased a Lay Wall Mirror from habitat at a cost of £169 plus a nominal delivery charge of £4.95. I had been waiting since late last year for this item to come back into stock and had contacted habitat to confirm it had not been discontinued.
The item arrived with no warning so they left a while you were out card. I arranged to be at home the next time they courier delivered.
I arranged for someone to come and hang the mirror for me and when we took it out of the box it looked as if it…
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Written on: 24/02/2010 by MikeLarson (2 reviews written)
I ordered all my new plates and cutlery, also small electrical appliances as i have had a new kitchen.Hab.itat delivered on time and carried everything into the kitchen. Good service… Read Full Review
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Written on: 29/01/2010
Avoid the Habitat website. I placed an order and they took my money, it should then have been a simple matter of delivering the goods. Except it wasn't. They sent me an email to say they would be despatching part of the order at a new (higher) price. I contacted their customer service department and got no response so when the part order arrived, I rejected it. There has never been any sign of the rest of the order. I phoned and managed to speak to someone who wasn't authorised to cancel orders… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/01/2010
My experience with Habitat will be my first and last one. I can't believe their appalling customer service, namely the delivery service they use (DPD). To start with we ordered two large picture frames online; we received a despatch note email from them approximately a week later. After a few days of waiting for the goods, I rang their customer service department, and only got through to a human after a few hours of trying. The goods eventually showed up two weeks after ordering, but when we… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/01/2010
Bought goods on website, money taken, all fine. Except I was called to say they weren't in stock and wouldn't be available for months! I decided to cancel. I called to check where my refund was and "customer services" were unable to do ANYTHING?! They said they had to email a depot. Then an email to say my cancelled not in stock goods had been despatched! (They hadn't!). 1 week later no word, another few days I called. Couldn't speak to a manager, they couldn't even tell me whether the order… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/12/2009 by Babyblue77 (1 review written)
I have been left very disapointed and angry with the service i have receievd from habitat. Over these last few months i have spent over £1000 in habitat but i am now very reluctant to shop there ever again. You can get some beautiful things from there and great furniture but the hassle you have to go through and the way you are treat is totally not worth it. I orded a sofa, i was told it would be delivered in approx 4 weeks in store however it did say 6 weeks on my recepit. It has now nearly… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/08/2009
I have had the worst experience in my life with Habitat Nottingham. My own store closed following a purchase of cutlery - Katja which developed on 4 knives a series of rusty stains. Whilst they claim this cutlery to be 'dishwasher safe.'IT CERTAINLY IS NOT AND HAS TO BE WASHED BY HAND TO keep it looking anything like decent. Why do they advertise dishwasher safe if it isnt? Don't ask them for a refund without your cash receipt. British law states that a retailer CANNOT DEMAND A CASH… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/07/2009
I have signed up twice to a registration system designed to notify me when the crockery I purchased was about to be discontinued. Twice, the system has failed and I have been left with no alternative but to phone other stores or pay for multiple postage to get the replacements I need from stores all around the country. Habitat has no customer service number on their website and when I emailed them to complain about the issue I recieved no apology and no alternative to the above. I would not buy… Read Full Review
Written on: 24/06/2009 by horrid (1 review written)
Tried to buy from grey and dingy habitat website
cant buy on line
cant buy from stores over the phone
staff dont phone back when they say
staff dont know what stock is in which store
no reply to e-mail sent to individual stores…
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Written on: 13/05/2009 by saundke1 (1 review written)
I have had such bad service from habitat that I will not shop there again even though I love my furniture… Read Full Review
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The conviction was voided by a state appellate court, which ruled that the judge, in barring the full e-mail messages, had misapplied the rape shield laws and prevented Mr. Jovanovic from presenting a true defense.
For defense lawyers, questions about the woman's veracity had from the start extended beyond the debated e-mail exchanges. And so both prosecutors and defense investigators spent the months after Mr. Jovanovic's December 1996 indictment exploring her background.
But the defense has long maintained that prosecutors never looked hard enough.
In August 1997, two detectives went to the woman's hometown, Salamanca, N.Y., about 50 miles from Buffalo, to interview family members, neighbors and teachers. Her grandmother, Fay Webster, recalled, ''They said, 'You better tell us everything about her, the good and the bad.' '' Ms. Webster and one of the young woman's aunts said they told the detectives that the woman had stolen checks, credit cards and a truck from her father.
''We thought we were helping,'' Laurie Poole, the aunt, said, adding that most people in the family still believed the young woman at that point.
They also had another detail, which they told the defense, but Ms. Webster and Ms. Poole said they could not remember whether they told detectives for the prosecution about it: when the woman was 17, she filed a complaint with the police accusing her father and uncle of sexual abuse after she had to join a family Christmas party and they carried her downstairs in a blanket.
The family says that the complaint was false and that a child welfare worker who arrived at the house took no action against the two men. Because the complaint was filed by a juvenile, the records are now sealed.
Detectives also began to talk to the woman's boyfriend, the man she had referred to as her master in the e-mail correspondence. The woman had told investigators that it was to her boyfriend that she had first confided her accusations of an assault by Mr. Jovanovic.
The records of the detectives make clear that they were exploring the question of a possible sadomasochistic relationship between the woman and her boyfriend, although it is unknown what conclusions they reached. But detectives learned that the man, who later testified at trial, said he actually had eight different personalities who ''lived in an apartment building'' inside his head.
At the second trial, now scheduled for Sept. 4, much could thus be aired that was not at the first trial. Defense lawyers say they have learned that one of the accuser's Barnard suite mates, who was also a trained rape counselor and who spoke with the woman shortly after the incident, was hired by the district attorney's office as a paralegal in the appeals bureau in July 1997.
The lawyers said that the suite mate, Anita Sinha, told their investigators that she had been allowed to work on the Jovanovic case ''because of my interest.'' Mr. Callan, a defense lawyer, contends that the failure of prosecutors to tell them about Ms. Sinha's employment was an ethical lapse.
Barbara Thompson, a spokeswoman for the Manhattan district attorney, said Ms. Sinha never worked on the case, and Ms. Sinha would not comment.
Defense lawyers have also said they intend to more fully explore the woman's other boyfriends at the time and perhaps the nature of their relationships. Their efforts to obtain telephone records from a man they assert was a second boyfriend with whom she was intimate at the time of the incident set off yet one more confrontation with prosecutors.
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But a neighbor of the man has given the defense a signed statement that the woman had been living with the man since 1996. The woman's grandmother confirms this account. In three telephone conversations, the man would not comment.
At the hearing last week, prosecutors said the prospect of having her intimate life examined at trial had led the woman to consider abandoning the case. But they said that she had at last agreed to press on, and that they remained fully confident in their case.
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