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Cambridge double dresser in brown cherry finish. Constructed of poplar with rubbed brown cherry finish. Drawers are constructed of poplar wood with European dovetail drawer corners. Top right drawer is felt lined. Matching mirror sold separately. Cambridge's clean lines, turned bun feet and bronzed hardware define this stylish collection. Flexibility and charm are at the heart of this energetic look that can go sporty or country chic. Fully assembled. Manufacturer: Aspenhome
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The passage function allows entry from the inside or outside with no locking mechanism. Passage hardware is typically used on hallway and closet doors where locking is not needed.
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Anyone else have this problem? I'm at wembrick stadium right now and every time I click to play Crocodile Rock, it plays a cutscene then freezes my X-box. Anyway to fix this?
Anyone else have this problem? I'm at wembrick stadium right now and every time I click to play Crocodile Rock, it plays a cutscene then freezes my X-box. Anyway to fix this?
Originally Posted by HMXMister_Game:
"Well Thom, why haven't you gotten on board to straighten us out? Sounds like it's time to *** up or shut up."
I'm having the same problem and I'm on PS3. Hopefully they can patch it soon to fix that. I really want to finish story mode.
Sorry. I've had no problems. Good luck in getting it to work.
PSN ID: MattyT
youtube.com/user/MTRspace (new channel)
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1920 songs.
Works fine for me. Maybe it could be a problem accessing that venue... are you able to play songs at Wembrick stadium in Free Play mode?
Edit: No, I guess it couldn't be that... I forgot that you already play there earlier on in story mode as Queen on that Inspiration gig.
Last edited by Nulien; 11-07-2009 at 04:19 PM.
Yup, I tried the same thing. I guess I can just play all the other gigs now since I can't play that one.
Odd. Gig worked fine for me.
Does playing Crocodile Rock itself have an issue?
"They're goin' ta have to bury what's left of ya in a soupcan!
GT: SonicRocker15X
Nope not for me because I played it in a mystery setlist in one of the first venues. Maybe it has to do with the cutscene before you are suppose to play it.
It could be your disc or your disc drive lens is dirty? It can't be read right.
I played through the tour just fine.
It's definitely a problem at your end.
May 20th, 2012: 4 long years since HMX released "Hysteria" by Muse. The wait for more Muse DLC has to end at some point, right?
That one worked fine for me. However, the game has locked up numerous times in various places. Locks the whole Xbox hard. Not amused.


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A living room makeover inspired by the sea
After years of what she describes as walls painted "medicinal white," Melville homeowner Lisa Russo was thirsting for some color in her living room. Plus, the room didn't really reflect their family's needs: She and her husband Anthony, an attorney, hung out in the room, but daughters, Taylor, 16, and Jordan, 14, gravitated to the den and its TV. Russo, a part-time accountant, wanted a beach-resort feel to the space, and she didn't want to move the family's piano. She turned to designer Nina Bock of Plainview's Ethereal Designs and Interiors to add color and elegance. Bock says she used a Caribbean hotel lobby as an inspiration, and she worked to tie the living room, dining room and entry together. Total: About $38,500 for the living room, $7,000 for the dining room and entry. --SYLVIA E. KING-COHEN
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Grace GardenArea: EixampleCapacity: 4 Guests
1 Bedroom
1 Double bed
1 single bed
1 Bathroom
1 Double sofa beds
1 Terrace
4 comments8.5Amenities
- DVD Player
- Radio CD player
- Video
- Heating
- Washing machine
- Fridge with small freezer
- Glass-ceramic stove
- Oven
- Microwave
- European coffeemaker
- Kettle
- Juicer
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- Terrace
- Salón
- Bath / Shower Whirlpool
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- Hair dryer
- Queen-size bed
- Iron / Ironing board
Grace Garden is a detached house, something nearly impossible to find in Barcelona city centre. It is a lovely place with lots of light, that has been decorated with a lot of taste, combining contemporary industrial elements with country features both in the design and in the furniture. Here you can really enjoy Barcelona's pleasant climate: there is a wonderful interior garden at the street level and a rooftop terrace.
On the groundfloor the house offers a spacious living and dining area (with double sofabed), with a fully equipped open plan kitchen. Here you will also find the bedroom with double bed and a rustic and bright bathroom with bathtub. The views on the garden are very relaxing. On the first floor, in a loft style mezzanine, there's a sofabed. A rooftop terrace completes the offer.
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Minimum stay: 4 nightsRates (including taxes), from:Price per night:110 €Price per week:747 €Price 1 month:2.400 €Price 2-6 months2.300 €/monthSurplus from 3 guests: 10 €/dayOnly for stays shorter than 30 days:Other chargesCheck-in / Check-out:15 € / 10 €Check-in on Sundays:30 €Check-in after 20h:30 €
Deposit: 300 €
Other conditionsThe price includes agency fees, bed linen and towels, weekly cleaning service, bed linen laundry in the apartment, internet, water and energy costs (up to 150 €/month for stays over 30 nights). The remaining balance of your reservation must be paid upon arrival, in cash or with credit card. The security deposit must be made using a credit card.Tourist tax (0.72€/person/night) not included -
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Surrounding of the apartment Grace Garden in the Eixample neighbourhood
A few metres away you will find the marvellous and renowned Sant Pau hospital, one of the major works by the modernist architect Doménec i Muntaner. The house is set in an alleyway just off Industria Street, between the districts Gracia, Eixample and Guinardó. It is a calm area where locals easily find their choice in restaurants, bars, shops and supermarkets. You will reach the emblematic Sagrada Familia church by the architect Antoni Gaudí in a five-minute walk. Grace Garden is 150 m away from the underground stop Sant Pau (blue line), that will take you in 6-7 minutes to the prestigious Paseo de Gracia and Diagonal Avenue.
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One of the hottest spots in Barcelona´s nightlife. Razzmatazz offers three concert rooms and two discos.Bar
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Hot, cold and cool water baths, massages, aromatherapy and many other ancient techniques, from the traditional Arab baths.Music Store
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Ratings over 4 comments8.5Situation9Atmosphere7.8Comfort8.8Cleaning9.52Brian 19 June 20128We enjoyed our stay at Grace Garden, the apartment was cute and charming. The location is a little noisy (local neighborhood noise which is almost constant), and the apartment itself was missing a few essential amenities such as a spatula for cooking, pepper, sugar for coffee and tea, and serving bowls. The lighting for the general space was also a bit wanting (this is something we noticed because we are artists and like to work late, so lighting is important to us). All that being said, it was a perfect location for where we wanted to be--5 min. walk to La Sagrada Familia and Metro was easy to everything else. The apartment itself was cute, loved the second floor and terrace, although the terrace could use a comfy chair for lounging up there. Would definitely use Aspasios again--the communication wasn't always perfect but everyone was very nice and helpful whenever possible. Thanks for a lovely stay in Barcelona!Though it seemed not everyone at Aspasios was on the same page with our reservation and details, everyone was extremely nice and accommodating in working everything out.Provide a spatula for cooking, a more easily locked security system (we had a very hard time trying to close and lock the glass door between the inside of the house and the garden--a hole had been cut into the door and didn't line up well to fit the pin into--ask Sylvia for more details.)Was this comment helpful to you?YesNo0Rossana 09 January 20138Barcelona is GREAT !!!--Was this comment helpful to you?YesNo0Aki 29 August 20129---Was this comment helpful to you?YesNo0Anonymous 01 June 20099The apartment was beautiful and the location was perfect. It was the highlight of our trip! I will strongly recommend your service to friends and family.--Was this comment helpful to you?YesNo
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Treat yourself and a lucky partner or friend to a delightful bit of British tradition, with a little touch of extravagance. The Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at a Classic Lodges Hotel is the perfect way to experience the traditional tea-related ritual in a beautiful setting with a fine choice of finger sandwiches and cakes.
There are eight hotels across the UK to choose from each with its own character, so choose from remote country houses with acres of land or tranquil town houses with Victorian features and exciting history. Indulge in a full afternoon tea in one of these glorious locations and enjoy the best of teatime treats, with tea and coffee, cakes and scones. Just to make sure it is a completely decadent experience you will receive a glass of chilled champagne each. You are sure to have a wonderful experience taking in the relaxing atmosphere of your chosen lodge and enjoying a scrumptious array of afternoon tea delights with champagne.
On arrival at your chosen Classic Lodges Hotel, you will be greeted by staff and directed to your table. You will be served a delightful display of sandwiches, home baked cakes, scones with jam and cream, a fine selection of teas or coffees and, of course, your glass of champagne.
Relax and enjoy your afternoon tea and take in the atmosphere of the hotel. All the Classic Lodges Hotels are passionate about their afternoon tea, believing it is one of the joys of life. At whichever hotel you choose to take your experience you will enjoy the stunning location and relaxing atmosphere.
This experience is available seven days a week throughout the year, excluding Christmas, New Year and Valentines.
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Please allow approximately two hours for your tea.
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Even after more than 25 shows on this Mojo tour, it's rare that I hang around the artist dressing rooms before the show. The way I figure it, the minutes before an artist takes the stage should be left to them as they're about to share a whole lot of themselves with us.
Tonight in Hartford, I happened to be walking by Crosby, Stills and Nash's dressing room a few minutes before they went on and was treated to an a cappella rendition of "Woodstock" as the legendary trio warmed up their voices. The doorway next to theirs opened and out walked Tom, Mike and Benmont, peaking their heads around the corner like little kids wanting to steal a glimpse before Tom nodded at their vocal practice session and said, "I think that's gonna work out just fine." Priceless.
Boston is coming up! Come see us for two nights at the Comcast Center in Boston and keep checking back for more photos, videos and more!
Hartford, CT 08/17
Hartford, CT
Comcast Theater
August 17, 2010
Comcast Theater
Tour Tracks:
Jefferson Jericho Blues
Running Man's Bible
I Should Have Known It
Good Enough
American Girl
Oh Well
Listen to Her Heart
Kings Highway
Don't Come Around Here No More
Free Fallin'
I Won't Back Down
Mary Jane's Last Dance
Runnin' Down A Dream
Learning To Fly
great show
My husband and i saw tom petty at mohegan sun around 7 yrs ago brian setzer with the stray cats and we saw them 2 years ago and we both think the band is only gotton better and better Mojo is a standard in our house nice to hear their blues versions Crosby ,stills, and Nash were great too. best concert we have seen in a long time keep coming to conn
Awesome Night
It took me 30 years of seeing Tom Petty in concert - but I finally made it to the front row center stage! Thank you for a night to remember!
The Fire -
Big Kel, we were parked in that lot. It was weird walking out and seeing that bonfire up on the hill. Some idiot set a small row of trees ablaze. Nice trying to get out of there as the firetrucks were trying to get in. I couldn't believe the disaster zone of the parking lot upon leaving. Broken bottles everywhere - are people so damn lazy and careless they can't clean up with themselves?? And then had to set trees on fire?!?! That put a haze over the excellence of the concert. My issue is with Comcast Theatre, not Petty and the Heartbreakers.
The red sky line is cool......the old locomotives...is the lonely sign....
like the red in Tom's apparel....What about Mr Mike?
The BAND ROCKED
thank you Mike for the pic you gave me-Miek threw it and luckily my husband was sitting behind me got it. i know it's a little thing, but it means the world to me. I Love this band and had a great time at the show. they really ROCKED!! love the MOJO! i was lucky to be 2nd row ctr, but climbed over and was in front of Tom (behind a couple-but still there) i danced and sweated and loved every note, can't wait for the 2 Boston shows as i will be doing it all again! so nice to see fellow fans from over the yrs sitting around me who got the MOJO tixs too!
Awesome Hartford Concert!
Tom Petty was awesome and rocking! He played a nice number of songs and gave the crowd many opportunities for crowd participation!
Love you Tom Petty....you always ROCK!! I wished we could have talked last night about our mutual friend who recently died - "Ken Kinchen" - Ken, I'll see you in heaven man!
Tom Petty I hope to hook up with you some day!
Awesome Hartford Concert!
Tom Petty was awesome and rocking! He played a nice number of songs and gave the crowd many opportunities for crowd participation!
Love you Tom Petty....you always ROCK!! I wished we could have talked last night about our mutual friend who recently died - "Ken Kinchen" - Ken, I'll see you in heaven man!
Tom Petty I hope to hook up with you some day!
Great Site!
Found my way here through a very cool feature on the Washington Post website about a kid who built a replica of Mike's Red Dog guitar. The video was amazing, and now I see that it was produced in-house by TP&TH. Unfortunately, the tour won't get within 200 miles of my house this summer, but I've just spent the last two hours reading the recaps and looking at the incredible photos, living vicariously. This is a first-class operation, which is what we've come to expect from Tom and the Boys after all these years. How about some live video from the road for those of us who can't make a show this summer?
Awesome Concert in Hartford
Just got home, was in Rock and Roll Heaven here on earth all night long ... GREAT concert!!! You guys were ON THE MONEY, every song, great song selections, and damn, you all looked GREAT! Thomas, your haircut reminded me of your younger days, you were absolutely HOT HOT HOT! Thanks guys for a wonderful evening!
My fav song on the new album is "something good coming" ... that would have completely my night, but hey, this old girl can't get EVERY wish come true! :) Thanks!
Does anybody know if that was really a car ABLAZE in the VIP lot?? All I could see from afar was like twelve foot flames and tons of smoke following the show!!
CSN were great. But Tom and the BOYS kicked some serious #SS!!! Other than Mikes' BLOWN amp at the beginning. THEY ROCKED THE HOUSE. Action packed and filled with energy! I sure hope they come back next year.
Please play some more covers !
Hey boys, this is going to be my 2nd show of your tour with 2 more to follow...
We want some B sides, and covers!
How about Apartment Song, Into the Great wide open, Girl On LSD, CANDY off Mojo! More Chuck Berry stuff ! Green Onions! Friend Of the Devil, Gloria. Screw the set list.. let's pretend it's fillmore 97'.
Please mix it up !
Also just incase you guys didn't know the 24th of August is going to be a FULL MOON! So i hope you get the fever, and play the entire album, that would be incredible! I understand it's the Mojo tour but come on !
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Lovin' the MOJO
I am excited to hear the new songs. I love the MOJO. I would love to hear The Trip to Pirate's Cove Tuesday night. C ya then!
Hartford rocks!
We weren't so sure this venue would be cool...but a couple years back we went to see Tom Petty & Steve Winwood and it was sweet! Saw the Allmans there last year and had the same impression. No hassles, good crowd, just a great time in Hartford!!!!! Only complaint is the insane...even for concert standards....beer prices. Bring a flask.
No hassles at all. We had the best time. Just awesome and we're headed back. Can't wait. Really lovin' the new album and can't wait to hear it live. Haven't seen CSN in at least 20 years, but I know they will be strong.
Ill be there
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I have seen You.........But its never enought cant WAIT its the hardest part...LOVE YA Ellen
Trip To Pirates Cove
Fellas, Good morning from Hartford...I love the new album and especically Trip to Pirates Cove. I'm thinking a beautiful August night in Hartfod across from the Connecticut River and its many Coves would be a great place to play that tune! Hoping you may feel the same Tom


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5 Products You Shouldn't Buy Online
NEW YORK ( MainStreet) -- There are two very good reasons why online retail sales consistently outgrow traditional every year: Shopping online is more convenient and typically much less expensive. For instance, consumer electronics from cameras to smartphones can usually be had for cheaper online, books used or new (or electronic) are usually priced more cheaply at Amazon(AMZN) than in a big bookstore and even shoes tend to be cheaper online now that most of the online shoe retailers offer free shipping.
"Whether it's a big online retailer or a smaller one, the reality is that most things are going to be a much better price online," says Ken Wisnefski, founder of WebiMax, an online marketing firm.
Most, but not all.
The convenience of ordering a product online and shipping it to your home comes at a cost, though, because you'll often have to pay shipping and handling fees that can wipe out any price advantage an online merchant might have. And while that's somewhat offset by a lack of sales tax for online-only merchants, states are increasingly passing laws aimed at collecting sales tax from such retailers. And even aside from these ancillary costs, there are a few classes of products that can be found at a lower price in a physical store for several reasons. We spoke to shopping experts to find out which products you should drive to the store to buy:
Really heavy things
Even when an online retailer wins out on price, the cost to ship it to your home might erase the price advantage, which is especially true of heavy items such as televisions.
"You'll see sites that have a good price, but they're trying to get it to the East Coast from Arizona, and a lot of the time ... it might be better to go to Best Buy (BBY) ," Wisnefski says.
That's not always the case, of course. Some sites offer free shipping if you meet a minimum purchase threshhold, and some big retailers will sell an item on their Web site and ship it for free to your local store for pickup.
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