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There well existing home sales climbing at their fastest pace in three years up almost 6% to five million homes sold last month.
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You -- these numbers and your very -- about real estate right now.
Housing starts becoming in down 3% yesterday.
Worried about that wrinkle -- all are -- -- positive.
Well you know housing starts that was a little bit of a surprise -- starts down 3% but when we look at the numbers today of course.
One of the caveats of the numbers today is the fact that.
That's inventory is low and there's -- under five months' supply so that could bring housing starts up in the months to come.
Consecutive months of sales gains in housing and month over month price gains as while -- we're saying inventory going down prices going up.
It but what about financing this always comes up every time we talk about -- are the banks getting better about lending.
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That we deal -- but when we look at mortgage rates being as low as they are prices going up.
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It's faulty home -- surprise you.
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Gen Y gen X combined that's about 75 million Americans.
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I love a good breakfast place. Who doesn't?
So, I'm really happy to report that I've added Broken Egg Café in Broken Arrow to my growing list of locally owned and well-run places to go on a Saturday or Sunday morning -- or on any other morning.
Sue Lowe and her husband Dale have a really great little place with a lot of fun stuff on their menu. After 30 years of putting in the time and sweat for other people in the business, Dale and his wife decided to strike out on their own.
Sue puts it this way, "We recognized the opportunity and need in Broken Arrow for a café offering a wide variety of delicious foods featuring an affordable menu prepared to order using only fresh high-quality ingredients and consistently served with a unique presentation." And they did it well.
With Dale running the kitchen and Sue handling the front of the house and catering, they have a good team going.
They have a really diverse menu, and it's obvious they had a good time writing it with a sense of humor. With items such as Moon Cakes, The Kitchen Sink Sub, Nurse Lowe's Wrap and Chunky Monkey Cakes, it's obvious they know when to take themselves seriously and when to be tongue-in-cheek about it. When it comes to fast service, good food and reasonable prices, they get serious, the rest of the time -- not so much. It's a good combination. Everything we saw indicates they go the extra mile.
As we entered, a large blackboard advertised the daily breakfast special, and I'm sure it is changed for the lunch meal as well. It was called, "The Cornball Benny," a toasted English muffin piled with tomato slices, corned beef hash pressed into a patty and grilled, two poached eggs perfectly cooked and a lemony hollandaise sauce to top it. It also came with a huge pile of shredded hash browns that were crisp and brown on the outside and steamy hot and soft in the middle, and a small dish of fresh fruit that included melon and strawberries for $7. They had me right there. I ordered it. It was great.
My wife opted for The Fruity Waffle Breakfast($7). It was a big crispy and sweet waffle, sprinkled with wheat germ and powdered sugar and absolutely smothered with fresh strawberries, kiwi and bananas and served with butter and warm syrup. So often, places use frozen or canned fruit for a dish like this, but The Broken Egg obviously makes the effort to use the freshest and tastiest. As a matter of fact, there was a common theme of fresh fruit throughout most of the dishes I witnessed coming out of the kitchen.
We happened to be playing grandpa and grandma that day, so we had two of our four grandkids with us. The obvious choice, at least for our two, was a kid's waffle.
As I mentioned, Sue appears to always go the extra mile, and this dish was no exception. It was half of a large waffle topped with fresh banana, strawberries and kiwi, plus eyes, nose, ears and mouth out of whipped cream, a paper umbrella (presumably so the waffle's little face didn't get a sunburn), and a little pitcher of warm syrup. Now that's a kid's waffle. They were delighted and ate every bite. (Well, grandpa might have helped a little bit.)
Listen to some of these other great options: Loaded Potato Cakes which are two grilled potato cakes topped with diced bacon, sautéed onions and cheese, a pair of eggs your way, and if that isn't enough a half side of meat($7); Chunky Monkey Cakes consist of two pancakes with walnuts and bananas cooked in cinnamon and vanilla, topped with chocolate chips and whipped cream($7); and Cranberry/Pecan Oatmeal, which is oatmeal with cranberries, pecans and bananas, brown sugar and an English muffin for $5.50.
Rather have an omelet? Try the Greek To Me with roasted red bell peppers, feta cheese and spinach and topped with black olives and red onions, or a Popeye Omelet with bacon, spinach, Swiss and tomatoes. All their omelets run from $6.50 to $7.25 and come with hash browns and an English muffin.
Watching your waistline or cholesterol? Choose a mini-omelet made with two eggs and served with fruit and a fresh muffin or pick from the Health Department section. (No connection to the Tulsa City-County Health Department since this place is spotless!)
The Fruit Crepes wrap two paper thin pancakes around fresh fruit and then top it all with strawberry yogurt, cinnamon and sugar and come with a fresh muffin and granola.(Help your health for $6 on that one.)
And if they still haven't caught your eye, create your own scrambled egg skillet ($7) from a list of ingredients or creative numbers from the crepe and egg section.
We arrived on a Saturday around 10:30am, and there was a line of folks waiting to get a table. The line moved fairly quickly, and it wasn't a huge wait, but it could have been quicker.
Here's why: A small restaurateur isn't going to say anything to you for fear of offending a paying customer, but if you are one of those folks sitting in a restaurant at prime rush hour with your laptop, papers and your Blackberry out on the table using the area as your office, while you nurse a $1.00 cup of coffee, shame on you! If there are 20 people standing in line for your table, use your head and move on. You are not being fair to the small business owner who needs that space to make a living.
If you want them to be there in six months, let them make a living today.
The service was fast, friendly and efficient, and as busy as it was, we were served quickly and pleasantly. The owner is always working, always visible, and it makes for a well run operation. It's nice to see.
If you had a rough night and can't get your little hung-over self out of bed in time for breakfast, drop in for lunch. Broken Egg Café offers a nice selection of hot and cold sandwiches, burgers, melts and entrée salads from $6.50 to $7.50.
And if you spent all your lunch money on beer last night, they offer several items from a section titled "Lunch on a Lincoln and a George." (That's a $5 and a $1).
Dessert items include fried apple dumplings, hot fresh cobbler, both topped with ice cream, a banana boat -- Sue's rendition of a banana split -- or a good old fashioned Root Beer Float.
They have a drive up window for quick service. Call ahead at (918)254-0455. Catering is available as well.
One word of advice: If you are coming from Tulsa, it's likely your GPS will take you to the Broken Arrow exit at 71st St., which is miles further east than you need to go. Instead take the 71st St. exit off of Highway 169 and you'll get there a lot quicker.
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Mill Creek Vacation Home in Bird-in-Hand
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- sleeps 8
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The sight of our Historic home from the outside is just a prelude of what's inside! This 18th century fieldstone farmhouse was once home to the owner of a saw mill along Mill Creek It was part of the original homestead consisting of 1000 acres deeded by William Penn's sons in 1733. Located in Bird in Hand - in the heart of the Amish country - Lancaster County.
Retaining its old world charm, the home has been renovated to provide all the comforts of the modern world.
Families, couples, girlfriend getaways - enjoy your vacation, reunion, or retreat at Mill Creek Vacation Home. Unwind in a number of common rooms with fireplaces, cable tv's wireless internet, full kitchen, washer & dryer. Enjoy relaxing on the spacious wicker-furnished front porch and listen to the clippety-clop of the Amish horse and buggies passing by. Fenced in terraces and pool in back of home.
Located within minutes of Sight & Sound and American Music Theatre, Dutch Wonderland, Strasburg railroad, quilts, farmer's markets, antiques, outlets, wineries and restaurants.
property availability
Last modified on 12-2-2013 at 9:34 PM.
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Bob and Lori Kepiro (717) 291-6419
house rental amenities
4 guest rooms on the 2nd floor.
The Patriot, Shaker and Magnolia rooms have 1 queen bed and private bath.
The Garden room has 1 king or 2 twin beds and private bath.
Linens and towels are provided.
Full kitchen, 2 cable tv's, VCR/DVD player, wireless internet, washer & dryer, iron/ironing board.
Laundry detergent and dishwasher soap are not provided.
Central air conditioning and heat.
Inground private swimming pool Memorial Day to Labor Day
activities and attractions in Bird-in-Hand Other Pennsylvania Areas
Sight & Sound Millennium Theatre and Living Waters Theatre
American Music Theatre
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Dutch Wonderland
Strasburg Railroad
Hershey Park and Chocolate World
Kitchen Kettle Village of shops
Rockvale and Tanger Outlets
Wineries, quilts, antiques, farmer's markets
Delicious PA Dutch restaurants, buffets, smorgasbords
Fine Dining
Mennonite Info Center/Biblical Tabernacle
Amish Experience Theatre - Amish Home to tour - Bus tours daily
Lancaster Barnstormers Baseball
Longwood Gardens
National Watch & Clock Museum
Landis Valley Farm Museum and Cloisters
Hans Herr House
Wheatland - President James Buchanan's home
vacation rental rates
Jan - May 24 $356 a night with discounts on weekly stays
May 25 - Sept 3 $396 a night with discounts on weekly stays
Sept 4- Oct $356 Sun - Thurs and $396 Fri/Sat with discounts on weekly stays
Nov - Dec 22 $356 a night with discounts on weekly stays (22-24th $396)
Dec 23-31 $396 a night
Memorial Day to Labor Day, Columbus,Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years - 3 night minimum
Tax rate is 11.1%
Rate is up to 8 occupants (4 rooms - 2 each)
each additonal person is $15/night, $10 for 18 and under
$75 cleaning fee
2 night minimum; 3 night minimum holidays and Memorial Day to Labor Day
Weekly rates - regular rate first 3 nights; 4th night 10% off, 5th night 15% off, 6th and &th night, 20% off
Deposit - Reservation must be secured with a credit card. Half total is charged when reservation is made; half due on arrival
Cancellation - 90 days Memorial to Labor Day and Holidays; otherwise 30 days; $50-100 fee
NO pets - this is not negotiable
NO smoking in building
Bob and Lori Kepiro (717) 291-6419
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Bird-in-Hand
- horse & buggy ride
- quilts, shops & farmer's market
- hot air balloon ride
- mini golf
- tours
Top things to do on a budget
- horse & buggy ride
- mini golf
- Strasburg Railroad
- Amish Experience Theatre
- petting zoos
Top things to do with a family
- Dutch Wonderland
- Strasburg Railroad
- Hershey Park
- mini golf
- horse & buggy rides
Bob and Lori Kepiro , owner


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A 30-year-old Grand Forks resident is dead after being trapped under his pickup truck.WDAZ, 11/08/2012
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Can someone tell me what happens (or where I can find out) to GJ/HR and YG after ROCH?
Someone told me that GJ/HR gets killed?!
Cant read Chinese so any translated copies on the web will be great.
Can someone tell me what happens (or where I can find out) to GJ/HR and YG after ROCH?
Someone told me that GJ/HR gets killed?!
Cant read Chinese so any translated copies on the web will be great.
Thanks, but there are a lot of chapters. Any hints on whereabouts?
Or you can summarise for me
For those interested in the real story of the fall of Xiangyang, check this out:
While Gwok Jing and Wong Yung certainly did die in the final Mongol siege of Seung Yeung Fortress thirteen years after the end of ROCH, the final fate of Yeung Gor and Little Dragon Girl is more ambiguous. Nobody knows exactly what happened to them, or how they finally met their end.
WCY was able to go through the Ancient Tomb unnoticed by LCY's decendents and carve out 9 Yin after pondering all of LCY's skills left. I don't think it is hard to GX to not find YG and XLN.
Maybe they did go to the south to raise chickens and ducks.
There was a sale on white silk the day that Gwok Seung went to visit the Ancient Tomb compound, so when she was there, the Divine Condor Couple was out shopping and missed her.
Too bad, so sad.
Heh, that's creative.
Maybe we should create a thread for all of us to post up our own explanations for the unexplained or unrevealed mysteries of wuxia novels. It'd be fun. But a warning disclaimer would be posted to say: All explanations and theories are fictionalized by fans, don't believe everything you read in here.
I just love how you Captivate My Mind
Self reminder - Update blog more often and continue editing/writing for TOV fanfic.
I don't even think Jin Yong knows where Yang Guo and Xiaolongnu retired to. It's a mystery.
TC to Ken: "You need to watch the ending of ROCH 83."
assuming they ever had kids, maybe took the little ones to visit the condor -- poor condor just kept YG as companion for only 16 years and made him train to keep his mind off XLN.
unless GX stayed for months at a time or came back every year - I doubt they would easily cross paths.
The couple could have vacationed at Sword Tomb, Pasionless Valley, and Ancient Tomb when they weren't farming.
Personally studying Chinese history, I found this site lacking some credibility when I read
"In Peter Lorges dissertation on the establishment of the Northern Song he theorizes that the Song were just as capable as the Tang or Han dynasties and were not as weak as we are led to believe. Rather the enemies of the Song were much more capable than the enemies of the Tang or Han dynasties. Yet the Song military did fail to defend their country."
"The Song were lacking in cavalry due to their failure to secure adequate areas to raise horses from the Khitan Liao and the Tanguts."
If the Song Dynasty were so good (even better than the Tang/Han as the article claimed), then they wouldn't have been defeated in every war they fought (as a list, that includes the Khitans, Jurchens, Tanguts, and Mongols). The author tried to blame it on the weaker opponents which is pure BS. The Xiongnu during Wudi's reign possessed the world's strongest army at that point (far superior to the Romans, Parthians, and Han) and controlled the most territories. And it's not as if the Han easily beat the Xiongnu army. It took 2 great generals in Huo Chubing and Wei Ching to turn the tide of the war (both of them are considered to be elite generals in Chinese history). According to Shi Ji, the Xiongnu were easily able to muster a calvary force up to 200,000 around 200 BC when they first surrounded Han Gaozu. Later when the Xiongnu fought Wudi, the Xiongnu's army further grew and became stronger. At the time of Wudi, after changing the army(with a bit more focus on the calvary), he was able to muster an army of about 100,000 calvary and 500,000 infantry.
Another evidence of the strength of these nomads were the Huns that swept through Europe like nothing. Though the roots of the Huns are a mystery to historians, historians hypothesize that that the Huns were actually the Xiongnu people that were kicked into Europe.
Claiming the Turks were weaker just further lowers Pete's credibility as the 500s was considered the peak of the Nomads (which were the Turks) before Genghis Khan. The Turkish people controlled the land in the North all the way to the Caspian Sea above the Persian Sansannid Empire. Here is the map-http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f1/Gokturkut.png
Even in the 600s, the Turks still controlled the same amount of land and were just as powerful before. In 630 and 657, Li Jing (one of the greatest general in Chinese history) conquered the Eastern Turks and Su Ding Fang defeated the weakened Western Turks(that had been weakened with earlier defeates).
Another fact in history is that out of all the Han ethnic dynasties, the Tang had the best calvary group (with horses purchased from the Turks after vassalizing them). During Taizong, the calvary was up to 20% of the army.
As for the enemies of the Song, the only one that was trully capable and better than the Xiongnu and the Turks were the Mongols (which is the considered the peak of the Nomads in all of history). The Tanguts, Khitans, and Jurchens were nothing compared to the Xiongnu or Turks that the Tang and Han had to face (ok, maybe the Jurchens under Wanyan Aguda, but not the other 2).
And finally, those 2 quotes contradict each other as a successful army needs at least an adequate calvary. The Han and Tang had strong calvaries (though the # was probably still less than half of the Xiongnu and Turks). The Mongols and Manchurians had strong calvaries during their peak. And even the Ming Dynasty under Yongle (the military peak of the Ming) had a strong calvary. The Song as mentioned, has close to none.
um sorry to dissapoint you Shenlong, but you won't find that knowledge on wikipedia. At least not the stats. You'll find it if you're willing to go to the Chinese History Forum.
Actually... Shenlong is right to some point.... because I WROTE the warring sections on wikipedia for Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, Tang Taizong, Song Taizong (all of it), Song Taizu (all of it). And I wrote how much taels the dynasty had. If it weren't for this stupid computer (I'm on a different computer since I'm visiting Singapore), I would edit some of the info on Wikipedia written by someone named "Korean History" who keeps talking about Tang Taizong being destroyed in 645. First, he used questionable sources while I used Zhi Zhi Tongjian+New Tang Shu+Old Tang Shu which clearly said Tang Taizong sent out an army of 100,000 with 10,000 calvary. After failing to take down the Ansi Castle, Tang Taizong retreated due to 1. lack of food 2. winter is approaching. The losses were recorded to be about 10,000 soldiers and 7000-8000 horses. Yes, it wasn't exactly the prettiest battle for Taizong, but these #s contrasted dramatically with the #s he put on which were 300,000 soldiers and 300,000 soldiers dead.
And tell me if you can find this info on wikipedia- http://bbs.hefei.cc/archiver/?tid-382544.html
That is a GREAT article on the calvary system of the Tang Dynasty. Anything you need to know about the miltiary calvary # is given.
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I was joking, hence the ''
I love history myself, and only ever use Wikipedia for things I have never heard of in my life to have a very brute understanding, so I have a pretty good idea what kind of information I can get on Wikipedia. (Which, by the way, is not that much)
I've actually never been to a Chinese history only forum/site though unless I really google it. Care to reveal some sources?


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That story number three we highlight for you today is our interview with millionaire matchmaker Patti stanger the reality -- gets deep with pop tarts.
Talking about regrets he has over an abortion she had at age 26.
He also discussed as wanting to have a family now and at age 51 going -- for adoption options with her boyfriend.
-- says she's also getting personal on her Bravo shell.
As the upcoming season shows are going on a search for her biological parents.
I moron and all our top stories on box or -- one dot com today you're up to speed with the war 11.
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