More College Station and Bryan, Texas Holiday Events - 11/29/07 06:54 AM
Dear readers,
There are two more upcoming holiday events worthy of note:
2007 Bryan College Station Christmas Parade - December 2, 2pm, beginning on University Drive East, then north on Texas Avenue.
Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra presents Handel's Messiah, December 9th at 6pm at Christ United Methodist Church in College Station. For more information, contact the Texas A&M University MSC Box Office at 979.845.1234.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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College Station & Bryan Holiday Events - 11/28/07 06:15 PM
Dear readers,
College Station and Bryan will offer outdoor Christmas events this year.
College Station's Christmas in the Park is scheduled to begin the evening of Friday, November 30th. The park will be illuminated from 6pm-11pm daily. Special events in the park will begin this Friday, and take place from 6pm-9pm on Friday and Saturday nights through December 15th.
The City of Bryan will have a one-night party this Thursday from 5:30pm-8:30pm. Bryan's event features cookies, games and activities for children, as well as photos with Santa.
Watch for more information on Christmas festivities in the Brazos Valley in the coming weeks.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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2909 Jenna Ct - 11/27/07 02:33 PM
Dear readers,
I would like to introduce you to our new listing on Jenna Ct in Bryan.
This 2003 Stylecraft Builders home features 1,184 sqare feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on a corner lot. The bedrooms are spacious. The home features many custom features including raised ceilings, custom cabinets and plantation blinds.
 
 
 
 
Priced at $103,900, this home is looking for a small family, individual or student/investor. For more information visit www.SamWhiteRealty.com or call 800-833-4891, extension #301 for more information.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Take a Reporter to Lunch - 11/27/07 06:27 AM
Dear readers,
I was just reading a national story in our local paper about housing and mortgage gloom and doom. Now, I know the College Station paper uses a lot of national stories for filler, and folks in the Brazos Valley should have an idea what's going on in some markets, but as usual the filler they used gives the impression that all is bad everywhere. Not so.
So, take a reporter to lunch. Educate them on the positive aspects of our current market. Help them accentuate the positive by giving them something positive to write about. They can either get their filler … (6 comments)

Attention Seattle...NPR Story - 11/26/07 05:36 PM
Hello Seattle,
Texas here. I just heard a story on National Public Radio you may want to catch as it comes to your time zone this evening.
Its about marijuana grow houses in the Seattle area, and how poor mortgage lending practices contributed to their proliferation.
The story ran during our 5:15 to 5:30 pm segment, here in College Station, Texas. I'm sure it will also be available on-line.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Out with the old... - 11/26/07 03:48 PM
Dear readers,
Texas A&M has a new football coach, less than three days after Coach Dennis Franchione resigned.
Houston Texans' offensive coordinator Mike Sherman has been named head coach of the Texas A&M football team.
Sherman will receive a seven-year contract paying $1.8 million annually. The contract must be approved by the A&M System Board of Regents, scheduled to next meet December 6th and 7th.
Blue Skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Our Little Taste of Winter - 11/24/07 09:01 PM
Dear readers,
Brrrrrrrr. We finally have our first little taste of winter. Its been in the 40's all day with light to heavy rain. The same is expected tomorrow.
One of the things I enjoy about winter the most is a fire in the fireplace. You don't get to do that a lot here in Bryan and College Station. I'm working my way through my cord of wood. There is something satisfying about sitting with my back to a warm fire, and I'm appreciating it more and more as I age.
It'll probably be back in the 80s next week.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Support our Regional Airport - 11/24/07 08:57 PM
Dear readers,
I was speaking with a friend who had just driven in from the Houston airport. He was talking about the drive, the shuttle buses from the parking facility to the terminals, and how much it all cost. I asked him if he enjoyed driving to Houston. He didn't think it was funny.
So I asked why he didn't fly out of Easterwood and connect in Houston instead. We have several flights a day that make most connections work. He said he "heard" it was a lot more expensive and there weren't good connections.
Yes, ticket prices are sometimes higher than if you … (1 comments)

Beware the Ice Storm - 11/24/07 08:47 PM
Dear readers,
I'm reminded about a nasty little ice storm we had here in College Station, Texas in the late 80s. I remember leaving my job at the airport and thinking that I should have done so about an hour earlier, because it was beginning to freeze. I wrecked my best friends Jimmy on the way home that day.
We are going to have another ice storm here someday, and I just want to remind everyone that the best thing to do in an ice storm is hide in your house. Get home before it starts and enjoy a day or two with … (1 comments)

East side versus West side - 11/24/07 08:41 PM
Dear readers,
I was at a listing appointment today, and heard something I hadn't really thought about, yet.
I was visiting with an older couple, who were selling their next to the, next to the last home they plan to ever own. Anyway, there planned to never live on the west side of College Station again. The reason they cited was;
If you live on the east side, you are driving west on the way to work in the morning (sun at your back), and east on the way home again in the evening (again, sun at your back). They apparently did not like … (6 comments)

Recycle College Station - 11/24/07 08:34 PM
Dear readers,
The City of College Station is reminding citizens to recycle this season. Landfill waste increases drastically during the holidays. Much of that waste can be recycled.
For more information on College Station's curbside recycling program, click http://www.cstx.gov/home/index.asp?page=2030.
Unfortunately, Bryan does not enjoy curbside recycling, but residents can take their recyclables to the community drop off at the Bryan Wal-Mart. 
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Happy Thanksgiving in Aggieland - 11/22/07 07:15 AM
Dear readers,
Today, I simply want to say from my family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! Please drive carefully, eat moderately, love a lot and get back home safely.
Good luck at the game on Friday!
Here's a nice poem for the day:
Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks;However, the reception's not so clear.As we pass the drumsticks or the shanks,No Maker holds such severed flesh less dear.Kindness is a requisite for grace;So must we be to all that suffer pain.Gratitude seems slightly out of placeIn places where compassion is less plain.Very few this day will give much thoughtIn passing to the creatures that they … (1 comments)

Aggie Bonfire Burns Bright - 11/21/07 06:53 AM
Dear readers,
This is a quick post to let you know that the Texas Aggie Bonfire burned bright last night. The stack was ignited at 8:30 last night, with a crowd of 3,000 attending.
Igniting the five-tiered stack was banned over the weekend due to a burn ban in Robertson County. The ban was lifted after three inches of rain fell over the weekend.
So far, there are no reports of accidents or incidents. A great photo can be found at www.TheEagle.com.
Happy Thanksgiving to all Aggies. Be careful on the roads!
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Burn Bad Lifted - Aggie Bonfire Burns Tonight (Tuesday) - 11/20/07 11:32 AM
Dear readers,
WHOOP!
After receiving over three inches of rain over the weekend, Robertson County commissioners lifted the burn ban and cleared the way to ignite the five-tiered bonfire tonight just north of Hearne.
The burn is scheduled to take place between 7 and 8 pm. Admission is $5 per car. Shuttle-buses will run from Post Oak Mall until midnight.Further information can be found at www.studentbonfire.com.
Please! Be EXTRA careful. Use you HEAD on Highway 6. Watch out for other Aggies as you want them to watch out for you...and...HAVE FUN!
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Fall Stocker Cow Sale - 11/19/07 04:04 PM
Dear rancher friends,
December 1st is the 10th Annual Fall Stocker Cow Sale at the Bryan Livestock Auction on Hwy 21 in Bryan, Texas. Sale begins at 11 am.
All cattle are young and screened for quality. Call today to consign quality young females.
Also featured:
Double Creek Angus BullsPat Griswold Charolais BullsPat Griswold Hereford BullsDeshazer Polled Hereford BullsTo consign or for further information, call 979-778-0904.
See you there!
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Brazos Valley Reports Slowing Economy - 11/19/07 07:50 AM
Dear readers,
The Eagle, Bryan & College Station's hometown newspaper reported that growth in the Brazos Valley is "slowing," but not experiencing an economic decline.
The Eagleemploys economist Karr Ingham to compile a monthly index of the Brazos Valley's economy. The index remained stable, gaining only .1 points from August 2007 to September 2007. The index rose 2.4 points between September 2006 to September 2007.
Quoting Ingham from The Eagle, "Its still growing, just at a slower rate. It's impossible to sustain growth year over year. These things just ebb and flow."
For the full article and numbers, please visit The Eagle.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com 
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College Station's Christmas in the Park - 11/18/07 07:57 AM
Dear readers,
It's time for College Station's Christmas in the Park. The annual affair will be held at College Station's Central Park beginning on November 21 and ending on January 2. The hours are 6 - 11 pm.
The event features:
Free Hay ridesFree Hot Chocolate and CookiesEntertainmentVisit with SantaFor more information, please call 979.764.3486 or visit www.cstx.gov.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Watch Those School Zones... - 11/17/07 11:46 AM
Dear readers,
This is just a quick post to say, "Watch your speed in the local school zones." Someone near and dear to me received a citation from College Station's finest last week for speeding in a school zone.
It just goes to remind me how important it is to keep our speed down. We aren't 10 minutes from anything in the Brazos Valley, so there's no real reason to be in a hurry.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Aggieland - Thanksgiving, UT, Bonfire and Burn Bans... - 11/17/07 07:33 AM
Dear readers,
But for graduation, this is probably the busiest week in Aggieland.
First, this Friday is the annual match-up between the Aggies and the little school down the road. The Aggies aren't having the best football season, but that doesn't take away enthusiasm for this game. You never know when good ole' Aggie luck will prevail.
On a sadder note, it was at 0242 on November 18th 1999 (early tomorrow morning) that the bonfire stack under construction on the Texas A&M campus collapsed and killed 11 students and 1 graduate. Since that time, Texas A&M University has not sanctioned a student bonfire.
Several off-campus bonfires have … (0 comments)

More Fall Events in the Brazos Valley - 11/16/07 03:58 PM
Dear readers,
This is the weekend of the third annual Maroon and White Ball (www.maroonandwhiteball.com).
This year the ball is being held at the new Brazos County Expo Center, which is a great new facility. Gates open at 4 p.m. on Saturday and the cook-off lasts until 7 pm.
What cook off? The calf fry cook off of course. Featured music includes Pat Green, Cory Morrow and Billie Joe Shaver.
Tickets are $20 and available at the MSC Box Office, Traditions Bookstores and Cavender's.
Have a safe time!
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Fall Fun in the Brazos Valley - 11/16/07 03:49 PM
Dear readers,
What great weather we are having here in College Station, Texas.
One event in the Brazos Valley this weekend is Worldfest (www.brazosvalleyworldfest.org). This year Worldfest will be held on Saturday, November 17, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m in "Historic Downtown Bryan."
Worldfest features culture displays and demonstrations, international cuisine, along with vendors with items from around the world. There will even be a Kid's Village in and around the Brazos Valley Children's Museum.
The mission of the event is to "promote and celebrate the international diversity and heritage in the Brazos valley.
My family looks forward to seeing you there.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Another one bites the dust... - 11/15/07 04:02 PM
Dear readers,
I received an e-mail from one of the mortgage brokers who I have used in the past. It began, "This is my last day in the mortgage business." This particular gentlemen had been in the business for five years and moved from Countrywide to another national company a few months ago.
He'll be joining the local branch of a major home builder. I hope things are better for him there.
Have a great Thursday evening.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteProperties.com
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Recycle - How Far Will You (or your government) Go - 11/14/07 06:20 AM
Dear readers,
Today is the day that I spend some early morning time in the garage, preparing the recyclables. Here in College Station, Texas we have to separate our plastics, bottles (only clear and brown), aluminum & steel cans, and newspaper. Each category goes into its own plastic bag (provided by the City of College Station) and then out on the curb.
Our friends in larger cities have it easier. In San Antonio, my relatives put everything into a blue bin and drag it out to the curb. Residents don't have to sort or put items into bags. In Austin, friends put their … (2 comments)

Noted Author/Aggie to Speak - 11/13/07 07:43 AM
Dear readers,
Thomas DeFrank, who is a graduate of the Texas A&M journalism program (now defunct) and former editor of the Battalion, will discuss his latest book about late President Gerald Ford during a lecture today at Texas A&M. DeFrank will speak at 5pm at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
The book, entitled Write it When I'm Gone, is based on years of private interviews with the former president.
DeFrank has covered Washington politics since the Johnson administration and is currently the Washington bureau chief for the New York Daily News.
Tickets are required, but the event is free. Tickets are available at The Eagle, … (1 comments)

Another week of summer.... - 11/12/07 04:52 PM
Dear readers,
Well, here's to another week of summer in the Brazos Valley. Its Nov. 12 and we are in for another week of highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Basically, its Hawaii weather without the ocean.
Doing numbers in my head, I think we save about $50 every week the ac/heater isn't running. I was looking forward to the cooler weather, but we do have some good Indian Summers here in College Station, Texas.
Blue fall skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Thinking of WWII Veterans - 11/12/07 01:29 PM
Dear readers,
Just home for my lunch break, I turned on the History Channel and there was the story of our Marines and the Battle of Wake Island in 1941. Wake has been called the "Alamo of the Pacific," and the title is appropriate. Much of the documentary is on the return of Veteran's to the island for the first time in 60 years. The men are very emotional.
In my past life I flew jets in the Pacific for a major airline. Every year, we took Veterans to Iwo Jima, which like Wake isn't accessible but for special charters. Some of us were spent … (2 comments)

Web-based Versus PC-based Applications - 11/11/07 07:49 AM
Dear readers,
Have you noticed the trend to Web-based applications? It seems we are returning to the 70's when I grew up with computers. As users, we sat at a dumb terminal and all of the programs and data were on a mainframe somewhere.
We moved away from that over time, buying software for each individual machine, and MAYBE using the Internet to move the data around.
Now we are back. Sure, there are advantages. You can access Active Rain, Top Producer, and our MLXchange from ANY Internet computer, anywhere. I remember the Top Producer salesman saying that I could access my database from France. … (4 comments)

George H.W. Bush Skydives Again (at 83) - 11/11/07 07:44 AM
Dear readers,
President Bush #41 surprised a crowd of several thousand at the re-dedication of his presidential library on Saturday by skydiving into the event. Bush waved wildly and gestured with his legs while on approach to a landing only a few yards in front of the stage. The spectacular entrance was kept secret from both the crowd, and members of his family until the event.
This isn't the first time that President Bush has jumped into Aggieland, but skydives were mostly reserved for birthdays. If my memory is correct, this is his third or fourth jump onto the Texas A&M campus. Bush normally … (4 comments)

Visit Lake Somerville - 11/09/07 10:19 PM
Dear readers,
This is a great time of year to visit Lake Somerville. Located approximately 20 minutes east of College Station, the Lake Somerville State Park and Trailway offers cool camping, boating and extensive trails.
For more information, check out their Website at http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/lake_somerville/
Get out and enjoy the great fall weather!
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Bush Library Ceremony Tomorrow... - 11/09/07 10:09 PM
Dear readers,
Don't forget the re-opening of the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library at 1100 tomorrow (Saturday). Parking is available at Reed Arena, with shuttle buses transporting guests to the library beginning at 1000 am. Tickets are required for the event, and will be available on the shuttle buses.
The weather forecast is good, and it should be a great event. Officials are expecting at least 6,000 guests.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Marine Corps Birthday... - 11/09/07 03:00 PM
Dear readers,
As some of you may know, my family spent 1993-2003 living on Guam and other islands in the Western Pacific. Most of this was U.S. territory, taken by force by Japan on December 8, 1941.
Besides Christmas and Easter, the two largest holidays on Guam are Veteran's Day and Liberation Day. On November 10, 1775, the United States Continental Congress passed a resolution for the foundation of a Marine force for the United States. On July 21, 1944, U.S. and Allied Forces landed on Guam to retake the island from Japan and end a 4 1/2 year occupation, which included be-headings, … (3 comments)

Brazos Valley Symphony Concert on November 16th - 11/08/07 06:09 AM
Dear readers,
We are so lucky to have a local symphony. The next concert is scheduled for November 16 at the First Baptist Church of Bryan. The concerts are normally held at the Rudder complex on the Texas A&M Campus, but is using different venues during the remodelling of the complex. This will be extra fun, as I haven't been in the church's new facility on the HWY 6 bypass near Briarcrest Drive.
This concert brings to life the story of King David. The orchestra will be joined by several soloists and a narrator.
Tickets can be ordered by calling the MSC Box Office … (0 comments)

Enjoy the Carnival - 11/08/07 06:01 AM
Dear readers,
Not only are we blessed with great weather, but the activities to go along with it!
Wright Amusements has a carnival (RIDES) set up at Post Oak Mall, and plans to remain at that location for at least two more weekends.
Unlike many travelling carnivals, Wright's is clean, modern, and has several rides that will hang you upside down. So, bring a little cash and the kids, and enjoy the rides.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Enjoy Bryan Veteran's Day Parade this Weekend - 11/08/07 05:55 AM
Dear readers,
This weekend is the Bryan Veteran's Day Parade. The parade begins Sunday at 2:30 pm at W. 20th and N. Bryan Ave in Bryan.
This year the city has gone all out, even installing bleachers in several locations along the route. Festivities will include a flyover of World War II era aircraft, a USO Canteen and several marching units, including a corps unit comprised completely of veterans.
The Brazos Valley has a fine reputation for its citizens serving in the armed forces. Please come out to honor them.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Keller Williams Donates $500 to Down Syndrome Support Group - 11/07/07 09:12 AM
Dear readers,
Recently, Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley has donated $500 to the Down Syndrome Support Group of Bryan/College Station. The donation was from proceeds from the 1st Annual Trunks or Treats, held Halloween night at the Keller Williams office in College Station.
President Christy Knight accepted the check on behalf of the group from Keller Williams Team Leader Matt Ratcliffe.
Says Ratcliffe, "We love giving back to the community and Trunks for Treats allowed us to give to families, children and yes even have a little fun doing it.  We were honored to to give our proceeds to The Down Syndrome Support Group this morning … (0 comments)

More on Bob Gate's acceptance speech at Texas A&M... - 11/06/07 04:47 PM
Dear readers,
For those of you who follow by blog, you'll recall that I heard U.S. Secretary of Defence Bob Gates speak when he accepted the sixth annual George Bush Award for Excellence in Public Service on October 26th. The award was presented with an audience of 3,000 at Texas A&M's Reed Arena.
During questions, Gates made two comments which are noteworthy.
When asked what he thought of the leadership of Iran, he replied "Not very much, and I think I should stop right there."When questioned about Russia's recent coziness with Iran, Gates seemed to still consider Putin a loyal ally, but during the course … (1 comments)

Thanks to Trunk or Treat Sponsors... - 11/05/07 06:15 AM
Dear readers,
I want to take a moment to recognize our sponsors that made the First Annual Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley Trunks for Treats such a fantastic success.
Double Dave's PizzaCoca-ColaSlovacek's SausageIt's a GrindHEBKrogerDavid GardnersCopy CornerThe EagleChildren's Museum of the Brazos ValleyHaas Home InspectionsHorseshoe JunctionFreebirdsChick Fil-ALovan Care Animal ClinicJack FMTrunks or Treat was held to benefit the Down Syndrome Support Group of Bryan/College Station. Presentation of a check to the group will be held at our weekly sales meeting on Tuesday at 9 am, at our offices in the Chimney Hill Retail Center.
Thanks to all that made the event a great success!
Blue … (2 comments)

Bush Library Celebrates Re-opening Next Saturday... - 11/04/07 07:21 AM
Dear readers,
The Brazos Valley, Texas and the nation will celebrate the re-opening of the George H.W. Bush Library here in Colllege Station, next Saturday, November 10, at 11 am. The library has been mostly closed for several months undergoing a major revamp to celebrate the library's 10th anniversary.
New features include an oval office where guests can have their photo taken at the president's desk, and the situation room where Bush 41 conducted the first Gulf War.
Other events for the day include a demonstration by the Golden Knights, which is the U.S. Army Parachute Team that Bush jumped with on prior birthdays, … (4 comments)

International Space Station and Shuttle Sighting Opportunity... - 11/03/07 11:26 PM
Dear readers,
Brazos Valley residents will have the opportunity to see the International Space Station and docked space shuttle, tomorrow morning (Sunday). Here is the sighting information:
With our beautiful fall weather, the Sunday morning sighting should be great!
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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Fall Back... - 11/03/07 11:02 PM
Dear readers,
It is that time of year when we "turn"our clocks back an hour. Normally, it would have occured last weekend, but lawmakers chose to extend Daylight Savings Time beginning this year.
So, if you don't remember the routine, "turn" your clocks back one hour when you go to bed, lest you be late to the drop zone in morning.
Luckily, most of us have it figured out by Monday.
I hope your weekend is without conflict.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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George H.W. Bush (41) - 11/02/07 10:22 AM
Dear readers,
College Station and Bryan are fortunate to be the home of the George Bush Library and Museum. The Bush's love Texas A&M and spend a lot of time here.
Some have wondered recently about his health. I am happy to say that I saw him last Friday, and he is looking and sounding good. He was in College Station to present the George Bush Awardfor Excellence in Public Service to former Texas A&M President Bob Gates (see my blog from last week).
During his remarks, the elder Bush was witty and on the mark, and it was great to see Barbara was by his side.
I … (3 comments)

IPOWER's Poor Service - End of Rant - 11/01/07 08:17 AM
Dear readers,
After three days, Ipower finally fixed my server/Website problems yesterday.
For those of you not following this blog, I lost access to my Websites hosted by IPOWER during the course of last weekend. To recap, one of my hosted sites was to auto-renew last weekend. Monday morning my e-mail was bouncing and my Websites were unavailable.
Long story short, I spent 1 hour and 57 minutes on hold Monday (my phone told me so), before a nice man came on the line, apologized, confirmed my card information, and said there was no reason why the site didn't auto-renew. He PROMISED me that the site would … (6 comments)

Great Time at Trunks for Treats... - 11/01/07 07:43 AM
Dear readers,
Wow. Trunks for Treats, which we held in the parking lot of the College Station Keller Williams office last night, was a great success. Turnout is estimated at just under 1,000, and we raised some money for a local cause, the Down Syndrome Support Group of Bryan College Station.
There were kids of all ages at the affair, with some really great costumes. Participants enjoyed the moonwalks, pony rides, pizza, popcorn and other goodies.
Many thanks to all of our sponsors. We'll be listing them in a blog later today.
Blue skies,
Sam Whitewww.SamWhiteRealty.com
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