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Suerte Tequila is the brand, which was developed and launched by Laurence Spiewak and Lance Sokol. The word "suerte" means "luck" in Spanish, and its label bears the image of the happy hare that a farmer's wife supposedly discovered drunk on fermented agave.
Suerte is being marketed as a premium brand made by hand using traditional methods, Spiewak said. They are hoping to sell to a growing number of tequila fans who seek something better than the current top-selling brands.
People such as Spiewak and Sokol.
"We have a true passion for tequila, and we thought there was room on the shelf for something different," Spiewak said.
Spiewak is the chief executive, and his resume includes time as chief operating officer at Pangea Organics, which is in Boulder. Sokol is the chief operating officer, and formerly was director of operations at Longmont-based Madhava Natural Sweeteners and Pangea Organics.
Suerte grows the ingredients and produces and bottles the tequila in the Mexican state of Jalisco. Distillers produce small batches by hand using a tahona wheel to extract the juice from 100 percent pure blue agave that was grown on a single estate, Spiewak said. The entire growing, distillation and aging process follows traditional methods, he said.
The process makes for a better tasting tequila, Spiewak believes, because flavors get muddled when modern industrial processes are used.
Using traditional methods, "you're preserving a lot of the qualities and flavors of the plant itself," he said.
Suerte produces three varieties of tequila: blanco, reposado and anejo. All three have been honored as among the best of their variety in 2012 by online magazine www.tequila.net.
Suerte is headquartered in Boulder, where it handles sales, marketing and branding.
Quality and tradition are two selling points Spiewak hopes to capitalize on to break into a crowded market dominated by major brands such as Jose Cuervo. To be more competitive, the tequilas are being introduced at relatively low price points. The blanco and reposado have suggested retail prices between $30 and $36, while the suggested price of the anejo is $61.99.
Since launching about three months ago, Suerte now is available in 90 locations around Colorado, ranging from large-format liquor stores to neighborhood stores. Because of Spiewak's and Sokol's marketing strategy, it isn't on the "top shelf," but they think it has top-shelf quality.
"We priced it aggressively so it will sell, but we also priced it so we can make money and run our business," Spiewak said.
Aside from the major brands, Suerte faces competition on two other fronts. The craft spirits industry is booming, and more producers are making craft tequila, which has been a bit of an overlooked niche. Competitors like Tequila Ocho already are in the market, have built distribution networks and are drawing rave reviews.
There also is tequila's often less than sterling reputation, which Spiewak said is a real issue. There are passionate fans who know quality tequila, but there also are many people who've had a bad experience - almost always in high school or college - suffered the infamous hangover and have sworn off the drink.
"I think people, thanks to large brands like Patron, have started to come around and to understand that tequila's not about getting messed up and having a hangover," Spiewak said.
"We do get people we have to actually convince to even smell or taste it."
Technically, Suerte is the brand name, and Colorado Spirits Importers LLC is the company's legal name. It is an importer and because of Colorado liquor laws it needs another company to distribute the product. Suerte relies on Denver-based CTS Distributing Inc., but Suerte otherwise oversees the process from start to finish, Spiewak said.
Currently, Suerte only is available in Colorado, but next week its executives are meeting with distributors who could sell into New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. They also are reaching out to West Coast distributors.
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The Chairman of the Republican National Committee announced the finalists via Twitter at 8 a.m. on Thursday.
The city selected to host the RNC is expected to be announced in May.
If Denver were to be awarded the next Republican convention, leaders expect the benefit to be similar - bringing 50,000 visitors to the city. Denver has already hosted the Democratic National Convention in 2008. That convention generated about $133 million in revenue for the region.
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The Carnivale dining room is downright ugly; however, the food was pretty good. We never had a "bad" meal. Our waiter was friendly and very attentive, but the food service was slow. We would get to the dining room at 6:00 and left at 7:30 - 7:45. One night we left as the 8:00 diners were entering! We would wait about 15 minutes between each salad, appetizer and main course. What I absolutely hated was the Maitre d'. When we finally got our main entree, he would get on the microphone and sing annoying songs, and demand that everyone get up and dance and wave their napkins. It probably wouldn't have been as annoying if he would have done that during the appetizer or salad serving. We would finally get our main entree, we would start to eat and enjoy it, and then all this noise and loud singing would erupt. It was very difficult to enjoy diner time with the family.
The two days at sea were great. We never had a problem finding lounge chairs around the pool area for the 6 of us. Bar service around the pool was slow, but I have found this to be true on every cruise I have ever taken. The "pool games" were funny to watch, and there was usually something going on in the afternoon that we attended.
The Brasserie buffet dining area on the pool deck was pretty good, too, though the decor is hideous. It looks like a bad science fiction movie set. There is a pizza station, Deli station, a Chinese Wok station and burger/hot dog station. I loved the Deli area where two cooks make deli sandwiches to order. You can get cold sandwiches or paninis. The Chinese wok area and the burger/hot dog area were always really crowded, so we did not eat there.
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The Albany Dougherty Economic Development Commission is in the early stages of planning a new speculative building.
Companies could look at it to see if they want to open a facility there.
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Officials are still working out the details, including where the spec building will be located.
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FORT WORTH, TX (KTVT/CNN) - Texas police on Tuesday were investigating after a morbid discovery.
They found eight bodies - one of them of a baby - in a funeral home that had been forced to close.
The landlord said when they shut down, the business owners left the bodies behind, but one of the owners said they did not neglect the bodies and said no bodies were purposely left behind.
The funeral home was marked off as a crime scene.
Brenda Thomas said she couldn't believe it. It's the same funeral home she used for her brother and her late husband's services.
"Yes I come by here every day," she said. "They're like family. I pass by, wave at them. It's a shock to me."
Staffers with the medical examiner's office removed the bodies from the Johnson Family Mortuary.
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The mortuary business is led by twin brothers Dondre and Derrick Johnson. The pair are part of a cable television reality show about their funeral business.
Detectives questioned Dondre Johnson on the scene.
He then disputed claims that the bodies were left for days unattended.
"Our landlord was trying to put us out the funeral home," Dondre Johnson said. "He discovered a body was inside the funeral home. He called police. One thing led to another. This is a funeral home. This is where they belong, so when you come in there, you're going to see dead bodies."
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The above images show steel at the beginning and ending stages of the galvanizing process. These photos were taken during the 2010 North Texas Integrated SteelDay Tour. For more images from this and other 2010 SteelDay events click here.
Be sure to check out the November issue of MSC when it goes live on Monday which includes field reports from SteelDay 2010, a new "green" music facility, a "stacked and rotated" convention center and more.
As a bonus and preview all rolled into one, here's an additional SteelDay report by one of AISC's newest staff members.
Seeing It All in North Texas
The North Texas Integrated SteelDay Tour's promotional materials promised an event where guests would "Learn How the Pieces Fit Together." With guided tours through a structural steel mill, service center, fabricator and galvanizing facility, the event certainly delivered on its commitment to provide a satisfying educational experience.
However, this SteelDay event did more than piece together different aspects of the steel process. SteelDay brought together the people who are the steel industry. From industry experts such as the people who work in the various operations sites, to the engineers, architects, and construction professionals, to those unfamiliar with the steel industry such as myself (a new addition to AISC's marketing department), and university students, SteelDay offered a unique opportunity for those of all experiences and backgrounds to understand the many facets of the industry.
Outfitted from head to toe in safety gear, the facility tours were eye-opening experiences to say the least. I had been warned by industry veterans about the high temperatures and extreme noise generated from these facilities, yet I was still surprised by the unannounced booms and intense heat within the steel mill. The experiences of seeing the steel beams coated in zinc in the galvanizing facility, and observing steel being processed beneath me at the steel mill were particularly impressive. I could not believe that tour participants we were in such close proximity to these processes, and occasionally found myself holding up the line as I took in the sights and sounds of the facilities.
Although I consider myself brand new to the steel industry, I was not the only one asking questions of the experts who guided our tours. Many of the architects, engineers, and university students who also joined the SteelDay tour had never been inside operationing facilities before, and this experience granted them an opportunity to visualize the processes many of them had previously only heard about.
I ended the day speaking with a retired engineer who related how important it is for students, construction professionals, engineers, architects, and steel operation facility employees to come together and take part in this event. Judging by the level of engagement and excitement I witnessed from those around me, I am confident that his sentiments were shared by the hundreds who participated in the tour. Not only in north Texas, but across the United States, SteelDay is truly impacting the way those who work with steel come together to interact, learn, and build.
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It was a busy day for wildlife patrol officers with many North Carolinians taking to the water this holiday weekend.
Officers are working to enforce boating safety as more people take to the water, but drunk drivers aren't the only people they're looking out for.
"There are no lanes out here, people going every which way, so you've got to pay attention," said Master Officer William Cain with the NC Wildlife Commission. "We're just out patrolling today. Today is the 4th of July, you know, a real busy day today. One of the busiest day's we've seen all summer."
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Lake Erie College to honor local leaders with Distinguished Citizen of the Western Reserve Award
As Lake Erie College celebrates 150 years of education in the Western Reserve, the College wanted to recognize others who are achieving success and making an impact locally. Margaret Clark Morgan, Jack Slattery and John "Jack" Turben are being honored as "Distinguished Citizens of the Western Reserve" at an event to be held at the Kirtland Country Club May 24 starting at 6 p.m.
To be considered as a candidate for this honor, individuals must exemplify the three areas of importance to Lake Erie College; tradition, excellence and service. They must work or reside in the Western Reserve, make a notable contribution to the community or region in the areas of service, philanthropy, business, education arts or healthcare, and uphold high moral standards.
"We believe that these three individuals epitomize the words tradition, excellence and service in their respective areas of interest," said Michael T. Victor, president of Lake Erie College. "With introducing this new honor, we hope to highlight the outstanding accomplishments of indviduals who make a lasting impact on the Western Reserve," he added.
Morgan, the founder of The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation is a longtime Hudson resident and active community leader. Since 2001, Morgan and her private, grant-making foundation have primarily focused their support in the mental health field, with secondary interest in the education and arts and culture fields. The Foundation works proactively to research and fund projects of particular interest to its mission and has provided funds for special projects, operations, endowment and capital campaigns. Morgan has also been a member of the Women's Club of Hudson and the Hudson Heritage Association and previously served as a board member and a supporter of Blossom Music Center.
President of Lake Business Products and Concord resident, Slattery is committed to supporting Lake County businesses and organizations. Founded in 1960, Lake Business Products now employs about 210 associates, 75-80% of whom are Lake County residents. A one-man endeavor that started in his home, Lake Business Products now operates out of a 106,000-square-foot facility in Eastlake and serves clients across the region and state.
Turben, mayor of Kirtland Hills, founded Chagrin Valley Company, Ltd., Kirtland Capital Partner's predecessor firm, in 1977. From 1968 to 1974, he served as chairman of the executive committee and vice chairman of the board of Prescott, Ball & Turben, an investment banking firm headquartered in Cleveland. Prior to founding Chagrin Valley, Turben was chairman of the executive committee and a director of the Geneve Corp., a private equity firm founded to make control investments in middle-market manufacturing and service companies. Additionally, Turben serves as a member of the board of trustees and is the former president of the board of University School. He is also the director of various organizations such as the Fund for Our Economic Future and Manufacturing Advocacy & Growth Network (MAGNET).
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As Federal Aviation Administration furloughs kick in, fliers are feeling effects across the nation even here in Southwest Florida.
We spoke to some who sat through delay after delay trying to get in to the Fort Myers area Monday afternoon.
And there are many others who arrived to find out their departures are delayed -- sometimes by two hours.
Flight delays across the nation are affecting travelers, leaving fliers with long waits, and little they can do.
"I thought we'd just be on time, like normal," said Mel Mueller, a traveler.
"It's frustrating yeah we'd like to be on our way home now," said Patti Rosenberg, another traveler.
At RSW, Patti and Stuart Rosenberg waited an extra two hours for their Jet Blue flight to Boston to take off.
"We checked online but it was only a half an hour when we checked or 20 minutes, so they said when we arrived it was an hour and a half," she explained.
Some major airlines blame the delays on FAA cuts, taking effect this week.
On a given day, the FAA says 10 percent of its employees are furloughed.
They say 1,500 of them are air traffic controllers.
To manage, the organization is increasing space between flights.
"Budget cuts are what they are, decisions have to be made, they could have cut other things, but who knows," said Stuart.
"It would have been nice to have specific information so you could schedule things accordingly," said Mueller, who is traveling to Minneapolis.
Weather is also impacting flights, to the surprise of some passengers.
"It was perfect weather all up and down the east coast, we do this trip fairly often so we expected absolutely no delays… so when the whole board was delayed so big surprise, said Stuart.
The space between cuts means fliers are feeling it.
Federal and airline officials want you to check the flight status, and get here early and anticipate further delays as furloughs continue.
"The longer they go, the more the staffing board lights up and that's a problem," said Patti.
According to the FAA, Sunday, during day one of cuts, furloughs delayed at least 400 flights nationwide.
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After staying up all night and sequestering himself all morning, St. Louis Cardinals manager and associate professor Tony La Russa emerged from a sensory-deprivation chamber at 3:17 p.m. Central Daylight Time and posted his NLCS Game 5 lineup, with right-hander Zack Greinke starting for the Milwaukee Brewers.
1. Rafael Furcal# SS
2. Jon Jay* CF
3. Albert Pujols 1B
4. Lance Berkman# RF
5. Matt Holliday LF
6. David Freese 3B
7. Yadier Molina C
8. Nick Punto# 2B
9. Jaime García* P
All those hours were well-spent, as La Russa realized that he could improve his lineup from Game 1 -- also started by young Master Greinke -- by replacing righty-hitting Ryan Theriot with switch-hitting Nick Punto.
Boom. Just wait. Punto will make one great play or contribute a key hit, and La Russa will look like a freaking genius.
Remember, in Game 1 the Cardinals scored six runs against Greinke, but still managed to lose by three runs because Jaime García and the bullpen did even worse and the Cards couldn't touch Milwaukee's relievers.
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Reese can get Tiki for $2000 a game!
Should be someone with upside out there to fill the roster spot. Addai may not even have any downside left in him lol.
No one remembers who came in second.
Brandon Jacobs, DJ Ware aren't doing much these days.
So what's with Bradshaw. Didn't see game or highlights of bengals debacle. Did he suffer more injuries to his already long list of ailments. And what tests has he taken and when are the results expected?
Football has been very, very good to us.
In the midst of this losing season, we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Denver, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, New England
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Jamie Moyer's comeback this spring with the Colorado Rockies hasn't gone brilliantly, yet. But of course it's something of a miracle that he's pitching at all. Considering, you know, that he's coming off major elbow surgery. And is 49 years old.
One thing you might have forgotten about Jamie Moyer -- I forgot it, anyway -- is that in 1991 he pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals, managed by Joe Torre. And you wouldn't be the only one. Tyler Kepner:
It was so forgettable that Torre, as the Yankees' manager, would claim that Moyer had pitched for him only in spring training. But Moyer never forgot.
"I know at least two or three of those starts, I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn, and I got tally-whacked around," Moyer said. "But I do remember pitching a couple good games and losing. So I was 0-5 after seven starts, and I get called into the office. We're in Pittsburgh, I had a horrible night the night before, I think Bonds might have hit two home runs off me, and I know what's going to happen.
"Joe Torre is the manager, and he looks at me and says, 'This is really tough.' But waiting in the wings was Omar Olivares, who was their big prospect at the time. And Joe looked at me and he said — I remember it as if it was yesterday – 'We don't win when you pitch.'
"I'm thinking to myself, 'O.K., Joe, not that I'm a good hitter, but I don't hit in those other eight spots.' I took it as though he didn't know what to tell me. I was right shy of five years. I was a little bit bitter.
Moyer's memory is fine, 21 years later. He did give up two home runs, both to Bonds, in the second and third innings. And the pitch that Bonds hit for the second homer was the last pitch Moyer threw for the St. Louis Cardinals.
You can't blame for Moyer for being bitter, at the time. Getting fired from your job's no fun. But you can't really blame Torre for firing Moyer, either. At the time, his ERA stood at 5.74 and he'd walked 16 batters in 31 innings. Yes, he'd pitched a few decent games -- Game Scores of 65, 56, 53, 46 -- and could easily have won a couple of them. The problem was that he was either decent or terrible in his seven starts, but never excellent.
And there wasn't any reason to think he would ever be excellent, even for a short stretch. At that point, Moyer had thrown exactly 700 innings in the majors, with a 4.56 ERA and 1.56 strikeout-to-walk ratio. In those (and these) days, you could get away with the latter figure only if you were particularly good at limiting home runs, and Moyer wasn't.
He simply hadn't learned to pitch effectively with his limited stuff, and really wouldn't learn until two years later, when he pitched for the Orioles' triple-A affiliate. He was 30, and nobody could have guessed, however wildly, that 19 years later he would be bidding for a spot in a major-league rotation.
The bid continues tomorrow night, when Moyer makes just second start this spring against big-league hitters. His time is growing short, his tooth growing long.


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Maryland voters are leaning toward legalizing same-sex marriage next month, something that has never happened at the ballot box anywhere in the nation, a new Washington Post poll finds.
A ballot question on whether to uphold a state law allowing gay nuptials is favored 52 percent to 43 percent among likely voters, according to the poll, reflecting a long-term trend toward greater acceptance of gay unions that has included President Barack Obama's backing this year.
Same-sex marriage has become legal in six states and Washington through legislative or court action. But it has never been authorized by a popular vote.
Voters in Maine and Washington state will also be presented with the issue Nov. 6 — the first time since 2009 that any state has been asked whether to legalize same-sex marriage.
Although the measures are leading in polls in all three states, the election results are hardly a given. Historically, opposition to same-sex marriage at the ballot box has been stronger than polls suggested, and an expected ad blitz from opponents in Maryland has barely begun.
On Question 6 in Maryland, voters will decide whether to uphold a law championed by Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) that won narrow legislative approval this year and was swiftly petitioned to referendum by opponents.
The Post poll finds sharp differences in support for Question 6 by race, region, age and political party.
Both sides in Maryland have been heavily targeting African American voters in a state where blacks make up a larger percentage of the electorate than anywhere outside the Deep South.
Proponents have featured ministers and civil rights leaders in their ads. Opponents have networked for months through black churches.
In The Post poll, white voters break in favor of gay nuptials, 56 percent to 39 percent.
But African Americans — who had become more supportive in national polls this year — tilt against the measure. In the new survey, 42 percent of black voters support the measure, and 53 percent oppose it.


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With your fantasy championship likely taking place this Sunday if it hasn't happened already, you couldn't go wrong with any one of five Packers players who figure to go all out with their season on the line against a Bears team that has already clinched the No. 2 seed and could choose to take it easy.
For starters, QB Aaron Rodgers is red-hot at just at the right time. Rodgers' 404 passing yards against the Giants last week were his most ever in a regular-season game. He completed 25-of-37 passes to nine different receivers and threw four TDs to four different receivers with zero interceptions. He also ran effectively as usual, scrambling for 26 yards on two carries. Heading into the regular-season finale, Rodgers has a 27-10 TD-interception ratio and needs 307 yards to reach the 4,000-yard mark for the third straight season. Sounds like decent motivation for a high-powered fantasy effort, don't you think?
You also must make way for burly Packers RB John Kuhn as a surprise fantasy option after his three-TD performance against the Giants last week. Kuhn, who in his last year at Shippensburg was the NCAA Division II co-leader in scoring with 22 TDs, has suddenly become quite a red-zone force with four TDs the last two games (two each rushing and receiving).
Pro Bowl WR Greg Jennings did not have any TD catches against the Giants last week after managing seven in the previous six games, but he was the best receiver on the field, catching seven passes for 142 yards (both team highs) matched up against a very good cornerback in the Giants' Corey Webster.
Packers WR James Jones could be a very interesting fantasy option against the Bears. Jones had a 66-yard TD two weeks ago. Last week he had a three-yard score and could have had a 71-yard TD had he not flat-out dropped the ball.
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---- — PLATTSBURGH — Producer Christopher St. John will facilitate discussion after a screening of his critically acclaimed documentary "The House I Live In," set for Wednesday at SUNY Plattsburgh.
Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, the documentary "offers a detailed, all-encompassing portrait of the impact and depth of the United States' war on drugs," says a press release from the college's Center for Diversity, Pluralism and Inclusion.
The center and co-sponsors are hosting the screening from 6 to 9 p.m. in E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium at Hawkins Hall on campus.
St. John, now director of content at Charlotte Street Films in New York City, will help present the film and facilitate the discussion afterward.
He has worked as regional correspondent in Southeast Asia and was staff reporter and editor at the Cambodia Daily newspaper.
He began his career in production at ABC News, working for "Good Morning America" before moving to the News Magazine division, where he contributed to "20/20" and "Primetime."
Since turning his attention to documentaries, he has co-produced "Freakonomics" (Magnolia, 2010) and the Emmy Award-winning "Reagan" (HBO, 2011).
Filmed in more than 20 states, "The House I Live In" "captures heart-wrenching stories from individuals at all levels of America's war on drugs," which has accounted for more than 45 million arrests, the press release said.
"From the dealer to the grieving mother, the narcotics officer to the senator, the inmate to the federal judge, the film offers a penetrating look inside America's longest war, offering a definitive portrait and revealing its profound human-rights implications.
"While recognizing the seriousness of drug abuse as a matter of public health, the film investigates the tragic errors and shortcomings that have meant it is more often treated as a matter for law enforcement, creating a vast machine that feeds largely on America's poor, and especially on minority communities."
Executive producers of the documentary were Danny Glover, John Legend, Brad Pitt and Russell Simmons.
Also sponsoring the event are SUNY Plattsburgh's Honors Center, Housing and Residence Life, Student Association's Diversity Committee, Library and Information Services, the President's Office, PSU Alumni Association, the Fitness Center, College Auxiliary Services and the Human Development and Family Relations Organization.
The screening in Plattsburgh will be co-facilitated by Dr. James Armstrong, director of the Honors Center; Dr. Michelle Jacobs, assistant professor of sociology; Dr. Daniel Lake, assistant professor of political science; Deborah Light, assistant director of Center for Diversity; and Kevin Pearson, center outreach coordinator.
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While you're shopping this holiday season, consider buying a coat or toy for a child in need. You can do your part simply by heading over to your local Wal-Mart.
Each weekend throughout the month of December, you can help them "fill the trucks."
During this non-traditional take on a coat and toy drive, cardboard trucks will take their place at the Wal-Mart on 23rd street, waiting for you to fill them up.
The best part is it all goes to local kids in need.
"Just makes you feel good to know that you can make a boy or a girl happy. That's love," said inspired shopper, Deborah Hodges.
It's a love that is spreading straight to the hearts of 120 local kids who will now get a Christmas they may not otherwise get.
"This tugs at your heartstrings. Christmas is about kids. So, if you can spare even a dollar for a coloring book, you're helping," said Lori Allen of the Gulf Coast Children's Advocacy Center.
The organization was chosen by the 23rd street Wal-Mart to receive the truck's bounty.
Shoppers can purchase toys and coats in the store and drop them off in the boxes all December long.
"The overwhelming response we get are from the families who just embrace us and cry and are so thankful that we've been able to help these kids who've already been through such traumatic experiences," said Allen.
Call it "restoring innocence" to children who've had to face very adult realities; the burden of varying types of abuse that can perhaps be lifted through the kindness of strangers.
"I think we should all do our part, even if it's just one or two things. Everybody needs to come out here, whether it's a small item, it doesn't matter. To put a smile on a child's face is a blessing in disguise," added Hodges.
They will be there every weekend this December and trucks will also be placed at the front of the stores. If you take a picture with your donation by the truck, you're encouraged to tweet it or share it via Facebook with the hash tag: #fillthetruck.
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The cause of a fire on County Road 4600 in Broaddus on New Year's day is still under investigation according to Broaddus Volunteer Fire chief, Gary Williams.
Sandra and Eddie Bonilla were asleep when they awoke to find their mobile home full of black smoke.
According to Williams, January 2nd the home caught fire again after the propane tank got hot and the cap popped off, like it is supposed to for a safety precaution, leaking gas causing the property to catch fire, said Williams.
Fortunately no one was injured in the blaze.
Broaddus Volunteer Fire Department, Pineland VFD and Powell Town VFD all responded to the fire.
Bonilla says they lost all their belongings but the community has really stepped up to help them out. Red Cross was at their home within an hour after the fire, according to Bonilla. She says right now they just have the clothes on their backs and a church friend is letting them stay in their home without rent until they can find a new place to live.
If you would like to help the family you can contact the Bonilla's daughter, Sandy Huffman at 936-201-2810 or there is an account set up at Shelby Savings Bank under Sandra and Eddie Bonilla.
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If the Blues beat South Park in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round on Saturday, Met Police skipper Steve Sutherland will be a happy man when he retires from football.
The 30-year-old has lifted the Ryman Division One South title and the London Senior Cup in his six years at Imber Court, but an appearance in the first round proper has so far eluded him.
The closest he came was reaching this same stage with the Blues two season's ago when boss Jimmy Cooper's men lost 2-0 to Hendon in a replay.
"I've won a league and a cup, but never got to the first round proper and that was always the target this season for me," he said.
"When you've got a small family you want them to grow up and be able to see what you achieved.
"It would be absolutley fantastic to get on television if we get a good tie, because it gives your children something to aspire to.
"But we will not be taking this game lightly, even if they are two leagues below us.
"We didn't field a strong side, but they beat us 6-1 or 7-1 in pre-season and we know they are a very capable team."
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