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    • Felicity Huffman - Lee National Denim Day 2010

    • Registration is open and people nationwide can sign up for Denim Day 2010. Groups and individuals can register by visiting www.denimday.com or by calling 1.800.521.5533 to receive a comprehensive participation kit, which includes educational materials about breast cancer and supplies for easy coordination. The money raised through the campaign will help the Women’s Cancer Programs of EIF and the Cancer Support Community, uniting The Wellness Community and Gilda’s Club Worldwide.  For more information about these programs, please visit www.denimday.com and click on “Where the $ Goes.”

    • Freakonomics THE MOVIE Trailer HD Official

    • http://www.facebook.com/freakonomicsmovie  FREAKONOMICS is the highly anticipated film version of the phenomenally bestselling book about incentives-based thinking by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner. Like the book, the film examines human behavior with provocative and sometimes hilarious case studies, bringing together a dream team of filmmakers responsible for some of the most acclaimed and entertaining documentaries in recent years: Academy Award® winner Alex Gibney (Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, Casino Jack and the United States of Money), Academy Award® nominees Rachel Grady and Heidi Ewing (Jesus Camp), Academy Award® nominee Morgan Spurlock (Super Size Me), Eugene Jarecki (Why We Fight) and Seth Gordon (The King of Kong).  For ticket information, visit http://www.magpictures.com/freakonomics/  

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    • We don't know how to make good videos, so we need you to be the Face of Buffalo.com at the Music Is Art Magic Mayhem concert on Sept. 11. Submit a 30-second video to www.facebook.com/buffalodotcom and tell us why you should be the Face of Buffalo.com at the show and - if we pick you - you'll get to go backstage, interview bands, and enjoy all sorts of crazy VIP access. So will 4 of your friends. Enter through Aug. 31, 2010. Check out www.mybuffalo.com for details

    • UB Football Head Coach Jeff Quinn at Media Day

    • Have questions about the 2010 UB Bulls football team? Do you not know what to make of outspoken Jeff Quinn, who takes the place of quiet, sincere coach Turner Gill? How about the QB position - is there a favorite to replace Zach Maynard, who bolted to California with his highly-touted younger bro? Quinn takes these questions head on in this short media day interview.

    • Wireless Communication Technology: Vocera Improves Guest Service at The Talbott Hotel

    •  Vocera, a leading provider of wireless communication solutions for hotels, showcases the benefits of wireless technology implementation in the Talbott Hotel in Chicago. For more information visit http://www.vocera.com. 

    • Ramblin' Lou's Family Band at M&T Bank Plaza

    • Ramblin' Lou's Family Band - Buffalo's own country superstars - took the M&T Bank Plaza stage on Monday afternoon for a lunchtime performance.  Here's video of "Roll in my Sweet Baby's Arms" led by Lou's oldest daughter, Linda Lou.  Enjoy the up-beat country tune!

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    • National Garden Fest: Front Yard Competition

    • Buffalo.com investigated the National Garden Fest: Front Yard Competition, an Olmsted Parks sponsored competition among landscapers to recreate the front yards of North Parade Avenue along Martin Luther King Jr. Park.  Learn more information about the event, hear from the sponsors as well as the competing landscapers, and watch the workers in action with Buffalo.com.

    • Deandra & Ben: Event Bloopers

    • Now, I know this may surprise you, but Deandra and Ben T. aren't always silky smooth operators (in fact, you could argue that they rarely are.)  There's probably a reason why they're responsible for most of the behind-the-scenes duties here at Buffalo.com, after all.  Please watch as Ben T. shows off his 'far-from-immaculate' dancing ability, and Deandra strives repeatedly for a non-awkward video introduction.  Plus, there's a special feature of More Than Me's mid-interview coffee spill.  The 'Great Deandra' has moved on to Syracuse University for graduate school (the prestigious Newhouse School of Communications), and just concluded her time with Buffalo.com.  If you see her about, she loves almonds, wine, and the film "I Love You, Man."

    • TATS 7-1-10

    • Buffalo.com's Gabrielle Farah patrolled Lafayette Square on Thursday, quizzing random concertgoers about Ed Kowalczyk's former band and his cameo in a hit '90s movie.  Can you beat the contestants to the answer?  Do you have better dance moves than Kowalczyk's 'School of Rock' impression?

    • Starry Night in the Garden

    • STAR 102.5 sponsored the 10th annual 'Starry Night in the Garden' at the Erie County Botanical Gardens.  The performers included Collective Soul, Alex Band from The Calling, Serena Ryder, and Melanie Fiona, while several wineries, breweries, and local restaurants handed out samples to the concert goers on a sunny but chilly Wednesday evening.  Photos from the Starry Night in the Garden can be found here.

    • The Day The Earth Did Not Stand Still - Buffalo Earthquake 2010

    • A dramatic reenactment of our experience of the 5.5 quake that rocked the Great Lakes.

    • Brownman performs at Tower Jam Concert Series

    • Jazz musician Brownman performs the works of Miles Davis at the debut of the Tower Jam Concert Series on Friday, June 11th.  More than a thousand people were in attendance to mingle and absorb Brownman's stirring representation of a legend.  Roaming Buffaloes will sponsor three concert series dates over the summer.  Sample some of the show! 

    • Dave Matthews Band Pre-Game: Featuring Gabrielle

    • Buffalo.com took the short trip down to Darien Lake - not for the pleasurable rollercoasters this time - but for the headline concert of the summer: Dave Matthews Band.  Before Dave and everyone's favorite drummer, Carter, stepped on stage, Gabrielle of Buffalo.com checked in with DMB fans; whiie some show off musical talent and others hula hoop, they all love a good time.   

    • On top of One HSBC Center with Roaming Buffaloes

    • Buffalo.com's Ben Kirst talks to Jeff Empric of RoamingBuffaloes.com, a Western New York social group that gives area residents a chance to enjoy fun activities like hiking, sailing, cycling, and partying with a network of like-minded locals.  In this interview, Jeff discusses Roaming Buffaloes' brunch and One HSBC Center tour planned for June 12.  To sign up for the brunch (and for Roaming Buffaloes), check out the group online at RoamingBuffaloes.com.

    • More Than Me meets with Buffalo.com

    • The Williamsville-based band More Than Me is one of ten finalists for the Hard Rock's Ambassador of Rock Battle of the Bands that will send the winner to perform in London.  When fan voting ends this Sunday night at 11:59pm, will More Than Me emerge on top? Buffalo.com's Deandra Modica sat down with Doyle brothers Todd and Ryan Jacob outside a Starbucks to learn how the public can vote for the band to share the stage with Paul McCartney, Pearl Jam, and Stevie Wonder across the pond.  Enjoy - and don't spill your coffee.

    • City Under Siege's John & Ryan talk with Buffalo.com

    • John and Ryan of the up-and-coming Buffalo band City Under Siege talk with Buffalo.com about music, their influences, and the future of the group.

    • News Books for Kids Wrap-Up

    • On the final day of the annual News Books for Kids drive, we talk with some of the program organizers at the Wegmans drop-off location in Williamsville.

    • Iron Man 2 Trivia - April 28

    • Iron Man may be investigating another horrible crime, but if you solve his latest trivia challenge, you could win a free pass to an advance screening of Iron Man 2 at Buffalo.com/Contests.  Do it now, true believers!

    • Iron Man 2 Trivia - April 27

    • The Iron Man 2 trivia contest continues!  Go swinging with the steel superhero and answer his movie trivia at Buffalo.com/Contests and you could win a free pass to an advanced screening of Iron Man 2. 

    • Buffalo Band Profile: Standard of Living

    • Deandra and Ben T. of Buffalo.com visited the Mohawk Place to shoot video and interview the members of Standard of Living.  What is the band most proud of?  When does it plan to play again in Buffalo?  Learn more about them here.
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    • Dante Brown, college intern photographer for Buffalo.com, took shots at the University at Buffalo Bulls football media day on August 17th.

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    • Dante Brown, college intern photographer for Buffalo.com, took shots at the University at Buffalo Bulls football media day on August 17th.

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    • Dante Brown, college intern photographer for Buffalo.com, took shots at the University at Buffalo Bulls football media day on August 17th.

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    • Dante Brown, college intern photographer for Buffalo.com, took shots at the University at Buffalo Bulls football media day on August 17th.

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    • Dante Brown, college intern photographer for Buffalo.com, took shots at the University at Buffalo Bulls football media day on August 17th.

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    • Dante Brown, college intern photographer for Buffalo.com, took shots at the University at Buffalo Bulls football media day on August 17th.

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    • Dante Brown, college intern photographer for Buffalo.com, took shots at the University at Buffalo Bulls football media day on August 17th.

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    • Tonawanda Braves Bantam Team head to Championship Game

    • With a final record of seven wins and one loss, the Tonawanda Braves Bantam team packed up their lacrosse gear and made the trip to Allegany for the playoffs.  The team that consists of eighteen very talented young men between the ages of thirteen and fourteen, did not know who their opponent would be.  They only knew it would be the winner of the game just prior to theirs. Coach Cheedy was hopeful, Team Mom Kim was nervous and the fans were excited.  With a flurry of enthusiastic, supportive fans: be they moms, dads, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles or friends – the team set their sights on one thing: victory!  Upon their arrival in the heat of the afternoon, they discovered that their opponent in the playoff game would be the only team that beat them in the regular season:  Allegany – the hometown team!   Although it seemed like the cards were stacking up against the Braves, they forged onto the field like a team heading to battle.  They were determined and focused. Many fans have noted that this team has played like a well-oiled machine throughout the season.  One parent claims: “They won together and lost together.”  Another: “There seem to be no egos getting in the way of their success – just a group of kids who love to play lacrosse and a coach who sets the bar for success.” The first period of play was all Tonawanda as the goals went in one after another…not with ease but with skillful play and execution.  The passes were deliberate and the shots were many.  The game continued through periods two and three the same way.  Although Allegany was a viable opponent, Tonawanda’s defense and the dogged determination of first year goalie, Garret Schultz kept them from scoring even one goal!  Yes!  The Bantams delivered a 15-0 playoff shut out to their fans!!! Goals were scored by:     Ansley Loran-Prangle (1),  Zakk Hayes (4), Gates Abrams (2), Chauncey Hill (1), Larson Sundown (1), Josh Slowinski (1), Lex Oakes (2), and Wynn Blueye (3).  Assists were credited to:   Zakk Hayes, Kyle Barna, Larson Sundown, Wynn Blueye, Gates Abrams, and Garrett Schultz. The team is represented by the following:  Coach Mahlon “Cheedy” Jonathan, Assistants Bryce Thompson and His Dee Hallett, Team Mom Kim Jonathan, Garrett Schultz, Geoffrey Besser, Wyatt Thompson, Hiwa Hallett-Jonathan. Gates Abrams, Chauney Hill, Joey Sarrow, Josh Slowinski, Derreck Andrews, Kyle Barna, Zak McCormick, Zakk Hayes, Lex Oakes, Wynn Blueye, Lee Abrams, Ansley Loran-Prangle, Larson Sundown and CJ Longwell.  Coach Cheedy commented that he is really proud of the guys who have been working real hard at practice, inspite of the ninety degree heat, in the hopes that it will pay off.  He stated that “Each and every individual on this team has played a pivotal role in it’s success with everyone contributing on a regular basis and making each victory possible.” They would like to thank the fans and the parents for their support and invite the public to come cheer them on in the Championship Game at Logan Field on the Tonawanda Indian Reservation on July 31st.   

    • 23rd Annual Wild Renn Fest

    • Come join the Hawk Creek Team in a medieval spectacle that will take you, family, and friends on an enchanted adventure!  Highlighted by Jarod Miller of Animal Exploration: come see his wonderful animals of the world for two daily shows and autograph sessions!  Witness the aerial acrobatics of free flying birds during The Royal Tournament! Explore the center to find the truth about dragons; each child that becomes a Dragonologist will receive a free token to start their dragon collection (supplies limited)! Your medieval adventure would not be complete without Full Armored Jousting courtesy of Brother in Arms Jousting!  Come see these brave knights as they duel for their rights to the fair maidens of the land!   Hawk Creek’s medieval naturalists will be spread throughout the festival grounds for up-close and personal encounters with local and exotic wildlife. Flying bird shows, Dragons, and continuous live music are only the tip of the sword for this triumphant day.  Enter the lair of the Bald Eagle in Walk with the Eagles™, where guests will have the opportunity to stand face to face with our national symbol, the Bald eagle. This exhibit allows for guests to enter in their world and get a fantastic photo opportunity. Your adventure will certainly be memorable as you bear witness, or even participate in, one of our Barn Owl Releases.   Food and refreshments will be available in a market place atmosphere, while kings, queens, jesters and peasants entertain you at Hawk Creek Wildlife Center’s Wild Renn Fest.   NEW!  The fun continues into the evening on July 17th, Hawk Creek Wildlife Center is proud to present a concert by STONE ROW!! Come listen to this enchanting group put together a mix of Celtic and world music creating a traditional and contemporary sound that will sooth anyone’s soul.  Stone Row will give a heartfelt performance that is tastefully delivered with fun-loving and out-going stage presence. These contemporary minstrels will showcase their humor and uncompromising musical integrity in a concert that will have you tapping along to every song!   Hawk Creek Wildlife Center, Inc., located on Grover Road in East Aurora, New York will be open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 17, 18, 24, & 25. More info available on our website: www.hawkcreek.org. Wild Renn Fest tickets are $14 per adult, $11 for seniors, and $8 for children 5- 12 (4 and under are free), and family $32. Concert tickets are $5 with festival admission or $7 for the concert only, children under 12 years are free! Tickets are available online or at the gate. Rain or shine, bring your camera!

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    • Although this isn’t an official proclamation, it must be “cultured music week” here in WNY.  Buffalo Place’s Thursday in the Square will feature Ozomatli, while the Tower Jam Concert Series boasts well-traveled Soulive on Friday.   Who is Ozomatli?  The group takes pride in transcending the Los Angeles music scene.  Although defining the band’s sound – characterized by its website as a “notorious urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of hip hop and salsa, dancehall and cumbia, samba and funk, merengue and comparsa, East LA R&B and New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga” – leaves one woozy and confused, the band pleases the ears and stimulates the brain.    The seven member, racially-diverse group was originally formed fourteen years ago to play at an area labor protest in L.A., and its political activism persevered.  Educated in cultural traditions through its tours in North Africa, Australia, and Japan, Ozomatli was invited by the U.S. State Department to serve as cultural ambassadors on a series of international tours in 2007.  The band backed American anti-war sentiment and the passion for change; Ozomatli strives for peace and understanding through its lyrics and actions.   Listen for hints of African, Middle Eastern, and Asian music – the band once recorded a song called ‘Arabic Jarocho Dancehall,’ after all – at Lafayette Square on Thursday for week five of TATS.

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    • Although this isn’t an official proclamation, it must be “cultured music week” here in WNY.  Buffalo Place’s Thursday in the Square will feature Ozomatli, while the Tower Jam Concert Series boasts well-traveled Soulive on Friday.   Who is Ozomatli?  The group takes pride in transcending the Los Angeles music scene.  Although defining the band’s sound – characterized by its website as a “notorious urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of hip hop and salsa, dancehall and cumbia, samba and funk, merengue and comparsa, East LA R&B and New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga” – leaves one woozy and confused, the band pleases the ears and stimulates the brain.    The seven member, racially-diverse group was originally formed fourteen years ago to play at an area labor protest in L.A., and its political activism persevered.  Educated in cultural traditions through its tours in North Africa, Australia, and Japan, Ozomatli was invited by the U.S. State Department to serve as cultural ambassadors on a series of international tours in 2007.  The band backed American anti-war sentiment and the passion for change; Ozomatli strives for peace and understanding through its lyrics and actions.   Listen for hints of African, Middle Eastern, and Asian music – the band once recorded a song called ‘Arabic Jarocho Dancehall,’ after all – at Lafayette Square on Thursday for week five of TATS.

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    • Although this isn’t an official proclamation, it must be “cultured music week” here in WNY.  Buffalo Place’s Thursday in the Square will feature Ozomatli, while the Tower Jam Concert Series boasts well-traveled Soulive on Friday.   Who is Ozomatli?  The group takes pride in transcending the Los Angeles music scene.  Although defining the band’s sound – characterized by its website as a “notorious urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of hip hop and salsa, dancehall and cumbia, samba and funk, merengue and comparsa, East LA R&B and New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga” – leaves one woozy and confused, the band pleases the ears and stimulates the brain.    The seven member, racially-diverse group was originally formed fourteen years ago to play at an area labor protest in L.A., and its political activism persevered.  Educated in cultural traditions through its tours in North Africa, Australia, and Japan, Ozomatli was invited by the U.S. State Department to serve as cultural ambassadors on a series of international tours in 2007.  The band backed American anti-war sentiment and the passion for change; Ozomatli strives for peace and understanding through its lyrics and actions.   Listen for hints of African, Middle Eastern, and Asian music – the band once recorded a song called ‘Arabic Jarocho Dancehall,’ after all – at Lafayette Square on Thursday for week five of TATS.

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    • Although this isn’t an official proclamation, it must be “cultured music week” here in WNY.  Buffalo Place’s Thursday in the Square will feature Ozomatli, while the Tower Jam Concert Series boasts well-traveled Soulive on Friday.   Who is Ozomatli?  The group takes pride in transcending the Los Angeles music scene.  Although defining the band’s sound – characterized by its website as a “notorious urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of hip hop and salsa, dancehall and cumbia, samba and funk, merengue and comparsa, East LA R&B and New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga” – leaves one woozy and confused, the band pleases the ears and stimulates the brain.    The seven member, racially-diverse group was originally formed fourteen years ago to play at an area labor protest in L.A., and its political activism persevered.  Educated in cultural traditions through its tours in North Africa, Australia, and Japan, Ozomatli was invited by the U.S. State Department to serve as cultural ambassadors on a series of international tours in 2007.  The band backed American anti-war sentiment and the passion for change; Ozomatli strives for peace and understanding through its lyrics and actions.   Listen for hints of African, Middle Eastern, and Asian music – the band once recorded a song called ‘Arabic Jarocho Dancehall,’ after all – at Lafayette Square on Thursday for week five of TATS.

    • Ozomatli plays Thursday at the Square TOMORROW

    • Although this isn’t an official proclamation, it must be “cultured music week” here in WNY.  Buffalo Place’s Thursday in the Square will feature Ozomatli, while the Tower Jam Concert Series boasts well-traveled Soulive on Friday.   Who is Ozomatli?  The group takes pride in transcending the Los Angeles music scene.  Although defining the band’s sound – characterized by its website as a “notorious urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of hip hop and salsa, dancehall and cumbia, samba and funk, merengue and comparsa, East LA R&B and New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga” – leaves one woozy and confused, the band pleases the ears and stimulates the brain.    The seven member, racially-diverse group was originally formed fourteen years ago to play at an area labor protest in L.A., and its political activism persevered.  Educated in cultural traditions through its tours in North Africa, Australia, and Japan, Ozomatli was invited by the U.S. State Department to serve as cultural ambassadors on a series of international tours in 2007.  The band backed American anti-war sentiment and the passion for change; Ozomatli strives for peace and understanding through its lyrics and actions.   Listen for hints of African, Middle Eastern, and Asian music – the band once recorded a song called ‘Arabic Jarocho Dancehall,’ after all – at Lafayette Square on Thursday for week five of TATS.

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    • So, on August 26th, 2009, who do you think earned the top album sold on iTunes?  Was it Kings of Leon with "Only By the Night?"  How about "Breakthrough" by Colbie Caillat?  Erroneous, on both counts. Ingrid Michaelson, who topped the chart last August, will take the Lafayette Square stage this Thursday, fresh off her performance alongside Dave Matthews Band, Stevie Wonder, Jay-Z, and Kings of Leon at Tennessee's Bonnaroo Festival.  Michaelson will perform hits from her famed album on iTunes, "Everybody," including recent favorite "Maybe."  Expect to hear her most popular tracks - "The Way I Am" off her 2007 album "Girls and Boys," which may sound familiar from an Old Navy commercial, and "Keep Breathing," which featured on the season finale of Grey's Anatomy the same year.  Bonnaroo.com inquired about the meaning behind Michaelson's album; the New York based artist said, "[The album is] almost a loss of innocence. I’m 29 years old and I shouldn’t worry if my mom and dad know that I kissed a boy from listening to one of my songs, but I remember on my first album I was like, 'Can I say that?'"  You can say it, Ingrid, you can say it. Her sound is described as "smart, pensive, yet poppy."  Who knew that "poppy" and "smart" weren't mutually exclusive?  Ingrid must be a real pioneer. Can Michaelson live up to the standard set by Tift Merritt and Alejandro Escovedo last Thursday?  We think so, but we suggest that you see it in person, not only because she's arguably the most attractive woman named Ingrid in the world, but because Buffalo.com will be there to snap your photo (and provide concession tickets!).
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  • This summer, starting on July 24th, Lockport celebrates Old Home Week. Once in a hundred years. The last one was in 1910.
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