Anonymous asked: Hey, do you know if there is a Doctor Who club or something like it at Buff State?
Hmm, I’ve met Doctor Who fans on campus but is there a official fan club I don’t know but there should be.
Anonymous asked: Just read "artvoices-100-things-you-must-do-this-summer". I'm a filmgoer, I would like to visit Buffalo 66's locations, could you tell me the name of the strip bar in which the last scenes of the movie are set? Thanx
I honestly don’t know where it is but maybe one of my followers know?
The Buffalo Bills are releasing Brian Moorman, arguably the best punter in Bills history.
Good luck wherever you go from here Brian.
TUMBLR TUESDAY: REGISTER TO VOTE EDITION
Does it feel like election day is still ages away? It’s not; in fact, early voting began for half of the country this week. And for half of the country, if you’re not yet registered in just two weeks, you’ll lose the chance to vote entirely. That’s what happened to 6 million Americans in 2008; this year, we’re participating in National Voter Registration Day to help make sure you’re not left out.
If you’re in the US, you should see the button above on your Dashboard; click it to register through our friends at Our Time.No matter how you feel about politics, remember that your vote has the power to make a difference for at least one critical candidate or ballot measure on your ticket. If you don’t participate in the voting booth, you allow others to make important decisions for you.Need some inspiration? Check out this gorgeous GIF campaign from MTV’s Power of 12, a new video from the cast of Workaholics, and a gallery of voting-inclined celebs at HyperVocal.
For more info, follow National Voter Registration Day on Tumblr, or track the tag #925NVRD. You can register in person at an NVRD meetup happening near you, or phone in any questions to the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE.
And even if you’re already registered, please reblog this post to ensure none of your followers miss it!
Please make sure you are registered to vote for this upcoming election.
Whenever somebody asks me where I’m from, I often find myself bracing for their reaction when I say Buffalo. If the person is polite, the response might be something like, “Wow! You must get lots of snow!” If they’re feeling a bit more forward, it’s likely something along the lines of “I bet you’re glad you got the hell out of that dump!” In most cases, this sort of conversation would be qualified as “small talk,” and the proper retort would be none at all — just a simple “I guess” and a shrug. Because of this, the person I’m interacting with, expecting the monosyllabic replies of typical small talk repartee, is in no way prepared for the robust counterattack I’m prepared to inflict. Something that usually begins with, “BUFFALO IS THE BEST CITY EVER!” And I mean it….
Check out this Buffalo city guide written by Maxwell Tielman for Design*Sponge. You might find something new about our beautiful city.
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, and during September 9 – 15, TWLOHA is participating in National Suicide Prevention Week. We asked you to join us by answering some key questions in our NSPW survey. These are questions we believe can guide the conversation about suicide and depression—not only this week, but year-round. For each day of NSPW, we’ll be sharing a new question and some of the responses we’ve received.
Global suicide rates have increased by 60 percent in the last 45 years—but those numbers can change. So, tell us…
WHY IS SUICIDE PREVENTION IMPORTANT TO YOU?
“It’s important to me for many reasons; because I believe every life matters, because I have empathy for anyone who feels suicide is the only solution, and because I believe in futures.”
“Suicide prevention is important to me because as a college student, I know that my fellow students are greatly at risk for depression and thoughts of suicide. I would be devastated to lose a single person.”
“My daughter died by suicide, and I would like to help save other families from this heartbreak.” – Elaine, 61
“It’s not only about preventing suicide, but also helping with depression and self-harm. The best way to prevent suicide is to treat the things that cause it.”
ellipsistohope asked: I know, right!? I was excited then sad all in one fell swoop.
ellipsistohope asked: According to Channel 2 and Channel 4: "Statement from Trader Joe's: "At this time Kenmore is not in Trader Joe's two-year plan."
Well then. Mean people getting all of our hopes up and then crushing them in one morning.
The Kenmore Village Improvement Society (KVIS) has announced that the Trader Joe’s for Western New York campaign was successful, as Trader Joe’s plans to open a store in WNY during the 4th quarter of 2013.
The KVIS made efforts to bring the popular grocery store, known for its unique food and beverage items, to the area with a campaign featuring a mascot called “Kenmore Joe”, letter writing, and social media initiatives.
For more information about this and the KVIS visit their website at www.villageofkenmore.com
(Source: wkbw.com)
