[UCIMC-Tech] [IMC] Please post this on front page...

Fri May 6 17:29:03 CDT 2011

Todd,
Yep, I can do that.

I think you may have been trying to put it up as an Event. That puts it 
on the calendar, but not on the IMC Newswire.

Instead, you need to post it as a Story instead, then choose Local under 
Scope. That's how I got it where it is.

As for the new captchas, still some issues there. However, it does work. 
Just keep entering the right answers. It will eventually take them 
story, but may require several tries, even if you're sure you're putting 
in the correct answers.
Mike Lehman

On 5/6/2011 4:09 PM, Christopher Todd Durnil wrote:
> To whomever can help here -
>
> I have tried and tried to get this information posted on the front 
> page of ucimc.org and am giving up.  I do not understand how to get it 
> posted, CAPTCHAs consistently are not working as they should, and 
> postings are not going through.  Can someone (Chris, Brian Duggan, 
> Tatyana, Kristina - someone...) please help me and post this, please???
>
> Thanks!!!
>
> Todd Durnil
>
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> The *Champaign-Urbana Folk & Roots Festival *and the* Urbana-Champaign 
> Independent Media Center* proudly present a special concert featuring 
> Ghosttown Gramophone, The Eva Hunter Band, An Evening With Your 
> Mother, and The Palace Flophouse on Saturday, May 21, 2011, at 6pm - 
> Midnight.  The Urbana-Champaign Independent Media Center is located in 
> the old Urbana Post Office at 202 S. Broadway in Urbana, just north of 
> the main entrance to the Lincoln Square Mall.  Parking is available 
> for free in the Urbana Parking Lot across the street from the IMC. 
>  Admission is $8 for Adults, $15 for Couples, $5 for Students.  The 
> Independent Media Center is an alcohol-free venue, concessions will be 
> available, all ages are admitted.
>
>
>
> Hailing from Bloomington, *Ghosttown Gramophone 
> *(http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ghosttown-Gramophone/61032626210) is a 
> rootsy Americana Folk Rock band influenced by such greats as Bob 
> Dylan, Neil Young, Gram Parsons, The Jayhawks, Neko Case, Hank 
> Williams, Uncle Tupelo, Townes Van Zandt, Will "Bonnie Prince Billy" 
> Oldham, The Band, and the old Sun Records catalog.  The band features 
> lead singer/guitarist/keyboardist Greg Peterson, lead guitarist Jay 
> Larson, bassist Mark Genrich, and percussionist Tony SanFilippo.  They 
> have been performing together now for five years and garnered acclaim 
> and a dedicated following from their debut cd "December 32nd."
>
>
>
> **
>
> Admirer’s say it’s the immediacy in her eyes, honesty of her voice, 
> and her hauntingly poignant songs which make *Eva Hunter 
> *(http://www.facebook.com/evahunterband) a truly unique and powerful 
> performer. They describe her as having the raw emotion of Janis 
> Joplin, the growl of Melissa Ethridge, and yet the tenderness of 
> Jewel. While categorized as a singer-songwriter, Hunter fuses elements 
> of country, folk, light jazz and orchestrated rock as her alluring 
> voice glides from a raspy whisper to a gospel-like boom. In fifteen 
> years of touring, Eva has performed with many acclaimed artists, 
> toured with popular Nashville band The Floating Men, and formed a live 
> band of top artists from her hometown producing a total of five album 
> releases, including the studio albums "Fancy Prairie," "Thirsty'" and 
> "No Missing Pieces."  Band Members include guitarist Michael Sullivan, 
> bassist Bruce Williams, and drummer Rick Snow.
>
>
>
>
> Formed in the early spring of 2010, *An Evening With Your Mother 
> *(http://www.facebook.com/aneveningwithyourmother) is a local trio of 
> young musicians whose backgrounds range from musical theatre to 
> classical orchestras. However, they share a common set of influences 
> and have joined to create a unique folk/acoustic indie rock sound. To 
> date they have written over twenty original songs and performed 
> throughout the Champaign-Urbana area. The band has recorded an e.p., 
> "Low Expectations," and are currently working on their first 
> full-length debut, to be titled "Trees," which they will release this 
> summer.
>
>
>
>
> *The Palace Flophouse *(http://www.facebook.com/tpfsounds) started as 
> the solo project of Bradley Bergstrand. He has since added mainstays 
> Nathan Fry, Gretchen Bergstrand and Asa Dawson, as well as various 
> other musicians. Many have frequently appeared on the band’s previous 
> projects, which consist of the lo-fi full-length “Yesterday was Fun!” 
> and a split EP with the band “The November Story.” The Palace 
> Flophouse’s 2009 project, “Try Not to Get Worried,”  is highlighted by 
> unique, mixed-gender harmonies over energetic acoustic guitar. The 
> band’s lyrics are literal, meaningful, original and engagingly 
> narrative. The rhythm section is immediately essential, giving the 
> tracks depth and edge and allowing the band to flex emotionally. The 
> Palace Flophouse consists of a folk musician who has surrounded 
> himself on all sides with talented musicians, giving the initially 
> straightforward sound a slew of layers and versatility.  The band just 
> released their critically-acclaimed follow-up, "Bad Friends Forever."
>
>
>
>
>
> A video featuring music and information about the show can be seen on 
> youtube at: http://youtu.be/TyL1q72yeZw
>
>
>
> For more information, please contact Todd Durnil at (217) 607-1307 or 
> at christoddur1 at yahoo.com
>
>
> http://www.ucimc.org
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