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Campus Crest Communities, Inc. (NYSE:CCG) (the "Company") today announced that effective October 20, 2012, Robert Dann, Executive Vice President and Division President for Campus Crest Real Estate Management and Campus Crest Development, will become the Company's Chief Operating Officer. Earl C. Howell, the Company's current Chief Operating Officer and President, will continue to serve as President of the Company until January 4, 2013, and then move into a transitional role as Director of Special Projects until his retirement at the end of 2013.
"We are confident in our internal succession planning, which entails promoting Rob to the position of Chief Operating Officer," said Ted W. Rollins, Co-Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. "On behalf of the Board and everyone at Campus Crest, I would like to thank Earl for his leadership over the past three years as COO, and for his years of service to the Company and its privately-held predecessor. Earl's dedication and commitment to the organization and its mission of serving students have been invaluable to Campus Crest."
Mr. Dann, 50, joined the Company in April of 2011 and has more than 25 years of industry experience, including strategic planning, portfolio and asset management and operational execution. From October of 2005 until April of 2011, he was president of CSM Lodging, LLC in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he oversaw a portfolio of 38 hotels. Before that, Mr. Dann served as vice president of operations for Interstate Hotels & Resorts and also as executive vice president with Boykin Management in Cleveland, Ohio. He also has more than 15 years of property level hotel experience with such companies as Ian Schrager Hotels, Helmsley Hotels, Westin and InterContinental. Mr. Dann is a graduate of the University of Denver with a BSBA in Hotel and Restaurant Management.
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Campus Crest Communities, Inc. is a leading developer, builder, owner and manager of high-quality, resident life focused student housing properties located close to college campuses in targeted U.S. markets. The Company is a self-managed, self-administered and vertically-integrated real estate investment trust which operates all of its properties under The Grove® brand. The Company owns interests in 33 operating student housing properties containing approximately 6,324 apartment units and 17,064 beds. The Company expects to deliver six new projects and one expansion of an existing property containing approximately 1,346 units and 3,820 beds in the third quarter of 2012. Additionally, the Company has commenced construction of three projects containing approximately 658 units and 1,796 beds for delivery in the third quarter of 2013. Since its inception, the Company has focused on customer service, privacy, on-site amenities and its proprietary residence life programs to provide college students across the United States with a higher quality of living. Additional information can be found on the Company's website at http://www.campuscrest.com. Forward-Looking Statements This press release and other statements and information publicly disseminated by the Company contain certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The Company intends such forward-looking statements to be covered by the safe harbor provisions for forward-looking statements contained in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and includes this statement for purposes of complying with these safe harbor provisions. Forward-looking statements relate to expectations, beliefs, projections, future plans and strategies, anticipated events or trends and similar expressions concerning matters that are not historical facts. In some cases, you can identify forward-looking statements by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "may," "will," "should," "expects," "intends," "plans," "anticipates," "believes," "estimates," "predicts" or "potential" or the negative of these words and phrases or similar words or phrases which are predictions of or indicate future events or trends and which do not relate solely to historical matters. Forward-looking statements in this press release include, among others, statements about the expected transition of the Chief Operating Officer position. You should not rely on forward-looking statements since they involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties, assumptions and contingencies, many of which are beyond the Company's control that may cause actual results to differ significantly from those expressed in any forward-looking statement. All forward-looking statements reflect the Company's good faith beliefs, assumptions and expectations, but they are not guarantees of future performance. Furthermore, except as otherwise required by federal securities laws, the Company disclaims any obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement to reflect changes in underlying assumptions or factors, new information, data or methods, future events or other changes. For a further discussion of these and other factors that could cause the Company's future results to differ materially from any forward-looking statements, see the risk factors discussed in the Company's most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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I was sitting on the couch wearing a long, loose, modest dress. It was the end of a long day of church meetings and we were gathered at my parents' home for a fellowship. I was exhausted. I yawned and leaned back a little on the cushions, resting my back.
Several church members sat in other seats, talking. Suddenly, a middle-aged man sitting across the room stood up and stalked out of the room, clearly agitated. I saw him leave but had no idea what had just happened.
A moment later, someone tapped me on the shoulder and told me to sit upright. I straightened up, confused.
"What's wrong?" I asked.
"You're leaning against the couch cushions in a suggestive manner. Brother So-and-So thinks you're intentionally trying to seduce him and he refuses to come back into the room until you're sitting completely upright."
"What?! I'm not trying to seduce anyone, I'm just sitting here trying to rest!"
I received no answer. I was simply expected to comply.
I felt a rush of shame spread over my entire body. I started shaking. I was mortified that anyone–much less a man twice my age!–would think I was intentionally trying to seduce him by…resting my back against the couch cushions. How was that even possible?
It was possible because women were held responsible for the sexual thought lives of men. If a man was aroused–no matter how ridiculous or far-fetched the perceived "immodesty"–women were blamed.
I fled the room and could never look at that older man in the eyes again. I felt violated, somehow.
It was disconcerting and sickening to feel like no matter how modestly I dressed, every inch of my being from how I sat, to how I walked, to how I wore my purse (never across the chest! only over the shoulder!), to how I spoke to how I moved–every bit of me was scrutinized for ANY POSSIBLE indication of being sexually suggestive.
This kind of thing doesn't just happen in very conservative, fundamentalist churches. This goes on in mainline, popular, evangelical churches, too.
For example, last week I received an email from a reader named Julia:
One day at college youth group, I left in the middle of the sermon to visit the restroom. The closest one was occupied so I went across the church (a mega church in Portland, Oregon… so it was far) to the other bathrooms. A man followed me and sexually assaulted me by knife point. When I was talking with my pastor about it (which took a long time, and I was basically blackmailed into telling him as I was on speaker phone talking about it and he was there listening in) the first thing he said was "Well, why were you over there?"
That one line affected me so deeply, on a spiritual and emotional level. He was a father figure to me, and he blamed me for what happened.
Why were you over there? THAT was the question Julia was asked. It was a question that perniciously assigned blame to the victim. It was a question that added insult to injury. It was a question that devastated Julia's emotional and spiritual life.
I know my story and Julia's story are not the only ones. I know there are women reading these words right now who have their own similar stories. I agree with Dianna Anderson that we, as a church, need to change the conversation:
We need to first teach men that blaming women for boners is not a healthy way to go through life, and that sexual attraction and not feeling sexual attraction are natural and acceptable identities. We need to broaden the conversation to talk about control and objectification rather than how one person is sinful for having a perfectly normal sexual reaction to attractiveness. We need to talk about how this thinking fuels a culture of rape.
Because, here's the thing: modesty rules hurt women AND men. It is harmful to shame women for arousing sexual desire in men and it is harmful to shame men for experiencing normal, sexual attraction.
Worst of all, by trying to control and codify modesty, we unwittingly fuel a culture of rape in our churches. What? Yes. A culture of rape. Libby Anne explains that rape culture is:
The idea that a woman who is raped must have been asking for it, that women who dress scantily are asking for it, that somehow, when a woman is raped,it's her own fault. This idea that men can't control themselves, that they can't help it, that they are innocent victims of seductress females. The idea that when men express their sexuality inappropriately it must have been some woman's fault for leading him on with her revealing clothing or demeanor.
We must find a way to change this. I'm raising daughters. I'm raising sons. I want both my sons AND daughters to embrace their sexuality free from shame, free from blame and free from this pernicious culture of rape that only grows when we refuse to talk about it.
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Looking for some general size of females from TT British Labs
Looking real hard at a March/April breeding for a yellow lab
Just curious of size @ Lbs
Looking for some general size of females from TT British Labs
Looking real hard at a March/April breeding for a yellow lab
Just curious of size @ Lbs
brittish females and american females and what ever kind of labrador female all have size and weight variations, most lab females should be between 50 and 75 lbs but why are you so set on TT British Labs?
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Standard for Labrador Retrievers as follows:
Dogs - 65lbs -80lbs
This is the standard for all Labradors.
Females - 55lbs - 70lbs
I was there just in December. Which bitch in particular?
His dogs are average sized. So, bigger than a lot of Milner's, but still probably a little small compared to most American FT breedings. Of course, you can get a huge range of size out of the same liter... I'm only speaking in generalizations.
And watch out for the hijacks... "Why do you want to get a dog from TT?" will be followed by a massive thread on UK vs American, or +r vs. -, or health clearances, or whatever. Here it comes..
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Thanks I have some awareness of size and weight variations based on Stud and Dams but am also aware that certain Kennels have breeding characteristics that are sometimes similar
While certain "american " lab breeders look for drive ,and ability in breed so to do the "British" but the size variations within a breeders kennel may have a "general" look ie. more leggy, broad chested ,blocky heads based on their "pool" of breeder dogs
This is just a general question that may have been been better phrased
As for TT British Lab not sure I am "so set"but very interested and obtaining information
Thanks for the response
Thanks-- Barton offered what I thought was the "general" size issue
Barton I tried to send you a PM but I am too new to forum to be allowed to do so
Richard, great that you are looking into Double TT brits, Haynes Floyd puts a lot of love and caring into his breeding program. I have trained probably 12 TT females, almost all of these have been in the 50 - 60 pound range, one barely hit 45 lbs. By AKC standards, Haynes females are on the small side of the standard. Most of the dogs I have worked with are 6 months to 1 1/2 years of age.
All the Double TT dogs I have had in, have shown good/great drive and desire, a willingness to work and have shown a love of retrieving . I hope this helps.
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Didnt want to upset anyone was just wondering i like to know what people like in a kennel it gives me an idea of what makes a person wants to keep bringing there dogs back or why certain kennels always have waiting lists for pups
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I have a Double T bitch who is just over 6 months old. She weighs 40 lbs. She will likely top out right around 50. From the bitches I have seen at the kennel and out of TT, lower 50s is the norm. My bitch's dam was 47 lbs. I specifically asked the breeder about sizes of dams and sires when I was picking a litter, because I wanted a small dog.
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Does anyone have bursitis? If so what are you taking for pain relief? I have it in my right hip and sometimes it is realy painful. I can't even sleep at night. My Dr. said to take Ibuprofen or Naproxen type products. It gives some relief but I'm wondering if there is anything else I could take that would help. When it really gets bad, I use the heating pad and that helps. I want to stay off prescriptions as I don't have insurance coverage for them and relly can't afford them otherwise. Has anyone found any herbal remedies? Thanks. |
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I had really bad bursitis in both hips. I took ibuprofen and naproxen, but it didn't help much. I had a very expensive prescription-only cream and that didn't help much either. I had physical therapy - same story. What worked is that I had an appendectomy and the forced rest cured me. I am very afraid of it coming back so I am trying to be really careful about my exercise this go-round. |
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Blogger for Graeme's Fantasy Book Review. Somewhere in the heart of London I'm working my way through as much sci-fi, fantasy and horror literature as is humanly possible (and then some).
14 Nov 2012
'What is it like to be a blogger?' they asked me. It was a question that caught me out, to start off with, because I've been running my blog for so long now that it's become an integral part of my day to write a review/have a little rant/whatever and post it. I actually had to take a quick look at my blog (www.graemesfantasybookreview.com in case you were wondering) to see how long I'd been running things for. It all began way back in March 2007 so that's just over five and a half years then; a good year longer than any of the jobs that I've held down. I wish that blogging was my job but that's another story.
'But what is it like?' It's amazing, no question about it. Find something that you're passionate about, blog about it and join in an ongoing worldwide conversation with likeminded people. What's not to like? I love reading fantasy, sci-fi and horror; running my blog has not only helped me become a little more coherent (hopefully) in my reaction to books but it has also opened my eyes to just how many of these books are out there. I'm never going to be able to read all of them but I've managed to find some little gems in the meantime; books that I would never have come across if it hadn't been for the blog. I've also made a lot of friends through blogging and queuing for signings on my own has become having a good chat in the line and perhaps a beer afterwards with the publisher. Again, what's not to like? And the books… I am never short of something to read and for a person like me that's a real lifesaver, especially on the morning commute to work.
I ought to tell you though that there is a flipside to all this. There's always a flipside… Find something that you're passionate about, blog about it and join in an ongoing worldwide conversation with likeminded people… And try to make sure that the rest of your life doesn't get ignored too much. Like the job that you have to go to every day and the family that you come home to afterwards. I love reading fantasy, sci-fi and horror and the constant temptation is to just keep reading; especially if I want to get another review up before the end of the week. Real life isn't too keen on that happening though; my two year old daughter wants me to have picnics with her Star Wars figures (best picnics EVER but there's always glitter to be cleaned up afterwards), my wife wants me to be a husband, there's a dirty great big crack in the wall and the boiler is making funny noises… You know what I mean here, you'd rather bury your head in a book as well.
It's all about maintaining some kind of balance then and you're never going to get it quite right. Ok, I never get it quite right but I've got an understanding wife (for as long as the book pile remains vaguely under control) and a daughter who will read Star Wars books with me (so long as Yoda is on the cover). It all seems to work out but I couldn't tell you quite how it does. If you're going to blog then you really have to find your own way to make it all work out.
And that's really the point of this post isn't it? You like sci-fi, fantasy and horror just as much as I do and you're thinking of starting up a blog of your own (the title caught your eye didn't it?). You're not quite sure how to do it though, setting something up on Blogger is easy enough but what happens next? I'll tell you how it worked for me and, because I like you, I'll also tell you what you should probably do instead…
Things kicked off for me with a random conversation that I jumped onto in a forum where I mentioned that I was starting up a blog and I'd be happy to review the books that the publishing chap was talking about. He asked me for a link and my blog was born a couple of hours later… The books turned up the next day and the rest was history. I was really lucky that it went the way it did and, to be honest, I don't think that kind of luck exists these days. There are a lot of bloggers out there now and a lot more who want to start; publishers can now afford to be a lot choosier about who they work with. So… Give those potential contacts a blog that they will want to work with. Don't contact any publisher until there's enough content on your blog that they know you mean business. You've got a bookshelf full of books, blog about those. Go to the library and blog about any books that you take out. Blog about that really cool cover you saw in Waterstones. Blog about… well, it's your blog!
Publishers are also going to want to know that plenty of people read your blog before they start sending you books. There are loads of widgets out there that will measure your traffic, all pretty much do the job. How to get that traffic though…? That's a tough one. It all boils down to 'link back to your blog wherever you can but not too much', no-one likes a spammer. Twitter is always a good place to post links; different forums have different ideas about what's spam and what isn't.
So you've contacted a publisher (publicity email addresses can be found on most websites) and they are sending you books. Then another publisher realises this and decides that they'd quite like to send you books as well. Then you end up with a pile of books on the bedroom floor and an unhappy wife (well, I did…) The number of books received can vary, some weeks nothing at all will show up but other weeks can see anywhere between 20-30 books arrive at my house. What do you do with all those books?
My experience is that while every publisher would love you to read their entire catalogue, none of them actually expect you to (it's a lot of books after all). If you're a quick reader then go for it but if not, save yourself the headache and just read what you want to. They'll be cool but just remember that it's good manners to send them a link to any review that you do post (whether you liked the book or not).
I tend to prioritize my reading through an ever changing system of 'what catches my eye at a particular moment' but I will also try and make time for a publisher if I haven't reviewed one of their books lately. You'll find that your own method of prioritization forms by itself.
The most important thing is to enjoy it. There's no point if you don't enjoy it and your readers will pick up on it as well. Don't be afraid to take a few days out if you need to and come back ready to pick up and get going again. Your readers like your posts (they wouldn't read them if they didn't) and they're happy to wait for them.
That's pretty much it but I'm online far more often than I should be so drop me an email if you've started a blog and have any questions (email address at the top right hand side of my blog). Or just drop me an email anyway, I like getting emails.
Go on, go write that blog!
"The most important thing is to enjoy it. There's no point if you don't enjoy it"
YES. Well said!
You're preaching to the choir, Graeme :) I'm in pretty much the same boat as you (though I've only been going for just under 3 years so I've a ways to go yet before I hit your level) but I'm glad it's not just me that has a runaway TBR pile.
"Then you end up with a pile of books on the bedroom floor and an unhappy wife"
In my case it's a pile on the stairs, the kitchen table, and the bedside floor, but the unhappy wife is the same. :)
Great article, Graeme.
Regarding the "flipside", the biggest problem in my humble opinion is, whatever the level of our socializing around and about books, that "reading" remains a very personal action/hobby/passion. The sharing of *this* passion doesn't happing while you're doing it. This is a major disadvantage compared to many other activities as you cannot spend time with your better half or with your little ones or with your friends at the same time. You can physically be next to others but mentally you're in a different universe than them.
@Yagiz: I'm not sure I agree. You are correct about being next to each other and reading two different books set within different universes (although you made read the same book if you own two copies or an ereader) but the experience can still be shared.
My boyfriend and I are both reading Stephen King's Dark Tower series, one of us always ahead of the other, making vague remarks about how awesome the next book is. We talk about what we liked and disliked – and it feels very much like we're sharing the experience and we're on this journey together.
Plus, you can read out loud to another person (not just to children, but if you have any, go for it).
On a blog, I don't think it's your job, or most people's intention, to make your readers feel what you felt while reading a certain book. It's to make them want to pick up a book that may give them a similarly great experience. Thus, sort-of-sharing it. :)
I'd add that creating a little stash of reviews and snippets posts for rainy day/dying with flu/crazy at work days can be handy if you want to take a bit of a longer break every now and then. :)


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noun \ˈpȯi-zən\: a substance that can cause people or animals to die or to become very sick if it gets into their bodies especially by being swallowed
: something (such as an idea, emotion, or situation) that is very harmful or unpleasant
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- suck poison from a snake bite
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- Poverty is a poison to society.
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verb: to cause (a person or animal) to die or to become very sick with poison
: to put a harmful or deadly substance in or on (something)
: to change (something) in a very harmful or unpleasant way
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I thought the flavors of this were just right. I used slightly less lamb, but the same amount of the sauce and found the lemons and capers a nice balance to the meat. I also used a grill pan and put it right in the oven under the broiler. Served with creamed spinach--also on this website
Hey, try this one with a simple variation. Use orange zest and orange juice instead, and double the sauce recipe. Use a bit more OJ than suggested. At the end, blend in some half and half. It's very tasty, and I think the orange flavor is great with the lamb.
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When the Pretenders regrouped, for want of a better word, at AIR Studios in central London on July 20, 1982, it was amid traumatic circumstances. Only singer/songwriter Chrissie Hynde and drummer Martin Chambers remained from the depleted band. The previous month, on June 14, bass player Pete Farndon had been kicked out due to his chronic drug habit, and two days later fate had then dealt the ultimate ironic blow to one of those who'd been party to Farndon's sacking: lead guitarist James Honeyman-Scott, whose musical versatility had played a large part in the band's success, was found dead from an overdose of heroin and cocaine.
Farndon would succumb in similar fashion the following year, yet in the meantime Hynde, pregnant with the child of Kinks frontman Ray Davies, penned a moving tribute to Honeyman-Scott entitled 'Back On The Chain Gang'. She and Chambers recruited some replacements at very short notice in order to record the song: former Manfred Mann's Earth Band guitarist Robbie McIntosh, whom Honeyman-Scott had already enlisted to play alongside him in the Pretenders, plus Rockpile guitarist Billy Bremner and Big Country bassist Tony Butler. As on the band's first two albums, Pretenders and Pretenders II, Chris Thomas was in the producer's chair, yet this time around the engineering would be taken care of by Steve Churchyard instead of Bill Price.
After Nick Lowe had produced the band's first single, a cover of Ray Davies' 'Stop Your Sobbing' which made the UK top 40 in early 1979, the Pretenders had enjoyed chart success on both sides of the Atlantic with the aforementioned albums, as well as the singles 'Kid', 'Brass In Pocket' and 'Talk Of The Town'. And according to Churchyard it was the "creative genius" of Chris Thomas that accounted in large part for the group's distinctive sound, as well as their ability to bridge the gap between punk, new wave and melodic pop.
"Without a doubt, if George Martin was the fifth Beatle, then Chris Thomas was the fifth Pretender," Churchyard says. "He was hands-on in all aspects of the recording, whereas a lot of producers produce from their phone in the car. He was there for every moment of whatever was going on, directing either me or the musicians, and in many respects he was my mentor. I probably learned more from him than anybody else."
The producer and/or engineer for an incredible array of artists, including the Stranglers, Rod Stewart, INXS, Madness, Paul McCartney, Big Country, Joni Mitchell, Counting Crows, Cliff Richard, Ricky Martin, Celine Dion, Sinéad O'Connor, Tim McGraw, LeAnn Rimes and, most recently, the Eagles, Herbie Hancock, Dishwalla, Beck, Ben Folds and Sheryl Crow, Steve Churchyard grew up in Surbiton, Surrey, and entered the business in 1974 as an assistant at the tiny Orange Music 16-track studio in London's Soho. This was located in the basement of a guitar shop on New Compton Street, where it wasn't unusual to see the likes of Jimmy Page or Paul Kossoff trying out new instruments, and Churchyard remained there three years before continuing his engineering career at AIR.
"That's where I'd always wanted to work," he says. "I'd initially failed to get an interview there and went to Orange instead, but after three years I called AIR's manager Dave Harries and he offered me a job as an assistant. This was kind of a step back, because I'd gone from a tape-op at Orange to being an engineer, chief tech and studio manager — it was like a one-man operation. However, I jumped at the chance. A lot of the records that I listened to back then were made at AIR, as well as at Olympic and Morgan — Rod Stewart and the Stones and Zeppelin — so I really wanted to work at AIR, and my first job there was assisting Geoff Emerick on Wings' London Town album, at which point I realised I really knew nothing at all about recording.
"At Orange I'd been working with a home-made, two-inch tape recorder, built by one of the guys who worked there, and it sort of worked here and there. There was no remote control for it — I was the remote control — whereas AIR was a 24-track facility with four studios, about eight technical engineers and probably eight full-time sound engineers, including Pete Henderson, Steve Nye, Jon Kelly, Colin Fairley and, of course, Geoff, who was chief engineer. Not only did I get to assist the greatest, but George Martin was my boss and I just made myself available for whatever was going on, so I got to work with George on a lot of different things, including a number of Paul McCartney sessions."
It was after spending five years at AIR that Steve Churchyard began working with Chris Thomas. Bill Price normally engineered for Thomas, but Churchyard filled in on a Big Country assignment when Price was occupied with the management of AIR's sister studio, Wessex, and it was in the middle of the Big Country project that Churchyard was then asked by Thomas to record 'Back On The Chain Gang'.
"Since they had previously recorded at AIR and Wessex, I'd already met the Pretenders," Churchyard remarks. "I'd be down the pub chatting to them, so I knew them all socially before I ever worked with them. Now Jimmy [Honeyman-Scott] and Pete were gone, and it was a really difficult time for Chrissie and Martin. They were still in shock, basically, and the rest of us were all very sympathetic to what was going on. I don't think anybody really knew what state the Pretenders were in at that point. Chris got hold of a number of different people and the session was just kind of pasted together."
While Tony Butler played bass on 'Chain Gang', with Robbie McIntosh playing rhythm guitar and Billy Bremner playing the memorable lead part, McIntosh would take over on lead for the subsequent, appropriately titled Learning To Crawl album, which would mostly feature Malcolm Foster on bass. All of the recordings took place in AIR's Studio One, which housed a 56-input, 24-track Neve 8078, one of three built for AIR, designed in conjunction with George Martin, and now considered vintage although it was then state-of-the-art, boasting a frequency response from 40Hz to 100kHz, ±1dB.
"Its EQ was designed by Geoff Emerick and it had 34427 remote mic pres that are on the new Neve 88R," Churchyard states. "That console, which had no automation, is now at AIR Lyndhurst and has got GML. Everything we did was manual mixing."
A Studer A800 Mk III tape machine and JBL 4350 monitors were housed inside AIR's spaceous fourth-floor Studio One control room, where windows afforded real daylight from London's Oxford Circus, and the adjacent live room was large enough to accomodate a 60-piece orchestra. "That fourth-floor space was originally a banqueting hall," says Churchyard. "The main room was pretty live, with very high ceilings and linoleum on the floor, and there were also three isolation rooms; one on the left as you looked through the control-room glass, one to the right, and one at the back that was always full of gear."
According to the engineer's recollection, he never heard a demo of 'Back On The Chain Gang'. Instead, he assumes it was rehearsed before the band entered the studio. "The 'B' side of that single was 'My City Was Gone', and the bass riff was something that Tony Butler used to play just as a warm-up," Churchyard recalls. "He was playing it in rehearsals and the song grew out of that. I wasn't at the rehearsals, but I do remember the tracking session, and because it was the 'B' side, we knocked it out real quick."
First, however, there was the 'A' side...
"The structure for 'Chain Gang' had already been figured out when they came into the studio. I mean, Chris [Thomas] was always well into the song and the arrangement, even though some stuff was invariably changed on the fly. We would do a number of takes, and because everything was 24-track analogue we'd do takes and then we'd do edits. Chris would say 'OK, take three,' and we'd take a chunk out of that and splice it together with various other takes before getting ready to do overdubs.
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"The Pretenders were set up as if they were going to play live — for 'Chain Gang' we had Martin's kit on a foot-high riser in the centre of the room. I'm not sure what the riser did for the sound, but it looked great. We used a PA behind him — some small Yamaha self-powered speakers — and once we got the drum sound we'd send stuff back from the control room out through that PA just to pump up the sound in the room. It would either be snare drum or toms, and if he was playing along to a Linn 2 drum machine, which we used a lot as a click, that might also go back out through the PA and become part of the drum sound. The delays that you can hear on the drum sound of 'My City Was Gone' were AMS delays sent through the console and back through the PA, giving a kind of tinny quality — tinny in a good way.
"As a drummer, Martin was great. Invariably, we'd go for performance over any timing factor, and we'd cut it together old-school style. The Linn 2 sat beside his drum kit, we'd figure out the tempo for the song, and he'd either play to a click track or some kind of loop that he would make. Then, depending on the loop, with some songs we would actually feed that back through the PA. There's Linn drum running throughout the song 'I Hurt You' — it was going out through the PA, into the room, and Martin was playing along to it, so it became part of the song.
"This whole PA thing was kind of new to me. Chris Thomas and Bill Price had designed it to fill the room with more sound, and Martin also liked it because it was like being on stage, hearing everything through his monitors. He'd feel the kick drum coming back at him, and it was just more live than the usual studio dryness. His kit was miked with [an AKG] D12 on the kick, Sennheiser 421s on the toms, a [Shure] SM57 on top of the snare, a [Neumann] KM84 on the bottom of the snare and a KM84 on the hi-hat. This was kind of a standard setup. The overheads were AKG 451s, although to this day I normally use Coles 4038s.
"Aside from Martin's playing, it was also thanks to Chris Thomas that the drums sounded so great. The live tracking, playing with the Linn drum, putting it out through the PA — Chris ensured that it sounded very organic while at the same time employing some trickery that the listener wouldn't really be aware of in order to make it sound exciting. You know, we might just set up a mic in the middle that would have some kind of ridiculous compression on it, or something like that, and mix that back in there. This was the result of Chris having been George Martin's assistant on the Beatles' White Album, through the Badfinger days and working with Roxy Music and Brian Eno. He's been around a lot of creative people."
While bass player Tony Butler, standing to Martin Chambers' left, was DI'd, Robbie McIntosh played his Strats on the other side of the kit, his amp in one of the isolation booths, miked with a combination of Shure SM57 and Neumann U87. "A lot of the time the guitar sounds were so layered with multiple guitars, it's hard to now figure out where one starts and another ends," says Churchyard. "We'd use Rickenbacker six-strings and 12-strings, Strats, Les Pauls, everything."
Billy Bremner, standing next to the bassist, played a Telecaster, as did Chrissie Hynde, standing in front of Martin Chambers. Both guitars were miked with the same SM57/U87 combination employed for Robbie McIntosh, while Hynde's scratch vocals were recorded with a Shure SM58.
"The band members could almost touch each other," Churchyard says, and given the circumstances surrounding the sessions, the mood was not as bleak as you might imagine. "As I've said, there was a slightly strange atmosphere, with no one really sure if the Pretenders would continue as a band, but we also had some fun. For instance, that hammer sound in the choruses involved us all going around banging stuff together to try to get the right effect. In the end, the best sound came from these 25-pound weights that were normally used to hold the orchestral boom mics in place and stop them falling over. My assistant, Jeremy Allom, was therefore commissioned to bang them together — if you meet him today, his arms are probably a little bit longer than they should be. It took more than one take. I mean, you can imagine trying to smash two weights together in time. In those days there was no digital technology to sample a take and paste it in. It all had to be played.
"Then there were the background vocals, the 'oohs' and 'aahs'. Martin Chambers and Tony Butler did these, but at first Chrissie didn't think their efforts were good enough, so she bent over in front of them and wiggled her bum while they were singing. We all fell about laughing, but I have to say it achieved the right results."
No such encouragement was required for Billy Bremner's ringing, countrified solo which, along with Hynde's vocal, served as the backbone and focal point of the song. "That was probably done in one take," Churchyard surmises. "I think he just played it. I don't remember any struggle. It was one of those inspired things. Everyone flipped at how he played it and then we all went down the pub."
Effects were sparse. "They were pretty much spurned," says Churchyard. "And besides, we didn't have many. There was an EMT 140 echo with tape delay, maybe an MXR flanger here and there on the drums, some compression on bass and overall compression in the mix, but back in 1982 things were still pretty basic."
'Chain Gang' was tracked and cut together in a day, and then a couple of days were spent on the overdubs: lead vocal, backgrounds and some additional guitar parts, as well as Jeremy Allom's bashing together of the 25lb weights.
The remainder of the Learning To Crawl album was recorded and mixed through the end of 1983, with plenty of breaks interspersing the sessions while Hynde came up with new material, the last of which was that ethereally beautiful Christmas number '2000 Miles'. "For the intro guitars on '2000 Miles' we used an Eventide 949 Harmonizer, with the guitars pitched up two octaves and some feedback," Churchyard recalls. "If you check the song out, there's this really high guitar part that runs throughout, played by Robbie McIntosh. By that point he was playing all the lead guitar. He was a great guitarist and a lot of his solos were done in just one take. In 1983, the Pretenders went out on the road a little and got to know each other and learned to be a band again.
"One of the most challenging songs on the album for me was one that sounded kind of simple but had layer upon layer of guitars — 'Middle Of The Road'. It sounds like one guitar playing the riff, but there were at least six guitars. The riff itself was chopped up into pieces — there were the high and the low parts, both doubled, and each part was played individually and left to ring, sustained through the next part. It was Chris Thomas's idea to do it that way, and although it took a long time and was quite a laborious process, the end result was fantastic.
"Invariably, when we'd get to guitars everything would be layered. That's the classic Pretenders sound. It's a sound that Jimmy [Honeyman-Scott] had created, along with the great live feel of Martin's drums and having Chrissie's vocal really loud in the mix, leaving no doubt that she's in control of the song. Over the years people have asked me 'How did you get that sound on her vocals?' Well, I put a 47 in front of her, she sang it and we made sure you could hear it. It was all Chrissie Hynde. And it was very much in the tradition of all that early British pop where the vocals were so far out front. That would never fly today.
"Unlike some vocalists, Chrissie wasn't all that shy about people hearing her, and she also didn't hold back when it came to her opinion on a song. Chris Thomas once told me that Chrissie had said '"Brass In Pocket" goes out as a single over my dead body.' Of course, it did, and it did OK. She was quite happy, meanwhile, to track her guitar parts and have all the other guitars layered on top. We were very conscious about retaining that Pretenders sound, and if anything got too challenging we just went down the pub. I don't remember any violent mood swings. Everybody was very mellow."
The mix, which took place in the same studio, on the same console, in August 1983, basically amounted to balancing the tracks and trying to present them in their best light. As Steve Churchyard remarks, "there were no real surprises. I'd generally spend a few hours setting things up, and then once I'd got the track in what I considered to be a reasonable shape, Chris [Thomas] would come in and we'd work on the mix together. We'd just put it down on half-inch analogue at 30ips, and, because there was no automation, if we had to punch in we'd just stop the tape, wind it back a little bit and make an edit.
"The only song that wasn't mixed in Studio One was 'My City Was Gone', which was mixed in Studio Two. I remember saying to Chris 'Why don't we try mixing this at 15ips on half-inch? That might be cool.' And that was an interesting moment, because we had the mix and then it was 10 o'clock and time to go down the pub before it closed. When we came back to check the mix, Chris said 'Yeah, it sounds good, but I've got an idea for an edit.' I said 'Chris, I'm a bit drunk right now. This is not the time for razor blades.' He said 'No, no, don't worry about it. I'll tell you where to cut.' The job's difficult enough when you're sober, so that wasn't a great moment... I got through it, but I don't recommend it."
After recording a couple of the Pretenders' 1984 Stateside concerts for MTV broadcast, Churchyard didn't work with the band again. That same year he departed AIR to go independent, and following numerous US assignments he relocated there in the early '90s, where he now resides in San Diego while doing much of his work in LA. Among his most recent engineering projects was the mix of an album by Juliette & The Licks, the outfit of actress Juliette Lewis. "She tracked me down because of my work with the Pretenders," says Churchyard. "The Learning To Crawl album has generated a lot of work for me, and while that's great, it's sometimes difficult when people want me to reproduce that Pretenders guitar sound. 'OK, well, can you play like Robbie McIntosh?' Still, I'm flattered by how I'm associated with that album, I think it's awesome. Unlike a lot of '80s recordings, especially the synth-based stuff, the Pretenders' material hasn't dated, and the reason for that is it's a rock band.
"When we finished 'Chain Gang', it was the first song by the new Pretenders, and I've always thought it sounded a bit thin, lacking in bottom end. That's my own personal issue with it, whereas I think the subsequent tracks were tonally better. However, it never seemed to bother anybody else, and if it was a bit thin then it actually might have helped the sound on the radio. Now, listening to it for this interview, it sounded pretty good.
"I mean, everything was analogue — it was tracked on analogue, cut together, and then everything was comped and worked within that medium. It was also mixed to analogue, and then once we did all the mixes we'd do what Chris [Thomas] would call a production master, where, rather than let the mastering engineer EQ it, we would do our own EQ, balance it all out, level from track to track, cut and sequence it, and comp it to another two-track. So, I don't know how many analogue generations that is, but in this day and age it's pretty astounding that there's anything left of it."
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Eskota: I grow some V. labrusca grapes but not Vanessa. I have seen Vanessa being grown here in SE WI and doing well. V. labrusca types are self-pollinating. Since you ask what others would be good to plant nearby, I am not sure on how labrusca grapes perform in your area or what varieties work best there. |
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