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Police have issued an appeal for all road users to be "aware of their surroundings", after a boy was hit by a car and killed while riding his bike to school in Nollamara on Monday morning.
Police said the boy had been trapped under a car near the corner of Ravenswood Drive and Horsham Way, just after 8.30am on Monday.
It is believed a car came out of a property on Ravensood Drive and hit the 11-year-old boy, who was only a few hundred metres away from St Gerard's Primary School.
Emergency services arrived shortly afterwards but the boy was declared dead at the scene.
A visibly emotional local mother Rashida Luseni spoke to Fairfax Media at the scene of the crash.
Ms Luseni said she had seen the boy cycling to school, shortly before the tragic accident occurred. She was taking her own child to a nearby primary school.
"It's very sad and shocking. I was taking my son to school and saw the boy riding to school this morning," she said.
"My son is seven going on eight and it's really sad – especially for the children."
Senior constable Pete Price spoke to journalists two hours after the incident, as officers inspected the quarantined police scene.
"The message is exactly the same to all road users whether they be a pedestrian, a car user or cyclist – we have to look out for each other irrespective or the time of day or night," he said.
"We just need to be aware of our surroundings and that is probably a good message we should be teaching our children as well."
Senior constable Price said it was too soon to tell exactly what happened but believed a male driver had exited a property on Ravenswood Drive and had collided with the boy who was on the footpath.
He said the driver of the car was being questioned by police.
"It's a little bit early to speculate at the moment because there are still witnesses that have been identified and we haven't fully been able to speak to them properly," he said.
A priest was reportedly seen arriving at the scene of the accident, which was witnessed by several local residents. The boy's mother arrived around 9am.
It was reported that the boy remained unconscious throughout the ordeal.
The road was reopened by police in the early afternoon. A police spokeswoman said the area had been inspected, however police would continue to speak with family and witnesses.

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Actors who play gay couple on Days of Our Lives both nominated for Emmy Awards
Third straight nod for Chandler Massey, first for Freddie Smith
Chandler Massey and Freddie Smith, who play a young gay couple on the NBC soap Days of Our Lives were both nominated for Daytime Emmy Awards on Wednesday (1 May).
Massey, who plays the role of Will Horton, was nominated for the third consecutive year in the category of Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series. He won last year.
'Just getting nominated is an honor,' Massey told Gay Stars News shortly after the nominations were announced. 'It's really nice, it's very gratifying and humbling to get this respect from your peers. But I'm not doing it for the awards, I'm doing it for the story and for the character.'
Smith is among the three other nominees. It's the actor's first Emmy nomination for his portrayal of Sonny Kiriakis on the soap.
'The exciting thing about this time is that Freddie is nominated too,' Massey said. 'That's a huge bonus.'
The characters started out as friends who grew closer as Will struggled through the coming out process. Their romance developed last fall but was threatened when it was learned that Will's ex-girlfriend was pregnant with his child.
The characters have broken new ground on US daytime television with their physical affection. They kiss frequently, have a great deal of physical contact, and on occasion have been seen in bed together.
Smith recently spoke with Gay Star News about their chemistry.
'He and I trust each other and that's the biggest thing,' he said. 'Most of our affection is just all improv, it's what we feel in the scene. When I step in to that character, I truly love Will and Will loves Sonny and that's where the chemistry comes from. I'm just happy that we were able to be paired up to do this.'
Their Emmy competition is a pair of actors from the CBS soap The Young and the Restless: Max Ehrich and Bryton James.
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During the summer, my favorite activites are similar to many peoples favorite activity; I enjoy swimming and boating. In order to beat the heat of summer, nothing can beat a cookout and relaxing in a gigantic pool. You could always escape from the heat by staying inside an air conditioned house, but where is the fun in that. There can be hours of fun to be had swimming in a pool
Boating is also a fun activity. I have not had the opportunity often; but on the few occasions that I have been, it has been a blast. I, along with my friends, take a boat out onto a lake and drag inflatable tubes across the water, seeing how long we can hold on.Given the chance, I would like to do it more often.
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Fall is my favorite time of the year. Trees become vibrant and more diverse. The weather becomes perfect for having fun outside or huddling inside and staying warm. My favorite activities in the fall include bonfires, fairs, The Circleville Pumpkin Show, and football games.
The Circleville Pumpkin Show is one of the most enjoyable activities in the fall. This is an event that centers around pumpkins; where farmers from around the state bring their largest pumpkin in order to win the contest.


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By Marlen Garcia, USA TODAY
A U.S. District Court judge in San Francisco has denied the NCAA's motion to dismiss a class-action antitrust lawsuit on behalf of former college men's basketball players suing over the use of their images and likenesses in video content and memorabilia.
The NCAA and Collegiate Licensing Company are co-defendants in the suit.
"The key to this order is that it opens the door to the discovery process, and we soon can begin collecting evidence from the NCAA, taking depositions, and uncovering everything that it wanted to hide and keep from the public's and athletes' view," Jon King, a lawyer representing the players, said in an e-mail Monday.
COURT DOCUMENTS: See the filing in Ed O'Bannon's case
So far Ed O'Bannon, a member of the 1995 UCLA basketball team that won the NCAA tournament, is the only named plaintiff. But King said a list of players from different eras will be added in about a month.
In a phone interview, King said the NCAA's related financial records, and those of member schools and athletic conferences will be scrutinized in order to give the court a figure for damages.
"Performers are entitled to be compensated," King said. "This is the one business in America that has operated to the contrary. Now we'll find out what the numbers are."
A setback for the players was Judge Claudia Wilken's dismissal of common law accounting claims against the NCAA and Collegiate Licensing. She left open the opportunity, however, to amend those claims.
Wilken dismissed a suit filed jointly by former Arizona State football player Craig Newsome. She also combined O'Bannon's case with that of former Arizona State and Nebraska quarterback Sam Keller, who made similar claims in a suit against the NCAA and video game maker Electronic Arts Inc.
"We're pleased that the court recognized defects in some of the claims made by plaintiffs and dismissed those," the NCAA's Erik Christianson said in an e-mail to USA TODAY. "The court's other rulings at this preliminary stage of the cases do not diminish the NCAA's confidence that we will ultimately prevail on all of the claims."
Former shoe company executive Sonny Vaccaro, who for years has accused the NCAA of stripping athletes of their rights, is serving as an unpaid consultant for the plaintiffs and said the ruling is a "first step in a landmark case for amateur athletes. It's the biggest victory for players who are or have been under the NCAA jurisdiction. They're going to have their day in court."
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Halloween Adventure8441 Canoga ave, canoga park, ca 91304 Canoga park, California USA
Halloween Adventure Costume Warehouse, Halloween-Adventure.com Did not honor their own exchange policy ! I experienced the worst customer service EVER!! Canoga park California
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I have been a long time customer of Halloween Adventure.
I came to the store to buy Halloween costumes and props for a Food TV shoot- and spent $400. I asked about their return policy and was told that it was exchange only and required a receipt within 30 days of purchase. Great.
2 days later I came back because 2 items did not work out for me- they were not scary- so I came into the store and saw the same clerk from earlier. I told her I needed to return the 2 items : she immediately retorted with "no refunds!" So I reassured her that I intended to exchange them. I put the items on the desk in front of her- with an original receipt: 100% I accordance to their exchange policy.
I picked up over $100 worth of props and came to the counter. I expected my refund would be applied- I even told her I knew there would be a $10 difference so i pulled out my card- the next thing I knew, I was signing a reciept where I was charged $108 !!! I asked her where my exchange was- she had clearly made a mistake. No big deal. But she called for a manager and the next thing I knew, the manager "Kim" was lecturing me advising the clerk on my intention to exchange!
I reiterated several times that I DID state my intention: the merchandise with receipt was sitting on the counter the entire time! I was basically called a liar. So aggravating.
They refused to give me a refund or even store credit that I could use later. Every year I purchase over $1000 worth of Halloween party favors , decorations and props.
They told me they could exchange if I get more merchandise. What about my $108???!!!! Why was it not exchanged?
I was very upset and left the store. They ripped me off for $108- I am fuming about it. thisnis the first time I feel like a store cheated me- and it does not feel good. I am outraged and angry.
I contacted the owner/CEO. Took almost a week to get a hold of him. no one ever returned my calls!
And when I finally caught up with "Ryan" the CEO on the phone, He refused to make this right.
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It's a light week for Hollywood, with only one major studio release — but it's a loud one.
"Riddick" is the third futuristic action movie featuring Vin Diesel as the escaped convict who can see in the dark -- after the scary "Pitch Black" and the fantasy-heavy "The Chronicles of Riddick." This time, it's more down and dirty, as Riddick finds himself on a hostile alien planet, battling giant scorpion-like beasts and two teams of rival bounty hunters. Writer-director David Twohy builds some effective action sequences, but the movie is saddled with too much early exposition explaining how we got from the last movie to this one.


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Artist Liz Nielsen's Photograms
Colorful light paintings discovered at SOCO Gallery during Art Southampton
Back during this July's Art Southampton fair, we became transfixed by a series of large scale images within the walls of the Charlotte, NC-based SOCO Gallery booth. Upon further inspection, the works turned out to be photograms by Brooklyn-based artist Liz Nielsen. For those unfamiliar with the term, a photogram is a work of art produced with photography equipment, but not a camera. In essence, Nielsen paints with light upon photo sensitive materials. And it is her understanding of light that allows for such vibrant colors to manifest in her creations. To learn more about her process and inspiration, we reached out to the artist.
"I began producing photograms almost by accident," she explains to CH. "I have been taking pictures—with a camera—for 22 years now. Eventually, I began getting more interested in the negatives." She started to play around with negatives, producing her own from scratch, and continuing to enhance clarity and make bigger images without using a bigger camera. "I was producing at an 8 x 10 scale but not hauling around an 8 x 10 camera," she adds. From there, it came down to experimentation and layering. "With light, unlike pigment, you arrive at whiteness with more additions, instead of blackness."
"The way that I am working now, it has evolved into a mad scientist style," she continues. "By that, I mean I'm making negatives out of anything. A couple of negatives started as large cardboard cut-out shapes, much like a puzzle. I poured light into those shape." Nielsen uses just about anything she can find to block out light and lay light in. She also controls the amount of light pouring forth, by way of diffusing and even bouncing it off walls. This diffusion yields lighter colors. What began as guessing and experimentation is now more of a science. "There is the sketch, then the studio time. I arrive at my darkroom and know exactly the order of how I will do things," she says. She even maps out where she will need to stand and rehearses the process.
Beyond the development of techniques, Nielsen also has a vision for what the final work conveys. She says that "most of the work is not supposed to be representational, but it lends itself to that." In playing with what she refers to as "ancient classical shapes" a scene is constructed. Combinations and variations of triangles, circles and squares lead to many interpretations—but her titles also guide viewers. "Diet of the Stars" does appear to be a fruit-laden still life. A piece entitled "Conversation" does cast two angular characters in opposition to one another. And her "Space Totem" body of work can best be described by the artist herself: "I see them as totems from the future, not fixed but transient. I imagine they're encoded with messages from the future, all written in light." It's a charming idea, but even without this motivation, they're all aesthetically pleasing pieces.
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Ashram provides a conducive environment for Spiritual Pilgrims to experience simple Ashram living, practice Chanting and Yoga daily, and weekly Meditation Class and Kirtan. As such, Ashram may not be a suitable place for those looking for accommodation alone.
The room is on the second floor with 2 single beds, private bathroom, sink and hot shower, fan, bedside table and wardrobe.
We regret that at present we do not have special facilities for the disable or sick persons. We, therefore, expect all visitors to be in fit condition, physically, as well as mentally/emotionally.
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Sport Chalet has elected Miki R. Berardelli, CMO for Tory Burch, a women's fashion clothing and accessories company, to the company's board of directors.
"We are thrilled to have Miki join our board and the Sport Chalet organization. She brings to us her years of working for some of the most recognizable and forward-thinking brands in the retail industry," said Craig Levra, Sport Chalet's chairman and CEO. "As Sport Chalet embarks on our next phase of growth, our mobile and digital footprint and marketing initiatives are all critical components of our growth strategy, and Miki's extensive experience meeting consumers when, where and how they shop will be an asset to our company."
Berardelli has more than 20 years of marketing and e-commerce experience. As CMO for Tory Burch, she oversees global marketing, public relations and e-commerce. Prior to joining Tory Burch in 2009, Berardelli spent eight years at Ralph Lauren. As the SVP of marketing, she developed and led the multichannel marketing strategy for the retail businesses.
Serving her second term as board chairperson, Berardelli is actively involved in Shop.org, the digital arm of the National Retail Federation. She also serves on the board of Giggle Inc., a multichannel baby products and lifestyle brand.
Berardelli earned a bachelor of arts from the University of Iowa and a master's degree from Northwestern University.
She succeeds Eric Olberz, son of company founders Norbert and Irene Olberz, and CFO of several real estate corporations controlled by the Olberz Family Trusts, who stepped down from the board of directors after 20 years of service.
"It has been a great pleasure serving on Sport Chalet's board," said Olberz. "My departure allows the board to make room for a new director whose experience is more closely aligned with the company's strategic growth initiatives. My family and I continue to believe that Craig and his team have made great strides in positioning the company for future growth and success."
"Eric's leadership and guidance throughout these many years have been invaluable, and we greatly appreciate his unwavering commitment to serving the best interests of Sport Chalet and its shareholders," added Levra. "He provided valuable counsel for a variety of business issues, particularly from an accounting and operational perspective. The entire board and I wish to thank Eric for his tremendous contributions and dedication to our company. While I will miss his counsel and insights as a director, I am sure his role as a significant private shareholder will continue to benefit the company and all of its shareholders. I look forward to his ongoing support."
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I realize there are arrows to move rules up and down by one place
right now, however I thought it would be really nice to have a move
button, that pops up a window and lets you place a rule anywhere
within the rule listings. It may require numbering all of the rules,
and then you could say place this rule before rule #2, or after rule
Just an idea that may help people who need to move rules around, but
have a long rule list.
Another idea that I believe have been suggested before is to be able
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Product review: LISA iTKO 4 brings high quality to Web service testing QA
Virtualization feature simulates interaction with Web services that don't yet exist
If you believe the documentation, the white papers, and the news releases, iTKO's recently released LISA 4 is an SOA testing tool. That descriptor, however, is modesty riding on the back of the still trendy acronym "SOA" because LISA goes well beyond testing what are typically understood to be SOA components: Under one roof, it houses the abilities to test Web and Java applications, the ESB (enterprise service bus), JMS (Java Message Service) systems, EJBs, databases, combinations of the above, and -- oh yes -- Web services.
[Check out Rick Grehan's previous roundup of Web service testing tools: "Clean up your SOAP-based Web services."]
The LISA engineers have peered through the acronym-laced fog of "SOA" and have seen that there is no typical SOA application. Any Web service can be a front door to a galaxy of technologies. LISA subscribes to the notion that adequately testing an SOA application requires examining the application from end to end. One cannot choose where bugs hatch.
The best addition to this version of LISA is its Web service virtualization feature, which allows QA engineers to quickly create simulated Web services for testing the Web service clients. From a technical perspective, LISA sits at the top of its class as a Web-services testing tool. Its only real drawbacks are its sometimes confusing user interface and its weak documentation.
The basics
LISA is emphatically a Java tool. Its tests can reach from the shallows of stand-alone Swing applications to the depths of multitier J2EE systems. Although you could use LISA to test, say, an ASP.Net application, LISA lacks the ability to dig into .Net components with the same efficiency as it burrows into Java. LISA's home is the JVM and application servers such as JBoss, WebSphere, and Tomcat, not IIS.
LISA is also emphatically a tool for QA engineers. Test cases are constructed in LISA's graphical UI. Only in complex test circumstances must you resort to actually writing code. The encyclopedic knowledge needed to communicate with a SOAP-based Web service, execute direct JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) calls against a database, crawl a Web application's DOM tree, ferret out an EJB's methods, and so on are baked into LISA's UI.
Reading LISA's repertoire of testable Java technologies, one sees that the tool is not limited to white-box testing. Although you can use LISA to build tests that simply exchange HTML requests and responses with a Web site, if that Web site carries active content -- a Java applet, say -- LISA can also dig into that applet and expose its individual controls and methods to your test steps. So you can create tests that call directly into the applet's methods, even as that applet executes within the Web page. This is an aspect of LISA's ability to operate at the DOM level when dealing with Web pages. And this ability allows LISA tests to interact directly not only with applets, but also JavaScript (including AJAX), Flash Flex, and even ActiveX controls.
But it doesn't stop there. With LISA's Pathfinder, you can instrument target application servers so that when test cases execute against components on that server, Pathfinder will track the execution flows and report the results back to the LISA UI. Pathfinder uses -- among other things -- EJB3 monitoring points and JDBC driver pass-throughs so that LISA can actually display which components within the application server were executed, and by whom. Pathfinder will trace calls across servlets, Web pages, and EJBs, then display its results in call tree, as well as provide pie charts showing the relative amount of time taken by each component within the test transaction.
Beyond the basics
To all of these current faculties, LISA 4 adds the Virtual Server Environment. It might be more correctly called LISA's virtual Web services feature, because it allows QA engineers to build tests for Web services that either do not exist or are unavailable. LISA works this useful deception through varying levels of simulating Web service behavior.
The simplest form of virtual server is what LISA refers to as a "fake" service. Point LISA to a WSDL, and LISA will examine its Web methods and build behind-the-scenes Java code that mimics that Web service in LISA's integrated Tomcat Web server. The explorer window below the LISA IDE shows the Java class files created to furnish the plumbing needed to host the virtualized service. (See screen image.) Any SOAP request sent to a fake service will receive response data that is more or less random (though it does adhere to the data types defined in the WSDL).
Next up the ladder is a mock service, which is more or less a fake service to which you have added responses drawn either from a database or an Excel spreadsheet.
The pinnacle, however, is a virtualized service. You create a virtual service by starting a special LISA test step that inserts what amounts to a proxy between a Web service client and server. Then you exercise the target Web service, and LISA watches the exchange of SOAP requests and responses. From the traffic, LISA creates a surprisingly realistic simulation for the Web service. Future testing can proceed without the actual Web service, with the virtualized service filling its role.
Powerful tracing
The variety of geographies that LISA's testing covers is remarkable. LISA's more advanced capabilities are limited to the Java world, but within that world there's hardly a nook or cranny that LISA can't explore. Equally remarkable is how easily LISA's tests can cross layer boundaries in multitier applications. Pathfinder does this so well that developers might find themselves borrowing LISA from the QA engineers to use it for debugging.
If LISA has a weakness, it is in the documentation. Some of the documents provided with the version I tested were stamped with earlier version numbers. Even after digging through both the user guide and reference guide, I am not sure that I ever grasped the technique for creating server-side test cases. While the user guide does have step-by-step instructions for creating test cases and test steps, the instructions that described LISA's new virtual server features were confusing. Hopefully, this will be cleared up in the near future; LISA is an excellent tool, but it needs documentation to unlock that excellence.
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Yesterday on Mets Chat, JR posted this:
"As to today's game, the old baseball adage is that every team is going to win fifty, and lose fifty, and it's the other 62 that determine your season.�
Yes, everyone listening to the game heard Howie Rose say that.
I believe the math needs to be adjusted, and from the new equation you will see how important games are in April and May.
Instead of every team winning and losing 50 games, try 60 games. Even the best team will lose 60 and the worst should win 60. That's 120 games out of 162. That leaves 42 more games.
But, the truth is to be in contention a team should win at least 90 games. I know the Cardinals won with less last season, but if you check most playoff teams win at least 90 games.
That's another 30 wins you add to the original 60. That's 90 wins, 60 losses, leaving 12 games in the balance to decide a pennant. If you want to make 90 wins into 88, go ahead, but the point is the same.
There are roughly 12 to 14 games that can go either way, and these are the games that determine who gets in. That's why games in April are as important as those in August and September.
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Embarkation: Miami
I will mention what we felt was the Bad & the Good, the good does out way the bad!
Bad - beds too short I'm only 5ft 6in and my feet hung over the edge. No conditioner or body lotion in the shower, only shampoo and shower gel.
- this may or may not matter to some...we were on deck 9 forward and most if not all of deck 8 is uncovered so you can look down and see the people below. Also the life boats are straight out from deck 8 so the top of the life boat is almost flush with the balcony floor. You could not look straight down and see the ocean you get the view of the top of the life boat and I would think the heat reflecting off the top of the boat would be hot as well.
Good - cabin door closed slowly and very quite, no slamming doors. Curtain to balcony had magnets on the end so you could close the curtain all the way and it would not blow in the wind. You can More have the balcony door open a little and no light would come in to keep you awake but you were still able to hear the ocean and get some fresh air.
- bathrooms were of no issue (after all the negative publicity we heard, really no issues) if you need privacy have the person you are traveling with step out. We have done this on every cruise we have ever been on as a courtesy to each other. Cabin rooms are too small no matter how you look at it, totally enclosed bathroom or not. You still hear things.
Food was good every place we tried (we did not try the specialty restaurants) and the service was very good as well.
Embarkation and disembarkation went without a problem, very smooth.
We enjoyed Nickelodeon slime time live (funny) Blue Man Group was fun, Legends in Concert was very good as well.
the water slides were a blast, everyone seemed to enjoy them, from the very young to the old.
cabins had plenty of storage, although I would suggest to bring some hangers if you plan on hanging a lot of stuff up. There were 3 bars in the wardrobe cabinet but only one bar had hangers and they were the kind that could not be removed.
The hubby thought the way the life boats were positioned were a positive. No longer are they hanging above one of the decks where you would have to use the "boom" to push them out over the deck to lower them down, now they just lower straight down? and they have stairs so you would just walk right up into them and get lowered down below.
The pools were never over crowded but there were the parents who let there way too young children in the pool (too young to be potty trained) YUCK!
telephone in the room - awesome - has a full menu on it and its all touch screen, very nice touch. Less
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Hey there, I'm Jason Clayton, the Kids Today Designer. I'm a Millennial, not by choice, I mean it's not like I can choose to become a Baby Boomer, but I can learn from them, a lot, a whole lot, and from the other previous generations. Millennial seems to fit though. The more research I do on Millennials, the more I find out about myself. Yes there are stereotypes, like sleeping on parents' sofas. I loved sleeping there, but then my brother and I took it to college, and it ended up on the side of the road, much like the idea of making my parents' sofa a home. However, since I started working at Kids Today, I've heard a lot of talk of Millennials, "how can we sell to them better," "how are they going to more effectively run businesses," and so on.
So I'm a Millennial, what's the big deal?
This blog is part of my response to the furniture and children's lifestyle merchandising industry. I'm new to the industry and I want to be able to share different findings, ah ha moments, and my own thoughts. So, I wanted you to know a little back story of me, and being a Millennial is part of it. I'm also married and have no children, yet. So I'm sure I'll find that perfect nursery design, crib, or changing table. Millennials have the tendency to research products, I love making sure I get the best bang for my buck. Millennials have also become very familiar with Google and social media and the internet. I hope I can give a Millennial's perspective on this industry, helping you make and sell products that are meeting the needs of the consumer, which I'm sure you are already doing.
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"I pass the main square / This place is way too techno" seems like a throwaway line from Chris Lake's "Tokyo", the opening track off his debut long player, but it appropriately describes that particular song's placation on the album. For too much of Crazy, Lake lingers in the main square, the hegemony of techno, wherein that term stands for what rockist naysayers and philistine luddites peg it as: conventional, utilitarian, mollifying, and indulgent. Chakra for vacationing capitalists. Yet Lake thinks he's also making a pop album, and we almost believe him. "Tokyo" contains the massive bassline and ecstatic pop sheen of a breakout success. The uncredited female singer's vocals vie for the throne of alterna-pop goddesses like Annie, Kylie, Robyn, or Soffy O, a confident pop partnership complete with muscular riffage and beats that are not bound to a corpuscular chauvinism.
Contrast this with the lead single "Carry Me Away", arpeggiated by the same tepid Thorazine-drooling Ibiza dreck that insufferably bland acts like Faithless, Chicane, Darude, late era Oakenfold, or any of the rest of the tripe who inexplicably rose to prominence in the latter half of the previous decade and doesn't seem poised to leave us anytime soon. It's the kind of music befitted to bourgeois ideals of elegance that are as at home under the influence of roofless narco-spa nightclubs as they are flattering the background of your cable access PowerPoint presentation. Judging by the strength of "Tokyo", which would likely enervate any album that followed it (though particularly one as frustratingly de-spirited as this one), Chris Lake is a talented enough producer to not need the four-on-the-floor metronome to guarantee his dancefloor playability. Unfortunately, his players' vocal strategy is for the voice to dominate just enough to distinguish itself from the square of "pure techno" but never to emerge autonomously enough in the mix to be anything other than an enslaved passenger to the beat. There are hints—the triumphalist synth-pop riff of "Give In", the Britney-on-the-march vigor of "Crazy", and the new electro-tech funk Wah of "Words"—that suggest Lake will one day be up to the task, but he's too busy servicing those for whom "too techno" is a bad thing.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to keep rates on hold for a second consecutive meeting sped the sharemarket's descent on Tuesday as falling metal prices kept a dampener on investor enthusiasm.
The S&P/ASX 200 Index fell 1.37 per cent, or 58.27 points, to 4204.7, while the broader All Ordinaries Index lost 1.35 per cent, or 58.67 points, to 4295.5.
The London Metal Exchange suffered its biggest one-day fall in nearly a month on Monday night, down 1.24 per cent, as China's growth downgrade hit home for overseas investors.
On the S&P/ASX 200, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto both slumped more than 2 per cent. BHP was down 81¢ to $34.58 and Rio dropped $1.47 to $63.62.
The RBA's decision, while widely expected, prompted another fall in the major index, as some investors had been betting on an outside chance for a rate cut.
Most economists interpreted the comments accompanying the RBA's decision as leaving the door open for more cuts, with a noticeably dovish inflation view.
"Should demand conditions weaken materially, the inflation outlook would provide scope for easier monetary policy," the bank wrote.
Goldman Sachs institutional trader Richard Coppleson said the forecast for underlying inflation to be contained was dependent on a pick-up in productivity growth. "We continue to have a weaker view on the Australian economy relative to the RBA's view that domestic economic growth is and will remain close to trend," he said.
The Australian dollar eased slightly to $US1.0614 from Monday's close of $US1.0671 against the greenback and €0.8044 from €0.8074 against the euro in the wake of the RBA decision.
A larger than expected increase in the current account deficit announced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics mid-morning on Tuesday was another blow to the Australian dollar.
The big four banks were in the red following the RBA's decision. Westpac was down 20¢ to $20.56, ANZ 11¢ to $22.09, National Australia Bank 5¢ to $23.48 and Commonwealth Bank 51¢ to $48.58. ANZ will announce its interest rate decision on Friday.
Equity Trustees portfolio manager Zia Rahman is expecting all the banks to announce more increases in their mortgage rates.
"They haven't recovered full funding costs; as we saw in the last results season, their margins are under pressure," he said.
"New mortgages are still only really marginally profitable, so they'll try to recover that."
After the RBA decision, Credit Suisse interest rate strategist Jarrod Kerr wrote in a note to clients that the central bank would watch moves by the banks to determine whether credit conditions were becoming restrictive.
"It is safe to assume they are comfortable with the small rise in lending rates after their February decision," he said. "The question is, how much more will the RBA accept (that is, a move back into mildly restrictive territory) at a time, when 'neutral' policy is 'appropriate'?"
Goldman Sachs' Mr Coppleson noted, "Though the RBA still appears some way from considering the need for further easing, we expect they will resume the move to a more expansionary setting in coming months as evidence of weaker growth momentum becomes apparent.
"Our growth forecast of 2.5 per cent for calendar 2012 is a full percentage point below the RBA's most recent forecast."
Consumer discretionary stocks, the sector hit the hardest by tighter monetary conditions, were in the red yesterday but held up relatively well, indicating the RBA's decision had been factored into prices.
Among retailers, JB Hi-Fi slid 21¢ to $10.83, David Jones went down 11¢ to $2.68, Myer shed 8¢ to $2.26 and Harvey Norman dipped 2¢ to $1.96.
The coal sector was under scrutiny after The Australian Financial Review revealed that Greenpeace would launch a $6 million assault campaign on new coal projects. Gloucester Coal dropped 31¢ to $8.15 after its board recommended the acceptance of a merger proposal from China's Yanzhou Coal.
Cockatoo Coal fell 1¢ to 38.5¢, Whitehaven Coal sunk 8¢ to $5.45, Aston Resources was off 13¢ to $9.43 and Guildford Coal declined half a cent to 70.5¢.
NSW announced tighter regulations for mining and coal seam gas drilling on agricultural land in the state, potentially affecting some existing operations. Origin Energy dived 19¢ to $13.22.
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