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Riviera 70 Enclosed Flybridge
77 ft
Boat Details
Hull Material
Hull Shape
Modified Vee
20 ft 9 in
Dry Weight
92418 lb
Fuel Capacity
2380 gal
Length Overall
76 ft 7 in
Holding Tank Size
132 gal
Water Capacity
264 gal
Number of Berths
The brief was simple: create the largest, most luxurious and technically advanced Riviera ever. For our designers, engineers and craftspeople, it was an invitation to express their talent and creativity like never before - and they responded magnificently. This is not surprising as the team included some of the foremost figures in the boat-building world, such as the internationally renowned superyacht architect Frank Mulder, responsible for the extraordinary running service of the hull. The creation of our new flagship was the opportunity to capitalise on decades of boat-building experience and the lessons learnt from having crafted over 4,500 luxury vessels. The Riviera 70 Flybridge has also been developed at a facility that houses some of the worlds most sophisticated marine technology, including the latest Computer Assisted Design software. Craft of this calibre are clearly destined for the fortunate few - and typically those with very discriminating tastes and a wealth of boat-ownership experience. The task of impressing those not easily impressed meant rigorously inspecting competing craft and, simply, asking how could we do it better? With greater comfort, a better build, superior performance, more standard inclusions we believe we have excelled in every category. We hope this introduction inspires you to step aboard and discover the Riviera 70 Enclosed Flybridge for yourself.
Additional Description
Whether you are a fishing enthusiast or a lover of cruising, the space and appointments will appeal.
A luxurious lounge is on a mezzanine level, complemented by features such as rod storage locker, ice-box, eutectic freezer, sink, electric BBQ and copious storage provision.
Additional Description
Riviera 70?s immense volume allows for a four cabin, four bathroom layout.
The master stateroom is king-size, the VIP stateroom for?ard is queen-size and the guest cabins, port and starboard, are twin-berth with a third pull-down Pullman-style berth.
Spacious Opulent Saloon Rich textures, high-gloss finishes, subtle use of lighting and state-of-the-art technology deliver a special boating package.
Appointments and usable space are aplenty, and of the highest quality.
Additional Description
Forward of the lounge, microwave combo oven and griller, espresso machine, dishwasher, drawer style fridges and freezers, 4-burner electric cook-top and generous storage, are standard.
Additional Description
Standard power is a pair of 1,572hp (1,156kW) Caterpillar C32 turbo diesels that, with a fuel payload of 8,000 litres, give the Riviera 70 a huge cruising range.
Flybridge Penthouse
The view and the specification are sublime. Features include forward helm, sun roof, air-conditioning, aft helm station, wet bar, Pompanette helm chairs, and inside and outside lounges.
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|Maccabees Redux: Oil-Fracking Fight in Israel
By David Krantz
NEW YORK (Dec. 22, 2011) — We need another Chanukah miracle.
On Chanukah we recall the victory of the few over the many and the weak over the powerful. We celebrate the miracle of the oil and of the reassertion of control over our historic homeland, the present-day land of Israel.
But, as history repeats itself, this Chanukah, the role of the Greek Assyrians and local Hellenized is being played by telecommunications-giant IDT Corporation, a multinational New York Stock Exchange-listed company that aims to frack for oil across Judea through its subsidiary Genie Energy, which owns Israel Energy Initiatives. Mega-philanthropist Michael Steinhardt chairs the board of Israel Energy Initiatives and news-magnate Rupert Murdoch, former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney and Rothschild family-heir Lord Jacob Rothschild sit on Genie Energy's advisory board as major investors.
The few standing in their way of poisoning Israel's water, land and air through hydrofracking across the state are the Green Zionist Alliance, fellow grassroots organization Save Adullam, GZA sister-organization Israel Union for Environmental Defense, Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel and umbrella-organization Life and Environment. But all of our collective budgets look like pocket change to the tycoons behind Israel Energy Initiatives.
While fracking in America is for natural gas, in Israel the coveted fossil fuel is oil. If you're unclear about how harmful hydrofracking could be for Israel — and why it's even worse environmentally than the kind of fracking happening in the United States — you should read the GZA's extensive report published in May. Or, better yet, read the GZA's 34-page report published in Hebrew in August. We plan to have the report translated into English by the end of next month.
In 2010 our Israeli partners in the fight against fracking challenged Israel Energy Initiatives in Israel's supreme court, asserting that the company would need permission from the ministry of the environment to frack because the 1952 Oil Act only should apply to oil that's naturally recoverable — crude oil. The oil that Israel Energy Initiatives is after, though, is shale oil in the form of kerogen — rock saturated in oil like a sponge saturated in water. Consequently, instead of just drilling for oil, like rigs in Alaska, Venezuela and Saudi Arabia do, recovering shale oil requires both fracking and in-situ retorting — heating the ground to about 600º F.
That process, of course, takes an immense amount of energy. And in Israel that energy comes from burning coal. So fracking in Israel is, economically speaking, trading coal for oil. If you look at it in a vacuum, the transaction may make sense, since oil has a higher market value than coal. But once you look at the whole picture, fracking becomes nonsense because it involves burning both coal and oil. Environmentally speaking, fracking for oil is a disastrous idea, one that would lead to massive increases in the country's carbon footprint.
In 2009 Israel agreed at the Copenhagen climate-change talks to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by 20 percent and to increase renewable-energy production to 10 percent of the electric grid, up from the roughly 1 percent it is today. If Israel proceeds with fracking for oil, in all likelihood it will miss its climate-change targets by wide margins.
And, like in the United States, fracking may poison the water supply. But in Israel, water is even more precious than in America. Already, Israelis and Palestinians together use 20 percent more water annually than is naturally replenished. Over-reliance on the Sea of Galilee and the region's aquifers is already threatening their usability as fresh-water resources. Fracking could damage an already fragile water system.
"The company's and the government's approach toward the safety of our drinking water is cause for deep concern," said Rachel Jacobson, a member of Save Adullam. "This level of risk to the aquifer is completely unacceptable."
Israel Energy Initiatives argues that it only needs permission from the infrastructure ministry, which it has secured. In Israel's sometimes slow-moving judicial system, the case has not yet been heard, and may not appear before the court until Pesach. But it may be irrelevant now: This month the infrastructure ministry said in the Knesset that it would have the ministry of the interior interpret an old law in a way to permit fracking to move forward without need for regulation of any kind, making the legal challenges moot. An official announcement is pending.
The fracking fight in Israel is far from over, but this Chanukah, we may have to make the miracle ourselves. Support the Green Zionist Alliance as we work to protect Israel's environment by helping prevent hydrofracking in Israel. The GZA is only able to green Israel with your support. Please make your tax-deductible donation to the Green Zionist Alliance and help green Israel today!
David Krantz is the president and chairperson of the Green Zionist Alliance.
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[caption id="attachment_243" align="aligncenter" width="182"] 8/5/2014 Free Film at the Milton Library[/caption]
Sleuth, an Academy nominated film, will play in the Milton Reads series on Tuesday, August 5. The free film will air at 6:30 p.m. in the Keys Community Room (lower level) of the Milton Library, 476 Canton Avenue in Milton.� This free event is sponsored by the Friends of the Milton Library and is part of the Milton Reads special events.
Sleuth (1972) stars Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine, both Academy Award nominees for their performances.� The movie, directed by Joseph L Mankiewicz, is about a man who loves games and theater.� He invites his wife's lover to meet him, setting up a battle of wits with potentially deadly results. Rated PG.
This film series is part of Milton Reads, which chose The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for the entire town to read as a literary project, along with enjoying related events throughout the summer and fall.
For more information, contact the library�s Reference Desk at (617) 698-5757 or visit the library�s website, www.miltonlibrary.org
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Meet the Week 12 DFBC Qualifier Winner: David Solomon
Week 12 of the Daily Fantasy Baseball Championship had the most hotly contested qualifier we've seen yet. When the dust settled, 31-year-old FanDuel vet David Solomon (known as nexus on the site) won by a slim 0.25 points. David, who is a delivery driver when he's not winning major fantasy tournaments, was kind enough to speak to us about this thrilling win. So let's get to it.
How does it feel to have locked up a spot in the DFBC Final?
This is definetly the highlight of all my experiences in fantasy baseball. Fantasy baseball has been a passion of mine for well over 10 years now, and now I finally have something to show for it.
Who was your most important player on Friday?
I had a handfull of players that stepped up and came through for me on Friday. But I think the key was taking Billy Butler over Eric Hosmer. It's always hard to choose out of those two Royals first baseman. I ended up going with Butler, and he didn't make me regret it, as he hit two Butler Bombs!
You won by a seriously thin margin (.25 points). What was it like as the games ended?
It was too close to call. I was up by a couple points and my closest challengers already had all their players play. I still had Drew Stubbs and Pablo Sandoval playing in a 14 inning marathon. Both Stubbs and Sandoval went cold in the extra innings and I saw my lead begin to shrink and shrink. Thank god it ended after 14 or I would have been in big trouble.
You're a FanDuel veteran, having been on the site for a while. What do you like most about it?
It really gives me something to look forward to everyday. You never quite know what is going to happen each day in Major League Baseball. Season by season leagues take a while to give you gratification. On FanDuel I can receive gratification nightly. I love it!
What will you do if you win the $25,000 first place in the Finals?
I know you shouldn't count your chickens before they hatch, but I can't help but have it run through my mind. I would definitely buy my car outright and of course play even more FanDuel match-ups than I already do.