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Joseph Fallon has secured $116 million in construction financing for Twenty Two Liberty, the 14-story, luxury residential tower underway on Boston's Fan Pier.
The 118-unit building is the first new construction of luxury, water-view condominiums to be built in Boston since 2009, when Battery Wharf was launched on Commercial Street with 103 units.
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Southland's Jason Rutledge will join the Hurricanes today amid lingering concerns about the state of All Black hooker Dane Coles' ankle.
The Hurricanes' first-choice rakes Coles and Motu Matu'u are under injury clouds after the 29-28 win over the Crusaders.
X-rays yesterday cleared Coles of a break but he is set to have a second look today after limping off Westpac Stadium on Friday in the 42nd minute, in some distress.
Matu'u's shoulder injury appears less serious but the Hurricanes' coaching staff have quickly made contingency plans should the competition's most menacing tackler be ruled out.
Hawke's Bay's Ash Dixon will get the start against the Highlanders in Dunedin on Friday if the incumbents cannot recover in time.
Dixon and loosehead prop Reggie Goodes, who can also play hooker at a pinch, were both withdrawn from the Hurricanes development team's match against the Crusaders Knights on Saturday afternoon.
And Hammett was quickly on the phone to the New Zealand Rugby Union, organising Rutledge's clearance and flights to Wellington this morning.
"Colsey seems unlikely, Motu's one of those, we shouldn't say 50-50, but we'll see how he gets through his week.
"He'll have to get through contact before he can be considered," Hammett said last night.
"Ash played well throughout the pre-season and Reg is an option. It's a fairly urgent process for us, given it's a Friday game."
Should Southland 35-year-old Rutledge play any part against the Highlanders, it would be an ironic one, considering he was passed over by the southern franchise he has played for 58 times since his debut in 2004.
Whoever gets tossed the No 2 jersey this week, they are unlikely to be in a vastly changed line up.
Hammett was chipper yesterday after reviewing his side's first win of the year and not just because other results seemed to help his cause.
The New Zealand conference points spread contracted, with losses to the Chiefs, Blues and Highlanders, suggesting a tight race lies ahead.
And despite being outscored four tries to two by the Crusaders, a second look convinced Hammett the home team dominated in the key areas.
Most pleasing was an 11-3 penalty count in the Hurricanes' favour, one that ultimately tipped the match their way.
Hammett put it down to a disciplined defence that denied Dan Carter the chance to keep the scoreboard ticking over.
"You can put that down to the discipline of the defensive system.
"Most penalties are not rolling away at the ruck or off side, so I'm happy with that," he said.
"We're not where we want to be defensively yet but the trends from my perspective are good."
Hammett said the loose passes on attack that gifted the Crusaders two of their tries remained an area that needed to improve in Dunedin. "When we held and built, we either got penalty points out of it or we put the Crusaders under extreme pressure," he said.
"We probably need to think a bit more in a test match mentality.
"It's great scoring tries and we want to be a team that does that but I'd rather be a team that wins than scores tries and loses."
If he's watched the Highlanders loss to the Cheetahs, Hammett's mood would have improved further, considering their frailties, particularly at the breakdown.
The Highlanders appeared to badly miss injured No 8 Nasi Manu in Invercargill and they also have issues at first five-eighth after Lima Sopoaga's unfortunate day, though Colin Slade looked assured in his return match.
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Irish vs. ours
Comparing ales and stouts from both sides of the ocean on St. Paddy's Day weekend
I wrote about blind tasting last week -- how it's a humbling, rewarding learning experience and so forth.
But there's certainly merit in knowing what you're tasting going in. Which is why, in the spirit of some "palate education" (as well as a tip o' the hat to St. Patrick's Day) I thought I'd taste a couple Irish brews against similar counterparts from other parts of the world -- namely, this side of the Atlantic.
Comparing and contrasting styles proved to be an interesting exercise. And while I did so by myself in the comfort of my own home, it's far more fun to do with friends at your favourite pub -- especially this St. Paddy's Day weekend. So stop swirling and sniffing, get ye to your local watering hole and raise a pint.
Just NO GREEN BEER.
Two of the most popular styles of beer in Ireland are the Irish ale and the stout:
While deeper in colour than many counterparts from other areas of the world, Irish ales are relatively light and crisp. They bring little in the way of hops, meaning they're a bit rounder and softer than their North American counterparts.
SMITHWICK'S DRAUGHT PREMIUM IRISH ALE (County Kilkenny, Ireland -- $2.99/500ml can, Liquor Marts and some vendors)
Toffee and caramel notes make way for modest floral and spice notes on the nose. It's a relatively crisp ale -- especially given the darker copper colour -- that's not overly complicated. The toffee, toasted barley and nut notes on the palate reflect the contrast of crispness and a softer, rounder mouthfeel. It's not the most complex beer going -- it's Ireland's biggest ale, a mass-produced, commercial brew (albeit still miles ahead of the most popular brews on this side of the pond). Still, decent stuff.
GRANVILLE ISLAND LIMITED RELEASE IRISH RED (Vancouver -- $5.53/650ml bottle, Liquor Marts and beyond)
There are bigger, brighter hops than in the Smithwick's -- aromatically they provide that bitter herbal note often found in North American ales but rarely in European brews. This B.C. version of an Irish ale does well to balance that ramped-up crispness with the remarkable back-end smoothness on the palate. It manages to marry the traditional Irish ale characteristics with a decidedly West Coast, hoppier style -- with delicious results.
Nobody does stout quite like Ireland. Irish stouts bring great depth of flavour, yet are never over the top when it comes to alcohol content (typically clocking in at under 4.5 per cent). Interestingly for the calorie-conscious, stouts are often lower in calories than many other brews (including "light" beer, which usually refers to the taste).
GUINNESS DRAUGHT (Dublin, Ireland -- $3.17/440ml can, Liquor Marts and some vendors)
Deep black in colour, with a fairly pale, fine head, Guinness is easily the best-known stout in the world. It's probably somewhat blasphemous to be tasting this from a can, but setting up my laptop in a bar with a bunch of fresh-poured pints is a recipe for disaster. There's a decidedly oatey note on the nose, with a hint of cocoa and toastiness -- honestly, think oatmeal chocolate chip cookie. It's an exceptionally soft, creamy stout, and more of those toasted-oat notes come through on the palate. Guinness probably deserves a proper pour at a pub, so I won't judge this too harshly -- it's decent stuff.
O'HARA'S IRISH STOUT (County Carlow, Ireland -- $3.68/500ml bottle, Liquor Marts and beyond)
The O'Hara's is similarly dark, but the head here is slightly darker beige. Aromatically, there's a lot more milk chocolate and mocha than on the Guinness -- the intensity is definitely ramped up. The toffee/chocolate/Tootsie Roll notes on the palate make this a bit heavier/chewier than the Guinness, and certainly more intense. The Guinness is decidedly silky on the palate, while the O'Hara's is a bit rougher around the edges -- in a good way.
FORT GARRY KONA IMPERIAL STOUT (Winnipeg -- $6.38/650ml bottle, Liquor Marts)
It's nice to see Fort Garry's successful initial launch of the Kona last year resulted in this stout becoming part of their regular rotation. This is the darkest stout of the three -- even the head is the medium-brown colour of chocolate ice cream. Chocolate-covered espresso bean notes are front and centre on the nose -- smelling this beer is honestly like sticking your nose in a bag of 'em. Not surprising, as over 22 kilograms of Hawaiian coffee beans are added to the brew.
Like the Granville Island ale, it's much more intense than its Irish counterparts, with those chocolate-covered espresso bean notes gradually making way for mocha and herbal flavours. At 6.5 per cent alcohol it's a full 2+ per cent higher than both the O'Hara's and the Guinness, in part contributing to the remarkable intensity of this beer. Fans of the traditional Irish stout may find the Kona a bit too intense -- I love it.
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Last week Jose Bautista noted at a banquet that he has been given a ton more drug tests since he became a super duper power hitter. He said yesterday, however, that he doesn't want to be taken as complaining about it. Quite the contrary:
"It has increased in the last two years compared to before but I'm not complaining whatsoever. It's a question that I was asked so I gave an honest answer. It's not in my interest to make it seem like I'm getting picked on … I don't mind it; it's something that is not going to affect my focus and I'm not going to allow it to affect how I play my game … They are entitled to do whatever they want and test you as many times as they want. If I get picked to be tested a million times, that's fine with me."
That sort of stance basically ensured that Frank Thomas will be a first-ballot Hall of Famer. I wonder if it will do enough to get people to stop writing articles questioning the legitimacy of Bautista's accomplishments if he, once again, hits a boatload of homers.
- dcfan4life - Jan 31, 2012 at 9:11 AM
He is being tested not because he is a big power hitter, but because he became a big power hitter seemingly overnight. His constant drug testing is an obvious sign that baseball recognized such things and goes to great lengths to make sure these players are clean. Just keep passing them and not complaining and all true fans will except you for what you are, a great power hitter.
- BratLee - Jan 31, 2012 at 9:46 AM
Gee, I would rather have the fans accept him rather than except him.
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- stex52 - Jan 31, 2012 at 9:38 AM
I'm glad Jose doesn't mind. I work in the chemical industry and carry a TWIC card, so I am subject to random testing. I hate it every time they call me. I don't take illegal drugs. I just have a strong interest in personal privacy.
But, like Jose, I recognize it as the price of having a good job. Of course, his pays a little better.
- Matt Adams - Jan 31, 2012 at 10:06 AM
Do we know what the process for these tests are? Just urine? I don't see how the periodic exchange of urine for the right to continue to make millions of dollars is really such an invasion of privacy. Bravo to Bautista for accepting and going on about his business.
- stex52 - Jan 31, 2012 at 11:05 AM
It absolutely is a big invasion of privacy. Imagine what would happen if he refused to take the test. He is just well compensated for it.
- Matt Adams - Jan 31, 2012 at 11:46 AM
Does it hurt? Are any other findings released to the public? Does somebody else have to hold your junk for you? I don't get the invasion part.
- stex52 - Jan 31, 2012 at 12:12 PM
Can you refuse it? Does it show things that are truly no one else's business? Can it be leaked to the press? Can a bunch of bloggers speculate on your personal habits due to unintentional or unintentional leaking or results?
- koreanfandeath - Jan 31, 2012 at 3:17 PM
Stex-were you making an unfortunate pun with regards to "unintentional leaking?"
- stex52 - Jan 31, 2012 at 3:46 PM
Unintentional when I typed it. I saw it before I sent it and figured, "Hell, why not?".
- Bryz - Jan 31, 2012 at 12:02 PM
You have to have someone watch you pee in the cup. I'd call that an invasion of privacy.
- brewer3 - Jan 31, 2012 at 10:37 AM
As long as writers feel that they have to hedge by writing, "if he, once again, hits a boatload of homers," it'll be safe to expect that stories about Bautista's possibly being on PED's will continue. Players have stretches in their career when they put up their best numbers. Even if Bautista does not match his HR output of the past few years going forward, it does not mean he took PED's during his career peak.
- mox19380 - Jan 31, 2012 at 11:33 AM
If this guy just keeps hitting, keeps passing these tests, and keeps giving fan friendly answers like this he will go a long way towards insuring his legacy and perhaps change the culture of athletes attitudes towards testing in sports.
- Kyle - Jan 31, 2012 at 12:03 PM
Way to take the high road, Joey Batts. Just makes all the witch hunters look even more ridiculous than they already are.
- buffalomafia - Jan 31, 2012 at 12:26 PM
How do you know if players go back to thete countries loke Columbia, Mexico, Puerto Rico & juice up for 6-8 weeks after the season is over?
If there turn is up to get tested then they could drink some supplement to get rid of evidence?
Just wondering? I think its legal to juice in Mexico?
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The Liverpool midfielder Alberto Aquilani feels that he has finally arrived at Anfield after scoring his first goal in front of the Kop, and is keen to have a major say on the remainder of the club's season.
The £17m summer signing was instrumental in the Reds' 4-1 Premier League defeat of Portsmouth on Monday and finally answered many of his critics who have questioned whether he could cut it in the Premier League.
While crisis-hit Pompey did not offer much in the way of opposition, the match provided the Italy international with the chance to show off the talents which have been kept under wraps for so long by the Liverpool manager, Rafael Benitez.
On only his fifth Premier League start and 17th appearance in all Aquilani scored his first Liverpool goal during a six-minute first-half scoring spree and produced a sublime through ball to set up Fernando Torres' second and the team's fourth in the second half.
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"I had a chance against Portsmouth and I had to take it. I have waited a lot of time but I am very happy because we won the game. We won 4-1 and it was a really good performance; one that we really needed.
"Can I do better? Everyone can do better, but Fernando is a great player and it is easy to play with him and Stevie [Gerrard]."
It remains to be seen whether Aquilani will keep his place for tomorrow's Europa League visit of Lille, who lead 1-0 from last week's first leg, and his participation in what is likely to be another blood-and-thunder encounter against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday appears even less likely.
But whether his display against Portsmouth will turn out just to be an impressive cameo or the turning of a corner, Aquilani is focused on helping Liverpool improve.
"We have to take things step by step now. We can only think about Sunday after Thursday," he added. "We need to win a lot of games to get into the top four and this was the first. It was a really good performance; one that we really needed."
Benitez stands by his assertion that Aquilani was a signing for the long-term and that people possibly will not see the best of him until next season. But he was pleased to see the player starting to blossom in the Premier League. "We had Javier Mascherano and Alberto controlling the game and the tempo and that was really good," said the Spaniard of Monday's performance. "That will be important [for Aquilani]. He has to improve his match fitness and he has to play – he played 90 minutes against Portsmouth which was a good opportunity for him.
"We will see now [whether he can continue] as we have too many games in a short time so it will be important to have all the players available and ready. He can play some games like Mascherano, Lucas Leiva or Gerrard. It depends on the player, the opposition and if the player is fit or not.
"You have to analyse these things together but the great thing, as a manager, you can see the players in every single training session and that is the key for us."
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"I'm not going to say I've embraced the role of being a villain because I'm not a villain," Jones said last Tuesday. "I'm not a bad person. I pride myself on inspiring others."
Jones turned down a short-notice title defense against Chael Sonnen at UFC 151, which prompted the UFC to cancel the September 1 pay-per-view event. Now he will meet Vitor Belfort at UFC 152 but he has inspired far more criticism than support.
Subsequent tweets from Jones poking fun at Dan Henderson, whose injured knee scrapped a fight with him and provided the catalyst for UFC 151's cancelation, and subsequent comments to the media defending his decision to turn down Sonnen, haven't helped his image.
Jones, however, said he's simply being him.
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A cool morning with clear skies and chilly south breeze greeted participants in the 100 Lap Challenge on Saturday, February 22.March 6, 2014 4:25am
Fifty-six swimmers and several supporters rallied at Tatura Swimming Pool to support Tatura Hospital and Parkvilla Aged Care Facility.
Event convener Geoff Lipshut said four individuals who tackled the 100 laps were regulars: Barry Semmens, Trevor Anselmi, Stephen Orr and John Stewart who travelled back from Ararat to participate.
He said the other 52 swimmers, aged from six years to 79, made up teams which completed the 100 laps. The veterans team was John Stewart (Mooroopna), Ian Tavener, and Peter McCamish.
Mr Lipshut said there was a large contingent of young swimmers.
They were Gayle Forster and Timothy Runciman-Forster, Peter Finlayson and Nicolas Runciman-Forster, Sacha, Imogen and Gretl Finlayson, Lara and Cartia Miranda and Cecilia Stewart, Jill Clapperton, Greg, and Elizabeth Smith, Ian, Jeanette, Fiona, Joseph, Lydia and Esther Moorhouse, with Rachel and Fernando Gamero, Alison Christopher, Brandon Wilson, Hayley Wilson, Baye Christopher, Kobe Wilson and Leanne Houkes-Wilson.
Moara Smith teamed up with Tatura Primary friends Brenna Walker, Eliza Pike and Sarah Wilson.
Mr Lipshut said hospital and Parkvilla staff and families formed a team that comprised Erica Varapodio, Natalie Watson, Justin Watson, Travis Watson, Chris Lott, Rob Miller, Larry Thomson, Kate Clavarino, Matthew Hanns, Oliver Hanns, Nathan Hanns, Heidi Van Den Ende, James Smith, Nikita Smith and Amelia Varapodio.
''It was great to see this group having such a good time that they lost count of their laps after 130 and kept going anyway,'' he said.
''A team, falling between the kids and almost veterans, comprised of myself, Tamsin Paxton and Gary Whyte, rounded out the day.
''Tamsin arrived in Tatura from Cairns on the Sunday prior to the event. She is participating in a work placement at Tatura Veterinary Clinic as part of her veterinary studies, and was not deterred by the chilly morning and did a wonderful job pushing the two old blokes to the line.
''Tamsin has family ties to Tatura and is Trish Warnett's great niece.''
Mr Lipshut said Fairlie Stewart, who swam as a member of the veterans team for many years, came to support her son John, now teaching in Ararat, and his daughter Cecilia who came up from Melbourne.
Fairlie was accompanied by her daughter Mary.
''The Hospital Ladies Auxiliary once again provided a delicious morning tea and welcome hot coffee for all the swimmers and supporters,'' he said.
''Swimmers received certificates from the hospital and vouchers from Glenda and Geoff Alexander of Tatura Hot Bread.
''While sponsorship pledges are still being collected, the event to date has raised $3800.
The funds from this year's event will be used to provide televisions for the Parkvilla residents rooms.''
The Tatura Hospital Committee thanked Geoff Lipshut, Laura and staff at Dawes & Vary, and Jayne and Sue at the hospital, and all the swimmers, sponsors, supporters and helpers who organised the day, once again making it a successful and most enjoyable fundraiser on the hospital's calendar.
Special thanks were extended to Debbie Stanton for her early start in opening the pool, assistance throughout the morning, and cleaning up the change rooms after the minor flooding from earlier in the week.
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Mr Lipshut said this annual event highlighted the importance of two of Tatura's major assets, Tatura Hospital and Parkvilla and Tatura Swimming Pool, and the community's continued willingness to support both.
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My friend and I chose this cruise to avoid visa problem (She is a Chinese national). It was my third cruise and our second together. The food was standard, and the company took every opportunity to charge more. The service was, at best, indifferent. The last night we went to the Asian restaurant and paid for the worst meal I have ever had on a cruise ship. The entertainment -- particularly the music -- was lifeless despite a lot of "enthusiasm." Housekeeping was generally cursory and late in the afternoon.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Government forces were behind most of the alleged war crimes in the final bloody months of Sri Lanka's 26-year civil war and may have systematically destroyed evidence of mass killings, according to a new Australian report.
The report by Australia's Public Interest Advocacy Centre Ltd, a non-profit policy group, detailed witness accounts of potential war crimes such as deliberate artillery attacks on hospitals, rape, torture, sexual violence and the murder of Tamil Tiger fighters who had surrendered.
"Although violations were committed by both sides, the evidentiary material indicates that members of the Sri Lankan Security Forces (SFs) perpetrated the vast majority of alleged crimes during the investigation period," the report said.
The new report comes as the United States plans to table a U.N. human rights resolution in March against Sri Lanka, putting new pressure on Colombo to address war crimes allegations.
Sri Lanka's military spokesman Ruwan Wanigasooriya said from Colombo that the report was baseless. He also cast doubts about the accuracy of the document's eyewitness accounts, and claims that the military removed evidence of war crimes such as mass graves.
"Do you think we could have unearthed skeletal remains which are in the villages where people are also resettled now and destroy the evidence?" Wanigasooriya told Reuters.
The "Island of Impunity" report, under the Public Interest Advocacy Centre's International Crimes Evidence Project (ICEP), cited witness accounts that torture, sexual violence and enforced disappearance continue in part today, perpetrated by the SFs on the civilian population.
It said Sri Lankan command and control structures were so well-established that, if the charges were proven in a court, it could lead to the conviction of senior military commanders and Sri Lankan government officials.
Sri Lanka has previously said that it rejects an international inquiry into the war.
More than 100,000 people were killed in the war between the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and government troops in the 1983-2009 conflict. Thousands, mainly from the Tamil ethnic minority, are still unaccounted for or missing.
A U.N. panel has said around 40,000 mainly Tamil civilians died in the ferocious final months of the conflict, but Sri Lanka has disputed that figure. Both sides committed atrocities but army shelling killed most victims, the U.N. panel said.
Separatist Tamil Tiger rebels were renowned for the use of child solders and suicide bombings. The new report said the Tigers recruited boys possibly as young as 15 to fight.
"The ICEP investigation reveals some of the gravest crimes under international humanitarian law and demands accountability," said John Ralston, chairman of ICEP's Committee of Experts.
The report said recent new testimony from an unidentified witness alleged Sri Lankan security forces destroyed forensic evidence after the conflict.
"This witness has alleged that scores of civilian mass burial sites were systematically destroyed after the conflict," it said. "This highlights the urgent need for an internationally mandated investigation."
Human rights watchdog Amnesty International said the report further corroborated its own findings and those of the United Nation into the crimes committed during the conflict.
"With Sri Lanka showing no willingness to deal with its own conflict-era crimes, an international investigation must be established without further delay," Polly Truscott, Amnesty's deputy director for the Asia Pacific, said in a statement.
(Reporting by Thuy Ong; Additional reporting by Ranga Sirilal and Shihar Aneez in COLOMBO; Editing by Michael Perry, Paul Tait and Miral Fahmy)
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The governors of Kansas and Kentucky are placing bets on Monday night's NCAA basketball national championship game — in the form of Kansas beef and a Kentucky country ham.
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback and Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear bet their home-state foodstuffs that their respective teams would win. The University of Kansas takes on the University of Kentucky at 8:23 p.m. Monday in New Orleans.
"This is the way it's supposed to be — the two winningest programs and the two most passionate fan bases competing for the title," Brownback said in a release. "We sent Kentucky Adolph Rupp, but we're bringing home the title. Rock Chalk Jayhawks!"
"The Wildcats are talented, unselfish and focused — they've been a thrill to watch all season," Beshear said. "It will be a real treat to see these fantastic coaches, John Calipari and Bill Self, go head to head, but Kentucky clearly has the edge over the Jayhawks. We can't wait for the Wildcats to bring home the school's eighth national championship. Go Cats!"
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