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Discussion in 'Former Pro Player Talk' started by President of Serve/Volley, Oct 17, 2009.
I would vote for Andre Agassi.
Well, it is Andre Agassi.
Agassi's great but I would add Rosewall and Connors to the list.
For today's game I'd put Del Potro up there.
Please define your terms: "greatest ballstriker"
produces the most pace?
most spin?
most touch?
best placement?
most variety?
Jimmy Arias deserves a mention, Seles maybe on the womens side
I'll give a few suggestions even though the term Ball Striker can mean a lot of thing as hoodjem pointed out.
Mac (if we are talking striking ability at the net)
Nadal (Spin)
Davenport (Clean and hard)
The Williams (Power)
Petr Korda
Men (in no particular order):
Wome (again in no particular order):
Korda and Rios should be considered too.
Petr Korda:
"I faced some of the greatest players of the game across the net. When I began on tour and made my breakthrough there were men such as Ivan Lendl, Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe. Then there was Boris Becker and Stefan Edberg, while towards the end Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi took over at the top.
The best player I ever hit tennis balls with was Rod Laver, who was warming up for a senior tournament in Palm Springs."
Cleanest of the strike.
In the last 30 years.. Lindsay Davenport. Cleanest I've ever seen. Her swing is smooth (not exaggerated or violent), her timing is perfect, and the ball just flies off her racquet. I think her timing is the key.
Oh, well in that case, it's Connors, NOT Agassi.
Many of the other suggestions here, are good as well, though Federer wouldn't even be in the top 500 of all-time if we are only talking about cleanest ball-striking.
From a top player who played against all the greats mentioned, this nomination gets much respect. Im pretty sure that McEnroe, Sampras, and probably Agassi would nominate Federer. For a wood racket, I would go with Laver. For a graphite racket, I would go with Federer.
Come on Joe! They are talking about "CLEANEST" strike. Federer isn't remotely in the picture. He has shanked more balls in a single tournament than Connors did in 30 years!
In terms on cleanliness of the strike of the ball for the men it definitely becomes Connors...the others I listed could be talked about depending on what dimension of striking you want to discuss.
For the Women in terms of cleanliness of strike...it would for me be close between Davenport, Graf and Evert. The others I listed, while powerful...shanked a ton of balls on any given day...to many to contend for this particular category.
I'm not sure if it's definitely Connors but clearly Connors is one of the best choices. Federer is really not in the running for the cleanest ball striker. Federer's a great player but he does shanks a lot of balls, especially off the backhand.
I think another clean ball striker for the women would be Jennifer Capriati.
I vote for Steven Seagal
Men: Agassi
Women: Davenport
yes, there are certainly other shotmaking dimensions in which those others would also score highly. I actually think some of the talented flakes like Rios and Leconte score high in some dimensions. But in terms of hitting the sweetspot the most cleanly, the most consistently, can't think of anyone to match Connors. His dilligente footwork, combined with great eyes, and very simple, clean strokes, made for the perfect storm in that particular way. Even for a pro, Connors stood out as a guy, who's priority was not to do big things with the ball, but first and foremost, just to make sweet contact.
^^^^^ And don't forget Connors was using that tiny headed T2000 racquet!
Maybe that helped focus the mind
This feels right to me: Connors, then Agassi and I'd put Bjorn 3rd
for women, Lindsay, Chris, Steffi and someone else said Capriati, who is also worthy of mentino...
Laver, Connors, Borg
Andre Agassi
I will probably go with Agassi. Guga, Pioline, and Kafelnikov deserve to be mentioned as well. And as mentioned in the other thread, Nalbandian, Davydenko, and Murray.
Federer is way up there, too. Yeah, he shanks a lot, that's what happens when you have that kind of racket head speed. I watched him practice when he was about 18 and you could immediately tell he had a special way with the racket.
Safin also hits a really clean ball. All time I have to go with Agassi. Crispy!!!
Agassi and Connors are the 2 greatest ballstrikers of all time. The best returners are virtually all the best ballstrikers because they can make good contact on a fast serve. BTW, has any one coined the term "dirty hitters?" Dirty hitters would be spin meisters like Nadal.
That sounds pretty fair, Capriati, even at a young age, hit a very clean ball. I wouldn't rate her any higher than 4th though, Lindsay, Chris and Steffi all were better than her.
In term of the men..Agassi and Borg are pretty close in this department, and could be swapped, I might even be inclined to put Agassi 3rd behind Borg if we are only judging on cleanness of strike.
Wasn't aware we were talking about women as well, but from the WTA I would also go with Davenport as many others already did.
Considering her limited movement and where she got in the game of tennis, her ball striking ability and superb technique cannot be overstated really.
Thats for damn sure.
I remember the first couple times I saw her play. The first time was '93 US Open 3rd round match vs. Sabatini. But it was really the second time I saw her play on ESPN vs. Graf at the AO '94 4th round. She lost something like 6-2 6-2 to Steffi but I distinctly remember watching and thinking wow she is taking what looks like a very easy swing and the sheer power coming off her racket was jaw dropping. At that time she was way out of shape in her dumptruck phase so of course she couldn't get to many of Graf's shots especially in the long rallies but I remember when she did boy she stood toe to toe with Graf. I recall thinking the only player I had previously seen do that was Seles (who was in hiatus from stabbing at that time).
From my 21+ years of watching tennis, my vote goes to Andre Agassi. His stroke mechanics are not only clean, but in my opinion a pure work of tennis artistry. Connors is also great for his era when the game was slower and the balls came at him alot flatter. To me, todays game was very much started by the likes of Agassi, Sampras, Courier, Chang and the bunch where power and spin really came into prominence...and the fact that Agassi is the cleanest striker in that bunch gets him my vote. I also remember his many great battles against Boris Becker, who was a guy who played with alot of power and spin. As for the women, while I did and do watch them, I can honestly say I really stopped paying attention to their stroke mechanics a long time ago. I suppose Lindsey Davenport did appear to have some really clean strokes (according to memory)...but these days, most women look like shankers to some degree from what I see (no offense).
Yo Federer, im really happy for you and your slams, and i'll let you finish, but Agassi was one of the best ball strikers of all time. Of all time!
Miloslav Mecir. Just thought I'd throw his name in. He may not have been the greatest ballstriker but he's pretty good.
Laver and Davenport.
Women: Steffi, Lindsay and Chris
Can we just stop these greatest of all time crap. Ivan Lendl was great, but so is Federer, Agassi and Sampras. Who knows who the best is. How about a real thread for once?
Cleanest to me is agassi because he hit with so much power so consistently. I have yet to see anyone else hit that clean and hard since, but I am sure it will happen.
Tracy Austin hit the ball pretty damn clean too. Lindsay modeled her groundies after her.
Another Vote for Agassi.
Liberace - lots of chin music...
Agassi was quoted for saying Sjeng Schalken had the cleanest ball-striking he'd ever seen(on the mens tour).
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- Eliminate setup fees -- This removes any initial barriers or sales objections. You don't want potential customers dropping out before negotiations, do you?;
- No appliance fees -- As an MSP, you're maintaining the hardware, so why charge an appliance fee? Butler said that your backup solution is a complete hardware/software backup replacement;
- No cancellation fees -- Don't charge your customers a cancellation fee for your service. "No one likes the cell phone model," he said. If your customers don't like your service, allow them you can cancel at any time. Don't hit them up with additional costs;
- No upgrade/downgrade cost -- Allow businesses to grow without charging additional fees. Charge your customers for what they use and move them into the right size appliance as their business changes; and
- All services included -- Make sure that you included all of your services into your offering. Butler said that "file restores all the way down to disaster recovery (DR) planning and testing" should be included. Don't make it more difficult on your customer.
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Poppinga resigned; Packers' stockholders told team working to do what's fair with Favre
Green Bay Packers' linebacker Brady Poppinga has signed a four-year contract extension through 2012.
Reports say it's worth $17.5 million, including a signing bonus of $3.5 million.
That's about what free agent linebackers Kawika Mitchell and Boss Bailey got earlier this year.
Poppinga could have been an unrestricted free agent at the end of this year and Packers' General Manager Ted Thompson was so happy about the signing, he announced it at Thursday's annual stockholders' meeting which was attended by 9,300 team owners and guests.
Also, the Packers have struck a deal with the fifth of their nine draft picks -- fourth-round defensive end Jeremy Thompson. Fourth-rounder Josh Sitton signed earlier Thursday.
That leaves second-round receiver Jordy Nelson to be signed before training camp starts Monday, along with second-rounder Brian Brohm and third-round pick Jermichael Finley.
Also, the Packers cut three players Thursday; former Wisconsin punter Ken DeBauche, corner Kyle Ward, and linebacker Marcus Riley.
No Favre
If you still think Brett Favre might return as the Packers' starting quarterback this fall - well, let's just say the team's owners have been told otherwise.
Before the annual stockholders' meeting Thursday, fans were entertained by last year's highlights on the video board. They included Favre's emotional retirement news conference and at the end, an announcer said, "One of the greatest players will be missed, but not forgotten."
Then when the meeting started, Packers' President Mark Murphy wasted no time addressing it. He said the team wants to be fair to Favre, while doing what's in the Packers' best interest.
That brought calls from some of the crowd to bring Favre back.
Thompson got more cheers than boos when he was introduced. He called the Favre case a complicated matter and Thompson recognized that fans are split on what should happen.
"Families sometimes disagree - and we'll always be family." Thompson told the stockholders.
Later, in reviewing the Packer roster, Thompson said there were three quarterbacks. Favre was not mentioned.


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Librarian being honored for 30 years of service
A community reception will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. today in the Hulbert Library of the Town of Concord for Annette M. Gernatt, who is retiring after 30 years of service.
Gernatt joined the staff of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library in 1966 as a clerk-typist for the Bookmobile.
She became library director in Concord in 1983, received her master's degree in library science in 1997 and received a community service award from American Legion Post 431 in 1999. Having seen many advances over the years in the way libraries provide access to information, Gernatt said she most enjoys introducing children to reading through story times and special programs.
The reception will take place at the library, 18 Chapel St., Springville.


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Can the ville_c2 people on jelly bean answer some questions for me? What kernel version do you guys have? And does Chrome work?
HTC_102 here still no update OTA. For those who already got the update, may I ask what are your previous firmwares. Mine is still stuck at 4.0.3.
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Overeem: Ranked on potential?
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This topic contains 72 replies, has 18 voices, and was last updated by pewnt 4 years, 3 months ago.
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- October 29, 2010 at 11:32 pm #100884
I make my own rankings and spam them around… via USA Today.October 30, 2010 at 12:05 am #100896
I'm sickened that millions of people will be forced to read your shit and think its true. Disgusting. How on earth did you get that gig?October 30, 2010 at 2:21 am #100900
yeah frick. that's a dick pounder. or knee slapper. fuck. masturbation.November 1, 2010 at 4:53 am #101078
I don't write for USA Today, but I do contribute to their rankings. Somehow, my ballot is in there with Gross' and Breen's and MDS'. Crazy.November 1, 2010 at 3:52 pm #101104
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Soooooo, how did you get that gig Derek?November 1, 2010 at 4:47 pm #101109
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a couple two letter acronymsNovember 1, 2010 at 6:51 pm #101118
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Reems best mma win of recent note has been the win over Rodgers. Other than that he's been making a highlight reel of can executions.
Until he makes a serious run against Werdum, Fedor, Bigfoot, Barnett all the other SF wins he still be a lower top 10 fighter. He knocked off The Grimm and hasn't done anything since and even though I see him crushing most UFC heavy's, that doesn't matter until he actually does it.November 1, 2010 at 8:50 pm #101145
Subo-Stop sucking your own dick, your not tight and your opinions suck. Someone at USA Today thought it would be funny to play a prank on their boss when he asked him to find a respected mma blogger and got you.November 1, 2010 at 10:35 pm #101158
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i think its like he has the every man opinion for USA today, i have never read nor seen that newspaper.November 1, 2010 at 10:35 pm #101159
My ballot deserves head. It's that good.
I don't remember exactly how I weaseled my way in – I wasn't in at the ground floor – but I thank Richard and Nate at BE for making it possible. It's a helluva feather to have in your cap. One day, I'll see my name in that damn newspaper, and it won't be related to any kind of hostage situation.November 2, 2010 at 12:16 am #101165
Ohh, so you sucked dick for the job. That makes more sense.November 2, 2010 at 5:45 am #101183
Just for that, I'm dropping Fedor a spot every month due to inactivity.August 19, 2013 at 3:00 pm #531439
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA fanboys!!!!! Don't worry. I'll be back to crush your next overrated man crush glassjawsh. LMAO!!!!
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Athens-Clarke police have called a foul on games held at a downtown bar.
Sideways Bar on East Broad Street risks a fine or losing its liquor license for hosting "beer pong" games that promote unlimited drinking, in violation of a county alcohol ordinance, officials said.
The ordinance prohibits fixed-priced "all-you-can-drink" promotions, and Sideways Bar allegedly charged an undercover police operative a $15 entry fee and offered him all the beer he wanted, according to police.
A plainclothes police officer went into the bar Saturday night with an unnamed civilian who paid the fee and was told by a bar employee that he could have "unlimited cups of draft beer," according to police.
The object of beer pong is to toss ping pong balls and drink the beer in cups where the balls land, police said.
Now, local government attorneys are investigating to see if the game constitutes an illegal promotional event, according to County Attorney Bill Berryman.
The civilian who went into Sideways Bar with the plainclothes officer told an employee his beer pong partner couldn't make it that night, police said, but the employee said he could stay and drink all the beer he wanted while watching others play.
Bar employees served the operative three cups of beer without charging him, according to police.
Police referred the case to the county attorney's office, which will decide whether to hold an administrative hearing.
If police find criminal violations, officers send those cases to the solicitor's office for prosecution, he said. Officers send ordinance violations to the county attorney's office, Berryman said.
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Enrique ruled out of Hearts tie
Jose Enrique will miss Liverpool's Europa League play-off first leg trip to Hearts as manager Brendan Rodgers prepares to field a much-changed side.
Enrique was unavailable for last Saturday's 3-0 Premier League defeat at West Brom due to a knee injury, which he picked up in training.
The left-back will continue to receive treatment as the club's Melwood training base in the hope that he will be fit to face Manchester City on Sunday.
Captain Steven Gerrard, Luis Suarez, Glen Johnson and Martin Skrtel are also set to sit out the game as Rodgers rests a number of key players.
Morocco winger Oussama Assaidi will miss the match, as he is cup tied, having played earlier in the Europa League qualifying rounds for his previous club Heerenveen.
However Assaidi, who arrived at Anfield last week in a £2.4 million deal, will be eligible to play in the group stages if Liverpool overcome Hearts.
Andy Carroll is also in line to make his first start of the season, with a potential move to Newcastle and West Ham having stalled.
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After three days at home following Qatar, it was time to pack the bags again and head west for the Grand Prix of the Americas in Austin, Texas. As part of my planning for the year, I had discussed with my partner Clare which races we could incorporate into a holiday. Right away Austin jumped out, particularly when Clare realized its proximity to New Orleans, a city she had wanted to visit for years.
After a layover in Manchester, we flew to New Orleans via Amsterdam. Admittedly flying from the UK to the States via Amsterdam is not the most direct route, but it did save us money. Sadly the airline decided to punish our frugality by holding our luggage hostage in The Netherlands for 24 hours.
On the subject of luggage, one of my main issues traveling to Qatar was the weight of my camera gear. I carry my cameras, lenses, and laptop in a backpack that can be taken on as hand luggage. Fully loaded the bag weights 15 kilos, walking around airports with that on my back literally becomes a pain. I did not have time to buy a roller bag before Austin, but I will before I travel to Jerez.
After 10 busy days in New Orleans, the Mississippi River Road, the Atchafalaya Basin, and San Antonio we arrived in Austin. Having arrived in Austin at lunch time on the Wednesday I only had half a day free so we set off on a pilgrimage to visit the statue of blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan.
On Thursday I left Clare exploring Austin, picked up my hire car and with a little trepidation headed to the track. In recent years, I've built up plenty of experience of driving in the US, but this was my first time on my own, so I was slightly nervous. As it turned out I didn't have any problems negotiating my way thanks to the GPS. How did people find their way before GPS?
The GPS however was no help in finding the Accreditation Center. I asked one of the car park attendants, who pointed in the vague direction of a ticket office. Assuming that couldn't be it, I drove around the car park twice. I even found myself behind the main grandstand — not sure how I managed to get there. Eventually I spotted a small sign in front of the ticket office that read "Accreditation Center." Here we go.
Finally 30 or 40 minutes after arriving at the Circuit of the Americas I had picked up my credentials for the weekend and parked the car. Not the best start but at least I knew where I was going for the rest of the weekend.
Situated around a 25 minutes drive from downtown Austin the Circuit of the Americas is a stunning, state of the art facility. The media center is huge and well appointed, there's even a dining area with hot food, a far cry from the occasional sandwiches that appeared in Qatar. The fans appeared to be well catered for, and you've got Austin's famous nightlife. What's not to like?
It's not all sunshine and roses though, at least from a photographer's perspective. Around 90% of the track is surrounded by tall fences, which I assume are there for car racing. If your chosen spot wasn't near the occasional gap in the fence, you had to crawl under it.
During the MotoGP race I managed to snag my media vest. After freeing myself, I casually glanced back expecting to see a group of smiling faces, thankfully I'd gotten away with it.
There were not enough media shuttles, and I found myself stranded and having to walk back on one occasion during practice.
On race day I went to catch a shuttle prior to the Moto2 race to be told some of the drivers were away having lunch. They did eventually get me to my chosen spot and thanks to the rain delay I didn't miss the start of the race.
I'm told that the shuttles were better than last year but there's still room for improvement. I should add that the guys driving them were great and wanted to talk about the TT which I'm always happy to do.
Those were the only negatives on an otherwise excellent weekend. It was great to catch up with the esteemed Jensen Beeler and finally meet the Anglo-Dutchman David Emmett. I even had Peter Collister, a friend from the Isle of Man sitting next to me in the Media Center.
I also got to spend a bit of time with my friend Dan Lo who had driven 18 hours from Chicago, a true MotoGP fan and an excellent photographer.
Most importantly though Clare enjoyed her second MotoGP experience having gone with me to Laguna Seca last year. She managed to see some of the city, and even found an excellent Indian restaurant a block from our hotel.
I won't be attending Argentina, so I'm looking forward to putting my feet up and tuning into BT Sports excellent coverage. I may even have a beer or two. Before that though I need to order that new roller bag.
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Martin Montoya Transfer from Barcelona Can Resolve Liverpool Full-Back ConcernsNovember 29, 2013
Ian Ayre is on a mission to bring one of Spain's most talked about youngsters, Barcelona's Martin Montoya, to Liverpool.
Reports on Friday suggested the Reds are willing to part with cash to capture his signature in January, rather than as a free agent next summer.
It won't come easy though, as Liverpool prepare to fight for another player against Champions League clubs, according to David Maddock in the Mirror:
The Reds are at the head of a queue that also includes Arsenal and Inter Milan, after forging strong links with the Barca board during ongoing talks over the future of goalkeeper Pepe Reina, who could still move back to his former club at the end of this season following a year on loan at Napoli.
An Excellent Prospect
Montoya is certainly already an exciting player. He's got pace and is tricky with his feet, able to accelerate forward and has been known to strike a ball well from distance, too.
At the back, the 22-year-old has demonstrated maturity both for Barcelona, and the Spanish Under-21 side. He can play the ball with a soft touch, able to influence the pace of the game.
Last season Montoya made 15 appearances in La Liga for Barcelona, scoring once. His impressive stats, from Squawka, saw him achieve a 91 percent pass accuracy record, creating two chances, and earning a performance score of 578.
Andy Hunter wrote in the Guardian that Montoya "can operate in both full-back positions"—an ideal solution to kill two birds with one stone at Liverpool.
With the Reds' recent troubles at left-back well documented and Glen Johnson being the club's only experienced right-back, the signing of Montoya seems essential.
In Montoya, Rodgers would have the option of cover on both sides, and a first-team regular in the making.
Right Full-back
Johnson has spent time on the sidelines twice already this season.
Whilst his absence at right-back was comfortably, but not outstandingly, covered by Jon Flanagan at Arsenal earlier this month, the games he missed in September and October must have given Brendan Rodgers a headache.
With Johnson out, Rodgers trialed a few options down the right. Andre Wisdom, Jordan Henderson and Raheem Sterling were all given auditions against Swansea, Sunderland and Crystal Palace respectively, but all three failed to provide adequate cover.
Furthermore, Martin Kelly looked exhausted on his brief return from long-term injury, with his future position looking more suited to centre-back.
Montoya can replicate both the defensive astuteness and attacking ammunition of Johnson.
He would provide the 29-year-old England international with not only first-class cover, but also healthy competition, of which Johnson has had little of since replacing Alvaro Arbeloa in 2009.
Left Full-back
Jose Enrique will be missing from Liverpool's left side of defence until February, whilst Aly Cissokho has had somewhat of an uninspiring start to his career at Anfield.
Should Montoya sign, his first job may well be to fill in at left full-back, relieving the pressure from Flanagan, who is two years younger.
Ayre should go all-out to sign Montoya.
With visible, squad-deep problems in both full-back positions, the signing of Montoya could allow resources to be spent elsewhere in the team—such as bringing in a central defensive midfielder.
He is an exciting and young proposition, who can go straight into the first-team and do a good job on either side of defence.


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It hasn't gotten to lottery-like stages, yet.
But real estate people are going to the showrooms of homebuilders in Inland Southern California on weekends to represent clients who sign an "Interest List" to get pre-approved for the chance to angle for a new home. They describe a scene where buyers angle for homes that are being parceled out in clumps as eerily reminiscent of a time in 2003 and 2004 when rooftops rose over blocks at a time.
Buyers who fail to show up for these calls get their names crossed off the list.
Freda England, of Century 21 Lois Lauer Realty, showed up at an event held by a builder in Murrieta and said her buyer was bumped to another rung on the list because the lot and model they landed on when their number was called was not the floor plan of their choice.
Now, they must show up on another weekend to opt back in for the sale.
"It's not as dramatic as it was before the housing bubble,'' England said, as three to four houses are being sold at a time.
But the buyer-demand, and tight supply, appear to be having a ricochet effect. There are more headlines trumpeting massive land sales in fallow master-planned communities.
This week, the Irvine-based land brokerage company, Whittlesey Doyle, announced that Toscana, a 960-acre master planned community near Corona, was sold by Sunny Sage of Temecula to Foremost Communities of Irvine.
The transaction was characterized as the largest land sale in the Inland region in seven years.
Tom Doyle, founding principal of Whittlesey Doyle, said Sunny Sage has been processing the entitlements of the project for 10 years and recognized this was an ideal time to sell.
"Foremost Communities identified the lift in the market that began in 2012," Doyle said, and likens the acquisition to one that will ideally position the company in an attractive spot for future development.
In another transaction, Lee & Associates' office in Carlsbad disclosed the sale of the 200-acre University Hills project in Temecula by John Firestone to Ambient Communities.
Ambient plans to build and entitle a residential master plan on the property with homes of all sizes.
Matt Weaver, who represented the seller, John Firestone, said some finished lot prices in Temecula are trading at higher prices than during the peak in 2004-05. "We received interest from buyers all over the U.S. for this highly visible property,'' Weaver said. "This activity is emblematic of a rising land market."
The Fair Housing Council of Riverside County will hold a town hall meeting on June 5 in Temecula on "housing crisis" topics.
Four topics will be discussed from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at Temecula City Hall, 41000 Main St., including: "Know the Signs," how to identify predatory lending practices; "Educating the Public," the importance of homeowner education; "Never Again," lessons learned from the foreclosure crisis; and the "Road to Recovery," a discussion on where to go from here.
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shantyshawn Artist from New York, United States
My daughters would love this! I used to live in Erie, right by the Millcreek Mall.
nice ..got my vote.:)
great design! love you :)
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AWWWWESOME... bravo
stashvamps Artist
i like the title. you should make a whole series of "notes" shirts
yeah, I'm actually trying to find all of my old notebooks too, because that's pretty much all I do in my classes….besides my studios.
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man i know what thats like…its rare that i come out of a class with real notes
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Westside Rob checks in with a brief morning report:
A tip to pass along. Park in the cheaper $5 parking on university blvd. They are just about as close as the $10 parking.I have to say I liked rose hulman much better as a fan. Setup was nicer. Parking closer. Traffic a non-issue. Stadium was nicer and it seemed a little bigger. Anderson is better than it used to be but not much. I hope the colts don't stay in Anderson for too many years. Ed note: It's an hour closer though.It was a no pads practice so other than formations and packages there wasnt much too seeSaw defense working some blitz packages out of the nickel and dime packages. More Bullitt in at kind of a LB spot in those packages.Saw some three tightend goal line formations with Clark, Eldridge, and Robinson.Foster and Dawson seemed to working ahead of moala. Didn't see much of Hughes but he looks bigger than advertised. Bigger than Mathis for sure.Definetly rotating wr's a lot. Wayne stands apart from team a lot. Not sure what that's about.I also noticed Pollack lining up with first unit most of the time that I could tell.


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UKH2Mobility interim report finds potential for 1.6M hydrogen-powered vehicles on UK roads by 2030, with annual sales of 300K units
5 February 2013
|UK consumer demand for FCEVs increases as the cost premium diminishes and the network of hydrogen refueling stations (HRS) expands. Source: UKH2Mobility. Click to enlarge.
More than 1.5 million hydrogen-powered vehicles could be on UK roads by 2030, according to interim Phase I findings of the UKH2Mobility project, a joint Government-industry to evaluate the potential for hydrogen as a fuel for Ultra Low Carbon Vehicles in the UK before developing an action plan for an anticipated roll-out to consumers in 2014/15. (Earlier post.)
The forecast was made in an interim report commissioned to evaluate the benefits of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) and ensure the UK is well positioned for their commercial roll-out. The study provides a roadmap for the introduction of vehicles and hydrogen refueling infrastructure in the UK.
The transition to ultra-low emission vehicles has already begun. It has the potential to create really significant new economic opportunities for the UK, to diversify national energy supply and to decarbonize road transport. The findings released today demonstrate that hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles can make a significant contribution to this.
Successful commercialization of the technology will require Government to work in true partnership with industry. Our international rivals are looking to steal a march in this area and so UKH2Mobility recognizes the importance of prompt action to ensure the potential benefits are realized by businesses and consumers in the UK.
Opportunities for the UK to take a leading role in low carbon technologies will be looked at as part of our auto industrial strategy, published later this year.—Business Minister Michael Fallon
The key findings are:
Consumer. From the quantification of the dependencies between costs, vehicle performance and HRS network development, the project developed a model to predict the rate of vehicle uptake in different circumstances. This model indicates that, once refueling options are available, the initial uptake will be limited by the cost of buying the vehicles. Nevertheless, the analysis identified sufficient early adopters to generate sales of approximately 10,000 per year by 2020.
Up to 10% of new car customers will be receptive to fuel cell vehicles when first introduced, attracted by the newness of the technology and environmental considerations. "Early adopter" interest will need to be fostered and converted into sales to build confidence in and support for FCEVs, as the first models become available in world markets within the next three years.
Vehicles. As the vehicle costs become more competitive and the refueling infrastructure develops, consumer uptake is calculated to increase rapidly. In the UK H2Mobility roadmap, by 2030 there will be 1.6m FCEVs in the UK with annual sales of more than 300,000
Infrastructure. A coordinated network of hydrogen refueling stations will need to be established, focusing at first on national trunk routes and heavily populated areas. An initial roll-out of 65 stations would provide sufficient coverage in line with early vehicle sales, with the network growing in line with the number of FCEVs on the road to provide 1,150 sites by 2030.
Environment. The UK H2Mobility roadmap shows that the total CO2 emissions for an FCEV can be 75% less than the equivalent diesel vehicle in 2030, on a path to zero carbon by 2050. Based on the uptake figures, FCEVs could reduce UK annual total vehicle CO2 emissions by three million tonnes in 2030. Replacing diesel vehicles with FCEVs could also save between £100 million and £200 million (US$158 million and US$315 million) a year in the cost of damage to air quality caused by vehicle emissions by 2050.
Fuel production. While FCEVs produce no harmful tailpipe emissions, some forms of hydrogen production do generate CO2. Using the project fact base, the analysis shows that a mix of hydrogen production methods can deliver hydrogen to the driver at a cost competitive with diesel, yet with 60% lower CO2 emissions in 2020 and 75% lower in 2030.
The hydrogen production mix in the roadmap for 2030 is 51% water electrolysis, 47% steam methane reforming (SMR) and 2% existing capacities—a mix of SMR and readily available by-product hydrogen from other processes. The water electrolysis, using renewable electricity, includes both on-site production at the HRS and centralized production with distribution to the HRS. In 2030, the roadmap shows that the national demand for hydrogen for FCEVs will be 254,000 tonnes p.a.
Water electrolysis capacity offers significant benefits to the electricity sector in assisting the integration of renewable generating capacity and in providing grid-balancing services. These benefits will increase as the proportion of renewable energy in the generating mix increases. The project quantified these benefits and determined that this would have the effect of reducing the cost of hydrogen produced by electrolysis by 20%.
Hydrogen production will be on course for zero emissions by 2050, at which time FCEVs could have a market share of between 30% to 50%.
Investment. A basic initial network of hydrogen refueling stations is required to encourage early adoption of FCEVs and there will inevitably be a lag between the creation of this network and there being sufficient FCEVs on the road to make it financially self-sustaining. Phase 1 of the project estimated the total finance needed to be around £400 million (US$630 million) to 2030. Phase 2 will be focused on both reducing this figure and considering different models for delivering it.
The final report of Phase 1 is due to be published in March. Building on the roadmap developed in Phase 1, the second phase of UK H2Mobility in 2013 will:
Develop a detailed business case and an overarching framework to enable all entities involved to commit to specific actions.
Identify instruments and mechanisms necessary to overcome the barriers to achieving the roadmap. Key points to address are: the commercial model for the construction of the initial network of HRS; options for improving the early consumer proposition; and the means to establish a clear pathway, with controls, to the production of low carbon hydrogen with the right purity for FCEVs.
The motor industry recognizes it is vital for it to develop and deliver new solutions for reducing the environmental impact of the vehicles it produces. Hydrogen fuel cell technology represents a major advance in securing sustainable mobility. As manufacturers reach the point of bringing the first FCEVs to market, it is important that all interested parties work together to ensure their benefits can be appreciated and realized through co-ordinated dialogue between industry partners and government bodies. UKH2Mobility's Phase 1 findings provide valuable resources and intelligence to help us secure these advantages and we look forward to participating in Phase 2 to further confirm the potential of hydrogen as a low carbon fuel in the UK.—Akihito Tanke, Vice President, Research and Development, Toyota Motor Europe
UKH2Mobility, synopsis of Phase I results
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Fortunately we will all get to see how successful this is in Germany before other countries commit to the hydrogen highway.
Best thing to do right now is wait. I predict that only a segment of the wealthy will embrace hydrogen fuel, and that market will become saturated in 5 years after full roll-out. The rest of us will choose BEVs, as being cheaper and more convenient with home charging. Only then will we have a good sense of how many sales/year, it will never be a major portion of the market.
Unfortunately, this will turn out to be a massive subsidy for the rich.
"I can't decide if this is wistful thinking or pure Bullshit?"
Does it matter?
Chemical engineers thick fuel cell are great and electical engineers like batteries.
Mechanical engineers know that things break. Cars sold today with an ICE could still be on the road in 2030.
However, BEV and HFCV do not really work very well yet. On the road does not mean much if they are not drivable.
..can't place the melody..
http://scienceblog.com/887/white-house-explains-bushs-hydrogen-car-plan/ 'Freedom Fuel seeks to lower that cost enough to make fuel cell cars cost-competitive with conventional gasoline-powered vehicles by 2010..' ..
sung to, "I Stole an Election, was War President, and Stained the Human Genome" by "W and the Hydrogen Fuel Initiative".
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