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Learn American Sign Language: Beginner conversational words and phrases in ASL
August 6, 2019
Hello! Today I'm going to teach you
beginner ASL signs, so you can start communicating
using ASL, or American Sign Language. Are you ready?
And that's the sign for "READY"? HELLO HI HOW ARE YOU? So that's the sign for "how"
and then you point to the person "how are you?" GOOD. Or one-handed: "Good". BAD. Turn your palm down: "bad" FINE "I'm fine" "so-so" "OKAY" – literally the handshapes for "O" and "K". "Okay". "I'm okay" "GREAT" or "WONDERFUL" "what's up?" So it's that "open-8"
handshape, from the shoulders: "what's up?" "nothing" "busy" "busy" or "I'm busy" "not a lot" "what's your name?" Though in ASL, it's more literally: YOU NAME WHAT? and sometimes people add a "YOU" at the end as well. So: "what's your name?" MY NAME (is) … and then you fingerspell your name. In my case, "Meredith". If you have a sign name, you would then teach your sign name, so ME NAME and then as a beginner you'll be fingerspelling your name. "nice to meet you" "nice to meet you" and you sign that toward the person. YES Nod your head "yes" NO – you can shake your
head "no" DEAF HEARING (or not deaf) and HARD-OF-HEARING. Somewhere in the
middle — "hard-of-hearing". For example: "Are you deaf?"
"No, I'm hearing. Are you hearing?" "No, I'm deaf." So you can sign "I'm hearing" and "I'm
learning ASL" so–that's "I'm learning ASL". Sign the
sign "learn" once, twice — I've seen both. Or "I WANT" — that's the sign for "want". "I want to learn ASL" "I want to learn ASL" or "I want to learn
sign" — so that's "ASL" – American Sign Language. Sign language
generally speaking sign and then language or you might see it with a
different handshape: sign language. UNDERSTAND – like "I understand". if you're
nodding along — so "I understand". The finger flicks like that up, Or "DON'T UNDERSTAND"
if you shake your head no — I don't understand. So remember that shaking your
head like that means "not understand" PLEASE SORRY "sorry, I don't understand." please SLOW. slow AGAIN AGAIN. I'm going to show that again — an example: "Sorry, I don't understand." "Please sign again, slow." I'll do that
again this is useful: "Sorry, I don't understand.
Please sign again slower." THANK-YOU. "thank you" or sometimes two
hands – if really emphatic. "thank you" "see you later" so that's SEE-you LATER. Thank you for watching! I hope that you
continue to learn ASL and I'll see you later. Bye!


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Injuries take their toll on England's lionheart
Andrew Flintoff's announcement he would be retiring from Test cricket was about as shocking as Cristiano Ronaldo's summer move from Manchester United to Real Madrid in its timing.
At the age of 31, England's talismanic all-rounder has had to admit his injury-ravaged body cannot stand up to the rigours of the five-day game and, if he wanted to continue playing the sport he loved at the highest level, he had to make a harsh decision.
He has opted for the shorter form of the game, one-day internationals and Twenty20 matches in the lucrative Indian Premier League once this Ashes series has finished.
Flintoff believes he could continue playing for England for the next four years and beyond, if his body lets him.
As Lord's was busily preparing for the Ashes Test, putting the finishing touches to advertising hoardings, some ironically featuring Flintoff for a well-known men's deodorant, a hastily-arranged news conference was being set up.
In the end Flintoff was almost half an hour late meeting the throngs of journalists who had packed into the Brian Johnston Film Theatre inside the Lord's Museum.
But the burly Lancastrian looked like a weight had been lifted off his shoulders by announcing the news.
He was in a philosophical mood rather than looking emotional, a complete contrast to former England captain Michael Vaughan, who was extremely tearful when he announced he was quitting the Test arena.
In the 13-minute news conference, kept tight by England and Wales Cricket Board media manager Andrew Walpole, Flintoff spoke about how he had been mulling over the decision for a while and had not just thought suddenly about quitting overnight.
However with his problematic knee, which had been operated on at the start of the year, flaring up again during the drawn first Ashes Test at Cardiff and needing pain-killing injections, Flintoff decided it was time to listen to his body.
"I've been a professional rehabber for two years," he said. "There is relief in announcing it but sadness in acknowledging it."
Flintoff had sought advice from legendary England all-rounder and his childhood hero Sir Ian Botham, Vaughan, Ashley Giles and his physio Dave Roberts. He said the England squad had known about the situation for a few weeks.
But he is desperate to go out on a high and is aiming to play in the final four Tests against Australia this summer, "I'd do anything to play in those next four," he said although he could not even guarantee if he would be fit enough to start on Thursday.
Flintoff's larger than life character and his heroics during the 2005 Ashes win, in which he won the Man of the Series award for taking a staggering 24 wickets and amassing 402 runs, endeared him to the British public.
Most even saw the funny side when he was "worse for wear" at the subsequent official celebration parade through London.
But his actual Test statistics - 76 Tests so far, 219 wickets and 3708 runs at an average of 31.69 were hardly the most impressive as he aimed to become the best England all-rounder since Botham.
But Flintoff, who can barely remember his stats, is more about blood and guts passion and inspiring his team-mates, and scaring the hell out of the opposition, rather than playing for his average.
Cricket has been in his blood and as a baby his mother Susan used to wheel him around the boundary ropes in his pram while his dad Colin was playing club cricket in Preston.
He flourished in the game despite it not being on the curriculum at his school, Ribbleton Hall High.
His cricket potential was obvious at a young age and he made his debut for St Annes fourth XI at the age of 13 and the first team a year later, becoming the youngest player in the Northern League.
But even as a youngster he struggled with injury and at the age of 16 had to stop bowling for a number of months because of back problems.
He made his Lancashire debut in 1995 at the age 18 and played his first Test for England, against South Africa at Trent Bridge, in 1998.
But injuries started to rear their ugly head on his 6ft 4ins frame again in 1999 when he broke his foot during a Test in Cape Town and his career has been blighted by them ever since, having undergone four ankle operations and a knee operation.
Flintoff said he "can't grumble too much" about his Test career which spanned 11 years after claiming he was "rubbish" when he first starting playing at the highest level - a remark which drew loud laughs from the journalists.
England are certainly going to miss this no nonsense northern lionheart who played like a man possessed in the Test arena.
But he believes if his body holds up, his best cricket is yet to come - what a scary thought for the opposition.
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Comment number 1.At 17:49 15th Jul 2009, Optomistic and English wrote:
I think Flintoff has made the right decision here both for himself and in a way for the England test side. im sure he'd be much happier being able to play as many ODI's and 2020 games as, instead of patches of the two and the odd test series. I say itd good for England in a way, obviously he will be a huge loss, but it will allow the test team to be more settled, without makeshift lineups considering how FLintoff will fit back into them on a regular basis. This said though i think it is a real shame, but as i have said Flintoff needs to do whats right for him, and seeing him appear regularly in the shorter formats is much better than the constant injuries!
Comment number 2.At 18:05 15th Jul 2009, ShinyDavidHowell wrote:
His aggressive attitude is more suited to ODIs and T20 anyhow, and he can now focus on spending the autumn of his career as a straight-up shorter-game specialist. It seems as though he gave this decision a lot of thought too, and I think he's come to the right one.
This will also help the selectors in future, as pointed out above.
Comment number 3.At 18:22 15th Jul 2009, Silver Surfer wrote:
So, if Flintoff's personal stats are 'hardly the most impressive as he aimed to become the best England all-rounder since Botham' and he's been at the helm of England's worst white-wash since the 1920s and he's played in all of how many of England's 15 wins in 46 tests since end of The Ashes 2005, what exactly is there to miss?
Andrew 'Fredalo' Flintoff - a lot of talent but just like Ricky Hatton and most other English sportsmen, too busy getting drunk to be considered any good.
Comment number 4.At 18:33 15th Jul 2009, prasath wrote:
Good luck for his future. Yes he had a big injury list since 1999 and numerous operations. But he is so called all rounder, barring the 2005 Ashes he had nothing done to his called potential. Had he played for other countries he wouldnt have survived for this long when people compare to other good or great players he is no where near to that club his statistics will show it, players having less than 4000 runs each in both forms of game for the last 11 years are may be good players not greats.
Comment number 5.At 19:01 15th Jul 2009, Silver Surfer wrote:
QUOTE by Prasath: "But he is so called all rounder, barring the 2005 Ashes he had nothing done to his called potential."
100% correct - so what's all the fuss about???
Comment number 6.At 19:38 15th Jul 2009, redforever wrote:
And this announcement couldnt wait until after the Ashes? I feel that Flintoff was always caught up in his legend. Did he do enough to improve his physical conditioning? He is a big man, but no bigger than Botham, and yet his career has never reached the levels that were possible.
As for him being a lionheart, I would have liked to have seen more brains than heart. Compliments about how much "heart" a sportman has are usually reserved with those who failed.
Comment number 7.At 19:41 15th Jul 2009, thewallofindia wrote:
well silver_surfer!! you might not miss freddy but england cricket team will miss the bowler who bowls with a lot of passion whenever a cricket ball is given to him by his captain......can you name a handful of bowlers in england who bowl with the same agression and passion of flintoff....
Comment number 8.At 19:46 15th Jul 2009, Edward Mills Grace wrote:
The "fuss" is about a bowler who could out think and out perform the best batsmen in the world. The "fuss" is about a batsman who on his day can make quality bowling attacks look silly. The "fuss" is about someone who could step up for the last over in an ODI with the opponents needing three to win and bowl a maiden. The "fuss" is about giving proper respect to a cricketer who might only have taken two wickets in an innings, but they'd have been Hayden and Ponting or Dravid and Tendulkar.
The "fuss" is about making it clear to anyone who may be fooled that statistics without context tell you nothing about real achievements. And also, the "fuss" is about making sure that anyone who thinks that ignorant statements like "too busy getting drunk to be considered any good" are going to gain you any respect from anybody is not encouraged in their delusions.
Comment number 9.At 20:00 15th Jul 2009, Silver Surfer wrote:
EddieOnTheWing: my flippant 'drunk' comment aside, the stats don't lie.
Comment number 10.At 20:00 15th Jul 2009, thewallofindia wrote:
Well said eddie statistics matter but not too much 'cause what is the use of picking 700 wickets when you didnt get Brianlara out in a test match?
Comment number 11.At 20:41 15th Jul 2009, goonergetit wrote:
Big massive gargantuan boo boo, Nostalgic last few innings so he´ll be swinging the bat more than usual, he´ll get lucky and we might win one test because of it. Talk of a galvanising effect in the England dressing room are a desperate pathetic excuse for us to get some passion into a team that doesn't have the working class, "Fire in the Belly". Cruising in the comfort zone, middle class gamesmanship has not got the edge that is required, the killer instinct, the pure hatred. (the Aussie cricketers do actually hate us!) Thanks Freddie, adequate rest would have ensured another few years of this great talent, but that is not to be, the psychological effect of this announcement at such a moment is yet to be measured, but it will be negative and emotional, nostalgic and heroic but it is the wrong time to make this announcement, we´ve just reloaded the Aussie gun-barrel when it´s already packed to the max.
Comment number 12.At 20:43 15th Jul 2009, Bye Bye Badman wrote:
Silver Surfer - Stats dont lie, but do they tell you the whole picture?
If you actually watched cricket you will see what the fuss is about with Freddie. He is by far and away Englands best bowler, always troubling the batsmen and never giving away easy runs. Last weekends test match showed you his worth - his bowling allowed Broad and Anderson to get their wickets.
Comment number 13.At 20:49 15th Jul 2009, gazzapompeycity wrote:
Freddie an utter legend if he is not put down with the greats its due to his one downfall , injury !
i think his timing is perfect because every test from now could be his last
thanks for the memories fred
Comment number 14.At 21:09 15th Jul 2009, prasath wrote:
I believe that bowlers who had taken not 700 wickets but more than 400 wickets had taken not only Lara but also Sachin, Hayden, Langer, Waugh brothers, Ponting, Dravid, Jayasuria, Inzaman or other greats or all time greats for more than one time.
Comment number 15.At 21:13 15th Jul 2009, stellamike wrote:
Perhaps I may be accused of being biased as a Lancashire type , but I feel that England have not helped the early retirement of Andrew Flintoff by adopting the " One more over " mentality with him . I can't think of any bowler of recent times that we have run into the ground in the hope that he would buy us one more wicket . He always proved his loyalty and work ethic by picking up the ball and bowling his heart out for England .
Thank you Freddie , you may not have the stats to say you were the best , but for me you were always heart and soul for England .
Perhaps now Lancashire may gain from this . Enjoy your retirement , I belive you have earnt it .
Comment number 16.At 22:13 15th Jul 2009, neilk wrote:
I think he is an exciting player with a great deal of ability. But in an average England team he was allowed to get away with a lot of mediocre performances. Let'a face it, with his record he wouldn't be a permanent feature in one of the leading countries test team. Having said that, I believe he would have raised his game in these teams , not only because he would have had to, but he would have been challenged by the world class players he was playing with. If, as suggested, his bowling is so good that he can get wickets for mediocrity in the shape of Anderson & Broad, imagine what could have been achieved by Steyn & Ntini, Ishant Sharma & Zaheer Khan to name but a few. If he can get great batsmen out, as mentioned, I cannot understand why he then has difficulty knocking over 9, 10 & 11, which would give him his fyfer.
As for his batting, I rate him no better than Shaun Pollock, and he batted at 8 throughout his test career.
No question a talented cricketer, but suffered from playing in a very ordinary team and from the usual over-hyping that only happens in England.
Comment number 17.At 22:18 15th Jul 2009, splendidsparrow wrote:
Freddy loves to live it up! Nothing wrong with that, except that all things have their time and place in life.
When you are a national (international) icon, you must necessarily adopt a personal-discipline regime that would augment your ability to maintain optimal performances for as long as humanly possible, if that is your expected goal!
You cant have your cake and eat it too!
That means you must stay fit, avoid over indulgences and have a disciplined bedroom agenda, as well. As a former representative player, I can tell you, you don't have a choice if you plan on staying productive and competitive in regards to longevity!
Comment number 18.At 22:34 15th Jul 2009, WebbyFoxes wrote:
Flintoff was right to announce it now, why keep it silent and get slated for holding it back.
Plus it will give England actually something to work towards and winning the series for Fred.
Plus he has been a top all-rounder but unfortuantely his career marred by the two incidents : the infamous 2006/07 Ashes Series when as Captain, he saw England thumped 5-0 and the Pedalo incident in the 2007 World Cup.
Apart from that, he will wholly be remembered for you know what...which should be called Freddie's Ashes and they will always be.
Comment number 19.At 22:36 15th Jul 2009, GlobalSportsGuy wrote:
I love Freddy - but overall he's been disppointing. I know you can blame the injuries, but I suspect that he hasn't taken care of his body for a long time - over-weight, likes his drink. He was never going to last long. Definitely not in the same class as Botham or Kalas. He will be missed - I wish him all the best making money in the IPL, but I get help but wonder what could have been if he took his fitness serious over his career. Here's hoping he makes a big impact during the rest of the summer
Comment number 20.At 22:42 15th Jul 2009, wooclankicker wrote:
Desperately sad news. For me, it's not about the statistics, it's about character and entertainment. I don't want my sporting heroes to be systematic, dull, compilers of records - where's the fun in that? I want my heroes to be fallible geniuses - Warne, Gascoigne, Best, Sir Viv, Botham. They emptied bars whilst they were playing and no doubt filled them up when they weren't but so what, "Flintoff's bowling or Flintoff's batting" were thoughts that filled me with excitement at what might happen - the anticipation, the anti-climaxes maybe but I've yet to experience the same feeling when Alastair Cook is batting or Graeme Onions is bowling.
Comment number 21.At 22:43 15th Jul 2009, pyrah_maniac wrote:
Right decision but Flintoff will be missed enormously. He made Fletcher a great coach and Vaughan (and Pietersen for a short while) a great captain. Hopefully the best is still to come!
Comment number 22.At 22:52 15th Jul 2009, johnboy63 wrote:
EddieOnTheWing - brilliant reply.
As a nation, we are fantastic at building up and beating up our special performers. Fred is undoubtedly special, and as GoonerGetIt said, the pyschological impact of the timing is yet to be seen, but it may be a masterstroke.
Anyone who earns the respect of Punter as has been reported today is again special.
Some commentators are right when they have said that he did not always perform to the best of his ability (but who does ???), and the ODD beer related ....erm.... incidents are blots on his landscape that Fred is probably not over happy with.
The word talismanic has been used with Fred, and just listening to the crowd when he is belting in and bowling at 90 ish, or nursing the tail whilst seemingly pushing seriously world class bowlers around at will, confirm that word.
Bloody good luck Fred, and hats off to you for making the decision you have. IF it is money based - which I seriously doubt - who wouldn't make that decision for their family ??
Now then, let's all get behind England for the last 4 tests.
Comment number 23.At 22:55 15th Jul 2009, Highcroftrunmachine wrote:
There's no doubt that Flintoff has been a box office hit as far as English cricket is concerned but despite this, I do feel as if some people are going over the top here. Much as statistics don't tell the whole story, after 75 tests they're a fair indicator of how his career has panned out. He is a good bowler capable of getting the best batsmen in the world out but why hasn't he got more wickets? Great bowlers get five-fors regularly and although Flintoff has certainly had the ability to do it, it's not happened nearly regularly enough. Much as I like the guy, I feel a bit short changed to be honest.
Comment number 24.At 23:20 15th Jul 2009, thirdwoman wrote:
When he injured his side in the Caribbean, I felt that the end was nigh, and that he needed to be selective about his cricket. To end in an Ashes test is fitting. Fred has been a loyal servant to England (if you forgive the IPL escapade) and I would like to see him given a hero's send off. That means don't pick him at Lords, because it will be another flat track, and that could polish him off for the rest of the series. Far better to let him build up enough strength to put in one or two more barnstorming performances.
Some people have made unflattering comparisons to Ian Botham, but to me Botham was a once in a lifetime player. Fred was no Botham, but he was the one and only Freddie Flintoff. And that is good enough for most England fans.
Comment number 25.At 23:28 15th Jul 2009, Stoneymoto wrote:
Don't wish to be pedantic, but he broke his foot in Cape Town in 2000 (Ok the 99/00 series) but it was definitely this millenium. What about his run of consecutive test 50's prior to Ashes 05?
Comment number 26.At 23:45 15th Jul 2009, spacemanmf wrote:
I agree with the comments that the statistics do not reflect the contributions made by Flintoff, such as getting key batsmen out.
I think that it's important to distinguish his early England career, which he has referred to as being poor, with his later career. In his earlier days he lacked confidence and maturity and this showed.
Splitting up his stats up to the home series vs South Africa in 2003, whilst his averages before then are poor, he has averaged over 36 with the bat and under 30 with the ball since the start of that series, which I think rates him as a quality all-rounder.
I disagree that Flintoff is no better than Pollock as a batsman - he has made some astounding knocks over the years for both England and Lancashire (I particularly remember 143 off 66 balls against Essex, before Twenty20 existed). His problem has been not playing enough consecutive matches due to injuries - after any sustained run he has done well with the bat.
I don't like the way the press have been talking about Flintoff as if he will never play cricket again - this is not yet the case.
Comment number 27.At 00:23 16th Jul 2009, superstumped wrote:
As far I can see Flintoff has opted for the gravy train. I predict that he is setting a president and we will start to see many more international players using their thirties to maximise earning potential by kicking test cricket into touch and concentrating on IPL etc.
Of course there was no way Flintoff was going to miss this years IPL when the proper course of action would have been to rest and prepare for the summer. I think this announcement is bad timing and as usual it is all about Freddie and not about what's best for England. I think he is egotistical, irresponsible at times and his acheivements have been over rated. His manic, ridiculous celebrations and his village idiot behaviour at times when representing England have made him a very poor role model.
Back to the underlying problem of the demise of Test Cricket. The top brass need to urgently introduce a system which will encourage top players to carry on playing test cricket.
They could start by suggesting to Flintoff that if your not fit enough for Test Cricket then your not fit enough to represent England for one day cricket! Of course he will still have IPL which I suspect will be his favourite form of cricket from now on anyway!
Comment number 28.At 00:31 16th Jul 2009, thosknapp wrote:
This has been coming for a long time. The stress of fast bowling with such a huge body was bound to take its toll, no matter how fit he kept himself. Probably the only way Fred could have kept a Test career going was to concentrate solely on batting. So, thanks a lot Fred, it's been a very great pleasure watching you play Tests for England and the best of luck with everything you do. Finally, I do wish Ponting would stop questioning people's motives. He's not a psychologist and his constant whinging makes him sound mean-spirited and small-minded. Or is this just another laughable attempt at what Aussies fondly imagine to be "mind games"?
Comment number 29.At 00:40 16th Jul 2009, AqualungCumbria wrote:
I would hope that the selectors will never ever pick him as a one day limited overs player ,if he isnt fit for tests then out you go sorry if that sounds callous but we need fit players.
Comment number 30.At 07:14 16th Jul 2009, notachucker wrote:
18, "Apart from that, he will wholly be remembered for you know what...which should be called Freddie's Ashes and they will always be."
Freddie's Ashes? Sickening.
Comment number 31.At 07:30 16th Jul 2009, spidernix wrote:
Freddie's problem is he was 20 years too late - I think he'd have enjoyed playing his cricket with Beefy and Lamby.
At heart I think he just wants to play cricket and have a few beers. Unfortunately his body and men in suits seem to stop him him doing that.
I personally would give anything to be able to play cricket at his level and I think he'll regret leaving the game early in years to come.
My advice to Freddie is to give up everything else and just play test cricket. Limited overs are for children. Test cricket is for men.
Decide in haste, repent in leisure
Comment number 32.At 07:39 16th Jul 2009, DrCajetanCoelho wrote:
Freddie is a great bowler, batsman and a fielder. There is plenty of top cricket yet to come from this world class cricketer. He will certainly be there for some more years playing in all forms of cricket. Let us wish him good health and good times.
Dr. Cajetan Coelho
Comment number 33.At 08:25 16th Jul 2009, happyhammer wrote:
Well, he's certainly created debate hasn't he?
Lots of talk about stats (how dull and boring is that!),'good riddance never lived up to potential' and he 'was a great'. There are lies, damned lies and statistics and I think the truth about Freddie is somewhere betwixt the two rapidly developing camps.
A committed sportsman who in short bursts could terrify bowlers and batsmen alike,especially batsmen. Gilchrist openly admits to feeling mentally tortured by Fred.
But did it to little to often to be classed as a great.
For me what sets him apart as a cricketer and as an individual in the world of professional sport is the moment after the 2005 win by 2 runs, as his team rush into each others arms Fred has dropped to his haunches, his left hand on Lees shoulder, his right hand grasping Lees sweat filled glove. Compassion and empathy writ large across his big northern features as he comforts a visibly distressed Lee.
Class act, class man.
Comment number 34.At 08:30 16th Jul 2009, gravybeard wrote:
For those few months in 2005, Freddie helped give us (English fans) something we were beginning to think we'd never see again: the attitude and ability necessary for an Ashes-winning side. His contributions to that series cannot be overrated, and he should go down, for that reason alone, in the hall of fame as one of England's true Ashes heroes. More than that, he was something of a rarity: a truly wholesome role-model for young sportspeople. His test stats don't really talk of him as one of the all-time great test players, but the game isn't always about statistics - it's about people.
England must now adjust to this impending loss - not by waiting for the next Botham or Flintoff (or King Arthur?) to come along, but each individual must raise their own game to adopt Freddie's level of competitiveness.
Comment number 35.At 08:31 16th Jul 2009, Model C wrote:
29 "I would hope that the selectors will never ever pick him as a one day limited overs player ,if he isnt fit for tests then out you go sorry if that sounds callous but we need fit players."
Good grief, just how mean-spirited can you get? What is it with this country and our attitude towards top sportsmen?
My abiding memory of Fred is of his last few overs in the West Indies, AFTER it was known he had a hip problem, still pounding in on that dead, dead pitch and averaging nearly 90mph in his attempt to get the ball to do something.
If he enjoys a few beers, so what? Isn't it refreshing to have personalities playing sport, instead of the all-too-common adroids who have had all spirit and individuality 'coached' out of them?
Comment number 36.At 08:33 16th Jul 2009, Model C wrote:
That'll be ANDROIDS then. No idea what an adroid is...
Comment number 37.At 09:05 16th Jul 2009, pyattl01 wrote:
My opinion is that Flintoff is his early international career underperformed hugely-down to his weight and maybe his attitude. The weight issue must have impacted on his body as this has stifled his career somewhat.
What is interesting is how often he played through his injuries having countless injections often returning to the fold not fully recovered. This was because the ecb rushed him back so often as he was a major player for England.
He does have over 200 wickets which is more than decent as initially he was a batter who bowled a bit. He never really filled his boots with wickets or runs against the lesser sides as have other seamers in the past for england.
He has under achieved with the bat often seems unsure as how to build an innings
Last night geraint Jones said how freddie would get into the changing rooms after a hard days test cricket and collapse in his chair exhausted-i feel when he plays he gives 110 percent-not all recent england players can say this.
Also he was instrumental in winning the only ashes series that i have witnessed after years of being bashe by the aussies
Just think about this although his averages are not great how many players do england have to come in that will bat 7 and score test hundreds and also take wickets bowling fast-Stuart Broad? Dont make me laugh
Comment number 38.At 09:09 16th Jul 2009, Davey Bones wrote:
When the emotion has died down and we look at his stats, reality will step in and we will realize that except for a pretty good 2005 he didn't really achieve very much.
Even in 2005 his stats are a long way from being great He was probably the best all rounder England had at the time but alas that is more of a sad indictment of English cricket than Freddies greatness.
When he was on form with the ball he could turn a match but that's hardly unique, the exploits of one single player often turn a match. In a nutshell good player but no more. Good luck to him because he did always give his best, on the pitch anyway.
Comment number 39.At 09:11 16th Jul 2009, yottskry wrote:
Stoneymoto wrote:
"Don't wish to be pedantic, but he broke his foot in Cape Town in 2000 (Ok the 99/00 series) but it was definitely this millenium."
Ahhh, well if we're going to be pedantic then 2000 is actually the last year of the last millenium, not the first year of this millenium.
The first millenium started on year 1 (there was no year 0), the second started on 1001 and the third on 2001.
Comment number 40.At 09:22 16th Jul 2009, sirviv wrote:
Michael Vaughan and Andrew Flintoff have both shown vey silimar traits this summer, selfishness.Neither of them can let an Ashes series go by without making themselves the talking point.
Flintoff's record is poor and he is in the team more by reputation than by any recent form, even when not injured.
If any other bowler in world cricket had the ability to bowl fast and short but not takes wickets he would be derided by the press and fans in this country but "Freddie" is deemed to be indispensible.
The Ashes are special, as we are told every day on Sky, but Flintoff wants to be the main attraction. His retirement from real cricket should have been left for after the series and he can now go and earn the big bucks with his pal "KP" and Chris Gayle, another couple of selfish guys.
Comment number 41.At 10:19 16th Jul 2009, Phil wrote:
Interesting debate.
Using the statistics of his career to assess how good a player Freddie is has to be an error. So many times he showed us the way, for the rest to follow. He changed the course of a game with the ball, softening the batsmen up, for the rest to clean the innings up. Remember Edgbaston in 2005, when he got Langer and Ponting. Won us the game that did. Suddenly everyone was on fire, the rest followed. Always a handful and so hard to play against, literally busting his body to get England ontop.
You cannot compare the man to Pollock. Great bowler Pollock, capable of handy lower order runs. Swing bowler, but could he score big hundreds to put his team ontop? No. Freddie did. I was always impressed with the way he developed away swing. At the start of his career he could only swing the ball one way. By 2005 he had in-swing, out-swing, reverse swing. All at 90mph.
Was he as good as Ian Botham? No. The best all-rounder since for England? Yes. Thats why I am sad to see him retire, sad that the injuries could not clear up. Ok, you can criticise him for not taking care of his body, but do you really know that he was not running up and down Lancashire hills to get himself fit? Because he was.
Comment number 42.At 10:19 16th Jul 2009, PrettiestPolly wrote:
Too young to have seen Botham, but I have seen Freddie play test cricket, as I am sure most here have, and I do believe I will be wanting to tell people about that in the future. That is the sign of a great player.
Comment number 43.At 11:06 16th Jul 2009, bobsy wrote:
Freddie - What can I say. What a waste of talent. Drinking binges and never been consistent enough. He will not be remembered as a legend in english cricket but as a wasted talent. Sure England will miss his bowling but besides that nothing else.
Comment number 44.At 11:58 16th Jul 2009, Sevenseaman wrote:
Lionheart is ok, its the dodgy knees we are worried about. On pain-killer shots again?
Comment number 45.At 11:59 16th Jul 2009, hamiltn wrote:
More runs... the pitch looks about as responsive as a nubile woman to the advances of an inebriated Phil Tufnell. Considering the likelihood of rain tomorrow, is the 13th over too early to call a draw?
Comment number 46.At 13:51 16th Jul 2009, DaddyRich wrote:
Do you know what really REALLY irks me ?? All the people on here banging on about Flintoff being a wasted talent and talking about his drinking (so what !!) would have been singing his praises and dancing in the streets if he puts in a match winning and/or series winning performance if ha hadn't made this announcement now . . . and even more irritatingly calling him Fred as if they're best mates.
You knwo what ?? Grow up, stop whining about everything and trying to make an "intelligent point" by banging on about statistics and "wasted potential" . . . it's highly likely that he has more potential in his little finger than most of you lot have ever had so drop the petty jealousy and just enjoy the Ashes and give the guy a chance to prove to us all what a great competitor and great Englishman he really is !!!
Rant Over.
Comment number 47.At 14:16 16th Jul 2009, kovoet wrote:
You know what guy's yes he was given a talent and half way through his career his worked hard to progress on his fitness levels etc.
But let's be honest here how many of us would kill for his talent and would work a lot harder at what he does because we weren't given that talent.
I hear them complain about to much cricket, hell let him come do my Job of 60 hours a week and earn peanuts for it. They have a job, hobby and earn a lot of money for what they are doing.
They need to get over it and enjoy what they are doing, damn I would swop for what they are doing any day.
Comment number 48.At 14:30 16th Jul 2009, archReading wrote:
If he would have controlled his wine and dine habbits he might have been a good alrounder. All i remember abt Freddie is very few innings.
He is no where near greats of Ian, Imram, or Kapil.
Comment number 49.At 14:52 16th Jul 2009, TWSI wrote:
Whole Hearted maybe when his fitness regime allowed him to play. Not off the pitch I am afraid. Arguably a disruptive and divisive presence as well especially when he was captain. Judged on the last Ashes tour a team cancer more concerned with his mates off the field.
Taking Fletcher literally an indulged baby, made captain because of his and Harm-less-sons whining if he was not. He seems to want to be all things to all people - see how Moores and KP both assumed he agreed with them - or his undignified doing whatever Sky TV asked. England's results with and without him in recent years show little difference (arguably better without). Not really good enough bar 2 years to bat at 6 and only a top class bowler for 1 or 2 years in Test cricket. Not sure he was ever in danger of being the top all rounder in the world bar '04 either. I'd take Kallis and Gilchrist over him and they've had far more good years.
In the end a top class one day bowler and an occasional good performer in test cricket. Shame for him is that our one day team has almost universally reeked.
We get a series of one liners about him but you'll notice how few tributes will include quantifiable facts or anything measurable. It's probably not his fault that the selectors and ECB have been in awe of his and the others celebrity and allowed the academy and first team to decline so badly in 4 years. Maybe had they stayed on his case and not selected him till he was fit enough he might have become a good test cricketer instead of a coulda shoulda.
It's unfair to judge Botham's career on one series against a broken Australian side as he had 5 great years at least in Flintoff's case it's almost all his achievements bar the '04 year.
The way England collectively and personally have wasted their talent the last few years is sickening to anyone who follows the sport and not just the Ashes. The fitness regimes of several and their alcohol consumption preclude greatness in a more intelligent sporting achievement culture which values consistent achievement over one off under dogism.
Comment number 50.At 18:22 16th Jul 2009, fairandbalancedfan wrote:
I think Flintoff is a bit overrated as an all-rounder - Flintoff is not in the league of Ian Botham for example - Ian was magnificent, taking catches, wickets and score runs at ease - He was England's best ever all-rounder - Tony Greig, Ray Ilingworth like blokes are good, but not as good as Ian
Flintoff has a huge problem with his frame - he is not suited for longer versions of the game - he gets injured so often that the weather in England is less fickle - so, no point analyzing the loss/gains of his quitting Tests - t is good for him and England, that he quits Test cricket
Comment number 51.At 00:05 17th Jul 2009, 2bails wrote:
Real shame. I'd say a case of opportunity missed. Fred was, and is, a superb cricketer, and Ashes 2005 was all the more memorable for his collosal input. His bowling is at times world class, and his batting (perhaps too infrequently) can win matches in the Botham mould.
Fred will rightly claim that his body has let him down (2 yrs in rehab in the last 4) but I wonder how much better is body would be if it wasn't frequently dehydrated (and not always through sweat!)
Thierry Henry, after winning a cup final, or league - I can't remember which, was asked whether he'd be having a few drinks to celebrate. His answer? No, I'm a professional footballer.
Comment number 52.At 00:30 17th Jul 2009, exposing_the_obvious wrote:
Flintoff was/is a great England cricketer by England standards. He had the greatest of talents of any of his generation but squandered many good years. Yes there were injuries but I have never seen the lad in good shape. He is loved though. He appealed to the average drunk/fat fan with his podgy frame and alcohol antics as well as his affable Northern personality. He is the Joe Cricketer the fans can imagine having a pint with. Well said Silver Surfer with the Hitman Hatton comparison.
Not all would agree that those things are bad - thats your typical English sportsfan for you. My opinion is that he, and therefore England, would have had a decade of greatness had he looked after his body and drank moderately/abstained. As it happens he had a massive contribution to THE ONLY MEMORABLE CRICKETING MOMENT that the under-30 cricket fans of this land have ever seen. I cannot recall anything else that he has done.
Comment number 53.At 10:20 17th Jul 2009, bnzss wrote:
Clearly it's sad that Flintoff is going, but how can he complain of burnout on one hand, and on the other play for that sickening marketing scheme that is the IPL?
Comment number 54.At 10:32 17th Jul 2009, Gowers great Tiger Moth incident wrote:
Why do sportsmen of the modern are cite 'burnout' ? It's just an excuse isn't it ? How can Flintoff claim this them pledge to the IPL ? Taking central contracts into consideration a current England player takes part in less cricket than a domestic player. Furthermore, there was no such thing as 'bunout' 20 years ago, players just got on with it. We didn't hear Beefy complaining of this, did we? and he played around the same amout of cricket. Granted, their might me additional mental pressures thruough the media these days but that's one reason why the receive great money. Thanks for your contribution Freddie, it's sad to see you go but Stop whinging. Just get on with it and count your lucky stars you don't have to work 9-5 with 25 days off every year.
Comment number 55.At 13:58 17th Jul 2009, MUFCECFCJake10 wrote:
Flintoff will never replicate Ian Botham but there is no doubt that he is a great cricketer. In the Ashes 2005 he played a major part in winning back the Ashes. Injuries have taken there toll on the big man but he can still be vital to the 20-20 and ODI teams.
Comment number 56.At 15:09 17th Jul 2009, thecityisred Join Sport Witness wrote:
I don't regard myself as any kind of expert on cricket, I've been to a few games - including the 2005 ashes at Trent Bridge - and it's the fitness issue that strikes me. Flintoff is overweight for a professional sportsman and being overweight makes injuries more likely to happen and harder to overcome.
He took the Freddie Flintoff thing to mean too much and became a caricature of himself, making his cricket suffer. At this period in time, he was often out in the top bars in Manchester living it up and throwing booze back at a scary rate. I know this as I saw him.
A footballer does this and doesn't look after themselves, we rage - ok for a cricketer to do it though?
Comment number 57.At 11:07 23rd Jul 2009, ark_28 wrote:
Englands star batsman Kevin Pietersen has been ruled out of the rest of the Ashes series due to an Achilles injury, Pietersen missed the 3 match ODI series against the West Indies in May as a result of the same injury.
The loss of Pietersen is a huge blow to England, the middle order batsman, scored a sublime 158 for England on the last day of the 5th Test at the Oval, in the 2005 Ashes series, this innings helped England secure a draw and regain the Ashes for the first time in 16 years.
England now await on news of Andrew Flintoffs fitness for the 3 remaining matches in this years Ashes campaign, Flintoff announced prior to the 2nd Test Match that he is retiring from Test Cricket at the end of this series, but the all rounder produced one of his finest bowling spells in that Lords Test taking 5 wickets to rip through the Australian lower order and seal victory for England, and the Man of the Match accolade for himself.


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This data protection declaration is intended to inform you about the type, scope and purpose of the processing of personal data within our online offer, including the associated websites, functions and contents as well as external websites such as social media.
Nabtesco Precision Europe GmbH takes data protection very seriously and treats your personal data confidentially and in accordance with legal regulations.
Definitions of the terms used (e.g. "personal data", "processing" or "data controller") can be found in Article 4 of the GDPR (Basic Data Protection Ordinance).
We must (and want to) comply with our information obligations under the GDPR, of course, which is exactly why we have the data protection declarations, because in the end nobody wants to be surprised unexpectedly.
Löw, Marcus / Nabtesco Precision Europe GmbH
Tiefenbroicher Weg 15
D-40472 Düsseldorf / Germany
Geschäftsführer: Marcus Löw
Wolfgang Schwarz
Gutachter für Datenschutz & Datensicherheit
In den Bleichwiesen 7
65779 Kelkheim
E-Mail: Datenschutz[at]nabtesco.de
Mobil: +49 170 26 26 000
Website: www.ga-schwarz.de
If you don't have time, and who has the time to read everything in detail, then there are the following quick notes (details will follow below):
If you visit this website as an unregistered user, little spectacular happens. The web server will process your IP address for the duration of your visit (it must, otherwise we could not deliver the content to you). The application of the website stores some types of access to this page for seven or 60 days. If no error occurs for which a log is created, the IP address is also stored anonymously. In case of errors the entire IP is saved, but after 7 days the log entry is already deleted again.
A web analysis system in the form of Google Analytics is in use. But here too, the IP addresses are made anonymous. We do not get a personal reference to you with pure visitors.
We usually only receive personal data if you have a login on our site. Customers and interested parties will also find a special data protection notice.
In accordance with Article 13 of the GDPR, we will inform you of the legal basis for processing your data. Nabtesco Precision Europe GmbH, or the site provider, collect data on the basis of our legitimate interest, Article 6 Paragraph 1 letter f) GDPR. Because our interest is the safe and functional operation of this internet presence.
This is based on Article 4 GDPR.
Personal data" means all information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (hereinafter referred to as "data subject"). Identifiable is a natural person who can be identified directly or indirectly, in particular by assignment to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or one or more special characteristics that express the physical, physiological, genetic, psychological, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.
Processing" means any operation or series of operations carried out with or without the aid of automated procedures in connection with personal data, such as the collection, collection, organisation, classification, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, dissemination or any other form of provision, reconciliation or linking, restriction, erasure or destruction
Responsible" means a natural or legal person, authority, institution or other body which alone or together with others decides on the purposes and means of processing personal data.
We collect, use and pass on your personal data only if this is permitted by law, not otherwise specified in this data protection provision or if you consent to the collection and processing of data
What kind of data and the purpose can be found in the following sections.
The following data is processed:
IP addresses are stored anonymously on this website. It is then no longer possible to establish a personal reference.
But there are also exceptions, especially the following:
If IP addresses are stored within the error log, e.g. due to incorrect page views ("404" detection and similar) or incorrect logon attempts, the IP address is not anonymized. This is then necessary to analyze and correct technical errors during logon. Especially when "hacking" is often tried to call up content that does not exist, therefore our interest in the processing of this data prevails
Incidentally, the legal basis for the processing of these data with regard to pure visitors to the Internet presence is Article 6 (1) (f) of the GDPR. Our interest is to ensure integrity. Confidentiality and availability of data processed via the website. For registered users of the website, the legal basis is Article 6 para. 1 lit. b) of the GDPR.
This is different if you have sent us an e-mail. This means that you are no longer a visitor to this page, but have a communication contact with us. This, in turn, is something completely different from this website.
On the basis of our legitimate interest pursuant to Article 6 (1) (f) GDPR, we / our hosting provider collect data on access to the server(s) that make the service available. This is log data of the server operating system and the application that the website provides. IP addresses are not completely stored. The last three digits are set to "0" (zero) in the access log. It is then no longer possible to establish a personal reference.
However, there are exceptions to every principle. IP addresses will not be anonymized and stored for 7 days in case of incorrect logins, non-existent pages or general errors. This allows technical errors to be analyzed and eliminated. And especially in case of hacking attempts we have the possibility to block certain IP addresses for our protection.
It is important to note that when weighing up interests, our interests predominate with regard to the processing of this data.
Processed data shall be erased or restricted in processing in accordance with Articles 17 and 18 of the DSBER. Data stored by us will be deleted if it is no longer intended and there are no legal retention periods.
If deletion of the data is not possible because the data is required for other legally permissible purposes, data processing will be restricted. In this case, the data will be blocked and not processed for other purposes.
Server log data is stored for security reasons, e.g. to investigate misuse cases. Anonymised log data (IP addresses) are kept for 60 days. It is then no longer possible to establish a personal reference. Error log data is deleted after seven days. If data are required for the preservation of evidence, they are excluded from deletion until the incident has been completely and finally clarified.
In accordance with §257 (1) HGB (trading books, inventories, balance sheets, commercial letters, accounting documents and others), they are stored for 6 years or in accordance with §147 (1) AO (books, management reports, business letters, tax-relevant documents and others) for 10 years..
If you contact us (e.g. contact form, e-mail, telephone, social media or event such as trade fairs and the like), your details will be processed for processing and reply in accordance with Article 6, paragraph 1, letter b) f). Your data can be stored in a CRM (Customer Relationship Management System) or similar. Your data will not be passed on to third parties without your consent.
Enquiries will be deleted by us so that they are no longer necessary. The necessity is reviewed annually.
On the basis of our business interests, we store information from business partners, interested parties, suppliers and organizers and other business partners, e.g. for the purpose of later contact. The majority of this data is company-related and is always stored permanently.
Our web server is located in the EU at a German provider (Mittwald). And, an order processing contract according to Article 28 GDPR has been concluded with the provider. E-mails are processed by our own mail server, also here, within the EU.
Nevertheless, services are used by third parties (Google, LinkedIn, YouTube - details below), these are service providers from the USA, for us there is no comparable alternative from the EU. This is a pity, but unfortunately it is so.
Any disclosure of the data to third parties (persons or companies; contractors) within the framework of our processing, by transmission or other access, shall only take place on the basis of a legal permit. This may be necessary for the fulfilment of the contract according to Article 6 para. 1 lit. b) GDPR or there may be a legitimate interest, according to Article 6 para. 1 lit. f), in the use of contractors, web hosters and others. If we commission third parties on the basis of an order processing contract, this shall be on the basis of Article 28 GDPR.
We use an external hosting partner for the purpose of operating this website. Hosting services are used for this purpose: Infrastructure, operating system services, storage space, database services, security services and technical maintenance. These are required for the purpose of operating the website.
In doing so, we, or our hosting partner, process the data mentioned under "Type of data processed" on the basis of our legitimate interest in an efficient and secure provision of the website in accordance with Article 6 para. 1 letter f) GDPR in conjunction with Article 28 GDPR (contract for order processing).
Processing in a third country (outside the EU (European Union) or EEA (European Economic Area)), or processing by third parties in a third country (disclosure or transfer), shall only take place if the specific conditions laid down in Articles 44 et seq. GDPR (processing on the basis of special categories, officially recognised determination of a data protection level equal to the EU (e.g. Privacy Shield, USA) or officially recognised contractual obligations (standard contractual clauses)) and if the processing takes place for the fulfilment of (pre)contractual obligations, on the basis of consent, legal obligations or on the basis of our legitimate interest.
You have the right:
to request information about your personal data processed by us in accordance with Article 15 GDPR - for requests for information that are not made in writing and/or that cannot otherwise be verified with certainty, you must expect us to make inquiries. We need to make sure you're the person you claim to be.
to demand immediately the correction of incorrect or complete personal data stored by us in accordance with Article 16 GDPR
to request the deletion of your personal data stored by us in accordance with Article 17 GDPR
to request, in accordance with Article 18 of the GDPR, the restriction of the processing of your personal data if you dispute the accuracy of the data, if the processing is unlawful but you refuse to delete it and we no longer need the data, but if you need it to assert, exercise or defend your rights
to receive, in accordance with Article 20 GDPR, the personal data you have provided to us in a structured, current and machine-readable format or to request the transmission to another person responsible; and
to complain to a supervisory authority pursuant to Article 77 GDPR.
You can find your responsible supervisory authority in the following link:
If you have given your consent, you have the right to revoke it at any time, without giving reasons, with effect for the future, in accordance with Article 7, paragraph 3.
This website uses cookies for pseudonymised range measurement, which are transmitted to the user's browser either from our server or the server of third parties. Cookies are small files that are stored on your end device. Your browser accesses these files. The use of cookies increases the user-friendliness and security of this website.
If you do not want cookies for range measurement to be stored on your terminal device, you can object to the use of these files here:
If you do not want cookies to be stored on your terminal device, please deactivate the corresponding option in the system settings/ browser settings. Cookies that have already been saved can be deleted from the browser. If cookies are excluded, the functions of this website may be restricted.
On the basis of legitimate interest, in accordance with Article 6, paragraph 1, letter f), for analysis and optimisation, we use content and service offers from third parties on our website. For example, we can integrate their fonts, videos and images.
The prerequisite for this is that the provider perceives the IP address of the user (without IP address the contents cannot be delivered to the user's browser) as this is required for the presentation of the contents. Our effort is that we only use such content where the provider only uses the IP address to deliver the content
It is possible that the providers use Web Beacons and use them for statistical and marketing purposes (e.g. evaluation of visitor traffic on our website). It is also possible that this information is stored in cookies on the user's device and contains technical information, operating system used, referring websites, visit times and other information about the use of our website.
On the basis of our legitimate interest (optimization and analysis and optimization and economic operation of the online offer) pursuant to Article 6 (1) (f), we use Google Analytics, which is provided by Google Ireland Limited (Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Irland). The service (Google Analytics) uses "cookies" - text files which are stored on your end device. The information collected by the cookies is usually sent to a Google server in the USA and stored there.
Google LLC complies with European data protection law and is certified under the Privacy Shield Agreement:https://www.privacyshield.gov/participant?id=a2zt000000001L5AAI&status=Active
IP anonymisation is used on this website. The IP address of users will be reduced within the member states of the EU and the European Economic Area and in the other signatory states to the agreement. Only in individual cases is the IP address initially transmitted in full to a Google server in the USA and shortened there. This reduction eliminates the personal reference to your IP address. The user's IP address transmitted by the browser is not combined with other data stored by Google.
The data collected by Google on our behalf is used to evaluate the use of our online offer by individual users, e.g. to create reports on the activity on the website in order to improve our online offer.
Sie haben die Möglichkeit, die Speicherung der Cookies auf Ihrem Gerät zu verhindern, indem Sie in Ihrem Browser entsprechende Einstellungen vornehmen. Es ist nicht gewährleistet, dass Sie auf alle Funktionen dieser Website ohne Einschränkungen zugreifen können, wenn Ihr Browser keine Cookies zulässt.
You have the option of preventing cookies from being stored on your device by making the appropriate settings in your browser. There is no guarantee that you will be able to access all functions of this website without restrictions if your browser does not allow cookies.
Furthermore, you can use a browser plug-in to prevent the information collected by cookies (including your IP address) from being sent to Google Inc. and used by Google Inc. The following link leads you to the corresponding plugin: tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
Furthermore, you can use a browser plug-in to prevent the information collected by cookies (including your IP address) from being sent to Google Inc. and used by Google Inc. The following link leads you to the corresponding plugin: tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
Further information on data use by Google Inc:
The controller has integrated components of LinkedIn Corporation on this website.
LinkedIn is operated by LinkedIn Corporation, 2029 Stierlin Court Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. Privacy matters outside the USA are the responsibility of LinkedIn Ireland, Privacy Policy Issues, Wilton Plaza, Wilton Place, Dublin 2, Ireland.
LinkedIn complies with European data protection law and is certified under the Privacy Shield Agreement:https://www.privacyshield.gov/participant?id=a2zt0000000L0UZAA0&status=Active ;
Each time our website is accessed and equipped with a LinkedIn component (LinkedIn plug-in), this component causes the browser used by the person concerned to download a corresponding representation of the LinkedIn component. Further information on the LinkedIn plug-ins can be found at developer.linkedin.com/plugins In the course of this technical procedure, LinkedIn is informed which specific subpage of our website is visited by the person concerned. If the person concerned is simultaneously logged in to LinkedIn, every time the person concerned visits our website and for the entire duration of the respective stay on our website, LinkedIn recognizes which specific subpage of our website the person concerned visits.
If such a transmission of this information to LinkedIn is not desired by the person concerned, he can prevent the transmission by logging out of his LinkedIn account before calling up our website.
LinkedIn offers the possibility to unsubscribe e-mail messages, SMS messages and targeted ads as well as to manage ad settings at www.linkedin.com/psettings/guest-controls LinkedIn also uses partners such as Quantcast, Google Analytics, BlueKai, DoubleClick, Nielsen, Comscore, Eloqua and Lotame who can set cookies. Such cookies can be rejected at www.linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy
Privacy Policy of LinkedIn:
LinkedIn's cookie policy:
The controller has integrated components of YouTube on this website.
YouTube is operated by YouTube, LLC, 901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066, USA. YouTube, LLC is a subsidiary of Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Irland.
If the person concerned is logged on to YouTube at the same time, YouTube recognizes which specific subpage of our website the person concerned visits by calling up a subpage that contains a YouTube video. This information is collected by YouTube and Google and assigned to the respective YouTube account of the person concerned.
Privacy Policy of YouTube:
You are interested in our company and our products. We are very pleased about that. We want to inform you comprehensively and transparently about the protection of your personal data. We are convinced that you have a right to be completely and transparently informed about what happens to your personal data.
It is important to note that we will not pass on your data to third parties.
However, there are also exceptions to principles. The operation of a newsletter is not trivial and cannot be implemented by ourselves with our own means. For this reason we use a technical service provider who processes the data.
It is our conviction that the distribution of information via e-mail newsletter is an important step to inform you about our services.
In our search for a technical service provider, we deliberately chose CleverReach. Data security, data protection and the appropriate range of functions for us are fulfilled here. The IT systems are located within the European Union (EU).
In general, we operate a "closed" newsletter. For example, it is not possible for "everyone" to register via a publicly accessible page. We enter the data into the IT system ourselves and only include existing customers and interested parties here (see also legal basis).
With the e-mail newsletter, we provide you with information on our services, products, our company and invitations to events on the points mentioned.
We store for the dispatch of the e-mail newsletter exclusively your e-mail address, your first and last name and company with our newsletter service provider. It is in our interest and appreciation to address you personally in newsletters. For this we need your name in the CleverReach IT system. It is also in our interest to see to which companies we send our newsletter.
CleverReach offers a statistical evaluation of usage data. This allows us to see to how many users an e-mail was sent, whether an e-mail was rejected or whether a user unsubscribed from the newsletter after receiving the e-mail.
The tracking of opening and click rates enables us to delete newsletter recipients who have not used our newsletter for a longer period of time. In this way we save the recipient unnecessary e-mails and money (and this interest is obvious).
We can offer better performance through tracking and can identify which content is interesting for newsletter recipients and which is less.
Of course we hope, we are completely honest, through the tracking of opening and click rates also conversations, meetings at our events and hopefully also further contracts, because this is in our interest.
The legal basis for existing customers is Section 7 (3) UWG. For interested parties, this is Article 6 para. 1 lit. a) of the GDPR, your consent to the dispatch of newsletter e-mails.
In the evaluation, analysis and usage behaviour, the legal basis is our legitimate interest according to Article 6 para. 1 lit. f) (see above).
In general, an objection is possible at any time.
You have the right to be informed about your personal data and you can contact us at any time.
In the case of a "request for information" which is not made in writing or which cannot be verified otherwise, you must expect that we make inquiries. We must ensure that you are the person you claim to be.
You have the right to correction or deletion or to restriction of the processing, as far as this is legally entitled to you.
Finally, you also have the right to revoke. With each newsletter you can unsubscribe or send us an e-mail to the address below.
You also have the right to data transfer.
As soon as you unsubscribe from the e-mail newsletter you will be blocked in CleverReach and no further newsletter will be sent to you. We check this on a monthly basis and delete the personal data of users who have unsubscribed from the newsletter.
Since we and CleverReach are committed to data security and data protection, CleverReach regularly backs up your data. These are generally deleted after 30 days.
Every newsletter e-mail contains a note on how you can have your contact data deleted.
Alternatively, you can contact us at any time: info[at]nabtesco.de
We reserve the right to adapt this data protection declaration so that it always complies with current legal requirements or to implement changes to our services in the data protection declaration, e.g. when introducing new services. The new data protection declaration will then apply for your next visit.
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CVA student-athlete teams stay in top physical form by participating in dry-land, weightroom and fitness training at the Carrabassett Valley Anti-Gravity Complex (AGC). The AGC is one of the best ski/snowboard specific training facilities available. It features trampolines, weight room, skate park, hardwood courts, and climbing wall - everthing CVA's athletes need to maintain healthly bodies and to optimize safety while on snow.
The AGC also provides the backdrop for off-season training opportunities for local athletes, and the hub of the such as the popular CVA Trampoline & Skate Camp.
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Our College Plush Rug is a thick 1" tall flow of strands so soft your feet will smile. (If of course your feet could smile :). The plush feel will make you opt to sit on the floor instead of your dorm futon! Beyond the pure softness you'll be pleased with the high quality and care this rug is made with. From the 1" thick microfibers to the anti-slip gel grips that coat the bottom, this dorm rug is one of a kind. Another quality feature is the side tapering which limits shedding and ensures your dorm rug won't easily unravel.85% (8)
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Service, Parts and Repairs
Routine Maintenance
Keep your equipment running its best by getting an annual tune-up.
Small Engine Repairs
Every product we sell is backed by quality parts and service. When you leave your equipment with us, we'll get it back to you in excellent working condition. Our experienced mechanics will help diagnose the issue, and let you know if it is time for replacement.
Warranty Service*
We provide warranty service for a number of top equipment brands. Keep in mind, fuel related issues are not covered by manufacturer warranty. Make sure to always use fresh fuel, less than 4 weeks old. If your equipment will be sitting for a long period of time, empty the fuel out. We also highly recommend TruFuel. Ask us for more detail.
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For saws, chains, lawnmower blades.
Replacment Parts
We have a large inventory of parts available. If we don't have what you need, we can special order it for you. Please make sure to bring detailed information abouit your machine, including the brand and model number as well as the serial number off the engine.


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Accession Number : AD0451983
Title : INELASTIC ATOMIC COLLISIONS INVOLVING THE PSEUDO-CROSSING OF POTENTIAL ENERGY SURFACES,
Corporate Author : QUEEN'S UNIV BELFAST (NORTHERN IRELAND)
Personal Author(s) : Bates,D. R. ; Johnston,H. C. ; Stewart,I.
Report Date : 09 JUN 1964
Pagination or Media Count : 9
Abstract : The coupled equations of the semi-classical twostate approximation (with velocity of relative motion treated as constant) are considered. It is shown that the probability of a transition occurring for given impact parameter may be ex pressed in terms of the solutions to these equations at the point where the colliding atoms are closest. The formula obtained is rather similar to, but has revealing differences from, the corresponding formula of the Landau-Zener approximation. The significance of the differences is discussed. Detailed calculations are carried out on H + Be2(+) yields H(+) + Be(+) and on H + Mg2(+) yields H(+) + Mg(+). The crosssection-energy curve for the first has a single peak, the magnitude of which is almost twice that given by the Landau-Zener approximation; that for the second has two widely separated peaks. (Author)
Descriptors : (*NUCLEAR REACTIONS, ELECTRON TRANSITIONS), (*PROTON BOMBARDMENT, ELECTRON TRANSITIONS), HYDROGEN, BERYLLIUM, MATHEMATICAL PREDICTION, EQUATIONS
Distribution Statement : APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE


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In 2000, LED lighting began an industry revolution to the traditional lighting market dominated by incandescent lamps, halogen lamps, fluorescent lamps and other traditional light sources,Our company are specialized in COB LED design and development, and also provide the systematic complete of lighting solutions from light source design to the realization of lighting matching scene and lighting design for indoor lighting (especially for accent lighting).We always adhere to the lighting design and service to guide the sales of products as the marketing concept of our company.
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