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- Undergraduate admissions
- Graduate admissions
- Transfer admissions
- Non-traditional students
- International
- Apply now
- Visit SUNY Oswego
- Costs and financial aid
- Directions to Admissions
- Contact Admissions
- Admissions videos
- Admissions staff
- Excelsior Scholarship
- Undergraduate admissions
- Graduate admissions
- Transfer admissions
- Non-traditional students
- International
- Apply now
- Visit SUNY Oswego
- Costs and financial aid
- Directions to Admissions
- Contact Admissions
- Admissions videos
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- Excelsior Scholarship
As a transfer student, I would highly encourage other transfer students to look at Oswego State. They have provided me a smooth transition, they have an incredible amount of helpful and knowledgeable staff, and many academic and extra-curricular programs that will always keep you busy and growing.
Madlyn Schafer '18
SUNY Oswego Admission Promise Program (APP)
SUNY Oswego is proud of its relationship with SUNY community colleges and has developed a program to guarantee admission as a transfer student. Selected students will be offered an opportunity to participate in the Admission Promise Program (APP). Through this program, students may enroll in a community college with the goal of having a spot reserved at SUNY Oswego as a transfer student. Participating students will be conditionally admitted to Oswego through APP provided they complete the following steps:
Expectations and process
Position synopsis
Oswego Admissions Representatives (OAR's) will function as professionals in support of the college admissions and enrollment efforts. The primary purpose of this voluntary position is to increase personal contact with prospective students by a variety of means, such as leading campus tours.
Selection process
Please be aware that although the OAR program is voluntary, it is a very prestigious and selective program. An interview will be required for all applicants, and if accepted, further training and an evaluation will follow.
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Transportation options to and from SUNY Oswego
By Plane:
Regularly scheduled commercial airline service is available at the Syracuse International airport, which is the closest major airport to campus. The following airlines provide daily nonstop** flights from the NYC/NJ area directly to the Syracuse airport (SYR):
Delta from LGA: 9:15 AM, 1:12 PM, 5:19 PM, and 9:59 PM
Delta from JFK: 9:41 AM, 3 PM, and 9:30 PM
Jetblue from JFK: 9:51 AM, 12:51 AM, 4:38 PM and 10:45 PM
United from EWR (Newark International): 9:15 AM, 9:55 AM, 12:55 PM, 2:55 PM, and 3:49 PM
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Emmanuel Cruz
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International student admission
SUNY Oswego is home to students from all over the world, representing over 220 students from over 30 countries. You must apply as an international applicant if you are not a US citizen or a US permanent resident.
Transfer admission criteria
While no exact formula for college acceptance exists, we can tell you that grades, test scores and essays are crucial in our decision — but we also look for more in our applicants. We search for students who are doers, makers, leaders and thinkers.
Freshman admission criteria
While no exact formula for college acceptance exists, we can tell you that grades, test scores and essays are crucial in our decision — but we also look for more in our applicants. We search for students who are doers, makers, leaders and thinkers.
Transfer admissions
Whether you're coming from a community college, other four-year institution or schooling abroad, we hope to provide maximum value for previously earned credits with minimum hassles, thanks to our excellent advising and other support services.
If you have earned at least 12 credit hours at another college or university, following graduation from high school, we consider you a transfer student.
Freshman apply
Two application options — Early Action and Regular Decision
Early Action is a non-binding application option that allows students with a strong interest in attending Oswego to learn their admission status before the Regular Decision round. To apply Early Action indicate where asked on the SUNY and Common application and submit your materials by November 15.
If you apply Regular Decision, we encourage applying by January 15th to receive the fullest possible consideration for merit scholarships.
Admissions videos
Oswego in 60 Seconds
Admitted Student Days bus trip from Long Island
Date: Saturday, March 24th
Please note this bus is now full. Please consider our other Bus Trip options if you have not already registered.
Nassau Community College Departure-5:00 am Parking and pick-up at West Lot 5, right next to the Office of Public Safety. (The Omni Building is directly across from the entrance to West Lot 5.)
Please note the West Point Tours bus will arrive at 4:45 am to begin loading.
Admitted Student Days bus trip from Westchester and Rockland
Date: Saturday, April 21, 2018
Westchester Departure-5:45 am from White Plains High School, 550 North Street, White Plains, NY 10605. The pick-up and parking location will be at the Student Parking Lot located behind the high school building (please follow signs).
Please note the West Point Tours bus will arrive at 5:30 am to begin loading.
Admitted Student Days bus trip from NYC
Dates: Saturday, March 24th
Monday, April 16th and Saturday, April 21st
SUNY Optometry Building (across from Bryant Park) Departure-6:00 am
Please note the West Point Tours bus will arrive at 5:45 am to begin loading.
What to bring:
Your proof of purchase/ticket
Cash or other payment methods with you for meals and incidentals when you are on the Oswego campus
Overnight Bus Trip from NYC
SUNY Oswego will be offering the chance for admitted students from New York City to spend a night on campus and experience what life is like on the lake! This trip is for admitted students only, no parent or guardian may attend. A charter bus will depart from the New York City Public Library (next to Bryant Park on 5th ave) Sunday, April 8th at 9 AM and return to the city on Monday, April 9th at approximately 5 PM. The cost per person is $38 (non-refundable) and covers your transportation and meals on campus.
Start Now
Start Now is a unique program for students graduating from a high school in one of the five boroughs of New York City. It allows for a seamless transition, with a guarantee that credits will transfer. Students choose between SUNY Jefferson Community College (JCC) and SUNY Onondaga Community College (OCC), where they spend at least their first year, before transferring to SUNY Oswego. Program participation is by invitation.
Transfer merit scholarship
Transfer students should complete the application for admission as early as possible for the following term. No additional scholarship forms are required. Admission applications received by Jan. 15 receive priority for scholarship consideration. Over one-third of the entering class received merit-based scholarship money.
Transfer Awards include:
$2,000 Achievement/ Merit Scholarships ($1,000 annually for up to two years)
Shadow Days
Admitted Student day on campus
Congratulations on being admitted to SUNY Oswego!
Before you make your final college decision, it's important to consider all aspects of your college experience- from academics to residential life.
Visit SUNY Oswego
Register now or click on an event type below to learn more.
The best way to learn about SUNY Oswego is to visit. We offer several visit options to take a student-guided campus tour, speak with an admissions counselor and to get a feel for campus life. Reservations are necessary for all programs, you can register online, or by calling 315.312.2250 during business hours.
Fall 2018 highlights include:
Application status checker
Two weeks after your application is processed, you can log into the online admission status tool to see whether there are any additional items we need to complete your application. Note: Due to the high volume of applications we receive, it may take up to two weeks before submitted items are marked as received.
This convenient and secure online site allows you to obtain an update anytime regarding required and received materials for your undergraduate SUNY Oswego application.
Admissions application forms
In addition to the application for admission (SUNY or Common Application) students are sometimes asked to submit additional forms as noted below. Please contact the Office of Admissions at 315.312.2250 or firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions regarding which forms are required for your application. Please only submit the forms requested by the Office of Admissions.
Check your application status online at: oswego.edu/appstatus
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SUNY Oswego Freshman EOP Forms
Fall Semester Only
Thank you again for your application to SUNY Oswego marked for EOP consideration.
To determine your EOP eligibility you must:
College Night at SUNY Oswego
Day: Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Articulation agreements
SUNY Oswego partners with many colleges to ensure that Transfer students have a successful and seamless transition to Oswego. We have collaborated with schools to build Dual Enrollment Agreements, General Agreements, and specific Program to Program agreements. We also comply with SUNY's Seamless Transfer Policy allowing SUNY Transfer students benefits in admissions, transfer credit, common foundation, transfer paths, and articulation agreements.
Educational Opportunity Program
To be considered for the Educational Opportunity Program contact the Admissions Office.
Educational Opportunity Program
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SUNY Oswego accepts either The Common Application OR the SUNY Application. Transfer students are advised to use the SUNY Application until the new Common Application for Transfers is fully implemented.
Bus trip
Visiting our beautiful campus is the best way to know if SUNY Oswego is the right college for you. Our spring Admitted Student Days are the best options to learn all there is to know about SUNY Oswego. During an Admitted Student Day, you will have the opportunity to meet with faculty, current students and college staff from various departments and organizations.
Costs and financial aid
SUNY Oswego's students receive an excellent education for a fraction of the cost of a private college or university. Most students receive some sort of financial assistance. We award about $5 million in merit scholarships to Oswego students each fall. In addition, students receive over $84 million in financial aid annually through various grants, loans, work-study programs and scholarships.
Directions to Admissions
Office of Undergraduate Admissions: 229 Sheldon Hall, Oswego, New York 13126
Contact Admissions
School counselors
SUNY Oswego is a place of thriving intellectual life and exciting academic pursuits that enrich those who join us in this community. Our community is a residential learning environment filled with new challenges, friendships, and opportunities. We offer a highly evolved and integrated curriculm of liberal arts based programs that help students develop successful careers and meaningful lives.
Oswego in 60 Seconds
Admitted students
Congratulations on your admittance to SUNY Oswego! We hope the following links and information will help you finalize plans to join our community!
What's next?
Freshman admissions
For incoming students, we consider both academic and non-academic strengths, from academic record and test scores to extracurricular activities and community involvement. See our class profile from fall 2016 freshmen.
Oswego Guarantee
SUNY Oswego continues to rate among the best colleges in the country for excellence and educational value. Our college consists of diverse, accomplished and caring faculty and staff; over 60 baccalaureate degree programs; an effective career planning and placement center; and a stimulating residential community. We're proud to have you as a student and future graduate of our college. The Oswego Guarantee is our partnership with you on your journey through college. We want you to earn your bachelor's degree at Oswego and are committed to working together with you toward achieving this goal.
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Introduction to SUNY Oswego
OAR Tour Guide
The Oswego Admissions Representative program is a prestigious opportunity to present SUNY Oswego to prospective students and their families. If you have an outgoing personality and would like to represent your school, this is the perfect way to get started! Your tour could be the reason that a student decides to attend SUNY Oswego. To get started please fill out a short application about yourself.
Merit scholarships
Freshman and transfer students should complete the application for admission as early as possible for the following fall term. No additional scholarship forms are required. Over one-third of the entering class received merit-based scholarship money. Freshman and transfer merit awards are applicable to living expenses, college fees, books and supplies.
Application requirements
EOP: Educational Opportunity Program
The Educational Opportunity Program provides access to higher education for students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds who possess the potential to succeed in college but whose academic preparation in high school may otherwise prevent them from being offered admission.
Freshman FAQ
Whatever your questions about SUNY Oswego, you'll likely find the answer below, or by visiting one of the links mentioned on this page.
Proficiency exams/Advanced Placement
Our proficiency examination program serves students who seek recognition for achievement acquired outside conventional college classrooms. It helps those entering Oswego as well as those already matriculated.
Nontraditional students
Nontraditional students frequently have different needs than traditional students. Perhaps you are a veteran transitioning to academic life or maybe you are a working parent with a busy schedule, SUNY Oswego offers services & programs designed for you. The below services and programs are just a few of the ways SUNY Oswego works to ensure students at any stage of life can pursue higher education. If you need more information or would like to speak to a nontraditional student academic advisor contact the Division of Extended Learning.
Transfer FAQ
We understand you may have many questions about the process of transferring to Oswego. Below you will find answers to common questions. You can also check our Admissions FAQ. You could also contact our transfer coordinator, Corie Kohlbach, by email or by phone at 315.312.3638.
Transfer of credits
If you're considering transferring to Oswego, our admissions counselors would be happy to work with you to determine what credits you may transfer from your previous school. All course work completed with a passing grade from regionally accredited institutions (SUNY or Non-SUNY) will transfer to Oswego, as described in the Requirement Guides for Transfer Students .


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On top of the earlier news of Fred Thompson scrambling to cover his pro-abortion tracks there's more fascinating revelations coming out about Thompson's glory days during the Nixon Watergate hearings.
In a nutshell, he was NIxon's stoolie.
Fred Thompson gained an image as a tough-minded investigative counsel for the Senate Watergate committee. Yet President Nixon and his top aides viewed the fellow Republican as a willing, if not too bright, ally, according to White House tapes.
Thompson, now preparing a bid for the 2008 GOP presidential nomination, won fame in 1973 for asking a committee witness the bombshell question that revealed Nixon had installed hidden listening devices and taping equipment in the Oval Office.
Those tapes show Thompson played a behind-the-scenes role that was very different from his public image three decades ago. He comes across as a partisan willing to cooperate with the Nixon White House's effort to discredit the committee's star witness.
Basically, Thompson spied for Nixon, who was the subject of the investigation, and history reveals that although Nixon and his staff didn't think much of Thompson's abilities, they were only too happy to use Thompson to their advantage:
Nixon was disappointed with the selection of Thompson, whom he called "dumb as hell." The president did not think Thompson was skilled enough to interrogate unfriendly witnesses and would be outsmarted by the committee's Democratic counsel.
This assessment comes from audio tapes of White House conversations recently reviewed by The Associated Press at the National Archives in College Park, Md., and transcripts of those discussions that are published in "Abuse of Power: The New Watergate Tapes," by historian Stanley Kutler.
"Oh shit, that kid," Nixon said when told by his chief of staff, H.R. Haldeman, of Thompson's appointment on Feb. 22, 1973.
"Well, we're stuck with him," Haldeman said.
Thompson was honing his acting skills even back then, and demonstrated a willingness to take direction to better play his part...
Publicly, Baker and Thompson presented themselves as dedicated to uncovering the truth. But Baker had secret meetings and conversations with Nixon and his top aides, while Thompson worked cooperatively with the White House and accepted coaching from Nixon's lawyer, J. Fred Buzhardt, the tapes and transcripts show.
"We've got a pretty good rapport with Fred Thompson," Buzhardt told Nixon in an Oval Office meeting on June 6, 1973. The meeting included a discussion of former White House counsel John Dean's upcoming testimony before the committee.
Dean, the committee's star witness, had agreed to tell what he knew about the break-in and cover-up if he was granted immunity against anything incriminating he might say.
Nixon expressed concern that Thompson was not "very smart."
"Not extremely so," Buzhardt agreed.
"But he's friendly," Nixon said. [...]
"I found Thompson most cooperative, feeling more Republican every day," Buzhardt said. "Uh, perfectly prepared to assist in really doing a cross-examination."
Later in the same conversation, Buzhardt said Thompson was "willing to go, you know, pretty much the distance now. And he said he realized his responsibility was going to have be as a Republican increasingly."
Richard NIxon was the poster boy for political corruption in the twentieth century, and there stands Fred Thompson at Nixon's side, helping him all he could.
No wonder the GOP is so enamored with Thompson -- he's already proven he's perfectly willing to carry their water the full distance no matter what degree of corruption lies underneath his deception.
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By Michelle A. Reinglass California Employment Lawyers Association • October 2009, Volume 23, No. 10 Carla Barboza has been a full time neutral in Los Angeles since 1998. She handles mediations, and is a member of the AAA Labor and Employment Panel. She also serves as an investigator and special master. … [Read more...]
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"I should like to know if taking this old Declaration of Independence, which declares that all men are equal upon principle and making exceptions to it," asked Abraham Lincoln in July 1858, "where will it stop? If one man says it does not mean a negro, why not another say it does not mean some other man? If that declaration is not the truth, let us get the Statute book, in which we find it, and tear it out!" Speaking to Chicago supporters of his campaign against Senator Stephen A. Douglas, Lincoln repeated himself: "If it is not true, let us tear it out!"
In the wake of the proslavery Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854, Lincoln worried that the Declaration's commitment to human equality and freedom was under attack. He was not a fan of fireworks. But what he particularly disliked was that the "self-evident truths" of the Declaration of Independence had been effectively replaced in the mid-19th century by noisy celebrations on July 4.
"On the question of liberty, as a principle, we are not what we have been," Lincoln wrote a Kentucky lawyer in the summer of 1855. "When we were the political slaves of King George, and wanted to be free, we called the maxim that 'all men are created equal' a self evident truth; but now when we have grown fat, and have lost all dread of being slaves ourselves, we have become so greedy to be masters that we call the same maxim 'a self-evident lie.' The fourth of July has not quite dwindled away; it is still a great day -- for burning fire-crackers!!!"
Nine days later, Lincoln wrote his best friend, also a Kentuckian: "Our progress in degeneracy appears to me to be pretty rapid. As a nation, we began by declaring that 'all men are created equal.' We now practically read it 'all men are created equal, except negroes.'"
Lincoln revered the principles of the Declaration. On July 6, 1852, Lincoln had begun a eulogy for Henry Clay, Kentucky's most famous son: "On the fourth day of July, 1776, the people of a few feeble and oppressed colonies of Great Britain, inhabiting a portion of the Atlantic coast of North America, publicly declared their national independence and made their appeal to the justice of their cause, and to the God of battles, for the maintainance [sic] of that declaration. That people were few in numbers, and without resources, save only their own wise heads and stout hearts." Lincoln believed the congressional Act of Independence of 1776 was the official beginning and foundation of the American republic.
On November 19, 1863 at Gettysburg, President Lincoln began: "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth, on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal." That is, in 1776. Lincoln then noted that the Civil War tested "whether that nation, or any nation so conceived, and so dedicated, can long endure." The principles of liberty and equality -- that Lincoln saw under attack during the slavery controversy in the 1850s -- were at stake, not only for America, but for the whole world.
The Battle of Gettysburg had been fought on July 1-3, 1863. On July 4, Vicksburg, the last Confederate stronghold on the Mississippi, surrendered. The significance of that date was not lost on President Lincoln in Washington. He told a crowd outside the White House that "a succession of battles in Pennsylvania, near to us, through three days, so rapidly fought that they might be called one great battle on the 1st, 2d and 3d of the month of July; and on the 4th the cohorts of those who opposed the declaration that all men are created equal, 'turned tail' and ran."
Lincoln remained steadfast in his embrace of the Declaration of Independence throughout his presidency. As he had urged listeners in 1858: "Return to the foundation whose waters spring close by the blood of the Revolution. Think nothing of me; take no thought for the political fate of any man whomsoever, but come back to the truths that are in the Declaration of Independence."
Lewis E. Lehrman is chairman of the Lincoln Institute and author of "Lincoln at Peoria: The Turning Point."


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Part # AD5302_5312_5322 datasheet
Part Manufacturer: Analog Devices
Part Description: AD5302/AD5312/AD5322 2.5 V to 5.5 V 230 µA Dual Rail-to-Rail Voltage Output 8-/10-/12-Bit DACs Data Sheet (Rev. C)
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2.5 V to 5.5 V, 230 A, Dual Rail-to-Rail, Voltage Output 8-/10-/12-Bit DACs AD5302/AD5312/AD5322 FEATURES GENERAL DESCRIPTION AD5302: Two 8-bit buffered DACs in 1 package The AD5302/AD5312/AD5322 are dual 8-, 10-, and 12-bit A version: ±1 LSB INL, B version: ±0.5 LSB INL buffered voltage output DACs in a 10-lead MSOP that operate AD5312: Two 10-bit buffered DACs in 1 package from a single 2.5 V to 5.5 V supply, consuming 230 A at 3 V. A version: ±4 LSB INL, B version: ±2 LSB INL Their on-chip output amplifiers allow the outputs to swing rail- AD5322: Two 12-bit buffered DACs in 1 package to-rail with a slew rate of 0.7 V/s. The AD5302/AD5312/AD5322 A version: ±16 LSB INL, B version: ±8 LSB INL utilize a versatile 3-wire serial interface that operates at clock 10-lead MSOP rates up to 30 MHz and is compatible with standard SPI®, Micropower operation: 300 A @ 5 V (including QSPITM, MICROWIRETM, and DSP interface standards. reference current) Power-down to 200 nA @ 5 V, 50 nA @ 3 V The references for the two DACs are derived from two reference 2.5 V to 5.5 V power supply pins (one per DAC). The reference inputs can be configured as Double-buffered input logic buffered or unbuffered inputs. The outputs of both DACs can be Guaranteed monotonic by design over all codes updated simultaneously using the asynchronous LDAC input. Buffered/Unbuffered reference input options The parts incorporate a power-on reset circuit, which ensures 0 V to VREF output voltage that the DAC outputs power-up to 0 V and remain there until a Power-on-reset to 0 V valid write takes place to the device. The parts contain a power- Simultaneous update of DAC outputs via LDAC down feature that reduces the current consumption of the Low power serial interface with Schmitt-triggered inputs devices to 200 nA at 5 V (50 nA at 3 V) and provides software- On-chip rail-to-rail output buffer amplifiers selectable output loads while in power-down mode. The low power consumption of these parts in normal operation APPLICATIONS makes them ideally suited for portable battery-operated Portable battery-powered instruments equipment. The power consumption is 1.5 mW at 5 V, 0.7 mW Digital gain and offset adjustment at 3 V, reducing to 1 W in power-down mode. Programmable voltage and current sources Programmable attenuators FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
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This beauty, Gulf Stream Dream, is part of Soflajo's Wet Dreams Collection. Gulf Stream Dream is a deep ocean blue with a lot of holographic glitter! This polish is absolutely gorgeous and has so much depth. It reminds me of when I'm out on a boat and look down into the water while the sun is shining down. This polish is perfectly named. I used two coats of Gulf Stream Dream and one coat of top coat! It was easy to apply, opaque, sparkly, and insanely awesome! It was a little bumpy before top coat, but that smoothed it right out! I love it! Enjoy! :)


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Four years after welcoming its inaugural class to campus, the Forty Acres Scholars Program watches its first graduates cross the stage. For years, UT had been losing Texas' most talented high school students to the Ivy Leagues. In 2011, the Texas Exes introduced the university's premier full-ride, merit-based scholarship program. With a comprehensive program that … Read more
Meet the Forty Acres Scholars Program Class of 2019
The Texas Exes is pleased to announce the Forty Acres Scholars Program Class of 2019. More than 3,000 students applied this year for the University of Texas at Austin's premiere full-ride, merit-based scholarship, and 19 outstanding scholars were selected from a group of 59 finalists. The scholars include entrepreneurs, artists, musicians, engineers, athletes, and volunteers. Among their number is an … Read more
"This Scholarship Set Me Free": Highlights from the 2014 Scholarship Dinners
The powerhouse Texas Exes scholarship program broke its own record yet again this year, awarding a mind-boggling $3.1 million to 675 students. And last week, all of those students and their donors were invited to break bread together at three dinners: one each for named scholarships (Sept. 3), the Forty Acres Scholars Program (Sept. 4), and chapter … Read more
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|October 17, 1992
|Baton Rouge, Louisiana, U.S.
|Rodney Peairs
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Yoshihiro Hattori (服部 剛丈 Hattori Yoshihiro, November 22, 1975 – October 17, 1992; often referred to as Yoshi Hattori[1]) was a Japanese exchange student who was shot to death in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States. Hattori was on his way to a Halloween party and went to the wrong house by mistake. The property owner, Rodney Peairs (/piːrz/),[2] shot and killed Hattori, thinking he was trespassing with criminal intent. The homicide and Peairs' acquittal in the state court of Louisiana received worldwide attention.
Hattori's early life[edit]
Hattori was born in Nagoya, Japan, the second of the three children of Masaichi and Mieko Hattori.[3] He was 16 years old when he went to Baton Rouge in August 1992 as part of the American Field Service (AFS) student exchange program; he had also received a scholarship from the Morita Foundation for his trip. He was hosted as a homestay student in Baton Rouge by Richard Haymaker (a college professor), his wife Holley (a physician), and their teenage son, Webb.[4]
Fatal incident[edit]
Two months into his stay in the United States, Hattori and his homestay brother Webb Haymaker received an invitation to a Halloween party on October 17, 1992, organized for Japanese exchange students. Hattori went dressed in a white tuxedo in imitation of John Travolta's character in the film Saturday Night Fever. At about 8:00 pm Haymaker and Hattori drove to the neighborhood in Central, East Baton Rouge where the party was being held. The two youths mistook the residence of Rodney Peairs (a 30-year-old supermarket butcher)[5] and his wife Bonnie for their intended destination due to the similarity of the address and the Halloween decorations on the outside of the house.[6][7]
Hattori and Haymaker stepped out of their car and walked to the front door of the house, where they rang the doorbell. Nobody came to the front door, but Bonnie Peairs opened the side door leading to the carport and saw Haymaker standing a few yards away. Haymaker was wearing a neck brace due to a recent injury, and bandages as part of a Halloween costume. He attempted to address Peairs, but she later testified that she panicked when Hattori appeared from around the corner and moved briskly towards her. She slammed the door and told her husband Rodney to get his gun.[2]
Outside, Haymaker inferred that he and Hattori had come to the wrong house. They were preparing to return to their car when Rodney Peairs opened the carport door, armed with a loaded and cocked .44 Magnum revolver. Hattori stepped back towards Peairs, saying, "We're here for the party." Peairs pointed the gun at Hattori and yelled, "Freeze!" Haymaker had caught sight of the firearm and shouted a warning after Hattori,[8] but it is speculated that Hattori – who had limited English and was not wearing his contact lenses that evening – did not understand Peairs' command to "freeze,"[9] did not see his weapon,[2] or may even have thought this was part of a Halloween prank.[10] Hattori was holding a camera, which Peairs mistook for a weapon.[9] When Hattori continued moving towards him, Peairs fired his gun at him from a distance of about five feet away, hitting Hattori in the chest, and then retreated back inside the house. Haymaker ran to the home next door for help, returning with a neighbor to find Hattori badly wounded and lying on his back. Neither Peairs came out of their house until the police arrived about 40 minutes after the shooting. Bonnie Peairs shouted to a neighbor to "go away" when the neighbor called for help.[2]
The shot pierced the upper and lower lobes of Hattori's left lung and exited through the area of the seventh rib; he died in the ambulance minutes later from loss of blood.[7]
Criminal trial of Rodney Peairs[edit]
Initially, the local police quickly questioned and released Rodney Peairs, and declined to charge him with any crime because – in their view – Peairs had been "within his rights in shooting the trespasser."[3] Only after Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards and the New Orleans Japanese consul general protested was Peairs charged with manslaughter. His defense was his claim that Hattori had an "extremely unusual manner of moving" that any reasonable person would find "scary", and emphasis on Peairs as an "average Joe", a man just like the jury members' neighbors, a man who "liked sugar in his grits".[11]
At the trial, Peairs testified about the moment just prior to the shooting: "It was a person, coming from behind the car, moving real fast. At that point, I pointed the gun and hollered, 'Freeze!' The person kept coming toward me, moving very erratically. At that time, I hollered for him to stop. He didn't; he kept moving forward. I remember him laughing. I was scared to death. This person was not gonna stop, he was gonna do harm to me." Peairs testified that he shot Hattori once in the chest when the youth was about five feet away. "I felt I had no choice", he said. "I'm very sorry that any of this ever happened."[2]
District Attorney Doug Moreau concentrated on establishing that it had not been reasonable for Peairs, a 6-foot-2-inch tall, well-armed man, to be so fearful of a polite, friendly, unarmed, 130-pound boy who rang the doorbell, even if he walked toward him unexpectedly in the driveway, and that Peairs was not justified in using deadly force.
A police detective testified that Peairs had said to him, "Boy, I messed up; I made a mistake."[12]
The defense argued that Mr. Peairs was in large part reacting reasonably to his wife's panic. Mrs. Peairs testified for an hour describing the incident, during which she also broke into tears several times. "He [Hattori] was coming real fast towards me," she testified. "I had never had somebody come at me like that before. I was terrified." Mr. Peairs did not hesitate or question her, but instead went to retrieve a handgun with a laser sight that was stored in a suitcase in the bedroom.[2]
"There was no thinking involved. I wish I could have thought. If I could have just thought", Bonnie Peairs said.[10]
The trial lasted seven days. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after deliberating for approximately three hours.[a]
Civil trial[edit]
In a later civil action, however, the court found Rodney Peairs liable to Hattori's parents for $650,000 in damages,[13] which they used to establish two charitable funds in their son's name; one to fund U.S. high school students wishing to visit Japan, and one to fund organizations that lobby for gun control.[14] The lawyers for Hattori's parents argued that Rodney and Bonnie Peairs had acted unreasonably: Bonnie Peairs overreacted to the presence of two teens outside her house; the couple behaved unreasonably by not communicating with each other to convey what exactly the threat was; they had not taken the best path to safety—remaining inside the house and calling police; they had erred in taking offensive action rather than defensive action; and Rodney Peairs had used his firearm too quickly, without assessing the situation, using a warning shot, or shooting to wound. Furthermore, the much larger Peairs could likely very easily have subdued the short, slightly built teen. Contrary to Mr. Peairs' claim that Hattori was moving strangely and quickly towards him, forensic evidence demonstrates that Hattori was moving slowly, or not at all, and his arms were away from his body, indicating he was no threat. Overall, a far greater show of force was used than was appropriate.[3] The Peairs appealed the decision, but the Louisiana Court of Appeals upheld the decision in October 1995,[8] and a second appeal to the Supreme Court of Louisiana was rejected in January 1996.[15] Of the total $650,000 judgment, Peairs' insurance company paid $100,000 while Peairs himself was technically left responsible for paying the remaining $550,000.[16]
After the trial, Peairs told the press that he would never again own a gun.[17] A 2013 source reported that he had lost his home and his supermarket job, and was living in a trailer park.[16]
The Japanese public were shocked not only by the killing, but by Peairs' acquittal. Shortly after the Hattori case, a Japanese exchange student, Takuma Ito, and a Japanese-American student, Go Matsura, were killed in a carjacking in San Pedro, California, and another Japanese exchange student, Masakazu Kuriyama, was shot in Concord, California.
One million Americans and 1.65 million Japanese signed a petition urging stronger gun control in the US; the petition was presented to Ambassador Walter Mondale on November 22, 1993, who delivered it to President Bill Clinton. Shortly thereafter, the Brady Bill was passed, and on December 3, 1993, Mondale presented Hattori's parents with a copy.[18][19]
Suspicions of implicit racism in the acquittal of Rodney Peairs further gained traction when, shortly afterwards, a homeowner named Todd Vriesenga, inside his house in Grand Haven, Michigan, similarly shot and killed 17-year-old Adam Provencal through the front door. Vriesenga received a 16- to 24-month term for "reckless use of a firearm resulting in death", causing both Japanese and Asian-American advocacy groups to speculate on whether the difference between Vriesenga's conviction and Peairs' acquittal was related to the race of the victims. Other groups publicly stated that Vriesenga should have been convicted of the more severe charge of felony manslaughter.[7]
Shortly afterwards was the similar case of Andrew de Vries, from Aberdeen, Scotland, who got lost on January 7, 1994, after drinking with American friends in Houston, Texas. He knocked on a back door of a house asking for directions, and was shot to death by the householder, Jeffrey Agee, through the closed door. Agee was not indicted, and later settled for an undisclosed sum a substantial claim by de Vries's widow Alison. De Vries's mother complained to the press of a lack of support from the UK Government, saying "[Prime Minister Major] doesn't want to rock the boat when it comes to the United States. People should be aware that if they become innocent victims of crime in Texas they cannot expect help from the Government, the Foreign Office or the British Consulate." The de Vries family's Member of Parliament, John McAllion, criticized the investigation by the authorities in Houston, saying that there were "many inconsistencies, indeed blatant lies" in the official version of the events.[20]
In 1997, filmmaker Christine Choy released a documentary film about Hattori's death, The Shot Heard Round The World.[21]
See also[edit]
- ^ Hurst, Daniel (22 March 2018). "How the mother of Japanese student shot dead became a force for US gun reform". The Guardian.
- ^ a b c d e f g "Acquittal in Doorstep Killing of Japanese Student". The New York Times. 24 May 1993.
- ^ a b c Ressler, Robert K.; Shachtman, Tom (1997). "A Case of More Than Mistaken Identity". I Have Lived in the Monster. New York: St. Martin's Press. pp. 31–44. ISBN 0312155522.
- ^ Nossiter, Adam (October 23, 1992). "Student's Trust in People Proved Fatal". New York Times.
- ^ "Grief Spans Sea as Gun Ends a Life Mistakenly". The New York Times. 21 October 1992.
- ^ "Homeowner testifies in shooting death of Japanese exchange student". UPI. May 22, 1993. Archived from the original on March 6, 2018.
- ^ a b c Liu, J. Harper. "Two deaths, no justice". Goldsea. Retrieved December 29, 2005.
- ^ a b Hattori v. Peairs, 662 So. 2d 509 (Louisiana Court of Appeal 6 October 1995) ("The shooting attracted national, as well as international attention. Following a four-day trial on September 12–15, 1994, the trial judge rendered judgment in favor of Yoshi's parents, Masaichi and Mieko Hattori (the Hattoris) finding Rodney Peairs to be solidarily liable with his homeowner's insurer, Louisiana Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company (Farm Bureau), in the amount of $653,077.85 together with legal interest and costs. Farm Bureau's liability was subject to the $100,000.00 coverage limitations of its policy.
While we do not doubt that Rodney Peairs' fear of impending bodily harm was genuine, we nevertheless find nothing within the record to support his assertion that such fear was reasonable. Prior to the shooting, Yoshi and Webb had announced their presence by ringing the doorbell of the Peairs' home. Testifying that he believed Yoshi to be armed, Rodney Peairs conceded that he did not see a gun, a knife, a stick, or a club only an object which he later ascertained to be a camera. In the well-lit carport, Rodney Peairs stated that he observed an oriental person proceeding towards him and that he appeared to be laughing. We have no idea why Yoshi failed to heed Rodney Peairs' order to "Freeze," or grasp the danger posed by the gun, but can only speculate that the answer stems from cultural differences and an unfamiliarity with American slang. Under the circumstances of this case, we cannot say that it was either reasonable or necessary for Rodney Peairs to resort to the use of deadly force in order to protect himself and his family.").
- ^ a b c Booth, William (24 May 1993). "Man Acquitted of Killing Japanese Exchange Student". Washington Post. Archived from the original on 16 November 2016.
- ^ a b Tucker, Cynthia (May 29, 1993). "A tragic shooting no slogan explains". Sarasota Herald-Tribune. p. 12A. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
- ^ "Defense Depicts Japanese Boy as 'Scary'". The New York Times. May 21, 1993.
- ^ "Feared Japanese Teen-Ager, Slaying Suspect Says". L.A. Times. May 23, 1993. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
- ^ Nossiter, Adam (16 September 1994). "Judge Awards Damages In Japanese Youth's Death". The New York Times.
- ^ Blakeman, Karen (2000). "Japanese couple joins anti-gun fight in U.S." Honolulu Advertiser. Archived from the original on December 2, 2005. Retrieved December 29, 2005.
- ^ Hattori v. Peairs, 666 So. 2d 322 (Supreme Court of Louisiana 12 January 1996) ("Denied.").
- ^ a b Boyes-Watson, Carolyn (2018). Crime and Justice: Learning through Cases. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 119. ISBN 9781538106914.
- ^ "Acquittal in Doorstep Killing of Japanese Student". The New York Times. p. 1. Retrieved 4 December 2013.
- ^ Reischauer, Edwin O. (1994). "The United States and Japan in 1994: Uncertain Prospects". Edwin O. Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies. Retrieved December 29, 2005. (NOTE: as the original link directing to Gateway Japan is dead, excerpts collected at Japan, Incorporated by Tarrant, William are being used)
- ^ Kernodle, Katrina (2002). "Gun Stance Highlights Cultural Gap between U.S. and Japan". Frances Kernodle Associates. Archived from the original on September 20, 2005. Retrieved December 30, 2005.
- ^ "Widow of shot Scot settles law suit". Herald Scotland. 15 June 1994. Archived from the original on 7 March 2018.
- ^ "The Shot Heard Round The World (1997)". Alexander Street Press. Retrieved 9 March 2018.
Further reading[edit]
- Kamo, Yoshinori (1993). Amerika o aishita shonen: "Hattori Yoshihiro-kun shasatsu jiken" saiban. Tokyo, Japan: Kodansha. ISBN 4-06-206719-6. The book is also known as A Japanese Boy Who Loved America: The Trial of Yoshi Hattori Shooting in Baton Rouge.
- Hiragi, Katsumi; Talley, Tim (1993). Furizu: Piazu wa naze Hattori-kun o utta no ka. Japan: Shueisha. ISBN 4-08-775168-6. The book is also known as Freeze.
- Bandō, Hiromi; Hattori, Mieko (1996). "Beyond Guns, Beyond Ourselves". Stop Gun Caravan. Archived from the original on February 17, 2005.
External links[edit]
- 1975 births
- 1992 deaths
- 1992 in Louisiana
- Deaths by firearm in Louisiana
- Japanese expatriates in the United States
- Japanese people murdered abroad
- People from Nagoya
- Racism in the United States
- Anti-Japanese sentiment in the United States
- Defensive gun use
- Gun politics
- Louisiana State University
- Gun violence in the United States


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The Good: Blendable (10), Great Value (6), Smooth (5), Easy To Apply (5), Long-wearing (2), Travel-friendly (2), Buttery (1), Creamy (1)
The In-Between: Buildable (6), Highly Pigmented (4), Sheer (3), Luminous (1)
The Bad: Powdery (8), Fall Out (3), Fades (2), Hard To Apply (1)
The Good: Blendable (10), Great Value (6), Smooth (5), Easy To Apply (5), Long-wearing (2), Travel-friendly (2), Buttery (1), Creamy (1)
The In-Between: Buildable (6), Highly Pigmented (4), Sheer (3), Luminous (1)
The Bad: Powdery (8), Fall Out (3), Fades (2), Hard To Apply (1)
2 Written Reviews
By Mariella 5 years ago.
This was the first MES I ever purchased. It looks so beautiful in the pan but, unfortunately, the darker shade - which looks like this lovely deep pewter in the pan - doesn't look any different from the lighter shade (both just look like very sheer, shiny silver shadows). If you put a darker base under the darker shadow - either a dark grey or a dark brown or even taupe or deep purple - you will get a lovely end result though. When I wear this, I often put it over NYX's Jumbo Pencil in French Fries and I like how it looks. I just think it shouldn't take this much work to get a product to look like it does in the pan. These can also be used wet, though even wet, the pigmentation isn't outstanding.
By Mariella 5 years ago.
This is probably my most used MES of all the ones I own. I have had it for ages and mostly use the brown side and it still looks brand new. The brown is a rich, bronzey dark brown with sheen and it is so versatile. The lighter shade is light yellow with gold "chunks" and can be more than bit chunky and difficult to apply to get a smooth result. It's also a bit too garish for me to consider using it for a brow highlight - again, it's those chunks! But even if I never used the light side at all, this duo would have been worth it just to get the "Burning Ambition" side of the duo.


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The Voronezh Russia Aliens
This week Para-Talk delves into a bizarre Russian UFO encounter from 1989. This truly strange event could be dismissed as fantasy where it not for over 40 witnesses, and the physical evidence left behind.
This case made world headlines in October 1989, but was dismissed due to it's mind bending nature.
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text: NEWS Dr. Victor Dzau will become president of the Institute of Medicine. Decade of Dzau leaves DUHS "well prepared for the future" When he leaves Duke June 30, Dr. Victor Dzau, CEO and president of Duke University Health System and chancellor for health affairs, will take his expertise to his new position as president of the Institute of Medicine. The IOM, which provides healthcare recommendations and scientifically informed analysis on public health care delivery and quality, is widely regarded as a primary adviser to policymakers, health professionals and the public. Dzau, who will be succeeding the current IOM president Dr. Harvey Fineberg, will assume his new position beginning July 1. Dzau said that working with IOM will allow him to help make a difference by tackling critical issues in healthcare and biomedical services on a larger scale. "I've been at Duke for almost 10 years, and it's been the best 10 years of my life," Dzau said. "The issues we tackle at Duke are part of the larger picture both national and globally. At the IOM, I'll be able to address these issues at the national level." During his time as CEO and chancellor, Dzau has formed synergies between research, education and clinical care by implementing the Duke Cancer Institute, Duke Translational Medicine Institute and a system-wide electronic medical records system across the Duke University Health System. Dzau has also helped form Project Access of Durham County, a community care system that aids specialty care needs of local patients. Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations, said that Dzau's energy and creativity has led DUHS during a period of transformation both in healthcare generally and at Duke, with the multiple new medical centers that have been created. Schoenfeld believes that Dzau's engagement has improved DUHS' presence as a major influence in American healthcare. "Victor has been a great citizen of the University," Schoenfeld said. "While his job was chancellor of the health system, chancellor for health affairs and CEO of the health system, he has been really deeply engaged in the life of the University and of the community and will certainly leave a strong legacy in both those areas." In addition to the contributions he made towards expanding the medical center, Dzau also worked hard to preserve the quality of pre-existing aspects of the health system. Dzau navigated DUHS through several difficult moments, such as the Anil Potti scandal, in which a cancer researcher fabricated findings, and more recent national budget cuts as a result of the federal government sequester. Through this time, he kept Duke's health system nationally ranked, with the School of Medicine consistently ranking top 10 in the country in U.S. News & World Report. Dzau has also been involved with the World Economic Forum and the creation of the Duke-National University of Singapore Graduate Medical School, and Schoenfeld believes Dzau's strong qualifications will help expand his work at not only the national but also the international level. "He comes to that position with a very high profile and a great network, and I expect that the Institute of Medicine, which is already an important player in the development and analysis of health policies and medical research policies and activities, will become only more active and more visible," Schoenfeld said. Dzau, now 67, noted that Duke does not have a mandatory faculty retirement age. He added that regardless of his new position, he had no plans to retire, and it was certainly not a factor in his decision to make the move. "Actually, [President Richard] Brodhead and I had a meeting and we were considering extending my term here, but this new opportunity was too good to pass up," Dzau said. Dzau thinks that his experience at the IOM will have a much different focus than at Duke, where local issues such as the daily management of patients are more prevalent. "In the IOM, there will be opportunities to be thinking about what are the critically important issues we face in health and medicine and how to make the right analytics so we can influence the direction of areas of research," he added. Dzau's accepting his new position at the IOM leaves an open position within the medical center, for which Brodhead will have to find a replacement. "Victor Dzau and I have had a very close working partnership, which was not always the case in past Duke history. We confer at length at least every week, and have shared thoughts on every important issue," Brodhead wrote in an email Wednesday. "Since Victor was both Chancellor and CEO, there's only one position vacant. We will find someone terrific." Regardless of who succeeds him, Dzau said he has faith in the health system he is leaving behind. "I don't want to say that I've left it in great shape…but it's well prepared for the future, which has lots of challenges given changes in the healthcare environment and funding," he said. "But if I had to pick one institution, I'd still bet on Duke because we have the best people and the best resources around." Dzau said he does not take sole credit for any of the accomplishments at DUHS during his time, citing his collaboration with the Duke community as the driving force behind the advances. "All the achievements I've made [at Duke] were possible because of the work done by others, so the greatest achievement for me is to work with such wonderful, talented and devoted people," he said. "Everything else like the Cancer Center and the electronic medical records system was all done through those people." 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Electrical Wheelchair G01
Rs. 69,999.00
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- Existing customers all over India
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Electrical Wheelchair G01
Electrical Wheelchair Manual/Power two Functions–Electrical Wheel Chair is Lightweight, Portable with folding structure removable battery box for convenient recharging , fill-up armrest, adjustable and detachable footrest, rear wheels driven by two motors, joystick can be exchanged from right hand to left hand, 360 degrees free-direction turning, easy to operate.
This is used for patients and aged people and the persons who can not walk on their own. Reduces dependency on others and increases confidence. Power wheel chairs are generally used by those unable to propel manual wheel chair. It may also be used by those who want use for distances. This is propelled by electric motor rather than manual power. Any disabled person with a mobility, fatigue or cardio-vascular issues may find a power chair advantageous in some circumstances. However existing prescription practices generally means that power chairs for such use must be privately procured.
- Low center of gravity, safe for driving
- Fold-able and portable
- Removable battery box for convenient recharging
- Flip-up armrest, adjustable and detachable footrest
- Controller can be exchanged from right side to left side for both hands use
- Rear wheel driven by two motors
- Easy to operate, dismantle and assembling
- One year service warranty only for the motors
Performance parameters:
- Model: G01
- Driving range: 15-20 km (depends on speed, road condition and loading weight)
- Maximum speed: 6 km/h
- Net weight: 45 kgs
- Gross weight: 52 kgs
- Overall size: 114x64x93.5 cm
- Folded size: 73.5x37x7.25 cm
- Seat width: (L) 45 x (W) 43 cm
- Loading capacity: 100 kgs
- Front wheel: 8″
- Rear wheel: 12″
- Motor: 250 W x 2 pcs
- Controller: 35 A
- Climbing ability: 6°
- Frame Color: Metal paint
- Battery: 12 V 20 AH 2 pcs
- Joystick: Intelligent joystick.
- This can used indoor and outdoor and can lead independent life with out attendant.
- 20 AH battery gives more storage power and can use more time.
- Easy to carry in car,easy fold able it leads to more mobility of person and attend all his or her requirements.
- Can be Converted to manual mode easily by removing lock.
- Three way adjustable joy stick left arm,right arm and also attendant controlled from back side.
- Supplier history and many customers all over India.Availability Nearest customers feed back to your place.
- All over India Supplier Logistics.
- 100% customer satisfaction for the price.
- Easy to assemble and seller guidance by videos and by phone.
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3 reviews for Electrical Wheelchair G01
Very good wheelchair, and good value for money. I was bit apprehensive when I placed the order . However the product which was delivered was having high quality and exceeded my expectation. Thanks to medicalbulkbuy.com
Extremely handy, user friendly and a comfortable electric wheel chair. Perfect in design, portable and great value for money.
I cannot say enough about this amazing wheelchair ! It is worth every rupee! I bought one for an elderly friend who was trapped inside of her house and now she is able to go anywhere she wants on her own. She just uses Ola and Uber.com and gets them to come pick her up and the driver just puts the wheel chair in the trunk of the car. The wheelchair just folds right up and fits perfectly right in the trunk (Even in the I10 too). The chair has give her total freedom and mobility to do the things that she just couldn't and didn't enjoy doing anymore because she would get too tired. I highly recommend this wheelchair.
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Questions and answers of the customers
Hi Sir,
It is very easy. We will send the video required. Its not a problem at all as it is simple operation. Prior to purchase you can ask for the video such that you will understand.
Hi Sir,
It covers one year warranty for Battery , motor and joy stick. As only these are the only parts related electrical or electronic we cover for these. Remaining are wear and tear does not come under warranty.
Hi Sir,
Good question. It has the following advantages.
- Low price
- Customization of joy stick (right/left/back) operation
- Removable battery there by split into two parts and folded easly.
- Market proved model and all over India supplied. Zero complaints
- 20 Ah battery
- 250 W motors So with all these and additional features as per description it is good product
Hi Sir,
Good question. It can be customized. It can be fitted to right arm and left arm and back of the wheel chair
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He is known for his deep and Dub influenced DJ sets, and many people say that he is a true specialist for playing warm ups.
Alessandro showed his mixing skills at the Harry Klein Club (Munich), Club Home (Amsterdam), Rohstofflager (Zurich) and Macarena (Barcelona), just to name a few. His style can not only be described as deep and dubby, he is also producing and playing all kinds of House music, Detroit influenced Techno and Electro, Ambient and sometimes also Hip Hop / Jazz / Downbeat.
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10 Billion Android Market downloads and counting
Android have set a massive milestone today as over 10 million downloads have been made from the Android Market. That's an astounding growth rate of one billion app downloads per month.
To celebrate this milestone, Android developers who contributed to this milestone have made a bunch of great Android apps available at an amazing price. Starting today for the next 10 days, there will be a new set of awesome apps available each day for only 10 cents each. Today, the Android Marketplace is starting with Asphalt 6 HD, Color & Draw for Kids, Endomondo Sports Tracker Pro, Fieldrunners HD, Great Little War Game, Minecraft, Paper Camera, Sketchbook Mobile, Soundhound Infinity & Swiftkey X.
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Further to the change of our clinical computer system we have now changed to the new and improved online services incorporated within Emis Patient Access.
All Patients can now register to our online services with Emis Patient Access
To use this new service you will need a username and password which can only be supplied by reception staff. Please note that we can only give this password to the named patient not a representative. You will need to bring photo ID (where possible) and proof of your address and a member of the team will be able to issue you a password.
You can download, print and complete the application form to use Emis before you come into the surgery, alternatively you can collect a form when you come in.
- Application form to use Emis Patient Access.
Once you have received your password you will be able to log onto the new online services.
Please note: you may need to wait one hour from your password being issued to you before logging into the online services. You will be able to change your password to something more memorable to you once you log on.
When using the online services for repeat medication, a link will show you exactly which medications are on repeat, the dosage, quantity and when they are next due. To request a prescription for any medication just tick the box of the drug you require and submit your request. If your prescription goes electronically to the pharmacy, please note that not all prescription items can go electronically and as a result of this will be printed and will need collecting by you from the practice.
We appreciate that registering for a new service may be an inconvenience for you, however, the system will allow us to provide additional online services and the repeat prescription service is much easier to use as the information is taken directly from your clinical record.
We hope over the next year that we can develop further online services such as:
- Cancelling appointments
- View past & future appointment dates
- Inform us of changes to your personal details.
- Book appointments
- View your Summary Care Record
Our practice is required to provide certain online services for our patients in line with requirements set out by the NHS. Read more in our Statement of Intent which describes what we can offer and what services we are working to provide you in the future.
Online Forms
We offer a wide range of online forms to help you communicate with the practice, please select the form you need from the list below.
- Ask the practice a question
- Blood pressure monitoring form – please only use this form if it has been agreed with your GP that it is safe for you to do so.
- Change of name and/or address – help notify us of any changes as soon as possible
- Contraceptive blood pressure monitoring form – please only use this form if it has been agreed with your GP that it is safe for you to do so.
- Register for EMIS online services – you will need to register with EMIS Patient Access to be able to book appointments online.
- Repeat prescription form
- Update your clinical records
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Fire Risk Assessments
Your safety matters, you deserve to be supported by people who care about you and will help you save money whilst retaining quality.
Fire Risk Assessments
You are the responsible person for your building, that's not the landlord, its the person in charge of the activities in the building. If you employ more than 5 people then by Law you have to have a fire risk assessment (FRA) carried out. And review it regularly.
You have two options:
Carry this out yourself
Employ a Specialist i.e. WFP
If you deem yourself competent, you can do it today with free guidance available from the gov.uk website.
You are completely liable.
It will be time-consuming, and you'll pay for the FRA in your time. Be prepared to take full responsibility.
If you choose your Fire Risk Assessor wisely, you can get this organised quickly and receive some practical advice on top of the assessment.
You must ensure the FRA is carried out by someone who has the right experience and qualifications, as you will be sharing liability with them.
How much is a Fire Risk Assessment?
A small building would cost in the region of £499.00 for a single visit and written assessment.
A large building/school would cost around £1500.00 for a single visit and written assessment.
For more accurate prices please contact one of the team, simply click the button below and fill out the form.
Fire risk assessment experts Colin Todd & Ben Bradford discuss the importance of suitable & sufficient fire risk assessments. This is required by law in all non-domestic premises and should be carried out by a Competent person. This video also looks at what a fire risk assessor would typically be looking for.
How can WFP help you?
Our competent Fire Risk Assessors can carry out a Fire Risk Assessment for you. This includes a single visit and a written assessment. Simply get in touch by clicking the button below and filling in the form, and we'll get this booked in promptly.
If you have already decided you will be carrying out the Fire Risk Assessment yourself, although we do not recommend this, we would like to help where possible. To get some advice on how to carry this out, simply get in touch at the link below.
Why have WFPs Specialists carry out your Fire Risk Assessment?
You will only receive and pay for what you want and need.
You can relax knowing your FRA was carried out by competent specialists.
You will be complying with UK Fire Safety Law.
What happens if you don't have a Fire Risk Assessment carried out?
The reality of not carrying out a fire risk assessment is that you could be jailed for non-compliance.
Fire Brigades have been carrying out spot checks across the UK for some time now.
There have been more prohibition orders issued and prosecutions are on the rise in the last few years.
Below is a short article of a responsible person who did not follow UK Fire Safety Law and the Jail sentence he received as a result of which.
Why WFP?
"Professional, Personable, Caring, Responsive"
If you still have unanswered questions, fret not, our Managing Director, Paul has put together a video presentation all about Fire Risk Assessments.
This should answer any remaining questions that this webpage might not have.
The WFP All-In-One Service
One more thing that our customers find really useful, our All-In-One service. This is where WFP work on all your systems! WFP can work on the following systems, and if we work on more than one of them for you, you will benefit massively.
- Fire Alarms BS5839 (Including Air Sampling and Gas Suppression)
- Door Entry
- Dry & Wet Risers and Hydrants
- Intruder Alarms (Burglar alarms)
- Access Control
- Sprinklers
- Fire Extinguishers
The Areas WFP Cover
WFP Fire & Security is based in Stock, Essex and provides CCTV, Fire & Security system services for commercial properties & professional businesses.
Covering the majority of the South East of England including Essex, Greater London, Suffolk, Kent, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire.
For the right project, WFP will cover further afield. Get in touch to find out if we cover your location.
Contact us
If our straight forward, cost effective and thorough support sounds like the service you are looking for then just call us or fill in this contact form and we'll arrange to meet you and fully understand what your needs are.
Call us today
01277 724 653