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Brevard County, FL goes to the dogs … again.
Teen arrested in arson at Rockledge police officer's home After a report of the blaze, Rockledge Police officials asked for bloodhounds from the Brevard County Sheriff's Office to help in the search. Both dogs tracked a scent to Hughes' home … Continue reading
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@MarcoRubio wasn't showing up for his day job in 2011, either
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Some reasons why it's not okay for prisons to destroy "inventory"
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If Tom Dascle truly knew Bob Graham, his dog comment would be about burying bones
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Per @FSU (?): @FL_Corrections asks M.E. to release findings on Darren Rainey's death
DOC Head Jones Calls For Release Of Findings Into Mentally Ill Inmate's Death | WFSU In 2012, Darren Rainey died, after he was allegedly locked in a scalding, hot shower at Dade Correctional Institution in South Florida … … Now, … Continue reading
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Another competition-killing, too-big-to-sue mega-merger in the works
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Florida Today doesn't smell right
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Reasons for a person not having a Social Security number include being self-employed. In the early years this included the farmers, many doctors, attorneys and other self-employed professionals.
SSDI Contents
The SSDI typically has the following information on the individuals: Month and year of the death, Social Security number State where the number was issued and the last zip code of residence or zip code where the death benefit was sent.
Obtaining Additional Information Beyond the SSDI
When you find an individual in the Index, you can request a full copy of their application, which is known as a SS-5. Rootsweb had made the process easy but is now listed under a page at Ancestry.com. After completing a search, you will find a link in the "Tools" column labeled "SS-5 letter." By clicking on the link, you will find a form letter with the name, Social Security Number, and pertinent dates from the Death Index already filled in. You will need to do the following before mailing the request to the SSA:
Add your personal contact information to the letter. Add your name, address, and daytime telephone number.
Include a check or money order made payable to the Social Security Administration. The SSA also accepts MasterCard, Visa, and Discover credit cards. Include the card number and expiration date if you are using a credit card. The current fee is USD $27 per record when the Social Security Number is known, and USD $29 when the number is unknown or incorrect. You are charged the fee even if the SSA is unable to locate any information on the person. It may take up to six months to receive a report, so please be patient. Ancestry.com has no way to expedite your order, or to determine when it will be sent.
You can also obtain copies of your ancestor's SS-5 application by:
Online Request for Deceased Individual's Social Security Record, payable by credit card. Fees are the same as a mail request. Print Form SSA-711 "Request for Deceased Individual's Social Security Record." found at Social Security. Call your local Social Security office and request a copy of Form SSA-711.
SS-5 Application Contents
The SS-5 application is important to a family history researcher because of the detail it provides. The SS-5 application contains the following information: Applicant's full name, Age at last birthday, Date and place of birth, father and mother's full name (including the mother's maiden name), Gender and date signed and applicant's signature.
Websites to search
FamilySearch.org click on the Search tab and then choose the Social Security Death Index database from the left side of the screen.
Steve Morse Using Stephen P. Morse's web site SSDI web site allows you to search all SSDI websites by typing the information once and switching between the different sites including a few that are not listed here.
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Sensation seekingthe urge to do exciting thingshas been linked to dopamine, a chemical that carries messages in your brain. For a new study published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, scientists analyzed genes in the dopamine system and found a group of mutations that help predict whether someone is inclined toward sensation seeking.
Sensation seeking has been linked to a range of behavior disorders, such as drug addiction. It isn't all bad, though. "Not everyone who's high on sensation seeking becomes a drug addict. They may become an Army Ranger or an artist. It's all in how you channel it," says Jaime Derringer, a PhD student at the University of Minnesota and the first author of the study. She wanted to use a new technique to find out more about the genetics of sensation seeking. Most obvious connections with genes, like the BRCA gene that increases the risk for breast cancer, have already been found, Derringer says. Now new methods are letting scientists look for more subtle associations between genes and all kinds of traits, including behavior and personality.
Derringer used a kind of mutation in DNA called a single-nucleotide polymorphism, or SNP. A SNP is a change in just one "letter" of the DNA. She started by picking eight genes with various roles related to the neurotransmitter dopamine, which has been linked to sensation seeking in other studies. She looked at group of 635 people who were part of a study on addiction. For each one, she had genetic information on 273 SNPs known to appear in those 8 genes and a score for how much they were inclined to sensation seeking. Using that data, she was able to narrow down the 273 SNPs to 12 potentially important ones. When she combined these 12 SNPs, they explained just under 4 percent of the difference between people in sensation seeking. This may not seem like a lot, but it's "quite large for a genetic study," Derringer says.
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Amherst Picks up Wins Over Brandeis, Bates
Senior captain Zack Lerner picked up a big win over the nation's seventh-ranked singles player.
After Amherst got past Brandeis with no singles player dropping a single set, the Jeffs surrendered only one point to NESCAC rival Bates in the afternoon match. The Bobcats' top doubles pairing of Ben Stein and Amrit Rupasinghe, which advanced to last year's NCAA Championship semifinal round and is currently ranked fourth in the nation, edged out a 9-8 (7-5) victory over Amherst's Moritz Koenig (Hamburg, Germany) and Zack Lerner (Scarsdale, NY). Lerner and Koenig—ranked 10th in Division III—gave one of the nation's best pairings a great match and nearly pulled off the impressive upset.
It wouldn't take long for Lerner to get his revenge, as he defeated Stein in the No. 1 singles match. After seventh-ranked Stein picked up a 6-4 win over eighth-ranked Lerner in the first set, the Amherst senior captain stormed back to win each of the next two sets by a 6-4 margin. Koenig would also recover with a win in singles play, defeating Bates' Maxwell Berger in the No. 3 match, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3.
The Lord Jeffs will return to action Thursday, Apr. 9, when they travel to take on Hamilton College.
#7 Amherst def. Brandeis, 9-0
1. Moritz Koenig/Zack Lerner (A) def. Scott Schulman/Simon Miller (B), 8-4
2. Priit Gross/Austin Chafetz (A) def. Mayur Kasetty/Seth Rogers (B), 8-1
3. Wes Waterman/Andrew Jung (A) def. Craig Elman/Josh Bookman (B), 8-1
1. Surain Asokaraj (A) def. Simon Miller (B), 6-2, 6-0
2. Julian Camacho (A) def. Scott Schulman (B), 6-4, 7-6 (5)
3. Sean Doerfler (A) def. Seth Rogers (B), 6-0, 6-1
4. Dan Kim (A) def. Mayur Kasetty (B), 6-1, 6-0
5. Robby Sorrel (A) def. Josh Bookman (B), 6-4, 6-0
6. Tony Sheng (A) def. Craig Elman (B), 6-0, 6-1
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- 1 large whole head garlic
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- 0.25 tsp. coarsely ground black pepper
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- Place head on sheet of heavy-duty foil; drizzle with olive oil. Loosely wrap foil around garlic, being careful that seam is folded to seal in oil.
- Place potatoes and wrapped garlic on oven rack. Bake 45 minutes or until potatoes and garlic are fork-tender. Remove to wire rack; cool slightly.
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- With mixer at low speed, beat garlic and potatoes with parsley, salt, pepper, and 1/4 cup Parmesan until garlic and potatoes are broken up. Add cream and beat until almost smooth, about 30 seconds (do not overbeat; potato mixture will become gummy).
- Spoon mixture into potato shells on jelly-roll; sprinkle with remaining 2 tablespoons Parmesan. If desired, cover and refrigerate potatoes up to 1 day.
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The Cleveland Indians and Manager Terry Francona today announced the formation of the 2013 Major League coaching staff. Francona today appointed SANDY ALOMAR (Bench Coach),MICKEY CALLAWAY (Pitching Coach), KEVIN CASH (Bullpen Coach), BRAD MILLS (Third Base Coach), MIKE SARBAUGH(First Base Coach) and TY VAN BURKLEO (Hitting Coach) to the Major League coaching staff for the upcoming season. The staff owns a combined 147 years of experience in professional baseball. Alomar, Sarbaugh and Callaway all remain a part of the Tribe family while Mills, Cash and Van Burkleo join from Houston, Toronto and Houston, respectively. "I think we actually have a really well-rounded staff, it wasn't necessary for me to have prior relationships with people. But I think in some instances, when you're looking for coaches, that's probably the reason you're looking for guys. You've been around them and you appreciate the way they work." Said Terry Francona. Source Cleveland Indians
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Keri Johnston (Johnston Law, Toronto, Canada). Co-editor of the May 2014 special issue of JIPLP on "The quest for 'real' protection for indigenous intangible property rights",
Keri has also taken a highly active interest in the space occupied by trade marks and geographical indications, on behalf of both the International Trademark Association and MARQUES, the organisation. We wish Keri the very best of luck and look forward to working with her.
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How to justify decisions while rejecting evidence: a further comment
Earlier this year the jiplp weblog posted a Current Intelligence note, "How to justify decisions while rejecting evidence" by Tomasz Rychlicki (Patent and Trade Mark Attorney, Poland, and a long-standing member of the JIPLP Editorial Board). This blog has now received a response from two Polish practitioners, Jakub Mrozowski and Michał Siciarek, both of LDS Lazewski Depo & Partners, Warsaw.
This blog is pleased to reproduce Jakub and Michal's response in full below, and thanks them for taking the trouble to supply this most instructive comment. This is what they write:
This blog is pleased to reproduce Jakub and Michal's response in full below, and thanks them for taking the trouble to supply this most instructive comment. This is what they write:
With reference to this note from Tomasz Rychlicki posted via JIPLP blog and the corresponding discussion on the JIPLP Readers and Writers LinkedIn Group regarding the decision of the General Court in Case T-235/12, CEDC International sp. z o.o. v OHIM (Shape of a blade of grass in a bottle), as insiders to this case, we would like to provide a short commentary on the interesting points not covered in the note.The decision in this case touched upon three important issues. As Tomasz rightly noted, to a large extent the case concerns the issue of the admissibility of evidence not filed within the initial deadline (filed together with the appeal to the OHIM's Board of Appeals) and the issue of proper justification of OHIM's decision when excersing its discretionary power to either allow or deny belated evidence. However, this decision represents also an important point in the discussion on genuine use of several trade marks on the same product, in particular with regard to 3D trade marks.Procedural issuesAs some readers may recall, there was a time when the General Court used to consider all sorts of evidence submitted together with the appeal to the Board of Appeal as being submitted in due time (due time = in time to file the appeal). Since, however, OHIM did not greatly appreciate this practice, it appealed one of the decisions of the General Court and so this liberal era has ended with a Solomonic judgment delivered by the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice in Case C‑29/05 P Kaul. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) wisely considered the arguments of both sides and said that OHIM may accept or reject belated evidence, but that it needs to present a justification of its decision to do so and that certain situations or factual elements may favour taking belated evidence into account.From that time onwards, the case-law has been a bit shaky, but seems to be settling down again to a fairly liberal approach. The decision in Case T-235/12 provides a thorough overview of the recent case-law in this respect and also analyses a number of arguments of the parties relating to situations in which the belated evidence should or should not be accepted. We will thus not go into more detail in this respect, but rather encourage anyone struggling with the belated evidence issue to take a look at the judgment.Genuine use of 3D trade marksHowever, we would like to bring the readers attention to essential issue underlying the decision and in the proceedings before the OHIM, which is that of the proper standard of assessment of genuine use of the 3D trade marks.
The case concerned the opposition against a CTM application for a 3D trade mark based on earlier 3D trade marks, each representing a simple bottle with a single blade of grass inserted inside:
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These trade marks were all registered without labels, but were only used on the market with labels with various word and graphical trade marks on them. As proof of use request was filed, OHIM had to analyse the issue of genuine use of earlier 3D trade marks. During the opposition proceedings the opponent presented numerous items of evidence, but only with visuals of the product in front view where blade of grass is visible behind the label:
The Opposition Division found that the evidence provided was insufficient to establish genuine use of the earlier 3D mark and that the presence of a label containing the term 'żubrówka' and the representation of a bison on the bottle marketed altered the distinctive character of that mark in the form in which it was registered. On appeal to OHIM's Board of Appeal the opponent supplemented the evidence with visuals of the product from both sides and from the back, including affidavits:
Visuals presented together with the appeal to OHIM's Board of Appeal
The Board of Appeal still however found that the opponent did not prove genuine use (and more specifically, the nature of use) of the earlier 3D trade marks, basing its opinion on the analysis of images of the trade marks in views from front only and finding that the label had overshadowed the blade of grass placed inside the bottle. OHIM did not take into account new items of evidence submitted together with an appeal presenting views of the product from various sides (where the label did not cover the blade of grass) and OHIM failed to present any reasoning in this respect.One of the arguments relied upon in the application for annulment was that three-dimensional trade marks may be perceived by consumers from various sides, including sides where the blade of grass is clearly visible and label does not cover it in any way. All in all, the nature of 3D trademarks requires the analysis of the proof of use perceived from various sides, while the OHIM its analysis to the front view only, which is characteristic for figurative trademarks. The Court agreed with this argument and presented its opinion in various paragraphs, in particular:[64] First, Mr K.'s statement and the appended presentations of the bottle, seen from the front, two opposite sides and the back, were, prima facie, likely to be truly relevant to the outcome of the opposition brought before OHIM since, had they been taken into account, they would have been likely to call into question the Board of Appeal's assessment ...: first, that 'the diagonal line was not affixed to the outside surface and did not appear on the label itself'; second, that 'as a result of the presence of the label, it was impossible to see what was behind it on or in the bottles'; and, third, that 'in those circumstances, the applicant had not proven the nature of use of its earlier three-dimensional French mark'.[65] It is important to note in that regard that the three-dimensional nature of a mark such as that at issue precludes a static, two-dimensional vision and calls for a dynamic, three-dimensional perception. Thus, a three-dimensional mark may, in principle, be perceived from a number of sides by the relevant consumer. As regards proof of use of such a mark, it must therefore be taken into account not as a reproduction of how it is viewed in two dimensions, but rather as a presentation of how it is perceived in three dimensions by the relevant consumer. It follows that presentations from the side and the back of a three-dimensional mark are, as a rule, likely to be truly relevant for the purposes of assessing the genuine use of that mark and cannot be rejected solely on the ground that they are not reproductions from the front.All in all, the decision in Case T-235/12 gives the holders of 3D trade marks yet another argument in favour of the possibility of joint use of several trade marks at the same time which is still considered genuine. And this fits well in the discussion on genuine use of several trade marks, present in decisions such as Cases T-29/04 (CRISTAL), C-553/11 (PROTI), C-12/12 (LEVI) or C-252/12 (SPECSAVERS).And recently, paragraph 65 of the decision in Case T-235/12 found its way to the Court of Justice Annual Report for 2014 (among few other cases from the IP field). The quote can be found in the CJEU Annual Report on page 146.We look forward to readers' comments and examples of other cases touching upon this very interesting area.
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Priority certificates and non-intrusive IP: an article and a follow-up
In "Priority certificates: a proposal for non-intrusive forms of IP", published in the
Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice (2015) 10 (6): 429-447, Gelu (Jerry) Comanescu and Kelly G. Hyndman argue for a revolutionary approach to the recognition of the creative contributions of inventors and scientists. According to their abstract:
A new and non-intrusive form of IP is proposed—the priority certificate—covering unprotected subject matter such as scientific discoveries and abstract ideas. In settings such as the academia, R&D and the arts, it is important to ascertain and formally acknowledge the person entitled to priority with respect to a given discovery or abstract idea.JIPLP has since received the following information from the authors:
A priority certificate is a document attesting and formally acknowledging that the person named in such certificate is the first to discover a certain phenomenon, the first proponent of an abstract idea or theory, etc. A private party, such as a university, may grant priority certificates to parties making claims of priority. Upon examining an application submitted by a claimant, the grantor issues a priority certificate stating that claimant is the first discoverer, creator or author of the claimed subject matter. This way, the priority certificates confer upon the claimant formal recognition and prestige.
Priority certificates do not confer any exclusive economic rights (eg to sell or manufacture a product). Consequently, they do not create a monopoly and do not have the negative side effects associated with monopolies. They may be implemented by private parties (eg universities) via existing laws, such as contract law, without the need for new legislation or government action. The public can freely use any idea or discovery claimed in a priority-certificate.
If you would like to comment or offer any feedback, please you can contact Mr Comanescu by email at email@example.com and by cellphone at +202-754-2064." ... The JIPLP reviewer and others have pointed out a couple of issues and difficulties re the practical implementation of such service (e.g. the high cost of examining priority-certificates and the expenses associated with just getting a start).Over the past six months I worked on a practical implementation of the proposed priority-certificates service via a "demo website" (see http://non-intrusive-ip.org/AcademicServices/). While developing the demo website / system, I have found a couple of practical solutions to the above mentioned concerns re the priority-certificate system.In a nutshell the system includes four priority related services:(1). The personal-priority-accounts – (refers to the system described by reference 19 of my article)(2). The priority-claims publication system - A system allowing innovators and scientists to publically assert a claim of priority re their ideas & discoveries. This way the claimants: (a). put the others "on notice" of their priority claims; and (b). receive feedback / comments from other scientists re their priority-claims, thereby finding whether others have conceived the ideas before them. The priority-claims are not examined. The claimant requests "examination" (i.e. a priority-certificate) only when convinced that it is worth the effort and the expense.(3). The priority-certificates system (as described in the JIPLP article).(4). The rating / ranking of ideas & scientific discoveries (analogous to the EPO "European Inventor Award" system but focused on specific fields).Some of the important features of these services are the "priority-claims database" and the "priority-certificates database", allowing scientists to view the new ideas & discoveries in an organized manner.From a practical point of view it is important to note that the first two services are easy to implement (inexpensive and quick implementation) and can be used to prepare the ground for the more difficult implementation of an examination system. The demo website still needs work (I have hired a "computer person" to help me with that – hope to be ready in a couple of months).I would highly appreciate any comments and feedback from you about this project".
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HandWorks Hand Therapy provides evaluation and certified hand therapy/treatment of upper extremity injuries and disorders by Sally P. Gillenson, certified hand therapist and clinic director. We are conveniently located in Saddle Brook, NJ in the heart of Bergen County. We fabricate custom dynamic and static splints (orthotics) as prescribed by the patient's doctor. We effectively treat and restore the patient's functional abilities through postoperative rehabilitation, preventive, non-operative, and/or conservative management. We work closely with hand surgeons and other physicians, nurse case managers, and patients to provide a continuum of care. Ideally, this starts within days of the injury or surgery — and continues until return to work and/or attainment of maximum functional levels in activities of daily living.
On HandWorks' 6th anniversary, we'd like to thank all of the wonderful patients that have trusted us with their treatment, our awesome docs, our families, and our friends, both old and new. We appreciate each and every one of you! Here are some of the messages that our patients have sent us:
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Here are five things you may not know about Sally, Kathy, and HandWorks:
1. We run food drives for the Center for Food Action several times per year, a holiday toy drive for the PBA, a backpack drive for Hackensack and Moonachie elementary schools, and we walk a 5K for charity
2. Sally not only has a Masters degree in Occupational Therapy, she also holds an MBA in Finance
3. Kathy was inducted into her high school's athletic Hall of Fame
4. Sally and Kathy speak and understand quite a bit of Spanish. Kathy is excited to be learning Polish from some of our current patients
5. HandWorks has treated an NBA basketball player, and an Olympic ice skater, who skated for the Ukraine at the Sochi 2014 Olympics!!!!
With the arrival of warmer temperatures this spring and summer, gardeners across the country are anxious to get started completing the many garden tasks ahead. Resuming the physical activities of gardening requires time to acclimate to these demands. A relaxing and enjoyable activity for many, gardening can turn dangerous without proper precaution as repetitive stress injuries, tendonitis, and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome can stem from this pastime. Additionally, simple scrapes, blisters, and bites can turn into serious problems if not treated appropriately. Since prevention is the best approach, the American Society of Hand Therapists (ASHT) is providing warm-up exercises and injury prevention tips to help all levels of gardeners avoid serious and long-term injuries while enjoying this popular outdoor activity.
"The repetitive movements associated with gardening such as raking, weeding, digging and pruning put stress on the hand and wrist. Many gardeners spend hours performing these activities with improper form, which can lead to a variety of problems in the hands and entire upper extremity," said ASHT Past President Donna Breger Stanton, MA, OTR/L, CHT, FAOTA. "Warming up before gardening is just as important as warming up before a vigorous workout. After warming up, stretching exercises for the major muscle groups that will be involved in performing the task can reduce the risk of injury."
ASHT recommends following these upper extremity warm-up exercises prior to gardening:
Note: These exercises should never be painful when completing them. You should only feel a gentle stretch. Should you experience pain, please consult a hand therapist or physician.
· Fold your hands together and turn your palms away from your body as you extend your arms forward. You should feel a stretch all the way from your shoulders to your fingers. Hold for 10 seconds and repeat eight times.
· Fold your hands together and turn your palms away from your body, but this time extend your arms overhead. You should feel the stretch in your upper torso and shoulders to hand. Hold for 10 seconds and repeat eight times.
· Place your hand just above the back of the elbow and gently push your elbow across your chest toward the opposite shoulder. This is a stretch for the upper back and shoulder. Stretch both the right and left arms. Hold for 10 seconds and repeat eight times.
· Raise one arm overhead. Bend the elbow. Place the opposite hand on the bent elbow and gently push the elbow back further. This is a stretch for the triceps. Stretch both the right and left arms. Hold for 10 seconds and repeat eight times.
· Extend an arm in front of you, making sure the elbow is completely straight. With your palm down, take the opposite hand and bend in the wrist downward. Then turn the palm up, and stretch the wrist backwards. This stretches the forearm and wrist muscles. Hold for 10 seconds and repeat eight times.
"Warming up by walking around the lawn or garden a few times then taking the time to stretch is advisable before beginning a demanding task. Poor form and bad habits during gardening can bring an early end to the gardening season. ASHT is providing gardeners with simple and helpful tips to help avoid painful injuries," said Breger Stanton. "Following these guidelines is the best way to stay healthy and enjoy the many benefits of gardening."
ASHT released professionally designed guidelines to prevent injury and foster healthy gardening practices:
· Wear gloves at all times. Bacteria and fungus live in the soil and a small irritation or cut can develop into a major hand infection. Glove choice should be specific to the specific task. Thick, leather or suede gloves may protect your hands from thorns, cuts and scrapes while pruning roses. Rubber or latex coated gloves may be appropriate to aid in grip when working in the soil.
· Keep your hands and arms covered. Be especially careful if you live in an area where you may disturb a snake, spider, or rodent living in your garden. You will be better protected from poison ivy, insect bites and other common skin irritants that may inhabit a garden.
· Take a break every hour or switch to another activity. Overuse of repetitive motions, such as digging, and sustained/ constant gripping can cause tendonitis of the wrist, elbow or lead to carpal tunnel syndrome. Break up large tasks into short sessions, with a rest and stretch break between gardening sessions to reduce muscle fatigue.
· Use a tool when digging into unfamiliar or new areas. Buried sharp objects can cause tendon lacerations or punctures. Use the correct tool for the task at hand in order to avoid accidental injury.
· Store your tools to prevent accidents. Learn how to use and store your tools correctly to prevent accidents, and keep sharp tools out of the reach of children at all times. Also make sure to put all tools away after use to prevent future injuries.
· Regular/ Periodic tool maintenance. Keep garden tools in top working order to reduce the physical effort required as we work in the lawn and garden.
· Use well designed tools: Use tools with non-slip rubber or padded handles to protect the smaller joints in your hands.Make a circle with your index finger and thumb--that is how big the grip of your tool should be. The shape of the handle should provide equal pressure along the palm.
· Avoid awkward motions. Using better body positioning minimizes muscle pain. Work with the wrists in a neutral position by avoiding the extremes of motion (up, down and sideways). Hold objects with a light grasp or pinch, avoiding a tight sustained grip. Use both hands for heavy activities like lifting a bag of potting soil and alternate hands on more repetitive tasks like scooping dirt out of the bag into a pot.
· Plan ahead. Use a basket or large handled container to carry supplies to the garden. The basket should be carried with both hands, distributing the workload equally and decreasing stress in the joints of your upper body.
According to Breger Stanton, another way to prevent injuries among avid gardeners is to find ways to alter their gardening routine. Simply changing a few motions while working in the yard can help to prevent the onset of repetitive stress injuries, blisters, tendonitis or Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
The warm-up exercises and safety tips were developed by professional hand therapists who are occupational and physical therapists specializing in the treatment of the hands, arms and shoulders. These exercises and tips have been designed to supplement more commonly known gardening safety practices that concentrate only on preventing back injuries.
In a private outpatient clinic, conveniently located in Saddle Brook, Bergen County, in northern NJ, patients receive certified hand therapy services for rehabilitation of injuries and disorders of the fingers, hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder. Our services include:
We are open weekdays and evenings; Saturdays and Sundays on an emergency basis. Splints can be fabricated on a same-day emergency basis if your doctor deems it medically necessary.
We can be reached by phone, fax, or email.
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INJURY: Did you hurt your hand, wrist, or elbow? ● Have you undergone a surgery on your hand, wrist, or elbow?
DAILY ACTIVITIES: Do you experience burning, numbness/tingling, pain, or stiffness in your fingers or hand during activities or upon waking up ● Do you have painful cramps in your hand when cooking, cleaning, getting dressed, holding a book, or writing ● Do you drop or have trouble picking up items?
PAIN MANAGEMENT: Do you rely on medication to lessen hand, wrist, or elbow pain? ● Does pain prevent you from using your hand normally?
If you have experienced any of these problems or symptoms, we would advise you to see a hand surgeon, who may prescribe certified hand therapy. If you receive a prescription for hand therapy, and your surgeon would like you to be seen by a certified hand therapist,
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