90% of all sports-related eye injuries could be prevented with proper eye protection.
Eye protection should be worn in the following sports:
- tennis
- racquetball
- squash
- hockey
- baseball
- softball

Tips for working with blind and visually impaired consumers

Identify yourself as soon as you enter the room
When speaking to people, use names of all involved in the conversation.
Always let the consumer know that you are leaving.
Avoid words like "over there", "straight ahead" when giving directions.
Leave furniture and personal items in the same place. This helps orient the consumer to the environment.
Eliminate throw rugs.
Keep all doors either completely open or closed.
Never put food or liquids down in form of the consumer without letting him/her know they are there.
Provide as much information as possible when serving food. Use a clock reference point describing the food on the plate or items on the table such as "your meat is at 6:00 and your vegetables are at 9:00."

Golf Outing - August 11, 2008

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