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Golfer's elbow is a condition that causes pain on the inner side of your elbow, where the tendons of your forearm muscles attach to the bony bump on the inside of your elbow. The pain may spread into your forearm and wrist.
Golfer's elbow is similar to tennis elbow. But it occurs on the inside, rather than the outside, of your elbow. And it's not limited to golfers. Tennis players and others who repeatedly use their wrists or clench their fingers also can develop golfer's elbow.
The pain of golfer's elbow doesn't have to keep you off the course or away from your favorite activities. With rest and appropriate treatment, you can get back into the swing of things.
Golfer's elbow is characterized by:
The pain of golfer's elbow may appear suddenly or gradually. The pain may get worse when you:
Consult your doctor if rest, ice and over-the-counter pain relievers don't ease your elbow pain and tenderness. Seek immediate care if:
Golfer's elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis, is caused by damage to the muscles and tendons that control your wrist and fingers. The damage is typically related to excess or repetitive stress — especially forceful wrist and finger motions. Improper lifting, throwing or hitting, as well as too little warm-up or poor conditioning, also can contribute to Golfer's elbow.
Many activities can lead to golfer's elbow, including:
Golfer's elbow is most common in people older than 35. Despite its name, golfer's elbow can affect anyone who repetitively stresses the wrists or fingers.
Left untreated, golfer's elbow can cause:
You'll probably start by seeing your primary care physician. If you don't improve with rest, ice and over-the-counter medications, your doctor may refer you to a sports medicine specialist or to a doctor with advanced training in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.
Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment, and what to expect from your doctor.
Below are some basic questions to ask a doctor who is examining you for possible golfer's elbow. If any additional questions occur to you during your visit, don't hesitate to ask.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over any points you want to talk about in-depth. Your doctor may ask:
In the time leading up to your appointment, try self-care measures at home. Until your doctor sees you, avoid using your elbow in ways that cause or worsen pain. Icing the affected area and taking over-the-counter pain medications also may help.
Golfer's elbow is usually diagnosed based on your medical history and a physical exam. To evaluate pain and stiffness, the doctor may apply pressure to the affected area or ask you to move your elbow, wrist and fingers in various ways.
An X-ray can help the doctor rule out other possible causes of elbow pain, such as a fracture or arthritis. Rarely, more comprehensive imaging studies — such as magnetic resonance imagining (MRI) — are performed.
The sooner you begin treatment, the sooner you'll be able to return to your usual activities.
Most people will get better with rest, ice and pain relievers. Depending on the severity of your condition, the pain may linger for several months — even if you take it easy and precisely follow instructions on exercising your arm. Sometimes the pain returns or becomes chronic.
You can take steps to prevent golfer's elbow:
Fix your form. If you golf, ask an instructor to check your grip and swing technique. The golf swing is a whole-body swing, from the legs up. Sometimes, problems with your swing will cause you to use your wrist muscles more than you should, leading to overload. If you're using older golfing irons, consider upgrading to lighter graphite clubs.
If you play tennis, ask an instructor to check your technique for serving or hitting a forehand. The design of the racket may play a role too. A racket with a small grip or a heavy head may increase the risk of elbow problems.
It's also important to know when to rest. At the first sign of elbow pain, take a break. In addition to self-care measures, time off is often needed to promote healing.
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CONCORD, N.C. – Approximately 430 entrants filled the paddock at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course this past weekend for the World Karting Association Road Race Grand Nationals, round four of the 2012 Vega / TS Racing Road Racing Series driven by Mazda.
The solid turnout saw the upper paddock nearly full with team haulers and motor homes, a sight that hasn't been seen at the last several WKA nationals at the historic Lexington, Ohio, venue.
A special moment occurred prior to Saturday's racing when Michael Davis Sr., a past road racer along with his late son, Michael Jr., was inducted into the WKA Hall of Fame for his contributions to the sport as a racer, crew member and now as WKA's insurance agent of record. WKA's Van Gilder and Lance Fry, a competitor of Michael Jr.'s and longtime close friend of the Davis family, presented Michael with the Hall of Fame award in an emotional presentation.
Racers enjoyed beautiful weather for Friday practice and day one of racing. Temperatures reached the high 80s with sunny skies and a light breeze. Mother Nature made her presence known Sunday when rain moved into central Ohio and caused several delays throughout the morning and afternoon. Officials shortened the races and were able to get five of the six race groups in before a heavy thunderstorm hit just before the start of the day's final event, which unfortunately canceled it.
On the track West Seneca, N.Y., racer Adam Myers wheeled his laydown and sprint-enduro CKI chassis to four wins to become the top winner of the weekend. Myers swept the pair of WKA Sprint finals and 100cc Pipe laydown mains.
Courtney Atkinson, Brian Ellis and Mike Stroik each scored three Grand National triumphs. Atkinson won both Yamaha Spotsman Sprint events and added a laydown-enduro victory with her win in Yamaha Sportsman Lite.
Ellis won the two largest divisions of the weekend, Yamaha Medium and Yamaha Heavy, and bested Atkinson in Sunday's Yamaha Sportsman Medium to win his third race and deny Atkinson of her fourth.
Stroik wheeled his TS PT4 chassis to the win in Animal Sprint 335 and Animal Sprint 360 in close races each day. He also captured the Animal Limited Modified 360 win Sunday afternoon.
Scott Grenier, Chris Kuley, Lance Lane, Kelly Lawrence and J.C. Sanders each won a pair of Grand National Eagles.
Here's a rundown of the 12 race groups.
John Larue and Michael McCombs waged a fierce battle for the victory in Yamaha Sportsman Heavy. The pair made contact down the stretch that resulted in Larue capturing the win over McCombs and some words exchanged in the scale line and post-race tech area. Bryan Norman made the long trek from Oklahoma and took third. Anthony Gillum was fourth and Ben Morris fifth.
Woodbridge Kart Club regular J.C. Sanders won Jr Enduro Lite over Joshua Krause and Lucas Maurer. Sanders dominated the race and won by a large margin over Krause.
While Myers was easily in control out front, the race for second was a dandy among Tustison, Jeff Langford and Rodney Smith. Tustison made late-race passes on both Langford and Smith to take the runner-up spot. Smith spun on the final lap while racing hard for the positions, relegating him to a disappointing eighth-place result after running inside the top five for most of the affair.
Langford ended up third, Jay Chapman fourth and Ted Carbonaro rounded out the top five.
Aaron Telitz smoked the eight-kart Stock Leopard Sprint Final 1 field. Telitz raced to a 33-second triumph over Sean Sholtis. Don Nelson was third, Bob Cole fourth and Streeter Super Stands-sponsored Jeff Wesell fifth.
Courtney Atkinson won her first race of the weekend in this one. Atkinson raced to the Hesier Trailer Leasing Yamaha Sportsman Sprint Final 1 win by nearly a full minute margin over Brandon Taylor's Coyote. Michael Holman was third, Andy Leighninger fourth and Pat Blake fifth.
The closest races on the track were Animal Limited Mod 385 and Jr Sprint Lite. Dennis Smith captured the Limited Mod win by only 0.218 seconds over Charles Wilbur. Jerry Cole was third.
Virginia's Eli Brown raced to the Jr Sprint Lite victory by a 1.9-second margin over Zack Clark. Michael Ryan Arnold was third.
North Carolina's Chris Kuley dominated the Animal Jr Sprint Lite race and won by a hefty margin over defending class national champion Brent Hadden. Will Delaney was third.
Thomas Caris won the DKC CIK Sprint 1 local option.
Kelly Lawrence is proving tough to beat in his 125cc-powered laydown and he raced to a pair of Grand National wins Saturday at Mid-Ohio. Lawrence's first triumph came in Formula 125 over Sleeper Racing Team driver Michael Lattos.
Lawrence and Lattos lapped the Mid-Ohio course at fast times in the 1:34-second range and were clearly the fastest two Formula 125s in attendance. Scott Davis was third, Chuck Heinrich fourth and Derek Cuthbertson fifth.
Milo Schoonover won Formula 100 Final 1 by a half-second over Todd Hayden. Schoonover and Hayden's 100cc enduros were only a couple seconds a lap off the top Formula 125 times. Ohio's Pierre Huang was third, Cliff Brannon fourth and Michael Fischer fifth in the seven-kart field.
Brian Ellis scored the win in the largest class of the weekend, 100cc Yamaha Medium, which started an impressive 22 karts. Ellis won by a comfortable margin over Oklahoma's Ryan Hatcher. Wayne Rumsey was third.
Lance Yunck and his dad, Kerry, made the trip to central Ohio all the way from their Sebring, Fla., home. Yunck came home fourth in the Yamaha Medium main. Michael McLaughlin rounded out the top five. Adam Myers was sixth, Adam Trumbley seventh, Dar Lorang eighth, Carl Lankenau ninth and James Rupert 10th.
Sixteen started CIK 125 Shifter Final 1, which saw Michigan's Graham Wilcock race to the Grand National triumph. Wilcock fast laps in the 1:32-bracket put him a good distance in front of runner-up Lance Lane. John Stoutemyer was third, Noah Stark fourth and Andrew Schmitt fifth.
John Pickens bested John Sullivan in WKA 125 Shifter Final 1. Pickens finished just 0.683 seconds ahead of Sullivan for the score. Philip Davis was third, Bryan Blair fourth and Bryan Kupper fifth in the 12-kart field.
WKA Trustee Don Guilbeault won Spec 125 TaG Final 1 over his fellow New Englander Keith Buffo. Aaron Snyder dropped out 24 minutes into the 30-minute affair and was credited with third. Adrian Dale was fourth and Michael Hines fifth.
Courtney Atkinson picked up her second win of the day, this time winning behind the wheel of her Emmick enduro in Yamaha Sportsman Lite. Atkinson paced the field by 13 seconds over Yamaha Medium victor Brian Ellis. Lance Yunck was third, Zackary Krause fourth and Jeramie Weeden fifth.
Adam Myers matched Atkinson's Saturday success with his second win of the day. Myers raced his Buck Keen-powered CKI to the win in 100cc Pipe Heavy. Anthony Gillum was second, Bruce Peck third, Roger Hatcher fourth and Arthur McKenny fifth.
New Englander Adam Trumbley triumphed in a solid eight-kart Yamaha Sprint Lite race. Michael Hines was second, about 15 seconds back of Trumbley. Ohio's Jeff Langford was third, Maryland's John Jezierski took fourth and Michigan's Al Gierz fifth.
Wisconin's Mike Stroik won his first race of the weekend in Animal Sprint 335. Stroik bested fellow Badger State racer Ryan Vehring for the triumph. Jon Evans was third, Steven Kilsdonk fourth and Larry Palmer fifth.
North Carolina's Joey Kuley raced a Kart City Performance-powered Bandit to the victory in Animal Sprint 385. Kuley, a former WKA Gold Cup regular who has found a love for the Road Racing Series, won by a close 0.231-second margin over Scott Evans. Regan Vehring was only a kart-length back of the top two in third. Bud Varner was fourth and Jake Bustos fifth.
Brendan Lemke won the DKC Open Sprint 1 local option and Kellie Mann scored the DKC Vintage Euro 1 local option win over Ryan Berkey and Donald Axe.
Lance Lane wasn't able to score the win in CIK Shifter but came back strong in the day's last race to win the ultra-competitive Stock Honda 1 go. Lane, a veteran Illinois racer, bested David Harding and Philip Davis in a close race. Both Harding and Davis crossed the stripe less than a half-second back of the winner. John Sullivan was fourth and Carson Miller came up from his Texas home and finished fifth. Seventeen shifters started the weekend's opening Stock Honda main.
Andy Kiker, a former WKA and Yamaha Sprint racer, continues as one of the top Super Kart competitors in the country and won the DKC 250 Twin 1 main by a 6.8-second gap over Scott Fiesler. Michael Soh was third, Jerry Echols fourth and Roy Efstratiu fifth. The Dart Kart Club continues to get good numbers in its 250 Twin class; 11 started the Saturday main.
Another terrific 16-kart field took the green in WKA Sprint Final 2, but similar to Saturday's affair, no one had anything for New York's Adam Myers.
Myers raced his Buck Keen-prepared Comer P51-powered CKI sprint-enduro to a convincing 13.8-second win over Jay Chapman, who was wheeled a kart powered by the Comer P50. Massachusetts' Jim Sorrentino had his best run of the season thus far with a third-place result. A pair of Yamaha-powered sprinters came home fourth and fifth in Massachusetts' Michael Hines and Virginia's Brandon Taylor.
Adam Trumbley, Charlie Tustison, Jeff Langford, Ted Carbonaro and Rodney Smith finished sixth through 10th.
Courtney Atkinson passed over half the WKA Sprint field on her way to the Heiser Trailer Leasing Yamaha Sportsman Sprint Final 2 triumph. Atkinson was way out in front of runner-up Michael Holman, who continues to improve in his rookie season as a senior competitor. Three Ohio drivers finished third through fifth in Andy Leighninger, Pat Blake and Jeff Leighninger.
Mike Stroik's second win of the weekend came in Animal Limited Modified 360. Stroik dominated the race in a 23-second win over Ohio's Bryce Reall. Dennis Smith was third and Charles Wilbur fourth.
After finished second to Eli Brown in Saturday's Jr Sprint Lite main, West Virginia's Zack Clark put an exclamation point on the weekend with a big 15-second victory over Brown in Sunday's Team Finork Racing Jr Sprint Heavy weekend capper. Kentucky's Michael Ryan Arnold was third.
North Carolina's Chris Kuley made it a sweep of the Animal Jr Sprint divisions at Mid-Ohio. Kuley raced to a 4-second victory over defending national champion Brent Hadden in the Animal Jr Sprint Heavy contest. Alabama's Will Delaney was third.
Another 22 karts started Sunday's Yamaha enduro division – 100cc Yamaha Heavy. The stout fields had competitors and fans speaking highly of the terrific turnout for the traditional laydown divisions. What's more impressive is that the Yamaha pipe divisions, easily the largest classes at Mid-Ohio, were axed from the Road Racing Series a few years ago but were brought back in 2011 and are now seeing outstanding entry counts.
Brian Ellis again was the class of the field and swept the Yamaha enduro weekend with a nine-second win over Ryan Hatcher in 100cc Yamaha Heavy. Yamaha Sportsman Heavy winner John Larue was third, Michael McLaughlin fourth and Wayne Rumsey fifth.
Sixth through 10th read Dar Lorang, Don Harrod, Kevin Thompson, Fabio Caraleen and Carl Lankenau.
Illinois' Lance Lane made it a sweep of Stock Honda with another close victory over David Harding in the Sunday version of the class. Lane, who splits his time between select sprint and road racing events, crossed the stripe 0.635 seconds in front of Harding for his second win of the weekend. Ryan Petty was third, Ross Kasner fourth and Mark Nagy fifth in the 17-kart field.
Scott Fiesler won the DKC 250 Twin 2 feature by 12 seconds over early leader Johnny West. Fiesler followed West for the opening circuits before overtaking the veteran and pulling away. Michael Soh was third, Jerry Echols fourth and Doug Newhouse fifth. Saturday winner Andy Kiker did not start the main.
Mike Stroik scored the hat trick with his big win in Southern Kart Club Animal Sprint 360. The 20-minute affair proved to be one of the best races of the weekend among six drivers – Stroik, Jon Evans, Ryan Vehring, Regan Vehring, Steven Kilsdonk and Joey Kuley.
While all six battled for the win and all had a legitimate shot at it, Stroik proved too tough out front in his plain black No. 46 TS PT4. The Wisconsin racer crossed the stripe 0.097 seconds in front of Evans for the win. Ryan Vehring was about a half-second back in third, but did not weight, thus was disqualified. Ry. Vehring skipping the scales handed third to Kuley, fourth to Kilsdonk and fifth to Regan Vehring.
Steve Wheatley and Bud Varner waged a hotly contested battle for the Grand National Eagle in Animal Sprint 410. Wheatley pulled ahead of Varner before the checkers waved and was able to fend him off down the stretch for a 0.288-second triumph. Bruce Peck crossed the line third but was disqualified in post-race tech, handing the position to Steve Johnson. Ben Morris was fourth and Todd King fifth.
Indiana's John Vanhimbergen took advantage of John Jezierski dropping out with a few laps remaining to win Yamaha Sprint Heavy. Jezierski was credited with second in the short two-kart field.
Brendan Lemkin won the DKC Open Sprint 2 local option. Andy Leighninger bested Jim Farr Jr. and Karen Farr in DKC Team. Rick Chapman was the winner over Ryan Berkey in DKC Vintage Euro 2.
Scott Grenier, Jim Fry, Patricia Hechler and Lance Fry were the only racers to make the call in 100cc Controlled Spec 2. Grenier scored the win over Jim Fry. Hechler was third and Lance Fry dropped out early and was credited with fourth.
Brian Ellis won a close Yamaha Sportsman Medium contest over Courtney Atkinson. Ellis' win gave him three on the weekend and denied Atkinson of her fourth. Nick Hechler was third and Lance Yunck fourth.
Adam Myers was the only starter in 100cc Pipe Medium and scored the win. The victory was his fourth of the weekend to lead all drivers.
J.C. Sanders made it a clean sweep of the Jr Enduro divisions. Sanders won by a comfortable margin over Lucas Maurer.
Drivers in CIK 125 Shifter Final 2, WKA 125 Shifter Final 2 and Spec 125 TaG Final 2 will receive rain points toward the 2012 WKA national point standings.
Thanks to all the racers and teams that made the event a great turnout and step in the right direction for the WKA Vega / TS Racing Road Racing Series driven by Mazda.


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|I ordered this for my mother for Christmas. My mother always says "Love you more!" I put my birthstone, my three children's names, and a special charm for our two babies we lost. It turned out beautiful. She cried when she opened it. I'm very happy with the finished product. I have ordered from Nelle&Lizzie before and I'm always thrilled with my purchase.
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Inside: I pray that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give you a spirit of wisdom and revelation as you come to know him. —Ephesians 1:17
The Older I Get…the simpler my holiday preparations become…the closer I feel to old friends as I write my Christmas cards…the more I cherish the oldest ornaments…the more fondly I remember Christmases past…the longer I hold on to a holiday hug…the more I realize Christmas is a matter of the heart…the tighter my throat gets when I sing "Silent Night"…the more I enjoy giving than receiving…the more I try to see Christmas through the eyes of a child…the longer I sit at night in the glow of the Christmas tree…the more wondrously beautiful the Christmas story is…the deeper my awe at God's infinite love…the More I Love Christmas!
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By Barb
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I received this card last year and saved it so I could get some of my own to mail to friends and family. Love it!
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the personalization and pre addressed envelopes leave more time for nice notes.
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I get tired of looking for a Christmas card that relates to the real reason we celebrate Dec. 25. So many are just out of touch with the day. Here I found so many that mentioned Jesus and his birth. Thank you for giving us a large selection to chose from.
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The message is wonderful, but the paper and ink are of very poor quality. Appearance compares with those found in the Dollar Store, or similar low end merchant. The intended use is to send these to family members and frienda. I will use what I ordered, but will never order from Walter Drake again!!
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Eurobarometer 75.3: Europe 2020, Financial and Economic Crisis, European Union Budget, and the Common Agricultural Policy, May 2011 (ICPSR 34545)
Principal Investigator(s): European Commission
The Eurobarometer series is a unique cross-national and cross-temporal survey program conducted on behalf of the European Commission. These surveys regularly monitor public opinion in the European Union (EU) member countries and consist of standard modules and special topic modules. The standard modules address attitudes towards European unification, institutions and policies, measurements for general socio-political orientations, as well as respondent and household demographics. The special topic modules address such topics as agriculture, education, natural environment and resources, public health, public safety and crime, and science and technology.
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Demographic and other background information collected includes age, gender, nationality, marital status and parental relations, occupation, age when stopped full-time education, left-right political self-placement, household composition, ownership of a fixed or mobile telephone and other goods, difficulties in paying bills, level in society, and Internet use. In addition, country-specific data includes type and size of locality, region of residence, and language of interview (select countries).
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Subject Terms: agricultural policy, agricultural services, attitudes, budgets, citizenship, crisis management, economic conditions, economic crises, economic integration, European unification, farmers, political attitudes, political behavior, political organizations, public opinion, social attitudes, social change
Smallest Geographic Unit: country
Geographic Coverage: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Europe, Finland, France, Germany, Global, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Montenegro, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Kingdom
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Universe: In all, Eurobarometer 75.3 interviewed 26,713 citizens in the 27 countries of the European Union after the 2004/2007 enlargement (i.e. including the Accession Countries Romania and Bulgaria), in the remaining Candidate Countries (CC) Croatia, Iceland, Montenegro, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, and Turkey as well as the Turkish Cypriot Community. All respondents were residents in the respective country, nationals and non-nationals but EU-citizens, and aged 15 and over. Respondents were expected to have sufficient command of one of the respective national language(s) to answer the questionnaire.
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Comments On Dec 21, 2012:I love this grab bar. I have it on my trx450r and it fits great. The bar is very strong and durable. I am 160lbs and stood on it for about 5 minutes while bouncing and it stood up to it. The only problem was that I couldn't get my boots in it to do a stand up wheelie. It was a littles tight, but it was fine. I highly recommend this product.
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Comments On Mar 09, 2012:The grab bar I bought back in august and i broke it riding a wheelie on my 450r by dragging it once in the grass (which also broke my tail light which is not cheap. The tail light is more than the actual grab bar unless you buy it off ebay like I did). I decided to try and fix it myself since i am a welder. Its a cheap cast aluminum and very porous, which made it very difficult to weld. I had to heat the metal up to 250 degrees and tig welded some support plates at the bracket (where it broke). It holds up now but it was a pain. If you want something durable don't buy this. If you just want something that just looks good go ahead.
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