warm_caffeine asked:


How many hours per day or per week should I be practicing to become better at golf. I just started taking lessons, so I’m learning about how to swing. What are some suggestions, and techniques about overcoming fatigue. Yesterday I was at the range around 3pm and it was so hot, that my swing was off and I couldn’t practice effectively. I want to learn to become better at the sport..not necessarily to play for the PGA. Also, any suggestions about proper apparel to practicing at the range? I am practice at a public range, it is not a country club.
Also, why do my knuckles feel so sore, like arthritis?

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p4mela asked:


My sister and I are looking for an all-inclusive beach vacation that includes golf lessons. Has anyone ever heard of this or tried it out?

Any suggestions?

Thanks

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Marlisa asked:


i have been trying to look for good golf lessons in Orlando,FL and have been unsuccessful with my search.I am a 15 year old male who is a beginner and really wants to learn to play golf. By the way i live in the 32825/32822 area.

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Mark Thevenot asked:


Nightmare for Many Senior Citizens - The Donut Hole!

Over 4 million senior citizens, up to 38 % of enrollees, may “go into the hole” financially or, “donut hole”, what insurers and bureaucrats prefer to call the dreaded “coverage gap”. Regardless of what you choose to call it, the Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage gap “donut-hole” can be a real shocker and a nightmare for many senior citizens on fixed incomes.

What is the Medicare Part D donut hole? Essentially, few enrollees are exempt from the coverage gap unless they purchase an expensive Medicare drug plan that offers 100% coverage or are otherwise exempt due to extremely low income. Otherwise, you will have to pay 100% of your drug costs, rather than a small co-pay, once your annual prescription costs reach $2400 and until you pay $3850 out of your own pocket. What costs are added up to reach this $2400 threshold? - the actual cost of your prescriptions basically - add your deductible ($250), your drug co-payments and the amounts paid for your medicines by your Medicare plan. Once these add up to $2400, you are on your own until your out-of-pocket cost reaches $3850. What costs paid by you are added up to reach the $3850, before you can return to making only co-payments for prescriptions? - your deductible, your co-pays in the initial period and payments made by you for covered prescriptions during the gap from a pharmacy in your plan’s network. NOT counted: your monthly premiums, payments for drugs not in your plan’s formulary, drugs purchased from a pharmacy not in your plan’s network, drugs purchased from foreign countries or drugs received from a patient assistance program or free samples from your doctor. * Note: Dollar limits are scheduled to increase yearly.

Why is there a coverage gap or “donut hole” in Medicare Part D coverage?

The simplified answer is the cost of full coverage. Plan advocates had to make choices. Their goal was to give all Medicare enrollees help with their drug costs and expand that benefit for low income enrollees and those with catastrophic drug costs. The estimated cost of a Medicare Part D plan without a coverage gap was far above the total amount authorized by Congress.

What can I do to get through this coverage gap without purchasing an expensive 100% coverage plan?

1.) Ask your Medicare Part D plan administrator if your income is low enough to be eligible for 100% coverage

2.) Apply for prescription assistance programs. Ask your druggist. The manufacturers of many drugs offer these programs as does the Partnership for Prescription Assistance (888-477-2669). Caution: Assistance programs are available only if your income is low enough to qualify.

3.) This is a free program you should certainly check out: Anyone can get a free prescription drug discount card that most pharmacies accept by either printing one at SuperRxcard.com or requesting one by e-mail at info@superrxcard.com. There are similar very good programs that offer prescription discount cards, some may have eligibility requirements and some have enrollment fees. The above has neither. All programs can save you a lot of money depending on your medication.

4.) Use generic drugs whenever available. Use them during you initial period too, not just during the donut hole. Purchasing generics and utilizing the cards mentioned above could keep you from ever falling into the Medicare Part D coverage gap. Be sure to purchase you medicines from a pharmacy that is in your plan’s network.

5.) Contact your Social Security office or your state’s health department to ask if you might qualify for any programs that give extra help if your drug costs are very high.

Medicare Part D is a wonderful thing for most of us. To make it work for you, educate yourself as much as you can about the program. Start by asking your druggist for advice. He should be able to help you select the best plan for your specific needs.



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The Best Answer asked:


It’s a really tiny hole but it’s leaking all the air out of one of my tires about every two days. I don’t think you can plug the sidewall can you? It’s a brand new tire surley theres somthing that can be done to save it.

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KayLee asked:


i have a flute from 4th grade, but one of the keys is not going all the way down! its so frustrating.
so, the only way for me to explain it is that on your left hand, if you only press down your middle finger, that key, and the one in front of it are supposed to go down. my problem is that one of the keys doesn’t cover the hole completely. (the one next to the one your middle finger presses down.
how do i fix it?

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Rainy asked:


I just started playing golf and I am taking lessons and going to the range. I also have started playing more so I am looking for a good driver. I just got some new irons. Ping G5 black dot and switch the grip to winn on them all. im looking to spend under $200 for one.

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milly asked:


I want to buy a Martin guitar strap online, and I noticed it has a string on one end of the strap. I don’t yet own a guitar strap and was wondering if that meant I have to use the string or will the hole that the string is attached to fit around the peg already installed on my guitar to hold a strap?

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Steve S asked:


Im 22 years old, 6′2 200lbs. Im about to start taking private golf lessons and need to buy some good inexpensive clubs. I dont want anything thats too expensive, but dont want crap that most will laugh at. Please point me in the right direction. Thanks!

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Domino#24 asked:


I just started golfing 2 weeks ago.
My friend keeps saying i should get lessons.
Idk if I should spend money on them cuz he’s been golfing for a year and i’m about as good as him.
Tell me what you think.

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