 several classes of drugs that are prescribed to control seizure activity or as mood stabilizers. Drinking multiple types of alcohol is a no no. While the side effects of energy drinks are concerning enough on their own, mixing the highly caffeinated beverages with alcohol makes for a toxic concoction. Avoid drinking more than small amounts of alcohol even if there is no warning about mixing alcohol and the medication that one is taking. The dangers of mixing alcohol with medications can range from increased side effects to potentially life-threatening symptoms, overdose, and even death. Great as an aperitif, Tequila Rose is delicately flavored and tastes extremely refreshing. if you start with clear liqor, like vodka, it's better to stick with clear liqor; vodka = good, gin = … One basic rule about drinking, if you want to avoid harsh hangover, is never to mix different kinds of liquor, especially if they're of different colour (f.i. Types of drinking alcohol... One of the major ones is that mixing types of drinks — or even just the type of drink — changes how drunk someone becomes. Please consult your doctor if you have further inquiries on this subject. Misconceptions. Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, and when it’s paired with Zyrtec, it can cause sedation and extreme drowsiness.
This content should be used for purely informational purposes. Effects Of Mixing Alcohol And Energy Drinks The spike in the popularity of energy drinks has created a new trend in nightlife- combining energy drinks with alcohol. It’s believed likely that a genetic component plays a role in the kind of side effects a patient may experience. This makes alcohol far more potentially dangerous than cannabis.  Keep in mind, though, that any excessive amount of alcohol is going to lead to a pretty shitty hangover.. 4. PC: Pixabay.com. Truth be told, mixing alcohol isn’t the greatest idea, under any circumstance. This applies to both mixing over time and mixing in cocktails, indeed this is often referred to as the "cocktail effect". One of the major ones is that mixing types of drinks — or even just the type of drink — changes how drunk someone becomes.
I have a Hopper 3, a wired Joey (via MOCA) and 2 wireless Joey's. Intermittently, the wireless Joey's disconnect from the Hopper. The wired Joey never looses its connection to the Hopper.
I initially thought it was a bad Joey Wireless Access Point (WAP), so I purchased a new WAP. It still happens with the new WAP. Sometime, the wireless Joey's come back online themselves, sometimes I have to reboot the WAP and reconnect the wireless Joey's.
When the wireless Joey's go offline, and I check the diagnostics screen for the wireless Joey, it says "Link Status: Unlinked" but it also says "Link Quality: Strong". The Signal Strength on the Joey's is usually around 74.
I've moved the Joey WAP away from my home router and all other electronics. I have also run some wifi frequency analyzers and the Joey WAP is on a channel by itself. No other wireless devices overlap the Joey WAP's channel.
Does anyone have any suggestions to fix this issue?
@MargaretUtils Sorry to hear this is happening Margaret. If you would like to send me a private message with the phone number associated on your account I would be happy to review your account and see if anything jumps out as a possible issue.Exactly! I researched recommendations via WHO and American Academy of Pediatrics and also spoke to some doctor's about it and no one could really recommended it for health reasons. The one study that a lot of people like to quote to support it was apparently done in an STD clinic and it had to do with infection rates but the pool of test subjects was skewed. I mean I don't get on my high horse when people have their son's circumcised, I'm not crazy like that, I just chose to not do it to my son and he has no problem with it.July is the thick of summer and a prime time to take advantage of the longer days and warmer weather. Your choice of credit card can help with that.
There’s a right card for every kind of spender, and depending on your preferences, we’ve got some suggestions for how to make the most of this month’s expenses.
For you, this month is all about the great outdoors. Weekends typically find you in your flip-flops at a beach, pool or lake — or really anywhere you can soak up the sun.
Use a card that earns bonus rewards at the supermarket: If you’re picking up your summer essentials along with your milk, consider the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express, which offers 6% cash back at U.S. supermarkets on up to $6,000 per year in purchases (then 1%); Terms apply. It has an annual fee of $95.
Or choose a card that pays a high flat rate on all purchases: If you rarely shop at a supermarket, a cash-back rewards card that earns the same rate on all spending might net you the most savings overall. The Citi® Double Cash Card – 18 month BT offer carries a $0 annual fee and pays a total of 2% cash back: 1% when you make your purchase and another 1% when you pay your bill.
Nature? Um, no thanks. Your favorite summertime activities all have one thing in common: air-conditioned comfort. On any given summer day, you can be found lounging indoors staring at the screen of your choice. Even couch potatoes can maximize their credit card spending by using the right card.
Put your monthly streaming subscriptions on a card that will reward you for it: The above-mentioned Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express also earns an industry-leading 6% back on select streaming services. Terms apply. And keep in mind the rest of the card’s rewards structure. You’ll also earn 6% back at U.S. supermarkets on up to $6,000 per year in purchases (then 1%); 3% back on transit expenses including U.S. gas stations, taxis, rideshares, parking, tolls, trains and buses; and 1% on all other spending. Terms apply.
Use a card that offers cash back on indoor pursuits like movies and museums. Summer is Hollywood blockbuster time, and if your idea of happiness is a giant theater and a tub of popcorn, the U.S. Bank Cash+™ Visa Signature® Card might be just the ticket. With this card, you can choose two categories each quarter from a list of 12 to earn 5% back on up to $2,000 in combined purchases per quarter. Movie theaters are one of those 5% options. The card also earns 2% cash back on your choice of one everyday category — such as gas stations or grocery stores — and 1% cash back on all other spending.
Activate your card’s bonus categories: The Chase Freedom® earns 5% cash back on up to $1,500 in combined purchases in bonus categories each quarter you activate. And for the third quarter of this year (July 1 through Sept. 30, 2019), the card’s bonus categories are gas stations and select streaming services. But you’ve got to remember to activate, which should take only a few seconds via your card’s mobile app or website.
Use a card that earns high rewards on gas year-round: The Ducks Unlimited Rewards Platinum Edition® Visa® Card is another option to consider, as it offers an unlimited 5% cash back on gas purchases, not to mention an unlimited 5% back on sporting goods store spending. All other purchases earn 1%. So you can fill the tank with gas and your trunk with frisbees, camping gear or whatever else fits the bill for your road trip adventures.
 A card with a 0% intro APR offer will let you do that. The U.S. Bank Visa® Platinum Card has one of the longest interest-free stretches on the market today, an offer available exclusively via NerdWallet: Get an intro 0% APR for 20 billing cycles on purchases and balance transfers, and then the ongoing APR of 13.99% - 23.99% Variable APR. That gives you more than a year to pay off your July Fourth party.
Consider a store card: If you’re spending a significant chunk of cash at the same place over and over again, it may benefit you to get rewarded for that loyalty. Although store cards generally don’t offer the same flexibility in redemption as more general-purpose rewards cards, they often feature perks and discounts specific to the brand. If you’re looking to get rewards on everything under the sun, consider the Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card, which earns 5% back on Amazon and Whole Foods purchases; 2% back at restaurants, gas stations and drugstores; and 1% back on everything else.
Updated: 5/23/03; 11:48:34 AM.
Dave continues to torture himself with California photos.
I understand. There is no cure for this former California resident's malady. I've had the problem for twelve years!
I'll pile on by linking to a few photos from our recent visit to Yosemite, Tahoe, Monterey, Murphys and Aptos.
I've only posted a small number to reduce the pain.
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