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Avid genealogist. I work on several trees for my friends as well as my own. I am always happy to help if I can. Please feel free to use any of my photos for your own genealogy. If I have inadvertently made an error in my transcriptions, please let me know so I can correct it. I don't always like to "assume" family links but if you are a family member and would like me to link up family members, I am happy to do so. Please just let me know. I am also willing to transfer memorials to family members or close friends. I do work full time and usually take care of requests over the weekends, so please do not think I am ignoring anyone if it takes me a few days to honor your requests. I will answer all.
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RE: Mary Torrence
You are very welcome!
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on Mar 09, 2014 11:33 AM
Mary Torrence
I just posted the pic of Mary's headstone. I also tried taking an up close one of the specific info on it, but it was very hard to read. Once it warms up here and is less muddy, I will go back and take the time to clean the headstone, maybe that will help. You might need to send me an email to remind me!
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Mark Dieckman
Hi Lisa,
Thanks again for the latest round of transfers and the rest of the great work that you do.
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on Feb 22, 2014 12:34 PM
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RE: Harry Hudnell
Your very welcome, glad I could help. My wife knew Harry.
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on Dec 31, 2013 2:54 PM
Jim Forsythe
RE: Harry Hudnell
Your very welcome, glad I could help. My wife knew Harry.
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on Dec 31, 2013 2:49 PM
Mark Dieckman
Thank you for the transfers and all of the hard work and research you have done on the memorials which are gaining me a wealth of information.
Mark Dieckman
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on Oct 28, 2013 8:47 PM
Arline Wagner
RE: Loyce Kissell
Frank Kissell is the brother of Harry according to some of the census information.
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on Oct 23, 2013 3:32 PM
Arline Wagner
RE: Kissells
Lisa, I thought about it and yes I would be very pleased to have the Kissell family that you take care of transfered to my. Thanks for all your help on stuff. Also, I have noticed that some of the sites have children listed, is that still allowed and if so, how is it done. Hoping to hear from you. Arline
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Arline Wagner
RE: Kissells
Don't know who Loyce is, but will check with family and see if they remember anyone by that name. Love to have all the family info, but unsure where you transfer information to. Let me know.
Thanks, Arline
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Arline Wagner
RE: Kissells
Lisa, sorry that I didn't get back to you sooner. Yes I would be very interested with the rest of the Kissell family. Thanks so much. Not sure what I have to do to receive the information. I'm a bit new at this.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- An Elkview woman accused of shooting her husband to death in his hospital bed pleaded guilty to second-degree murder Thursday, choosing not to go through a second trial in the case.
A jury found Rhonda Stewart, 56, guilty of first-degree murder in 2009, but the state Supreme Court ordered a new trial because it believed jurors should have heard testimony about her abuse at the hands of husband Sammy.
Kanawha Circuit Judge Tod Kaufman ruled that evidence inadmissible in the first trial.
Prosecutor Mark Plants said a second jury might consider the case differently if they listened to that. The state agreed to a charge of second-degree murder with a firearm and will not object to any request from Stewart for a sentence other than the penitentiary.
Plants said after the hearing he hopes for a harsh sentence. Up to 40 years is allowed by law for Stewart.
"I think anytime you murder someone you should spend the rest of your life in prison, or be executed for it," he said.
"He was ill and in a coma," Plants told the judge. "He woke up and said something that made her angry. She returned with a gun, fired the gun and killed him where he lay in a hospital bed."
Plants said he expected a new trial to include evidence that she had suffered domestic abuse, and he was uncertain how a jury would consider it in terms of the murder.
"I would expect the jury would hear that at one time, or multiple times, she was bound and raped and had a knife to her throat," Plants said. "The defendant was also threatened with a firearm."
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Stewart had been incarcerated since her arrest, but was released from jail to home confinement by Kaufman a year ago.
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I'd love to see the iPhone go to Verizon. That way I can stay with AT&T and have lesser dropped calls and maybe cheaper bills due to the fight between both carriers!!!!
It would be nice not to have Pandora drop when I'm driving around LA.
lol, my thoughts exactly.
I've been reading Verizon rumors for a couple years. But I guess a 'random rumor' is what it takes to meet the mmi rumor quota.
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Isn't there a way you could run both signals simultaneously... Like browse the web on EV-DO while making your phone call on 1X?
Another rumor!!!.
I hate CDMA not good for traveling
well if they're "working on it" it's safe to say that we won't see it this year as other random rumors have stated.
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I like rumors because everything Apple does starts out a rumor first!
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Exactly what i was thinking. Yall can go to Verizon so we can have no dropped calls and you guys will have more than technically possible.
Current Verizon system I believe cannot utilize 2 channels at once.You use one or the other.I think that is why phone connections are dropped less often.1x is used when you are making a voice call(whether your phone signal says it or not).At least that is my understanding.
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The sleek looking Cowon J3 features a 3.3-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with 16:9 aspect ratio and 16 million color support. The glossy display screen is complemented by a brushed metal finish edge at the bottom. The buttons and slots are spread around the sides of the device. The J3 player is fitted with a G-Sensor for auto rotation of the screen.The right edge of the Cowon player features the play/pause button, the forward/back track keys and the volume rocker. The left side houses the power key that also acts as the lock key. The bottom panel of the J3 MP3 player stores the 3.5 mm headphone jack, USB and TV out slot and the microSD card slot.
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Under the hood, this portable multimedia player from Cowon houses a rechargeable Lithium-Polymer battery. You can charge the device by either plugging in the USB cable to a PC/laptop or using a conventional power adaptor. The battery gets fully charged in 3.5 hours through USB charging mode.On full charge, the battery serves you a continuous music playback of up to 64 hours. This lets you go unplugged with your Cowon J3 for a long time without worrying about the battery support. With video playback support of up to 11 hours, you can watch back-to-back movies even on the go.
The Cowon J3 ships with 4 GB of internal memory capacity. You can choose to expand the memory of the player by inserting an external microSD card for your ever increasing list of movies, songs and images. So with a vast amount of storage space available, you are freed from the need of deleting items from your player to make room for new ones.
The multi-format supporting feature of this Cowon MP3 player makes life easier for you and saves you from the trouble of file conversions. The player supports MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, WAV, FLAC (audio), AVI, WMV, ASF (video) JPG (photos) and TXT (documents) formats. You can listen to music either through a headphone jack, Bluetooth headset or turn it loud via the built-in speaker fitted on the back of the J3 music player.For those of you who prefer watching things on the big screen, the Cowon J3 does not disappoint. It comes with a TV out cable which you can plug into your TV and view movies and images in higher resolution. With this Cowon device, you can plan a karaoke night with friends, thanks to its lyrics display support.
Audio enhancements include 5 band equalizers, stereo enhance and reverb effects, and BBE+ that let you enjoy your music at the highest sound quality. The high speed USB 2.0 lets you transfer files from your PC/laptop very easily and quickly. However ensure that your system has Pentium III 500 MHz or higher CPU and is run on Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000, Mac OS 10.x and Linux v2.4 or higher operating systems.
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Sales Package | Earphones, USB cable |
General | |
Brand | Cowon |
Type | MP4, MP3 |
Color | Black |
Model ID | J3 |
Memory | |
Memory Size | 4 GB |
Audio | |
Audio File Format | MP3/2/1, WMA, FLAC (FLA), OGG, WAV, APE |
Voice Recording | Yes, Microphone, Line-In |
Audio Playback Time | 64 hrs |
Sound Settings | BBE (BBE, Mach3Bass, MP3 Enhance, 3D Surround), Special Effect (Stereo Enhance, Reverb), 5 Band Graphic Equalizer |
Video | |
Video Playback Time | 11 hrs |
Video File Format | AVI, WMV, ASF |
Video Available | Yes |
Display | |
Display Resolution | 480 x 272 pixels |
Display Size | 3.3 inch |
Display Type | AMOLED, Capacitive Touchscreen |
Connectivity | |
IO Device | 3.5 mm headphone, USB 2.0 |
Dimensions | |
Width | 56 mm |
Height | 106.5 mm |
Depth | 9.9 mm |
Weight | 76 g |
Power | |
Recharge Time | 3 hrs 30 mins |
Recharging Method | USB-based Charging |
Battery Type | Lithium Polymer Rechargeable Battery |
Others | |
JPEG Photo | Yes |
Windows Media Video 9 | Yes |
MP3 Audio | MPEG1 Layer 3, MPEG2 Layer 3, MPEG2.5 Layer 3, ~320 kbps, ~48 kHz, Mono / Stereo |
WMA Audio | ~320 kbps, ~48 kHz, Mono / Stereo |
FM Tuner | Yes |
Additional Features | Standard MicroSD Card Slot, Composite Video, Capacitive Touch Pad, USB 2.0 High Speed, Button Consists (Power, Menu, Vol, Vol-, FF, Rew), Microphone / Line-in / FM Radio Recording, Built-in Speaker |
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Warranty Summary | 1 Year Cowon India Warranty and Free Transit Insurance. |
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The Cowon J3 is an excellent media player which is targeted at a very narrow audience...audiophiles and those who want a plain simple dedicated media player, and not one with the bells and whistles like app support and wifi, gps etc, for that you should buy a smartphone!:p. However having used this for the past 2 months i can say the audio and video quality is drop dead brilliant! its much better than an ipod, trust me!...professional grade components used in this machine deliver to their full potential from the AMOLED screen that produces the most gorgeous blacks and vivid colours to the Wolfson DAC inside that produces deep and powerful bass and guitar chords that are really crisp and clear (i really enjoyed Led Zep's Stairway to Heaven on this one!).The BBE and ClearBass equalizer settings are very useful for those who like to tinker with the equalizer and is a major boost over the ipod which forces you to use non-customizable presets. However significant problems remain, the touchscreen is not very responsive, especially when navigating your music, and the battery doesn't last as long as advertised, but definitely longer than an ipod touch.The screen is also prone to scratches so i'd recommend a protective case with this and last but not the least, the price!....which might i say is a bit too steep for a PMP that was introduced in 2010. For the more casual listeners i would recommend the ipod touch. But it does it job very well.So i'm giving it a 4
Cowon J3 4 GB is the best music player I ever had. I have listened music from Ipod touch, creative x-fi 2 and Transcend MP850. This COWON surpasses every other player that exist in the market in reproducing quality music, particularly when you listen in a good quality headphone. You will hear every single note, every single detail that you missed earlier while listening the same song with other devices. Surely you will hate to listen music from any other device once you listen in this.
Folder wise and tag wise music play modes
Large array of effect settings with Jet Effects 3.0
Excellent reproduction of music
Gives life to the details lost during compression
The USB cable is proprietary one (can't use alternates)
The jack inserting in the device needs a hard push. ( I was a bit upset when it was not going in completely, but later found out the way)
If your priority is only quality music listening and nothing else, then go for it and Welcome to the the audiophile community.
This is the best video and audio player that money can buy. Awesome sound output. Best in class sound clarity. And a big + is the BBE. The equalizer can be customized so much that you can hear it exactly the way you want it. There are multiple modes, for different song types. And the battery backup is also best in class. I can get around 3 days of moderate usage with one whole charge. Only disappointment is the lack of Wi-Fi or other ways to connect and lack of applications. If you're looking for a media player to play games as well. Go for an Apple ITouch. This one here is for the audiophile purists.
1. Best in class sound. Clear, crisp, and Loud.
2. Biggest battery backup you can get for any media player today.
3. The Premium AMOLED screens is the same quality as that of the present day smartphones and such. Damn good for watching videos and movies.
4. Extra Storage expansion using memory card. upto 32Gb additional.
5.Flash applications such as notes and other small games supported. Not much to say. But worth a note.
1. No Wi-fi or other internet connectivity options.
2. Not many applications available in flash.
3. Bundled headphones are not of much value. OK for a starter. But serious audiophiles had better get a better pair of cans. Best if heard with high-end headphones like UE reference monitors or Sennheiser HD800. Sounds so divine.
Altogether : Best media player you can get around the globe. But its no IPod. So dont look for one in this. It is just a audio/video player. Nothing more Nothing less. If you want to listen to music or watch movies on the go. This is for you. If u are not satisfied with just that. You'll have to look elsewhere.
Do not purchase it for it's UI, it is somewhat intuitive but tends to freeze if the wrong files are played, and has to be reset.
Audio: 9.5/10
One of the best sounding players i have ever heard. Absolutely fantastic, and i speak after having listened on the headphones that come in the package (which are rubbish). Investing in a higher-end pair of headphones will take you on magical musical trips beyond the levels of most other mp3 players.
Video: 9/10
The AMOLED display is literally brilliant; I haven't seen such rich colours or gorgeous contrast on any player this size. It makes my shitty .avi files look like mini-blu-ray videos.
Most certainly worth a purchase, but remember to upgrade the firmware online at the official Cowon website. The packaged device comes with ver. 2.23, but the latest one is 2.26.
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Tips from Our DIY Invites
Posted in DIY, invitations, paper, tutorial on 12/16/2009 05:11 pm by michelleRemember these?
Yes, the long lost Duckling invitations. I know I have been promising the tips from the DIY process, but due to some computer crashes and general life craziness it's been a little difficult to get everything together.
The printing of the main invitation was very basic. We basically just designed the invite using a combination of Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. We used my very favorite font Feel Script from Veer, which we had also used for the Save the Dates. Graphics for the entire invitation suite were bought from Istockphoto for a few dollars. We found an image that had all 4 patterns to use so we only had to buy 1 item. Probably the hardest part of the main invitation step was figuring out how to do borderless printing so that the design went to the very edge. Once we figured that it it was a matter of printing 50 at a time until we were done.
Most of the work and labor was bundled up in our little Matchbook booklet a.k.a. "Everything you need to know about our wedding."
Earlier in the summer Mr. Ducky and I were at my favorite store, Paper Source and found a whole bunch of these matchbooks for 50% off. We weren't planning on using them, but who were we to pass up a good deal? So, we bought everything they had, not knowing what we were going to use them for. Well, eventually we came up with the idea to use it as the holder of all our inserts in the invitation versus doing something like a pocketfold invite.
On the base we put directions on one side and then details for our website on the other. We printed them on 8 1/2 x 11 paper and then cut them out individually. To avoid messy glue sticks and other adhesive messes I used my trusty Xyron. Or should I say Mama Duckling used the trusty Xyron?! She figured out just the right technique to not waste xyron sticky and go through each insert quickly.
Here is what they looked like after they popped out the Xyron. After that it was a matter of simply removing the sticky backing and then placing the insert evenly onto the matchbook.
Many of you loved our accept/decline stickers for the RSVP cards. (Thanks for all your sweet words!) I have to tell you that was one of the easiest parts of the whole process, which means you can incorporate this into your own DIY project without much trouble. We bought 1 1/4″ round labels from Paper Source and then it was a matter of printing and cutting. One column was "Accept" the next was "Decline" and then repeat for the next two columns.
After printing the paper was all a solid khaki color with the stickers. We carefully peeled away the background surrounding the stickers so that we were eventually left with the backing paper full of round stickers. Now you had white background and the stickers popped against that.
We found the best was to cut was first length wise after your 1st accept and decline column and then width wise so you were left with 2 stickers. For the actual RSVP card we designed it in Illustrator and used the circle shape to indicate where guests should place their answer.
I packaged everything together so it was in one unit and would look presentable when guests opened it. At the last minute I decided to stamp the outside of the matchbook because it seemed like it was missing something.
I knew I wanted to do envelope liners but I was pretty mystified on how to do them. Was I supposed to print the whole page in the print and then cut? Or make some sort of shape? Or just give up completely and do plain envelopes? Remembering Mrs. Gloss' beautiful invitations and envelopes, I asked her how she did it. She explained how she just printed the shape of the liner on paper and then cut it out. After her feedback, Mr. Ducky and I figured out how to get 2 liners out of one 8 1/2 x 11 piece of paper. We shrunk down the depth of how far the liner would go in the envelope and lined them up on the edge. This probably doesn't really make sense so just look at the picture below. You can see the 2 liners on the page and then the cut out version. By having the bottom of the liner on the edge of the paper it also saved some cutting time versus putting it in the middle of the page.
Here is Mr. Ducky dutifully cutting out envelope liners.
To adhere the liners to the envelope we used 3/8″ Adhesive Runner by Xyron that we had previously used for the Save the Dates. It works so well! We "drew" a triangle on the back of the liner in the upper area and then tucked it into the envelope.
And that is about it for the Duckling invitations. I hope that helped. Let me know if you have any questions.
What helped you with the DIY process? Anything seem difficult and then end up being simpler than you thought?


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A disappointing start to corporate earnings season threw the health of U.S. companies back to the forefront of investors' minds on Wednesday.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 128.56 points, or 0.95%, to 13344.97, a one-month low. The fall was the Dow's third straight, and marks the biggest one-day decline since early July.
Downbeat comments from aluminum producer Alcoa and oil giant Chevron CVX +0.21% Chevron Corp. U.S.: NYSE $115.09 +0.24 +0.21% March 7, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4.01M AFTER HOURS $115.09 +0.00 0.00% March 7, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): P/E Ratio 10.27 Market Cap $219.26 Billion Dividend Yield 3.48% Rev. per Employee $3,278,200 03/06/14 Triple-Digit Oil Price Needed ... 03/04/14 U.S. Judge Hands Win to Chevro... 03/04/14 Legal Fraud of the Century More quote details and news » set the tone for the day and confirmed what many investors and analysts had feared: The third quarter was weak and the outlook isn't much better.
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Updates were made to the Perinatal Guideline on January 22, 2013, January 29, 2013 and April 3, 2013. For an explanation of the updates, please see the correction notice.
(Last updated:1/29/2013; last reviewed:7/31/2012)
General Considerations for Choice of Infant Prophylaxis
All HIV-exposed infants should receive postpartum antiretroviral (ARV) drugs to reduce perinatal transmission of HIV. The 6-week neonatal zidovudine chemoprophylaxis regimen is recommended for all HIV-exposed infants.1,2 Table 9 shows recommended zidovudine dosing based on the status of maternal antepartum ARV regimens. Infants born to mothers who have received standard antepartum and intrapartum ARV prophylaxis and have undetectable viral loads are at very low risk of HIV transmission and should receive the 6-week zidovudine regimen alone. The risk of transmission is increased when maternal viral load at delivery is high or maternal antepartum and/or intrapartum prophylaxis was not received. Most experts feel that the potential benefit of combining zidovudine infant prophylaxis with additional ARV drugs may exceed the risk of multiple drug exposure to infants born to:
In each of these situations, there is a spectrum of transmission risk that depends on a number of maternal and infant factors, including maternal viral load, mode of delivery, and gestational age at delivery. The risks and benefits of infant exposure to ARV drugs in addition to zidovudine will differ depending on where the mother/child falls in the risk spectrum. For example, an infant delivered vaginally to a mother with an HIV RNA level ≥100,000 copies/mL at delivery has a higher risk of acquiring HIV infection than an infant born by cesarean delivery to a mother with an HIV RNA level of approximately 10,000 copies/mL at delivery. Thus, a generic recommendation cannot be made regarding use of combination drug regimens for infant prophylaxis. Each situation needs to be considered individually, balancing potential benefits (in terms of preventing perinatal transmission of HIV) with risks (in terms of toxicity to the infant). In addition, appropriate drug formulations and dosing regimens for neonates are incompletely defined and data are minimal on the safety of combination drugs in the neonate (see Short-Term Antiretroviral Drug Safety and Choice for Neonatal Prophylaxis and the Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection).
Recent data from the NICHD-HPTN 040/PACTG 1043 study have provided guidance for management of infants born to women who received no ARV prophylaxis during pregnancy. In this study, 1,746 infants born to HIV-infected women who did not receive any ARV drugs during pregnancy were randomized to 3 infant prophylaxis regimens: the standard 6-week zidovudine regimen; 6 weeks of zidovudine plus 3 doses of nevirapine given during the first week of life (first dose at birth–48 hours, second dose 48 hours after first dose, and third dose 96 hours after second dose); and 6 weeks of zidovudine plus 2 weeks of lamivudine/nelfinavir. The risk of intrapartum transmission was significantly lower compared with 6 weeks of zidovudine alone in the 2- and 3-drug arms (2.2% and 2.5%, respectively, vs. 4.9% for zidovudine alone; P = .046 for each experimental arm vs. zidovudine alone).3 Although transmission rates with the 2 combination regimens were similar, neutropenia was significantly more common with the 3-drug regimen than with the 2-drug or zidovudine-alone regimen (27.5% vs. 15%, P <.0001). In other studies, significantly higher rates of neutropenia and anemia have been reported with coadministration of zidovudine and lamivudine to infants.4 Thus, based on comparable efficacy and reduced toxicity, the Panel recommends 6 weeks of zidovudine plus 3 doses of nevirapine for infants whose mothers have not received antepartum ARVs (Table 9).
In all other scenarios, decisions about use of combination ARV prophylaxis in infants should be made in consultation with a pediatric HIV specialist before delivery, if possible, and should be accompanied by a discussion with the mothers about potential risks and benefits of this approach.
Despite the paucity of available data, the use of combination ARV prophylaxis for infants in high-risk situations is increasing. Surveillance of obstetric and pediatric HIV infection in the United Kingdom and Ireland through the National Study of HIV in Pregnancy and Childhood noted that between 2001 and 2004, 9% of HIV-exposed infants received triple-drug prophylaxis compared with 13% between 2005 and 2008.5 Similarly, in a web-based poll of 134 U.S.-based perinatal HIV service providers, 62% reported using combination postnatal prophylaxis in high-risk situations in the past year. Zidovudine, lamivudine, and nevirapine was the combination regimen used most often.6
The National Perinatal HIV Hotline (1-888-448-8765)
The National Perinatal HIV Hotline is a federally funded service providing free clinical consultation to providers caring for HIV-infected pregnant women and their infants.
Recommendations for Infant Antiretroviral Prophylaxis in Specific Clinical Situations
Infants Born to Mothers Who Received Antepartum/Intrapartum Antiretroviral Drugs with Effective Viral Suppression
The risk of HIV acquisition is small in infants born to women who received standard ARV prophylaxis regimens during pregnancy and labor and had undetectable viral loads at delivery or born by scheduled cesarean section to mothers with low viral loads at delivery. Such infants should receive the 6-week zidovudine infant prophylaxis regimen. In that situation, combining zidovudine with additional ARV drugs to reduce transmission risk is not recommended because the benefit would be very limited.
Infants Born to Mothers Who Have Received Antepartum/Intrapartum Antiretroviral Drugs But Have Suboptimal Viral Suppression Near Delivery
The risk of perinatal transmission is related to maternal antepartum viral load in women on no ARV drugs as well as women receiving ARVs.7-9 Scheduled cesarean delivery is recommended for prevention of perinatal transmission in women who have received antepartum ARV drugs but have detectable viremia (HIV RNA >1,000 copies/mL) near the time of delivery (see Intrapartum Care and Transmission and Mode of Delivery). In PACTG 316, transmission occurred in 0% of 17 infants when maternal HIV RNA levels at delivery were >10,000 copies/mL and delivery was by scheduled cesarean delivery.2 However, not all women with detectable viremia near delivery will undergo cesarean delivery. The risk of acquisition of HIV will be higher in infants born to mothers with higher viral loads near delivery, particularly if delivery is vaginal. The gradient of transmission risk is based on HIV RNA levels. In the Women and Infants Transmission Study (WITS), the risk of transmission of HIV was ≤1.8% in women who received triple-combination ARV prophylaxis and had HIV RNA levels <30,000 copies/mL at delivery; it increased to 4.8% in women with HIV RNA levels ≥30,000 copies/mL.9
All infants should receive zidovudine for 6 weeks. No specific data address whether a more intensive combination infant prophylaxis regimen (2 or 3 drugs) provides additional protection against transmission when maternal antepartum/intrapartum prophylaxis is received but viral replication near delivery is significant. Elective cesarean section is recommended for pregnant women with HIV RNA levels >1,000 copies/mL near delivery. Extrapolation of findings from the previously discussed NICHD-HPTN 040/PACTG 1043 study3 suggests that combination infant prophylaxis should be considered, depending on assessment of risk based on maternal viral load and mode of delivery. That decision should be made in consultation with a pediatric HIV specialist before delivery and accompanied by maternal counseling on the potential risks and benefits of this approach.
Infants Born to Mothers Who Received Only Intrapartum Antiretroviral Drugs
The two-drug regimen of 6 weeks of zidovudine plus three doses of nevirapine in the first week of life (first dose at birth–48 hours, second dose 48 hours after first dose, and third dose 96 hours after second dose) is recommended based on the results of the NICHD-HPTN 040/PACTG 1043 study, which demonstrated increased efficacy of combination regimens in reducing intrapartum transmission compared with use of zidovudine alone in infants.3 Prophylaxis should be initiated as soon after delivery as possible.
The interval during which infant prophylaxis can be initiated and still be of benefit is undefined. In the New York State study, when prophylaxis was delayed beyond 48 hours after birth, no efficacy could be demonstrated. Data from animal studies indicate that the longer the delay in institution of prophylaxis, the less likely that infection will be prevented. In most studies of animals, ARV prophylaxis initiated 24 to 36 hours after exposure usually has been ineffective in preventing infection, although a delay in administration has been associated with decreased viremia.12-14 In the NICHD-HPTN 040/PACTG 1043 study, infant regimens were initiated within 48 hours of life and usually within 12 hours of life.3 Initiation of infant prophylaxis after age 2 days is not likely to be efficacious in preventing transmission and, by age 14 days, infection already would be established in most infants.15 Initiating prophylaxis as soon after delivery as possible increases its potential efficacy and minimizes potential harm, such as development of resistant virus, if infection has occurred.
Infants Born to Mothers with Antiretroviral Drug-Resistant Virus
Data from the WITS suggest that in women who have mixed zidovudine-resistant and -sensitive viral populations, the zidovudine-sensitive rather than -resistant virus may be preferentially transmitted.16,17 Thus, the 6-week infant zidovudine prophylaxis (along with maternal intravenous intrapartum zidovudine prophylaxis) continues to be recommended, even when maternal zidovudine-resistant virus with thymidine-associated mutations is identified.
Some studies have suggested that ARV drug-resistant virus may have decreased replicative capacity (reduced viral fitness) and transmissibility.17 However, transmission from mother to child of multidrug-resistant virus has been reported.18-20
For these newborns, use of zidovudine in combination with other ARV drugs, selected on the basis of maternal virus resistance testing, should be considered. The efficacy of this approach for prevention of transmission, however, has not been proven in clinical trials, and for many drugs, appropriate dosing regimens for neonates have not been established. Decisions regarding use of additional drugs should be made in consultation with a pediatric HIV specialist and will depend on maternal history of past and current ARV drug exposure, HIV RNA levels at or near delivery, current and previous maternal resistance testing, and availability of drug formulation and dosing information in the infant.
Short-Term Antiretroviral Drug Safety and Choice for Neonatal Prophylaxis
Infant prophylaxis with zidovudine has been associated with only minimal toxicity, consisting primarily of transient hematologic toxicity (mainly anemia), which generally resolves by age 12 weeks (see Initial Postnatal Management). Data are limited on the toxicity to infants of exposure to multiple ARV drugs.
The latest information on neonatal dosing for ARV drugs can be found in the Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection. Other than zidovudine, lamivudine is the nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI) with the most experience in use for neonatal prophylaxis. In early studies, neonatal exposure to combination zidovudine/lamivudine was generally limited to 110,21,22 or 2 weeks.3 Six weeks of infant zidovudine/lamivudine exposure also has been reported; these studies suggest that hematologic toxicity may be increased over that seen with zidovudine alone, although the infants also had in utero exposure to maternal combination therapy.
In a French study, more severe anemia and neutropenia were observed in infants exposed to 6 weeks of zidovudine/lamivudine for prophylaxis plus maternal antepartum zidovudine/lamivudine than in a historical cohort exposed only to maternal and infant zidovudine. Anemia was reported in 15% and neutropenia in 18% of infants exposed to zidovudine/lamivudine, with 2% of infants requiring blood transfusion and 4% requiring treatment discontinuation for toxicity.4 Similarly, in a Brazilian study of maternal antepartum and 6-week infant zidovudine/lamivudine prophylaxis, neonatal hematologic toxicity was common, with anemia seen in 69% and neutropenia in 13% of infants.23
Experience with other NRTI drugs for neonatal prophylaxis is more limited.24,25 Hematologic and mitochondrial toxicity may be more common with exposure to multiple versus single NRTI drugs.4,26-29
Nevirapine is the only non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor drug with a pediatric drug formulation and neonatal dosing information (see Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection).30 In rare cases, chronic multiple-dose nevirapine has been associated with severe and potentially life-threatening rash and hepatic toxicity. These toxicities have not been observed in infants receiving single-dose nevirapine, the two-drug zidovudine regimen plus three doses of nevirapine in the first week of life in NICHD-HPTN 040/PACTG 1043), or in breastfeeding infants receiving nevirapine prophylaxis daily for 6 weeks to 6 months to prevent transmission of HIV via breast milk.3,31-34 Resistance to nevirapine can occur, however, with exposure to nevirapine in infants who become infected despite prophylaxis.35,36 ARV drug-resistance testing is recommended for all HIV-infected infants before initiation of antiretroviral therapy (see Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection).
Of the protease inhibitors (PIs), although nelfinavir, lopinavir/ritonavir, ritonavir, tipranavir, and fosamprenavir have pediatric drug formulations, their use in neonates is not recommended. Pharmacokinetic (PK) studies of nelfinavir in newborn infants show highly variable plasma concentrations and no single dose that results in safe but adequate nelfinavir concentrations in all infants has been defined.25,37,38 In addition, nelfinavir powder is no longer commercially available in the United States. No PK data are available for the other PIs in infants in the first 2 weeks of life. PK data are available for treatment of HIV-infected infants 2 to 6 weeks of age with lopinavir/ritonavir. Although the lopinavir area under the curve (AUC) was significantly lower with dosing 300 mg lopinavir/75 mg ritonavir/m2 body surface area twice daily than observed for infants >6 weeks of age, treatment was well tolerated and 80% of 10 infants had viral control at 6 months.39 Studies are ongoing but data are not yet available for infants <2 weeks of age. However, in 4 premature infants (2 sets of twins) started on lopinavir/ritonavir from birth, heart block developed that resolved after drug discontinuation.40,41 In studies of adults, both ritonavir and lopinavir/ritonavir cause dose-dependent prolongation of the PR interval, and cases of significant heart block, including complete heart block, have been reported. Elevation of 17-hydroxyprogesterone and dehydroepiandrosterone-sulfate has also been associated with administration of lopinavir/ritonavir compared with zidovudine in the neonatal period. Levels of 17-hydroxyprogesterone were greater in infants who were also exposed to lopinavir/ritonavir in utero compared with those exposed only in the neonatal period. Term infants were asymptomatic but 3 premature newborns experienced life-threatening symptoms compatible with adrenal insufficiency, including hyponatremia and hyperkalemia with, in 1 case, cardiogenic shock.42 Based on these and other post-marketing reports of cardiac toxicity (including complete atrioventricular block, bradycardia, and cardiomyopathy), lactic acidosis, acute renal failure, adrenal dysfunction, central nervous system depression, respiratory complications leading to death, and metabolic toxicity,43 predominantly in preterm neonates, the Food and Drug Administration now recommends that lopinavir/ritonavir NOT be administered to neonates before a postmenstrual age (first day of the mother's last menstrual period to birth plus the time elapsed after birth) of 42 weeks and a postnatal age of at least 14 days.
Neonatal Antiretroviral Drug Dosing
The recommended dose of zidovudine for post-exposure prophylaxis in full-term neonates is 4 mg/kg body weight orally (PO) twice daily for the first 6 weeks of life, beginning as soon after birth as possible and preferably within 6 to 12 hours of delivery.10,31,44-51 (Table 9) If the infant is unable to tolerate oral medications, the 6-week zidovudine prophylaxis regimen can be administered intravenously (IV). The zidovudine dosing requirements differ for premature infants and term infants (see Antiretroviral Drug Dosing for Premature Infants).
In the United Kingdom and many other European countries, a 4-week neonatal chemoprophylaxis regimen is recommended for infants born to mothers who have received antenatal combination ARV drug regimens.52,53 This approach also can be considered in cases where adherence to or toxicity from the 6-week zidovudine prophylaxis regimen is a concern. In an Irish observational study, a transmission rate of 1.1% was observed in 916 infants who received 4 weeks of zidovudine infant prophylaxis following antenatal maternal combination ARV prophylaxis. That is the standard regimen in Ireland and the transmission rate was similar to that observed in the United States, where 6 weeks of infant zidovudine prophylaxis is standard.53 A prospective, observational study reported that the 4-week zidovudine regimen allowed earlier recovery from anemia in otherwise healthy infants compared with the 6-week zidovudine regimen.54 The optimal duration of neonatal zidovudine chemoprophylaxis, however, has not been established in clinical trials, and in the United States, the standard 6-week infant zidovudine regimen is recommended unless there are concerns about adherence or toxicity. Consultation with an expert in pediatric HIV infection is advised if early discontinuation of prophylaxis is considered.
PKs and safety of the single-dose nevirapine regimen to mother and infant55 and chronic nevirapine administration to infants to prevent HIV transmission during breastfeeding have been studied.56 The 3-dose extended nevirapine regimen that was used in NICHD-HPTN 040/PACTG1043 and is recommended for HIV-exposed infants whose mothers did not receive ARV during the antepartum period has also been studied.30 In the NICHD-HPTN 040/PACTG 1043 study, nevirapine concentrations were measured in 14 newborns participating in a PK substudy during the second week of life and in single samples from 30 more newborns on Days 10 to 14. The median nevirapine elimination half-life was 30.2 hours (range: 17.8–50.3 hours) and the concentration remained greater than the target of 100 ng/mL in all infants through Day 10 of life.30
Antiretroviral Drug Dosing for Premature Infants
Dosing recommendations for premature infants is available for only zidovudine and nevirapine (see Table 9). Zidovudine is primarily cleared through hepatic glucuronidation to an inactive metabolite; this metabolic pathway is immature in neonates, leading to prolonged zidovudine half-life and clearance compared with older infants. Clearance is further prolonged in premature infants because their hepatic metabolic function is even less mature than in term infants.57,58 The recommended zidovudine dosage for infants less than 35 weeks' gestation at birth is 2 mg/kg body weight per dose PO every 12 hours (or 1.5 mg/kg/dose IV every 12 hours), increasing to 3 mg/kg/dose PO (or 2.3 mg/kg/dose IV) every 12 hours at age 15 days. For infants born at less than 30 weeks' gestation, 2 mg/kg/dose PO (or 1.5 mg/kg/dose IV) started as soon after birth as possible, preferably within 6 to 12 hours of delivery, then every 12 hours, advanced to 3 mg/kg/dose PO (or 2.3 mg/kg/dose IV) every 12 hours after age 4 weeks is recommended. PKs in low birth weight infants receiving a single dose of nevirapine have been described. In a study of 81 infants less than 37 weeks' gestation, of which 29.6% were small for gestational age, half-lives were very long—median 59 hours in infants whose mothers received single-dose nevirapine and 69 hours in infants whose mothers did not receive single-dose nevirapine. AUC of nevirapine was higher and clearance lower (P <.0001) in small-for-gestational-age infants.59
Use of ARV drugs other than zidovudine and nevirapine cannot be recommended at this time in premature infants because data on dosing and safety are lacking. Immature renal and hepatic metabolism can increase the risk of overdosing and toxicity. However, in situations where there is a high risk of infant HIV infection, consultation with a pediatric HIV specialist is recommended to determine if the benefits of combination ARV prophylaxis other than zidovudine and nevirapine outweigh the potential risks.
Breastfeeding Infants of Mothers Diagnosed with HIV Infection Postpartum
Breastfeeding should be stopped until infection is confirmed or ruled out in women who are breastfeeding at the time of HIV diagnosis or suspected to be HIV infected. Pumping and temporarily discarding breast milk can be recommended to mothers who are suspected of being HIV infected but whose infection is not yet confirmed and who want to continue to breastfeed. If HIV infection is ruled out, breastfeeding can resume.
The risk of acquisition of HIV associated with breastfeeding depends on multiple infant and maternal factors, including maternal viral load and CD4 T-lymphocyte (CD4-cell) count.60 Infants of women who develop acute HIV infection while breastfeeding are at greater risk of becoming infected than are those of women with chronic HIV infection 61 because acute HIV infection is accompanied by a rapid increase in viral load and a corresponding decrease in CD4-cell count.62
Other than discontinuing breastfeeding, optimal strategies for managing infants born to HIV-infected mothers who breastfed their infants before HIV diagnosis have yet to be defined. Some experts would consider the use of post-exposure prophylaxis in infants for 4 to 6 weeks after cessation of breastfeeding. Post-exposure prophylaxis, however, is less likely to be effective in this circumstance compared with other nonoccupational exposures because the exposure to breast milk is likely to have occurred over a prolonged period rather than in a single exposure.63
Several studies of infants breastfed by women with chronic HIV infection have shown that daily infant nevirapine or nevirapine plus zidovudine can reduce the risk of postnatal infection during breastfeeding.31-33 The NICHD-HPTN 040/PACTG 1043 study demonstrated that combination ARV prophylaxis was more effective than zidovudine prophylaxis alone for preventing intrapartum transmission in mothers who have not received antepartum ARV drugs.3 However, whether the combination regimens in this trial are effective for preventing transmission after cessation of breastfeeding in mothers with acute HIV infection is unknown.
An alternative approach favored by some experts would be to offer a combination ARV regimen that would be effective for treatment of HIV should the infant become infected. If this route is chosen, current recommendations for treatment should guide selection of an appropriate combination ARV regimen (see Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection). Regardless of whether post-exposure prophylaxis or "preemptive therapy" is chosen, the optimal duration of the intervention is unknown. A 28-day course may be reasonable based on current recommendations for nonoccupational HIV exposure.63 As in other situations, decisions regarding administration of a prophylactic or preemptive treatment regimen should be accompanied by consultation with a pediatric HIV specialist and maternal counseling on the potential risks and benefits of this approach.
Infants should be tested for HIV infection at baseline and 4 to 6 weeks, 3 months, and 6 months after recognition of maternal infection to determine HIV status. In infants younger than age 18 months, HIV DNA or RNA polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests should be used for diagnosis. HIV DNA PCR is preferable for infants who are receiving combination ARV prophylaxis or preemptive treatment. HIV antibody assays can be used in infants older than age 18 months. Post-exposure ARV prophylaxis or preemptive treatment should be discontinued in infants who are found to be HIV infected while receiving one of these regimens. Resistance testing then should be performed and an appropriate combination therapy regimen initiated (see Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection).


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Apricot Glazed Pork Chops Recipe
- 2/3 cup apricot preserves
- 1/2 cup Italian salad dressing
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 4 boneless pork loin chops (1 inch thick and 6 ounces each)
- In a small bowl, combine the preserves, dressing and mustard. Pour 3/4 cup marinade into a large resealable bag; add the pork. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade for basting.
- Drain and discard marinade. Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack.
- Grill chops, covered, over medium heat or broil 4-5 in. from the heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 145°, basting frequently with reserved marinade. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 4 servings.
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These few simple ingredients make a power house glaze! The vibrant taste of the glaze is spectacular. Perfect combination of flavors, my son liked extra 'glaze' on his. We used two pork tenderloins. This is a new favorite!!!
Very easy and good. Quick to put together the night before. I will make it again.
If you add the ingredients together for the marinade you will end up with more than 3/4 cup. After measuring 3/4 cup for the chops to marinade in, reserve the rest of it to baste the chops when grilling. Directions are right on. There will be some sauce left.
1st Direction says reserve marinade.
2nd Direction says discard the marinade.
3rd Direction says baste with reserved marinade.
Need to proof read.
Make more, even then there will be no 'left-overs.'
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City hires help for Moon Brook caseThe city has enlisted a law firm and two environmental firms in the battle over stormwater going into Moon Brook.
The Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Tuesday to authorize Mayor Christopher Louras to sign the contracts for professional services dealing with the citys appeal of the MS4 permit, which contains regulations designed to restore Moon Brook as a trout habitat.
The city has argued that problems in the brook are due to temperature rather than stormwater and that the new regulations would put a massive financial burden on both the city and private landowners without fixing anything.
For professional services, we dont do a bidding process, Louras said. We do a request for qualifications. With something with short notice like this, its not unusual for us to put feelers out to firms.
Louras said the city approached a number of in-state environmental consultants who said they were not interested in the job. However, he said a number of them recommended Normandeau Associates of Bedford, N.H.
Normandeau will tackle water quality and temperature issues on the citys behalf.
Watershed Consulting Services of Waitsfield was already mapping water flow rates in the Moon Brook watershed for the town, and Louras said the city was able to get added to that effort.
For legal services, the city will bring in Stitzel, Page and Fletcher of Burlington.
One lawyer in that firm has a great deal of experience with stormwater issues, Louras said. They have had some success in appeals and litigation with the state ... in the Chittenden County area.
While Watershed Consultings contribution will come with an estimated $7,400 bill, Louras said there was no telling what the bottom line would be from the other two firms.
Nobody has appealed an MS4 permit in Vermont before, he said. There is no standard for an estimate.
The mayor also said there was no line item in the budget from which to make the payments.
It will be not unlike the legal work that was done for the infamous water roof, he said. Its one of those expenses that have been determined to be absolutely required. We are going to pay for it and make it happen.
Louras said the money can be taken from the fund balance, as it was with the lawsuit over the water plant roof, or worked into a future budget.
He also said he hopes to get private landowners who would suffer under the permit to pick up some of the tab. While the city has yet to create a Moon Brook legal fund, Louras said he plans to reach out to some property owners who have previously indicated a willingness to contribute to such an effort.
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