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The likelihood of HIV transmission during the acute phase of HIV infection may not be as high as previously estimated based on data from a retrospective cohort study in Rakai, Uganda, according to an analysis published in the March 17 edition of PLoS Medicine. If confirmed, these findings suggests that antiretroviral treatment as prevention (TasP) may be even more effective, as it would not be compromised as much by transmission occurring before partners with HIV are diagnosed and start therapy.
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People with HIV who started an antiretroviral regimen containing emtricitabine (FTC; Emtriva) and NNRTIs were about half as likely to experience virological treatment failure as those who used the similar drug lamivudine (3TC; Epivir), according to an analysis of more than 6000 participants in the Dutch ATHENA cohort presented at the recent 2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) in Seattle. No significant differences between emtricitabine and lamivudine were seen with boosted protease inhibitor regimens.
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The Fracture Risk Assessment Tool (FRAX), an online tool developed by the World Health Organization and used to help guide decisions about who to screen or treat in order to prevent bone fractures, underestimates overall risk of fracture in people living with HIV -- even with an adjustment experts have recommended to improve its accuracy for people with HIV -- according to an analysis of the Veterans Aging Cohort Study Virtual Cohort (VACS-VC) reported at the recent 2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) in Seattle.
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Researchers at the recent 2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Seattle discussed a variety of approaches to achieve a functional cure, or prolonged remission of HIV. Most experts expect that a combination of multiple approaches will be needed.
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CROI 2015: Cabotegravir and Rilpivirine Effective for HIV Maintenance Therapy at 96 Weeks
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A combination of 2 once-daily oral antiretrovirals -- the next-generation integrase inhibitor cabotegravir (GSK1265744) and the approved NNRTI rilpivirine -- was as effective as an efavirenz-based regimen when used as maintenance therapy to keep viral load suppressed, according to a poster presented at the recent 2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) in Seattle.
CROI 2015: Early Antiretroviral Treatment Reduces, but Does Not Eliminate HIV Reservoir
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Starting antiretroviral therapy (ART) very soon after infection may limit the size of the HIV reservoir and delay viral rebound after treatment interruption, according to several presentations at the recent 2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) in Seattle. Other research showed that various biomarkers may predict who will experience HIV rebound after stopping ART.
CROI 2015: Does HIV Make You Fat? Study Connects Viral Load with Fat Gains
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HIV infection or inflammatory changes associated with it may be responsible for fat accumulation and body fat redistribution, rather than antiretroviral drugs, according to a study presented at the recent 2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) in Seattle.
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Grace McComsey of Case Western University in Cleveland said that although the association of subcutaneous fat loss (lipoatrophy) with mitochondrial damage caused by certain HIV drugs is well-established -- and most of the world no longer uses the drugs like stavudine (d4T) that are most strongly associated with it -- 2 decades of research had failed to establish a cause for the distinctive fat gain(lipohypertrophy), especially in the trunk and within the abdomen, seen in some people with HIV on antiretroviral therapy (ART).
Initially these fat gains were associated with protease inhibitors (PIs) but switching from PIs to non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) or to integrase inhibitors did not reverse fat gains. One study found greater fat gain in people taking boosted atazanavir (Reyataz) rather than efavirenz (Sustiva), but a general association with any drug or class of drugs had not been demonstrated. Given that untreated HIV infection usually results in weight loss, fat gains when people started ART, once it became available, may have understandably been associated with treatment rather than HIV.
The study McComsey presented, ACTG A5260s, compared changes in limb fat, trunk fat, visceral adipose tissue (central abdominal fat), and lean muscle mass in 1809 ART-naive patients starting either of the 2 boosted PIs atazanavir or darunavir (Prezista), or the integrase inhibitor raltegravir (Isentress), all combined with tenofovir/emtricitabine (Truvada).
DEXA and CAT scans measured fat and muscle distribution at baseline and nearly 2 years (96 weeks) later. They were then assessed for associations with drug regimen, baseline HIV viral load, Framingham risk score (a measure of the likelihood of cardiovascular disease), and a number of hormones, cytokines (cell messenger chemicals), and markers of inflammation: leptin (higher in obese people), adiponectin (lower in obese people), D-dimer (a coagulation marker), C-reactive protein (an inflammation indicator), and the cytokines or cytokine receptors interleukin 6 (IL-6), CD14, and CD163.
In terms of demographics, the study participants' average age was 36, 90% were men, and 44% were white (slightly more taking atazanavir). Their average pre-ART viral load was 34,150 copies/mL and their average CD4 count was 351 cells/mm3. Those taking atazanavir had slightly, but not significantly, more limb and trunk fat, but not more visceral fat or muscle.
Limb, trunk, and visceral fat all increased during the 96 weeks on ART. Limb fat increased by 15% (20% on raltegravir), trunk fat by 22% (16% on atazanavir and 29% on raltegravir), and visceral fat by 31%; the differences between drugs were not statistically significant. Lean muscle mass increased slightly, by 2%, in people on atazanavir or raltegravir, and by 1.2% in patients taking darunavir; this was a significant difference but probably does not reflect any real difference between the drugs.
Increases in visceral fat were associated with lower leptin and higher adiponectin levels, but this probably is effect rather than cause, as adiponectin is secreted by fatty tissue. Subcutaneous limb fat gain was also associated with higher IL-6 and lean body mass gain with higher D-dimer and lower baseline CD4 -- the latter not unexpected, as lean body mass falls with AIDS.
However by far the strongest association with fat gain was with high viral load. There were mean increases of at least 25% and up to 35% in both subcutaneous and visceral fat in people who had a baseline viral load over 100,000 copies/mL, whichever drug they were taking. In patients with a baseline viral load below 100,000 copies/mL, the fat gains were below 10%, apart from a gain in visceral fat of about 14% in people taking raltegravir. She noted that even when adjusted for inflammatory markers, HIV viral load was still significantly associated with fat gain.
McComsey said that the fat gains observed were not necessarily those associated with health improvement due to control of HIV. "A 30% gain in visceral adipose tissue in just 2 years is pretty bad," she said. "Even limb fat increased by 1.5 kilos from a baseline of 7 kilos (21%). There was an average increase in 3.0 to 3.5 in people's BMI [body mass index] score." Although people in general may be getting fatter, it does not happen as fast as this, she added.
GA McComsey, C Moser, JS Currier, et al. Body Composition Changes After Initiation of Raltegravir or Protease Inhibitors. 2015 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections. Seattle, February 23-24, 2015. Abstract 140.
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- One of the best books I have ever read.
Outstanding, honest, insightful bio of a great Christian and human being. One of the best books I have ever read.
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Great book gives history of time and shows his courage and devotion to his faith
- If you've always wanted to KNOW Bonhoeffer, this is as close as you can come!
This book isn't intended to be a portrayal of the events of WW2, but an account of the life and martyr's death of one of Christendom's most noble saints of the 20th century. I speak in respect to a previous reviewer's comments.
In light of this fact the book is a gargantuan success. This work is astoundingly detailed; the research and preparation to write must have taken the better part of a year.
As a result of this book I feel as though I know the man having vicariously been through his struggles and triumphs. Furthermore Bonhoeffer's devotion to his faith has stirred in me an introspective search for faith of the same stellar quality.
An excellent work, well worth the time to listen to this masterful narration, hats off to Eric Metaxas!
- More hagiography than history
My bias - I'm British and I studied history.
It feels like the author was not going to let historical facts get in the way of a good narrative.
The German resistance achieved little of any value, which is why the British were not interested in it. The German resistance could have and should have done more to stop the holocaust, but they were reluctant to attack their own side. They contributed little to the defeat of Nazism. Stauffenberg bungled the plot. He had the access to kill Hitler but would not pull the trigger.
When White Rose organisation was prepared to take a real stand against Hitler, the British celebrated it. The British did not want Hitler killed because Hitler was seen as a liability to the Germans, he harmed the Nazi war effort - which is equally why some Germans wanted him killed. The British believed that the only way to rebuild Europe was for Germany to be totally defeated but not destroyed. It is difficult not to argue that history proves them right.
Churchill spoke about liberating the Germans, and even praised Rommel. Rommel thought killing Hitler (the plot to kill Hitler is ultimately why Bonhoeffer was killed) would make Hitler a martyr and was counter-productive. This is why the British were not interested.
The story does not confront how the idol worship of the ideal of Germany led to WW2, and that the German church's guilt in this.
The madness of Bonhoeffer's students fighting the very people who were actually trying to end Nazism, and killing their Christian brothers and participating in atrocities to preserve their lives and the inconsistency of this with the Christian faith is glossed over.
The problem is our spiritual enrichment is based on truth, and therefore I found myself more disturbed than edified. Bonhoeffer is interesting and at times insightful, but this book concerned me.
Also Bonhoeffer's contribution could have been greater if rather than going home because he was home sick, he had waited the war out and helped to rebuild Germany. A living sacrifice would have been more useful.
Saying all that for all Bonhoeffer's failings, we have to ask ourselves how much are we prepared to follow Christ rather than the Spirit of the times. In that atmosphere Bonhoeffer sincerely tried to do his best.
We must always follow Christ, and be very wary of making an idol out of our nation. There are lots of lessons to learn from Bonhoeffer.
- A Life of Thoughtfulness, Faithfulness, Godliness and Intrigue
A wonderful biography of an outstanding man who challenges us to be thoughtfully faithful to God and to our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ, however that plays out, no mater what it may cost! The reason why I picked up this book was because I knew something about Bonhoeffer, but what I learned caused me to realize just how little I really knew. His was an utterly fascinating life. Anyone who isn't intrigued, will be by the end of this book. Thank you, Eric Metaxas for this wonderful work! Malcolm Hillgartner, does an excellent job bringing his story to life.
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- This provides an excellent overview of his life
A Wonderful book and audio book
- Christian biography at its best
Metaxas brilliantly draws out the essence of this man of faith and conviction. Bonhoeffer lived his life fully alive to his Lord and fully engaged in the world. His courageous example will be a constant reminder to me that we have nothing to fear in this life: that the only thing that matters is our obedience to His call.
- great book
it helps to get a real picture of Bonhoefers life Teaching and the history of that time. very challenging on many ethical issues
- Amazing book
I love the detail Metaxas goes into with this book on Bonhoeffer. Metaxas has a point of view on the events and people he describes and I appreciate hearing his take on them.
I have the printed book, but would never have gotten through it in this decade. The audio format is ideal for people like me.
- Excellent Book - Must Read
Even being from German background and knowing much of the history, this book gave me insight from a whole different perspective - that of the church - on the events of the Third Reich.
The only criticism I have is that they should have chosen a reader who is better familiar with the German language pronunciation. This way people like me could actually understand the names and places, whereas the way the book sounds it is hard to guess what the names are. That is unfortunate and a disadvantage to actually reading the book.


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Since 1992, Francis Deng, the Representative of the UN Secretary-General on Displaced Persons has been given a mandate to review how existing international and legal norms can protect and assist internally displaced persons (IDPs) in conflict situations. During this period Guiding Principles for Internal Displacement were developed. He cited particular concern that governments are made more aware of their responsibilities to their citizens in times of conflict.
QUESTION: Your office estimates that there are 20-25 million displaced persons in the world today, at least half of whom are in Africa. What are you doing to help them?ANSWER: The statistics are not at all reliable. The OAU estimates that there are 30 million internally displaced Africans. We believe that our numbers are more or less accurate but recognize that these can vary considerably depending on who is counting and the objectives and criteria they have in mind.Q: What do the Guiding Principles say and are they actually adhered to in practice?A: They provide guidance on how to prevent displacement, how to respond to it once it has taken place in terms of both protection and assistance and how to find durable solutions in terms of return, resettlement and reintegration with long-term objectives of development. The Guiding Principles are only the beginning because they do not necessarily guarantee that protection and assistance will be provided to IDPs. We also have to look into institutional mechanisms for translating these principals into practical protection.Q: Should the international community change the way it deals with internal displacement?A: We have made proposals to existing institutional arrangements. One was to create a new (UN) agency to deal with IDPs which we soon realized that nobody wanted to do. The other was to designate an existing agency such as UNHCR, which we thought was most qualified by virtue of its protection and assistance mandate, its capacity and experience, but it was concluded that this was too big a task for one agency. The collaborative approach is preferred by most UN agencies who have become active in the issue of IDPs. Our mandate is specific and lacks resources and operational capacity, therefore we can only count on building on the collaborative approach among relevant actors in the UN system.View complete article
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Poll: Cain And Perry Tied In Texas
In what may be the most impressive and surprising sign of the Herman Cain phenomenon yet, the Republican presidential candidate was essentially tied with native son Gov. Rick Perry in Texas, of all places.
A University of Texas/Texas Tribune poll put Cain at 27 percent support and Perry, the three-term governor at 26 percent. The margin of error was plus/minus 3.46 percent.
And in what was an even more extraordinary finding, Cain had his biggest lead over Perry among the most conservative Republicans. The poll was taken before Politico's Sunday report that Cain was accused of sexual harassment by two women when he headed the National Restaurant Association in the late 1990s. Cain forcefully denied the allegations during a short Fox News interview Monday, saying "I have never sexually harassed anyone," and "I was falsely accused.."
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"Texans appear to be subject to the national dynamic," said Jim Henson, who teaches government at UT, runs the Texas Politics Project there and co-directs the UT/Tribune poll. "And the dynamic when we were out in the field was that Herman Cain was ascendant. He had really grabbed the attention of the conservatives in the GOP primary race in particular. And we saw that reflected in this poll."
Though they're statistically tied — Cain's lead over Perry is well within the survey's margin of error — the former executive leads Perry among rural voters in Texas, and has a smaller lead among suburban Republicans. Perry has a 2-point edge over Cain in urban Texas. Break that down a little more and the poll found Cain with a big lead over Perry in Houston and in Austin, while Perry had smaller advantages over Cain and the other Republicans in Dallas-Fort Worth and San Antonio.
"Maybe the most important number is that Cain is up 37 percent to 24 percent among the most conservative voters," said Daron Shaw, co-director of the poll and a UT government professor. "Perry wins with every other group."
It's hard to interpret this poll as anything other than very bad news for Perry. Texas is obviously a key part of his base.
If he can't do better than a tie with a rival who is not well known in his own state, Perry has some serious problems, indeed. Importantly, it's just one more sign of weakness that reasonably could expected to hurt his abilities to raise money nationally.
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The approach to Bournemouth Pier contains a number of tourist attractions and things to do. Shown in this panorama is a merry-go-round fair ride, the Bournemouth Aquarium and the amusement arcade at the beach end of the pier. There are also bungee swings here and a mobile climbing wall comes here daily.
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I just clicked on this because on the tiny thumbnail Clifton Collins Jr. looked like Matt Leblanc and I had to see what was going on.
The cover alone makes me not want to see this.
Clifton Collins - 5 foot 8
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Skip to comments.AP - Limbaugh makes error about Brown's race
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MSM running interference for Dem establishment.
It's so rare that Rush is wrong, it's news when he is.
At least he'll apologize when he finds himself in error, which is more than what can be said about Democrats!
So can we assume that every single time a D or R makes a mistake, they're going to write an article about it?
AND he admitted it and corrected his error right away, YET this is news?
Hey AP, how is this news?
Have you ever seen such childish, unmittigated GLEE? They've practically gone orgasmic!!! Ha Ha Ha!!!
Rush makes an error retracts his error and it's newsworthy.
The big story here is how Brown and Sen. Harry Reid had Paul Hackett blackmailed out of the race with pictures of "War Crimes" Hackett was in.
Must have come from the 2 percent of his brain not tied behind his back.
Just wow.
Note the obvious insinuation that he's a racist with the last line in the "report"... Pathetic.
Must be a slow news day for the AP?
On a Fox News show this week (maybe Fox & Friends) they kept on to referring to Sherrod as "she". Finally a Producer put a pic of him and they all laughed about it.
So let's just go with Sherrod Brown is an African American female.
The AP finds the speck in Rush's eye but ignores the log in theirs.
Sherrod is a star-bellied Sneech. No star? What difference does it make?
OK, so if I get this right, the Dems shunted aside an Iraq war vet, not for a black guy but for an old, white machine politician. And Rush is the one who is supposed to be embarassed?
It isn't even remotely worthy of a national news story.
Apparently AP feels this is a big deal.That's what i call hard-up for news.
And yet, Bryant Gum Ball gets to get his knock in with a major media outlet and not a word is said.
The bias is so obvious that it is sickening....
Well Rush is only correct about 98.5 percent of the time.
Rush's attitude is probably, "Just as long as you spell my name correctly."
This is what the MSM considers news now ROFL
In the next few weeks I am almsot expecting the AP or NYT to have a front page headline about the whereabouts of the infamous Bat Boy.
(and again, now matter how ridiculous the MSM may be, tens of millions of people still believe every word they say.)
And he's usually wrong on items that are trivial.
Well I used to think Charles Rangle was Italian. It happens.
Now I know the old media is really desperate. This is a NON-story. Amazing!
Earlier in that same day a cable commentator referred to Sherrod Brown as 'she'.
OMG!!!!! Rush Limbaugh made a MISTAKE!!!!!! This is a newsworthy event, if there ever was one.
meanwhile AP ignored another announcer's explanation for why he was bored by the Winter Olympics...
Bryant Gumbel doesn't like white people.
AP is petty and dishonest.
Indeed they are. You are correct!
No, he'll point out that AP is effectively admitting that Rush Limbaugh is generally extremely accurate, and so, when he makes a mistake, it's a page one story.
Why did it take so long for Rush to admit his mistake?
There needs to be an investigation into this matter!
Why did it take so long for Rush to contact the media, and let them know about this travesty?
We demand answers to these questions! NOW!
This is just one more example of a corrupt Republican party.
giggle - snicker.
Ok, Rush, your punishment is that you can't use the "All knowing" bit for one week.
Can't wait to hear him talk about the reaction to this.
Another scandle for the media!
Is the AP hiring Democrat stafferes now as reporters?
Isn't it even more newsworthy that the RAT candidate for US Senate in Ohio is so unnoteworthy that Rush Limbaugh doesn't know whether the person is black or white?
Lordy, Lordy! Stop the presses!
Meanwhile AP never pointed out how wrong the Nation was when they claimed that George W. Bush had a scandelous business deal with Ken Lay because Bush's Astros played at Enron Field. The article was corrected to say that Bush's Rangers played at Enron Field. Then they scrapped the false lead articles altogether (the truth was that Bush sold the Texas/Arlington Rangers before the Houston Astros even had Enron Field).
Then again AP was the other prominent media outlet that published news about the faked National Guard memos. In a week's time, they did not reference the questionable nature of the documents.
This is the face of the enemy.
His name is Donald Newhouse, billionaire democrat and managing director of the Associated Press, a leftist propaganda organ comitted to undermining the GOP at any cost, including the security of the nation.
Unfortunately for me Herrod Brown is the congressman where I live. I can't say he's 'my congressman' because he's a turd.
He has done absolutely nothing for the people in this area and now he's going to run for Senate.
I can only hope that there are enough Ohioans left with a few brain cells who will defeat this democrat leech.
Please God.
"Is the AP hiring Democrat stafferes now as reporters?"
Rush is right 95% of the time. When he is wrong, he admits the error right away as soon as he finds out he was wrong.
I guess AP figures they can't get Bush--even though they have tried with all they had, so they may as well bash Rush.
These people are panic stricken slimeballs!!!
Not surprising from a party that assumes that Lynn Swann is white.
In related news, it has been discovered that there is actually a white guy named Sherrod.
Unlike Howard Dean and Al Franken who are right much less and never admit error.
LOL! Have the libs already objected to this statement?
Herr Brown is the SOCIALIST on the left.
I'm hoping the enhanced head was intentional...if not, that's the biggest noggin I've eve seen:)
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Jeff Gordon's retirement gifts: Where are they now?
RELATED: List of Gordon's gifts " @nascarcasm: Jeff's crappiest gifts LONG POND, Pa. -- As his full-time Sprint Cup Series career wound down last season, Jeff Gordon received some sort of "gift" -- sometimes tangible, often times not -- from race tracks upon his final stop at each venue. Gordon , filling in for No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. at Pocono Raceway this weekend, gave us a little insight into just exactly what he's been doing with all of his new possessions. "Well, I'm kind of a hoarder when it comes to things like that, anyway. When somebody gives me things, I'm maybe too superstitious to give anything away or do anything with it," said Gordon , who finished 13th in fill-in duty last weekend at Indianapolis. "So, we have a warehouse in North Carolina that all those things are stored in. One day, I'll look forward to revisiting those moments and those things and enjoying them." Wait, so they're just sitting in a warehouse in North Carolina somewhere? That's no fun. EXCLUSIVE: I've obtained footage of @JeffGordonWeb in his N.C. warehouse full of retirement gifts. #NASCAR #PA400 pic.twitter.com/KqdFkvxh7N — Pat DeCola (@Pat_DeCola) July 29, 2016 What about the cool Bandolero that Atlanta Motor Speedway gifted to his kids? What about the Shetland ponies that Texas Motor Speedway … also gifted to his kids? "Nobody is ready for a Bandolero in my family, so that hasn't happened," Gordon said. "We've enjoyed the ponies. They surprisingly went over well in the family." Phew. As for the more "adult"-aged gifts … "We haven't done any Blackjack (Las Vegas Motor Speedway) and haven't drank any whiskey (Kentucky Speedway) or wine (Sonoma Raceway) or any of those things. Well, I mean I have (laughter); I drank plenty but it's just not from the collection I was given as a gift." Y ou thinking what I'm thinking? Off-season party at Jeff's mysterious, hidden warehouse? YUP.
Gordon ready to drive No. 88 as long as needed
Jeff Gordon states he will be willing to drive for Hendrick Motorsports in the No. 88 car as long as they need him while speaking with the media at Pocono Raceway.
Gordon disqualified from Dakar Rally in Stage 4
CALAMA, Chile -- Robby Gordon will be leaving Chile and the Dakar Rally much earlier than expected. Trying to recover from mechanical issues after Stage 2, Gordon's Hummer was hit with more problems during Wednesday's Stage 4 and he was disqualified, according to speedenergy.com. Speed Energy was Gordon's sponsor for the Dakar Rally. Gordon began the day 17th but had right-front wheel bearing issues before the start of the timed special, costing him about five hours. He completed the stage, but because he was late to the special, he was disqualified from the rally. Gordon was one of six cars to withdraw Wednesday. "Disappointed doesn't even begin to describe the way I'm feeling right now, not only for me but for everyone involved," Gordon said. "Knowing all the hard work and dedication that was put into this program is what makes our untimely exit from the Dakar Rally a hard pill to swallow. "While it may not appear like it due to our performance thus far, countless hours went into this effort. To have a wheel bearing fail is just sickening ... a huge, huge disappointment. We run this same wheel bearing on the trophy truck and have put thousands of kilometers on HUMMERs, and we have never had this part fail." STAGE 3 SAN SALVADOR DE JUJUY, Argentina -- Attempting to overcome a poor finish in Stage 2 due to mechanical issues, the No. 303 HUMMER was back on unfamiliar terrain. In the 2010 edition of the Dakar Rally, Stage 3 took the competitors from La Rioja to Fiambala, however, this year the route has moved further east as they make their way to Chile. Beginning the day in San Miguel de Tucuman, this special stage was been split into two parts, totaling 165 miles. Starting the day in 21st position overall, Robby Gordon and navigator, Kellon Walch finished the stage in 15th, putting the team 17th overall, 1 hour 32 minutes behind leader Carlos Sainz. Even as Gordon improved his position in the rally, he was not pleased with the performance of the HUMMER. "We keep putting ourselves behind the eight ball. We passed a bunch of cars early in the special, but then realized we had lost a transmission pump", Gordon said. "[Tuesday's] special would have been good for the HUMMER had we not had a mechanical issue. The route had some very technical, rough stuff in the beginning, and it would have been good for us." STAGE 2 SAN MIGUEL DE TUCUMAN, Argentina -- Robby Gordon struggled in the second stage of the Dakar Rally on Monday, finishing 46th after an accident and dropping to 21st overall in the standings. Carlos Sainz, the defending champion, won his second stage in as many days in his Volkswagen. His lead is 3:05 ahead of Stephane Peterhansel's BMW and 1:06:55 in front of Gordon in his Hummer. Gordon's accident occurred after a solid start and cost him an hour's worth of repairs. "We were actually pretty good through the first few check points," Gordon said. "One corner snuck up on me; I didn't see it and just drove off the road, hitting a large rock. This is very unfortunate for our team. Now that we are an hour behind heading into Chile versus only a few minutes, we definitely got our work cut out for us. I think we will be OK though; there is still plenty of racing left. "The Hummer sustained some damage on today's stage as when we smashed the front of the race vehicle into the rock, and the transmission doesn't have reverse because it broke when I tried to reverse out of my mistake. I would say that we were broke down for maybe an hour today...a very costly hour." Dakar is being held for the third consecutive year in Argentina and Chile. This year's route covers 5,903 miles, reaching the Atacama desert in northern Chile -- one of the driest places on earth -- before heading back for the Jan. 16 finish in Buenos Aires. The race heads north on Tuesday to San Salvador de Jujuy in Argentina and crosses into Chile on Wednesday, heading for the Atacama desert. STAGE 1 CORDOBA, Argentina -- Robby Gordon and Team Hummer completed the first stage of the Dakar Rally on Sunday in eighth place, covering the 138-mile course in 2 hours, 29 minutes, 36 seconds. Gordon and navigator Kellon Walch trail defending champion Carlos Sainz by 11:04. Sainz's Volkswagen was 1:31 ahead of second-place Stephane Peterhansel in a BMW and 2:16 in front of Volkswagen teammate Nasser Al Attiyah. American driver Mark Miller was fourth, 4:17 behind in another Volkswagen. Gordon started fourth but dropped to ninth by the first marker as heavy rain created a slippery disadvantage as participants suffered from skidding and sliding. "We knew that the Hummer team would not be as strong as we would like in the Argentina portion of this race, but we struggled a little bit more [Sunday] than I would have liked due to the weather conditions and technical rally-style section," said Gordon , who offered a reason for the discrepancy in time in correlation to the leaders. "Sainz and Peterhansel ... started the race before the weather began and were virtually unaffected by it. That's why you see the gap in time from the rest of the competitors. "We started out the special good, but we had a couple of challenges along the way. Kellon and I had to change helmets during the middle of the stage because his microphone quit working. I ran off the road at one point. We also ran out of windshield wiper fluid due to the mud. These mistakes probably cost us about 1 minute of total speed. I expected to give up 5 minutes in [Sunday's] stage, not 11 minutes, which disappoints me. "It is still early in the race, but we have some ground to make up [Monday]. Some of the guys are already starting to have issues this early. Hopefully, we will recover quickly from [Sunday's] issues before we enter Chile because it is our best opportunity to make up time. By this point, I want to be less than 10 minutes behind." Sunday's first stage from Victoria to Corboda in northern Argentina followed the ceremonial ride from Buenos Aires to Victoria a day earler. Officials said 407 contestants started the race Sunday, down from the 430 who were enrolled Saturday. Dakar is being held for the third consecutive year in Argentina and Chile. This year's route covers 5,903 miles, reaching the Atacama desert in northern Chile -- one of the driest places on earth -- before heading back for the Jan. 16 finish in Buenos Aires. Monday's second stage from Cordoba to San Miguel de Tucuman is a 201-mile race through the mountains. "[Monday's] stage is supposed to go through the mountains, which are not good for us for two reasons. First, the Hummers are not turbo-charged, then the course is a little narrow. They did say that we should encounter some bumps, which could be good for us," Gordon said. Gordon's second team, with Chilean driver Eliseo Salazar and navigator Steve La Roza, is in 28th place after the opening stage, 34:25 off the pace. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Gordon talks return, Dale Jr. at Indianapolis
SPEEDWAY, Ind. -- Fans lined up two- and three-deep outside the Indianapolis Motor Speedway media center hoping for autographs from four-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon , who is returning to NASCAR competition this weekend. The five-time Indy winner will drive for the injured Dale Earnhardt Jr. for two races -- at Indy and next week at Pocono -- while Earnhardt recovers from concussion-like symptoms. Gordon , 45, was all smiles and admittedly still a little overwhelmed with the new part-time job as he addressed the media for the first time Friday morning. He was primarily concerned with his former Hendrick Motorsports teammate Earnhardt's recovery. "Most of all, I'm proud to be here and help this team out," Gordon said. "This is his team and what we want the most is to have him healthy and strong for the long term. My goal is to come here and give this team the best effort I can." Gordon said the whole opportunity to fill in for Earnhardt began with a simple cell phone text he received while vacationing with his wife in France. "Call me," read the text from team owner Rick Hendrick. "I can tell you, you sit down when you call," Gordon said smiling. "It hasn't happened a lot, but when it does, it's usually something big. "I was in the South of France at that time, second day of our vacation. I got that text and looked at my wife and said, 'Oh, boy, here we go.' "Rick said to me, 'Are you coming to Indianapolis?' And I told him I was coming on Saturday. He said, 'You better bring your uniform.' Then he started telling me what was happening, and I told him, 'You're messing with me. I know you're messing with me.' "I knew right away the seriousness, that he wasn't joking. That this was serious. I honestly didn't have to think twice." So Gordon flew back from Paris to New York on Tuesday, a day earlier than expected and Hendrick had a plane waiting on its "new" driver to transport him to the team's headquarters in North Carolina. Once in Charlotte, Gordon had to get a NASCAR driver's license -- he currently held one as a team owner -- and get the required physical tests to certify he was ready for competition. The team still had Gordon's seat and steering wheel from last season's Cup finale at Homestead. Gordon said he spent time studying data and GoPro video from inside the cars of Hendrick drivers Jimmie Johnson and Chase Elliott when they tested last week at Indy. Gordon said he also spent time speaking with crew chief Greg Ives. "The cool thing about Greg Ives is he reminded me that he worked for Robbie Loomis when Robbie was my crew chief and he was telling some great stories about working with Robbie," Gordon said. "I've known Greg for a long time and always been impressed with him. But, I have never had the opportunity to work with him. I'm looking forward to working with him. I think he's a great crew chief and they have a great race team." An hour before Gordon and Hendrick spoke to the media in Indianapolis, Earnhardt sent a message to his fans on social media. "Today is the 1st day in many that I sensed improvement. Seen small gains during my physical therapy as well. Light at the end of the tunnel," Earnhardt wrote on Twitter. RELATED: Earnhardt gives update on his health "I certainly woke up feeling good when I saw Dale Jr.'s tweet, that he's seen progress," Gordon said. "I texted him right away as soon as I saw that. So, that is great news. Great way to start the day." Hendrick also reiterated how proud of Earnhardt he was for recognizing a problem and taking correct and cautious measures in terms of racing. And, he noted, Earnhardt was in the race shop Wednesday spending time with his team. "He looks good and he's in great spirits," Hendrick said. "He's encouraged and following the doctors' orders and we're really excited. He wants to get back in the car. "He wants to race, but he also knows that the regimen they have him on will get him right for a long time. So he's following doctors' orders, but I can tell he's getting a little antsy. But he's going to do well." Gordon conceded that in addition to getting used to the 2016 Cup cars -- and the digital dash, which he has never used -- was the simple and obvious thing of remembering he's driving the No. 88 Chevrolet. For 24 seasons, Gordon drove the No. 24 Chevrolet for Hendrick, earning four series titles and a record five Brickyard 400 trophies. Now, rookie Chase Elliott drives that car. "I'm going to be racing against the No. 24 car out there," Gordon said, allowing a slight smile. "It's a race car and I'm going to be focused on driving, not focused on anything else. "To me, once I get behind the wheel and I'm inside the car I don't know what is on the outside of that car." RELATED: Other times legendary athletes wore different numbers In addition to this role driving for Earnhardt, Gordon revealed he was asked in February to fill in for then-injured Tony Stewart in the season-opening Daytona 500 . He couldn't because of contract obligations with his new on-air role with FOX Sports. Certainly, few of Gordon's competitors Sunday have any doubt whatsoever that he will be competitive here. "He has the best stats of anybody or as good of stats as anybody here at this race track as far as top fives and top 10s," Richard Childress Racing driver Ryan Newman said. "I think that he is driving the same equipment, it's not like he's in somebody else's race car. He knows what he's driving, he knows the people he is driving for, so I don't see any reason why he is not one of the guys to beat." Teammate Jimmie Johnson echoed the prevailing sentiment in the garage. With both Stewart and Gordon in their final Brickyard, there will be plenty to watch. "It is big, the way it worked out obviously, but to have Tony Stewart in his final race, Jeff Gordon in his final race -- Part Two, it is a big time," Johnson said. "Jeff has always been so well supported by the fans at this race track. I can only imagine how loud they are going to be at driver intros -- and how bonkers this place would go if he is able to win." RELATED: Stewart would consider substitute role in '17 In another nod to the team's regular driver, track crews took down a sign the Speedway had placed above the No. 88 team's garage that identified Jeff Gordon as the driver of the car instead of Dale Earnhardt Jr. Gordon insisted that it was Earnhardt's car regardless of who was driving it this weekend. Gordon looked good in opening practice for Sunday's Brickyard 400 with the ninth-fastest speed, and no one has proven himself better here. "I'm certainly a little overwhelmed over everything that has happened over the last week," Gordon said. "But, most of all, I'm proud to be here and help his team out. This is his team. What we want most is to have (Earnhardt) healthy and strong for the long-term. Today is a great sign of things to come for him. "For me, my goal is to come here and give this team the best effort that I can, and give them the best result ... hopefully a good one. So really, this is just me helping out the organization. We will see what happens on Sunday. If we are out there having fun, and put a good result together, I can tell you what is in it for me is to make that team proud, and not let them down." </p>
Gordon gets comfortable, keeps expectations 'realistic'
SPEEDWAY, Ind. -- Jeff Gordon was all smiles walking on Indianapolis Motor Speedway's pit road following qualifying for Sunday's Brickyard 400. The crowd cheered its approval of his 21st-place qualifying effort. Mostly they were happy for the opportunity to see the four-time NASCAR champion at work again. Gordon advanced to the second round of qualifying driving Dale Earnhardt Jr. 's No. 88 Axalta Chevrolet. And the five-time Indy winner will start his final race here from the 11th row filling in for Earnhardt, who is recovering from concussion-like symptoms. "I felt really comfortable right there," said Gordon , 44, who was asked by team owner Rick Hendrick to come out of retirement and take the wheel for Earnhardt at Indy and at Pocono Raceway next week. "I feel like today I am much calmer than I was yesterday," Gordon said. "Usually my heart's beating more for qualifying than for practice, but that wasn't the case today. "So today, I feel more relaxed and comfortable in the car and I hope to feel the same way tomorrow. Tomorrow's challenge is going to be being around traffic and trying to get the balance of the car right and do that when you're by yourself as well as around other cars." Gordon hasn't driven a Sprint Cup Series car since retiring at the end of the 2015 season and only had a pair of practice sessions Friday to prepare for qualifying and the race. The team used his old seat and steering wheel in the car and Gordon only arrived from a family vacation in France mid-week. "For the most part, all the work is done," Gordon said. "We did our practice yesterday, we did our de-brief with drivers and crew chiefs last night and we qualified today. "Every time we're on track we're gathering information and learning. We'll continue to talk about it, but that's about all we can do moving forward. Those guys will be working hard on pit strategy for the race. But for the most part, the work is done for me other than thinking of some things I could tell Greg. "The work all begins when the green flag drops." While this will be the first time in Gordon's celebrated career he won't be steering the No. 24 Chevrolet for Hendrick, there was an unmistakable sense of excitement about the weekend's opportunity. In what was originally his final Indy start -- last year -- Gordon scored his worst-ever finish of 42nd. In a sense, this time filling in for his good friend and former teammate Earnhardt also affords him the chance to improve that career note, too. "My expectations are very realistic," Gordon said. "I'm approaching this the same way I've approached any race I've ever been in. I drive the car into the corner and the car gives me feedback and if it feels good, I drive it harder. If it doesn't feel good I find a way to manage it until we can make adjustments. "My goal is to make the car go as fast as it can go. Each time on track I feel like I'm getting better. This is a steep learning curve, to be off the track this long and then just jump in here. But luckily, I have a great race car and a great race team that's going to help me get through it." </p>
Dale Jr. out, Gordon in No. 88 at Indianapolis, Pocono
RELATED: Pictures of Gordon through the years " Junior through the years Jeff Gordon is not done after all. The recently retired Hendrick Motorsports driver will compete for the first time this year Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as a substitute driver for Dale Earnhardt Jr. , who will be sidelined at least two more weeks due to concussion-like symptoms, according to a team release. Gordon will also sub for Earnhardt Jr. the following week at Pocono. Earnhardt Jr. missed last Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Alex Bowman piloted his No. 88 Chevrolet as a replacement, but Hendrick general manager Doug Duchardt revealed last week that Gordon would sub for Earnhardt at Indianapolis if needed. Hendrick Motorsports said Wednesday morning that Earnhardt has not been cleared to resume competition. In addition to this weekend's Sprint Cup event at Indianapolis, Gordon will also drive the No. 88 Chevrolet in the series' event July 31 at Pocono Raceway. Gordon retired at the end of the 2015 season and joined the FOX broadcast booth. Sunday will be his 798th Sprint Cup Series start, and his first in a number other than the 24 he made so iconic. Gordon's history at the Brickyard makes him a natural pick for Sunday's Crown Royal Presents The Combat Wounded Coalition 400 at the Brickyard (3 p.m. ET, NBCSN, IMS, SiriusXM). The four-time series champion has a NASCAR-record five Indy wins, the most recent coming in 2014. "Jeff's a team player," longtime car owner Rick Hendrick said in a statement provided by the team. "I know he'll be ready, and I know Dale has incredible trust in him. It's going to be an emotional weekend (at Indianapolis) with Dale not being there and seeing Jeff back behind the wheel. (Crew chief) Greg (Ives) and the team did a great job at New Hampshire, and they have the full support of our organization." Earnhardt was evaluated Tuesday at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Sports Medicine Concussion Program after missing last weekend's New Hampshire 301, according to a team release. On Monday, the 41-year-old driver provided an update on his condition during his "Dale Jr. Download" podcast, saying he had been struggling with balance and nausea in the days leading up to the New Hampshire event. Earnhardt also said Monday that there was no firm timetable for his return. NASCAR officials indicated last weekend that the sanctioning body would require notice from an independent board-certified neurologist with at least five years' experience in the field of sports-related head injuries before Earnhardt would be cleared to return to competition. "Our focus is giving Dale all the time he needs to recover," Hendrick said. "There's nothing we want more than to see him back in the race car, but we'll continue to listen to the doctors and follow their lead. What's best for Dale is what's best for Hendrick Motorsports and everyone involved with the team. We're all proud of him and looking forward to having him racing soon." NASCAR has made neurocognitive testing mandatory for its drivers since 2013. Earnhardt also missed time in the 2012 season after sustaining two concussions in a six-week stretch. Regan Smith replaced him for two races -- Charlotte and Kansas -- in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup playoffs that year. After sitting out last weekend, Earnhardt slipped two spots to 15th in the Sprint Cup driver standings, also fading to the 16th and final spot in the provisional Chase postseason grid. The Hendrick organization indicated that Earnhardt will not travel with the team to either Indianapolis or Pocono. &lt;/p&gt;
Gordon : SHR reached out before Daytona 500
RELATED: Full schedule for Indianapolis " Gordon through the years SPEEDWAY, Ind. -- Jeff Gordon 's "un-retirement" from competing in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series began in earnest Friday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The four-time Sprint Cup Series champion is filling in for Hendrick Motorsports teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr. at Indianapolis and next weekend at Pocono Raceway while Earnhardt recovers from concussion-like symptoms. Almost as surprising as Gordon's return to the driver's seat -- he retired from full-time competition after the 2015 season -- was his disclosure that he had been approached about filling in for the injured Tony Stewart in this year's Daytona 500 . Stewart, driver of the No. 14 Chevrolet and co-owner of the four-car organization, missed the first eight races after suffering a broken back in an off-road driving incident prior to the start of the 2016 season. Gordon's role as a FOX NASCAR analyst (the network provides coverage of the season's first 16 points races) prohibited him from returning to competition. "The crazy thing about all of this (is) I was asked to drive Tony Stewart 's car in Daytona to start the season," Gordon said Friday. "I wasn't able to do it because of my commitments to FOX. Now Rick (Hendrick, team owner) has some amazing ways to convince people into things that the average person might not be able to. I don't know, maybe he could have called Eric Shanks or something, but no, I don't think so." Shanks is President, COO and Executive Producer of FOX Sports. Stewart is competing in his final season as a driver. Sunday's Crown Royal Presents the Combat Wounded Coalition 400 at the Brickyard will be his final appearance at the famed 2.5-mile track, where he has earned two of his 49 career victories. That Gordon was asked about filling in earlier this season was news to Stewart. "I wasn't (aware)," Stewart said, "but that would have been awesome. That probably would have been one of the coolest things to happen this season. If that happened, I would have been all for it. … "I wasn't aware of that, but that would have been a really cool deal for us." MORE: Dale Jr. out, Gordon in No. 88 at Indianapolis, Pocono
Stewart talks special moment with Gordon post-Indy
RELATED: Race results " Standings " Chase Grid " See the moment SPEEDWAY, Ind. -- With the field lined up for the first of what turned out to be two overtime restarts Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Tony Stewart clicked his radio and made a request. "Tell (the 88) after this is over let's go around the track one more time together," Stewart, co-owner of Stewart-Haas Racing and driver of the organization's No. 14 Chevrolet, said. Stewart, a three-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion and twice a winner of the The Combat Wounded Coalition 400, wanted to slow down instead of go fast, and soak in the moment with a familiar foe and friend, regardless of how his final race at IMS ended. Jeff Gordon , driving the Hendrick Motorsports entry in relief of Dale Earnhardt Jr. , was more than willing to oblige. Hours earlier, Gordon had paid tribute to Stewart, acknowledging him and what he has meant to NASCAR during the morning drivers' meeting. RELATED: Gordon talks return, Dale Jr. " WATCH: Gordon climbs in No. 88 So before race winner Kyle Busch made it to Victory Lane, prior to he and his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates gathering to kiss the bricks on the finish line, Stewart and Gordon , two old warhorses with a combined seven championships and 142 Sprint Cup Series wins between them, slowly circled the 2.5-mile track one final time to the cheers of the fans and many of those still on pit road. MORE: Relive 'Smoke's' 49 career victories Afterward, Gordon climbed from his car and approached Stewart; the two hugged on pit road amid a throng of reporters. "I can say that just ranks in the top-three coolest moments of my 18 years in this series," said Stewart, who will retire from Sprint Cup racing at season's end. "To share that moment with Jeff here at Indianapolis, I don't know. I don't even have the words for it. That is a moment that I will remember for the rest of my life." For the record, Stewart finished 11th in his final Sprint Cup start at the famed Brickyard. It was a hard-fought 11th with the 45-year-old rallying from a lap down after running strong in the first half of the 170-lap race. Gordon , scheduled to make at least one more start next week at Pocono's Pennsylvania 400 in relief of Earnhardt Jr., rallied, too, to finish 13th. "Tony and I have gone through a lot over the years," he said. "But he and I have become really good friends. ... I'm just so proud that I was able to be here and race with him in his final race (at Indy)." Stewart ran as high as second early, moving up from his No. 3 starting position in spite of a slow takeoff when the race went green. Crew chief Mike Bugarewicz and the pit crew continued to make adjustments throughout the first half of the race, keeping Stewart inside the top 10, but at one point admitted to his driver, "We're just barely keeping up with the track." Stewart hit pit road at Lap 119 under green, and when the caution came out for an incident involving David Ragan , it appeared the move might work in the team's favor -- others that hadn't pitted would come to pit road, allowing Stewart to gain track position. But a speeding penalty negated any advantage, and Stewart instead found himself in 31st and one lap down. By then, it was too late to change game plans, according to Bugarewicz. "Normally you would say yes when it's early in the race," he said. "When it's late in the race like that, your fate's almost ... you just have to race for the (free pass) and hope you get it like we did. That's all you've got. "Nobody was going to pit again if it stayed green because they're already in the last fuel window so at that point it was just ... banking on getting a caution and being the best car out of the cars that were a lap down to get the lucky dog, which is what we did. "We got fortunate with a few more cautions to let us line back up at the tail of the field and start picking them off." On Lap 140, Stewart passed Kasey Kahne (Hendrick Motorsports) to be in positon for the free pass, and when the caution flag waved for debris moments later, he was back on the lead lap. Three more cautions unfolded before the finish, including one that involved Stewart, Jamie McMurray (Chip Ganassi Racing), Ryan Newman (Richard Childress Racing) and Brian Scott (Richard Petty Motorsports). WATCH: Big wreck claims multiple cars at Indy "That last one probably hurt us in one sense -- with the nose damage we had, the car was really tight," Bugarewicz said. "But ... we're not going to complain, we're just going to take what we've got and be happy for it." The finish moved Stewart up one spot, to 27th, in points. With a win earlier at California's Sonoma Raceway, he continues to improve his chances at earning a berth in this year's Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup. But with Indy in his rearview, Stewart wasn't in a hurry to look too far down the road. "It was an awesome weekend," he said. "Everything went the way we wanted it to, we just came up short today. "I had fun all day and had fun all weekend. ... Everybody tried to make my weekend as easy as possible. It really gave me the opportunity to savor the moment and enjoy it." MORE: 'Smoke' receives unique gift from Indy


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