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Coastguard officers from three Western Isles teams were presented with long-service medals for their role as volunteer officers within local coastguard teams on Thursday (July 5th).
The medals were presented by the chief executive of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, Sir Alan Massey, who was at Stornoway coastguard station for the ceremony.
Awards went to to Breasclete station officer Donald 'Cudaig' Macleod, recognised for 30 years volunteer service and Scalpay's deputy station officer, Roddy Mackenzie, who has also served 30 years.
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In the beautiful land of Arendelle, Princess Elsa hides a dark secret.
Her emotions of anger or fear result in an uncontrollable outpouring, turning all that surrounds her into ice and snow. Afraid that she will harm those she loves most and having frozen the whole kingdom into an endless winter, Elsa withdraws to an icy isolated mountain palace.
Here she believes she will find happiness in finally 'letting go' and ceasing her struggle against the powers inside her.
But her younger sister Anna, warm, impulsive, with fiery red hair, sets out to rescue Elsa from herself. She believes that love will thaw Elsa's heart. She also believes that romantic love will rescue her from a life of loneliness. The adventures that follow show that she is only partially right.
Snow Queen inspiration
The makers, Disney Pixar, credit Hans Christian Anderson's Snow Queen as the inspiration for their latest family offering (although allusions are subtle and symbolic rather than any similarities in plot).
The film creates a beautiful glistening world where each snowflake is a marvel of animation. The attention to detail in the somewhere-in-Scandinavia palace, the clothing and the landscape adds to the richness of the fairy-tale world.
The plot is romping, the songs are singa-long great and it boasts a brilliant side-kick snowman (his song about how he longs for summer is laugh-out-loud funny).
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But my favourite aspect of the film was the characterisation of the two sisters. Both are flawed, both make mistakes, but both learn that perfect love drives out fear. They drive the plot, they do the rescuing and ultimately they show the power of sacrificial love in what is not your usual Disney dénouement. Take the family, borrow some children for the afternoon or just go on your own for some frozen fun.
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By mdc0920 (10 McR Points) on Sep 17, 2011
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Written DirectionsStarting in Antlers Oklahoma (hi-way 3 runs through it) head north on Hi-way 271 towards Clayton. (If you want to spend the night in Antlers, there are two decent hotels in the town. One on the west side costing about $85 per night, one at the intersection of Hi-way 3 and Hi-way 271 costing about $50 per night) Some nice hill scenes north of Snow through Clayton (take a moment and pull off into the "Clayton Lake" park to restroom break and take in the view. Head back north to Clayton. The gas station at the intersection of 271 and 2 serves a very good burger. Might also be the spot you need to fill up with fuel since it is one of the last for some miles. Once out of Clayton, head north where 2 and 271 split. Head to the east (go right) onto 271. You will go through Tuskahoma and Albion through Talihina and then north on 271 until you turn right (east) onto Hi-way 1. This will provide you with a nice "peak ride" through the Kiamichi mountains, with several scenic view stops provided by the state. Continue east until you reach the hi-way 259 exit (One goes over 259 so be aware of this). Take the 259 exit south towards Broken Bow. Broken Bow is a good distance from this point. Before you get to Broken Bow, you might want to consider taking exit 259A (Broken Bow Lake) And visit Beaver Bend State Park. Wonderful views, nice cold water river crossing, great little museum to wander through to get the blood moving back through your legs. Once done, take 259A back to 259 and head south to Broken Bow. Once in Broken Bow...take a right (head west) on Hi-way 3 and head back to Antlers (about 50 miles).
SceneryThe time to do this ride is in the fall. The colors rival anyplace I have ridden in America. Plenty of lakes and streams and hills. Wonderful winding roads, clear view straight-a-ways. Most of the ride you will have little to zero traffic. Bring your own food and water. Keep track of your fuel as there are a few lengths where you will have no opportunity for any of these.
Drive EnjoymentI would rate these roads "5", but you never know how roads are after you ride them do you! I can tell you that I have ridden more than 20,000 miles in Oklahoma on bike, and this route (road wise) rates up with some of the best in the state.
Tourism OpportunitiesIf you are riding this route after noon on Saturday or at any time on Sunday...you can consider this ride "a ride through the wilderness" as much of everything is closed in this portion of the state during these hours! So, get your food in Antlers, take a break and gas and snacks in Clayton...because it is going to be after you cross hi-way 1 and head south and finally reach Hochatown Oklahoma before you get a chance to do any of that again!
Motorcycle Road Additional infoWhile this is a scenic and easy (for the most part) route...I cannot stress that there are long stretches where you are going to be alone...and by alone I mean without cell phone service too. Make sure your bike is in order before you head out on this ride.
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Researchers say the findings could help explain why the black population in the U.S. has a higher incidence of both stroke and death from strokes, compared to the white population. They presented their findings at the American Heart Association's 2010 International Stroke Conference in San Antonio. The study will also be simultaneously published in Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association.
"The reasons for the racial discrepancy are not known," says James Meschia, M.D., Mayo Clinic neurologist and director of the Comprehensive Stroke Center at Mayo's campus in Florida. "But they are consistent with other studies that show blacks are less likely to receive the care they need to treat stroke risk factors such as diabetes and hypertension."
"These findings should lend urgency to focused efforts to improve patient education and medical treatment across the board," says Dr. Meschia, who who is presenting the findings on behalf of investigators participating in the study, known as REGARDS (The Reasons for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke).
From 2003 to 2007, REGARDS enrolled 30,239 men and it deliberately "oversampled" blacks (42 percent) as well as residents of the Southeastern "Stroke Belt." Fifty-six percent were from North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Louisiana, and 44 percent were from other areas of the country. All residents of Stroke Belt states are known to have high stroke death rates, but blacks are at even greater risk, Both blacks and residents of these states are known to have high stroke death rates according to the National Institutes of Health.
For this study, atrial fibrillation was diagnosed using an electrocardiogram (ECG) test given to participants in their homes. Before the visit, participants were asked by telephone if a physician or a health professional had ever told them that they had atrial fibrillation, and they were also asked what medications they were using.
Of those participants whose ECG showed atrial fibrillation, 88 (20 percent) were black, and 344 were white. While 60 percent of the total group (black and white) were aware of their diagnosis, the odds that blacks knew they had the condition were less than one-third of those reported for whites, researchers say.
They further found that the odds of blacks being treated with warfarin, which reduces stroke risk by 60 percent, were one-fourth those of whites.
In other words, blacks in this study with atrial fibrillation were two-thirds less likely to know they had the disorder and three-fourths less likely to be treated with warfarin, the standard of care.
Reasons for the racial disparity are not known from this study, but researchers suggest several explanations. Many study participants might have been undiagnosed because atrial fibrillation is often not symptomatic, Dr. Meschia says. Or, participants may have been diagnosed but did not remember or fully appreciate the significance of the condition, he says. Dr. Meschia says other possible reasons could include utilization or delivery of health care, reluctance by physicians to use warfarin in patients with multiple health conditions, or disinclination by patients to use the drug.
Insurance status was not a factor, the researchers add, because the majority of study participants were over age 65 and were covered by Medicare.
"Whatever the reasons behind these observations, it appears that there is a missed opportunity to prevent stroke and other thromboembolic complications from atrial fibrillation because many individuals may fail to have the condition diagnosed and/or fail to receive treatment with warfarin," Dr. Meschia says. "It would benefit public health if future research could tease out the reasons behind this disparity."
The study was funded by a grant from the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke, a branch of the National Institutes of Health.
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I review the Seattle and Portland operas, and smaller opera companies, for Portland-based Oregon ArtsWatch and Artslandia, and for Classical Voice North America, the official web site of the Music Critics Association of North America, of which I am a member. I write about classical, chamber and jazz music for Oregon ArtsWatch, Classical Voice North America, and previously, for Oregon Music News, concertonet.com and Northwest Reverb. For more stories and music reviews, check the archives at www.columbian.com between 1995-2006. My 2005 National Endowment for the Arts and Columbia Journalism grant helped immensely in music coverage.
Sunwook Kim review: subtle touch, dynamic range
Versatile Portland Piano International recitalist knows when to exercise restraint — and when not to
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch January 2018
Sunwook Kim opened his January 14 Portland Piano International recital with J.S. Bach's Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C Major, BWV 564, written for organ (think majestic, reverential, full-voiced) and ran furiously through the opening toccata. Read More
"Cosi fan Tutte" review: identity crisis
Seattle Opera's production reveals that Mozart's comic opera is about more than sex
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch January 2018
In Seattle Opera's production of Mozart's Cosi fan Tutte, the stage's main prop, aside from an inviting pile of mattresses, is a tall mirror. Each character pauses in front of it at some time, checking out his or her current reflection, or identity. The mirror is a throwback symbol in this thoroughly contemporary production, but it says more than a selfie, which catches only a moment and can be edited ad infinitum. Read More
PSU Opera's 'Cinderella': sweet and silly in the salon
University's production of Pauline Viardot's operetta is a fairy tale within a play, set to music
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch December 2017
Cinderella is no stranger to the stage. Portland State University's Cinderella is far from Gioachino Rossini's 1817 Cenerentola or Jules Massenet's 1899 version. Neither is it a by-the-book replica of the childhood fairy tale where a pretty downtrodden girl seeks her step-family's love and that of a prince – and lucks out because the shoe fits! Read More
Christina & Michelle Naughton reviews: sister act
Portland Piano International brought identical twin virtuosos for two recitals, and they delivered performances as polished as their presentation
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch December 2017
I was privileged to hear 30 young virtuosos compete for the prestigious Van Cliburn International Piano prize last summer in Fort Worth, Texas. Ranging from 19 to 30 years old, they played technically difficult, swooningly expressive pieces. Consider Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 30 and Antonin Dvořák's Piano Quintet in A major, Op. 81, two of the most performed during the festival. Read More
Voice in the Wilderness: opera singer Nicholas Meyer
Childhood friends shape new made-in-Oregon opera 'Two Yosemites'
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch September 2017
Nicholas Meyer's friendship with Justin Ralls began decades before they collaborated on Ralls's new Two Yosemites opera. The two boys grew up kicking around the soccer ball in their southeast Portland neighboring 'hoods of Eastmoreland and Sellwood. They played in the Sellwood Middle School jazz band (Meyer on clarinet, Ralls on drums) and sang in the Cleveland High School award-winning choirs. Read More
'Madame Butterfly' review: caged dreams
While confronting social and cultural issues, Seattle Opera's new production of Puccini's classic doesn't neglect the music
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch August 2017
Giacomo Puccini's Madame Butterfly debuted in 1904 and it has been jerking tears ever since. The opera classic remains resilient and fresh when done well, as it is in this Seattle Opera production playing through Aug. 19 at Seattle's McCaw Hall. Read More
Chamber Music Northwest preview: women's work
Portland's annual summer classical music festival throws the spotlight on female composers past and present
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch June 2017
Since 1971, Chamber Music Northwest has brought world-class musicians and a deep (mostly) classical repertoire to Portland's summer-hungry listeners. This year marks the first that women composers take center stage during the five-week festival from June 26 through July 30. Read More
Anat Cohen and Eliane Elias previews: double dose of Brazilian jazz
Two PDXJazz concerts this week showcase fruitful combinations of Brazilian and American music
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch May 2017
Fifty-seven years after the birth of bossa nova, Brazilian music continues to stir up listeners with its danceable rhythms, beguiling melodies, and sweet soft Portuguese lyrics. In less than a week, Portlanders will have the chance to hear radically different styles of buoyant Brazilian jazz from two popular artists. Anat Cohen… Read More
Gerald Clayton preview: family man
Springing from a respected musical legacy, pianist creates his own jazz 'family' atmosphere with his band
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch May 2017
Gerald Clayton says he was a "normal kid" growing up in Los Angeles pursuing ordinary things like soccer, skateboarding, school. What was extraordinary was his family. His father, John Clayton, is a renowned bassist and band leader, and his uncle, Jeff Clayton, a saxophonist supreme. With such blue jazz blood,… Read More
'Suor Angelica' & 'Gianni Schicchi' review: tearful tragedy and family farce
Portland State University Opera's spring Puccini double-bill strikes a fine and fun balance
Originally Published in Oregon ArtsWatch April 24, 2017
PSU Opera always surprises me with the high quality of its productions and the skill of its young singers, many of them undergraduates. This is not professional opera (though advisors and directors are professionals), but it can reach impressive heights, and does in this double bill of two very different, very… Read More


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Indian stocks opened higher Friday morning, tracking gains in Asian markets amid hopes stimulus packages announced by central banks will help revive economic growth.
The mood, however, was cautious, with investors looking ahead to the outcome of the GST Councing meeting. investors are hoping the government will take some key decisions such as rationalizing GST rates to boost growth.
The benchmark BSE Sensex rose to 36,250.43 in early trades, gaining nearly 160 points in the process, but eased to 36,184.90 subsequently, and was up 91.43 points, or 0.25 percent, from previous close.
The National Stock Exchange's Nifty50 was up 21 points, or 0.2 percent, at 10,725.80, after rising to a high of 10,746.80 earlier.
On Thursday, the benchmark BSE Sensex ended down 470.41 points, or 1.29 percent, at 36,093.47, while the National Stock Exchange's Nifty50 closed lower by 135.85 points, or 1.25 percent, at 10,704.80.
Automobile stocks advanced on hopes the GST Council may consider reducing tariffs on automobile to revive sagging growth.
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Yes Bank shares rose more than 4.5%. Morgan Credits sold 2.3 percent stake out of the 3.03 percent it held in the bank. Morgan Credits said it will use the proceeds to prepay a substantial portion of its outstanding non-convertible debentures.
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Zee Entertainment Enterprises shares plunged more than 9% after a Delhi High Court-appointed arbitrator ordered Chairman Subhash Chandra not to sell unpledged shares because of an ongoing dispute with Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited.
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Super Resistant F1 cars and a Star of the 2018 Range!
Welcome to February's Test Track! As promised, we're back to talk a little more about what we revealed at the start of the year with the 2018 Jan – June Range Launch. Of course, that's not all, as we have an interview with a team responsible for another star of the 2018 range, plus there's some exclusive artwork reveals and news on the popular Autograph series.
As you can see, we've been pretty busy since the last edition of Test Track six weeks ago and we hope by the end of this instalment you'll be up-to-date with all the goings on here too!
Up first we have the full story behind the new tooling F1 cars that have taken their place in the 2018 range. Appearing both separately, and in a set, these cars are likely to be popular with younger F1 fans or with those slot racers who want a bit more 'rough and tumble' in their F1 races. Either way, these cars are great additions to the range, and we can tell you all about them here in Test Track…
The Williams FW40 and McLaren Honda MCL32
In some respects, the story for both these cars begins all the way back in 2010, and the Start range of Scalextric cars. It was in 2010, that our 'modern' super resistant F1 cars were first modelled and provided a great introduction for anybody who wanted to use these tougher F1 models. The 2010 versions of the F1 cars had a very generic shape and were almost purely functional in their design.
A sample back from 2010, showcasing the Start tooling (minus its tyres!)
Fast forward to 2014, and an ARC ONE set was planned using super resistant F1 cars. The shape was updated, and a few refinements were added too. Once again, this version of the car was very functional, while still allowing F1 fans to feel they were racing Formula One cars but 32 times smaller.
After more than three years the 2014 Prototype has sustained a little damage, but it was nothing a quick swap with a finished model wouldn't solve – we think it's hardly noticeable!
A Rapid Prototype showing the 2014 F1 tooling (with a replacement nose)
This then brings us to the current iteration of the super resistant F1 car. Moving away from a purely generic shape, these cars have been designed to clearly represent 2017 F1 cars. Whilst still not offering the level of accuracy found on our 'High Detail' cars, there's no mistaking that these F1 cars belong to the F1 2017 circuit.
A Rapid Prototype showing the current 2017 tooling
Comparing these cars, you can see not only how F1 cars changed over the years, but also how the Scalextric model changed with them. Each offers a fairly generic shape, but we've worked to refine them over the years too. It's a tough line to tread, but we're happy the 2017 cars are the best fusion between a functional design and a representation of a popular vehicle that we all see on television throughout the year. We hope you agree!
The development of the 2017 cars themselves began in May 2017, with the work completed by the end of July. Using as much as we could from previous projects, the basic shape of the F1 car was worked up first, before moving onto the specific 2017 sections (which were the trickiest!).
The 2017 F1 tooling as designed using CAD
Much to our researcher's disappointment, no research trips were required, with both Williams and McLaren offering their CAD data to assist in the project. These were gratefully received and were a great help to the designer as they worked on the cars.
Perhaps unsurprisingly the most challenging areas of the 2017 cars, were the 2017 additions. Both the front wing and rear fin had to be beefed up – after all, these were super resistant cars. It was also important that the rear wing could pop in and out, a feature on almost all our super resistant F1 cars. These tolerances all had to be taken into account, as well as the line that had to be found between functionality and accuracy.
We may be biased but we think the cars' design hit the bullseye and offers a fantastic compromise for these super resistant cars.
As we know, the CAD and design of the car itself is really only half the story. Slot cars probably wouldn't have a great deal of appeal if they were all produced in grey plastic. With all the work from the CAD designer passed over, the artwork guys could get started. They had also been supplied valuable information by both Honda and Williams and could get to work creating the livery.
With the artwork supplied by the teams offering a starting point, other references photos were still used to help with placement and to see how the car developed over the season. It must be said too, that the artwork, like the design, had to tread the line between accuracy and offering a more generic version of the car – the overarching principle of this project.
Once the artwork had been completed, the work went through all the necessary sign offs and headed off for approvals.
It then became a waiting game as each sample arrived, was checked, with feedback offered back to ensure the car was exactly what had been planned. Through the Rapid Prototype, to the Decoration Sample and finally the Signed Sample, the project progressed, and we can show you each stage here.
There's a real feeling of satisfaction, working on a car and seeing it come right through the process, to eventually appear on slot racers' layouts all over the world. We hope you can share in that here with Test Track too, as you can see every step of the journey.
The Williams FW40 Decoration Sample, with the McLaren Honda MCL32 Signed Sample
The Signed Sample brings us right up-to-date with these cars and we're now joining you in waiting for their release. The C3955 Williams FW40 car is due in July, with the C3956 McLaren Honda MCL32 car due in August. The C1385 Grand Prix set, containing both F1 cars, is expected later in the year.
As we always have to add, we've shown you a lot here of each car that does not reflect the final, released product. We do hope these give you an impression of the car, but remember, the final version of the car is always the best, and that's what's found on the shelf when you buy the car online or with your local model shop.
Scalextric Meets Rollcentre Racing
Alongside the F1 cars, another star of the Scalextric 2018 range has to be the fantastic Mercedes AMG GT3 in Team ABBA with Rollcentre Racing colours (C3942). Standing out in its bright metallic green and matt black carbon livery, the car has been catching the eyes of motorsport fans throughout 2017. Raced by its owner and long-time club racer Richard Neary, alongside Rollcentre Racing team boss Martin Short, the AMG GT3 has competed on the British GT circuit all through the year.
Once the decision had been made to produce the popular Mercedes AMG GT3 in this livery, we soon got in touch with Martin and his team at Rollcentre Racing. They could not have been more helpful as we worked on the project, assisting with getting every detail correct (including the chrome parts, which was no easy feat!). To offer our thanks, and to show them the car, our 'roving reporter' for Test Track, Simon, visited the team just before Christmas.
Over to you Simon!
While Martin Short and Rollcentre Racing are known to many in the GT racing scene, a number of motorsport fans may not be too familiar with their work. However, both Martin and his team have been responsible for some truly fantastic racing cars over the years.
In fact, as many die-hard fans will know, the Mercedes AMG GT3 isn't the first car Martin has stabled that Scalextric have produced! A certain TVR Tuscan racer, back with the British GT in the early 2000s, appeared in a number of different editions for Scalextric too. With this in mind, our first question had to be, how did he feel having his most recent car join the Scalextric range once more?
It's really nice to see the cars, and you coming up here is a nice reminder of how many slot cars I have had that I've either built or driven. It's a great feeling knowing that a whole bunch of people are going to see the car and knowing that for a very long period of time, no matter what happens to me they will still exist! It is a special feeling to see your car with your name on it.
Had Scalextric been a feature in Martin's life growing up? We've spoken to several drivers who can all remember starting out with Scalextric in their early life.
Yeah yeah, had all that - and my boys have got it too! Every Christmas we pull all the track out and have a play. The last set I got was actually the TVR challenge set (we got 3!), with all the Digital bits and pieces. One has been worn out but the others are still going strong.
Many slot car racers are eagerly awaiting their model of the Mercedes AMG GT3, and will soon be taking it for a spin on their layout. How does the real car handle? It will be interesting to know if it's anything like the model!
It's a great car, it's worth it just for the sound, the way it rumbles and grumbles along. A fantastic car to drive, but I imagine the Scalextric version is a bit more resilient and less expensive to repair! Compared to the Mosler [a car Martin and the team became famous for importing and racing], the Mercedes is a bit less nimble, the front end works better on the Mosler and it had more power.
The Z4 before the AMG was a bit limited on power, with the new tech on the AMG it really moves the performance along. These new GT3 cars really are very advanced.
Alongside GT racing, Martin and Rollcentre Racing also do a huge amount of prototype racing, both at Le Mans and at La Sarthe itself, using a Dallara SP1 and a Pescarolo LMP1. While the modern GT3 cars are more advanced, Martin says they're nowhere near as fun…
The Dallara LMP900s downstairs in the workshop are 750BHP with 900KG, compared to 550BHP and 1300KG with a lot more downforce, so they do whip along a bit! We were at Spa three months ago, first time I'd driven the car in 12 years and it was chucking it down with rain…we checked the data logger and I had been doing 175mph up the hill past Eau Rouge! Quite quick, especially as it was wet!
During Rollcentre's period with the Dallara, you contested several Le Mans events. Drivers we've spoken to recently seem to have some mixed feeling about the race – did you enjoy it?
Driving round at like 4am, sort of having a hallucination, wondering what the heck am I doing going round and round in circles in the middle of the night…..that did go through my head! I remember questioning what I was doing and why I was doing it! But that is more from a feeling of exhaustion and a lot of drivers have that sort of moment. I remember realising I was literally losing my hearing in the Radical LMP2 car due to the Judd V8 exhausts directly behind my head. But, yes, I miss it. I miss the whole amazing experience of Le Mans and I was very lucky to do it in an era that felt, with a decent sponsor, affordable for a small private team and possible to get a result. In 2007, we finished 4th overall in the Pescarolo. That was very special.
You recently saw the arrival of Adam Christodoulou, have you seen a big upturn in the pace of the car?
Oh, he was significantly quicker (annoyingly!!), but it didn't make that much difference because British GT is all about the amateur driver, and both Richard and myself struggled a bit at times to get ultimate 'AM' pace out the Mercedes. The way the front end responds, the Mercedes don't turn quite as well as some of the others.
The Pro drivers can deal with it much better than the 'AM' drivers and, therefore, are able to get a better grip on the car. With Adam coming in we noticed a much bigger emphasis on letting the car take its time to turn in. The ergonomics of the car are amazing….but sometimes I yearned for the Mosler!
So, what's next for Rollcentre Racing following the eye-catching Mercedes AMG GT3?
We're running our sister Dallara SP1 for James Cottingham, as well as a Ferrari 575GTC in Masters Endurance Legends. Plus, we're hoping to rent out our own Dallara SP1, as if not, I'll have to drive it!
After we finished speaking to Martin, he kindly took us for a tour of the facility at Rollcentre Racing, and we were able to grab a couple of photos as we made our way around. The buildings there are truly a treasure trove for fans of modern and historic motorsport, and to say that it was a treat for Simon, our Head Researcher (by day), is somewhat of an understatement!
Both Simon, the Test Track team and everyone here at Scalextric would like to offer our sincere thanks to Martin Short and the whole team at Rollcentre Racing. Their assistance with the project was invaluable, and being able to follow up with them here in Test Track was great. Thanks guys and we hope you like the car!
Exclusive Artwork Reveal – the Ford GTE
Another car that we've covered in quite some detail here in Test Track is the Ford GTE. With the cars now on the way (and many collectors ready for them!) we can exclusively show you the Decoration Samples for both the C3857 and C3858. These images are exclusive to Test Track and show you what you can expect when both of these models arrive later in the year.
With only CAD renders available up until this point, these photos show real models for you to enjoy. Of course, we have to mention that these cars aren't finished just yet, but they should whet the appetite of anyone who's interested (or thinking about) these cars.
Scalextric Autograph Series
We also have some news for the popular Autograph Series! Following the first two cars of the series (that might have set a record for selling out here on the website), four more cars have joined the collection today.
There's two more from the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC), with Jeff Smith's Honda Civic Type R (C3860AE), and Sam Tordoff's BMW 125 Series 1 (C3735AE). They're joined by Lee Wiggins' Caterham Superlight (C3871AE) and Oman's Racing Aston Martin Vantage (C3843AE).
There's a real chance all these cars will have sold out by the time we join you here in Test Track, but should a few still be available don't delay if you're interested, as they really won't wait around long!
Remember that if you want to hear all the most recent news from Scalextric, as soon as it happens, you should sign up for our email newsletter.
That's quite a return for Test Track, following our slightly earlier showing in January. February's blog has probably contained just about everything you can expect from us here, from inside information about a forthcoming release, an interview with a racing team, exclusive news and finishing with a unique set of cars.
We certainly hope you've enjoyed today's blog, and that it was worth the wait. We'll be getting back to it and you can expect us back here at the end of March (the 30th to be precise). Hopefully we'll have much more to show you, across many different subjects, next time too.
If you have any comments on our blog please do share them with us either on the Scalextric Forum, or over on our Facebook or Twitter pages.
Until next time, we wish you all the best and, of course…
Happy Racing!
The Test Track Team
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Total weight loss to date: 23.5 pounds
This stat is fascinating only because I'm sure my senior year of college I ate double this! YUCK!
The Goals:
- Keep Keto: The first an most obvious goal was to stay the path. This is going to be the first goal for the remaining 305 days.
- I'm proud to say that I met this goal this month! 61 days in a row! It feels like such an accomplishment!!
- Intermittent fast all month: This is a goal that I made on a whim. Back in August of 2014, I intermittent fasted while on vacation and it worked wonders for me! I decided to challenge myself with something new each month and try that again. My intermittent fasting plan was to fast for 20 hours, and eat for 4. Typically it was less than that, probably about 23: 1.
- I'm also proud to say that I fasted for the entire month of February– 29 days. It was so hard at first, but its been easier and easier as the days have progressed.
- Lose 9.7 pounds: This is the projected weight that I wanted to lose for the month of February— in order to meet my first goal weight by the end of August 2016.
- Lost 14.3 pounds: I'm really proud of that number, but I'm not going to lie, I wanted it to be higher. I was really trying for 15/16 pounds this month. Once I passed my goal, I knew I could do a bigger number. When I got to 14, I figured I could crush a higher goal with week or so left. I ended up losing more weight, but going out to dinner a little too much through the weekend and gained a pound or so. I know its just water so I'm not worried, but a little frustrated about choosing to eat out.
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- Keep Keto – Again this will be a goal through out my weight loss journey
- Intermittent Fast the month of March
- Lose 10.4 Pounds
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In another thread the posts drifted towards a discussion on C v/s assembler. I tossed in the post below looking for a serious discussion, but as it was an obvious thread-jack I am now breaking that sub-thread out here.
The original thread is here: https://www.avrfreaks.net/index.p...
There was talk about Smileys book(s), and things like "C is easier".
My post in it read:
"Easier" than what?
This either war stuff, or a very interesting discussion emerging. It is quite obvious that some here argue that "assembler is easier than C", while there are others that argue the exact opposite.
Highly intelligent and educated people are present at both sides of the fence.
Me I'm on the "C is easier" side of the fence. I speak both languages pretty well, but things are much more easily expressed in C. Not to mention that rather C makes for rather more compact source as well. This in itself is of high value.
Example (just tossing something up):
uint16_t i;
i = 19876 + PORTB;
For me that is quite clear, short and concise. The same thing in assembler is not obvious by looking at it for two seconds. Not to mention when we get into control structures. A simple if-else-statement with largeish block in both "legs" takes me one or several minuters to analyze, whereas the C counterpart takes a moment or two.
This is from my point of view. It seems to me that both John and Jim, who over and over again post top-notch and smart posts here, have real tough struggles with C from time to time. I'm interested in why that is. Some kind of "difference in way of thinking" is involved. Some lack of knowledge also (I seem to recall the discussion we had when Jim first had to face and understand a separate compiling and linking tool chain, and how his posts in that discussion revealed a totally different background).
So, if we can avoid the pie-throwing for a while: Could you in some way, on some very concrete or more abstract level, describe what you find confusing/strange/obscure/totally-whacko etc with C? Could you relate to such things matching or not matching stuff in your background? Etc.
Again, I am seriously interested in this. I am in no way hunting a C v/s assembler argument. I am trying to understand how things look from your side of the fence.


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