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California governor candidate Gavin Newsom speaks to the media after voting at the Masonic Center on Tuesday, June 5, 2018, in Larkspur, Calif. (Robert Tong/Marin Independent Journal)
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Toni Shroyer is surrounded by her supporters, left to right, Kathleen Hallin and Cathy Tucker of Novato, and campaign supporter Doug Kelly at the election night party in her Novato, Calif., home on Tuesday, June 5, 2018.(Jocelyn Knight/Special to the Marin Independent Journal)
Judy Arnold chats with supporters Marsha Engdahl, left, and aide Leslie Weber during Arnold's election night party at Hilltop 1892 in Novato, Calif. on Tuesday, June 5, 2018. Fifth District county supervisor Arnold is running for reelection against Toni Shroyer. (Alan Dep/Marin Independent Journal)
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With 100 percent of precincts reporting in the race for the District 5 seat on the Marin County Board of Supervisors, challenger Toni Shroyer was leading incumbent Supervisor Judy Arnold by just 124 votes early Wednesday morning.
Shroyer had 3,557 votes, less than 51 percent of the ballots counted, while Arnold had 3,433 votes or nearly 49 percent of the vote. Some 30,000 mail-in ballots countywide, including an unknown number in Novato, are still to be counted over the next few days before updated results are posted Friday.
It is important to know about anterior hip replacement precautions. There aren't that many! After 7 years andalmost1000 anterior total hips, I would conclude that this procedure is "better" than the old "gold standard" of posterior total hip replacement. While no long term results studies are available that do a double-blinded comparison of techniques, my own results show the success rates are higher with the anterior hip procedure. My patient's satisfaction rate is greater with the anterior hip. Much of the reason is the vastly improved short term recovery time. This includes the beneficial feature of not having to constantly worry about the hip popping out (dislocation) which is a much more common occurrence in posterior total hip replacement. My own results also show a lower infection rate (there is better blood supply in front which decreases infection risk). There have been less problems with blood clots (much faster mobility, and less twisting of the veins at surgery on the HANA table). There is much less leg length inequality (because we see the hip on Xray before closing, which results in better position of the implants. Maybe most importantly to some is there is clearly less pain, and because of that, less narcotic medications give, which results in an overall better feeling after surgery. LESS PAIN is a good thing!!!
You may have had one hip done through a posterior approach years ago, which cuts through the gluteus maximus muscle and external rotator muscles as a routine part of the hip exposure. You probably remember how much you stressed and complained about having to follow rigorous precautions to prevent hip dislocation. You could not turn on your side in bed, and you could not bend over to pick up your keys if they dropped. The reason that this is necessary in the posterior approach is the soft tissues are damaged and lax, and the hip can more easily pop out until they heal. healing time is 3 or 4 months, so you will have to be careful for a long time. In the posterior approach, no traction table is used to dislocate the hip and leverage is used to pop the hip out, stretching veins and vessels. In distinction, the anterior approach leaves the soft tissues intact, which holds the hip in better.
If a ball and socket were held together by gravity and asymmetric muscle tension from intact anterior muscles passing over the joint, the tension might change indifferent positions. The soft tissue envelope would become lax in full flexion or full extension due to the shortening of some muscle tissues with those motions. The hip might "fall out" of the socket posteriorly, or it might get "levered out", by a twisting motion. This is why you must not flex (lift) the thigh past 90 degrees to the body while twisting after a posterior hip. You must sleep on your back with a pillow between your legs to keep the legs apart. The pillow pushed the hips into abduction, which is a more stable position. Crossing the legs (adduction) is strictly prohibited for 3 months! Looking back, I'm amazed at how many people got through that difficult period. This recovery from posterior hip surgery demands a significant period of "no work" and "no travel". Most patients would choose the anterior approach, given a choice, as this method has a much faster recovery with very little in the way of hip precautions.
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Saturday will be Lockout Night in Canada.
Commissioner Gary Bettman, after meeting with the NHL board of governors for two hours, confirmed Thursday the league would shut its doors Saturday at 11:59 p.m. if no agreement has been reached on a collective bargaining agreement.
Speaking at a packed a news conference, Bettman said he had unanimous support to lock out members of the NHL Players' Association for the third time in 18 years when the current CBA expires, a decision that doesn't come as a surprise to the players.
"He loves his lockouts," Minnesota Wild winger Zach Parise said as the NHLPA wrapped up its two-day meetings at a Manhattan hotel. "There doesn't have to be (a lockout). We can keep playing and we're more than willing to keep playing under the old system. They're not willing to do that.
"We want things to be fair. That's the bottom line. What they're saying is not fair. They've been preaching the (lockout) for a while. I feel that's their negotiating tactic. Now, we're getting close to that day and they keep saying it. Maybe it's part of their strategy."
Bettman, wearing a dark suit, said he doesn't want a work stoppage.
"Listen, nobody wants to make a deal and play hockey more than I do," Bettman said when asked for his message to fans. "This is what I do. This is what my life is about in terms of how I spend most of my waking hours.
"This is really hard. And so you only get involved in this situation when you understand what the issues are and you know you're doing the right thing for the long-term stability of our game and our sport. This is very hard and I feel terrible about it."
Unfortunately, Bettman doesn't feel terrible enough to back off on his decision to close up shop. The sides exchanged proposals Wednesday, but neither has budged off its original position which means there isn't much common ground.
"We're trying to make the league healthy and make the pie bigger," said Anaheim's George Parros, a member of the NHLPA bargaining committee. "We're trying to make a deal that is best for both parties.
"Right now, they don't want to seem to do that. We're going in different directions, but we'll just see what happens. Your guess is as good as mine as to what might happen. There has got to be common ground somewhere and we want to find it. We obviously need to do that as quickly as possible."
The players believe the latest offer is a "money grab" that will roll back salaries. The NHLPA took a 24% pay cut on all existing contracts after the lockout in 2004-05 and doesn't want to give back more cash.
"The perception we have sometimes is that all they're interested in is talking about salary reductions," union boss Donald Fehr said, claiming the players want a "shared sacrifice" from both sides.
As the clock ticks down with no talks planned, Bettman accused the NHLPA of dragging its feet. He claimed Fehr and the players were holding out hope the existing CBA might get extended.
"Looking back in hindsight it looks like there was no urgency on the part of players to get anything done," Bettman said.
Bettman said he and deputy commissioner Bill Daly spent last weekend waiting for calls from the union that "never came."
"If you're dedicated to the negotiating process, you can move this along quickly," Bettman said. "If, for whatever reason, you're not interested in making a deal, you drag it out."
Bettman said there must be a correction in the business side of the system before hockey is played again.
"The fact of the matter is we believe as a league, we are paying out too much money," Bettman said.
The buck will stop at Bettman's office Saturday night.
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Describing the action as a dual benefit for both municipalities, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly gave the thumbs up Tuesday to a multi-million dollar loan to help build a Homer natural gas grid.
"It makes good sense," Kenai Peninsula Borough Mike Navarre said. "I can understand why some think maybe we shouldn't be in this business, but all we are in the business of is investing funds that we have available and getting a reasonable return that can be used to offset expenses for the borough."
The assembly approved, 5-0, Resolution 2013-024, which approves a $12.7 million loan agreement between the Kenai Peninsula Borough and the city of Homer to finance a natural gas utility special assessment district. Assembly member Charlie Pierce abstained due to a conflict of interest and members Linda Murphy, Ray Tauriainen and Sue McClure were absent.
The potential loan comes on the heels of last year's state capital appropriations that will bring a gas line from Anchor Point south. The loans would fund construction of trunk lines from the main gas line to the edge of properties. Homer property owners will pay the principle back through their property taxes via a special assessment district, but those Homer residents who want to connect their home to the trunk line would pay for that themselves.
In early February, the assembly approved an ordinance amending borough code dealing with investments to allow for two loans to Homer and Kachemak City to help create the natural gas grid. The assembly's Tuesday action was only for Homer; a future loan for Kachemak City — up to $600,000, according to code — would have to be approved by the assembly.
Homer assembly member Bill Smith said both municipalities will benefit from the loan. He clarified that the loan money will not come from reserve funds or taxes, but rather funds the borough already has in an investment pool.
"The money is coming from our funds that we have invested for earning interest," he said. "Those investments earn well under 2 percent … (and) this loan agreement with the city of Homer will bring the borough a 4 percent interest on its investment monies. It is over a 10-year period and the city of Homer has agreed to pay lenders costs as well."
During public testimony, Soldotna resident Fred Sturman said he was against the loan, adding he felt the borough "had no business being in the banking business."
"I do feel that if you guys pass this and give the money to Homer if anything happens down the road … I think you guys should be held responsible for not taking good care of the borough money," he said, adding "Homer should support their own."
Navarre said the borough has done its due diligence investigating the idea and has found the loan to be well-secured and that it would be a prudent investment.
"The schools down there will save money because of this project ... the hospital is projected to save as much $300,000 on an annual basis in energy costs," he said. "Is there some conversion costs to it? Absolutely. But the real benefit comes from the energy savings you get with natural gas over fuel oil, propane and other forms."
Homer City Manager Walt Wrede said the Homer City Council appreciated the borough's consideration of the loan and reiterated that it would benefit Homer residents through the lower interest rate than the city could get with a commercial lender.
"I think the thing the council likes best about this is (that it is) just good public policy," Wrede said. "You are taking taxpayer money you are investing anyway and you are reinvesting it right back into the borough for a lower cost of living, a higher quality of life and economic stimulation."
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A rare seven-foot fish washed up on the shore
A rare seven-foot Atlantic Sturgeon washed up on the shore in Lyme earlier this week. Is this the find of the century?
A monster fish found along the Connecticut River may mean a species once thought to be extinct is back.
A 7-foot Atlantic Sturgeon washed up in Lyme...why it died is still a mystery, but the biggest question is why it was 8 miles up the river from the mouth of the Long Island Sound. Read more here
Scientists hope tests will help them determine if the Sturgeon is unique to the Connecticut River or just part of the population from from another waterway, such as the Hudson River.
How and why the sturgeon washed ashore is a mystery, but the fate of another massive fish, an 800-pound shark, was well-documented when it was caught off the Florida coast in late March.


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Manchester's school administration invited the public to a hearing on the city's new academic standards last Tuesday. At the hearing, the administration had no copies of the standards to hand out. Nor were any detailed explanations of the standards made.
A month earlier, the committee that drafted the standards, along with the superintendent and assistant superintendent, made a PowerPoint presentation about them to the Board of School Committee. They offered no details about the standards themselves or how they were developed. This is the manner in which parents, taxpayers and even school board members are being treated under the regime of Superintendent Debra Livingston.
Parents who want to know about the Manchester Academic Standards, which is what the city's Common Core-based standards are being called, can log on to the school district website to view a laughably incomplete PowerPoint presentation. A typical slide contains three bullet points — "Common Core State Standards," "Variety of Exemplar Standards," and "Consultants" — written over an arrow that points to the end result: "Manchester Academic Standards."
Such clarity. It reminds us of the New Yorker cartoon in which a mathematician scrawls on the chalkboard in the middle of a long equation, "then a miracle occurs." What does this possibly tell parents?
At last week's public hearing, "there was not a word of explanation about the standards — or about the next steps in the process," our reporter Ted Siefer wrote. "Instead, the committee's chair read from the standard script for public hearings and adjourned the meeting after 15 minutes." Assistant Superintendent David Ryan "did not respond to a request to answer follow-up questions," Siefer wrote.
And why would Livingston be forthcoming? She has received a raise and a contract extension while being criticized for inadequate communication with the public.
The Board of School Committee needs to make clear to these public employees that parents and taxpayers have a right to know the details regarding the standards to which the city's children will be held.
Parents with their own questions can ask them at this Thursday's public hearing on the standards, held at Manchester High School West at 6 p.m.


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NASA Establishes a Sustainability Base on Earth
The Ames Research Center facility serves as a living laboratory for advancements in intelligent energy systems.
This is the second in a series of sustainability case studies developed by the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions.
In 2007, NASA began an agency wide initiative to replace its aging facilities with smaller, more efficient buildings. When agency leaders selected the Ames Research Center in Northern California for funding, officials at the center proposed a fairly traditional replacement facility. But when Ames Associate Director Steve Zornetzer saw the plans, he had a different vision: Make the building a showcase of NASA's technological expertise and leadership in imagining the future.
"It was inconceivable to me that in the 21st century, in the heart of Silicon Valley, NASA would be building a building that could have been built 25 years ago," he said.
"NASA had to build the highest-performing building in the federal government, embed NASA technology inside and make a statement to the public that NASA was giving back to the people of planet Earth what it had developed for advanced aerospace applications," he said.
But there was one catch: The redesigned building couldn't cost more than the originally proposed project.
The Sustainability Base, as the project became known, centered on four elements:
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- Employ advanced technologies to minimize energy consumption and maximize efficiency;
- Install advanced monitoring and adaptive operational systems;
- Create a living laboratory for research into advancing sustainability goals.
Faced with a tight timeline and budgetary constraints, the architects and contractors chose design tools that allowed fast and effective communications among all involved. The design team relied on a Building Information Modeling process based on Autodesk Sustainability Solutions, which was integrated with other modeling tools. This facilitated communication across teams and aided in making design decisions quickly and accurately.
The building's core design elements included a complex radial geometry, an innovative steel-frame exoskeleton, and numerous eco-friendly features, such as geothermal heat and cooling , natural ventilation, high-performance wastewater treatment, and photovoltaics on the roof.
The resulting $26 million, 50,000-square-foot, two-story building houses 220 office workers, including scientists, managers, mission support personnel and financial specialists. The extensive floor-to-ceiling windows and open spaces fully embrace the natural daylight. With reduced demand for artificial light and the application of high-efficiency radiant heating/cooling systems, the building site produces more electricity than it uses and is on its way to reducing potable water consumption by up to 90 percent compared with a comparable traditional building.
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. – After 40 years in Westport, the international humanitarian and relief organization Save the Children said it was time to expand and found a new home in Fairfield.
"For 375 years, Fairfield has been planning for Save the Children to come here," Fairfield First Selectman Michael Tetreau said in welcoming the nonprofit to the town at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday morning.
"It is a fantastic building," Save the Children President and CEO Carolyn Miles said at the rain-soaked event. The new offices take up the entire fourth floor and some of the third floor at 501 Kings Highway E., giving more space to the nearly 300 employees who work there.
The nonprofit has been headquartered in Fairfield County since 1957, Miles said. It moved out of New York City and into Norwalk, then to its Westport location in 1977 and now to Fairfield.
"Fairfield County is really important to us. It is our home, and we are so glad to have found a home right here in Fairfield," Miles said.
The nonprofit that focuses on the needs of children worldwide exemplifies what the town of Fairfield is all about, Tetreau said: giving back to the community and volunteerism.
For Anne Mulcahy, a Fairfield resident and Save the Children Board of Trustees chairwoman, the move to Fairfield was smart.
"It's been a long 18-month journey since Hurricane Sandy challenged the shores of the Saugatuck," Mulchay said. "I'm so delighted that we found this home. I'm awed by just walking around, it feels like Save the Children."
The new offices and town feed into the sense of community that the nonprofit prides its self on, she said.
"I suspect there is a little nostalgia for that great spot you had in Westport," said U.S. Rep. Jim Himes (D-4th District) during the ribbon cutting. But he said, "You're going to have such fun getting to know" the town of Fairfield.
He added his congratulations that the nonprofit had found new space where "there is no danger that you will have to kayak to the copy room," he said.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – SUNY Potsdam scored seven of the games last eight goals to down Concordia University Wisconsin, 16-11, in non-conference action on Tuesday at Lake Lytal Park during the Spring Fling Tournament.
The Falcons scored three-consecutive goals to start the second half and took a 10-9 lead with 24 minutes and 50 seconds to play. The Bears answered with five-straight goals, including back-to-back by Michaela Cole, to retake the lead, 14-10.
Junior Sammi Reiter found the back of the net for CUW on a free-position attempt to cut the deficit to three goals with just over six minutes to play. SUNYP answered with two more scores over the final four minutes to negate any chance of a comeback.
The Falcons high-octane offense was stifled and could muster only 17 shots on goal, while the Bears took 30 at freshman goalkeeper Veronika Metanova (Palatine, Ill.). CUW cleared 18-of-24 attempts, but lost the draw control battle, 19-10. Each team finished with two free-position goals.
Reiter (Stillwater, Minn.) scored a game-high five goals, assisted on a marker, picked up two ground balls, won two draw controls and caused two turnovers. Junior Hayley Peppers (Franktown, Colo.) recorded a hat trick and had team-highs in ground balls (five), draw control wins (five) and caused turnovers (three). Junior Emily Heckendorf (Merrill, Wis.) also found the back of the net twice.
Metanova recorded a career-high 14 saves in goal, while her counterpart Devan Olschewske made six saves for the Bears.
Michaela Cole lead SUNYP with four goals, while Bri McClusky had three goals and an assist. Margaret Wall ended with two goals and two assists, to go along with three caused turnovers. Bailey Weigel won a game-high nine draw controls.
CUW (4-1) returns to action on Wednesday for a contest against West Palm Beach Atlantic University, which is a NCAA Division III club team.


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Lime Green Maternity Tara
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I've had the Burda "Tara" pattern sitting in my online stash for a while, since it was a Friday freebie about 18 months ago in fact. I liked the style and different construction to the norm but I'd never quite got around to making it. I found this lime green and brown cotton voile in the Spotlight clearance wrack some time last summer. I was going to make it into a shift dress to show off the pattern, something Laurel-esque. But I never did. And I probably wouldn't have worn it anyway! Its very green.
With the weather heating up here (I'm typing this outside on a glorious 28 degree C cloudless day, yey for spring!) I decided to bite the bullet and make a simple throw on dress for days when clingy jersey just seems tooo nasty for my 7+ month pregnant body to cope with!
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Chihuahuan Desert Network
The Chihuahuan Desert Vital Signs Network (CHDN) includes 6 national park units in Texas and New Mexico: Amistad National Recreation Area (NRA), Big Bend National Park (NP), Carlsbad Caverns NP, Fort Davis National Historic Site (NHS), Guadalupe Mountains NP, and White Sands National Monument (NM). CHDN includes over a thousand square miles of the Chihuahuan Desert. Ecosystems range from desert lowlands to high-elevation ponderosa pine forests with mountains to over 8,000 feet. The network also includes over 200 miles of major rivers. Because of this significant range of habitats, there are a wide variety of biotic communities.Big Bend NP, Carlsbad Caverns NP, and Guadalupe Mountains NP are Class I air quality areas, receiving the highest protection under the Clean Air Act. The other park units are Class II air quality areas and also receive protection under the Act. Air quality issues of concern in the CHDN include atmospheric deposition effects and visibility impairment from fine particle haze. Atmospheric nitrogen deposition can cause changes in soil that affect soil microorganisms, plants, and trees. Excess nitrogen can cause changes in plant community structure and diversity, with native species being replaced by invasive and exotic species. Nitrogen and sulfur deposition can also have an acidifying effect on soils and water, decreasing buffering capacity and eventually reducing pH. Research in the park has found a rapid, major decrease in soil pH in Big Bend grasslands. Studies were initiated in 2003 to assess the impacts of atmospheric nitrogen deposition and climate change on desert ecosystems in the park. Ozone is not currently a significant concern for vegetation in network park units. An ozone injury risk assessment indicates the risk of injury to vegetation is moderate in Amistad NRA; the remainder of the park units in the network have a low risk rating.
The Network map below provides information on air quality monitoring. Ozone, sulfur dioxide, dry deposition, and meteorology are collected by the Clean Air Status and Trends (CASTNet) and Gaseous Pollutant Monitoring (GPMN) networks. Ozone is also monitored with passive samplers and portable continuous analyzers. Wet Deposition is monitored through cooperation with National Atmospheric Deposition Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN). The Mercury Deposition Network (MDN), part of NADP, collects precipitation samples that are analyzed for mercury. Visibility is monitored as part of the Interagency Monitoring of Protected Visual Environments (IMPROVE). Additional details on these parameters are described in Air Quality Monitoring.
Air quality monitoring in or near the network is indicated on the map by symbols, with the blue line showing the approximate borders of the network. The legend shows the symbols for the type of monitoring present, with NPS park units in green. Class I areas have linkable access to ARIS information.


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There are some small signs that the road course at Thompson Speedway is coming back to life.
THOMPSON — There are some small signs that the road course at Thompson Speedway is coming back to life.
"We're moving forward, we're 100 percent permitted," said track general manager Jonathan Hoenig.
The road course, some of which is still used as a driveway in front of the current paddock area and also as an entry area on to the current oval by race cars, was in operation from 1952 to 1978 before being abandoned.
The first sign of its rebirth sits proudly at the entrance to the Speedway property where a new registration booth has been constructed, but most of the other activity is not so easily seen.
Hoenig said there has been some tree-cutting toward the back of the facility, behind the paddock area because the soil located under those trees is necessary for the re-construction of the road course. It's also where the skid pad and autocross areas will be eventually located.
But the real construction, outside of the building of a new garage/classroom facility this summer, won't take place until after the final events of the racing season. That's because some of it will spill over onto the current gravel area where many of the track patrons now park.
"We didn't want to disrupt our NASCAR and other large events (such as the Summer National drags, the Warrior Dash, the World Series of Auto Racing and the auto swap meet) which use almost the entire facility," Hoenig said.
Hoenig said the 1.7-mile road course will not affect what is happening on the oval track.
"We're sticking to our guns, there will be no major sanctioned spectator events (on the road course)," Hoenig said.
Instead, it will be a course for Auto Clubs such as the Sports Car Club of America to rent and use and for testing purposes, as well as training people in defensive driving skills and the like.
"It just takes us back to our roots," Hoenig said. "We want this to be a motorsports facility that can accommodate all with a broad focus and help keep this place going into its 75th year."
The oval, which was the first paved facility in the United States, will be celebrating its 74th year in operation in 2014.
Next up: Waterford
There are few current Whelen Modified Tour drivers who call Waterford home.
Ted Christopher is the only current Waterford regular to also have a ride on the Tour and former SK Modified Speedbowl track champion Ron Yuhas Jr. now has a regular Tour gig.
That means most will have limited experience with the bullring when the Tour makes its only stop at Waterford this season tonight for the Mr. Rooter 161.
Woody Pitkat has run at Waterford twice in the past two years, both in SK Modified features. The Stafford Springs driver was on the Tour last year, but was not one of the 24 cars to make the trek.
"I'm pretty excited to go back," Pitkat said. "If (his car owner) gives me the car that they gave me last year and the one we had at Stafford, I think we will be in really good shape."
Pitkat runs on a regular basis at Stafford and Thompson (although after an altercation with Ryan Preece Thursday night at Thompson which resulted in a black flag for his 00 car, that status may change) but has never had the chance to run regularly at Waterford.
"I'm fortunate to (drive) for people and I don't have to bring any of my stuff. I've done that and I can't afford to do that right now," Pitkat said. "If something came down the line and somebody asked me to run there, I would, but it has never transpired. Plus, I would miss some of the Tour races."
Pitkat has never run a Tour show at the 'Bowl, but he has at Monadnock and Riverhead, tracks with similar makeups as Waterford.
"A lot of people who go to Riverhead hate it, you can't have that attitude or you aren't going to run well," Pitkat added. "Obviously, (Waterford) is not as small as those places so I think it will be fun."
Pitkat said although the facility itself could use an upgrade, the track at the Speedbowl is "awesome."
"You can run two-wide (at Waterford); if people respect you, give you the room, you can run two-wide there for awhile," Pitkat said.
Pitkat finished just outside the top 10, 11th overall, at the Icebreaker in Thompson, the Tour's first point event. He finished dead last in the Spring Sizzler in May before rebounding to place 10th at last Friday's second race of the season at Stafford. Preece has had much better luck thus far as he started with third and fourth-place finishes in the first two races before winning last week at Stafford and taking the Tour points lead.
"I feel like we're really starting to move forward, not only in time trials and at the beginning of races, but at the end of races, we're really coming on strong," Preece said. "We will see how the rest of the season goes, it's only been three races, so there's still a long way to go."
Preece is another one who is not a common visitor to Waterford, because he has a deal to run at Riverhead on Saturday nights, but he did finish third in last year's Tour race at the 'Bowl.
"I definitely think we have a good car and I'm looking forward to going to Waterford, because it's a real racey track and I had a lot of fun there," Preece said. "Every time you race well, you want to go back and see what you can do again."
Looking for daylight
Trouble didn't take long to find in the 15-lap Mini Stock feature Thursday night.
As soon as the field came around the fourth turn to take the green flag, cars began to slide into one another. Scott Michalski, coming around on the inside, thought one of the cars up front missed a shift and everyone "got discombobulated."
"There was a little hole, it was little, but it opened up as I got there. If not, I would have been right in it," the South Killingly driver said.
Fortunately for Michalski, he came through unscathed, and then battled his way back up through the field where he ran into Dave Trudeau. Unlike Michalski, Trudeau's car was caught up in the melee and was missing its right rear fender. Still, Michalski had troubles catching up to the No. 97 car. It was only a caution with two laps left that opened the door for Michalski.
"I would have never caught him if it wasn't for that caution," Michalski said. "I got a little jump on him on the restart, came off the corner first. That's the name of the game."
It was third win of the season for Michalski who also captured two wins on Icebreaker weekend.


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