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Tears came to Lee DeWyze's eyes more than five times during his visit to his native Chicago on Friday.
"It was so intense," said the American Idol hopeful, who is one of the remaining three contestants along with Crystal Bowersox and Casey James.
During a packed day full of emotional overflow, DeWyze, 24, rekindled with old teachers at his Forest View District 214 High School, family members like his brother Mike -- and also performed for over 41,000 at Arlington Park Racetrack.
Starting his day around 7 a.m. with a trip to the Fox Chicago News where he read the weather report -- … "If music doesn't work out I can be a weather man," he joked -- the singer followed up with a few quick stops at local radio stations, then a Chicago Cubs game, where he threw out the first pitch. Next up: a stop at his high school, where he told the current students, "People told me 'no' so many times, but things are worth trying."
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"I've never been more proud," his mom, Kathleen, told PEOPLE in his hometown of Mt. Prospect, Ill. "He's come a long way. It's like a fairy tale."
After a chaotic parade and quick visit to his old job, Mt. Prospect Paint, where the singer couldn't help but answer customer calls and display how he used to mix paint, DeWyze headed to his final destination -- and thousands of fans awaited his nine-song acoustic set.
"This is unbelievable," he said as the screaming crowd at the Arlington Park Racetrack held up signs emblazoned with encouragements like "Lee DeWyze me crazy" and "Cougars 4 DeWyze."
But the day wasn't without a few bumps.
"We're on our way up to the stage with about 30 on an elevator and it stops," says DeWyze, who had paced around nervously just minutes before the day's last performance at the racetrack. "Finally we got out," he continues. "Today has been surprise after surprise, but this is honestly the best day of my life!" --Jessica Herndon
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Mercyhurst men's hockey team routs Army
Ryan Misiak scored three goals in a row to trigger a five-goal second-period outburst and help the Mercyhurst men's hockey team roll to an 8-1 victory over Army Saturday night at the Mercyhurst Ice Center.
The win boosted Mercyhurst's record to 13-10-2 overall and 11-6-1 in AHA play. Army, which managed a 1-1 tie in Friday's matchup with the Lakers despite being outshot 41-29, fell to 7-13-4 overall and 7-8-4 in conference play.
Mercyhurst again had a major edge in shots on goal, finishing with 45 to Army's 15.
Misiak's first goal 4 minutes, 31 seconds into the second period on a Mercyhurst power play gave the Lakers a 2-0 lead, and he added his second goal of the game at the 12:06 mark to make it 3-0.
A little more than three minutes later, Misiak found the net again, with help from Daniel O'Donoghue and Anthony Mastrodicasa, boosting the lead to 4-0.
Just 34 seconds later, Mercyhurst's Kyle Just scored a short-handed goal, which ended the night for Army goalie Rob Tadzak.
The change didn't help Army much, as replacement goalie Ryan Leets allowed the Lakers' sixth goal -- a power-play goal from Nick Jones at the 16:59 mark to make it 6-0.
Mercyhurst opened the scoring at the 8:36 mark of the first period when Paul Chiasson found the net for the 12th time this season -- and the second time in two nights against Army -- with assists from Grant Blakey and O'Donoghue.
Blakey and Daniel Bahntge also added goals for the Lakers and Bahntge finished with two assists, as did Misiak.

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Tracking SQL statistics with ExtSQL
Because you might not want to share ExtSQL information with every user, the configuration file lets you specify the users who will have access:
The root user is always allowed access.
Controlling ExtSQL
Additional commands (Table 2) allow the database administrator to temporarily suspend data collection, store data, and even change what data is being collected – without a server restart.
A configuration option called extsql_reload_file allows you to store collected data, which is automatically saved and restored during a restart.
Future Directions
Development with ExtSQL should be strong, and we plan to provide a focal point for community discussion, bug reports, fixes, and enhancements.
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Is it just me, or does anybody else feel uncomfortable with this?
A skater, who I will not name here, has posted on her Facebook page that she is selling her SP dress from this season on eBay.
Now, I know you are not allowed to post website addresses on this part of the forum. And, given my uneasy feelings about this, I wouldn't want to post a direct link publically anyway.
But, I will just tell you that the item number is ***** . If you want to look it up, you can work out the address yourself from that.
I am not too sure about skaters selling their old dresses on the internet. Like, who knows what sort of weirdos might bid on it?!
Of course, the eventual buyer might turn out to be a collector of skating memorabilia, or a dress museum, or something innocent like that.
But I know if I were that skater, I would not feel comfortable with the thought that my dress might end up in the hands of somebody that found it kinky...


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Update on my Diabetes!!
Hey mommas!! Just a quick update!! Since being diagnosed with type 2 about 2 months ago. I have now lost a total of 18 lbs with diet & exercise. I have completely changed the way I eat & was really surprised to find that the food actually tastes good!! My husband has been by side the entire journey and my Dr is impressed with how well I am doing. I go back for more blood work in November but I think that if I continue to do this well, I will not have to be on insulin. So for you mommas dealing with this saying it's too hard, if I can do it, so can you!! I will support you just let me know how I can gelp you!!


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Larry Lee Horn remembers missing the playoffs last season in heart-breaking fashion.
A last-second field goal by Miami was a key reason the Fort Elliott Cougars finished third in the district race, just out of the playoff picture.
Falling just short of the playoffs is disappointing for any team, but for Fort Elliott it was especially tough - the Cougars are still searching for their first-ever playoff berth.
"Last year is going to motivate us. That is our No. 1 goal for this year is to make the playoffs," Horn said. "All we missed it by last year was one field goal, and we don't plan on letting that happen again."
The Cougars' quest for school history focuses on seven experienced seniors, a large class by six-man standards, led by Horn.
Horn, a running back/defensive end, led the team in rushing with 863 yards last season and 16 touchdowns as Fort Elliott finished 6-4 overall and 3-2 in district.
"Larry is going to be a key for us," Fort Elliott coach Curtis Smith said. "He is not real fast but he is strong in pads. He is more of a runner that will try to run over you rather than go around you."
Horn and Smith are counting on the seniors to lead Fort Elliott into school history.
"Seven seniors is huge for us," Smith said.
"I think we had four seniors one year. All these seniors have played quite a bit, even in their freshmen year."
Perhaps Fort Elliott's senior class won't be the Magnificent Seven, but Horn does expect big things from his classmates.
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Maggie Russell, Director of MCIRS and Katie Fricano, sign language interpreter:
Russell and Fricano rely on musicians to supply them with song lists in advance. As sign language interpreters for the concerts at the New York State Fair, a last minute change in the play list can ruin a concert for the deaf patrons.
"Often we don't know what the performer has decided to perform that evening. Then we are scrambling to secure lyrics we don't get," Russell said. "Like the performers, we go with the flow."
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The Giants will need to replace two starters on the offensive line and another on defense Sunday.
According to the team's official injury report, Chris Snee (hip) and David Baas (neck) will be out for Sunday's game against the Chiefs.
Corey Webster (hip) will also be out for Sunday. Coughlin had hoped to see Webster at practice this week.
David Diehl (thumb) is doubtful
Cooper Taylor (shoulder) is questionable
Jacquian Williams (knee) is questionable
Justin Trattou (knee), Terrell Thomas (knee) and Spencer Paysinger (hip) are all probable.


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BUCKHANNON - The Buckhannon-Upshur High School class of 1974 has been working for the past five years to raise money for curtains at Buckhannon-Upshur Middle School.
At an Upshur County Board of Education meeting Tuesday, three alumni presented the BOE with a $1,000 check for the curtains at B-UMS, a facility known to the 1974 alumni as their high school.
"I'm happy to see that there's a movement in that area," alumni Michael Cowger said.
Cowger, Beth Post and class treasurer Don Henderson Jr. presented the check to the BOE. The money was collected from a fundraiser and from donations made by the classmates.
"We realized there was a need for the new curtains at our high school, now the middle school," Henderson said. "Our generous classmates, they rose to the occasion and they donated a lot of money and we came up with what was a nice, generous contribution. We understand that the curtains are on order and they should be arriving before long. We're glad to help you all."
The BOE members all thanked the alumni for their contribution to the school.
"It really means a lot to the board to know that a class of 1974 comes back with school pride," BOE Vice President Alan Suder said. "They still care about their community and their school. It's greatly appreciated."
The Board of Education also recognized students on the boys' and girls' swim teams, the wrestling team, and the girls' basketball team who were presented with All-Conference and All-State honors for 2013-2014 winter sports.
The BOE also recognized Union Elementary School teacher Gabrielle Rhodes for receiving the Presidential Award for Excellence in math and science teaching.


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