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JACKSON, Tenn. – It was a Saturday afternoon split for the West Georgia Wolves as they finished out their 2017 season in Jackson, TN. The Wolves won game one by a score of 8-3 but dropped game two to the bulldogs 5-2.
Game One
It couldn't have been a better start to the game for the Wolves as they got a leadoff single from Drew Eady in the game's first inning. Cade Marlow then singled, scoring Eady and giving UWG a 1-0 lead. With two outs Bradley Felkel walked and Ben Utley singled, followed by a two-RBI single from Dalton Gilliam, pushing the lead to 3-0. Ryan Raper then hit a two-run homerun to give UWG a 5-0 lead in the first inning.
The Wolves added to their lead in the top of the third inning as catcher Lane Griffith hit a two-RBI single to give UWG a 7-0 lead. Union added their first two runs in the bottom of the third to cut the lead 7-2 headed to the fourth inning.
Neither team would score again until a solo homerun from Drew Eady in the top of the sixth to extend the UWG lead to 8-2. Union added a single run in the bottom of the sixth inning to make it an 8-3 game.
The final runs of the game for West Georgia came off Ryan Raper's second two-run homerun of the game in the top of the ninth, giving UWG the 10-3 lead. Union added three runs in the bottom of the ninth, but UWG took the win 10-6.
Raper finished the game with two homeruns, four RBI, and three runs scored. Five other Wolves also had two hits in the contest. C.J. Fehribach picked up the win, throwing four innings and giving up only one hit while striking out three.
Game Two
It was a pitcher's duel to begin game two of the day as neither team scored through the first three innings. Union broke the tie in the bottom of the fourth on a two-run homerun.
West Georgia added their first and only run of the game in the top of the sixth as Ryan Raper drove in Ben Utley on a sacrifice fly. Union added to their lead in the bottom of the sixth with another two-run homerun and an RBI single to take the lead 5-1. West Georgia added a single run in the seventh, but fell to the Bulldogs 5-2.


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I have a feeling that this could turn out not be a body-swapping manga, but that Mari has multiple personality disorder. Lets run through some evidence.
I took a psychology class for college this past spring term and this is going off of the knowledge from that.
Most multiple personality disorders occur from a childhood tradegy, most of the time it is from abuse, or even worst, rape. Overall it comes from being over stressed so you brain creates a personality to handle such stress (Ex. If a girl was abused by men at an early age she might create a man's personality to cope when under that type of stress). This is why it mostly happens in children, when their brains aren't mature enough to deal with stress. Mari did have a childhood tradegy. Her grandmother, who she seems to be extremely close with her died. Then her name is changed to something entirely different and her life was dominated by a controlling mother afterwards. It was also seen that she had seperated herself from her childhood in the dream that "Isao" had near where the manga is caught up to. This could also explain why she bought chocolate every night (for her younger personality). So "Isao" was created because she was under to much stress with her life, so she created a mirror personality of the person she though was true to himself, Isao.
"Isao" doesn't know much about Isao. The "Isao" inside Mari doesn't even try to use personal evidence that is outside his room or himself at all. Like where he came from outside of Tokyo or his parent's name. Which is strange since those are some of the first thing that come to my mind if I was in that situation. It was also obvious that Mari was stalking Isao before "Isao" personality came to be. And the memories of "Isao" stalking her could just be reverse memories or Mari stalking Isao.
Well this is just a theory but I think it would be more interesting this way and makes more sense than a body-swapping manga.
I'm not sure how far into the manga you are, but that's what I believe too. She's creating persona's to cope with life.
huh? I thought this "theory" was obvious. The evidence for this being a body-swap manga is just the main character seeing it that way. The multiple personality disorder thing already became clear a few chapters ago.
I'll be surprised if it actually DOES turn out to be a body-swapping manga.
Cooldown is totally a pain, right?
Year-end cleanup. Closing threads with no new posts since 12/31/2016.

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text: Blackjack is a simple game, but there are a lot of details among the rules. Let us take you through the game from start to finish. Rules for the casino game 21 or blackjack, with links to pages on blackjack strategy, software and places to play online. But the "jacks on twos" rule also applies; black jacks make the next player pick up five cards, but twos can be played on black jacks. This does. Thus, each player except the dealer receives two cards face up, and the dealer receives one card face up and one card face down. Counting is best done by counting several cards at once. The Mr Blackjack site has rules, strategy advice, a dictionary of terms, and links to online Blackjack games. To beat the dealer the player must first not bust go over 21 and second either outscore the dealer or have the dealer bust. Generally, 2s, 3s, or 7s can be split unless the dealer has an 8, 9, ten-card, or ace. Part of his job is to help players learn the game. Der einzige Gegner ist der Croupier.


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Country: USA
Genre: Oral Sex, Anal Sex, Muscles, Big Cock, Rimming, Cumshots
Time: 00:25:17
Canadian pornstar Adrian Long returns to the cameras for Lucas Entertainment: he's a powerful top with a handsome face and an impressive frame. The man is a lot to handle, but bottom boy Hayden Colby is not afraid of the challenge. Passionate kissing opens their scene: the two hot guys are sitting on the couch, eagerly kissing and touching each others bodies, anticipating what's to soon come. When they take their clothes off, their hot bodies couldn't look better next to each other - Adrian is tall and muscled, his pecs huge and stomach ripped. Hayden is lean and tight, and he lays out his smooth body on the couch and presents his erect uncut cock to Adrian, who swallows it up for a good, deep blowjob. They switch positions and with Adrian kicking back on the couch, Hayden settles between his legs and swallows the top's cock down his throat. After a rimjob, Adrian bends Hayden over and slips his dick inside; he takes what pleasure he wants from the toned bottom. Adrian's ripped frame flexes and quivers as he pounds Hayden, culminating in hot cumshots - the best gay porn has to offer!
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Here's the plan:
- PAINT. Paint. And more paint. The next room on our list is the bedroom downstairs, currently the master.
- But we're only painting the downstairs b/c we live down there and it just doesn't make sense to waste energy and time on rooms we never see.
- Hallways, the laundry room, the breakfast area...there are plenty of rooms still left down here.
- Plant a garden. Brown thumb and all, this year we're planting a vegetable garden. Raised beds on the side of the house that won't be touched by any reno at all.
- It's all about the accessories kiddos. Even though we have a millions rooms, every room has a purpose and we should change the decor to fit that purpose.


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News Release
Rubber News: ERA Takes Issue With Proposed EPA Guidelines
"Hoff and the ERA are not trying to start a war with the EPA. In fact, it's just the opposite.
The association applauded the EPA for listening to the expertise of the impacted industries as it establishes its standards. Thorp said the guidelines are being formulated with good intentions, but she stressed the ERA wants to ensure the EPA is evaluating all potential consequences—intended and unintended."
Source: Rubber News
Author: Chris Sweeney


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"If Jesus Christ conquered sin and death—and the empty tomb is proof He did—then there is no dark thing in your heart that He is not also able to defeat." ~Paul David Tripp
"If Jesus Christ conquered sin and death—and the empty tomb is proof He did—then there is no dark thing in your heart that He is not also able to defeat." ~Paul David Tripp
"In the social jungle of human existence, there is no feeling of being alive without a sense of identity" ~ Erik Erickson, Psychologist
"[Socialization] is an interactive process through which we make decisions about our relationships, our interpretation of information that comes to us through interaction, and what we will say and do. It is through these decisions that we influence our own lives and the social worlds in which we participate." ~ Jay Coakley, Professor
"Spiritual identity means we are not what we do or what people say about us. And we are not what we have. We are the beloved daughters and sons of God." ~ Henri Nouwen, Clergyman
As a Christian, I find myself frustrated with the world at times—the frequency of which seems to increase as I get older. Maybe it's wishful thinking, but I'd like to believe that the increasing frequency of my frustration is a sign of a growing spiritual maturity—questionable, I know. Often, that frustration revolves around hypocritical action, though it's not isolated to secular society. Regularly, my observation of such behavior also includes those professing religious affiliations; including Christians. Sometimes, however, I find myself to be one of those hypocritical Christians who frustrate me… Continue reading
"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." ~ Martin Luther King, Jr.
"The great danger for family life, in the midst of any society whose idols are pleasure, comfort and independence, lies in the fact that people close their hearts and become selfish." ~ Pope John Paul II
"As they were going along the road, someone said to Him, "I will follow you wherever you go." And Jesus said to him, "The foxes have holes and the birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head." ~ Luke 9:57-58
I returned from a trip to Virginia earlier this May in a poor state of mind. During the long drive back to Georgia, my thoughts wandered; pondering circumstances that I have no control over. For most of the week following, I struggled with anxiety… Continue reading
Originally posted on Facebook–September, 2011
Maybe it's just me, but the responsibilities of life seem to occupy twenty-five hours of the day. Margin only seems to apply to the space between the edge of a sheet of paper and the typeface—and even that has diminished! With the advent of the Facebook era, there is always some event on the horizon, asking me if I am "attending," "not attending," "maybe attending"—and if I choose to be negligent, it is "awaiting response." If I decide to pass on one event, there are usually multiple alternatives. Occasionally, people will send an e-mail, or an evite, or—get this—call; asking me to invest my time with them. Word-of-Mouth has been amplified through social networking; requiring me to filter through the clutter and be intentional with how I prioritize my time and make commitments. And if you don't request my time with at least three weeks advance notice, it's quite possible that I'm already booked! Continue reading
"It seems that not being religious is a form of risk-taking, consistent with other patterns of short-sighted behaviour in men." ~ Rodney Stark, Theologian
"I am very short-sighted, and if I don't like a situation I take my glasses off." ~Jenny Eclair, Comedian
Originally posted on Facebook—June 30, 2010
It is amazing what thoughts enter the mind as one attempts to wind down for an evening's sleep. I am sure that many people share similar experiences before falling asleep; fascinating combinations of thoughts that come across as epiphanies. For me, during that period of time between slipping into bed and actually falling to sleep, my mind tends to find parallels between subjects that would initially seem unrelated. Maybe I need to be half asleep to allow my mind to be able to reasonably consider such correlations. Who knows? All I know, is that during that pre-dream state of being, my mind is its most creative. Continue reading
"Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet." ~Roger Miller
"The drops of rain make a hole in the stone, not by violence, but by oft falling." ~Lucretius
Originally posted on Facebook, August 9, 2009
Hydrogen Dioxide, H2O, is a fascinating element, able to change into multiple physical states, optimally responding to the environment in which it finds itself. It is like the popular aunt or uncle, who shows up at the family reunion and innately knows how to bring harmony and joy; metamorphasizing with every interaction to uniquely bring sought-after value to all engagements. They bring life to the party. That, too, is Hydrogen Dioxide in a nutshell. Continue reading