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Its been fifteen years since Gideon Miller ran away from his Amish community in Carlisle, Pennsylvania as a boy of fifteen. Gideon arrives in the Smoky Mountains town of Twin Branches and settles in at the local auto mechanic's garage. He meets a host of interesting characters the most recent acquaintances are Kiki, an autistic teen, and her sister Mari. Known as the "Getaway Savior" he helps other Amish boys and girls relocate to life in modern America.
One day the phone rings. On the other end is his brother Moriah calling from Florida. Of course Gideon welcomes his brother to stay with him and offers him a job. But Moriah is caught in a web which ends in his death and forces Gideon to return to the town of his youth, with his brothers body in the back of a hearse and Mari and Kiki at his side. He must face not only the community he ran away from years ago but also his own web of bitterness. Will he be able to give his anger over to God and forgive his father?
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"I'm so excited to read this book! From a theological perspective I'm so glad to see someone tackling this issue. It has really been needed." --Julia M. Reffner
"I figured it out in the middle of the night! You know how you enjoy that very last piece of cake? You are so glad to have it and savor it and enjoy it, but then when you finish it, you're sad because it's all gone and you won't be able to have another taste until another of those cakes is made. That is why I felt sad finishing "Still Life in Shadows!" I have to wait until ? Until your next novel is published!" -- Lisa Gramann, a faithful reader of Alice Wisler
"Check it out!! Now, I never, ever thought I would say this next sentence, but here it is: It's a great Amish story. Well, no. It's a great EX-Amish story and there's none of the typical Amish fluff stuff in it. Alice Jay Wisler did an excellent job portraying some of the anguish that can come of leaving your family and lifestyle; of learning to forgive--both others and yourself. She also created this great little autistic girl that I just loved. It's a good book. You should check it out. Yay Alice!" -- Rachel Overton
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debwilsonSummerfield, FLAge: 18-24Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5December 21, 2013debwilsonSummerfield, FLAge: 18-24Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Gideon Miller doesn't have a lot of answers to life hard questions. But one thing he's absolutely sure about, is that the Amish life is not for him. Fifteen years after leaving home, he works at an auto shop and helps many young people make the transition from being Amish to the real world. Wanting to get them away from the strict lifestyle and potentially bad home situations, Gideon does everything in his power to get them on their feet.
When a autistic teenager come to the shop looking for work, Gideon is at a loss for what to do with her. Kiki seems to be a handful, and despite Gideon's attraction to her older sister Mari, he is reluctant to hire Kiki and take responsibility for her.
Then his brother, Moriah, makes an appearance at the shop. Gideon wants to help his brother, but when things take a turn for the worse, Gideon finds himself unable to help his brother. Fighting the demons of the past, Gideon has nowhere to turn. Will he be able to resolve the hurt of the past - or is it just too late?
The only thing I felt was missing from this book was more resolution at the end. It was a wonderful novel, but the end felt rushed and unresolved. There was lots of anticipation and tension between the characters, but then the plot just fizzled out. I enjoyed this novel a lot, but I just wish there would have been more instead of cutting it short. While I enjoy a story that move along and doesn't drag; realistically, I don't want it to fly by after all the great buildup with the story and characters.
This book was provided by the publisher for free in exchange for an honest review.
PenelopeTrinity, FL1 Stars Out Of 5The free e-book is just a sampler.December 10, 2012PenelopeTrinity, FLQuality: 1Value: 1Meets Expectations: 1FYI - this free e-book is just a sampler. You cannot tell until you buy the product.
Jocelyn Green, author of Faith DeployedCedar Falls, IAAge: 35-44Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Refreshingly profoundOctober 8, 2012Jocelyn Green, author of Faith DeployedCedar Falls, IAAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I am naturally drawn to historical, rather than contemporary fiction, but I made an exception for Still Life in Shadows. I'm so glad I did. Alice Wisler created one of the most engrossing story worlds I have ever read, and definitely the best in contemporary fiction I've read. The truths were gently but profoundly proclaimed, and I deeply sympathized with the well-drawn characters. This book is not only entertaining, but important. I hope you'll read it for yourself to find out why.
~Jocelyn Green, author of Wedded to War
B MaceAlexandria, MNAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5RivetingAugust 21, 2012B MaceAlexandria, MNAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This is a very well written book, with characters that you can identify with, right from the beginning. Stories with an Amish twist are always interesting to me, as the lifestyle seems too good to be true. While this book may have given a different slant to that seemingly idyllic way of life, I found myself believing this to be much more the way things really are. What a blessing to know that God's forgiveness is there for all of us.
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SAN JOSE -- Andrew Segre put on a show that will long be remembered as Sacred Heart Prep defeated Pacific Grove 56-21 for its second consecutive Central Coast Section Division IV championship and its third in the last four years.
Segre carried 28 times for 351 yards and six touchdowns to spearhead a completely dominating performance by the Sacred Heart Prep offense.
"Our line was amazing,'' Segre said. "A couple times I didn't even get touched.''
Throughout the season Segre and Ricky Grau had pretty much divided carries in the Gators' split-back, run-based offense. But Grau suffered an injury in SHP's semifinal win over Monterey, and the plan against Pacific Grove was for Segre to carry the load by himself.
Did he ever.
He was asked if he'd ever had a performance anything like that before.
"Maybe in Madden,'' he said. "Not in real life.''
Sacred Heart Prep had the ball five times in the first half. Four of those possessions ended with Segre touchdown runs of 57, 49, 15 and 17 yards. He added two more touchdowns in the second half on runs of 10 and 33 yards.
"We put in Matt Odell (to replace Grau), who is a good running back and a very good blocker,'' SHP coach Pete Lavorato said. "Usually we're not a one-back offense, but today Segre was getting the ball. We kept it simple. We wanted to keep the ball away from Pacific Grove.''
The Breakers came in averaging 47 points per game. They beat Carmel 77-53 in the semifinals, but found it not quite as easy to light up the scoreboard against a Sacred Heart Prep defense that was allowing only eight points per game.
Segre's first three touchdowns put the Gators up 21-0, but a fumble gave the Breakers field position and they cashed in with a touchdown. Then after Segre's fourth touchdown made it 28-6, Pacific Grove responded with a touchdown pass on the last play of the second quarter to close to within 28-14 at halftime.
But the second half belonged to Sacred Heart Prep. A 57-yard interception return for a touchdown by linebacker Andrew Robinson put the end to any comeback hopes entertained by Pacific Grove.
Now the Gators will wait to see if they get invited to a Northern California Division III regional bowl game.
"I would love to have another week with this team,'' Segre said. "If not this was a great way to end it.''
Pacific Grove 0 "14 "7 " 0--21
Sacred Heart Prep 13 "15 "7 "21--56
SHP -- Segre 57 run (Tinsley kick)
SHP -- Segre 49 run (kick failed)
SHP -- Segre 15 run (Segre run)
PG -- Compton 7 pass from Lowell (run failed)
SHP -- Segre 17 run (Tinsley kick)
PG -- Speed 25 pass from Lowell (Lowell run)
SHP -- Burr-Kirven 24 run (Tinsley kick)
PG -- Chesney 2 pass from Lowell (Brown kick)
SHP -- Segre 10 run (Tinsley kick)
SHP -- Robinson 57 interception return (Tinsley kick)
SHP -- Segre 33 run (Tinsley kick)
Records -- Pacific Grove 11-2; Sacred Heart Prep 12-1.


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August 12, 2012
Not everyone can turn her or his life "upside down" to go away to college, and it's just these aspiring students Longwood University had in mind when the Emporia campus was established.
We bring the possibility of acquiring a four-year degree to those who otherwise would not be able to move away for college because of life commitments," said Don Butler B.A.'94, M.A.'98, program director for Longwood's liberal studies elementary education program in Emporia. "To be part of helping people accomplish their higher education dreams is a wonderful experience."
Offered through the College of Graduate and Professional Studies, the Emporia program is a "two plus two": Students with associate's degrees in arts and sciences from Virginia community colleges can earn bachelor's degrees in liberal studies elementary education from Longwood in about two years.
Based at Southside Virginia Community College's (SVCC) Southside Virginia Education Center, the program is an example of the university's blended learning initiatives, which bring the quality of a Longwood education to off-site locations. Students utilize various technology resources to connect with each other, the faculty teaching their courses and the Longwood campus in Farmville.
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OAKLAND -- A's catcher Derek Norris is generating a buzz on two fronts this season.
The first is with his bat. His .377 batting average is the best in the American League for a player with 70 or more plate appearances, though he isn't listed among the official leaders because he would need 109 plate appearances to qualify at this stage of the year. As a platoon player, he only has 80.
The other buzz is being caused by his beard. A one-time clean-cut kid from Kansas, Norris sports a beard that would do justice to a sailor marooned on an island for six months. When he got to his locker in the visitors' clubhouse Sunday in Boston, Norris found a box of facial-hair essentials -- beard oil, shampoo, conditioner -- waiting for him courtesy of Red Sox outfielder Jonny Gomes, his former teammate on the 2012 A's.
Gomes was one of the leaders of the "Blood, Sweat & Beards" Red Sox team that won the World Series last season. Many of the players wore beards, which were considered one of the team's unifying factors.
So while Boston TV broadcasters were saying Norris "looked like he just came out of the woods," Gomes and other Red Sox players were suggesting that Norris had a Boston kind of look.
"With the year they had with the bearded sluggers or whatever they called it, they came up to the plate saying, 'I love the beard. It fits you better over here,' " Norris said. "And then Gomes sends over that box of shaving stuff. The beard is so outlandish and crazy, I think it's impossible for guys not to have fun with it."
Fans get into it, too, some of them calling him "Sasquatch."
The bat and beard seem to be working in symmetry.
"Having a beard and batting .120, that wouldn't play in your favor," Norris said.
With two more hits in the second game of Wednesday's doubleheader against the Seattle Mariners, Norris goes into this weekend's home series against his old team, the Washington Nationals, hitting .500 (17 for 34) in his last 13 games. He's also had eight walks in that stretch.
The turnaround at the plate for Norris came midway through the 2013 season. Scuffling along and exasperated by a .195 average at the end of June, he made an adjustment to his footwork and hit .337 the rest of the way, impressive numbers that have carried over to this season.
He attacks pitches in the strike zone with a nice, short stroke while having the patience to lay off pitches designed to make him chase.
"He works hard; he works right,'' batting coach Chili Davis said. "His swing has always been short. When I met him, it was short. He just got back to it. His swing has always been short with pop, and he'd gotten away from it.''
Norris spent the winter working with his personal batting coach, Paul Sanagorski, in Wichita, Kansas.
"We went over some video that Adam (Rhoden), our video guy in Oakland, gave me, showing some things I was doing positively," Norris said. "We tried to keep that same bat path and that same swing going into spring training. As it's gone along, I've gotten more and more confidence, and I've been riding it out ever since.''
For more on the A's, see John Hickey's Inside the A's blog at ibabuzz.com/athletics. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/JHickey3.


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sorry i didnt post yesterday about my game i forgot.the game was ok.i had only 15 points 6 assist 0 rebounds!!.i was having a bad shooting game and i couldnt get inside a lot.i had 0 rebounds.we did win but i didnt have a good game.also 2 days to tryouts.also if anybody have any tips or anything for rebounding let me know.thankyou for reading my post i will have another one later sorry it wasnt that long.
Tuesday is my school basketball tryouts.i been practicing by running 2 miles a day shooting 200 shots working on my defence freethrows going to camps and tournaments ahd practicing every day of the summer to be better than last year to put up my assist and rebounds and scoring even more.everyday of the summer to have a good basketball season this year and i am ready!!!!!! yesterday after school i practice with my friends because they are trying out too so we played 4 on 4 and 21 on my basketball court.i also practice my freethrows and my loayups and reverse layups and up iand under.also my defence.today is the my last game playing with the 13 and 14 and 15 years old aau team.the game is in 3 hours so right now iam outside practicing and writing this new post on my ipad i left my laptop inside so i am writing with my ipad.i shot 100 shots 50 freethrows and jumping rpoe with my ankle weights on.getting ready for the game.i also ran 4 blocks around the neighborhood.yesterday i just got some new lebrons.i saved up to 438 dollars.so i am getting everything i just preordered nba 2k12 and madden 12 and the new call of duty game and halo 4.plus the lebrons that cost 125.99.i have 69 dollars left.thank you for reading my post and i will have another one after the game in a few hours.
Monday school stated i had a good first week.i found out tryouts were in 2 weeks.i been on the team for 2 years strait.going into 7th grade i want to be even better than last year and get my assist up.i lead the varsity team in scoring the last 2 years so people already know i will make the team.i am not taking any chances because there will be more people trying out this year and people from other schools who was on their school team.in 5th grade i average 19 ppg 6 apg 3 rpg. in 6th grade i average 23 points per game 5 apg 6 rpg.i also been to camps and aau.2 days ago my workout was running 1 mile jumping rope with ankle weights.doing 30 pusups and situps. i also lift some weigts.i measured my self that day and i grown half a inch.i am 5'6 in a half now.yesterday my workout was shoot 100 shots and 50 freethrows.also i put on my ankle weights and practice layups with them on.then i ran a half of a mile and went inside.thankyou for reading my post
Sorry for my absence i was hanging out with my cousin thaddeus young.we were playing nba 2k11 and playing 1on 1 .2 days ago he help me on my defence and passing.when he left i was running a half of a mile.doing 30 pushups situps leg crunches andcurlups.i also practice jumping rope with my ankle weights on for 30 min.then i practice my defence like my cousin said.that was all for that day.yesterday my dad and me got up early and ran 2 miles.after that we went to the gym and practiced my defence and passing skills.i also jump rope and did 30 pushups and situps.then i practice my shuttle run.I also shot 100 shots of 3's.then i practice my freethrows and shot 100 of them and made 94 out of 100.then i stared dribbling with 2 balls for 30 minutes.then i tried dunk and i almost dunk the jump roping and ankle weights work.now i have to keep using if i want to dunk by highschool because i am 5'6 going to 7th grade.then after the gym i went swimming in are pool for 2hours and 17minutes.after that i ran for another mile.thyen i played nba 2k11 online with my friends and went to their house for an sleepover.thanks for reading my post and sorry again for my absence and school is about to start this month.
Today was a hot day .In the morning i just did 30 pushups and situps and curlups inside.then for 2 hours i played ncaa football 12.then i watch a hardwood classic on nba tv.i went outside to practice at 2:30.i did 200 shots and 100 layups 100 freethrows.i practice mostly on my 3point shot and my freethrows then i i put on my ankle weights and did layups and jumpshots with them on.then me and my dad shot the best out of 50.he made 31 out of 50 and i hit 38 out of 50.i went back inside at 8:00.thanks for reading my post sorry it is not that long i will try to dop better tommorow.
today was a good day.in the middle of the day i went outside on my uncle and auntie backyard they had a big basketball court.they said that my cousin thaddeus young used to play there when he visited he was 13.so i told them i will practice on it because i had a game that day. on it i did my 35 pushups and situps also i did leg crunches for an hour. then i ran for 1 mile.after i did that i went inside and had my lunch.i had a carrot juice ,tomato and a lettuce sandwitch and some fruit.i went back out there and shot 200 shots and 100 layups on my right i really didnt need to because i have big hands and i can hit layups with both hands and i dribble great with my right hand since i was 7.i also shot 100 3 point shots and hitted 78.then i practice my freethrows for an hour.i also practise my putbacks with my friends.i also practice my crossover and stepback move.then i jump on a chair back and fourth for jumping ability.there was 1 hour left until my summerleague playoff game.i check my watch to see how long i practiced and it was 4hours and 15 minutes.i went inside got ready for my game and when i was finish.my mom picked me up and took me to my game.i hade a great game we won 54 to 29.i had 31 points 4 rebouds , 11 assist,1 steal and 2 blocks.my summercamp team is going to the championship and i cant wait.thankyou all for reading my post i will have a new one soon.
i just read epe09 blog and she gave me the ideal that i havent wrote anything about me.i know i just made a post 15min. ago but i had to write about me and this will be cool.ok iam in 6grade going to 7th this year and i am on my school basketball team. we are a good team i am the captain i average 22.3 ppg 6.4 apg 5.2 rpg and 1 block a game. iam 5'6 i can touch the rim and i can shoot the ball from deep range.my teammates call me kevin durant because i can shoot deep and i can touch the rim and i have long arms and i like to do crossovers and i like to my stepback move.also like to score one time i scored 44.my cousin is thaddeus young he plays in the nba for the 76ers.now i am playing at a summerleague and we are in the playoffs.i won the 3point contest and most outstanding award here.i am averaging 24.4ppg 5.4apg 6.8rpg.the reason i made this blog to tell people about my journey to the nba and to be a great player ,better then the legends and just have fun being able to play because i love basketball.everytime since i was 5 i promise myself i will practice everyday and have fun doing it. thank you everybody for reading this i will have more in a day or 2.have any comments let me know.
hey everyone just got back from mcdonalds and then i went played nba 2k11 on playstation network and ncaa football 12.then i went in my exercise room and did 25 jumping jacks and 35pushups.then i went to watch nba tv and i got on my laptop and got on twitter .then i went to ihoops .com read 23airjordan blog and epe09 day 2 post.then i jump on a chair for 20 times.my dad said that if jump on a chair back and forth you will beable to jump higher because i already can touch the rim and i am 5'6 and i want to dunk not just touch the rim.also i talk to my cousin thadeous young he plays in the nba for the 76ers .he said i should go to his summercamp so he can teach me some moves and so i can teach the 10 and 9 years old.so i told him i will think about it.thank you all for reading my new post my next will be soon any comments let me know.
today i just read epe09 blog and i made a comment.today i was outside today i shooted 400 times practice my dribbling for an hour. then my friends came over to play pickup basketball 5 on 5. i had 10 points we were going to 21.istayed out there for 2 more hours to practice my game.then i went inside listen to some music. then i played nba 2k11 and call of duty blackops, and duke nukem forever on my ps3.then i went swimming in my pool for an hour.after that i went and watch the game.it was a good day so far.thank you all for reading this tell your friends.i will have another post tommorow.if there is any comments let me know.
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FRN 1000, 1001, 1002: Beginning French I, II & III
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"Sheltered Instruction: An Introduction" in Notes on Literacy
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Crosby, Woodland pick up big victories
Tyshon Rogers had a game-high 41 points and also grabbed 10 rebounds to spark the Crosby boys to a 92-77 victory over Kennedy in an NVL Copper game Thursday night at Crosby.
Jarron Chapmanadded 20 points for Crosby (17-1) and Zarvon Love chipped in with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Lex Perez contributed seven assists with six steals Kans Aseim King chipped in with six assists.
Jairo Suarez had 23 points for Kennedy (15-4) and Don Jarrett and Daquan Bowes each had 19 points.
Woodland 80, Derby 54: Austyn Brown had 19 points and Shane Classey added 17 points for the Hawks in Beacon Falls.
Tanner Kingsley scored a game-high 20 points with 10 assists for the Hawks (8-11), who qualified for the CIAC tournament. Eric Beutel chipped in with 11 points and seven rebounds.
Tyrae Small led the way for Derby (6-13) with 18 points.
Wolcott 66, Watertown 53: Cole Phelps netted a game-high 20 points for the Eagles at Watertown.
Shamari Thomas had 18 points while Vincent Gambino chipped in with 11 points. Michael Druan also had 10 points for Wolcott (7-11).
Nick Mondak knocked in a team-high 15 points while Ryan Brown finished with 13 points for Watertown (7-11).
Torrington 71, Naugatuck 64: Victor Diaz netted 23 points as the Red Raiders took care of the Greyhounds on the road.
Mitchell Zagrodnik and Desmond Langs both scored 12 points while John McCarthy finished with nine for Torrington (10-8).
Jason Bradley had a team-high 23 points while Ryne Griesenauer contributed with 13 points for Naugatuck (7-11).
Wamogo 55, Housatonic 43: Greg Peck netted 20 points to lead Wamogo to its first win of the season. The Warriors rallied in the fourth quarter after trailing the visitors, 34-32.
Matt Rollins had 17 points and Tristan Pepin chipped in with 10 rebounds for the Warriors (1-16).
Jesse Mohring, Chance O'Niel and Jeremy Stiewing each scored 12 points for the Mountaineers (5-11).
Lewis Mills 54, Nonnewaug 46: Alexander Daigle poured in 19 points, knocking down three from beyond the arc, as the Spartans topped the Chiefs in a BL matchup in Woodbury.
Nate Cook scored 17 points while Spencer Maloney contributed eight points for Lewis Mills (14-2).
Christian Metallo netted 19 points and Nick DeCiccio notched nine points for Nonnewaug (10-8).
Terryville 78, Thomaston 29: The Kangaroos jumped out to a 46-21 halftime lead and never looked back at Thomaston.
Shea Tracy poured in a game-high 24 points while Tyler Trillo added 15 points. Jacob Johnson finished with 14 points and Zach Graham had eight for Terryville (16-1).
Justin Taylor scored 16 points for Thomaston (4-12).
Bullard Havens 66, Oxford 59: Chris Gathers scored a team-high 18 points for Bullard Havens in a nonleague game in Oxford.
Kyle Chudoba had a game-high 19 points for Oxford (1-15), and Joe Tolomeo added 11 points.
Wolcott Tech 57, Platt Tech 46: Luke Pergola recorded 15 points to lead Wolcott Tech in CSC competition in Milford.
Brandon Oakes and Asante Maldon added 12 points apiece for the Wildcats (7-10) while Jake Munson chipped in with 10. Wolcott Tech needs one more win to qualify for the state tournament.
Eric Gilson led the Panthers (3-16) with 14 points.
Watkinson 57, Chase Collegiate 56: Gene Harrison scored off an inbounds play with 13 seconds left to give Watkinson a one-point advantage and Chase's Shamir Johnson's shot rimmed out at the buzzer in the semifinals of the HVAL tournament at Goss Field House in Waterbury.
Harrison finished with 25 points while Willie Baron added 10 points for Watkinson (14-9).
Charles McClain scored 22 points with eight rebounds for Chase, and Blake Hardy netted 10 of his 13 points in the second half. Johnson had eight points for the Highlanders (11-8).
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