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Martin & Co in Folkestone offer a second to none service in the Folkestone, Hawkinge, Sandgate & Hythe areas.
In an independent survey 96% of our customers considered our service to be either good or excellent (ESTAs, 2010) and more recently our branch was shortlist for best in region at the ESTAs and we won the bronze award. Our clients provided feedback on a number of subjects from the quality of our range of services, the standard of our marketing for their properties, communication and, of course, our managed services. As result of this feedback Martin & Co Folkestone were voted one of the top 10 agents for lettings in the whole of the UK.
We believe local knowledge and involvement are essential and are members of Go Folkestone, formed in 2001 dedicated to making Folkestone a superb place to live.
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The franchise is owned and managed by Dennis Roodhardt, and was voted one of the Nation's Top 10 letting agents at the prestigious ESTA Awards (Estate Agency Awards) in 2012 and shortlisted in 2014 as voted for by our customers. Martin & Co has grown from a young startup to the area's top letting agent in only a few years.
Tracey, the Folkestone Branch Manager, has a wealth of experience gained both from being a landlord herself and her time managing customer service and sales in the retail sector and is responsible for the management of the branch, including conducting letting and sales appraisals, viewings, vetting tenants and managing the letting of our portfolio of properties.
Richard, our Property Manager, has over 30 years experience in project management, is a landlord himself and is responsible for property management for our managed portfolio.
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We have a constant demand for two and three bedroom houses in the Folkestone, Cheriton, Sandgate & Hythe areas which has been created by a strong demand for family homes near the fast train to London.
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A few sheets of felt, found at a fabric or craft store, can become a Make Your Own Pizza Kit for your own child or as a gift for someone else.
My favorite part of this activity, as emphasized by its author Jackie, in the post on her own site, is that sloppy cutting is completely appropriate.
No sewing involved, people! What else could we produce with some quick felt cutting besides pizza? Cupcakes with frosting & sprinkles? Tshirts with stripes and/or pockets?
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Lancelot de Carle, (also Carles), (c. 1508 – July 1568), Bishop of Riez, was a French scholar, poet and diplomat. He was in London in 1536, in the service of the French Ambassador, Antoine de Castelnau. Carle was an eyewitness to the trial and execution of Anne Boleyn, Queen consort of Henry VIII, and shortly afterwards, he wrote a poem detailing her life and the circumstances surrounding her death.[1][2][3]
Lancelot de Carle was the son of Jean de Carle, seigneur de Peyrissac, and Jacquette, daughter of Baude de Constantin, who married in Bordeaux in 1500 and had three sons and a daughter:[4]
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- Marguerite de Carle, widow of Jean Arsac, married Étienne de La Boétie.[5]
His father was a lawyer and second president of the Parlement Bordeaux from 1519 to 1521.[6] His two brothers distinguished themselves in local government service.[7] Carle was related by marriage to Étienne de La Boétie and Montaigne.[7]
His father died before 1556, his mother died around December 1556 in Bordeaux.[8]
Carle was very well-educated. Fluent in Latin, Greek and Italian, he especially appreciated French poetry.[7]
Lancelot de Carle wrote verses in French, Latin as well as Italian, and was recognised in his lifetime as an accomplished poet. He also translated biblical and classical texts.[7] He socialized in literary circles, and was esteemed by La Pléiade.[9] Both Pierre de Ronsard and Joachim du Bellay dedicated works to him[10]
Carle is best known for a 1,318-line poem about the life and death of Anne Boleyn, the second wife of Henry VIII. The poem, Épistre Contenant le Procès Criminel Faict à l'Encontre de la Royne Anne Boullant d'Angleterre, (A Letter Containing the Criminal Charges Laid Against Queen Anne Boleyn of England),[11] is dated 2 June 1536, but not published until 1545.[12] It was written in 1536, while Carle was in London, serving as secretary to Antoine de Castelnau, ambassador to the court of Henry VIII.[7][13] Since Francis I soon became aware of the circumstances, the poem may have begun as a diplomatic report.[7] The poem relates Anne Boleyn's early life, as well as the arrests, trials and executions, of the Queen and her co-accused, in May 1536. It proclaims that it relates matters heard from a variety of sources in England, but does not name them, nor address their veracity, and it contains a number of factual errors that Carle could have checked.[14]
Thirteen extant copies remain of Lancelot de Carle's poem: two printed versions and eleven manuscripts. They are held in the British Library, the Royal Library of Belgium, the Bibliothèque nationale de France and departmental archives in Bordeaux, Soissons and Valenciennes. Although the two printed copies are identical, none of the manuscripts precisely matches any of the others. The history of some of the versions remains unclear; no documentary evidence establishes that any of them is Carle's original.[14] Georges Ascoli, a French literary scholar, examined most of the extant versions of the poem in 1920, and selected one that he believed closest to Carle's original.[14] Ascoli included a transcript of the manuscript version in the Bibliothèque Nationale known as f. fr. 12795.[14][15] The transcript in Georges Ascoli's La Grande-Bretagne Devant l'Opinion Française, Depuis la Guerre de Cent Ans Jusqu'à la Fin du XVIe siècle includes a line-by-line listing of all the variations between f. fr. 12795 and the other versions, along with some explanatory notes.[14][16] There is a complete English translation of Lancelot de Carle's poem in Susan Walters Schmid's Anne Boleyn, Lancelot de Carle, and the Uses of Documentary Evidence.[17] An English summary of the poem can be found among the Letters and Papers of the Reign of Henry VIII[18] and in Elizabeth Norton's Anne Boleyn: In Her Own Words & the Words of Those Who Knew Her.[19]
As a detailed description of the events surrounding Anne Boleyn's arrest, trial and execution, the poem has become an invaluable resource to biographers and historians, although debate continues over its accuracy and significance.[20] Until recently it was generally accepted that Lancelot de Carle was not present at Anne Boleyn's trial and execution, but that another Frenchman, Crispin de Milherve was an eyewitness. In The Sunday Times review: The Lady in the Tower: The Fall of Anne Boleyn by Alison Weir 1 November 2009,[1] John Guy argued that French scholars had demonstrated that Lancelot de Carle and Crispin de Milherve were the same man.
"Weir believes that a separate poem by another Frenchman, an eyewitness at Anne's trial, one Crispin de Miherve, corroborates de Carles and adds extra details. Unfortunately, Crispin is a phantom. A French scholar proved in 1844 that the text Weir is using had been doctored, and in 1927 it was shown by comparing all the genuine manuscripts that the two poems are identical and by de Carles. Weir has been duped."[1][2][3]
Although the poem was not published until 1545, it was widely circulated previously.[13] Whether or not Carle was involved in its distribution or later publication is unclear. In June 1537, after Carle had returned to France, Henry VIII learned about the poem and wrote to Stephen Gardiner, his ambasador in Paris:
Has received his sundry letters, ... "with the French book, written in form of a tragedy, sent unto us by the same," ... Wonders that on his first having knowledge of the said book and the malice of it, he did not apply to the French king to have it suppressed. As sundry copies and impressions of it have got abroad, Gardiner is to tell the French king and the Great Master how much Henry is grieved that it should have been written in the house of his ambassador in England, "and now there (in France?) imprinted." Is to urge that all copies may be taken in and suppressed, leaving the punishment of the, devisers to their discretion. Understands that the author was one Carle, attendant upon the French ambassador.[13]
It is unknown whether or not Lancelot de Carle or anyone else was punished by the French king.
Royal service[edit]
Carle's royal service included positions as secretary to the French ambassador to the court of Henry VIII in 1536, and later as almoner to Francis I and in 1545 to the dauphin of France (the future Henry II). Carle also served as a royal councillor as well as advised both Charles, Cardinal of Lorraine and Catherine de Medici.[10] In 1547, Carle traveled to Rome to reconcile the Pope and the French king. As a reward for that service, Carle was appointed Bishop of Riez, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence in 1550.[21] Carle went on a second mission to Italy in 1554. Unlike many bishops of the time, Carle spent a great deal of his time in his episcopal see, and also worked to quell civil unrest in Provence.
Antoine du Verdier described Lancelot de Carle as an "excellent poet in Latin and French and well learned in Greek". A number of works are attributed to him:[22][23]
- L'Odyssée d'Homère. A translation into French of Homer's Odyssey, attributed to Carle by La Croix du Main.[22]
- Les Blasons du Corps Féminin. Paris.(1543). He collaborated, with Clément Marot, and Michel d'Amboise in the drafting of this collection.
- Discours Anonymes et Poèmes sur Anne de Boleyn. 1536–1544 A collection of texts, some of which are anonymous, and poems about Anne Boleyn.
- Epistre Contenant le Procès Criminel Faict a l'Encontre de la Royne Anne Boullant d'Angleterre. Lyon. 1545. A Poem detailing the life, the trial and execution of Anne Boleyn, Queen Consort of Henry VIII.
- "Éloge ou Témoignage d'Honneur de Henri II, Roi de France". In Paschal, Pierre. Henrici II, Galliarum regis elogium, cum ejus verissime expressa effigie, Paris, 1560.. Praise and testimony of honour of Henry II, King of France. A translation into French from the Latin of Pierre Paschal.
- Exhortation ou Parénèse en Vers Héroïques Latins et Français à Son Neveu, Paris, Vascosan, 1560. An Admonition or exhortation in heroic verse, in both Latin and French, to his nephew, Jean de Carle.[23]
- La Paraphrase en Vers François de l'Ecclésiaste de Salomon, 1561
- Cantiques de la Bible, 1562
- Cantique des Cantiques, 1562
- Lettres au Roi de France, Charles IX, Contenant les Actions et Propos de M. de Guyse, Depuis sa Blessure jusqu'à son Trépas, Paris, 1563 Letters to the King of France, Charles IX, containing the actions and words of M. de Guise, since his injury until his death.
He died in Paris in July 1568.[24] In his will, dated 19 May 1557, Lancelot de Carle left his property to Francois de Carle, his nephew and eldest son of Pierre de Carle.[8]
- ^ a b c Guy 2009.
- ^ a b Weir 2010, p. 340.
- ^ a b "How Alison Weir was duped". The Misadventures of Moppet. Misadventuresofmoppet.wordpress.com. Retrieved 15 December 2013.
John Guy asserts that Crispin de Milherve and Lancelot de Carle have been shown by French scholars to be the same person.
- ^ Harmer 1939, pp. 443–474.
- ^ Schmidt 1953, p. 663.
- ^ Harmer 1939, p. 443.
- ^ a b c d e f Walters 2012a, p. 218.
- ^ a b "de Carle Family". Rootsweb. Ancestry.com. Retrieved 15 December 2013.
- ^ Bellay 2004, p. 280.
- ^ a b Walters 2012a, p. 219.
- ^ Walters 2012b, pp. 412–414.
- ^ Bernard 2011, p. 152.
- ^ a b c Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, 12(2), 78.
- ^ a b c d e Schmid 2011, pp. 7–11.
- ^ Carle 1545.
- ^ Ascoli 1927.
- ^ Schmid 2013, pp. 110–175.
- ^ Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, 10, 1036.
- ^ Norton 2011, pp. 261–264.
- ^ Walters 2012a, p. 218–219.
- ^ "Diocese of Riez, France". GCatholic.org. 2013. Retrieved 4 January 2014.
- ^ a b Rabanis 1851, p. 77.
- ^ a b Grudé 1773, p. 570.
- ^ Richard 1761, p. 778.
- Ascoli, Georges (1927). La Grande-Bretagne Devant l'Opinion Française, Depuis la Guerre de Cent Ans Jusqu'à la Fin du XVIe siècle. Paris: J. Gamber.
- Bellay, Joachim du; Slavitt, David R. (2004). The Regrets: A Bilingual Edition. Translated from the French and Latin by David R. Slavitt. Evanston: Northwestern University Press. ISBN 0-8101-1993-5.
- Bernard, G. W. (2011). Anne Boleyn: Fatal Attractions. New Haven ; London: Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300170894.
- Carle, Lancelot de (1545). Epistre Contenant le Procès Criminel Faict a l'Encontre de la Royne Anne Boullant d'Angleterre. Lyon.
- Grudé, François, Sieur de La Croix du Main (1773). Rigoley de Juvigny, Jean-Antoine, ed. Les Bibliothèques Françoises de La Croix-du-Maine et de Du Verdier 4. Paris: Saillant & Nyon ; Michel Lambert. p. 570.
- Guy, John (1 November 2009). "The Lady in the Tower: The Fall of Anne Boleyn by Alison Weir". The Sunday Times (London). Retrieved 15 December 2013.(subscription required)
- Harmer, L.-C. (1939). "Lancelot de Carle; Sa Vie". Humanisme et Renaissance (Librairie Droz) 6 (4): 443–474. in JSTOR
- "Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII". British-history.ac.uk. Retrieved 15 December 2013.
- "How Alison Weir was duped". The Misadventures of Moppet. Misadventuresofmoppet.wordpress.com. Retrieved 15 December 2013.
- Michaud, Joseph Fr.; Michaud, Louis-Gabriel (1813). Biographie Universelle Ancienne et Moderne, ou Histoire par Ordre Alphabétique de la Vie Publique et Privée de Tous les Hommes qui se sont Distingués par Leur Écrits, Leurs Actions, Leurs Talents, Leurs Vertus et Leurs Crimes 7. Paris: Michaud Frères. p. 141.
- Norton, Elizabeth (2011). Anne Boleyn: In Her Own Words & the Words of Those Who Knew Her (hardback). Chalford: Amberley. ISBN 9781445600437.
- Rabanis, François-Joseph; Lamothe, Léonce de (1851). Compte-Rendu des Travaux de la Commission des Monuments et Documents Historiques et des Batiments Civil du Département de la Gironde, Pendant l'Année 1850–51: Rapport Présenté au Préfet de la Gironde. Paris: Librairie Archéologique de Victor Didron.
- Richard, Charles Louis; Giraud, Jean Joseph (1761). Dictionnaire Universel, Dogmatique, Canonique, Historique, Geographique et Chronologique, des Sciences Ecclésiastiques 4. Paris: Jacques Rollin ; Charles-Antoine Jombert ; Jean-Baptiste-Claude Bauche. p. 778.
- Russell, Gareth (10 March 2011). "Fatal Delusions: A review of the new biography of Anne Boleyn". Confessions of a Ci-Devant. Garethrussellcidevant.blogspot.com.au. Retrieved 15 December 2013.
- Schmid, Susan Walters (2013) [First published University of Arizona 2009]. "Chapter 3: The Poem: Poem Translation". Anne Boleyn, Lancelot de Carle, and the Uses of Documentary Evidence (Ph.D. thesis) (UMI 3538762). Ann Arbor: ProQuest. pp. 110–175.
- Schmid, Susan Walters (March 2011). "Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII". History Review 69: 7–11.
- Schmid, Susan Walters (2012). "Carle, Lancelot de (c.1508–1568)". In Wagner, John A.; Schmid, Susan Walters. Encyclopedia of Tudor England (hardback) 1. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. pp. 218–219. ISBN 9781598842982.
- Schmid, Susan Walters (2012). "Epistre Contenant le Procès Criminel Faict a l'Encontre de la Royne Anne Boullant d'Angleterre". In Wagner, John A.; Schmid, Susan Walters. Encyclopedia of Tudor England (hardback) 2. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. pp. 412–414. ISBN 9781598842982.
- Schmidt, Albert-Marie (1953). "Poètes du XVIe siècle". Bibliothèque de la Pléiade 96 (Paris: Gallimard).
- Weir, Alison (2010). The Lady in the Tower: The Fall of Anne Boleyn. London: Vintage. ISBN 9780712640176.
External links[edit]
- Epistre Contenant le Procès Criminel Faict a l'Encontre de la Royne Anne Boullant d'Angleterre Lancelot de Carle's poem about Anne Boleyn at Bibliothèque Nationale de France
- How Alison Weir was Duped at Misadventuresofmoppet.wordpress.com


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Winter comes to a close with one last sampling of Lore's most popular ale before the recipe is hung up for the year. This roasty dark ale is tempered by the creamy protien-rich oats that give a slightly more succulent flavor and feel to the sharper roast taste and texture.
Coatmeal is brought to the bar with dark brown hue, maybe black and topped with a head that appears moussey, dense, and rich. Light lacing and moderate retention both appeal to the eye, but want more substantial foam character.
Roasty aromas decorate the nose with elements of dark roast coffees, cocoa, charred woods, and an overall roasty character. Very light caramel also seems to be of the scorched variety and elude to faint sweetness. An overall malty-rich scent seems nearly starchy while lurking deep in the background.
Flavors are also dominated by roast character. The same French-press coffee, bittersweet chocolate, burnt embers, and scorched caramel all provide flavor but with obvious roasty overtones. Void of smoke, still a campfireish element persists. No fruity esters, nor any spicy yeast notes leave the beer with a simplified and cleaner taste that allows the oat character to inform the true malt taste for a richer and well rounded flavor spread.
Medium bodied to start, the initial creaminess is short lived as the feel of roasted grains usher in a powdery roast and acrid bitterness that's more so of coffee than of hops. The oat additions seem to recess at mid palate and leave the beer's body lightened and thin in finish which also allows some roasted grain astringency to pronounce.
Overall, Lore's Coatmeal Stout is a simple and roasty ale. but more dextrin is needed to keep the beer creamy and firm deeper into finish which will assist both the taste and texture. An English-like grapey ester might also help for interest and more savory flavor.
03-22-2012 03:34:20 | More by BEERchitect
3.08/5 rDev -1%
Pours into the point glass a deep opaque brown with a toffee half inch head that dissipates almost immediately. I struggle to see garnet highlights.
Aroma is rich roast malt, hints of toffee and chocolate, with a sweet oatmeal finish.
Slightly astringent roast malt opens the flavor profile, ushering in hints of toffee, a nutty taste mid palate, and a somewhat acrid coffee finish. The aftertaste is strongly oaty.
Body is slightly watery, considering the added oatmeal. Carbonation is medium to low, as appropriate.
Overall, it was a little less complex than some, and the acrid finish was offputting. But not at all a bad beer, especially to find one locally brewed. Keep up the good work!
01-13-2012 23:49:34 | More by barczar
Winter Coatmeal Stout from Lore Brewing Company
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Is this the future of the American Mustang?
By 1900 the population of wild mustangs roaming the United States had dropped down to 2 million. You may think that is a sizable number – and it is enough to provide a sustainable population. Then we Americans have been driving them to extinction. Their numbers dropped to lower than 18,009 in 1971 and our Congress passed a free wild horse and burro law to protect them from extinction.
There are now about 30,000 free Mustangs living in the United States. Tens of thousands more are kept in holding pens with their futures up in the air. Their fate parallels that of the Przewalski horse. Man reduced the Przewalski horse down to just 13 when zoologists and others stepped in with efforts to repopulate and reintroduce these wonderful horses back to the wilds of Mongolia. Now there are close to 1500 of them in zoos and less than 400 in wild. Their fate is still on a razor's edge. And the American Mustang is close behind.
Here is a wonderful video on the efforts to re-home the Przewalski horse. Afterwards please be sure to go to this petition to support the SAFE Act to keep all horses safe from human consumption in the US. ~ HfH
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Breeding programs and co-operative efforts by various European zoos have helped increase the population of Przewalski's horses – a species that had been threatened by extinction for decades.
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You see hate in our political system, where hate gets you further politically than love.
President Obama seems to be a special target — and the tea party, many of whom seem to be haters, is now learning what it feels like to be hated.
Sports rivalries are fueled by hate — which seems an egregious waste of energy, especially when we look at our academic institutions. If your mental health is dependent on your college football team crushing its rival, you are entrusting to teenagers a power over you that borders on the ludicrous.
As a friend once said to me as I screamed at the TV on a football Saturday, "Get a life!" I am trying.
History offers the best illustrations of hate. Anne Applebaum, in her wonderful new book, "Iron Curtain," writes:
"The Germans considered Slavs to be subhumans, ranked not much higher than Jews ... and they thought nothing of ordering arbitrary street killings, mass public executions, or the burning of whole villages in revenge for one dead Nazi. The Soviet Union, meanwhile, considered its western neighbors to be capitalist and anti-Soviet strongholds whose very existence posted a challenge to the USSR."
We all know what Hitler and Stalin — the greatest haters in recent history — did to those they hated. They are only different in degree, not kind, from the bullies who strut around our schools.
So, why do we hate?
I thought I would consult "The Harvard Guide to Psychiatry," but the index failed to notate "hate," which says all I am going to say about where modern psychiatry is in terms of cultural analysis.
So, here is a theory not found in the above mentioned tome:
Groups are held together by shared ideals and symbols — here, think of religions or rah-rah football factories such as the universities of the Big Ten or especially the SEC.
But there is a second part of this theory — and I am here influenced by the school of psychoanalysis, which argues that the real energy of a group comes from a shared hatred of another group, an "outgroup," such as the Jews in Germany in 1933. They only made up 1 percent of the German population, but look how Hitler mobilized hate against a small minority to grease the skids to his rise to power in that pivotal year.
Another factor in hate is envy, which is why Cain killed his brother, Abel. Some of Jesus' fellow Jews were jealous of his great popularity among the people, especially the poor. Hate and envy led to his demise at the hands of the Romans, who hated Jews.
Organized religion, instead of helping people overcome their hate, is often an instigator of hate. Some churches and religions think of themselves as God's only path to salvation or his unique instrument in history. What arrogance! Look at how preachers have stirred up hatred toward homosexuals, Muslims (and Muslim preachers have returned the favor far too often), and those who uphold Roe v. Wade.
What is the solution to our hate? I would like to argue for the power of reason and critical thinking, but I am not optimistic about our power of reason, because what has far more power over us is our emotions. However, in our churches and schools, we must try our best to foster critical thinking and sharpen our tools of reason.
But the best way to overcome hate is with a power that emotionally is equally strong, and that is the power of love.
Compassion, empathy, our depth of emotion that can be harnessed to human frailties and suffering — these are our most effective weapons to combat hate. This was the path Jesus took. And so must we.
— By the Rev. Henry Idema, Tribune religion columnist


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PLAN - Grade 9
All freshmen will take the PLAN test in the spring. The PLAN measures basic academic development in the areas of English, mathematics, reading and science reasoning. PLAN helps identify career interests and relates these to educational and training requirements. It measures knowledge of effective study skills and give students the opportunity to indicate areas of special concern in which they feel they need assistance. PLAN can also assist students in preparing for the ACT Assessment or other national college entrance testing programs that are completed by high school juniors and seniors.
PRACTICE PSAE - Grade 10
The practice Prairie State Achievement Exam is administered in April of the sophomore year. Day one the ACT Test is given; on Day two students take the Work Keys. They are "retired" tests and give sophomores an opportunity to take the tests prior to taking their state graduation test their junior year. The ACT score from the practice test cannot be used for college admissions.
PSAE - Grade 11
All juniors will take the Prairie State Achievement Examination (PSAE) IN April. Day one of the PSAE is the ACT Test. Day two of the PSAE includes Work Keys Math and Reading and the ISBE Developed Science Test. This ACT test is considered an official test date and NCAA, colleges and universities will accept the score. The PSAE is a State of Illinois graduation requirement. Taken during the junior year, the ACT is the qualifying test for the Illinois State Scholar Program.
The ACT Assessement is an achievement assessment accepted for admission to all colleges. All Hononegah students take the ACT as part of the PSAE during spring semester of their junior year. The ACT is designed to measure the skills taught across the high school curriculum and necessary to successful completion of college-level course work. These skills are measured in English, mathematics, reading and science reasoning. Students can register for an optional writing test required by some universities for an additional fee. Scores can be sent directly to up to four schools. For an additional fee, up to three additional score reports may be requested when registeri ng, or by contacting ACT. The test is given on Saturdays in September, October, Decembe, February, April and June. It is offered at Hononegah in June. If students do not score as well as they believe they can, the test can be retaken. Registration information including dates and test centers that offer the ACT test can be obtained at
or in the GCP Office. Taken during the junior year, the ACT is the qualifying test for the Illinois State Scholar Program.
The PSAT/NMSQT test serves three purposes.
It is a practice/preparation test for the SAT college entrance exam. (sophomores, juniors, seniors)
All juniors who take the test are participating in the nationwide scholarship programs offered by the National Scholarship Corporation.
All juniors may opt to allow their names to be including on mailing lists given to colleges. Colleges do not receive the tests scores.
Students register in the GCP Office in September and will receive a student bulletin which provides more information on test segments/questions and the scholarship program.
The SAT is a program of the College Board. The SAT I measures your verbal and mathematical reasoning abilities. The SAT II: Subject Tests measure knowledge of particular subjects and the ability to apply that knowledge. Colleges may require or recommend once or more of these tests for admission or placement purposes. Up to three subject tests can be taken on a single test day. Scores can be sent to four schools included with the test fee. For an additional fee, additional scores can be sent at a later date by contacting
The test is given on Saturdays in October, November, December, January, March, May and June. It is not offered at Hononegah. If students do not score as well as they believe they can, the tests can be retaken. Registration information including a list of all test centers and dates the SAT are offered, can be obtained at
AP EXAMS AP Exams are typically administered the first two weeks of May. In March, HCHS students can register at the Guidance Office for the AP exams.


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Google's Navi-Software for Mobiles with Android 2.0
Google Maps Navigation provides Android 2.0 users with a free and comfortable navigation software. Every user? No. The software is currently available in the USA only, and for one mobile.
Still in beta, Google Maps Navigation, like most of Google's beta software, is stable and set to replace the quite basic navigation solution Google Maps for Mobile. Map updates are available for free from the net.
As with other navigation software, a computer voice guides the driver through the surrounding scenery. The trick is that the driver can steer the software by voice-control. Just speaking the name of the destination is enough. The complete address is not necessary.
Besides simple directions, the software will provide information about restaurants, gas stations and hotels along the way. Street View images can also enhance the journey, where available. A further mode takes the local traffic situation into account, enabling drivers to avoid congestion.
It all sounds very promising, but until now the software, even in the US, will only run on the droid Motorola mobile based on Android 2.0. The HTC Hero is however about to migrate and further mobiles are sure to follow. Dates for an official European launch are still unknown. This YouTube video shows how the software works.
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I had heard of JoAnna before but never her music until one of my radio announcers on Jazz Moods Radio DJ Big Kahuna started playing her music in his song set. Can I tell you how blown away I was with her track Deep Soul?
JoAnna is known as the Soul Stringer and rightly so; she plays with great passion and soul, gently striking each chord of her violin with sweet caress and with ease.
Growing up in Detroit with her parents Joe and Marian, JoAnna was the only daughter of seven children who actually began her musical career at a Detroit public school. It was there that she experimented with various instruments such as the recorder before she started playing the violin. The recorder was the perfect preamble to the violin as it helped JoAnna to develop her basic musical rhythms and techniques.
And so at the age of eight, JoAnna had begun her journey into the violin and quickly rose to star quality after much practice while at home. JoAnna did not need to take extra violin lessons as she honed her technique and skill at the Detroit Community Music School.
Among her musical influences, JoAnna lists artists such as violinists Noel Pointer, Jon Luc Ponty, Karen Briggs, Regina Carter and Jerald Daemyon.
Even though JoAnna has encountered several health struggles, she continues to soothe her soul and that of the audience with her beautiful music. She is a firm believer that music heals people and can touch the very depths of one's soul.
JoAnna brings a sensuous, sultry, elegant, sassy yet classy vibe to the art of strings. Her very presence and her sincerity is felt long before you see her or even hear her first note.
JoAnna is currently in the studio working on a new compilation. One of the releases from the CD is called "Midnight Stroll" which can be heard on her Reverbnation Page.