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|Excellent - 134 reviews
Located only 5 miles to the main entrance to Mt. Rainer. Free Hot continental breakfast served daily, Free Wi-Fi, Brand new mattresses in every room, King rooms available, microwaves, refrigerators, and blow dryers in every room
Overall Rating - Excellent - 134 reviews
Good 7.0
No breakfast even though website indicates breakfast included.
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Gateway Inn & Cabin is located just 50 feet outside Mount Rainier National Park. It is the last stop before the entrance to the southwest route to Paradise, Mt. Rainier. Gateway Inn has cozy individual cabins for nightly rental. They are furnished with beds, shower, bathroom, tv, hot and cold water. Nearby, there are waterfalls, lakes, trails, and National F...
Overall Rating - Okay - 6 reviews
Good 8.0
It was very near the entrance of Mt. Ranier and the price is the lowest in the area.
There's not enough counter space in the bathroom. The shower pressure is weak and water temperature is not consistent. The sink faucets are reversed, i.e., hot water on the right instead of the left.It's convenient that the inn has a restaurant and a souvenir/convenience store.
Okay 5.0
The cabins are literally on the doorstep of Ranier NP. Spectacular setting! You're right in the forest! Very picturesque! Store and restaurant on the premisis.
Room was smallish. No place to put your suitcases. Beds were on the hard side and one of them squeaked quite a bit when you rolled over. Internet was not good at our cabin. Could have used some nice chairs to sit outside.We stayed in a cabin without a kitchen, so I don't know what the other cabins are like. Had a microwave and fridge. Cabins are old, which I don't mind at all, but just know that if you are really picky or are expecting 4-5 star ratings, this place is probably not for you. But if you want to be near the park, and be surrounded by beauty and are not afraid of rustic, this place is wonderful! Owner was very nice and friendly. We ate at the restaurant one night. Mostly burgers, but it wasn't bad. They do offer breakfast also. Small store also, but not a place to buy groceries, ...
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You'll be in the mountains with a stay at Packwood Inn in Packwood. Make yourself at home in one of the 32 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries. C...
Overall Rating - Okay - 2 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
Location is close to Mt. Rainier National Park.
This hotel is extremely overpriced. I would never stay here again. They claim the rooms are nonsmoking but the people who run the hotel are chain smokers who live in the hotel office and smoke indoors so the smoke smell in the lobby is overwhelming. Also we had the room directly above theirs so our room smelled horribly of cigarettes to the point where my clothes and luggage smelled like smoke when I returned home to unpack. It was disgusting and disturbed our allergies. I wish I reported them to the department of health considering it is illegal to smoke inside a business. Also the management has guests who loiter in the parking lot. They also advertise HBO but our television didn't even work. Not impressed and feel ripped off. Save your money and stay elsewhere!!
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27 Unit hotel located 1 mile West of Packwood. Free Hot continental breakfast served daily, Free Wi-Fi, microwaves, refrigerators, blow dryers, and flat screen TV's in every room. Also serve Night Caps nightly from 5:30-8:30. Close to White Pass ski resort. Come see the elk in our own back yard!!!
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2 reviews
Excellent 9.3
Good at meeting basic needs...clean, good wifi, nuce complimentary breakfast, in a very remote area near Mt. Rainier NP.
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With a stay at Gateway Inn in Ashford, you'll be in the historical district and minutes from Mount Rainier National Park. Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 15 guestrooms, featuring fireplaces. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include refrigerators and microwaves, and housekeeping is provided daily...
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Celebrating our centennial! Historic Victorian inn, restaurant and day spa in Ashford, WA, one mile from Mount Rainier National Park. Tower Suites, Queen rooms--all with bath. European antique stained glass windows and furnishings. Charming and comfortable parlor, with fireplace. Outdoor hot tub. Full breakfast. Acclaimed restaurant. Day Spa featuring massag...
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Excellent 9.0
The staff was very kind and helpful. The food was out of this world!
NoIt is a Victorian style that adds charm to the warm welcome you will get at this sweet B&B. The staff was, simply obvious, genuinely concerned about providing a comfortable and relaxing stay. The dinner menu was definitely 5 star! The favors and service were impeccable. Would highly recommend this quiet gem.
Excellent 10.0
The proximity to Mt. Ranier and the lush landscape really set the tone for what was a very cozy stay.
It could use stronger wifi access.I stayed during the slow season, in early May and the low number of tourists resulted in a rather empty hotel. I was in fact the only guest at the time. I made use of the hot tub overlooking their trout pond and the complimentary cooked to order breakfast the next morning was outstanding.
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Mt. Rainier National Park, Puyallup Fairground, Crystal Mountain, White River Amphitheater and King County Fairground are all nearby. All rooms have microwaves, refrigerators, iron and ironing board. Free Continental Breakfast 6:00-9:30 daily. Hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool, business center and free wireless internet. Pet Accommodation: 10.00 USD per nigh...
Overall Rating - Good - 13 reviews
Okay 5.0
location, close to the concert venue.
the green water in the hot tubstaff were super friendly and very welcoming.
Good 7.0
Only place in town but good location and friendly staff at check in and check out.
Carpet in room definitely needs replaced.
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Alpine Adventure Lodge is located in Packwood. Free WiFi access is available in this holiday home. The accommodation will provide you with a TV and a patio. There is a full kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave. Private bathrooms also come with a bath or shower. The property offers free parking. This holiday home is 84 km from Yakima Air Terminal (McAl...
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A beautifully-restored historic home (circa 1906) in the gorgeous Volcano and Waterfall country of Washington State. All guest rooms offer private baths with eco-friendly amenities. Specializing in serving local, seasonal, & organic food, with Allergy-Free Options (including gluten-free & vegan), to fully savor the flavors of the Northwest. Hike forest trail...
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Jasmer's Fireplace Rooms are super efficient, quaint, romantic, definitely unique original lodging accommodations just outside the main entrance to Mt Rainier National Park.All 3 rooms have fireplaces and separate entrances. Each different in size and vary in amenities slightly. Two rooms have showers for two. WI - FI and local Satellite TV for your enjoym...

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Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11) - If you're counting snowstorms it's, been a long winter.
If you're trying to get a horse to the Kentucky Derby, time is running short.
But two horses who won their first race at Churchill Downs in November made big leaps on our Top Twenty list of Derby prospects.
Dialed In won the Holy Bull Stakes at Gulfstream and the $240,000 first prize that almost assures a spot in the Derby. Trainer Nick Zito said simply, "What a horse." What Zito saw, was a horse that trailed by 15 lengths early in the race and then rallied to pass the entire field and hit the wire in 1:35.19 for the one turn mile. It was much like Dialed In's stunning stretch run when he broke his maiden at Churchill.
Meanwhile on the west coast, another Churchill maiden winner was running away with the Grade 3 Sham. Tapizar jumped into stakes company, winning the $100,000 race by more than four lengths. Trainer Steve Asmussen says he has a lot to be excited about.
And Soldat, who was second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf at Churchill, made the transition to dirt, and now appears to be a very serious Derby contender.
That's three of our Top Twenty. Let's see how everybody ranks as our long/short winter continues.
1. Uncle Mo.
Mark your calendar for March 12 when the 2-year-old champion makes his 2011 debut in the Tampa Bay Derby. If you have a déjà vu feeling, this is where Derby winner Super Saver returned to the track last spring. The timing is meant to set up Uncle Mo for a final prep in the Wood Memorial for owner Mike Repole.
Mo is working again in Florida and in six weeks we'll see if this is the same monster that won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile.
2. Dialed In.
When a maiden winner has you thinking Derby, he must be something special.
Dialed In broke his maiden during a troubled trip at Churchill Downs on November 12 that ended with a stunning stretch run. He did it again at Gulfstream's Holy Bull Stakes. If he wins the Florida Derby, he might be the Derby favorite, depending on Uncle Mo's progress. At the end of the mile in the Holy Bull, he looked like he was just starting to run.
3. Soldat
So you thought he was a grass horse. Well, he is, second in the Breeder's Cup Juvenile Turf. But Kiran McLaughlin decided to try him on dirt, which turned out to be slop. It didn't matter. Soldat beat a good allowance field by more than ten lengths. Second place finisher Cool Blue Red Hot was among a group of Derby hopefuls who were left looking for excuses. Soldat is now officially on the Derby Trail headed for the Fountain of Youth Stakes on February 26.
4. Tapizar
Steve Asmussen was smart to move this horse to California after he finally broke his maiden at Churchill Downs. Early results from Santa Anita indicate the Derby trail is much tougher in Florida. Tapizar wasted no time jumping from the maiden ranks to stakes winner. In the Sham Stakes, he dueled with the leaders through six furlongs in 1:08:08 and then simply "drew off." Clubhouse ride was a distant second. But Tapizar is the Derby Trail leader in the clubhouse in California.
5. To Honor and Serve
The Remsen Stakes winner has yet to make his 2011 debut but is widely thought to be the second best 3-year -old in the east; second only to Uncle Mo. Trainer Bill Mott thinks this may be his best chance ever to win a Derby. To Honor and Serve is a double graded stakes winner and has a great pedigree by Bernardini. He could meet Dialed In, in the Fountain of Youth.
6. Santiva
Eddie Kenneally thinks this is his ticket to the Derby, and Santiva is another reason the Derby Trail in Florida is full of good horses. This son of Giant's Causeway won the Jockey Club Stakes on the last weekend at Churchill Downs. The last horse to win that race: Super Saver. Santiva is another candidate for the Fountain of Youth. You wonder if some of these trainers might look for a softer spot.
7. Comma To The Top
This was the star of a one horse soap opera in late December when he won the CashCall Futurity in a driving rain. He beat a good field that night, even after he lost a shoe in the paddock and caused a delay of about 40 minutes in the post parade. Comma To The Top is a son of Bwana Charlie, who made most of his money in sprint races. And the pedigree traces back to In Excess, a line that loves synthetic tracks. The Dosage is 2.20 and the real test will come on real dirt.
8. Brethren
Speaking of softer spots, it looks like the half brother to Super Saver will try the Sam F. Davis at Tampa Bay. Tampa is getting to be a popular Derby Trail stop since the races are now graded. For Brethren, this will be a jump from the allowance race he won at Churchill. The question: Can WinStar catch lightning in a bottle two years in a row.
9. Decisive Moment
This is the first of two Derby contenders who started their careers at Calder Race Course in Miami. Decisive Moment first hit the board when he picked up $200,000 for finishing second in the Delta Jackpot. Then trainer Juan Arias took him back to Delta to win the Jean Lafitte (ungraded stake). The Dosage Index (2.11) says he'll love longer races. This is an under the radar contender. Think Smarty Jones and Mine That Bird.
10. Gourmet Dinner
Won $600,000 in the Delta Jackpot and a ticket to Louisville but he just keeps running. The galloping Gourmet was fourth in the CashCall Futurity in California and then came back for a gritty third place in the Holy Bull at Gulfstream. His sire is Trippi and the Holy Bull mile seemed to indicate distance limitations, but Gourmet Dinner could be a millionaire before May. Reminds me a little of last year's Noble's Promise.
11. Astrology
Another Asmussen trainee who was sent to California after winning the Iroquois Stakes and finishing second in the Jockey Club at Churchill. He's a son of A. P. Indy and has been the favorite in every race that he has run. And his second place in the Jockey Club was just a head behind the winner. Still needs to make his mark in the Santa Anita Derby preps.
12. Boys at Tosconova
Here's a horse with a good record but a cloudy future.
This Boy chased Uncle Mo to the finish line in the Breeders' Cup but missed his first start in the Holy Bull with what is called "a training setback." Trainer Rick Dutrow said he was being careful, but this is an Officer colt and they are notorious for early flame-outs.
13. Stay Thirsty
Returned to the training track on the same day as stable mate Uncle Mo and it was Stay Thirsty, who worked the bullet at the Palm Meadows training center.
He's just a maiden winner but he was fifth in the Breeders' Cup and this is the kind of Todd Pletcher trainee, who could mature and win a major race before the spring is over.
14. Rogue Romance
He was a third place finisher in the Breeders' Cup and that puts trainer Kenny McPeek back in the Derby chase this spring. McPeek has a farm near Lexington and loves Keeneland, so the goal for Rogue Romance appears to be the Bluegrass Stakes. This is one of the first colts by Smarty Jones to make the Derby trail.
15. Sweet Ducky
Funny name, serious horse. Might have won the Holy Bull had it not been for Dialed In's monster run down the stretch. Ducky is a Pulpit colt with an acceptable Dosage Index of 3.80. He now has $120,000 in graded stakes money and the rest of the winter to pad his resume. Kelly Breen is the trainer.
16. Awesome Patriot
Bob Baffert knows how to get a horse to Louisville in May and this colt has been working nicely for his first prep race at Santa Anita. And, the California races take on added significance this year because of the new dirt track.
Everything old is new again at Santa Anita. Artificial turf made a quick exit.
So far, the new track is lightning fast. Take that into account when watching horses like Awesome Patriot.
17. The Factor
And now the Baffert horse with the Wow! Factor. Yes, the Santa Anita track is fast and here's the proof. The Factor broke his maiden by breaking the track record for six furlongs, a cool 1:06.98. That's crazy fast, even for California. The Factor's last recorded work was: 58 flat for five furlongs. The sire is War Front and the next time this horse runs, everybody will be watching,
18. Jaycito
This is Bob Baffert: Part Three. Jaycito won the Norfolk Stakes, a grade one for 2-year-olds at Hollywood, but then had a troubled seventh place in the Breeders' Cup. It was so troubling that he wound up in Baffert's barn and recently worked: 59.4 for five furlongs. Probably has a chance to make some money at Santa Anita which has yet to produce a 3-year-old super star.
19. J. P.'s Gusto
Might be a good 3-year-old, if they didn't wear him out last year.
He really went for the gusto with four wins in eight starts including the Del Mar Futurity. It all added up to more than a half million dollars in earnings. David Hoffman's is apparently pointing J P toward the Bob Lewis Stakes. If he stays sound, he has enough money to show up on May 7.
20. Wilkinson
He makes the list because he won a Derby prep at the Fairgrounds that was billed as the start of the Derby trail; maybe, maybe not. Wilkinson is a Lemon Drop Kid colt and it's great to see Neil Howard back on the Derby trail. Wilkinson came up the rail and beat four other horses in the grade 3 and picks up $60,000. But he'll need another big score in Louisiana or somewhere to make the Derby.
And falling out of the Top Twenty:
Major Gain. He's the biggest casualty. The Major won the Arlington-Washington Futurity and was third in the Jockey Club at Churchill. But he never fired in the Holy Bull and finished eighth.
Cool Blue Red Hot has the excuse of a sloppy day at Gulfstream but his second place was hardly within shouting distance of the winner, Soldat.
Phillipe, who broke his maiden at Turfway, went to Oaklawn and finished third in a first level allowance race. It wasn't a terrible run but moving to the stakes level would be a stretch.
Premier Pegasus is still undefeated on the west coast but hasn't raced since November and qualifies as something of a mystery horse.
And finally, we bid adieu to Lauburu. The pricey colt didn't run to his regal pedigree in the allowance race that saw Soldat win in the mud. Another chance is possible, but time is running out.
Yes, the Derby clock is ticking and trainers, east, south and west or trying to plot a course to Churchill Downs.
Coming up on the Derby Trail, the Whirlaway at Aqueduct on February 5. Then on Feb 12, the Sam Davis at Tampa, the Bob Lewis at Santa Anita and the El Camino Real Derby at Golden Gate.
And yes, the Kentucky Derby is just a little more than three months away.
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Preaching today as part of the Martin Luther Colloquy is the Rev. Dr. Joseph Donnella. Dr. Donnella serves as chaplain at Gettysburg College, and has lectured and taught at LTSG regularly, as well as serving as an internship supervisor.
Receiving Communion Today
"Believing in the real presence of Christ, this church practices eucharistic hospitality. All baptized persons are welcomed to Communion when they are visiting in the congregations of this church." (from the ELCA's sacramental practices statement)
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Every Monday-Thursday at 10 PM in the quad fountain (Heiges Common Room if raining)
Anyone interested is welcome to gather for Night Prayer. For more information, contact Daniel Clark at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at 8 AM in Valentine 311
Anyone interested is welcome to join in a prayerful reading of Scripture, using Luther's version of lectio divina to attend to the lessons for the next Sunday. For more information, see Pr. Oldenburg
Second and Fourth Sundays of the Month, 6 PM at Christ Lutheran Church
This congregation is providing a Celtic Service on the second and fourth Sunday of each month, featuring Irish and Scottish music and the traditions of Celtic spirituality – a commitment to meditation, the Trinity, equality and care for the earth.


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2nd Annual Antique Fair
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Historic Bellefonte's 2nd Annual Antique Fair and pre-1980s Collectables in downtown Bellefonte will be held Saturday, September 13, 2014, feturing FREE antique appraisals by certified appraiser, Roger Snyder, at the Bellefonte Train Station starting at 10am. Stroll the shops and street vendors and find treasures from days gone by!
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Bellefonte Community Children's Garden
September 20 - Planes, Trains and ShipsPack your bags and learn the many ways seeds travel. Games, stories, crafts, and songs. Bonus: we will plant ourselves around a campre while enjoying a snack. Suitable for preschool - age 99.
Bellefonte Community Children's Garden
October 18 - Way Back Then
Put on your moccasins and step back in time as we learn about some
original caretakers of the garden. Discover ways Native Americans preserved the world around us and how we can pass these on to future generations. Spend time creating a take-home craft using the same types of materials that might have been used "way back then."
Fall Festival Weekend: Festival, Halloween Parade
October 18 & 19, 2014
The Annual Fall Festival is the following day from Noon - 4pm in Talleyrand Park with the Halloween Parade stepping off at 1:30. (Parade forms on High Street in front of YMCA at 1 PM. Costume judging prior to parade.) Enjoy free activities for children, ghost stories, music, food and more after the parade in Talleyrand Park.
Bellefonte Victorian Christmas
Friday, December 12 through Sunday, December 14, 2014
Bellefonte Victorian Christmas offers a taste of Christmas Past with an Historic Homes Tour, an Arts & Crafts Show, concerts, horse-drawn buggy rides, gingerbread house contest, train rides, strolling entertainment, breakfast with Santa and a Victorian Tea Party. Held on the second weekend in December.
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The Bellefonte Community Easter Egg Hunt
April 2015
The Bellefonte Community-wide Easter Egg Hunt is held annually prior to Easter. All children 12 years and under are invited to attend. Games, refreshments, and a visit from the Easter Bunny are highlights of the event, along with 10,000 Easter Eggs. The children are divided up into age groups throughout the park. Golden eggs with coupons for special baskets, gift certificates, and prizes from the downtown businesses are included in the day's festivities. Centre Crest, local clubs, churches, and fire companies will supply the candy-filled eggs and special prizes. There is no charge for this event. It is held in conjunction with Historic Bellefonte Inc. If any children need to complete community service time for school, they may volunteer to help with this event.
The Big Spring Festival
May 17, 2015 from Noon to 4 p.m.
Talleyrand Park, Bellefonte
The Big Spring Festival takes place on the third weekend in May and celebrates our bountiful supply of water with entertainment, water sports, crafts, fish stocking of Spring Creek and more. Activities will go on all afternoon courtesy of Kayaking Tussey Mountain Outfitters,
Children's Activities Sponsored By The Youth Service Bureau,
Food Vendors will be on hand and
Non Profit Group Activities & Fundraisers will be part of the day. The Stocking of Spring Creek is sponsored by Stocker Chevrolet Subaru. Fish are Furnished by Elk Creek Hatchery located in Millheim, PA.
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Bellefonte Children's Fair
June 2015
The Bellefonte Children's Fair, held on a Saturday in early June, fetures five fun-filled hours of games, activities, entertainment, raffles and displays. This event is made possible by Bellefonte Sunrise Rotary and proceeds benefit the Bellefonte Borough playgrounds. Click for more...
The Bellefonte Cruise
June 19-20, 2015
The Bellefonte Cruise, held Father's Day weekend, includes an open cruise, a sock hop, all-vehicle show, parade of high performance and classic show cars, motorcycle poker run, and lots more. In 2012 they added New Truck classes, redefined Motorcycle and Car classes, FREE Children's Class registration, and a Sunday Event – HBC 5K Run/walk to benefit Centre County Y!
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Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair
Friday, August 14 & Saturday, August 15, 2015
The Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair will be held Friday from 10am to 8pm and Saturday, from 10am to 6pm in Tallyrand Park. The fair includes over 100 juried artists and crafters, family entertainment, great food, and free children's activities. Park and ride shuttle service available from the Bellefonte High School.
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While you're in town, consider visiting Bellefonte Museum for Families of Centre County
The mission of the museum is to stimulate curiosity, imagination and creativity, and to promote lively and thoughtful participation. The museum focuses on the works of local artists, cultural art (art with historical and cultural context) and local collections.
The Bellefonte Museum for Centre County is located in the historic John Blair Linn House on Bellefonte's Allegheny Street. The house, built in 1810 of Trenton Limestone, is listed in the National American Buildings Survey and on the National Historic Registry. The historic home was the residence to many individuals and families who contributed to the growth of the town of Bellefonte, Centre County, and Pennsylvania.
Bellefonte, a town of 6000 located in Centre County, was the home to seven Pennsylvania Governors. The town leaders have worked to prevent demolition of historic structures and consequently the entire town has the feel of a Victorian time. The town lies where it does because of an enormous spring from which flows about 13 million gallons of water a day. A beautiful stream runs through the city park at the base of the hill where the historic county courthouse is located. William Lamb started the town around 1785.
The historic Linn House was converted to a museum facility over ten years ago. Recent plans to expand the museum include increasing the exhibition space, adding "Discovery Rooms" for children, a museum store, and a tearoom.
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HBI is a not-for-profit, charitable organization dedicated to the revitalization of Bellefonte and the preservation of the Borough's rich historic, cultural and architectural heritage. Through a volunteer structure, HBI serves as an umbrella vehicle to coordinate community efforts to carry out its mission.
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LESSON PLANS FOR USING MAKEBELIEFSCOMIX.COM IN THE CLASSROOMTweet
Here are ways some educators use MakeBeliefsComix.com in the classroom. We invite teachers and parents to share your own lesson plans for using our educational resource to teach literacy and reading, English and other languages, as well as other subjects. You can send them via our contact page -- http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Feedback -- or to firstname.lastname@example.com. (Please include your full name, grade, school and town.) For each lesson posted, we will send you a copy of Bill Zimmerman's book, MakeBeliefs: A Gift for Your Imagination.
Activity 1: Comics Conference Primers
Crafted by James Bucky Carter, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English Education, University of Texas at El Paso
Rationale: Many teachers, especially those using elements of the workshop approach, like to conference with their students to check in with them regarding their writing, reading, or progress. But, sometimes a student comes to a conference "cold," not sure what to say or talk about. This activity gives the student an opportunity to anticipate the conference while creating an artifact that can assist the teacher in addressing student concerns.
From the literature: "Writing workshop is time for students to draft and for me to confer with individuals or small groups of writers. Giving feedback during the process of the piece has been shown…as necessary to growth in writing" (Penny Kettle in Write Beside Them: Risk, Voice and Clarity in High School Writing, p.85)
Students will:
- Consider the topics s/he wants to discuss with the teacher in a conference
- Consider how s/he might like the teacher to respond
- Craft a multi-paneled, hypothetical conversation between the student and teacher using the MakeBeliefsComix maker
- Share the comic with the teacher at the beginning of the conference
- Teacher may desire to model the making and use of the Comic Conference Primer before asking students to create them.
- Students create their own Comics Conference Primer
- Teacher begins conference with student with pleasant conversation and asks to read the Comics Conference Primer
- Teacher and student begin conversation, using the Comics Conference Primer as a prompt.
- Students can be prompted to use the Comics Conference Primers to elicit feedback in peer conferences as well.
Example: http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/?comix_id=14463815C729653
Activity 2: "If X was Y"
Crafted by James Bucky Carter, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English Education, University of Texas at El Paso
Rationale: Character analysis is an important part of learning about literature and life. This activity asks students to choose a character from the Diverse Cast of Characters on the Create Comix page of MakeBeliefsComix (http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/), identity the character as a person from a text they are reading, and then to explain why they chose to match the two figures.
From the literature: "Students assess, or assay, characters by regarding them like family members, next-door neighbors, classmates or other people they know." (Joseph O'Beirne Milner and Lucy Floyd Morcock Milner in Bridging English, 4th edition, p. 146)
Students will:
- Identify a character using the Diverse Cast of Characters that they feel could represent a character in a text they've been reading
- Explain why they made this choice.
- Compare, contrast, and ask questions of students' choices.
- Teacher should model the activity by choosing a character from a text that is known to the class and creating his/her own If X was Y comic.
- Students choose the character from the Diverse Cast of Characters and match it with a character from the main text they are reading.
- Within the comic, students offer explanation of why they paired up the two characters.
- Students share their comics with peers in pairs, then small groups, then as a whole class (if desired), with the teacher using guided questioning techniques to assist students in comparing and contrasting student artifacts.
Example: http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/?comix_id=1995557010C729746
Activity 3: "Somebody/Wanted/ But/So" 4-Panel Summarizer and Motivation Marker
Crafted by James Bucky Carter, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English Education, University of Texas at El Paso
Rationale: The abilities to summarize key events in a story and to consider characters' motivations are important to character analysis and gateways to comprehension. Some readers may need help with these tasks, however. Writing "Somebody/Wanted/But/So" sentences helps students focus their attention and can help teachers evaluate how well they understand basic plot and character motivations.
From the literature: "Summarizing a short story or a novel appears to be too overwhelming for many students…Somebody/Wanted/But/So…offers students a framework as they create their summaries….As students choose names for the Somebody column, they are really looking at characters and trying to decide which are the main characters. In the Wanted column, they look at events of the plot and immediately talk about main ideas and details. In the But column, they are examining conflict. With the So column, they are looking at resolutions [or results!]" -- Kylene Beers in When Kids Can't Read: What Teachers Can Do (p.145)
Students will:
- Use MakeBeliefsComix creator to craft a "Somebody/Wanted/But/So" 4-Panel Summarizer and Motivation Marker
- Share their finished product with peers
- Teacher introduces Somebody/Wanted/But/So as a summarizing strategy and as one that help analyze character motivations.
- Teacher models the strategy using a text known to the class, crafting a sentence or two that follows the "Somebody/Wanted/But/So" pattern. Example: "The grasshopper wanted to play all day, but he did not gather food for the winter. So, the grasshopper was starving when winter came."
- Teacher will transfer the sentence onto a four-panel grid, with each word placed in its own panel: Panel 1: Somebody; Panel 2: Wanted; Panel 3: But; Panel 4: So.
- Images and words are added to address each part of the "Somebody/Wanted/But/So" prompt.
- Teacher models how to save and/or print the finished comics
- Students are instructed to do the same.
- Students share their comics at the appropriate times.
Example: http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/?comix_id=351983652C729686
Activity 4: Logographics for Nonfiction Note-Taking
Crafted by James Bucky Carter, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English Education, University of Texas at El Paso
Rationale: Many states are integrating the Common Core Standards, which suggest to teachers that they need to pay more attention to nonfiction texts. Since classrooms are often fiction-centric, students may need additional help applying skills of analysis to non-fiction texts. As well, many students are assisted by integrating visual note-taking skills into their repertoire of strategies.
From the literature: "A logograph is a visual symbol….Logographic cues are designed to offer readers with a high-utility message in a minimum amount of space. Readers can design their own logographs to insert into texts as they read to become "signposts" that show them the direction the text is taking…. Students should design their own logographs so that the picture has some meaning for them." – Kylene Beers in When Kids Can't Read: What Teachers Can Do, p.130)
Students will:
- Assign coded meanings to images from the MakeBeliefsComix maker
- Make multiple copies of each "code image"
- Apply the image to annotate a piece of nonfiction via cutting and pasting the image onto the text
- Alternative: students could draw the logographic images instead of cutting and pasting. This activity is designed to work best with a paper copies that do not need to be preserved.
- Practice using logographics to annotate texts.
- Teacher introduces or reviews elements of analysis for nonfiction
- Teacher introduces logographics as a form on note-taking and analysis.
- Teacher creates images and assigns them to certain elements on which s/he wants to focus. One might decide to use a "Who/What/When/Where/How" model or to focus on character, tone, setting, etc. (See Example)
- Teacher illustrates how MakeBeliefsComix features can be used to facilitate assigning images logographic significance.
- Teacher uses images from MakeBeliefsComix to annotate a short nonfiction selection.
- Teacher asks students to visit MakeBeliefsComix to choose their own images for specified elements of nonfiction.
- Students make keys for their logographic choices to help the teacher know what image suggests what note.
- Students apply their logographics by annotating a nonfiction text.
Example: http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/?comix_id=41030267C761631
* This example assumes the teacher wants students to look for important people, dates, opinions, and relationships in a text. Every time a student identifies one of these things, the corresponding image should be drawn or pasted next to it in the text's margins.
Tamara Kirson, named The New York Times 2009 ESOL Teacher of the Year and ESOL instructor at the New School in New York, shares how she uses MakeBeliefsComix.com in her essay, "MakeBeliefsComix: An Article About Using Comics to Teach English - Become A Comic Strip Writer with Ease!" Her article was originally published in the Fall 2009 issue of ProLiteracy's Notebook.
To help students, especially ESOL students, to develop writing fluency through an entertaining, engaging and nonthreatening format; to encourage students to convey feelings and ideas creatively.
The activities below are based on MakeBeliefsComix.com. When students use this site, they seem to forget they are writing in another language and, instead, focus on the joy of creating a "comix" strip!
Before using the web site with students, explore the Teacher Resources section. Take a look at the YouTube video on that page. The web site is suited to any level of language learner. Students may write as little as one word to a more extensive dialogue. They may choose one character or multiple characters. Students can work on their own or in pairs. The comix are easily printed out for classroom sharing and for display.
Activity 1
Ask students to bring in an example of a favorite comic strip, whether in English or their home language. There are often well-known comics that they love from their home countries.
Conduct a discussion about the purpose and value of comic strips. (To begin, model a discussion by presenting a favorite comic strip of your own. This discussion will help students develop an understanding of what makes a good comic strip and the value of comic strips for language learning.) Ask students:
- Why do people read comic strips?
- What kinds of episodes are describe in comic strips?
- How are feelings conveyed in comic strips?
- How can reading and writing comic strips help with language learning?
Activity 2
Present the opportunity for students to become comic strip writers themselves! Explain that they will begin by exploring MakeBeliefsComix.com on their own.
Introduce the web site and briefly describe each of the tools: the writing window, the characters, the emotions, the panel choices, balloons, colors, and prompts. Let students "play" for about l5 minutes.
Once students have become familiar with the features, ask them to write their first comic strip about comic strips! Their strips will address the questions that were discussed in Activity 1 (above). For example, two characters might be talking about comic strips – what they are, and how people react to them. A group of characters might be discussing how they feel when they read comic strips, or how they learn language by writing comic strips. The possibilities are limited only by the imaginations of the students.
Review the discussion about comic strips, asking students to state the main points that came out of the discussion. To focus their writing, have each student choose one of the discussion questions as a prompt for his or her comic strip.
Print out and share the first set of comic strips. At this point, comfort with the web site elements and the story content are more critical than mechanics.
Activity 3
One of the strengths of the web site is its applicability to classroom studies. The pleasure of creating a comic strip is enhanced by relating the content to classroom instruction. In this way, the joy of writing is integrated with the rigor of academic study. For this activity, the students will work with vocabulary they have studied based on their classroom reading and writing. If you haven't yet developed a vocabulary list, this is the time to do so!
Now review the vocabulary your class has been learning to ensure that students understand the meanings of the words, what part of speech each word is, and how each word can be used. Students will select five new vocabulary words to incorporate into their comic strips. Ask students to choose the theme or topic of the comic strip. They must include the five pre-selected new vocabulary words and use the correct word form of each.
Expansion Activity: After they have completed their comic strips, have the students read their strips aloud, leaving out the vocabulary words. Other students in the classroom must "fill in the blanks" with the correct word in the correct form. Depending on the students' reading level, you may have them refer to a list of the vocabulary words on a board or chart or to lists in their own notebooks. Or you can ask students to activate their memories only!
Activity 4
To reinforce and further promote a deeper understanding of concepts the class has been working on, have students create a comic strip that addresses the main ideas of a particular topic. (This year, my students have been studying ethics and the environment. The guiding study question has been about how we protect our flora and fauna, whether in zoos or the rainforests.)
Explain to students that they will be writing a comic strip based on a specific topic they have been working on in class. Have students share their ideas. Next, pose a question to students that will generate global thinking about the issues under study in the classroom. Have students answer that question by creating a scenario in their own comic strip.
Concluding Activity
You may wish to have a "Comix Celebration" and post all of the strips that the students have written to celebrate their writing progress. Students can walk about and read all of their classmates' comic strips. This is an ideal time to invite other classes in for a community reading!
Expansion Activity
Students may use the site to send birthday greetings, invitations, and tales of their successes. Adult students may engage with their children by writing comix with them.
Paula Michelin is ESOL Instructor at the Center for Immigrant Education and Training, La Guardia Community College, Long Island City, N.Y. Here she shows how she uses MakeBeliefsComix.com with her intermediate adult English as a Second Language Students.
The goal of this activity is to familiarize intermediate adult English as a Second Language (ESL) students with the MakeBeliefsComix website and its many possibilities for creating comic strips and helping students improve their creativity, problem solving and writing skills.
STEPS:Students can work individually or in pairs based upon their computer skills level and computer availability. Tell students they will create their own comic strips using this web site.
- Students go to www.makebeliefscomix.com home page and click on the tab "ENTER HERE!"
- Tell students that the first thing they will do is to explore each character. Ask students to click on a character to make it appear in the Selection Window at the lower left of the page. Make sure students understand that by clicking on the red arrows under the window, they can check out four different versions and emotions within the same character. Once they have found the one they like, they can add that character to the panel by clicking on it.
- Tell students to click on different scenes and objects on the far right to become familiar with all the options they have when creating the comic strips. Ask them to practice moving the objects to the front or to the back, making them smaller or bigger and adding different colors to the background.
- Finally, have students check the different sizes and shapes for the speech bubbles.
Once students are familiar with all the possibilities and tools in creating comic strips, give them the tasks below and have them come up with their own comic strips:
CHARACTERS: A vampire talking to an angry baseball player.
PLOT: Think of a situation or a problem using the characters above. Remember that comic strip dialogues are short and funny!
TOOLS: Use the tools listed below to create your own comic strip and have fun! - Choose blue background by clicking on Background Colors boxes at lower right. - Choose two panels to make the comic by clicking on Panel Choices boxes at lower right.
CHARACTERS: Clown holding a pie and a girl on a wheel chair.
PLOT: Think of a story, a situation or a problem using these characters. Remember that comic strip dialogues are short and funny!
TOOLS: Use the tools listed below to create your own comic strip and have fun - Select locker room background. - Choose three panels.
CHARACTERS: Choose your own characters.
SITUATION: One character is the supervisor and the other one is the employee. The supervisor asks the employee to work overtime, but the supervisor refuses to pay overtime. What is going to happen when the employee tells the supervisor that he/she is entitled overtime pay?
TOOLS: Choose your own background and objects.
When students are finished with these tasks, ask them to post their stories on the classroom walls. Students walk around the room and view their classmates' comic strip. Click on the link below and check out one comic strip created by a student.
FOLLOW UP:As a follow up activity, students can choose some of the characters from the MakeBeliefsComix website and write a comic strip based on a situation, or problem related to a book or newspaper article they are reading or have read. This will allow students to become a "character" in the story and freely voice their opinion and point of view on how a certain situation should be dealt with. The creation of the comic strip gives students a chance to analyze the situation and think carefully about how to respond to it. In addition, students who are not artistically inclined are still able to create something artistic.
Jennifer Brunk taught Spanish and English as a Second Language at the university level for over twenty years. In addition, she taught English to immigrants and Spanish to children in elementary school, daycare, homeschooling groups and private classes. She also blogs about resources for teaching Spanish to children on her website Spanish Playground.
I have used comic strips with Spanish and ESL students of different levels and they have always enjoyed the activities. Comics lend themselves to all kinds of entertaining and effective ways to learn language.
Comic strips work well with students learning a language because:
- The graphics support the language and create a context with a setting, objects, and characters who show emotion and action. When a teacher creates a strip, these factors contribute to comprehensible input. When students make the strip, the same elements support comprehensible output.
- The language in comic strips is entirely dialog. The absence of third-person narration with description makes the language more accessible.
- The language in comics is realistic, spoken language. This is often something I want to focus on in class.
- Comics are short. Many students find it is less intimidating to fill talk balloons than to write a paragraph of text.
- You can use comic strips with any age or level.
- Activities with comics are high-interest and fun.
Comic strips can be used in language classes in many different ways. Here are a few suggestions:
- Cut apart the panels of a comic strip or copy it out of order. Students put the panels in the correct order.
- Give students the complete strip in order with empty talk/thought balloons. Provide the sentences to fill in the balloons and let students order the dialog.
- Give students a comic strip with half of the dialog and have them create the other half.
- Select several vocabulary words and ask students to use them in a comic strip. You can create the strip with empty balloons (or use one of the blank templates), or let students make their own.
- Present a setting or a problem and have students create a comic strip.
- In groups of three (or four), give each student a three- (or four) panel comic strip with empty talk balloons. The strips can be the same or different. They each fill in the balloons in the first panel and then they all pass the strip to the person on their right. Everyone fills in the next panel in a logical way. They continue passing the strips until the comics are complete. Be sure to have three- and four-panel strips available in case you end up with groups of different numbers.
- Incorporate culture into comic strips. For younger students, this could be as simple as including a reference to food, a holiday or a place. Older students can create strips about cultural stereotypes or current events.
- Focus on a specific grammar point that you would like students to practice. Here are a few possibilities:
- To practice direct object pronouns, ask students to make a strip with an object, but to only refer to the object once as a noun (anywhere in the strip). In the rest of the dialog, the object will be represented by the pronoun. Example of a comic strip to practice direct object pronouns.
- To practice comparisons, ask students to create a comic strip with two characters making comparisons. Remind them that they can scale the objects and people to create differences in size. Example of a comic strip to practice comparisons.
- To practice narration in any tense, give students a comic strip and ask them to rewrite it in another tense.
- Give students a comic strip to establish a scene and ask them to continue it using the past tenses or the future tense. For example, to practice narration in the past you could give students the strip ¡Yo no lo tengo! and ask them to write the sequel in which the character explains how she came to have the phone in her pocket.
- Consider using the generator for activities other than making traditional comic strips. The graphics in the generator are an amazing resource for learning language because they provide a visual context. You can use them to practice vocabulary or grammatical structures. Here are a few possibilities:
- Have students put a different character in each panel and use a talk balloon to have the characters introduce and describe themselves. The characters can also explain what they are doing or feeling.
- Have students put an object in each panel. Ask them to describe the object or explain why it is important to them.
- Have students create a number of different panels with several characters or objects in each but no dialog. They describe the panels to each other in pairs and their partner identifies which panel is being described.
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1 Reinhart, Sam C 11/6/1995 R 6.00.75 185 Kootenay WHL
2 Ekblad, Aaron D 2/7/1996 R 6.03.5 216 Barrie OHL
3 Dal Colle, Michael C 6/20/1996 L 6.01.5 182 Oshawa OHL
4 Bennett, Sam C 6/20/1996 L 6.00.25 178 Kingston OHL
5 Nylander, William RW 5/1/1996 R 5.11 176 Modo SweE
6 Draisaitl, Leon C 10/27/1995 L 6.01.5 204 Prince Albert WHL
7 Virtanen, Jake RW 8/17/1996 R 6.00.75 208 Calgary WHL
8 Fabbri, Robby C 1/22/1996 L 5.10.25 170 Guelph OHL
9 Perlini, Brendan LW 4/27/1996 L 6.02.75 205 Niagara OHL
10 Ritchie, Nicholas LW 12/5/1995 L 6.02.25 226 Peterborough OHL
11 Ehlers, Nikolaj LW 2/14/1996 L 5.11 162 Halifax QMJHL
12 Fleury, Haydn LD 7/8/1996 L 6.02.5 203 Red Deer WHL
13 Kapanen, Kasperi RW 7/23/1996 R 6.00 181 Kuopio FinE
14 Tuch, Alex RW 5/10/1996 R 6.03.5 213 USA Under-18 NTDP
15 Larkin, Dylan C 7/30/1996 L 6.00.75 190 USA Under-18 NTDP
16 Milano, Sonny LW 5/12/1996 L 5.11.5 183 USA Under-18 NTDP
17 McCann, Jared C 5/31/1996 L 6.00.25 179 S.S. Marie OHL
18 Ho-Sang, Joshua RW 1/22/1996 R 5.11 175 Windsor OHL
19 Barbashev, Ivan C 12/14/1995 L 6.00 180 Moncton QMJHL
20 Fiala, Kevin RW 7/22/1996 L 5.10 180 HV71 SweJE
21 Vrana, Jakub RW 2/28/1996 L 6.00 187 Linkoping SweE
22 Kempe, Adrian LW 9/13/1996 L 6.01.5 187 Modo SweE
23 McKeown, Roland D 1/20/1996 R 6.00.75 195 Kingston OHL
24 Schmaltz, Nick RW 2/23/1996 R 5.11.5 172 Green Bay USHL
25 MacInnis, Ryan C 2/14/1996 L 6.03.25 183 Kitchener OHL
26 Bleackley, Conner C/RW 2/7/1996 R 6.00.25 192 Red Deer WHL
27 Scherbak, Nikita RW 12/30/1995 L 6.01 175 Saskatoon WHL
28 Goldobin, Nikolay RW 10/7/1995 L 5.11.75 178 Sarnia OHL
29 Kamenev, Vladislav C 8/12/1996 L 6.02 185 Magnitogorsk RusJr
30 Sanheim, Travis D 3/29/1996 L 6.03 181 Calgary WHL
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[…] a hockey-smart two-way center with playmaking ability by the ISS. He finished the year ranked as the No. 17 prospect in the ISS year-end evaluation and is considered the second best two-way center in this year's […]
[…] player who is still trying to develop an all-around game. Schmaltz finished the season ranked as the No. 24 overall prospect in the ISS year-end […]
[…] hockey-smart two-way center with playmaking ability by the ISS. He finished the year ranked as the No. 17 prospect in the ISS year-end evaluation and is considered the second best two-way center in this year's […]
[…] hockey-smart two-way center with playmaking ability by the ISS. He finished the year ranked as the No. 17 prospect in the ISS year-end evaluation and is considered the second best two-way center in this year's […]
[…] International Scouting Services and N.H.L. Central Scouting have Ekblad as the No. 2 prospect at the draft, which will be held Friday and Saturday in Philadelphia. […]
[…] blood. Reinhart has been ranked in the top three for pretty much the entire season. He was ranked number one in the final rankings by International Scouting Services, and was named the WHL player of the […]
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[…] Hockey released its top 30 draft prospect rankings for the month of December earlier this week and to no surprise Kootenay Ice forward Sam Reinhart […]
[…] NHL Central Scouting has him ranked as its 12th best North American skater, and ISS has him at number 14 overall in their rankings. An aggregate ranking by NHL Numbers puts him at number 12. So it appears his raw ranking by […]
[…] by both the CSS and the ISS (14), and the actual selections in picks 1-14 tracked closely with how ISS had them ranked. But by passing up higher-ranked players, Snow continued his drafting trend of passing up what […]
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[...] Mooseheads of the Canadian Hockey League, Nathan MacKinnon recently supplanted Seth Jones in the ISS Top 30. MacKinnon is ready to make an immediate impact in the NHL as Dennis MacInnis of ISS alludes to [...]
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Aaja Piya Tohe Pyaar dun
Lyrics & Chords
Hindi Song: Aaja Piya Tohe Pyar Du, Gori Baiyya Tope Var Du
Movie or Album: Baharo Ke Sapne
Singer(s): Instant Karma, Lata Mangeshkar
Music Director(s): R D Burman
Lyricist(s): Majrooh Sultanpuri
aaja piya tohe pyar du, gori baiyya tope var du
kis liye too itna udaas, sukhe sukhe honth ankhiyo me pyas
kis liye kis liye ho…….
aaja piya tohe pyar du, gori baiyya tope var du
jal chuke hain badan kayi piya isi aag me
thake huye inn hatho ko dede mere hath me
ho, (sukh mera le le, mai dukh tere le lu -2)
mai bhi jiyu too bhi jiye ho……….
aaja piya tohe pyar du, gori baiyya tope var du
hone de re jo yeh julmi hai, path tere gao ke
palko se chun dalungi mai, kante teree raho ke
ho, (lat bikhraye chunariya bichhaye -2)
baithi hu mai tere liye ho…………
aaja piya tohe pyar du, gori baiyya tope var du
apni toh jab ankhiyo se, bah chali dhar si
khil padi bas ek hansi, piya tere pyar ki
ho, (mai jo nahi hari, sajan jara socho -2)
kis liye kis liye ho…………….
aaja piya tohe pyar du, gori baiyya tope var du
HELLO FRIENDS…….Dis is my first song which i am uploading finally after such a long time………actually i was not getting time for recording…….so plzzz listen dis song patiently n tell me hwz it n ur most welcum to tell my mistakes in it so dat from the next time will surely try not to do any mistake like whichever in dis song………Thanks a Lot IN ADVANCE Friendssss………:)
Shaniruh said
Very well sung in ur sweet voice Tulika….keep it up :)
Swati Prasad said
tulika you got such a sweet voice!!
i would really love to hear it with karaoke :)
you can ask me anytime if you need any kind of help
loved it so much :)
Swati Prasad
Dr sridhar saxena said
Tulika ji welcome to Muziboo and congrats for singing superbly….very sweet vocal quality and perfect control over sur which is very discernible since it is an unplugged version….please do sing with track….you will rock here (if track is not available with you please let me know…I will arrange it)….regards
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Sudhakar said
Hi, Tulika ji, welcome to Muziboo family, u have a lovely voice, and nicely sung too, keep posting.
Thinkal govind kumar said
Hearty Welcome to our wonderful forum of MUZIBOO ! Nice to have you around !
Fully agree with our Rahul above !
Your good self has been blessed by GOD with a great voice & lots of singing talent !
This indeed is a beautiful rendition by you with lots of feel !
LOVED this ! Kudos !
As pointed out by Rahul, please start singing along with K-Tracks & record your renditions !
Being a beginner, you might not be well-versed in mixing which you will be able to learn in due course. In the meanwhile, anyone of us can help you with a good mixing that would make your rendition more beautiful ! Please do not hesitate to seek help in this regard !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Gautam Parekh said
Tulika ! Most well come at this beautiful community for Music & Singing. You have a wonderful voice & ability for singing. Agree with above pointers about Recording. Hope next time you following us. Keep Singing & Sharing. God bless you. Best luck for your next project. (With Karaoke track). Thanks & TC….
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Ryane Clowe, who just last season played with the New York Rangers after receiving him in at the trade deadline from the San Jose Sharks, was an unrestricted free agent this summer but didn't stay that way for long. On the first day of the free agent signing period, Clowe was scooped up rather quickly by the Rangers' Hudson River rivals, the New Jersey Devils.

Clowe's contract with the Devils was for five year, $24 million. Many were rather shocked and perplexed that of all teams, the Devils would give a lot of money to a player not worth that type of contract.

So was it a bad move?

As of right now yes it is. Now Devils' GM Lou Lamoriello is a genius and has one of the most brilliant hockey minds, but this signing just makes absolutely no sense to me.

I mean I could understand if the Devils signed Clowe to a one or two year deal, but five years? Clowe was only on the Rangers for half a season and received not one but two concussions, which made him miss most of the playoffs.

With Clowe being 30 years of age, having a history of concussions, and playing a full 82 game regular season only once in his entire eight-year career, it is very unlikely that he will earn his new contract with the Devils. Also for him to make $4.8 million per season while coming off of his worst year since the 2007-2008 season with three goals and five assists while being out injured for most of the year as well, it is just very strange to me to say the least that the Devils front office would agree to this signing.

Now maybe Lamoriello once again knows something we all don't know, but as of right now, I have to say this looks like a really bad move for the Devils.

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