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- 1 November 19, 2015 at 11:28 pm
It's time to check out the new Ribbon Creek hiking/snowshoeing trail. This gentle trail follows the valley bottom route of the "old Ribbon Creek" trail, but it is now too narrow to be groomed for XC skiing. You can continue west, beyond the Link XC Ski trail, all the way to the North Fork of Ribbon Creek.
- 2 November 20, 2015 at 9:32 pm
The new hiking/snowshoe trail along Ribbon Creek is no longer the wide, road-like XC ski trail that it was before the 2013 flood. It is now an intimate, winding, narrow trail that is reminiscent of the Fox Creek trail in Peter Lougheed Park. It crosses back and forth over Ribbon Creek on a series of six scenic bridges. Although the trail is narrow, the valley itself is much more open than before, with large patches of forest ripped out by the power of the flood.
The new Ribbon Creek valley trail is mean for snowshoeing, hiking and fat-biking and is too narrow to ever get groomed for XC skiing. It is, however, a perfectly wonderful as a skier-set trail… as long as that one set of stairs is covered with snow!
- 3 November 17, 2015 at 10:44 pm
Snowfall alert for snowshoers! About 20cm of fresh snow has fallen at West Bragg Creek, so conditions will be great for snowshoeing on Snowshoe Hare, Snowy Owl, Snowy Shortcut, Whitetail, Demi-Tel and east Telephone Loop tomorrow. It's a much shorter drive to West Bragg Creek, than to Kananaskis or Banff!
- 4 March 10, 2015 at 7:55 pm
Peter Lougheed PP
We hiked to Rawson Lake today from Upper Lake Parking in shirtsleeve weather. The trail along Upper Kananaskis Lake is very icy for most of the way. The trail to Rawson Lake is icy in parts half of the way up then becomes compact snow to the lake. We crossed the lake at the outlet stream and sat in the sun for lunch and watched the spindrift and sluffing snow avalanches on Mount Sarrail. Snowshoes are not required, but traction devices are recommended for speedy safe travel. We returned along the lake shore staying off the trail and in the sun.
- 5 February 27, 2015 at 12:52 am
Has any one gone snow shoeing to Healy Pass lately? Could you let me know how the conditions were.
- 6 March 2, 2015 at 1:09 pm
Patricia – check also in the backcountry drop-down tab for conditions when considering your snowshoe trips. There are more backcountry skiers than snow shoers "Out There".
- 7 February 20, 2015 at 2:51 pm
Snowshoed to Boom Lake on February 17th. Trail was hard packed but not icy all the way to the lake. Every other group on the trail was just wearing hiking boots with extra cleats of one sort or another. However, on the lake itself, the hikers were breaking through the snow here and there and often there was a layer of slush on top of the ice. With snowshoes we stayed on top of the snow and out of the slush. Had lunch on the lake shore near the first ice fall. It was sunny, warm and comfortable. On the way down the trail we did take off our snowshoes and carried them down.
- 8 February 14, 2015 at 6:24 pm
Snowshoed into Rummel Lake today. Constant flurries interspaced with heavier, near whiteout conditions until early afternoon when blue skies started to appear. The trail is in excellent shape, and was shared by both snowshoers and back-country skiers. Everyone smiling. Now, if we can only get that kind of snow condition on the ski trails…..
- 9 February 14, 2015 at 8:52 pm
Could someone let me know if you can snowshoe all the way to Rummel Lake?…is it avi terrain?
- 10 February 14, 2015 at 10:05 pm
We snowshoed to Rummel Lake from the Smith-Dorien/Spray Lakes road. We parked by the turnoff to Mt. Engadine lodge. The hike to the lake is about 4.5km, and does not cross any avalanche terrain. If you go beyond the lake, there are avalanche chutes to be aware of.
- 11 January 6, 2015 at 10:43 pm
If anyone is interested in a snowshoe race coming up on February 28th, 2015, this is a good one a for an amazing cause too!
- 12 December 25, 2014 at 10:03 pm
I want to start snow shoeing as a beginner , can I go to Brag Creek? Where to borrow the equipments?
- 13 January 6, 2015 at 12:41 am
Yes, Bragg Creek is a perfect place to start snowshoeing as a beginner. The trails are extremely well marked with orange blaze markers and there is a trail map at every single intersection. You can rent equipment at the University of Calgary Outdoor Centre, Mountain Equipment Coop or Sports Rent.
- 14 December 19, 2014 at 8:43 pm
ELK PASS, Banff
Perfect for snowshoeing.
Travel conditions in the back country are ideal at the moment. Starting at Mount Norquay and ascending to Elk Pass (the one in Banff), is amazing. Snowshoers had figured that out before us, but we went further, and got powder turns on the descent!
- 15 November 6, 2014 at 10:58 pm
I just wanted to let everyone know that there are two new snowshoe loops at West Bragg Creek for this winter. I was out on one of them today, with a group of volunteers…pruning branches, clearing deadfall and placing bright orange snowshoe sign markers. The trails are now done and will be ready for the first snowshoers as soon as we get the next snowfall.
The Snowy Owl trail starts from the parking lot and goes west along Bragg Creek, roughly parallel to Mountain Road. It crosses Moose Connector, then makes a big loop to the west and south, around West Crystal Line and Loggers Loop XC trails until it intersects the Ranger Summit Trail. Then it goes east and south to a junction at the Strange Brew trail.
From the "Blue Bridge" at Mountain Road, the second snowshoe trail branches off. The "Snowy Owl Shortcut" takes a shorter, more direct route to the west edge of "Snowy Owl" trail and provides the option of shorter loops, when combined with "Snowy Owl".
This is how parts of Snowy Owl Shortcut looked today.
- 16 December 5, 2014 at 10:18 am
1st timer. How do you get there from South Calgary? Are these trails suitable for beginners.
- 17 January 6, 2015 at 12:39 am
From south Calgary, take Highway #8 to Highway #22, then drive south to Bragg Creek. If you live in way south Calgary, take Highway #22X to Highway #22, then drive west and north to Bragg Creek.
At the strange pie-shaped intersection/corner on Highway #22, turn west onto Balsam Avenue, cross the bridge and turn left onto West Bragg Creek Road (Township Road 232). Continue west until you get to the parking lot at the end of the road.
There are trail maps at every trailhead around the parking lot and at every junction on every trail. The snowshoe trails are clearly marked with bright orange snowshoe markers. You can also snowshoe on any of the 60km of all-season trails…just please don't snowshoe on the groomed XC ski trails.
The easiest beginner snowshoe trail is Snowy Owl/Mountain Road (either 2.6 or 3.7 km, depending on how far out you go). Snowy Owl/Snowy Shortcut makes a 5.4km loop that's quite easy. Snowshoe Hare is a great 5.3 loop on rolling terrain. The full Snowy Owl snowshoe loop is about 9 km, but you can make shorter versions of it via Snowy Shortcut and/or lower Ranger Summit trail. Lot's of options!
- 18 April 5, 2014 at 7:10 pm
Snowshoed into Chester Lake and to the Elephant Rocks today, under a cloudy sky with constant flurries. Trail is in very good shape, with some evidence of crusting on the lower section – but no problems. Off trail, the crusting prevents one from sinking too deeply into the snow. We had lots of fun scrambling around the rocks. Note – the Smith Dorrien road is starting to soften and have mucky stretches in the afternoons.
- 19 February 28, 2014 at 7:24 pm
No, I haven't turned to the dark side, but this is a lovely destination:
Snowshoe users have taken over this once popular ski destination. In fact, this route starting at Moose Meadows, is so well travelled, one could easily just walk.
We were the only people on this trail today, but that may have more to do with the ice cold forecast!
- 22 January 30, 2014 at 8:02 pm
Seven seniors from the Evergreen Seniors Outdoor Club snowshoe'd from Elk Pass Parking to Pocaterra Hut (12 km) in 5 hours. We started at the Boulton Creek / Fox Creek trail junction travelling down a good track along Boulton Creek. After approx.1.5 km, we crossed Boulton Creek and started breaking a trail.uphill to Moraine. We crossed through the Boulton Campground and broke trail through the interior PLPP drainage to Marl Lake. At the Amos / Wooley junction we picked up a track set on previous outings and, now making better time, we were soon at Pocaterra Hut. It was -14C at WWL at 10:00 am and stayed fairly cold all day. A great snowshoe trip in a part of PLPP that I have never trod. Highly recommended and requires two cars.
- 23 January 5, 2014 at 4:49 pm
Snowshoed WBC this afternoon with a buddy from WI, USA. When we arrived I found I had a serious senior's moment, having remembered the poles but forgotten the snowshoes. No matter: the trails were really well packed and snowshoes were not needed at all… and no, we did not leave indents.
Temperatures were "brisk" at about -18 but the smiles we saw on the faces of thew people we met on the trail said it all: A great day to be out!
- 24 January 3, 2014 at 2:14 pm
We did the Highline Trail towards Paradise Creek starting from Fairmont Lake Louise and loved it (we're new to this sport)! We only went the 3.5 km to the creek, but it was great to be among the trees on a narrow, undulating trail. If anyone is trying the new Loop A beside the hotel, and would like a bit more of a challenge, this is an excellent choice! The trail also extends to Paradise Valley and Moraine Lake road, but we haven't tried that yet since it's quite a bit farther.
- 25 December 22, 2013 at 8:27 am
Took the family out at Lake Louise for a first time on "shoes". All my girls seemed to enjoy the shakedown on "Loop A"; I believe that will get a name via some contest soon. It's a short trek starting by the Nordic Shop and back to the Hotel via the lake. As a skier mentioned it was quite cold, skated the evening before and it was Friday evening as well. Icy #1 too. BTW, the ice on the lake seems much smoother than previous years for skating. Didn't have that usual cobblestone bounce. But there were random pits here and there that keep you on your toes. Hope to get them out again to try the Lookout, but, it's a bit like herding cats….
- 26 December 14, 2013 at 8:56 pm
Tried to share this on Bob's FB page but it wouldn't let me. Some updates via Barry Taylor
From Alberta Parks, maybe a new trail map? Not sure
Maybe Bob can make these links live
- 27 December 14, 2013 at 8:58 pm
Nevermind, it did all by itself!
- 28 December 15, 2013 at 9:24 am
Thanks for this Gord. I am curious as to what the layout of the trails looks like after the flood. I use the Sawmill parking lot to access some of the backcountry areas. The last pictures I saw of the area didn't look to promising. As for the new trail map, it looks as though proper snowshoeing etiquette as been clearly spelled out which is good to see. Making sure it is adhered to would be a different story. We all play a role in ensuring that each trail pertains to a specific activity. Hopefully we see less damage to the groomed trails and a peaceful coexistence between skiers and shoers.
- 29 November 14, 2013 at 10:50 am
This isn't a trip report, and I'm not sure I'm posting in the correct spot. However, can anyone tell me if it's worth snowshowing Chester this weekend? The trail report says 24cm on Nov 10th, and expecting say 10-15 on Friday. I'm very new to snowshoeing and will have to rent a pair to go… so I'd like to know if it's worth it?
Any help would be appreciated!
- 30 November 14, 2013 at 10:59 am
You should be alright. I believe someone was out there skiing last weekend that posted on here. I haven't checked the weather in terms of temperature, but it usually is cold enough there that melting shouldn't be an issue. Myself, I usually wait till December to go when there is a really good base.
- 31 November 24, 2013 at 8:17 am
I went 2 weekends in a row recently (Nov 9th and Nov 16th). Good snow already BUT be sure to take the correct trail off the start! I never went before the floods so I'm assuming the damage caused the beginning to be 'less clear'.
Once you leave the parking lot, about 150-200M up the trail (past the gate) you will see a fork. A wide, well beaten down path goes slowly uphill to the right while a much, much narrower path goes to the left, down into the creek bed and right back up on the other side. Remember the poem and ' Take the path less traveled' aka TAKE YOUR LEFT into the creek! Smooth sailing from there on.
The first weekend we wrongly went right at the fork and ended up meeting group after group of people looking for the lake only to find out after giving up and going all the way back to the parking lot that we missed the initial left fork only 3 minutes into the hike!
- 32 November 10, 2013 at 5:29 pm
Went out to West Bragg today. Did a loop consisting of Braggin Rights and Long Distance with a little bit of Reconnect thrown in. Enjoyed it enough that I decided to do it again right after, only this time is was Braggin Rights, Long Distance, Demi-Tel and Snowshoe Hare. Braggin had just enough snow to render snowshoeing useless in the higher stretches. The lower stretches in the valley had enough. Other than a short stretch of Long Distance that was the same way, all other trails had a sufficent amount for the shoes.
- 33 April 30, 2013 at 7:56 pm
Tried Rockbound Lake trail today on the mini MSR's and quite icey first 200 m. up. The last 500 m. were much better and started to clump a little at Tower Lake open areas when the snowing stopped briefly enough for the sun to emerge. No signs of animal tracks and turned around where the trail comes rather close to the snow slopes of Eisenhower Tower.
- 34 April 26, 2013 at 8:47 pm
This time at the end of the season, I find it perfect for snowshoeing on trails such as Healy Pass. Since I have never skied up to Healy Pass it gave me a chance to check it out before adding it to next winter's "to do" list. Started at Bourgeau parking lot and went up to the open meadow, 1.5 kms. shy of the Pass. 500 metres elevation was a good workout. Trail snow supported my MSR Juniors, even in the open sunny parts. No animal tracks seen (or people for that matter). Enjoyed lunch in the meadow in heavy wind.
- 35 April 22, 2013 at 11:16 pm
There's still lots of snow for snowshoeing on the Chester Lake Trail. The temperature at the parking lot today was +2. The lower part of the trail was a bit soft but no sign of the ice that Andrew mentioned. It was -4 at the lake with the snow still crunchy under foot. Those big rocks looked pretty amazing all covered in snow against a perfectly blue, cloudless sky. I didn't see anyone else on the trail but there was one other car in the parking lot when I got there. I think they might have been skiing because I saw fresh ski tracks at the lake. I checked out the lower part of the XC trail on my way out and it was a thin layer of new snow over glare ice. Glad I was on snowshoes today!
- 36 April 17, 2013 at 4:37 pm
Decided to follow alongside Graeme's great tracks up Skogan to top of Screamer. Being in my mini 20″ MSR's, I noticed a snowmobile trail that had been packed down and chose that easier option. It was minus 6 and a steady climb of 400 m. to Nakiska Mid Mountain Lodge, where I enjoyed watching a few AT skiers doing their S-turns in fresh powder way above the top lift. Ski hill only open on w/e's. It got sticky on way down and passed a few other snowshoers coming up. It beats the rain predicted for Friday. Guess we'll all have to wait for skiing up Skogan Pass until next winter.
- 37 April 17, 2013 at 5:30 pm
Good on you Helen.
I didn't know your real name was Jaime Sommers (Google it if you have to).
For those who don't know: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaime_Sommers_(The_Bionic_Woman) – Bob
- 38 April 7, 2013 at 4:59 pm
12 days of not finding anywhere decent to ski, I took the MSR Junior's (20″ and perfect for "track" snow-shoeing) and headed up Redearth. I still hope for one more ski into Shadow Lake and wanted to check the snow. No one around, the peace and serenity was restored going up to the open meadow just beyond the campground. It was zero at noon and zero where I had some tea, then turned around. 2-3 cms of fresh snow atop of last track-setting about a month ago. The poles were easy to plant so if it had been frozen, it had softened enough. Fun to observe all the animal prints and did not run into any scary ones.
- 39 April 3, 2013 at 4:15 pm
I went snowshoeing up to Chester Lake on March 29. The trail was very busy with other fellow snowshoers. The trail was well worn and there was an enough snow to allow for snowshoeing. I found that going up the steep hill was difficult because it was very icy that day. I had to dig my snowshoes into the snow in order to maintain my balance. Once I had made up the hill, I found the snowshoeing more pleasant. Along the way, the views of Mount Chester were spectacular. When I had reached Chester Lake, I was greeted with fabulous vista's of Chester Lake and Mount Chester. Overall, I would recommend this snowshoe trail to anyone who is looking for an challenge.
- 40 March 30, 2013 at 5:15 pm
With the PLPP ski conditions getting so challenging, we decided to snowshoe some trails instead. Starting at Elk Pass parking, we took the snowshoe trail that heads to Elk Pass, but left it along Hydroline where we headed up to Lookout. Its quite a climb, but easy on the edges of the groomed ski trails. Fantastic at Lookout – great views, blue skies, little wind, +6C. After a pleasant lunch, we headed north, eventually returning to Boulton by the Whiskey Jack trail. A 2 Km walk on the road got us back to Elk Pass parking, making for 15Km total. Interesting to get the different perspective of walking trails we so often ski.
- 41 March 29, 2013 at 5:37 pm
Hiked Rawson Lake today. The trail up to the lake was very well beaten and did not require snowshoes. Put on the shoes for a tromp to the end of the lake where we watched many avalanches thunder their way down. Kept the shoes on during descent for the grip.
- 42 March 19, 2013 at 1:45 pm
Despite weather we drove out to Upper Lake parking in Kananaskis to climb & descend Blueberry Hill. Weather cleared somewhat as day progressed, & we got good viewing conditions atop the hill. As we descended there would have been more views but we were focussed on keeping upright as we twisted & turned through the glading on the way down.
- 43 February 13, 2013 at 10:35 pm
Went up to Bow Summit yesterday in search of some snow worth snowshoeing in. The loop trails around the viewpoint were pretty well tramped but the trail to the Summit looked like it hadn't been travelled in a few days. We were able to follow a vague trail for maybe a kilometre or so before we lost it and spent several minutes thrashing around in waist-deep powder looking for some footing. It was getting late in the day so we gave up and went back but for anyone looking to break some trail in a really beautiful area, I'd recommend it. The wind wasn't too bad and it was snowing gently the whole time we were there. Just beware of the killer attack grouse at the Peyto Lake lookoff1 This guy was pretty aggressive, at one point jumping on the back of my snowshoes and pecking at my legs. I got the feeling that people have been feeding him and he was upset with us for not doing the same. For a look at this ruffian, check out http://mojointhemountains.blogspot.ca/
- 44 January 30, 2013 at 9:25 am
Chester Lake, January 27 2013
I snowshoed the Chester Lake trail on Sunday with a group of friends, and hundreds (literally!) of other snow adventurers (including skiers and walkers). What a busy trail it is, I have never expected to see so many people on a winter day.
The trail itself is very well packed yet still soft (meaning not icy), and does not really require showshoes (spikes may be beneficial though), unless you want to venture into the woods off the trail. Snow depth is more than 1.5m (5 ft) as my poles went all the way down when I tried it.
Trail to the Elephant Rocks is well defined as well.
- 45 January 27, 2013 at 2:22 pm
Went snowshoeing at Sandy Mcnabb today. Did a quick trip on Death Valley Loop. Snow is marginal to nonexistent in places and in some areas it was decent enough to not be kicking up debris but felt like I was walking on plywood. Probably could have done the loop without the shoes. Came across both wolf and cougar track and the weather was absolutely gorgeous. Good day to be out.
- 46 January 5, 2013 at 4:43 pm
Snowshoed the Elkwood Loop today. The designated trail is all packed by snowshoers & we added our usual variation with a circuit of Marl Lake, lunch-with-a-view in the sun by the lake.
- 47 December 30, 2012 at 9:05 pm
Snowshoed Sawmill to Chester Lake today (Dec 30). Conditions on the Sawmill trail were good to excellent with good snow depth. I got started a little later than I wanted to. My thighs wouldn't let me out of bed as I didn't do a proper pre-shoe stretch before my outing yesterday ( See my comments for West Bragg under Snowshoe). Otherwise I would have been able to go further. Spent just under 8 hours in snowshoes today for a total distance of 13.7 miles. Not bad for the last trip of the year. Bring on January 1, 2013! It was nice to see a lot of people out on the Chester Lake trail. Some with dogs and a lot of kids. Really nice to see. We truly are blessed with having the biggest and most beautiful outdoor playground with in an hours drive of Calgary and am truly thankful for all the experiences and opportunities that wait in my adventures out there. Some suburb snowshoeing conditions right now for sure!
- 48 December 10, 2012 at 11:14 am
Have tried snowshoeing off-trail down a couple of creeks, Chester & James Walker (off the Smith-Dorrien/Spray Lakes Rd.) & eventually had to abandon the goal of getting back to the road. Maybe later in the season the snow accumulation will smooth those routes out some more. Monica Brook, on the other hand, down from the meadow below Tent Ridge was great much of the way. The last bit close to the Mt. Shark Rd. & the route up – there's supposed to be a more open approach – to the Tent Ridge meadow not so pleasant.
The route into Sherbrooke Lake just W of L. Louise was packed by snowshoers on Sat. (Dec. 8) & the loop E from Ross Lake – also just W of L. Louise – was packed on Sun. (Dec. 9).
- 49 November 18, 2012 at 9:39 pm
I snowshoed up to Tower/Rockbound Lakes on Sunday (Nov 18). Trail is mostly snow covered but snowshoes aren't really needed for the first 4k or so. Beyond that to Tower Lake the snow gets deeper but there is a good well packed trail. Unfortunately for me the big group that did such a wonderful job at grooming turned around at Tower Lake leaving me to break the trail beyond to Rockbound Lake. Its now broken in and my legs are tired. About 2-3 feet of snow at the lakes. Really fluffy unsupportive stuff too, in spots I was sinking up to my knees even with the snowshoes. Also the boulder field by Rockbound has a few invisible traps you can fall into, the snow bridges have no strength. If anyone asks I was deliberately making snow angels.
- 50 November 19, 2012 at 5:09 pm
It was myself and six friends that cleared the way to Tower Lake for you. We had chatted about trying to get to Rockbound Lake but we were exhausted by the time we reached Tower Lake and it took us longer than expected to get there. We took turns breaking trail and it was hard work being our first snowshoe trip of the season. I really wanted to see what Rockbound Lake looks like at this time of year but no luck!
- 51 November 19, 2012 at 8:03 pm
Nice blog! Makes me want to get off my duff and work on my own. Till then I did get a shot at the top (sorry for the blurry bits, some blowing snow landed on my lens) http://i.imgur.com/YcPpm.jpg
- 52 November 13, 2012 at 7:05 pm
I snowshoed up to Taylor Lake (south of Lake Louise) yesterday (November 12th). There were some existing tracks there, both snowshoe and ski. At the beginning, there was just enough snow to allow snowshoeing, but within a kilometer or two, the snow depth was sufficient to require snowshoes. It was great travel up to the lake, with light snow and some sunshine. Up at the lake, there was over a metre of snow, and absolutely fabulous views of the mountains rising up from the far shores. Overall, I would recommend this trail as a great early season destination.
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Better Tools for Kinect Hacking
Academics and hobbyists are already hacking the Kinect—and doing so is about to get even easier.
A new generation of tools will soon make it even easier to tinker with the Kinect, the $150 Microsoft device that lets people control video games by gesturing.
Since the Kinect's release in November, Microsoft has sold upwards of 8 million units and perhaps inadvertently started a frenzy of hacking, as academics and hobbyists have adapted the sensors available in the Kinect for projects ranging from robotics to unorthodox displays. The Kinect is so popular for such projects because it offers an inexpensive way to set up gestural controls. Unlike the Nintendo Wii, the Kinect can "see" users' gestures without requiring a remote or special clothing. And it's designed to work with USB, the protocol that's commonly used to connect devices to computers.
Hackers figured out how to communicate with the device just days after its release, but recently companies—including Microsoft—have given their activities more official support.
To work with the Kinect, the hacker has to be able to get information from the device—such as the depth map that the Kinect constructs to be able to "see" what's going on in a room. The hacker also needs to be able to define what should be done with the information the device picks up—in other words, what gestures to recognize. Software is needed for both of these roles. Last week, Microsoft announced that it will release a noncommercial-software development kit for Windows, to make it easy for academics and researchers to get deep into the Kinect. The kit will offer access to the device's audio system, direct control of the main sensor, and system-wide application programming interfaces. The company plans to follow that with a commercial version of the kit.
PrimeSense, a company based in Tel Aviv, Israel, which provided some of the technology that Microsoft licensed for the Kinect, has also been supporting hackers. It sells the PrimeSensor Reference Design, a device that's very similar to the Kinect, and offers open-source drivers for it.
Finally, SoftKinetic, a company based in Brussels, Belgium, which specializes in 3-D gesture-recognition software, will offer a free version of its middleware; this will be available for download in mid-March. This software can take depth-sensing input from any device, including the Kinect, and it can be used to program a device to respond to gestures.
Kinect hackers already rely a great deal on shared information. "I don't believe I actually hacked the Kinect," says one tinkerer, Jim Spadacinni. He is owner and creative director of Ideum, a company that develops interactive exhibits for science museums and other institutions. Spadacinni is also the principal investigator for Open Exhibits, a project funded by the National Science Foundation, which is aimed at developing free open-source software to help put together exhibits. He has recently been investigating the Kinect's possibilities on this front.


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The Democratic contest for the U.S. Senate is very close, and, predictably, it's getting nasty. But some of the mud that Lt. Gov. Dan Mongiardo is throwing at Attorney General Jack Conway is over the top.
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The most popular question we get goes something like this: "X is happening in my guild, but I really like the rest of my guildmates. Should I leave?" We've covered this many times throughout the history of this column, but things changed quite a bit once Guild Rewards were introduced in Cataclysm. Also, we're now going through one of those pre-patch/expansion slumps (though the excitement from BlizzCon may rejuvenate interest for a bit).
So this week is an update of our guild leaving advice -- both when to leave and how.
Should you stay or should you go now?
When you are trying to make it work with your guild, there are a few things you must remember:
- This is your leisure time. If your stress-relieving activity is doing the opposite, you need to make a change.
- You can't change other people.
- You are the only person you can control.
- You want to raid and have time to do it, but your current guild doesn't raid.
- You want to raid but there is no room in your guild's raid for you and there isn't a second string for you to participate in.
- Your guild wants to become a raid guild when it used to be casual and you aren't ready to raid.
- The guild leader is horrible. It doesn't matter how great your perks and rep are. Escape!
- If your significant other has been hotchatting with a guildie, it's time for you both to leave -- if you want to salvage your relationship.
- Your raid leader is horrible and verbally abusive.
- You are not having fun.
- You severely dislike or disapprove of another player who is supported by the guild.
- You have a disruptive player in the guild and the GM won't do anything about it.
- The culture of your guild changes and you don't like it.
- You have a personality conflict with a fellow guildie who is never going to quit or be kicked out of the guild.
- Your GM makes a decision that offends the majority of the guild.
- You are hoping to be invited back and you are ashamed or embarrassed.
- You have a fight with your friend who is also a guildie and want to quit in a huff.
- You issue an ultimatum and have to quit because your guild calls your bluff. (Just don't use ultimatums to get your way.)
The right way to leave a guild
So you've decided to leave your guild (regardless of the validity of your reason). Here's how to do it in a drama-free fashion -- which I have only slightly changed from our previous column about leaving guilds.
Lisa's advice still works years later:
- Don't fuel the rumor mill. There's no breaking the news gently here, and there's no talking it over to get a feel for things if you're still merely considering a move. Do not open the "I've been thinking ..." door. You'll open up a rat's nest of gossip, political maneuvering and guilt-inducing begging you to stay. This is your decision; make it on your own, and go public only when you're ready to make it happen.
- Use official channels. Once you've decided a move is the right thing to do, go straight to your GM (guild master or guild leader) or a guild officer.
- Be brief but honest. Example: "I've decided to move to another guild, where I'll be playing with a good friend. I've really enjoyed my time here and appreciate all the help and guidance you've given me along the way. Thanks for having me!"
- If hard feelings erupt, don't burn bridges. "I have such limited time to play that I think I'd be a better fit with a guild on a more active raiding schedule" is better than "You lied to me about wanting to raid, your members suck Cracked Eggs and I can't wait to be outta here."
- Fall back on a letter. If you're simply too uncomfortable to speak with your GM or an officer in person, send an in-game note or private message on the guild forums.
- Be discreet. Timing your /gquit for a time of day when fewer members will be online to take notice helps minimize awkwardness.
- No matter what, make contact somewhere. If none of the leadership is online and you need to /gquit right then and there in order to start activities with your new guild, make your brief but honest statement (see above) in guildchat, and follow up with a note (in game or on your guild forums) to the GM.
- If you are an officer in your current guild This makes leaving a bit tougher, because you theoretically have some say in the direction and guidance of your guild. The solution is simple, however. Along with Lisa's suggestions, make sure you have someone to recommend as a replacement. In fact, it is almost always a good idea, in work or in play, to groom a replacement so that you can be promoted or move on when the opportunity arises.
- If you are the guild leader Do not transfer leadership to your alt or to anyone else who is not active in your old guild. Your old guild needs a resident leader to thrive. Pick an active and capable successor, transfer leadership and move on with your fun.
- If you are in a leveling guild The guild that never quite makes it to being an endgame guild is is a story that is so common, it is more of the rule than the exception. Every day in trade chat and newbie zones, you hear guilds recruiting with almost the same sales pitch: "[Insert Guildname Here] looking for all levels. We are a helpful, level X guild. We will raid once we get enough people to max level. PST!" And every day, people level up, get some 5-mans in and move on to an endgame guild. These friendly leveling guilds rarely get enough people together who want to raid in the time frame they originally hoped for. Leave an alt or two in this guild and help them out when you have time, but don't give up raiding for them.
- If you are leaving behind good friends You aren't leaving anyone, actually. If you know them in the physical world or otherwise trust them with your most personal of information, you can keep in touch via Real ID. If you remain on the same server, you can keep them on your friends list. And, of course, there's always email, messaging and social networks. Just make sure to privately explain to them your reasons before you leave. If they don't understand, then they aren't really your good friends anyway.
Dodge the drama and become that player everyone wants in their group with a little help and insight from the Drama Mamas. Remember, your mama wouldn't want to see your name on any drama. Play nice ... and when in doubt, ask the Drama Mamas at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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SOUTH DENNIS — Tom Slovak scored on a blast from the point with just 1:22 remaining in the game to lift the Dennis-Yarmouth boys hockey to a season-ending 1-1 tie with Bourne at Tony Kent Arena in South Dennis.
Slovak's goal was somewhat controversial as a D-Y (5-10-5) player was in the crease when the shot was taken, but it was still allowed.
Bourne (12-7-1) had seized the lead earlier in the third period when Chad Marsh finished off a nifty pass from Jim Commesso 4:19 into the final stanza. To that point in the game, netminders Justin Servidori (D-Y) and Jack LaCasse (Bourne) had controlled the game. LaCasse stopped 19 shots while Servidori made 10 saves.
Bourne now awaits the Division 3 South pairings.
Barnstable 2, Sandwich 0: Donnie Brodd had a goal and had an assist and Jake Kaczynski recorded the shutout in both teams regular-season finales at Gallo Arena in Bourne.
The Red Raiders head into the postseason with a record of 14-5-3. The Blue Knights finish at 8-9-3. However, with both of their losses against Barnstable being exclusion games, the Knights qualify with a record of 8-7-3 for MIAA tournament purposes.
Cody Pasic scored the game's first goal from Kyle Rood and Brodd at the 9:29 mark of the second period. Brodd provided the insurance with 3:41 remaining from Rood and Matt Lambert.
Craig Hatfield kept the contest close with a fine performance in goal for Sandwich.
Martha's Vineyard 11, Nauset 2: The Vineyarders rebounded from their worst loss of the season with their most lopsided win of the campaign, downing the Warriors in a non-league tilt on the island.
Leading the way for Martha's Vineyard (13-5-2) was Tyson Araujo, who tallied a goal and six assists. Brian Fraser scored four straight goals and had an assist while both Tristan Araujo and Alexander Vukota each lit the lamp twice. Sean Burke, scored his first varsity goal as well.
Nauset's Mike Vigneau scored in the opening period to make it a 2-1 game, but the Vineyarders poured it on after that scoring six unanswered goals to lock up the win.
Also scoring for Nauset (2-19) was Mike Trovato. The Vineyard awaits its seedings in the Div. 3 South today.
SEMGHL All-Star game today: The Southeastern Massachusetts Girls Hockey League All-Star game is today at 4 p.m. at Gallo Ice Arena in Bourne.
Twenty-two local players made the roster for the Southeast and Coastal divisions.
The All-Star game will pit the four divisions within the SEMGHL against each other over six, 12-minute periods.
In the Southeast division, local skaters include: Nauset's Brianna Cowing; D-Y's Michaela Donohue,Kristina Cheverie, Katie Donohue and Jess Benoit; BMW's Shayna Santiago, Brittney St. Germaine, Ariel St. Germaine; and Martha's Vineyard's Aubrey Ashmun, Callie Jackson, Sydney Davies and Olivia Ogden.
In the Coastal division, local skaters include: Barnstable's Olivia Sollows, Morgan Richard, Kylie Hallam and Lindsey Phelan; Falmouth's Madison Scavotto, Madison Haberl, Kelly Ferreira, Alexa Scribner; and Sandwich's Maggie Layo and Claire Gauthier.
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- 2011-04-26 13:19:42
Six inch topper cake for first birthday cupcakes. Terrible pics because I only had phone with me. All milk chocolate cake and fondant/gumpaste decs. Made the wrappers out of scrapbook paper. Thanks for checking it out!
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