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St Helens fly-tipping: Two prosecuted as part of council crackdown
Curran's fly-tipping
Liam Soutar
Two more people have been prosecuted as part of a council's crackdown on fly-tipping.
West Lancashire Borough Council is working hard to crack down on flytipping and has prosecuted two more people after rubbish was found dumped in the area.
In one case at Wigan Magistrates Court Peter Curran, of Mardale Avenue, St Helens, was fined £480 and ordered to pay £502.07 costs and a £48 victim surcharge, a total of £1,030.07.
The court heard that a large amount of waste was found fly tipped at the side of Coach Road, Bickerstaffe which included household waste, garden waste and rubble which was traced back to a property in Skelmersdale, Lancashire.
The occupier of this property told Council officers they had obtained the details of a company from Facebook, Currans Garden Services Ltd and that they had removed this waste.
Enquiries were made and the company was traced back to Mr Curran. In court Mr Curran pleaded guilty to not lawfully collecting or disposing of waste and also to failing to provide waste transfer notes. Mr Curran had charged £30 to remove this waste from the property.
Partington's fly-tipping
In a separate case Louise Partington, of Ledburn, Skelmersdale, was fined £120 and ordered to pay £397.17 costs and a £30 victim surcharge, a total of £547.17.
Wigan Magistrates Court heard that three bin bags were found tipped at the side of Vale Lane, Skelmersdale, these bags were traced back to an address in the Ledburn area of Skelmersdale. Miss Partington was issued a £200 Fixed Penalty Notice in relation to this matter. As this was not paid Miss Partington was served a notice asking for information as to how the waste got dumped. In court Miss Partington pleaded guilty to failing to provide the Council with information to allow them to investigate the flytipping.
The Council would also like to remind all householders and businesses that they need to make sure any waste that they have removed is disposed of legally. Anyone removing waste as part of a business must have a waste carriers licence and give waste transfer notes to whomever they collect waste from. Householders can check if anyone who removes waste from them has a waste carriers' licence by contacting the Environment Agency on 03708 506506 or going on their website www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency.
Councillor Kevin Wright, portfolio holder for Health and Community Safety, said: "Flytipping is a criminal offence and this strong action taken by the Council and the courts shows how serious it is. Those found guilty can face serious penalties.
"The Council is ambitious for West Lancashire to have a good quality and clean environment and will continue to crackdown on flytipping and litter to protect the local environment."
If you think waste has been disposed of illegally then you can report this to the Council on our website www.westlancs.gov.uk/flytipping. You can also report problems with litter or fly-tipping by calling 01695 577177 between 8.30am and 5.30pm, Monday to Friday.
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Below, Eileen and Dale have responded with their recollections of the trip to Holland. This is the first time for each of them to be on TEAM with us. We are hopeful that they will go again.
Ellen Burdock's reflections on the Holland trip.
Dale Stasney's reflections on RICM's Holland week.


Wildlife advocacy groups give California's new draft Gray Wolf Conservation Plan mixed reviews.
With Gray Wolves once again ranging--in very small numbers--across parts of Northern California, a plan for managing the species has been drafted and is now open for public comment. But, as Suzanne Potter reports, wildlife advocates see serious flaws in that proposal.


The best shelter is…a compassionate community.
Monadnock Humane Society is pleased to offer their annual Affordable Public Rabies Vaccination and Microchipping Clinic on Saturday, March 9th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. The event is held in the MHS Guinane Training Center at our Adoption and Learning Center in Swanzey, NH. Plenty of parking available.
The Clinic is offered to the public on a first-come, first-serve basis - reservations are not required. Pricing is offered at affordable rates of $15 per rabies vaccine and $20 per microchip (24-PetWatch). Please note: cash or check only.
All rabies vaccine certificates will be written as one year unless the owner presents a signed rabies vaccination certificate for the dog or cat at the time of the Clinic, in which case the vaccine will be effective for three years (rabies tags alone will not be sufficient proof of a rabies vaccine).
Please note: Dogs need to be on a leash and under owner's control. Cats should be in secure carriers.


Discover FRESH local food - In February!
Do you know someone who likes to eat? Bring them to the Winter Farmers Market!
You and the first-time shopper you bring to the February 17 market will each receive $10 to spend at the market! These market bucks help support local food and farms by increasing sales and introducing farmers to new customers.
Stop by the Berkshire Grown table on the day of the market for more information.
Tickets go on sale at the end of February.
Thank you to Haven Orecchio-Egresitz and to Stephanie Zollshan for the beautiful pictures. The article is a great narration of how local food buying is changing our local economy and how each of us has a part to play in preserving the Berkshires.
What We Are Reading: How do we teach farming?
"Once wellsprings of chemical innovation, our nation's colleges and universities are finally rising to meet student demand for a more sustainable future."
"While overall agricultural enrollment at America's 75 land-grant universities remained relatively flat between 2004 and 2015, the number of programs devoted to sustainable-farming practices, or 'agroecology,' has soared since the USDA started tracking them in 1988."
Great article by Francesca Olsen for The Berkshire Eagle about finding new food at Berkshire Grown's Winter Farmers Market - or rather her niece found them.
Our markets are a great place to find new foods and learn how to use them.
Your next chance to visit with our market vendors is coming up on Saturday, February 17, 10am-2pm, at Monument Valley Regional Middle School. We'll see you then!
Remarkable young people like our Fall 2017 intern, Makiyla Levy, are a vibrant part of our Berkshire Community.
Makiyla was a great help in the Berkshire Grown office and at our events throughout the fall and will be missed as she heads into her final semester of high school.
Read more about her story in the article she wrote for the Berkshire Edge here.


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getting on with it, but there isnt any progress for today, for the past 3 hours. But thats for now.
I just want to get it done. Nevertheless, grumbling about doing this group project solo isnt helping.
Trying my very best to keep a positive mindset about this module, hopefully i wont fail it.


One of my favorite shows when I was young was Three's Company. I was so obsessed with the show that I actually made up a dance routine that I choreographed to the theme song then ended with a handstand against our front door. Not only did I love the goofy capers Jack, Janet and Chrissy got into that always were mysteriously worked out when the credits rolled but I loved the styling on the show. From Chrissy's knee-high socks to Janet's leather boots to Jack's velour sweat suits to the way their apartment was decorated I wanted to have an apartment just like theirs complete with the wicker, rattan, yellow and orange tones and, of course, tons of plants and macramé. This week's DIY project pays homage to my childhood Three's Company addiction and was inspired by a hanging planter that I found on sale that I couldn't pass up. Most home stores carry hanging planters but I found mine in the garden section at Target. I added a modern touch with some geometric designs done with Sakura Pen-touch paint pens which were awesome for this project since they're waterproof and permanent.
1. Cut your rope into two pieces that are 120 inches long each.
2. Thread both pieces of rope through the metal O-ring so that there are equal parts on each side of the ring.
3. Tie a knot at the top just below the ring.
4. Tie another knot a few inches down. (If you want your plant to hang lower add another knot or two).
5. Thread a wooden bead on one of the strands hanging down from the last knot and then tie a knot under the bead so that it doesn't slip down.
6. Repeat for the other three strands of rope coming off the center knot. (For mine holder I repeated this two more times. Repeat as desired depending on how long you want your holder to be.) *Take care to make sure your beads and knots all fall in the same place so your holder is even on all sides.
7. Thread one of the pieces hanging from the center through the hole on one corner of the planter then thread a bead through the rope and tie a few knots at the end to hold it in place. Then cut the end of the rope.
8. Repeat for the other three corners taking care to make sure that all four sides are even so that your holder doesn't hang crooked.
9. Using your paint pen draw a design around the edge of your planter. I choose triangles but feel free to do any design you'd like.
10. Screw your metal hook into your ceiling and hang your plant holder.


Home prices dropped 3.1 percent from February 2010 to February 2011 in the New York metropolitan area, which includes North Jersey, the Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller index reported Tuesday. Nationally, prices declined 3.3 percent.
What it means: Prices and the number of sales have fallen dramatically in real estate since the housing boom of the mid-2000s. With tighter mortgage standards and high unemployment, potential buyers can't purchase homes. At the same time, foreclosures and other distressed sales have risen, pushing more low-priced housing inventory onto the market.
Nationally, prices have declined 32.6 percent since the market peaks, and are back to the levels of summer 2003. In the region, prices have declined 23.5 percent and are back to the levels of winter 2004.


when I add a ribbon to a form, it automatically contains a titlebar with minimize/maximize/close buttons.
However, I would like for the form to continue using the default form one, rather than the one in the ribbon control (as I have no need for the quick menu in my app).
How do I go about hiding the titlebar of the ribbon control?
Indeed the ribbon has its own title bar because the application button is part of it and has additional elements like the quick access toolbar. In your case, if you do not need the quick access menu just don't add any items to it and nothing will be displayed.
If I hide the start menu and quick access, it still draws the title bar.
I've then tried to hide the caption fill/border, but while that doesn't draw the titlebar, it just leaves an empty area.
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obscuring something from view or rendering it inconspicuous
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Hiding is obscuring something from view or rendering it inconspicuous.
Time shall unfold what plighted cunning hides:
Who cover faults, at last shame them derides - William Shakespeare
Ἐχθρὸς γάρ μοι κεῖνος ὁμῶς Ἀΐδαο πύλῃσιν
ὅς χ' ἕτερον μὲν κεύθῃ ἐνὶ φρεσίν, ἄλλο δὲ εἴπῃ.
Hateful to me as the gates of Hades is the man who hides one thing in his heart and speaks another.
Homer, Iliad (c. 750 BC), Book IX. A. H. Chase and William G. Perry's translation.
"Is it not a strange drift this of men," said the curate, "to hide what is under the veil of what is not? to seek refuge in lies, as if that which is not, could be an armor of adamant? to run from the daylight for safety, deeper into the cave? In the cave house the creatures of the night, — the tigers and hyenas, the serpent and the old dragon of the dark; in the light are true men and women, and the clear-eyed angels. But the reason is only too plain; it is, alas! that they are themselves of the darkness and not of the light. They do not fear their own. They are more comfortable with the beasts of darkness than with the angels of light. They dread the peering of holy eyes into their hearts; they feel themselves naked and fear to be shamed, therefore cast the garment of hypocrisy about them. They have that in them so strange to the light that they feel it must be hidden from the eye of day, as a thing hideous, that is, a thing to be hidden. But the hypocrisy is worse than all it would hide. That they have to hide again, as a more hideous thing still.
George MacDonald, The Marquis of Lossie, Ch. 31 : A Conscience (1877)
God hides nothing. His very work from the beginning is revelation, — a casting aside of veil after veil, a showing unto men of truth after truth. On and on, from fact to fact divine he advances, until at length in his Son Jesus he unveils his very face. Then begins a fresh unveiling, for the very work of the Father is the work the Son himself has to do, — to reveal. His life was the unveiling of himself, and the unveiling of the Son is still going on, and is that for the sake of which the world exists. When he is unveiled, that is, when we know the Son, we shall know the Father also. The whole of creation, its growth, its history, the gathering total of human existence, is an unveiling of the Father. He is the life, the eternal life, the Only. I see it — ah! believe me — I see it as I cannot say it. From month to month it grows upon me. The lovely home-light, the one essence of peaceful being, is God himself.
He loves light and not darkness, therefore shines, therefore reveals. True, there are infinite gulfs in him, into which our small vision cannot pierce, but they are gulfs of light, and the truths there are invisible only through excess of their own clarity. There is a darkness that comes of effulgence, and the most veiling of all veils is the light. That for which the eye exists is light, but through light no human eye can pierce. — I find myself beyond my depth. I am ever beyond my depth, afloat in an infinite sea; but the depth of the sea knows me, for the ocean of my being is God. — What I would say is this, that the light is not blinding because God would hide, but because the truth is too glorious for our vision. The effulgence of himself God veiled that he might unveil it — in his Son. Inter-universal spaces, icons, eternities — what word of vastness you can find or choose — take unfathomable darkness itself, if you will, to express the infinitude of God, that original splendor existing only to the consciousness of God himself — I say he hides it not, but is revealing it ever, for ever, at all cost of labor, yea of pain to himself. His whole creation is a sacrificing of himself to the being and well-being of his little ones, that, being wrought out at last into partakers of his divine nature, that nature may be revealed in them to their divinest bliss. He brings hidden things out of the light of his own being into the light of ours.
But see how different we are, — until we learn of him! See the tendency of man to conceal his treasures, to claim even truth as his own by discovery, to hide it and be proud of it, gloating over that which he thinks he has in himself, instead of groaning after the infinite of God! We would be forever heaping together possessions, dragging things into the cave of our finitude, our individual self, not perceiving that the things which pass that dreariest of doors, whatever they may have been, are thenceforth "but straws, small sticks, and dust of the floor." When a man would have a truth in thither as if it were of private interpretation, he drags in only the bag which the truth, remaining outside, has burst and left.
George MacDonald, Paul Faber, Surgeon (1879), Ch. 31 : A Conscience.
The tale is there, not to hide, but to show.
George MacDonald, The Fantastic Imagination (1893)
Division has done more to hide Christ from the view of men than all the infidelity that has ever been spoken.
George MacDonald, Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers p. 148 (1895)
What is hidden from you I will proclaim to you.
Mary, Berlin Codex, Gospel of Mary, Chapter 5 [1]
At whose sight all the stars
Hide their diminish'd heads.
John Milton, Paradise Lost (1667; 1674), Book IV, line 34.
Who cover faults, at last shame them derides.
William Shakespeare, King Lear, Cordelia, Scene I (1608)
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Upcoming Smartphones
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by HackerVibes December 16, 2021, 5:13 pm
Android versus iOS is a long hauled debate that continues to find arguments and audiences even to this day. Both have something unique to offer and a potential audience to receive that specific set of features. iOS has previously released its new version and Android has done the same with Android 12.
It doesn't matter if you are a fan of the Android smartphones or iPhone because both have something specific and unique to offer and sure these also lack in some areas which might be particularly interesting for many dedicated users out there.
Which one is the ultimate operating system? Android or iOS
If it were to come to a scenario where a champion was to be announced between the two then how the decision could be made? This is what brings us to this specific review to understand the high points and low ends of these very specific operating systems so that people could have all of the features and offerings outlined for them. We will first begin by taking the iOS for a spin, discussing its high points and how it is unique in its offering and performance capabilities, and then we will come to Android to do the same.
iOS: what makes it so great?
First of all, iOS doesn't just deliver a calibrated user experience but a lot more than that. When you have in your hand an iPhone which is running on the latest version of iOS you are fully invested in Apple's ecosystem. You won't find any irregularities in terms of design, theme, or even color combination. All of it is looking smooth and everything is precise to its action and the reason for it being there. If you already own tons of Apple devices such as Mac, iPad and then it will be easier to switch to an iPhone running on the latest version of iOS.
Apple has designed a proper framework that allows you to be able to shift your data from one device to another and have a seamless experience in doing so. You can continue right from where you left and move ahead. You can transfer all of your data from your Mac OS into the iOS such as your calls, messages, and important texts could be transferred and be available on your iPhone in a matter of seconds.
By signing in to your Mac or iPhone using the same Apple account it would become easier for you to take photos and record videos on your iPhone and have them available on your Mac so that you can edit them or do something else that is in your mind.
The capability of the hardware which can run iOS is far more superior to any other hardware you could find on the market running Android or some other operating system. What this means is that you have the utmost efficiency and power-packed performance in your hands and with iOS on your side, you know that every journey you take or every move you make is going to be seamless.
Apart from transferring data from your Mac to the iPhone or the other way around iOS allows you to do a lot of other things such as replying to your texts and taking calls on your Mac while the same can't be said for Android. Sure Microsoft is now helping Google in this specific regard by introducing the 'your phone app' in windows. This allows users to be able to answer texts and receive calls but the experience is extremely lacking and clunky, to say the least.
The quality of third party iOS apps is extreme
Many people over the years have had the liberty to check out both Android and iOS smartphones and they can tell you for sure that iOS third-party apps are not only better but more efficient than their Android counterparts. If you have used Android before then you can know for sure that many apps come out as broken and the experience they hand out at face value is mediocre but every app that you can find on the iOS store is extremely efficient and built with perfection.
There is a solid reason behind this as not every developer can just sign up with App Store and start building apps for you there is a strict regulatory framework that oversees the potential of these developers and they have to pass various tests first to be able to build apps for Apple. But as for Android almost anyone can build an app and throw it off on the Google Play store and that is why most of these apps on google play store are broken and need some serious revision work. Quality control is the very reason why iOS is miles better than Android in third-party app development.
Enhanced privacy controls with app tracking notifications
iOS in its latest release has introduced a privacy control feature that allows you to disable those apps that you don't want to be tracking your profile all the time. This was a major win for the privacy advocates out there and a huge blow to the social media platforms such as Facebook.
Android at the moment is lacking this very feature and it is uncertain if this feature would ever be available on the platform but don't get a wrong impression that Apple doesn't record your data, it does but it is more resilient when it comes to allowing the third-party apps to do the same.
Software updates are seamless
When it comes to software updates and the added features that these represent iOS is far better than Android because here you get access to the latest iOS releases seamlessly and a bit earlier than the Android. Also, these software updates are more frequent which means that Apple devices will receive more updates over their dedicated lifetime than an Android device.
Practically how often an Android device will receive a major update depends on how expensive the mobile phone itself is, the name of the carrier from where you have bought it, and other such factors. That is why when a major Android rollout begins many notable devices are excluded from the list.
Android: why it is better than iOS?
It might not come out as a surprise to you when stated that the number of Android phones on a global level is more in number than the iOS devices. The very reason is the flexibility in deciding the budget for an Android device. Android is extremely common and in reach of many phone developing companies and manufacturers is available in every price range. You can buy a very high-end mobile phone and get an Android or you can buy a $100 smartphone and would still have access to the latest Android software.
The same however can't be said for iPhones and Apple devices as these are relatively expensive and not within reach of everybody. Android on the other hand is easily available and packs a great bang for the buck when it comes to the affordability and availability of Android devices.
It is fairly more customizable
Android is hands down the most customizable operating system out there while the same can't be said for iOS. Android has a reputation of being an operating system that is specifically designed for users who want to tinker with it later and customize it to have their own specific tone. You can change anything and everything according to your own liking in Android.
With Android you can change the default keyboard, themes, icons, and above all many phone manufacturers are already dropping Android with their own particular skins. This allows the diversity to build and be available for Android devices while iOS is fairly rigid in this particular area. You might have also heard that you can't connect a third-party accessory with an iPhone but you can connect or download any third-party app or accessories with your Android smart device.
You can expand the storage
Another great aspect of Android is that it allows you to expand your storage by inserting a micro SD card. Android devices now have compatibility for an SD card up to 256 TB. This gives you a really immersive boost in terms of expanding your onboard storage and moving some of the space-intensive files such as movies, songs, and videos into your external storage. On the other hand, when it comes to iOS you can't expand your storage, you only get to use what you have paid for and that is it.
This is a serious trap designed by April so that users who are in need of more storage would pay for it beforehand. The price of a new iPhone 13 with 128GB storage and 256GB storage is not the same, you might have to pay $200 or $300 extra if you want to have an iPhone with a bigger storage capacity.
Both these devices have their own merits and demerits and from a user perspective, the decision for choosing either could be personalized according to their own taste for features they want to use or interact with their smartphones.
Some might choose Android for the customizability that it offers and being able to use multiple accessories with it, installing third-party applications which iOS simply doesn't allow the users to engage with. On the other hand, some might prefer iOS because it is more user-centric and allows remote control of the privacy to the end-user, and offers much more promising performance and efficiency in the long run.
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Q: Microsoft.AspNet.Identity and Umbraco Hi I have a umbraco site setup at the moment. It is the latest version of umbraco.
Umbraco does not support mvc 5 as of yet. I am trying to setup an admin area for the site. I want the admin area to use the default setting you get with a new mvc site as in Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.
Alot of the class that Microsoft.AspNet.Identity dont seem to work well within the umbraco site. I.e. I have assembly that are reliant on different versions of assembly that are already in the umbraco solution.
I looked at creating a virtual application for another mvc site within the umbraco site. This was failing based on
Could not load file or assembly 'umbraco' or one of its dependencies. When this reference is added other errors occur.
I am best trying to add the functunality login area in the umbraco.web.ui solution itself, a virtual application directory with a new mvc site or another approach. Any help would be most appreciated.

A: I ended up in dependency hell trying to get this working in v6.2.4 but you should be ok in the latest v7 if you want to try this https://github.com/Shazwazza/UmbracoIdentity. It's a project started by one of the lead developers on the Umbraco Core team.
Simon

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Red Raiders Doing Their Part to Advance the Dream
By: Leslie Cranford
Management professor Claudia Cogliser recently told her story during a live discussion on MSNBC.
Claudia Cogliser
Fifty years ago last week, Martin Luther King Jr. led the March on Washington, where he delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech. On Sept. 6 a Texas Tech University management professor participated in a live broadcast chat with other educators who have used their influence to advance the dream.
Claudia Cogliser, an associate management professor in Texas Tech's Rawls College of Business was included in a live discussion with MSNBC's Craig Melvin, as he chatted with educators across the country who embrace the ideals of King's dream in their daily lives.
During the half-hour segment, Cogliser explained how she engaged her entire Organizational Behavior MBA class in "Advancing the Dream."
"We started by listening to the speech," she said. "This really connects with my course content. As a female professor in a business school, I am here because of work that was started 50 years ago – what men and women have fought for in the past 50 years."
Cogliser said she and her students are privileged to be a part of an MBA program and with that comes responsibility. She said it is a bit difficult in a business school, as some students are only focused on maximizing shareholder wealth; they have learned along the way, however, they can do well by doing good.
Jessica Badoe
"The Rawls College is working on community engagement and also trying to reflect the diversity of the community," Cogliser said. "Yet in our MBA community we tend to be somewhat homogeneous with regard to gender and race. We're trying to change that. When I see a young woman post about a degree that's rarely pursued by African Americans, that's a starting point. Fifty years ago were starting points, and each day can be a start to making the world a better place, what can we do as ordinary people doing extraordinary things."
The young woman Cogliser refers to is Jessica Badoe of Tulsa, Okla., a student in Texas Tech's dual architecture/MBA program.
"I am glad that what I wrote had impact and hope that it may have the same effect on others," Badoe said. "From what my advisors tell me, upon completion of the dual M.Arch/MBA, I will be the first African-American female to receive that degree from Texas Tech. I am glad to be doing something that will someday make a difference and truly appreciate Professor Cogliser's recognition of that."
"Advancing the Dream" is an initiative led by Rev. Al Sharpton to highlight efforts in communities across America to expand fairness, equality, and opportunity. MSNBC launched "Advancing The Dream" with Sharpton in July, and since then has received thousands of moving submissions from community members who are making a difference. Of those submissions, these educators are some of the stand-outs.
Rawls College of Business
The Rawls College of Business accounts for about 25 percent of Texas Tech graduates.
The college has a full-time teaching staff of roughly 100 in seven academic areas: accounting; energy, economics and law; finance; health organization management; information systems and quantitative sciences; management; and marketing.
The college offers an accredited weekend MBA for Working Professionals program.
Dedicated to connecting students, alumni and employers, the Career Management Center assists Rawls College students with their transition to the world-of-work, and supplies prospective employers with top-notch candidates, ready to make an immediate contribution.
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Stock up on fresh eats at the Ottawa U Farmer's Market in the University centre today from 9-4pm .
Thursday is the opening night of Trois (Three) at Arts Court. That's three performances nightly for three nights. "Three nights, three shows. And three beers for $10. Doors and cash bar open at 7:30, with the first performance at 8:00pm" Remember if you miss the opening there is always Friday and Saturday night.
Kick off your evening with family fun on Friday. Viscount Alexander on Mann St is hosting Movie Night! They've got Disney's Frozen is on the program and the movie is free while the drinks & pizza are well priced. Doors 5:30 and movie starts at 6PM.
Friday night its the return of monthly event Nature Nocturne. This month the event explores photography with "Ready for your Close-up?". It's not strictly in the hood but 20mins on foot still counts as local in our book and a night at the Castle – Museum of Nature – is always magical. 8PM 22$.
Saturday at Carleton University its the 7th annual Chemistry Magic Show featuring one-hour "performances" at 11Am & 2PM with an all-day activity centre open (Steacie Building 2nd Floor) between 9:30-4:30. Suggested donation 3$. Theatre B, Basement Southam Hall.
Also on Saturday there are two opportunities to catch Essays the annual performance of new choreographies by Ottawa School of Dance, Arts Court 2 Daly, 2:30 & 7:30.