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What's on in Perth & WA
Perth and regional WA are full of amazing arts and events, quirky bars, delicious food & drink, unique travel experiences, pristine landscapes and plenty of opportunities to engage with Aboriginal culture, but we tend to keep it well hidden. This site is maintained in partnership with thousands of local operators as a guide to what's on, places to go and things to do. Featuring over 6,000 ideas, it's the only comprehensive guide to WA.
Celebrity chefs announced for Taste Great Southern 2020
Beer gardens to explore across Perth
Artisan ice creameries to get you through the summer
WASO returns with symphonies of love
MSWA brings immersive multi-sensory playground to Perth
PICA announces Fringe World Program for 2020
Latest News
Circus Highlights from Fringe World 2020
Perth's best buns are out for Red Cross Bushfire Appeal
WASO returns with symphonies of love in an evening at Claremont Park
The Indigenous stars behind Macbeth in Noongar
Beer Gardens to explore across Perth
PICA announces Fringe World Program for 2020
Perth's favourite wine & craft brew Festival on the Coast
Top comedians announced for Perth Comedy Festival
Craft breweries to check out this summer in Perth
WAAPA launches 2020 program in its 40th year
UK conductor Charles Hazlewood joins Perth Symphony Orchestra as Artistic Patron
MSWA brings immersive multi-sensory playground to Perth
Internationally renowned Roman Empire exhibition lands in Fremantle
The Little Prince launches this summer holidays at Spare Parts
WA Octopus fishery is the 2nd in the world to achieve global sustainability certification
WASO promises a bold 2020 program
Artisan ice-creameries to get you through the Perth summer
Julie Goodwin to headline Taste Great Southern 2020
World first: Yirra Yaakin presents Macbeth performed in Noongar
Optus Stadium hosts Perth's first Domain Night Test
Fuego Carnal
- [email protected]
- 9227 6288
- https://fringeworld.com.au/
- https://fringeworld.com.au/whats_on/fuego-carnal-fw2020
A circus of wild stunts and mesmerising jaw-dropping trickery.
- Dates:Jan 17 - Feb 16, 2020
- Time(s):Session times vary
- Venue:Yagan Square
- Festivals:Fringe Festival
- Hosted By:Fringe World & Yagan Square
- Venue Address:Wellington St, Perth WA 6000
- Ticket Price:TBC
- Audience:Adults
"THIS is Circus flambé indeed, full of the wow factor that takes circus well out of the ordinary" - The Advertiser
Primo Loco
- [email protected]
- (08) 9227 6288
- https://fringeworld.com.au/
- https://fringeworld.com.au/whats_on/primo-loco-fw2020
Primo Loco, the crazy cousin of Fuego Carnal.
- Dates:Jan 19, 21 - 23, 28 - 30; Feb 2, 4 - 6, 9, 11 - 13, 16 FEB | Jan 17 - 18, 24 - 25, 31; Feb 1, 7 - 8, 14 - 15
- Time(s):Check site for specific show times
- Venue:Yagan Square
- Festivals:Fringe Festival
- Venue Address:Wellington St, Perth WA 6000
- Type:Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults
- Event Venue:Yagan Square
- Performing Arts:Circus
NEW IN 2020, and premiering at FRINGE WORLD PERTH this show is going to rock your socks!
Primo Loco is Spanish for crazy cousin. You know the one. The one everyone loves to hang out with for a single night of too
much fun – it's a good thing Fringe only happens once a year.
Are you looking for a show that makes you laugh so hard it hurts? Try to imagine the most skilled, hilarious performers you've ever seen combining jaw dropping circus skills with deadly humour, sexy and wrong all at the same time; bendy people, bending boundaries... and you have Primo Loco.
This is the World Premiere of Primo Loco. It's a late night circus cabaret. What fire is to Fuego Carnal, laughter is to Primo Loco, but it's a different cast, with a different attitude, there's a reason no kids are allowed.
Shades Of Bublé: A Three-Man Tribute To Michael Bublé
- [email protected]
- 9227 6288
- https://fringeworld.com.au/whats_on/shades-of-buble-a-three-man-tribute-to-michael-buble-fw2020
- https://fringeworld.com.au/whats_on/shades-of-buble-a-three-man-tribute-to-michael-buble-fw2020
A musical tribute to Michael Buble and his best hits
- Dates:Jan 20-25, Jan 27-31, Feb 1-2
- Time(s):6:40pm
- Venue:The Edith Spiegeltent
- Festivals:Fringe Festival
- Venue Address:Yagan Square, Perth, WA
- Ticket Price FROM:30
- Ticket price TO:40
- Type:Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly,For teens 13-17,Wheelchair Access
- Event Venue:Yagan Square
- Performing Arts:Musicals
- Music:Concert Tours
Direct from the USA with three voices singing incredible songs like 'Feeling Good', 'Moondance', 'Come Fly With Me', 'Home', 'Everything', 'Fever', 'Save the Last Dance for Me' and many more. Shades of Bublé: A Three-Man Tribute to Michael Bublé brings the swinging standards and pop hits of Michael Bublé to the stage in an unforgettable high-energy concert event. This act has wowed audiences across the globe with their exciting harmonies, smooth choreography, and charming good looks.
WASO's Summer Classics
- [email protected]
- (08) 9326 0000
- https://www.waso.com.au/concerts-tickets/whats-on/concert/wasos-summer-classics
- https://www.waso.com.au/concerts-tickets/whats-on/concert/wasos-summer-classics
WASO is taking the temperature up a notch! Conductor Benjamin Northey brings the sunny, unstoppable good vibes to lead WASO and special guests through a concert program bursting with classical hits.
- Dates:Jan 31 & Feb 2
- Time(s):7:30pm, Friday 31 January & 2pm, Sunday 2 February
- Venue:Perth Concert Hall
- Hosted By:West Australian Symphony Orchestra
- Venue Address:5 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000
- Ticket Price FROM:$30
- Ticket price TO:$104
- Type:Classical Music
- Produced By:WASO: WA Symphony Orchestra
- Event Venue:Perth Concert Hall
- Music:Classical
- SCOOP ADMIN ONLY:WASO Special event
- Audience:Adults
You can smell the coconut oil, taste the salty air, and feel the sand between your toes.
But before the Freo Doctor comes in, WASO is taking the temperature up a notch! Conductor Benjamin Northey brings the sunny, unstoppable good vibes to lead WASO and special guests through a concert program bursting with classical hits.
From Vivaldi to Gershwin and Ravel, we've pulled out all the stops, so come on down, grab a drink and relax with the perfect addition to your summer soundtrack.
A Sea Symphony - Western Australian Charity Orchestra
- [email protected]
- (08) 9231 9900
- http://www.perthconcerthall.com.au/
- https://perthconcerthall.com.au/events/event/a-sea-symphony
The Western Australian Charity Orchestra invites you to set sail on a musical journey over the seas!
- Dates:Feb 1
- Time(s):7:30pm
- Venue:Perth Concert Hall
- Hosted By:Perth Concert Hall and the Western Australian Charity Orchestra
- Venue Address:5 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000
- Ticket Price FROM:$10
- Ticket price TO:$324.50
- Type:Classical Music
- Audience:Family-Friendly
- Produced By:WACO: Western Australian Charity Orchestra
- Event Venue:Perth Concert Hall
- Music:Classical,Concerto,Orchestral
Experience an evening of wondrous music inspired by the world's oceans, waves, ships and those who journey on them.
The Little Mermaid Suite Menken
La Mer Debussy
A Sea Symphony Vaughan Williams
Katja Webb Soprano
Kristin Bowtell Baritone
Western Australian Charity Orchestra and Choir directed by Samuel Parry
- [email protected]
- (08) 6488 2000
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
In a world where the Noongar language is spoken by all, a yarn about a Scottish king is retold.
- Dates:Feb 5 - 16
- Time(s):Tue – Fri 7.30pm | Sat 8 Feb 2pm | Sat 15 Feb 2pm & 7.30pm | Sun 6pm
- Venue:Subiaco Arts Centre
- Festivals:Perth Festival 2020
- Hosted By:Perth Festival
- Venue Address:Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley Rd, Subiaco WA 6008
- Type:Aboriginal Art & Events,Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly,For kids 4-12,For teens 13-17,For seniors
- Event Venue:Subiaco Arts Centre
- Performing Arts:Theatre
- Ticket Price FROM:$25
- Ticket price TO:$69
- Produced By:Yirra Yaakin
'Great business must be wrought 'ere … boodjar baal waaliny.'
Hecate, queen of the witches, is usually omitted from productions of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Here, she is at the heart of everything, watching as Macbeth strives toward power at any cost, all the while knowing that order must be restored; that Country always trumps human ambition and greed.
In 1833 colonist Robert Menli Lyon wrote in reference to Noongar people that 'the whole of each tribe are bards'. This world premiere event puts those words to the test. Having spent years studying and reclaiming their endangered Noongar language, a star ensemble use this audacious adaptation as a springboard to showcase its poetic and expressive qualities.
Join us for Australia's first large-scale Shakespeare production entirely in Noongar language, the original language of the south west of Western Australia, as conceived by Kyle J Morrison. Adapted and directed by Kylie Bracknell [Kaarljilba Kaardn].
A post-show Q&A will take place after the show on Feb 11 and a schools performance will take place on Feb 12.
Hecate is presented by Yirra Yaakin Theatry Company, Bell Shakespeare and Perth Festival.
Perth Festival 2020
- [email protected]
- (08) 6488 2000
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
Perth Festival curates and presents an annual arts festival of the highest international quality.
- Dates:Feb 7 - Mar 1
- Venue:Multiple Venues
- Festivals:All Festivals
- Hosted By:Perth Festival
- Venue Address:M418, 3 Crawley Avenue, Crawley Perth, Western Australia
- Type:Festivals
- Audience:LGBTI,Adults,Family-Friendly,For kids 4-12,For teens 13-17,For seniors
The Festival aspires to create new work and stimulate discourse about Western Australia and our place in a complex and political world. The Festival's ambition is to lift audience expectations and opportunities for Western Australian arts practice, contributing to a vibrant and resilient culture. Founded in 1953 by The University of Western Australia, the Perth International Arts Festival is the longest running international arts festival in Australia and Western Australia's premier cultural event. The Festival has developed a worldwide reputation for excellence in its international program, the presentation of new works and the highest quality artistic experiences for the people of Western Australia.
Sunset Wine & Brews
- [email protected]
- (08) 9201 9888
- http://www.wineandfood.com.au/sunsetwine
- https://events.humanitix.com.au/sunset-wine-and-brews-2020
Enjoy an iconic WA sunset while getting to know the best of WA's wine, craft beers, ciders, and spirits at Sunset Wine & Brew's new home of Jubilee Park, City Beach!
- Dates:Feb 7 - 9
- Time(s):Feb 7, 4.00pm - 9.00pm; Feb 8 & 9, 2.00pm - 8.00pm
- Venue:Jubilee Park
- Festivals:All Festivals
- Hosted By:CMS Events
- Venue Address:Jubilee Park, cnr Oceanic Drive and Challenger Parade, City Beach WA 6015
- Ticket Price FROM:$25
- Ticket price TO:$115
- Type:Festivals,Food & drink
- Audience:Adults
- Food & Drink:Beer,Wine,Cider,Festival,Food Event
While the weather is warm and the beaches are looking great, grab your friends and get to know WA's best wines & brews from incredible local producers! You can enjoy a glass at the festival or stock up for home.
Take in an iconic WA sunset as it sets on a beautiful warm summer day from the Sunset Balcony. Add in some delicious food, live music and DJs from two stages, good friends and the perfect coast backdrop and you have one of summer's best boutique festivals.
If you feel like relaxing with catering and a private bar in an exclusive retreat with undercover seating and fans to cool down, then the Beachside Lounge is for you.
Get your tickets to Perth's favourite wine & craft beer festival on the coast! Now open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, this is an all new Sunset Wine & Brews!
Bingo Loco - Mardi Gras Special with Karen from Finance
- [email protected]
- 02 8011 4148
- http://www.bingo-loco.com
- https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/bingo-loco-rainbow-rave-hosted-by-karen-from-finance/118841?skin=FREO&fbclid=IwAR2olXX3kSV-Zgz9BdT7dCIIePzwczIDOlW6yTt4uYXaEQVsvfcJ9j1GRk8
Fremantle, are you ready for a Mardi Gras Rainbow Bingo Rave?! We are coming to you with a Mardi Gras Special featuring the Queen of numbers, Karen from Finance!
- Dates:Feb 21
- Time(s):Doors: 6:30PM / Show: 8:00PM
- Venue:Freo.Social
- Hosted By:Legs Eleven & Bingo Loco
- Venue Address:Parry Street, Fremantle WA 6160
- Ticket Price:$49
- Type:Music
- Audience:LGBTI,Adults
- Event Venue:Freo.Social
- Performing Arts:Comedy
- Music:Popular Music
Fremantle, are you ready for a Mardi Gras Rainbow Bingo Rave?!
We are coming to you with a Mardi Gras Special featuring the Queen of numbers, Karen from Finance!
Costumes highly encouraged / Prizes awarded for best dressed**
You want the madness? We provide it! Bring your very best dancing shoes and get ready for a crazy night......of bingo! But not just any bingo. Bingo Loco!
We are the runaway child of traditional bingo complete with rave rounds, lip sync battles and dance offs. The conventional Bingo Cartel don't like what we do. We don't care. We are bringing bingo kicking and screaming into a full on party rave! We've got the ball's... the bingo balls to make your roar so loud you'll definitely lose your voice.
Previous prizes include: Trip to Vegas & Coachella, dildos, blow up dolls, Beats Headphones, crates of cans, a bathtub, 90's gameboys, convertible car, bags of rubbish, 8 foot teddy bears and even a boat??
Here's a taste of what we are:
The Dirty Details:
Freo.Social, Fremantle
Party Doors: 6:30pm
First game: 8:00pm
Inquiries: [email protected]
"Bingo Loco has become nothing short of an entertainment phenomenon in its birth place of Dublin and beyond." – Lonely Planet.
Bingo Loco is not a performance, it's an engaging experience with the mentality of a theatre show, while always ensuring every element is completely ridiculous.
In 2020, Bingo Loco is partnering with Make-A-Wish® Australia to help create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. Each
year, thousands of Australian children are diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. Wishes complement medical treatment – working to calm, distract and empower sick kids at the time they need it most. When a wish is realised, a child discovers that despite their situation, anything is possible.
Bingo Loco is an entertainment event run by Legs Eleven Australia Pty Ltd and is separate to cost of playing Bingo, operated by Legs Eleven Australia Pty Ltd on behalf of Make-A-Wish® Australia with authority to Fundraise. There is no obligation from attendees of the event
'Bingo Loco' to play Bingo. The separate cost to play Bingo is $3 for a booklet of 9 tickets. Proceeds from Bingo go to Make-A-Wish®
Australia and the maximum value of all the prizes combined is $1,000.
* Bingo is played with printed tickets bearing numbered squares.
* Each player is offered the cash alternative of the value of the
goods offered as prizes.
* A Caller announces the numbers to the players which are selected at
random from a registered Bingo machine.
* Each player marks off the numbers on their ticket as they are called.
* A player wins if they are able to mark off all the numbers on their
ticket, left-to-right, first.
* During a session any conditions can be viewed at the sales desk.
* A participant who has won a prize will call out 'Bingo Loco' and
hold their booklet in the air. These instructions are laid out clearly
by the host at the start of the game.
* Each ticket claimed to be a winner is inspected by the host and / or
the assistant of the host.
* Spotters will be placed within the audience to ensure each winner is
identified quickly.
* If Bingo is called on a winning number by more than one participant
or, from a number called prior to the last number called and someone
else goes out on the last number called, the prize will be shared
equally and an optional test of skill will be run for a bonus prize.
* A number is not fully called until the number has been repeated, if
a number is called by mistake and repeated, that number will then be
classed as called.
* If a number is lit up on the board and is missed by the Caller, that
number will only be accepted as a valid number if it is called and
repeated by the Caller before the end of that game and providing the
Bingo machine is not faulty.
* Legs Eleven reserves the right to alter progressive jackpots at any time.
* Any disruptions during Bingo are not acceptable and the person or
persons involved may be asked to leave.
* The Session Supervisor / event manager will have the final say on
any disputes arising during a session and disputes will be dealt with
in a separate room.
* The following is prohibited from participating in the Bingo: Family
members of the benefiting charity representatives, Legs Eleven
Australia Pty Ltd or employees of Legs Eleven Australia Pty Ltd;
spotters; callers; event staff; charity representatives.
WA provides free, confidential counselling, support and information services for all people affected by gambling 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call the Problem Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858. Calls to the Problem Gambling Helpline are free from landlines and won't be listed on your phone bill.
G-Flip | Perth Festival
- [email protected]
- (08) 6488 2000
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
G-Flip is flipping on to the Perth Festival stage!
- Dates:Feb 22
- Time(s):9pm
- Venue:Chevron Lighthouse
- Festivals:Perth Festival 2020
- Hosted By:Perth Festival
- Venue Address:158 Terrace Road, Perth, WA, 6000
- Ticket Price FROM:$29
- Ticket price TO:$49
- Type:Music,Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults
- Music:Gig Guide
The G Flip explosion has been as colossal as it has been wondrous.
Bursting out of her bedroom and into the wide world with her shimmering pop hits, the Melbourne singer, producer and multi-instrumentalist has inspired a new wave of innovators: unfiltered, driven and refreshing in their passion.
Her self-produced debut single 'About You' was a cathartic anthem born from her "hectic, toxic, cinematic" on-off relationship, and was the first taste of her epic drumming prowess. Her debut album further showcased the new voice of a generation: loud, proud and vivacious. Come ride the G Flip train!
Taste Great Southern
- [email protected]
- 08 9201 9888
- https://www.tastegreatsouthern.com.au/
- https://www.tastegreatsouthern.com.au/
A festival that celebrates award winning wine, delicious fresh produce and amazing flavours of the Great Southern.
- Dates:Mar 26 - Apr 5
- Venue:Great Southern Region
- Festivals:Taste Great Southern,All Festivals
- Hosted By:CMS Events
- Venue Address:Great Southern Region
- Type:Festivals,Food & drink,Travel,Winery Events
- Audience:Adults
- Produced By:Taste Great Southern
- Food & Drink:Beer,Celebrity Chef,Cider,Festival,Food Event,Food Market Events,Restaurant Events,Wine
11 days, 30+ culinary experiences, 20+ chefs
A festival that celebrates award winning wine, delicious fresh produce and amazing flavours of the Great Southern. Located along the pristine southern coastline and expanding into the farming hinterland it includes major centres Albany, Denmark, Mt Barker, Kojonup and Katanning.
With 20+ chefs including local stars, Perth talent and the inaugural MasterChef winner Julie Goodwin and fan favourite Derek Lau across 30+ not-to-be-missed culinary experiences, this festival will be home to a music festival, a wine and food festival, long lunches, degustations, premium pairings, community markets and free events.
Great Southern produce is fresh, seasonal and exceptional. Foods like oysters and seafood, chicken, beef and lamb, heirloom vegetables and cheeses all excel on the south coast. You can indulge in all the delicious fresh produce and amazing flavours at many of the events.
The award-winning wine, winemakers and breweries of the Great Southern will also feature across the program. You can expect to sip, taste and savour wine varietals such as Shiraz, Pinot Noir and Riesling, alongside craft beer made locally in the Great Southern.
Feast on the amazing culinary creations from the very talented local stars as they team up with Perth talent and our Australian Guest Chef while they host a range of smaller intimate gatherings to larger events.
Choose from several self-drive adventure packages and include the beautiful natural attractions such as Walpole's Tree Top Walk and The Gap as well as manmade attractions. With Easter the following weekend, why not stay longer in the Great Southern!
Indulge. Feast. Savour. Adventure
Taste Great Southern is the heart of Western Australian food & wine!
Ord Valley Muster
- [email protected]
- 0484 746 329
- https://ordvalleymuster.com.au/
- https://www.conferenceonline.com/book/ticket/126197
A festival of music, art and culture in the Kimberley.
- Dates:May 15 - 24
- Venue:Kununurra
- Festivals:All Festivals,Ord Valley Muster
- Hosted By:Ord Valley Muster
- Venue Address:Jim Hughes Amphitheatre, Kununurra WA 6743
- Type:Aboriginal Art & Events,Festivals,Food & drink,Music,Performing Arts,Sports,Travel
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly
- Event Venue:Ord Valley Muster Festival Hub
Through a diverse calendar packed with exciting events & experiences (rodeo, dining under the stars, music, yoga boats, comedy and more) to the the local characters & flavour that make Kununurra and the East Kimberley one of the most iconic destinations in the world, the Muster is a truly enthralling, enchanting and magical experience for all.
From humble beginnings in 2001, the Argyle Diamonds Ord Valley Muster came to life quietly as a simple one night affair – a pleasant dinner in the outback for local businesses. Since then it has grown at lightning speed to be firmly established as a pre-eminent event in the national festival calendar,being a 3 time Hall of Fame Inductee (2017-2011-2008) at the WA Tourism Awards as well as being officially recognised as the Best Regional Event in Australia at the 2015 Australian Event Awards to name but a few notches of the Muster's belt.
There are a range of amazing Land or Air Travel Packages available to help get you here starting at $405*pp (t&c's apply), so you have no excuse to tick this one off your travel, foodie, adventure or 4×4 bucket lists…
The Muster's major draw-card, the 'Kimberley Moon Experience' continues, deservedly so, to receive international attention and acclaim. Staged at the Jim Hughes Amphitheatre on the banks of the Majestic Ord River, the 'Kimberley Moon Experience' is attended by celebrities, politicians and business leaders alike. Attracting over 5000 patrons, including 625 guests enjoying a 5 star concert and dining experience within the Kimberley Fine Diamonds Dinner, this truly is a unique and unforgettable experience – a place where city and country folk meet, mingle and dance under the stars.
Scarborough Sunset Markets - Summer Series
Now in its third season, The Scarborough Beach Association (SBA) and KINN & Co are delighted to announce the return of the ever popular Scarborough Sunset Markets.
- Dates:Every Thursday, Oct 31 - Apr 30
- Time(s):5-9pm
- Venue:Scarborough Beach
- Venue Address:Scarborough Beach
- Ticket Price:Free
- Type:Summer Markets
- Audience:Family-Friendly
- Food & Drink:Food Market Events
Kicking off Thursday October 31 and spanning from the purpose built Scarborough Square down to the crisp white sands of the Amphitheatre, each week the beachfront will once again ignite into a celebration of all that makes this location truly special - mesmerising sunsets, crystal blue ocean, crisp white sands, a foodies' oasis, thirst quenching bevies, live music, creative artists and curated pop up stores- while encouraging locals, families and visitors to continue rediscovering Scarborough.
Last year's season saw record crowds of locals and visitors descend on Scarborough each week to spend summer nights on Scarborough Beach with their toes in the sand as they wander through a global market of culinary delights and sensory surprises.
This year promises to be filled with even more mouthwatering food, stunning retail, chilled tunes, arts and engaging entertainment, while we also launch a WAR ON WASTE!
Our WAR ON WASTE aims to;
• reduce waste at the markets;
• introduce reusable containers;
• recycle organic & compostable waste; and
• minimise disposal into landfill
The main sources of waste at the markets are food and plastic plates, cutlery and bottles. Therefore, to ensure we deliver on our vision for a greener market the below strategies are being introduced;
• Patron's encouraged to BYO plates, cutlery, cups
• Market Eat Kits – we are selling reusable eating kits for patrons including plates and utensils.
• Waste Stations around the markets, at which visitors place waste on a table and our War on Waste Warriors sort through it and dispose of it in the correct bin – reducing contamination and incorrect bin usage.
Twilight Hawkers Market
- [email protected]
- 0451 048 525
Experience food from around the globe as you immerse yourself in this market setting!
- Dates:Nov 8 - Feb 28
- Time(s):4.30-9.30pm
- Venue:Forrest Place
- Hosted By:City of Perth
- Venue Address:Forrest Place, Perth WA 6000
- Ticket Price:Free
- Type:Summer Markets
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly
- Food & Drink:Food Market Events
With live local music adding to the cultural atmosphere, it's the perfect Friday night out.
Food is served from 4:30pm until 9:30pm.
The Great Valley Rally
- [email protected]ov.au
- 08 9207 8899
- https://www.swanvalley.com.au/See-and-Do/Family-Fun/Get-adventurous-on-the-Great-Valley-Rally?widget=1
Designed for families with children aged 5 to 12, the Great Valley Rally is a thrilling treasure hunt following cryptic clues along a specific route through the Swan Valley.
- Dates:Mon - Sun, 9am - 4pm
- Time(s):9am - 4pm
- Venue:Multiple venues across the Swan Valley
- Hosted By:City of Swan
- Venue Address:Starts at Swan Valley Visitor Centre, Guildford Courthouse, Cnr Meadow and Swan Streets
- Ticket Price:Free
- Type:Free
- Audience:Family-Friendly,For kids 4-12
The Great Valley Rally starts at the Swan Valley Visitor Centre and takes around three hours to complete.
Participants follow Stirling the Black Swan's cryptic clues, along the way learning about local history, historic sites and indigenous culture.
They also get to see some of the Swan Valley's popular food and tourist attractions as they complete the clues.
There are two ways you can experience the rally:
- Online: Simply click on the button below and you'll be taken to Facebook Messenger to experience the new high-tech version of the rally, complete with digital-only special offers. From there, you'll be able to register the day you plan to do the rally and received further information on the next steps. Note: You'll need a Facebook Messenger account and mobile data to participate in the rally using this method.
- On paper: Download the clue sheet and track your way through the Swan Valley the old fashioned way.
Either way the Great Valley Rally is a fun family day out. There are plenty of providores to pick up picnic supplies from, or make a pit stop at one of the many cafes or restaurants en route. Don't forget to drop into the Swan Valley Visitor Centre to claim your certificate and free gift after completing your adventure.
The Little Prince
- [email protected]
- (08) 9335 5044
- http://www.sppt.asn.au
- www.sppt.asn.au
The Little Prince Adapted from the book by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
- Venue:Spare Parts Puppet Theatre
- Dates:Jan 13 - Feb 1
- Time(s):Daily; 10.00 am - 11.00 am, 01.00 pm - 02.00 pm
- Ticket Price:$25.00 - $23.00
- Ticket Price FROM:$25.00
- Ticket price TO:$23.00
- Type:Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly,For toddlers 0-3,For kids 4-12,For teens 13-17,For seniors,Wheelchair Access
- Produced By:Spare Parts Puppet Theatre
- Performing Arts:Puppetry,Theatre
- Music:Other Music
- Visual Arts:Other Visual Arts
- Event Venue:Spare Parts Puppet Theatre
- Hosted By:Spare Parts Puppet Theatre
- Venue Address:Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, 1 Short Street, Fremantle, WA, 6040
Immerse yourself in the imagination of a child during the January school holidays with Spare Parts Puppet Theatre's acclaimed production of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Saint-Exupéry's exquisite tale tells the story of a curious prince who leaves his tiny planet for an adventure that reveals the essential things in life can only be discovered with the heart. For more than 70 years this timeless story has awakened the imagination of readers of all ages.
Duration: 45 mins
Perfect for 5+ but suitable for everyone!
Jan 13 – Feb 01
10am & 1pm daily
No performances Sundays or public holidays.
Booking Essential
Please visit www.sppt.asn.au or telephone 9335 5044
Ticket Prices
General Admission: $25.00 (per ticket)
Groups of 4 or more: $24.00 (per ticket)
Groups of 10 or more: $23.00 (per ticket)
$3.95 booking fee applies
Cirque Africa - The Regal Theatre
- [email protected]
- 9227 6288
- https://fringeworld.com.au/
- https://fringeworld.com.au/whats_on/cirque-africa-fw2020
Following a sold-out season during Fringe 2019 Cirque Africa returns to Fringe World 2020 bigger and better than ever!
- Dates:Jan 17 - 19, 23 - 25 & 29 - 31; Feb 1 - 2
- Time(s):Evening shows: 5:00pm. Night shows: 7:00pm. Availability subject to date.
- Venue:Regal Theatre
- Festivals:Fringe Festival
- Hosted By:Fringe World
- Venue Address:Regal Theatre, 474 Hay Street Subiaco WA 6008
- Type:Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly
- Event Venue:Regal Theatre
- Performing Arts:Dance,Theatre,Circus
- Ticket Price FROM:$36
- Ticket price TO:$46
Cirque Africa is back with a fresher, funkier, and bolder show in 2020! The show will challenge your imagination like no other and is sure to amaze all.
A 100% African cultural experience, Cirque Africa is a vibrant and highly entertaining blockbuster production that transports the audience to Africa through modern stage performance. The show features a world-renowned African troupe, performing feats of acrobatics, contortion, dancing, and music.
The 60-minute awe-inspiring show is highlighted with stunning colourful African costumes, humorous comedy, traditional and modern original music, and vibrant dance routines.
This Is Not Personal
- [email protected]
- (08) 9228 6300
- http://pica.org.au/
- https://fringeworld.com.au/whats_on/this-is-not-personal-fw2020
Have you ever been tempted to tell the checkout-chick your life story? Are you being pestered about not seeming yourself lately? Ever been asked "R U OK" and didn't know how to respond?
- Dates:Jan 17, 18, 24, 25, 31 and Feb 1
- Venue:PICA
- Festivals:Fringe Festival
- Hosted By:PICA
- Venue Address:51 James Street, Northbridge, WA, 6003
- Ticket Price:$20
- Type:Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults
- Produced By:PICA: Perth Institute of Contemporary Art
- Event Venue:PICA
- Performing Arts:Theatre
Presented by PICA as part of FRINGE WORLD 2020
This is not personal invites you to create a personalised set of sign-cards to assist in times of difficulty. Led by WA artist Jen Jamieson, this intimate workshop performance invites a small group to share an hour together and develop responses to the challenges of life when your mental health is not helping you socialise.
Pairing personal reflection with social interaction and design aesthetics with the hand-made, This is not personal is an invitation to foster new ways of wellbeing and break down the barriers in talking about mental health.
Initial concept developed at KISS club 2019 with PICA and pvi collective.
The Midnight Gang
- (08) 6212 9292
- https://www.ptt.wa.gov.au/venues/state-theatre-centre-of-wa/whats-on/the-midnight-gang/
- https://tickets.ptt.wa.gov.au/events/the-midnight-gang-ptt-stc
A play based on David Walliams's novel 'The Midnight Gang'
- Dates:Jan 28 - Feb 1
- Venue:Heath Ledger Theatre
- Hosted By:State Theatre Centre of WA
- Venue Address:State Theatre Centre, 174-176 William Street, Perth, WA, 6000
- Ticket Price FROM:$29
- Ticket price TO:$36
- Type:Performing Arts,Youth Art / Performance
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly,For teens 13-17,Wheelchair Access
- Event Venue:State Theatre Centre of WA
- Performing Arts:Theatre
Maryam Master has will be bringing the imaginings of Walliam's novel to life at the Heath Ledger Theatre in 2020.
Twelve year old Tom unexpectedly finds himself lonely and lost in the children's ward of St Crook's Hospital, away from his family and at the mercy of evil Matron.
Tom feels like he'll never leave, but his fellow young patients have other ideas. They might be stuck in hospital, but their imaginations can take them anywhere as The Midnight Gang. Join them on a series of amazing journeys as they turn the hospital into the places they've always wanted to go and make dreams come true.
Experience an intimate queer kaleidoscope, fusing live alchemy, participatory performance, and verbatim storytelling.
- Dates:28 Jan - 1 Feb
- Time(s):7.30pm
- Venue:Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
- Festivals:Fringe Festival
- Hosted By:Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
- Venue Address:Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, 51 James Street, Northbridge WA 6003
- Ticket Price FROM:$22
- Ticket price TO:$26
- Type:Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults,Wheelchair Access
- Produced By:PICA: Perth Institute of Contemporary Art
- Event Venue:PICA
- Performing Arts:Theatre
Eclectic experimental artist Daley King lays bare the stories behind the lip shade, sharing the engrossing anecdotes and fascinating insights of a diverse community of humans. Vividly dissecting the zeitgeist of lipstick, Lipstuck examines its history as both a tool of body politics and a weapon of oppression. A bright rainbow light in a black and white world, Lipstuck fights back against the binary and the systems that determine how you live your body and your life.
Praise for Daley King's Hold Your Breath (Count To Ten).
"Daley delivers the audience into an almost euphoric state as we achieve a baptism into the world of self-acceptance. Four and a half stars" The Fourth Wall, 2018.
Initial concept developed at KISS club 2019 with PICA and pvi collective.
Fire Aid: A Benefit Concert
- [email protected]
- 9432 9555
- https://fac.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/e6fe5442-ec5c-4b0c-83a9-4df44884978c?Event=112206
- https://fac.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/e6fe5442-ec5c-4b0c-83a9-4df44884978c?Event=112206
Four of WA's most loved bands are joining together for a night of impassioned music to raise money to assist with the continued fight and recovery of the National Emergency.
- Dates:Jan 31st and Feb 1st
- Time(s):6:00pm
- Venue:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Hosted By:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Venue Address:1 Finnerty St, Fremantle WA 6160
- Ticket Price:$96.90
- Type:Music
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly
- Produced By:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Event Venue:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Music:Popular Music,Gig Guide
In a strong statement of solidarity with the Eastern States, renown Western Australian musicians John Butler, The Waifs, San Cisco and Stella Donnelly will come together for one night of uplifting live music at The Fremantle Arts Centre on Friday January 31st [SOLD OUT] and February 1st [SELLING FAST!]
All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to a number of causes but will include local NSW and VIC fire services, local communities and wildlife organisations:
WIRES Wildlife Rescue
VIC Bushfire Appeal
Merchandise items will be available on the night for purchase, with all profits being donated to Western Australian Fire Service organisations including the WA Emergency Services Volunteers' Hardship Assistance Scheme.
For those unable to attend, from Western Australians to fans from all corners of the globe, you will be able to pre order a downloadable recording of the night's concert, which will be made available within 7 days of the concert concluding, again with 100% of the proceeds being donated to the above causes.
Slutdrop is a personal performance-documentary from an ex-stripper.
- Dates:Feb 4 -7
- Time(s):7.30pm
- Venue:Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
- Festivals:Fringe Festival
- Hosted By:Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
- Venue Address:Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, 51 James Street, Northbridge WA 6003
- Ticket Price FROM:$22
- Ticket price TO:$26
- Type:Performing Arts
- Audience:Adults,Wheelchair Access
- Produced By:PICA: Perth Institute of Contemporary Art
- Event Venue:PICA
- Performing Arts:Theatre
A strut in six-inch heels through movies, music and the media's portrayal of what it means to work in the sex industry. Pop songs mix with periods in this intimate striptease that uncovers the industry's secrets. Created and performed by Jacinta Larcombe, she recalls stories of change room talk and being told she reminds customers of a friend's daughter.
Using drag, pie graphs and real stories from real strippers, Slutdrop uses Larcombe's childlike visual art to create a larger-than-life experience. Think: Monica's House from Playschool but set in the red-light district.
Peer behind the curtains in a story that bares all.
Hecate Kambarnap
- [email protected]
- (08) 6488 2000
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
Kwop Noongar maia waangkiny nitja. Kaarl-booyi nyinalangainy. Celebrate Noongar language thriving on Noongar Boodjar.
- Dates:Feb 5 - Feb 16
- Time(s):Before and After 'Hecate'
- Venue:Subiaco Arts Centre Gardens
- Festivals:Perth Festival 2020
- Hosted By:Perth Festival
- Venue Address:Subiaco Arts Centre Gardens, 180 Hamersley Rd, Subiaco WA 6008
- Ticket Price:Free
- Type:Free,Aboriginal Art & Events
- Audience:Adults,Family-Friendly,For kids 4-12,For teens 13-17,For seniors
- Event Venue:Subiaco Arts Centre
- Produced By:Yirra Yaakin
Before and after seeing Hecate you are invited to Hecate Kambarnap, a unique gathering space to celebrate Noongar people and the maintenance and care of the Noongar language as it pulses through the bedrock of our Country. Noongar language is rarely spoken fluently, and language revival is vital to healing and strengthening our community.
Hecate Kambarnap offers a cleansing smoking for those who wish to gather and honour the ancient Noongar sounds, stories and speakers.
- [email protected]
- (08) 6488 2000
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
Art meets science in this ambitious new installation that brings microscopic robots to life in a custom-built incubator.
- Dates:Feb 5 - Mar 22
- Time(s):Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm; Feb 5 6.30-9pm
- Venue:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Festivals:Perth Festival 2020
- Hosted By:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Venue Address:1 Finnerty St, Fremantle WA 6160
- Ticket Price:Free
- Type:Art Exhibitions
- Audience:Adults,Wheelchair Access
- Produced By:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Event Venue:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Visual Arts:Other Visual Arts
From blood, silk and heart muscle the artists bio-engineer individual cellular units to self-assemble into intriguing living and kinetic sculptural forms.
Introduced by a visual text by acclaimed WA writer Josephine Wilson, this thought-provoking exhibition invites us to consider the human body in a world beyond its control.
John Prince Siddon: All Mixed Up
- [email protected]
- (08) 6488 2000
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
- http://scoopdigital.go2cloud.org/SH3
John Prince Siddon draws on contemporary politics, social issues and personal experiences to present a kaleidoscopic vision of Australia.
- Dates:Feb 5 - Mar 22
- Time(s):Mon – Sun, 10am–5pm; Feb 5, 6.30-9pm
- Venue:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Festivals:Perth Festival 2020
- Hosted By:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Venue Address:1 Finnerty St, Fremantle WA 6160
- Ticket Price:Free
- Type:Art Exhibitions
- Audience:Adults,Wheelchair Access
- Produced By:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Event Venue:Fremantle Arts Centre
- Visual Arts:Painting
A Walmajarri man living and working from Fitzroy Crossing in the West Kimberley, he combines diverse influences drawn from television and the traditional Kimberley craft of boab nut carving, desert iconography and the epic characters of the Narrangkarni (Dreamtime) to create uncanny technicolour vignettes.
All Mixed Up is complimented by a selection of paintings made in the 1990s by Butcher Cherel Janangoo, a key elder of the Gooniyandi language group instrumental in the retention of men's law ceremony at Muludja Community. This vibrant pairing offers a glimpse of the rich variety of cultures clustered around Fitzroy Crossing's Mangkaja Art Centre. Curated by Emilia Galatis in collaboration with Lynley Nargoordah.


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The Columbus City Council allocated money to buy 25 new snowplows at last night's meeting, bringing the total purchased this year and last year to 52.
The Columbus City Council allocated money to buy 25 new snowplows at last night�s meeting, bringing the total purchased this year and last year to 52.
With the purchase, the city will have 158 snowplow-capable trucks, a 50 percent increase, said Jennifer Gallagher, deputy director of public service.
�We want to ensure that these trucks are received by the beginning of the 2014-15 snow season,� said Councilman Troy Miller in explaining why the city chose to suspend the bidding process.
Columbus has been criticized for how residential streets were cleared in recent months as heavy snow blanketed the region. The city has since said it�s reviewing its plowing procedures.
The trucks purchased last night, which will cost the city $3.1 million, were bought during a meeting in which the city council also approved $4.1 million for central Ohio social-service agencies.
Council members unanimously approved that amount for dozens of agencies to fund child-care centers, substance-abuse treatment centers, and job training and neighborhood outreach programs.
A few of the larger allocations:
� Maryhaven: $520,894
� LifeCare Alliance: $299,626
� Action for Children: $195,334
� Columbus Urban League: $160,995.
The funding level for 2014 is largely unchanged from the past two years, said Cynthia Rickman, spokeswoman for the city�s Department of Development.
In other business, the council approved an $80,000 contract to increase the number of women and minorities in its police and fire divisions by hiring the public-relations firm Paul Werth and Associates to promote the jobs.
Paul Werth is working with the city under a $40,000 contract and conducted a �firefighter expo� this month to draw minority candidates.
Mayor Michael B. Coleman pushed the Division of Public Safety last year to review its hiring and recruitment practices in an attempt to increase diversity.
The council delayed acting on the city�s 2014 capital-improvements budget until next week.
Will Drabold is a fellow in Ohio University�s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism Statehouse News Bureau.


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She will be the keynote speaker at the International Christian Prayer and Action Dinner for Israel sponsored by Proclaiming Justice to the Nations.
President and founder of PJN is Laurie Cardoza-Moore, a native Nashvillian, Israel first propagandist who delights and profits from encouraging Christians to send their children to die in the wars for the criminal racist illegal state of Israel. Some of her anti-American, anti-Christian words are as follows:
With the growing threat of worldwide anti-Semitism, it is time for Christian's to take a stand. Never again, can we allow our Jewish brethren to stand alone. Never again, should they have to defend their right to exist in the land of their inheritanceBachmann and Cardoza-Moore are two peas in a zionist pod. Both are anxious for a war with Iran and fulfillment of their death cult philosophies that are the antithesis of true Christianity.
Israel has historical, political, archaeological, and Biblical rights to its land.
Israel and our Jewish brethren are fighting a war for Israel's very survival. Now, more than ever, Christians must unite to take a stand for Zion's sake!
Hear more in her video at the PJN's home page.
Another speaker at the NRB convention is zionist shill Mike Huckabee who will fit right in with the rest of the warmongers.
Cardoza-Moore had planned a $500 per head fundraiser for Bachmann but canceled as her 'non-profit charity' could be in violation of IRS rules against charities raising funds for political candidates. It's a wonder that AIPAC doesn't lobby against those pesky rules.
Tennessee has enough problems with their own politicians. It's a sad state of affairs that we have to import outsiders to try and create more support for a genocidal nation that spies on, steals from, attacks and kills our own American people and who is taking us to the precipice of World War III.
Faux Christians marching to Zion ..... and wanting to take the rest of us with them. Some would dare to call it treason.


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New EU Software Rules Give FOSS the Inside Track
Dec 17, 2010 5:00 AM PT
The European Union has announced public procurement rules for technology that appear to favor open source.
The European Interoperability Framework sets out interoperability standards to create a trusted information exchange between public administrations of member countries.
The EIF encourages open specifications for the framework.
Members of the Business Software Alliance, which offer proprietary software, are apparently contesting this provision.
The announcement of the EIF is the another step in a years-long process.
"The EU's work in this area has been going on since at least 2000, when OpenOffice.org was named as the preferred word processor for Denmark's government," Bill Roth, executive vice president at LogLogic, told LinuxInsider.
The European Parliament's press office did not respond to requests for comment by press time.
Some Details About the EIF
When new services and tools are developed in a specific sector, the developers should keep in mind the potential for reusing them, the European Interoperability Strategy stated.
For trusted information exchange, the EU will support efforts on making key enablers such as eID and eSignature interoperable.
The EIF will also seek to establish an interoperability architecture. It will develop a joint vision on this, first defining its scope and the needs for common infrastructure services and common interface standards. It will also provide guidance on architecture domains shared by member states.
The EIF levels the playing field in Europe, Ed Boyajian, CEO of EnterpriseDB, told LinuxInsider.
Openness Is a Good Thing
The level of openness of formalized specifications is crucial to sharing and reusing components implementing the specification, according to the EIS.
Intellectual property rights related to the specification must be licensed on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms or on royalty-free basis that allows implementation in both proprietary and open source software. This fosters competition because providers working under various business models may compete to deliver products, technologies and services based on such specifications.
However, public administrations may decide to use less open specifications if open specs don't exist or don't meet their functional interoperability needs.
"This paves the way for more open source adoption and more software business across Europe," EnterpriseDB's Boyajian said. "Open standards have long been supported by proprietary and open source vendors. It will encourage governments, which will require software vendors to compete on new terms."
Can a Less Open Approach Work?
The provision for governments to use a "less open" approach is a wise one, LogLogic's Roth suggested.
"There is not an open source app for everything, so buyers cannot only choose open source," Roth explained. "The EIF will have to allow for commercial software as long as a capitalist system exists, because programmers need to eat," he added.
"The adoption of open source and open standards is an evolutionary process," EnterpriseDB's Boyajian remarked. "This is a good first step. The underlying intent is to improve the quality of the service across public administrations."
As long as the capabilities and functions of new technology improve service to the public, everyone wins, regardless of whether the technology is purely open source or a mix of open source and proprietary, Boyajian stated.
Fighting for a Slice of the Pie
The Business Software Alliance, members of which include major computer industry players like HP, IBM and Microsoft, has reportedly been lobbying the EU against the focus on open source technologies in the EIF.
They might have sound reason be upset over the EIF.
"In general, this takes money away from commercial vendors who directly fund innovation and doesn't necessarily provide money to open source projects," LogLogic's Roth pointed out.
"So, it could have a chilling effect on investment in commercial software and innovation," Roth added. "I would like to see a provision for governments to provide more funding for critical open source projects."
The BSA declined comment on the issue when approached.


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on my development wordpress server (using Desktop Server's "ServerPress"), one my pages has a list of pdfs; each tag has this path: /wp-content/themes/accessgroup/docs/thePDF.pdf.
When I upload my installation to my production server, and I click on one of these links to view a pdf, I get Wordpress's default 404 page. The path to the file did not change, so how is it not seeing them? I've verified that these pdfs have indeed made it to the production server.
Even weirder - I have another page with links of pdfs that link to the very same directory above, and I'm able to view those PDFs (although different than the ones above).
Any ideas?
UPDATE - I added a link to one of the PDFs that did not work to the actual template file for the page of PDFs, and I was able to download and view the pdf in the browser. This is pretty bizarre..same exact link...but if I click on the one added through the wp admin page editor, it doesn't work. If I click on the same one added directly to my template file, it works. What is going on?


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Global stock markets fell sharply on Wednesday as investors fretted about twin uncertainties: the economy and whether policymakers can do much to help it.
Key stock indexes in the United States, Germany, and France all fell by roughly 5 percent. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 520 points, closing at 10,719.94, more than offsetting a rebound on Tuesday as the Federal Reserve sought to show its commitment to supporting the economy.
Investment analysts point to multiple factors that may explain the downward trend of recent days, including simple fear and the influence of computer-driven "high frequency" trades by some investment firms.
But many say investors are focused especially on two big questions: First, how much has the outlook for economic growth deteriorated lately? And second, if a recession may be near, are central banks or governments able to give meaningful assistance to the economy?
On the first issue, many forecasters say the risk of another recession has risen, but that continued growth remains the likeliest scenario. Jobs and incomes have been rising in the US, for example, albeit slowly.
On the second issue, a widespread view among investment strategists is that governments may not have many tools left to aid the economy. Precious resources have already been spent fighting the last recession, and political obstacles in the US and Europe make it hard to achieve consensus on new measures.
In Europe, the challenge is how disparate nations can come together on a plan to hold their currency union together, even as Italy joins Greece and Spain on the list of problem debtors.
In America, the recent debt-ceiling negotiations made clear that bipartisan compromises will be hard to come by heading into the 2012 election, and that Republican lawmakers have no appetite for another round of deficit spending aimed at stimulating the economy
Perhaps most of all, though, the debt-limit brinkmanship left President Obama looking weaker – unable to push his goal of a "grand bargain" on fiscal policy to the finish line. Some critics say he also appears out of touch, pushing tax hikes on the rich, which they say undermines the important goal of job creation.
"Businesses, investors and ordinary Americans simply lack confidence in the ability of the Obama administration to get the country growing and create jobs," economist Peter Morici at the University of Maryland wrote in an analysis Wednesday.
That doesn't mean stocks deserve to keep falling. Some analysts say the sell-off is already overblown, and that the economic and political conditions are not that dire.
But a widespread view among business managers is that the Obama administration and Congress could be doing more to instill optimism.
An index of small-business confidence, tracked by the National Federation of Independent Business, has been falling for five straight months. One top business concern is that the president isn't focused enough on clearing away regulatory hurdles to job creation.
Concern about political leadership extends overseas, where stock markets have been falling in tandem with the US. Some nations, like Japan, may be unable to avoid a rise in their currency exchange rates, which could damage exports. And in Europe, concern is rising that Italy and Spain will "need a Greek-like bailout with funds that may be nearly impossible to come by," writes Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at Standard & Poor's.
Even as fiscal policies are constrained by high debt levels that soared after the 2008 financial crisis, central banks also may be running near their policy limits. Some economists say that, with their short-term interest rates already near zero, the Federal Reserve and others have little ammunition left to fight a possible recession.
The Fed has tried QE1 and QE2 (two rounds of so-called quantitative easing of monetary policy). Now a QE3 policy is possible, perhaps involving new unconventional means of boosting growth.
On Tuesday, markets rallied as the Fed said it would keep its interest rate low for another two years – a signal of its determination to provide support to a fragile economy.
But the stock-market reversal Wednesday suggests that announcement, by itself, still leaves many investors in doubt about the path ahead for the economy and corporate earnings.
Obama and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke met Wednesday, along with Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, to discuss the economic outlook, fiscal policy, and "the situation in Europe," according to a White House statement.


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Final Day for Sephora VIB SaleIf you're a Sephora VIB (Very Important Beauty Insider), today is the final day in Sephora's exclusive VIB Sale. Everything is 20% off, so stock up on some of your favorites!
This is the first year I wasn't a Sephora VIB (I was $43 away), but someone was kind enough to share their code with me so I can receive the discount on my online order.
I've never experienced ordering online (I usually shop in-store) for this particular sale, but I was really surprised to see so many items sold out, including items that I was planning on purchasing. Almost every Nars blush is sold out!
Here's what my order looked like-
I also picked up my favorite facial self tanner Clarins Intense Bronze Self Tanning Tint (must-have!) and one of my favorite brushes for bronzer, the Sephora Pro #40. Since the brush is already on clearance, it was too good of a deal to pass up, and I could always use an extra.
I've been curious to try the Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector for a while now because of the rave reviews, so I picked up the shade Opal. If you want to see a quick review/comparison, Bloomin Beauty Blog has an awesomely helpful post.
I tried a generous sample of Laura Mercier Silk Creme Foundation last year, and I thought it was amazing so I finally ordered a full-size!
Lastly, I cashed in on 500 of my Beauty Insider Points and got the Laura Mercier Best Sellers Kit which includes: Foundation Primer (0.5 oz), Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20 in Nude (0.5 oz), Shimmer Bloc in Golden Mosaic (0.14 oz) and Eye Basics in Wheat (0.1 oz).
That's it! Nothing too exciting, but I was happy to save $40, and using Ebates, I was able to save an extra 4%, which ended up being a little over $6.. yay!
Did you end up getting anything?
*To become a Sephora VIB, you must spend $350 at Sephora in a calendar year. (read more)


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CMU Men's Basketball Drops Culver-Stockton in OT
FAYETTE, MO -- Eric Franklin's four-point play with 27 seconds to go in overtime sent Puckett Fieldhouse into a frenzy and Central Methodist to an 89-85 win against Culver-Stockton on Thursday night in Heart of America Athletic Conference men's basketball play.
Franklin and Melvin Tillman seemed to switch stereotypical roles Thursday in key moments. Franklin came into the contest known more for his assists numbers (ninth highest in the nation) than his ability to make clutch shots, but the Columbia native delivered four of his 11 points in the game when the Eagles (12-8, 5-3 HAAC) needed it the most. Franklin scored six straight points in the extra session that increased Central Methodist's lead from two to eight points, 87-79, in only 46 seconds.
It was Tillman, who entered as the team's leading and HAAC's third highest scorer, who found Franklin in the corner with time running down on the shot clock for the four-point sequence. The Richmond, Ind., native finished with only eight points but had five assists, one off Franklin's team-leading six.
The Eagles look to run away with the game early, opening on an 8-1 run in the first 3:46. Michael Banks, Jr. canned two threes in the early going as Central Methodist hit eight treys in the first 20 minutes. With the game tied at 10 at the 13:38 mark, the Eagles' Robert Mason hit one of his four first half three-pointers, igniting a 25-9 blitzing of the Wildcats (14-6, 5-3 HAAC). Mason hit three treys during the run, including a 25-footer to put the Green and Black in front 35-19 with 6:32 on the clock in the first half.
Elliott Black scored six of Central Methodist's final nine points in the first period as his team went into the locker room ahead 49-29 at halftime. Black dominated early and often, totaling 18 of his career-high 28 points before the break.
Culver-Stockton used 10-of-15 shooting from distance in the second half to crawl back into the game. Franklin made a three-pointer three minutes into the second period, pushing the home team's lead to 53-30 before Marshawn Norris and James Johnson began to heat up for the Wildcats. The duo spearheaded Culver-Stockton's comeback, which outscored the Eagles 44-21 down the stretch of regulation. Norris cut the deficit to single digits, 72-64, at the 4:25 mark for the first time since the early going of the first half, and Johnson hit 1-of-2 from the charity stripe with under a minute to play to tie the game at 74-all. A Tillman three-pointer as time expired barely missed the mark, and the game went into overtime.
Johnson and Mason exchanged threes in the first 50 seconds before Tillman beat three defenders in the paint for a bucket, putting the Green and Black back on top 80-79.
After Franklin converted two free throws, Johnson missed a running layup on the other end of the court, setting the stage for Franklin's clutch play.
Black was 10-of-24 from the field and 8-of-11 from the free throw line. Mason ended the night with a season-high 15 points on 5-of-8 shooting from behind the arc.
Central Methodist's Alex Barner also contributed a season-high in points with 12. The Fort Scott, Kan., product was a perfect from the floor (5-of-5) and three-point range (2-of 2). Derek Kitch had nine points and was 4-of-5 from the field.
Johnson and Norris combined for 53 points and 14 of their team's 16 threes, as Culver-Stockton entered Thursday leading the HAAC in total threes made and treys made per game. Johnson tallied 29 points. Norris had 24. Austin Keaton added 15 points.
Central Methodist shot 54.8 percent (17-of-31) in the first half and 47.1 percent (32-of-68) for the game, hitting 11-of-21 overall from distance.
The Wildcats were 59.1 percent (13-of-22) from behind the arc after halftime and 44.3 percent (27-of-61) shooting overall.
The Eagles travel to Baker (Kan.) on Saturday. Tip-off is set for 4 p.m. CT.


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For most people, buying a new phone takes a bit of thinking. Do I want to spend several hundred bucks? Am I going to wait in line? Which phone do I even want? But this lucky guy didn't even have to think. He was gifted a brand new iPhone 5S because he just so happened to have "the worst phone" in the city.
Unbox Therapy went around Toronto asking to see people's phones so they could find out what the worst phone in the city was. Predictably, there were a lot of people with iPhones, Samsung phones and Nexus phones. Others had cheapo touchscreen phones, but the "winner" of the worst phone went to a guy who was using a Nokia E5. Not a great phone in 2013, but it certainly can't possibly be the worst. Someone had to have had a flip phone! [Unbox Therapy]


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If you're an olive oil fan, be prepared. This year has been described as "The Black Year of Italian Olive Oil,": in Italy, the weather was truly horrible (I spent the summer there, and can testify); on top of that, there was a rare and extreme infestation of a fruit fly known as the "olive tree leprosy".
The result is that the olive harvest in Italy is down 35 percent from last year, which means that we should expect to pay much more than usual for Italian olive oil, and to see even more olive oil fraud than last year — cheaper oils imported from abroad being sold as Italian, lower grades labeled extra-virgin, and worse, cut with vegetable oils that have nothing to do with olives.
What's an olive-oil lover to do? (a good idea, of course, would be trying oils from Greece and those countries unaffected by the issue). If you believe in miracles, you can also pray that your stack will last eight times as long as it normally would, much like in the story of Hanukkah.
An eternal optimist, I still published a whole feature on olive oil, complete with recipes, cooking tips, and ideas for olive oil parings and tasting parties, in the current issue of Joy of Kosher magazine. In the meantime, I wish Italy a gorgeous, gigantic, perfect olive harvest next year!


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Paul Krugman Will Claim Hurricane Sandy a Great Economic Stimulus. From his Krazy Keynesian mindset, as long as the the amount of damage done to New York and et-al is great enough to cause significant rebuilding without effecting the capability to rebuild, the economy will be much better for the destruction.
Basically, this Krazy Keynesian belief is the equivalent to believing that hiring teenagers to break windows around town is a great economic stimulus to society in general; provided of course that the teenagers don't break the windows at the window factory. On an individual level, its the equivalent of rationalizing littering as a modality to create street sweeper jobs.
So instead of crying over the hurricane damage to your purse, bask in the warmth that all of these destroyed taxis might just give a GM a chance to force Chevy Volts on the Taxi Czars and you as a patron.
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Pratt & Whitney Engineers Help Communities Meet Their Basic Needs through 'Engineers Without Borders'
Pratt & Whitney employees, through their involvement in Engineers Without Borders, are helping communities meet their basic needs and improve quality of life through implementation of environmentally and economically sustainable engineering projects.
Basic human needs, such as clean drinking water, adequate sanitation and consistent energy supplies are now a reality for over 2.5 million people who have benefitted by the non-profit humanitarian organization since its inception in 2002.
It's through partnerships with Pratt & Whitney and others that the organization's nearly 14,000 members are able to implement projects that address the needs of these communities.
"A significant part of a project is community education," said Emily Porter, Pratt & Whitney mechanical design engineer, who is involved in a water supply project in Sabhung, Nepal that began in 2011. "We will cover water conservation, maintenance and sanitation best practices."
"The community members have to traverse the hillside multiple times a day to reach their water source," said Wei Guo, another Pratt & Whitney team member and Hartford Professional Chapter president. The Engineers Without Borders project will allow water to be lifted from a nearby valley up 1,000 feet to where homes are located via a solar-powered pump.
Pratt & Whitney F135 Deputy Program chief engineer Meggan Harris is involved in a rainwater recollection project for a community of 100 farmers in Matagalpa, Nicaragua.
"The rainy season is only a few months out of the year, and the farms are built across miles of hilly regions," said Harris. "In the off season, it is extremely difficult to maintain their livelihoods as well as their food supply." Harris said the project will directly impact how rainwater is stored and redistributed across the farms to effectively extend the benefits.
Pratt & Whitney engineer Michael Reiter mentors the Engineers Without Borders chapter at Worcester Polytechnic Institute for a clean water project in Guachthu'uq, Guatemala. After investing four years in the community, the team is ready to build rainwater collection systems for more homes this May.
"Students get involved because an Engineers Without Borders project is an amazing opportunity, but at the end they realize it was an amazing engineering learning experience, as well," said Reiter.
Many of the mission-driven members of Engineers Without Borders are, in fact, college engineering students who are involved in university chapters.
Porter said, "Some of us worked with Engineers Without Borders or similar groups in college, while others were drawn in here at Pratt."
Also working with college students is a group called Engineers Without Borders Make It Better, which was formed at Pratt & Whitney in 2011 with the goal of uniting Engineers Without Borders professional chapter members, university chapter members and Pratt & Whitney employees.
"This group has worked on making sure local university chapters receive mentorship as they need it," said Pratt & Whitney's Abigail Piva, a supply chain analyst.
Noting the value of hiring a student who has participated in Engineers Without Borders, Frank Preli, chief engineer, Materials & Process Engineering for Pratt & Whitney and member of the National Engineers Without Borders Industrial Advisory Council said, "We not only get someone who is dedicated to community service, but also someone who has developed leadership, project management and teamwork skills."
The overall consensus of Pratt & Whitney Engineers Without Borders chapter members is that the experience is invaluable, both professionally and personally.
"These experiences have helped me gain confidence in my ability to lead a multi-disciplinary team. More importantly, I've gained a new perspective on helping others and making a difference globally," shared Guo. "I thank Pratt & Whitney for allowing me this opportunity."
To learn more about Engineers Without Borders, visit www.ewb-usa.org or the Hartford Professional Chapter at www.ewb-hpc.org. Or, contact any of the volunteers in this article.


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The week ahead is a little shorter than usual, having been closed on Saturday thanks to the Power Network people doing maintenance on the electricity network and unplugging the whole yard in the process. That will be followed on Monday and Wednesday by late starts as I make my way over to the Kent & Canterbury Hospital for my next dose of Anti-body treatment from last years chemo. We will be open both afternoons though.
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Sofia Vergara is lightening up her signature locks just in time for summer.
The Modern Family actress revealed her newly blonde locks in a photo she posted on Instagram on Tuesday with a caption reading "Blonde ambitions!"
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Vergara, 40, is naturally a blonde, but has dyed her hair dark in recent years. "I'm a natural blonde, but when I started acting, I would go to auditions, and they didn't know where to put me because I was voluptuous and had the accent — but I had blond hair," she told Self magazine in 2010. "The moment I dyed my hair dark, it was, 'Oh, she's the hot Latin girl.' "
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/openmp (Enable OpenMP 2.0 Support)
Causes the compiler to process #pragma omp.
#pragma omp is used to specify OpenMP Directives and OpenMP Clauses. If /openmp is not specified in a compilation, the compiler ignores OpenMP clauses and directives. OpenMP Function calls are processed by the compiler even if /openmp is not specified.
An application compiled with /openmp and using the OpenMP Libraries can only be run on Windows 2000 or later operating systems.
Applications compiled with /openmp and /clr can only be run in a single application domain process; multiple application domains are not supported. That is, when the module constructor (.cctor) is run, it will detect the process is compiled with /openmp and if the application is being loaded into a non-default runtime. For more information, see appdomain, /clr (Common Language Runtime Compilation), and Initialization of Mixed Assemblies.
If you attempt to load an application compiled with /openmp and /clr into a non-default application domain, a TypeInitializationException exception will be thrown outside the debugger and a OpenMPWithMultipleAppdomainsException exception will be thrown in the debugger.
These exceptions can also be raised in the following situations:
If your application compiled with /clr, but not with /openmp, is loaded into a non-default application domain but where the process includes an application that was compiled with /openmp.
If you pass your /clr application to a utility, such as regasm.exe (Regasm.exe (Assembly Registration Tool)), which loads its target assemblies into a non-default application domain.
The common language runtime's code access security doesn't work in OpenMP regions. If you apply a CLR code access security attribute outside a parallel region, it won't be in effect in the parallel region.
Microsoft advises that you do not write /openmp applications that allows partially trusted callers, using AllowPartiallyTrustedCallersAttribute, or any CLR code access security attributes.
To set this compiler option in the Visual Studio development environment
Open the project's Property Pages dialog box. For details, see How to: Open Project Property Pages.
Expand the Configuration Properties node.
Expand the C/C++ node.
Select the Language property page.
Modify the OpenMP Support property.
To set this compiler option programmatically
- See OpenMP.
The following sample shows some of the effects of threadpool startup versus using the threadpool after it started up. Assuming an x64, single core, dual processor the threadpool takes about 16ms to startup. After that though there is very little cost for the threadpool.
When you compile with /openmp, the second call to test2 never runs any longer than if you compile with /openmp-, as there is no threadpool startup. At a million iterations the /openmp version is faster than the /openmp- version for the second call to test2, and at 25 iterations both /openmp- and /openmp versions register less than the clock granularity.
So if you have only one loop in your application and it runs in less than 15ms (adjusted for the approximate overhead on your machine), /openmp may not be appropriate, but if it's anything more than that, you may want to consider using /openmp.
// cpp_compiler_options_openmp.cpp
#include <omp.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <windows.h>
volatile DWORD dwStart;
volatile int global = 0;
double test2(int num_steps) {
int i;
double x, pi, sum = 0.0, step;
step = 1.0 / (double) num_steps;
#pragma omp parallel for reduction(+:sum) private(x)
for (i = 1; i <= num_steps; i++) {
x = (i - 0.5) * step;
sum = sum + 4.0 / (1.0 + x*x);
pi = step * sum;
return pi;
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
double d;
int n = 1000000;
if (argc > 1)
n = atoi(argv[1]);
dwStart = GetTickCount();
d = test2(n);
printf_s("For %d steps, pi = %.15f, %d milliseconds\n", n, d, GetTickCount() - dwStart);
dwStart = GetTickCount();
d = test2(n);
printf_s("For %d steps, pi = %.15f, %d milliseconds\n", n, d, GetTickCount() - dwStart);


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Dallas, TX, August 27, 2013: Mark Zable was the winner of the 2010 State Fair of Texas, Big Tex Choice Awards for Most Creative with that amazing invention called Fried Beer™. Mark is back this year with another amazing new fried food.
Announcing: Fried Spinach Dip Bites
Why settle for the ordinary when you can have the extraordinary! Creamy, delicious spinach artichoke dip bites coated with crispy tortilla chips and flash fried until golden brown. A perfect combination of spinach artichoke dip and tortilla chips. Served with an optional dash of salsa for extra kick. A taste sensation not to be missed!They will be available at both of his concession stands which are located on the Esplanade and in the Tower Building Food Court.
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Date: 3/12/2007; 59 minutes
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Have you ever looked at the way soccer stadium crowd? There are many soccer fans as this is a game that is interesting to watch and to have fun playing. Sometimes we get carried away by winnings or losses and we wish that we could have something to help us remember the victorious moments. Have you considered the use of soccer posters? This would be a great way of keeping your memories fresh with some of the unforgettable moments in history.
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A simpler and cost effective way of creating good posters is using the framed art prints. This will guarantee you that your posters would serve you for a long time. Art is an expression of talent. When they are placed on the walls we normally find ourselves staring at them trying to wonder how talented people are in this world. Well, this can also be a good way of presenting your posters. They would be worth admiring.


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