Blubby Sunday party they had ever attended. The hugely anticipated closing party brought out the There were tears on the Praise of the party people has been matched by music masses and with them some emotional scenes, partygo- media with reviews and frequent use of descriptors dancefloor as Night- ers shedding a tear or few as the marathon event drew to such as ‘a Landmark Event’. a close Monday lunchtime. It even made the BBC news. club bade an emotional There may have been tears but there was also a huge In this issue we report on the build up, the party and the amount of joy. farewell with the closure reaction. We have a great photo gallery by Robert The closing party of all closing parties has gained pretty Szczechowiak, the personal view of a non-attendee, and well universal acclaim as the event of the year by those of the Iconic Playa d’en also a report on the complaints of neighbours. attending. There is no shortage of people prepared to go Bossa venue on Sunday. much further than that, with some saying it was the best (Continued on page 8)

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ple, pictured, of a sign for municipal works that PSOE Call For were completed 10 years ago. Their motion will “again ask the government team to review the current ordinance and imple- End To “Visual ment the necessary measures in order that there is a halt in the proliferation of billboards that Pollution” in constitute a negative visual impact on the image of the municipality, and pose an element of envi- ronmental pollution”. Santa Eulària Another example is given in one of the main The Socialist Municipal Group of Santa Eulària Call For Private and Public Billboards To Go routes into Santa Eulària, where they say “the The Santa Eulalia branch of the left of centre proliferation of billboards placed haphazardly party PSOE have announced they will demand without any control or regulation limits the field the removal of unregulated billboards at the next of sight for drivers and hinders pedestrians, espe- council session. cially those with reduced mobility”. Right: Signs at the entrance to Siesta, including Citing the entry to Siesta as an example of the one for municipal works that were completed in worst in visual pollution, the group give an exam- 2007.

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o Bananarama / Food for Thursday 24 Claire B Sunday’s Children of the 80s at The Hard Rock Hotel was a special charity event with Bananarama headlining at the venue. The event was a collaboration between The Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza, Food for Ibiza and The Abel Matutes Fundación Ibiza. Entrance was free on the night if you took 2 kg of non- perishable food with you. Lots of people turned up on the night and donated 3,110 kg of food and approxi- Friday 25º mately 2,800€, all of which will help Food for Ibiza to provide much-needed food over the winter for struggling families in Ibiza and Formentera. Bananarama put on a great show for over 30 minutes, treating us to many of their big hits from the 80s plus a rendition of ‘I Will Survive’, all of which went down a storm and had everyone singing along. For ‘Venus’ they invited members of the audience onto the stage to be their backing dancers, and the confetti, streamers and CO2 jets were released onto the o Saturday 24 crowd. It was a fun night and a great effort from everybody involved and every- one that donated.

Illegal Coastline Stairway Demolition in Roca Llisa Sunday 23º The City of Santa Eulària has ordered the demolition of stairs that a developer had built illegally to go from a house in Roca Llisa to the shore of the sea. The steps were built so that the owners could avoid the need to walk over the rocks. Furthermore, the Town Council has imposed a fine of 17,300€ to the responsible party. Other illegal constructions in the same urbanization have already been Monday 22º demolished.

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Wednesday 18o The Ibizan, Thursday 6th October 2016, Issue 847 links are live in the online edition at theibizan.com Page 3 News Closing Party Late License Revoked The Amnesia closing party this coming Saturday 8th October, has had its late license revoked by the San Antonio authorities. Amnesia has a history of problems caused by opening and closing parties over running their allowed hours. Some have said the level of penalty they may incur for breaching regulations is inconsequential compared to the additional income they can derive by staying open. This latest move by the authorities to clamp down fol- lows problems at last weekend’s Music On closing party which was due to close at 6am but overran until 9am. The police say they gave repeated warnings to Amnesia and in light of them not having been adhered to, they have revoked this coming weekends closing party late license, which would have allowed them to remain open until midday on Sunday, the same time as Space in Playa den Bossa last weekend. Amnesia is situated in San Rafael and comes under the Our thanks to Andy Bruce for this great ‘only in Ibiza’ spot. authority of San Antonio. On Sunday... Five people were arrested for drug possession. 3 were arrested for being drunk and/or drugged and disorderly. There were 28 traffic offences and 5 cars were towed. Editorial Comment On the one hand I get that noise can be very aggravat- ing to people. On the other hand this is another exam- ple of Ibiza needing to decide whether or not it wants the tourist income derived from party people. A factor that will have increased the annoyance to people who prefer to keep things quiet, is that the closing parties are now far more spread out. There used to be a 'closing weekend'. Now it is more a clos- ing fortnight, with competing clubs trying to avoid competing with each other for closing party business. Perhaps a compromise solution could be to nominate a single opening and closing weekend. Clubs wanting the extended licence would have to hold their parties on those dates, thereby minimising the annoyance to residents. As a consequence it would also make the opening and closing weekends 'special' in the way they originally were. By setting the opening weekend relatively early, and closing relatively late, the town halls could also make an effort to stop the shortening of the season. Just a thought.

were no statistics available as to how many thousand people had a great night out, or how much was earned Sant Josep Council by the Ibiza economy (albeit the vast majority by one company). In light of the complaints the City Council will rethink may ban extended permissions granted to clubs for opening and closing parties, especially in outdoor terraces. "We know that neighbours find the noise very trouble- some. This weekend it was mainly from Space where opening & closing they had an unenclosed terrace open all night. This is making us rethink what we will allow after midnight, even for opening and closing parties. We will study the parties following 27 matter over the winter and put in place reforms that ensure better coexistence." said 1st Deputy Mayor and Councillor for the police, Paquita Ribas. noise complaints. The report went on to list Police activity over the The Council will reconsider extended hours permits for weekend. club opening and closing parties following noise com- On Saturday... plaints. Filed 6 actions for possession of drugs. In a statement issued Monday, Sant Josep said the Made 3 seizures of drugs in public. weekend closure of the clubs in Playa d'en Bossa had Issued 44 traffic offence reports including towing ille- passed without notable incidents. However they said gally parked cards. there were repeated complaints of excessive noise, They also attended a minor fight and attended a holi- particularly overnight Sunday/Monday during the day letting apartment that had loud music. Space closing party. Bar Marina in the Jet Hotel complex was found to be The weekend was deemed a special operation by the playing music on the terrace at 3am. local police, reinforced by Civil Protection volunteers. A Supermarket was sanctioned for selling alcohol after Police received 27 calls complaining of the noise over- midnight. night, compared to 2 calls Saturday night. Ed - There

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Kumharas Closing Party, Always With A Secret Special Something... Or perhaps more to the point, special someone. Open from 4pm until Midnight on Sunday 9th October 2016, Kumharas Closing party is always a highlight of the season’s end and this year is set to be bigger and better than ever. They are keeping the line up close to their chest but with last year’s performers includ- ing Eva Pacifico, Lenny Ibizarre and Isack Hipnotyzer we can assure you that this year’s ‘fin de temporada’ fiesta will be unforgettable. Plus of course you also have the incredi- ble sunset that can be experienced at this super cool setting. The restaurant will be closed for the event, but that won’t matter as you will find plenty more room to shimmy and shake with a camera in one hand and one of their signature cocktails in the other. https://www.facebook.com/KumharasIbiza/?fref=ts

tour, attendees can participate in a tasting of local products. um. The landmark gastronomic event of the world held on 23, 24 and 25 January 2017 in Madrid. Ibiza will be present with a Gastronomic Days of booth. Sunday 23rd October 2. Dinner for two in one of the establishments participating in The inauguration of the new mill d'Oli Evissenc in Sant gastronomic Spring 2017 Autumn "Ibiza Sabor" Joan. 3. Local products from Ibiza. The Council of Ibiza, Foundation of Tourist Promotion and The opening will be attended by Council President, Vicente For activity reservations and prize entry, email PIMEEF have organised a new edition of the Gastronomic Torres include the tasting of local products and folk dances. [email protected] Days of Autumn "Ibiza Sabor" in homage to the cuisine, prod- https://www.facebook.com/ibztravel/ ucts and flavours of the land. At a ceremony held at the old- Saturday 19th November est cafe in Ibiza - Can Pou, located in port de Vila, the Presi- Children’s Flaó Workshop dent of the Council and the Foundation, Vicente Torres, and the President of PIMEEF Restaurants, Joan Riera presented Chef Inigo Rodriguez, the restaurant at Hotel Pacha, offers the event which will run from the 15th October to 30th No- children from 8 to 17 years a journey in the traditional medie- vember and include a total of 40 restaurants. val version of this recipe through to the modern version. The Each restaurant will offer menus at 20€ (with a drink includ- workshop will start at 11am and there are 12 places are avail- ed) and tapas for 5€ (beer or glass of wine included). The able, the workshop is free until full capacity. proposal includes both iconic creations of avant-garde and For all activities, except the mill opening, booking is required seasonal products such as oil. As part of the gastronomic by email and places will be confirmed following order re- quests until the maximum capacity is reached. journey you can attend the following events: Saturday 8th October Care to Comment? 'Olive Oil Festival Ibiza', a journey through time. Ibiza Sabor is also looking for customer reviews and participa- Visit the centenary mill Cas Costes, which will be fully opera- tion. Share your photos, comments on the menus/tapas and tional and compare the difference in flavour when olives are recommendations by email or social media to be in with a processed using the old mill, and the neighbouring modern chance of winning one of the following three prizes mill, Joan Benet (Benimussa). After this historical and cultural 1. Entry to Madrid Fusion 2017, with access to the auditori-

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Viva Cala Llonga Clos- Comedy Night Traditional Bread Mak- Cala De Bou ing Party. A rare chance to see some stand up comedy in Ibiza as ing Workshop. Cala Llonga the JetBou festival close their annual event with a night Santa Eulalia Brian Whetton of UK Stand Up. Claire B After an intense summer of activities it's time to "party". JetBou sees hundreds of Jetskiers descend on San Anto- Can Musón the eco farm is holding a bread making work- This coming Sunday Viva Cala LLonga bring their sum- nio Bay for a week of excursions, displays and the fa- shop every Friday from 11.00-12.30. Learn how to mer events to a Grand Finale with a Beach Party taking vourite pastime of men tinkering with engines whilst make pan pages, traditional bread from Ibiza, made with place from 2pm. other men watch and offer advice. 100% organic ingredients and baked in a traditional The Skiffle Kings will be playing from 2 'til 5(ish) which The festival is centred at the Play Bella hotel, which also stone oven. Price is 12€ per person. will ensure a party atmosphere and everyone is welcome hosts the Comedy Night. More info on Facebook – Finca Ecologica Can Muson to come along and dance the afternoon away. See Poster for line up and profiles. The beach bars and surrounding restaurants will be open https://www.facebook.com/ playabellacomplex for you to enjoy an autumn afternoon in Cala Llonga.

Viva Cala Llonga!!!

The only way, albeit a rather unsatisfactory way, I can think to answer your email is thus. If I extract the following sentence from your Postbag mail, and post it to facebook (which I have done) “If it's so blatant and obvious to me, why Why Won’t They? won't the authorities do something”, the locals Dear Editor living here won’t know which of a dozen issues Further to all the discussion about pirate tax- you are talking about (which they didn’t). A is. lot of living here doesn’t make sense, but we Why do the authorities allow pirate taxi driv- seem to love it none the less. ers to operate at the airport? I am there now and I was accosted inside the airport at arrivals. Bake Make I was waiting in the taxi queue outside in the Dear Nick, taxi queue and these guys were walking up Our thanks to everybody who came along to and down trying to pick up clients. the bake sale on Monday, and special thanks I've just counted 12 pirate taxi drivers.. and to the helpers without whom I couldn’t man- it's 12.50 in broad daylight. age. If it's so blatant and obvious to me, why won't We raised a total of 650€ in just two and half the authorities do something about these dan- hours, to be donated to the Anglian church. gerous people who don't have the correct in- Margaret Nawaz

surance and can be quite intimidating? Editor, 650€ selling buns and pies, fantastic This is a scandal. effort as always Margaret. David Have you ever considered a career in adver-

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DJ Awards

Ibiza Town Claire B The 19th edition of the DJ Awards took place at Pacha on Monday October 3. The DJ Awards is a celebration of the electronic music scene and aims to recognise and honour DJs and individuals who have influenced electronic worldwide and seeks to shine a light on key talents in the industry. The 11 music category awards were voted for by the public and the special awards were chosen by a panel of industry insiders. These were the winners.

Music Categories: Bass – Armine Edge & Dance Big Room House – Hardwell Breakthrough – Anna Deep House – Black Coffee  – Jamie XX Electronic Live Performer – Matador House – Claptone International – Newcomer – Mihalis Safras

  – Carl Cox Trance – Armin Van Buuren

Special Awards: International Festival - Awakenings Cutting Edge – Funktion One Producer – Emanuel Satie Ibiza Night – Woomoon Ibiza DJ – Mr Doris Record Label of the Year – Suara Ibiza Music Event – Mosaic by Maceo Plex 10 The winner of the Bedroom DJ competition was won by Key Spots in Ibiza Moritz Mello, who grew up in Manheim, Germany before Electronic Music Pioneer – John Acquaviva moving to the UK. Iconic Club Award (new award) - Space

cent happily dancing in his own club and Mr C and Bushwacka dancing along to Graeme Park before Dance 88/89 they played back to back. A testament to good music Playa d’en Bossa, Sankeys being played by DJ legends. Claire B Most of the regular nights at Sankeys have now had Sankeys Dance 88/89 acid house night had its closing their closing parties, but the good news is that David party last Wednesday. Vincent had decided to keep the club open as long as Alfredo, Graeme Park, Bushwacka, Mr C and Danny possible and support the increasingly extended sea- Rampling were responsible for keeping everyone sons of recent years. dancing, and that is what they did! With giant smileys Unusual Suspects and Tribal Sessions continue up and pills hanging from the ceiling setting the tone until 27th and 29th October respectively with Tribal for the night, the atmosphere was great and it was being a Halloween special. Entrance to Sankeys Ibiza clear that most people had come to listen to the is always free for residents upon presentation of iconic DJs on the line-up and were there to dance. proof at the door. And it was nice to see Sankeys boss man David Vin-

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Sunday 2nd/Monday 3rd October 2016 year to resident singer/strummer Nell Shakespeare collective lump in the throat when it came to Continued from Front Page who, having arrived on Monday morning is to the best the end.” of our knowledge, the only person to have achieved Full review here, which includes their top tracks. Nick Gibbs free entry on the door through what must be premier Mixmag recommend a supply of tissues at hand ... league blagging skills. http://mixmag.net/feature/spaces-final-closing- fiesta/2 The Run Up …

Anticipation had been building in the weeks prior to Resident Advisor the closing party and despite the 100€ entrance fee, The Reviews … he Sunset Terrace was transformed. It tickets were by far the hottest of the year. Demand for online tickets was such that the Space website MixMag fit my image of the old Space Terrace: was overwhelmed and crashed and other ticket sell- n a nutshell, the 19 hours we spent at “T colourful characters of all ages spread ing hubs reported difficulty coping with the traffic. Space – yes, 19 hours – were simply unfor- across a breezy, sprawling dance floor with vari- Following this initial online release, it was announced “I gettable. Although not for the faint heart- ous gradients, responding to every new track or that no further tickets would be available through ed, getting around the club was at times a drop with screams and a wave of flailing arms. any other outlet than on the door, on the day. lengthy expedition and meeting people wasn't The vibe was loose and insanely feel-good. I saw Inevitably, this led to big queues, although some will easy. The adventuring became part of the expe- punters collecting glasses for the cleaning staff have been surprised that entry for most people was, rience, part of the charm. Any Ibiza veteran in exchange for selfies, while Space die-hards though taking a time, was a relatively painless exer- scribbled farewell love notes on the front of the cise. In gauging social media reaction the overwhelm- who's visited closing parties before will be able ing view is that the price and the queue was well to tell you that they're always an epic and at booth. Around 9 AM, during my final stint in worth the experience. times testing event but everyone knew the im- there, resident Paul Reynolds threw down jams Such a buzz was coming out of Space overnight on portance of this one. like Lovebirds' "Want You In My Soul" and Joey social media that many of those who had elected not “Dancers of all generations were in attendance: Negro's remix of Christopher Cross's "Ride Like to go were waking up to find friends having such a young upstarts right through to the seasoned The Wind," while the warm morning sun mixed good time that they went along on the morning, still ravers, drenched in glitter and bright colours, with the cool air from the giant fans.“ paying 100€ entry with only two or three hours re- the ones who helped contribute towards every- “But by that point it was about more than the maining. music. I have to admit I've found Space difficult We have to give the award of Ibiza blagger of the thing Ibiza is now. Along with all of them, we danced, laughed and smiled. And we shared a to love over the years: as impressive as it is, it's always felt too professional, too clinical, too much of a well-oiled machine. The closing, though, was wilder and more euphoric than most parties I've been to in Ibiza, and everyone I spoke to said the same. It was a fitting send off for a club that has meant so much to so many over the years, one that's shaped the careers of countless artists and promoters. During those final moments in the Discoteca, as thousands danced in a tornado of lasers and CO2 spray, something Cox had said earlier suddenly shot into focus. "Ibiza will never be the same again, you know it." Read Carlos Hawthorn’s excellent review here https://www.residentadvisor.net/reviews/19964

Alongside such recognition in the music industry and Ibiza networks, the closing was of sufficiently import significance to have made the BBC news that covered the closings in some depth.

The Locals …

Social media in Ibiza now seems to have handed itself over entirely to Space closing. “Is this facebook or spacebook”, commented Hotel Es Vive owner Jason Bull. There are so many positive reports, but perhaps the most remarkable testament to the event is that we cannot recall having seen one negative account. These words from Anthony McDowell, proprietor of the Candy Apple Bar in San Antonio, are representa- tive of the views held by many.

pace Closing was the perfect club night for me, tune after tune, classic after “S classic especially the last couple of hours in the Discoteca.... Everybody singing along to some of the best dance music that has ever graced our ears... “There was an energy in there on Monday morn- ing that I've never felt before in a club, absolute nostalgia at it's finest!! “A huge salute to anyone and everyone I met in that cauldron of emotion... The club might now be gone but the memories of that night will certainly last forever!!!”

The closing party DJ line-up may have broken some kind of record for most DJ’s playing in that given time (Continued on page 9)

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period. There were many well-known island residents posed San Antonio development, which is currently in included on the bill. Complaints … a state of legal limbo regarding permission granted by

Jonny Flipflop said, Although there seems to be no negativity from those the previous San Antonio town hall. attending, the overnight closing party did cause some o one can ever takeaway the fact that I upset in the local community with people reporting of played in space and I was at the last The Gallery ... noise disturbances through the night. A total of 27 “N ever party!!!That is something I will complaints were received, which has prompted the San Robert Szczechowiak brag about until I can't brag no more !!!!!! Jose town council to talk of a winter rethinking as to Our huge thanks for permission to use the photog- “Big love to everyone involved special mention whether the traditionally extended hours licenses for raphy of Robert Szczechowiak. to Carlos Jaimenacho Gonthalez who made peo- opening and closing parties will be allowed in future. The skill involved in club photography is often under- ple's dreams come true xxxxx” rated. Robert brings a real ‘life’ to his pictures and The Future … manages to convey a real sense of occasion and at- Paul Reynolds seemed to be flying even before the mosphere. event. There was no disguising his excitement at get- And now we wait and see with perhaps even greater We are indebted. ting the prime closing set. anticipation what the future of Space will be. Though Follow Robert on Facebook It is fair to say Paul made quite a few more friends Sunday was the closing party of Space as a venue in https://www.facebook.com/meyouphotonow/ Sunday, and judging by his ongoing social media, he Play den Bossa, few doubt that the brand or Instagram as below hasn’t come down from cloud nine yet – but that will be back at a new home in Ibiza. @meyouphotonow seems fair enough given it’s Space. There has been no further news regarding the pro- Continued Over the Page ...

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Not the 99€ ticket price. the UK to that point was a few glowsticks, this was quite The Bloke Who Didn’t Go … I have seen a fair amount of criticism of the 99€ price tag, a sight. But what struck me even more as they made their That would be me. OK they could have made it free entry, they could have passage across the floor and past us into the terrace, was So should I feel the pressure of a thousand peers burning made it a charity event, but come on – in the world of that nobody seemed to be taking much notice. into my back? Do I regret not going? We’ll come to that. Ibiza clubbing 99€ with two free drinks is not so bad. We had only been in Space 5 minutes and we were watch- But first my reasoning, and anecdote or two. Look at it another way, Space could have charged 150€ ing a naked man being lead by his cock by a gorgeous girl The bulk of the text to follow was written six weeks ago. with no drinks and I still have little doubt they would and it seemed that it was barely noteworthy. I can re- I had intended to complete it with another tale or two, have sold out. member thinking “I love this place”. but as is too often the case, never got to it. Best crack The particularly odd thing about that first experience on. The printers are waiting. Not because ‘it isn’t what it used to be’. was that I never saw anything approaching that extreme Of course it isn’t what it used to be. How many things are again. There were some incredible outfits, some real Why I Love Space, But Have Absolutely exactly the same now as they were 27 years ago? Even flamboyant characters, but nothing ever at that extreme. No Interest In Their Closing Party. marmite now comes in crisp and chocolate form, and the I have no idea if it was a one off party, why they were Bisto kids are asking ‘what’s your flava?’ Progress may there that day. But regardless, that was my very first I love Space. I have had some great times there. Some of not always be welcome, but it is essential and inevitable. experience at Space.

the very best times there. But equally I have zero inter- est in attending their closing party. So they are not the reasons I do not want to go. As for The Gay Canadian Pharmacist, Liquid Ac- To get the obvious out of the way, these are not the rea- why I love Space, I guess I am the same as many people in id, and Emergency Services. sons I am not interested (due apologies for the double that I can most easily explain that by anecdote. The text up to this point is what I had written so far. You negative). I do not claim for one moment to be one of the very earli- know what, the printers really are getting twitchy now, it est Space terrace in crowd, watching Alex and Brandon is past deadline, and I somehow think that might be for mixing on gas powered cassette recorders when every- the best—the rest of this story , and a couple more, may The Poem … body knew each other’s name, the gear was twice as be best suited to the online version only, or I’ll be look- strong for a tenth of the price and if you were hard up ing at a level of complaints not seen since the last Tony Space Closing stirred the poet inside reader and Manuelo would always give you drinks for free. Pike interview.

resident Caroline Yardley. Actually whereas in most situations this sceptical sar- Suffice it to say my connection to Space for many years casm as to ‘how good it was’ might be justified, in the was very strong. I can remember being swept out of the case of Space’s very early years I have heard enough first place on Monday mornings. Literally. When they couldn’t Viva Space hand tales from people I know and trust that it really get rid of the last few they would bring out these huge Space, Our Dear friend does sound as if it was that good. brooms and sweep you out. All in good humour. Anyway, Your church is gone! My Space days were way before being ‘connected’ in so wasn’t like it was a problem, we were going to DC10 any- Clubbing mecca consigned to legend far as most of us living here tend to be to some extent. way. But your love it lives on in the hearts of minds My Space history is simply one of an average Joe. But But the point, for me at least, is that the Space I loved is Of those lucky enough to have worshipped perhaps that makes it a little different, most texts I am one that has passed, in the past. I haven’t really enjoyed seeing on the subject are written by those who played You were our Mother and Father of partying it as a club when I’ve been recently for journalistic duties. there or have a close connection. Undoubtedly our most exciting friend That was then, this is now, and though I get it was to be a I am sure there are many people with their own average You lead the way in lessons of kinship really big night, could it ever surpass the memories? Do I Joe stories as to why they love Space, Here are some of Joining herds, ages and creeds right to the end even want it to? I mean Gay Canadian Pharmacist, Liquid mine. Your closure it leaves us redundant Acid, and Emergency Services, I can’t see it myself. To the best of my recollection during years when recol- The most experienced ravers retired lection is a little sketchy. I have already had my closing party, it closed for me in For there can never be a replacement around 2003 I guess, It was great, and I was totally happy of a dance floor so damn well admired My first Space. Naked bloke being lead by to leave it at that.

When recalling lifes fullest experiences the genitals by really hot girl to industrial But of course all that was before seeing and hearing how You utterly blazed the trail soundtrack. great it obviously was. So do I regret? Sure, a bit. But You lead the way with the DJs and the music I can’t remember what day or night it was, but I remem- honestly only in the context of it being a good party this And our memories will never be for sale year, not being seminal. Unless anybody can tell me they ber that on my very first visit I walked through a fairly The rumbling of the ground from the queue outside busy terrace into an almost empty back/main room – noticed naked blokes being dragged by the cocks, or The exceptionally expensive drinks which seemed vast with the bars forming oasis of light in Liquid acid hilarity, or any one of many more superb The Terrace, the music, the worlds best crowds the otherwise total blackness. memories I have of the place, I can’t really think I missed The outstandingly best high jinx There can have been no more than 50 people in the entire anything. room, a very small cluster dancing to the limited appeal We are blessed to have been part of your history of some really tough industrial sounds, and the remain- Plus on Sunday I got to spend the first whole day with my And we all know things will never be the same, ing, that were visible at least, silhouetted against the bar 6 year old son in months. We went to a gig and a flea mar- But you’d hate us being sad so we should raise arms in back lights. ket, got milkshakes and candy floss, went to a medieval thanks Whilst we were still taking in the surroundings one of fair, went go-karting and talked a lot. That might sound And carry on, hard, in your name wet, or old, but I wouldn’t have swapped it. these silhouetted couples got up from the bar at the It’s amazing you left us on such a high note most distant end of the room. As they made to walk That is the point. Things move on. Things change. Night- But all the best things never last forever across the floor of the club they came out of silhouette clubs. Lives. Nothing stands still. That is how it should be. So we wish you farewell, from deep down in our tech- and it became apparent that the man was dressed only in Embrace it.

house hearts a few leather straps, effectively naked. The girl was stun- Looking forward to writing a few more anecdotes down We love you…. y hasta la vista ning, in huge heeled thigh high boots and a bikini, and though. Did I mention the drug tunnel or the Italian Xxxxx was holding a dog lead attached to the man’s genitals. girls? ... Baring in mind the most extreme clubwear I had seen in The Ibizan, Thursday 6th October 2016, Issue 847 links are live in the online edition at theibizan.com Page 11 Community View From The Pew Simon of Cyrene

Rev. Dr Peter Pimentel

Thurs 6th October to Weds 12th October 2016 The Gospel of Mark informs us that Jesus on the Via ARIES - Three of Cups (reversed) Dolorosa had some brief respite because the Roman You may disagree, but sometimes it does matter what others think. Your reputation or opinion is Soldiers randomly compelled a passer-by to carry the being questioned. If you're acting too blasé with regards to someone important, you could end up heavy wooden crossbeam (in Latin: patibulum) for Jesus antagonising those you need to keep as allies. on route to the crucifixion. The Gospel of Mark is the Also, perhaps it’s time to review some of compa- ny you keep; weed out who are really not true ancient biography of Jesus written in the first century friends. TAURUS - Eight of Cups and very likely just a few years after the death of Jesus. Love returning to your life, or a lover coming “They compelled a passer-by, who was coming in from back? Either way, this week someone will think you're pretty hot stuff. If your love life has been the country, to carry the cross of Jesus it was Simon of famine, expect a gourmet feast. You've had time to re-evaluate what’s really important to you Cyrene, the father of Alexander and Rufus. Then they emotionally by re-examining of the depth of brought Jesus to the place called Golgotha, which is your relationships. Those that haven’t made the grade; aren't for you. translated Place of a Skull.” (The Bible, Mark chapter CANCER - Ace of Wands If you’re job hunting or thinking about starting a 15 verses 21 & 22). business of your own this is a great week to start It is a fascinating and mysterious piece of information. the ball rolling. Some of you may even be headhunted as you have proved that you certain- This random person compelled to carry the heavy ly know your stuff. New beginnings are signified by this card, so there may be other areas of your wooden crossbeam – his name is known to the author of mother to me also.” (Romans 16:13). life that need a shakeup. the Gospel (Simon of Cyrene) and he is specifically said The discovery of an ossuary ( a bone box! ) bearing the GEMINI - Seven of Swords Your bright light attracts jealous attention this to be the “father of Alexander and Rufus”. He was from names Simon & Alexander & the place name Cyrene may week; you'll find out that someone in particular is finding it difficult to be happy for your suc- the Jewish community in Cyrene in North Africa. be remarkable evidence that the crypt of the family of cess. Keep resolutely on your chosen path. Perhaps he was a pilgrim to Jerusalem for the festival of Simon of Cyrene has actually been discovered by Friends who act like enemies will soon be part of your past. You're protected; it's all a bit of a test Passover. The Gospel of Mark is most likely to have archaeologists! The ossuary was discovered in 1941 in of character so dismiss detractors from your life. been composed in Rome and, initially at least, for the the Kidron Valley. On the back of the ossuary is the LEO - Four of Cups (reversed) early Gentile and Jewish followers of Jesus. It seems inscription in Aramaic: “Alexander Son of Simon” and on Who are you waiting for; some hoped for person who’ll turn up, sweep you off your feet and very likely then that Alexander and Rufus were known the lid “from Cyrene”. No other “Alexander Son of you’ll live happy ever after? If you've been ro- mantically 'sitting on the fence', this is the week to the community of Jesus followers in Rome! It is Simon from Cyrene” has been found in ancient texts or to make an effort and invite love into your life. probable then that Alexander and Rufus became from archaeology. Perhaps the moral in this is: don’t An Instant attraction could end up meaning far more; don't dismiss it out of hand. followers of Jesus. Perhaps their father, Simon, ignore the seemingly random event that may lead you to VIRGO - Six of Swords An upsetting episode of your life is coming to a randomly compelled to carry the heavy crossbeam, Jesus! close, so don't look back at what might of been. became himself a follower of Jesus and that he Service this Sunday and Collection of produce for Cari- Emotionally, you've come a long way during a tas 10.30am October 9th at Santa Eulalia, Chaple of year which has tested you over and over again. introduced his sons Alexander and Rufus to the faith in Lourdes, Carrer Sant Jaume 85 (the main street). See Hold your head high and square your shoulders; Jesus. St. Paul in his letter to the community of Jesus website for directions and more information. you've no idea where life is heading, but you can The English-Speaking Church on Ibiza & Formentera. now move forward with confidence. followers in Rome mentions a certain Rufus: “Greet LIBRA – Two of Cups See website for locations & information. Tel 971 343383 This is a very affectionate card; it's all about Rufus, chosen in the Lord, and great his mother – a [email protected] feeling the love this week and you will want to www.ibizachurch.org reciprocate in kind. Equality in relationships, whether in business or pleasure; are important to you. You want back what you're giving out. It’s a reminder however, that the trick to a suc- cessful relationship is to give the other person their space. SCORPIO - Page of Wands Study, information gathering and fact finding all are represented by this card. So this week get your thinking cap on! The health of your mind, body and spirit is calling out for discernment; a rarely used word, but one whose meaning you should heed for now. Think before you speak, rise above gossip and hold back on making judgements. SAGITTARIUS - The Fool This card doesn't signify you’re a fool indeed; often it’s the behaviour of those around you that causes your knee jerk reaction, so avoid biting back at any perceived slight. The Fool encour- ages you to face challenging situations and to have no fear when dealing with them. Be adven- turous and bold in your decision making. Your inner light shines through. CAPRICORN - Four of Wands Time to celebrate the start of a new creative collaboration. This is very much a team spirited card enabling you to get the best people on board any new project. Reliability will be a key issue; however, this card promises smooth, has- sle free dealings with others this week. For oth- ers, house moves that prove fortunate; you’ll find your dream home. AQUARIUS - Eight of Pentacles By the end of this weekly forecast, you’ll be reaching for the smelling salts as you’re working hard and are super busy. You will however, be raking it in financially so it will be churlish to complain. People like what you're doing and are willing to reward you accordingly. If you need help achieving deadlines source out for extra help. PISCES - The Lovers This is a great week for getting along with just about anyone and you're in the mood for love! The Lovers card presents us with choices be- tween two people; two jobs; two career options; two...well, you get the picture. You’re being asked to choose from your heart and not your head, so connect with your feelings and make decisions intuitively.

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Shebizan don’t mind a harmless squeeze. But here’s what my Welcome to this week’s instal- ed and I’m looking as beautician re- ment of Amanda Zips It Up. washed out as the vealed, which So we’re officially autumnal, and jeans I’ve just yanked made me almost it’s time to unpack sweaters and out the back of my jump out of my boots. It’s also time to start taking wardrobe. skin. care of your skin, as the climate I don’t get too many It turns out that becomes more unforgiving. spots these days harmlessly squeez- I decided to book myself in for a (she says, not re- ing a spot isn’t so facial, as the summer tan has fad- vealing her age) but if I do, I harmless after all, if it’s in a certain region of with. contact a doctor right away. the face. You shouldn’t get rid of Squeezing spots inside the trian- Don’t say I never do anything for ones in the ‘danger triangle’ por- gle is dangerous because blood you. That little nugget of info tion of your face, according to vessels in the area are in direct could well save your bacon! On dermatologists. We’ve all heard connection to your brain. Which that bombshell, lets move on to stories about squeezed spots leav- means that infections developed this week’s blog. ing scars, but this problem could there could go straight to the Paris Fashion Week, the changing be far more severe – and it could central nervous system. face of Ibiza plus much more fash- even kill you. In extremely rare cases, an infec- ion and beauty. The corners of your mouth and the tion could lead to vision loss, pa- Feet up, relax and enjoy. x top of your nose make up a trian- ralysis or death. Read Amanda’s fashion blog gle shape on your face, and that’s Experts say that if you notice an http://amandazipsitup.com/ the area you need to be careful infection in the area you should Stella & Kim’s Paris Fashion Week Drama So, everyone is almost done showing their Spring / Summer 2017 collections at the fashion weeks. This final week it’s the turn of Paris. As I wrote this article, my initial plan was to bring you news of Stella McCartney’s new range at Paris Fashion Week, but it was eclipsed by Kim Kardashian’s horror at being held up at gunpoint in her hotel room. The downside of having a constant social media presence is that everyone knows exactly where you are, and what your jewellery looks like. A mood lifter was not far off though. Stella McCartney’s show was an up-beat, energetic offering which ticked all the designer's boxes in fresh and exciting style. Sporty elements were everywhere – drawstring waist details on wide cut trou- sers, hooded blouses, long sleeved tracky tops in ‘ultra-suede’ (i.e.: not real), easy T-shirt shaped dresses, bold printed leggings were worn under dresses, and even beneath a sheer white boiler suit. There were also plenty of pinstripe shirts, as well as gorgeous oversized earthy- toned trench coats. McCartney featured a slogan print emblazoned with ‘Thanks Girls’, maybe a nod to her successful dressing of this summer’s Olympic team. Other slogans included ‘no fur and no leather’ signifying the house’s commitment to being cruelty free. Back to that ultra-suede – which looks exactly like the real thing. After the show, when questioned if it was indeed faux, an enlivened McCartney moaned: “the fact you have to ask goes to show why the f*** do we use real suede? Why are we killing so many animals when you can’t even tell the difference? And you can wash it in the machine, it’s very practical.” The show had a carnival atmosphere and the models came out dancing. Even An- na Wintour was grinning throughout. Never thought we’d see that day.

a top, top destination when summer arrives. The Changing Face Of Ibiza’s renowned as the party capital of the world, but its clubs and dancefloors are changing. Space is closing as I of Ibiza 2016 has been the shift towards outdoor daytime write this piece, Pacha is up for sale and the mega money clubbing. Think Ushuaïa, Ibiza Rocks and Ocean Beach Club. Ibiza VIP culture is well and truly engrained. Pool party afternoons and beach clubs are the new alfresco As we reach the end of the summer season 2016, it’s time to Is this an identity crisis or is the island is simply going cool. reflect on a period of change in Ibiza. There’s no doubting through a massive period of change? What can we expect SAN ANTONIO GIVES IT AWAY Ibiza is busy. Tourist numbers are up 11 per cent from last from the Ibiza 2017 season? Eden and Es Paradis have been offering free entry on cer- year. Hotels are fully booked and Ibiza airport dealt with POOL PARTIES tain nights to stem the daytime tide. Whilst Space’s ru- 1,390,009 passengers in August alone. The White Isle is still It’s been heading that way for a few years, but biggest trend moured San An opening in 2018 may well reinvent the town

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as a night time clubbing destination, the Rocks These are all promoter-led parties and Channel your inner Gigi Hadid in a denim town's existing have needed to not in-house events. Triple Denim triad, topped off with a classic Levi’s jacket adopt a new business model. CHEFS & DJS I’ve written about Double Denim before, or a denim skirt. MORE FESTIVAL STYLE EVENTS Fine dining and fabulous cuisine are almost paying homage to the late 90s and early Personally, I love a pair of denim heels – not Dance music festivals are huge all over the as popular as Ibiza’s nightclub culture. Can noughties. Just think B*Witched or Britney as naff as they once were. Denim may be a world. at Space has been road blocked the two become one? One of the best exam- and Justin – if you’re old enough. It was all staple, but it’s a trend in Ibiza this year. Expect more alternative ples of this fusion of dining with music can about jeans and a denim shirt, or a denim that’s not so basic parties to surface in 2017, as Ibiza attempts be seen at Heart Ibiza, where Spain’s leading skirt and denim jacket. anymore. to recreate the concept of a weekend festi- celebrity chef Ferràn Adrià, and Guy Laliber- Well, fast forward to today, and everyone val into a night-time event. té, the founder of Cirque du Soleil, share the from Chanel to Miu Miu have sent denim THE PROMOTER limelight with top DJs like Sven Väth and galore down the catwalk for their autumn/ In recent years, the nightclubs have been Richie Hawtin. Here’s proof of a promoter winter’16 collections. going straight to the talent and cutting out matching your taste buds along with the But we’re not talking double denim any- the promoter. This year the promoter is atmosphere of a dance floor. I expect to see more. It’s time to up the game to TRIPLE back. Danny Gould and Andy Manston have more chef and DJ collaborations in 2017, as DENIM. resurrected the infamous Clockwork Orange promoters and venues jump on this new Leading the trend is Rihanna, who was re- parties and they are as important as the DJs concept. cently spotted in New York in a mid-length they bring on-board. It will be interesting to see if the whole VIP denim asymmetric dress over jeans – both by The busiest parties on the island this sum- Vegas thing remains or whether we revert Balenciaga – with denim boots from her mer have been Elrow at Space, Music-On at back to the more relaxed, bohemian and collaboration with Monolo Blahnik. Amnesia, Glitterbox at Space and my favour- spiritual scene, which ruled Ibiza long before Looks too much? The key is not to mix tones. ite Craig David’s TS5 Pool Party at Ibiza I landed. I suspect that’s gone for good. Stick to one wash and pile it on.

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Wrong way, Rosburg at T1, and on back page, Hamilton on his Sport way back to the pits. "Someone needs to give me some answers because this is not acceptable. We are fighting for the championship and only my engines are failing. It does not sit right with me." Hamilton was cruising to victory on an unexpected one-stop strategy when his engine literally went up in smoke. He had converted pole into a lead at the first corner, and the day seemed to be going his way when Rosberg was hit by Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel as a move to try to pass Verstappen down the inside went wrong. Rosberg re-joined at the back and set about climbing back through the field as Hamilton appeared to be set fair to re- claim the championship lead. An early virtual safety car when Romain Grosjean's Haas suffered apparent brake failure tempted Red Bull to bring Verstappen in early for fresh 'soft' tyres. That made him de facto leader for a while, a position he as- sumed on track when Hamilton made his first pit stop on lap 20. But he stopped again seven laps later and, from then on, Hamilton appeared in total control, only for his car to suffer an internal combustion engine failure. Team boss Toto Wolff held his head in his hands in the pits as Hamilton walked disconsolately away from his smouldering car. Mercedes said there had been no warning of the prob- lem. Driver Championship Standings Malaysian GP 1 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 288

Lewis Hamilton's title hopes were to extend his lead in the championship to 23 points with five dealt a heavy blow when his engine failed races to go, and 125 points available. 2 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 265 as he led the Malaysian Grand Prix. Daniel Ricciardo beat Max Verstappen in a Red Bull one-two The Briton dominated the race until flames started pouring in a gripping race. from his Mercedes on lap 43, prompting him to say on the After the race, Hamilton said "My question is to Mercedes. radio: "Oh, no, no." We have so many engines made, but mine are the only ones 3 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull 204 His team-mate Nico Rosberg finished third failing this year.

Cabrera- Bella in the four balls on Friday afternoon, come out with two massive credits, firstly, a £1 million pay- they were facing absolute annihilation by Spieth and off (why?) and secondly he's left a legacy of a 100% record of Jezza’s World of Sport Reed and with 6 holes to play were 4 down. However, played 1, won 1! I feel sorry for recently appointed Gareth after some inspired play, reminiscent of that other Southgate as the position seems to be a poisoned chalice but brilliant Spanish Cup pairing of Seve and Jose Maria, they good luck to him and at least he'll start with a simple World reeled off 4 birdies to draw level with a hole to play and were Cup qualifying match against those world giants Malta! unlucky not to win the match. Sergio and American Phil Mick- As for the Premier League, whoops Pep, not as easy as you elson then played a magnificent round of golf in the singles thought eh, after his 100% record was sent down in flames Ryder Cup Meltdown! on Sunday as each player birdied and matched each other all by Tottenham at The Lane, as Spurs deservedly ran out 2-0 Helluva w/end for me and Mrs P as have just moved in to a the way through 18 holes with neither player giving an inch winners. This on top of a pretty abject display against Celtic new villa in San Agustin. Why, oh why, doesn't somebody to eventually halve the match. Brilliant! In the end tho', inex- in the Champions League last week so are miniscule cracks start up a decent property removal business over here as perience of the unique Ryder Cup atmosphere and tension appearing one has to ask. Arsenal are now in 3rd as they we've moved twice now in 17 years and each time have basi- did tilt the balance as Clarke's pick of 6 rookies was the main were extremely fortunate to beat Burnley 1-0 at Turf Moor cally had to do it ourselves with a little bit of help from difference between the teams but at least the debutants will as their winning goal came from a handball, while Liverpool friends, but, oh dear, what a nightmare as we travelled to learn and no doubt, do better in France in 2018 when, hope- won at Swansea 2-1 with a late penalty, which prompted the and fro 9 times taking up the best part of 3 days! (Ed - There fully, Europe will get their revenge. As for the Yankee crowd owners to sack their likeable manager Guidelin and replace are several on the local services page Jerry. Though some are with their heckling, rowdiness and general unsporting and him with Bob Bradley, who, I think I'm right in saying, is the dependent on being in Ibiza, I know Ibiza Transport Services one-sided behaviour the small minority should really have first American manager in the Premier. Loadsa draws in the are here pretty well permanently) Anyway, on the plus side, been chucked out and banned from attending any future RC league last week,starting with Everton dropping to 5th as would you believe that all the services that we had booked matches. Wouldn't happen in Europe - would it?! they could only draw 1-1 at Goodison while Man Utd did the for installation on Monday (Sky TV, telephone lines and wifi) Going to skip Rugby Union this week as same at OT against Stoke, West Bromwich drew 1-1 with all turned up on time and all did a grand job in double quick bottom team Sunderland who took only their 2nd point from time, so our thanks to Paul at Fusion, Francisco at IMBA and a possible 21, champions Leicester are suffering a bit at the Rugby League mo' as they couldn't break down the Southampton defense Movistar. As for the latter, amazing, as I only ordered the took preference as two great semis took place last week for at the KC to end in a scoreless draw, Watford drew 2-2 at change last Friday so 4 days must be a record and keeping my the Final of the Super League which will feature Warrington, home to Bournemouth and West Ham at last secured a point old numbers! who beat St Helens and Wigan, who overcame Hull so should at home, this time in a 1-1 stalemate with Middlesboro'. Fi- Anyway, enuff of that and on to my raison d'etre and in be a classic. As for the Million Pound relegation final be- nally, Chelsea got back to winning ways as they won 2-0 at tween Hull KR and Salford, yet another classic, as the latter Hull with Costa scoring his 6th goal in 7 games to lead the won 19-18 with a golden point drop goal in extra time to stay Golf charts. up after the full time score of 18 apiece. a slight case of inexperience methinks for Darren Clarke's The Premier takes a break now as World Cup qualifying takes Team Europe as they were taken apart by the USA in the bi- centre stage with the aforementioned 3 Lions taking on Mal- annual Ryder Cup, losing 17-11, the first time the Americans Football ta at Wembley, same Group Scotland against Lithuania, had won since 2008. and what an embarrassment for England manager Allardyce Wales in Austria, Northern Ireland at home to San Marino and Having said that, the score line slightly flattered the US as it as he was given the boot after being secretly filmed explain- the Republic of Ireland in Dublin against Georgia. was a lot closer than the score suggested. Not only that but ing how some managers are, allegedly, able to take back- 'Tis all for now, until next week...... Jezza some great golf was played, with the highlights really cen- handers to ease thru' transfers. Sorry, but I never thought he tred on Spain's Sergio Garcia. Firstly, partnering compatriot was a good pick for England in the first place but at least he's

needed just under 100 runs to win, and, after losing another the most success, and were assisted 3 quick wickets, it seemed they would fall short. But Jamie by tight bowling throughout. Ibiza C.C. Guthrie then opened up and took advantage of some loose It was then Ibiza’s turn to bat, and Ibiza bowling to increase the scoring and help the visitors to they had to make do without either vs Allenton C.C. (Derby) 159/5, winning in the 28th over. He finished just short of a opener this time, losing several quick deserved century, on 96 not out, in an unbroken stand of 73 wickets as a result. Indeed, only Kiwi Robin Parmenter runs with skipper Phil Coxon (12 not out). Of the Ibiza bow- newcomer Chris Pratt (15) reached 24/09, 30 overs each. lers, Mike Amos stood out with 2/15, ably supported by Jim double figures, with Ibiza on 22/4 and in Allenton 159/5 beat Ibiza, 157/8, by 5 Harvey and skipper Paul Cruttwell with a wicket apiece. some trouble. However, the returning Graeme Cooper then wickets. This match was in fact a close contest and showed how quick- struck an aggressive 65 and shored up the hosts’ innings. Ibiza were put in to bat first and openers Sam ly a game of cricket can turn, as well as Ibiza’s rusty batting When he was eventually bowled, the score was 97/7, and Gooda (66) and Tim Stacey (34) set up a useful and bowling, after the lengthy 3 month summer break. Ibiza still needed 50 runs off 12 overs, with only 2 wickets partnership of 83 runs, before the latter was caught, leaving 25/09, 30 overs each. remaining and one player unable to bat. The stage was set for Ibiza on 86/1 off 15 overs. Then, as so often happens after a Ibiza,147/8, beat Allenton, 146/4, by 1 wicket. lower order batsmen Jim Harvey (19 not out), Mike Amos (12) drink’s break, several wickets fell, including Sam Gooda, and Ibiza chose to field first and were determined to put pressure and skipper Paul Cruttwell (14 not out) to negotiate the it was only Pete Essex (20) and Robin Parmenter (13) thereaf- on the visitors from the start. Thus, in spite of some lusty tricky target, and it was fitting that the latter hit 2 bounda- ter who reached double figures. Ibiza’s innings finally closed blows from all rounder Chris Dawson (40), Allenton were kept ries in the 29th over to ensure Ibiza made up for their defeat on 157/8, which was at least 20 runs short. It was also a de- to 70/1 off the first 15 overs. A couple of wickets then fell, the day before, and win an exciting contest by one wicket! structive spell of bowling from Chris Dawson, with an impres- bringing Allenton’s star batsman Jamie Guthrie to the crease. Many thanks to Allenton skipper Phil Coxon, and Rob & Karen sive 5 for 6 runs, that caused the hosts’ rapid loss of wickets. He resisted well once again with 36 not out, but could not Guthrie for bringing their team and several wives and families Bowlers Jamie Guthrie and Halley Porkess contributed a score as fast as the day before, and was well supported by to Ibiza for a most enjoyable and friendly weekend of cricket. wicket each. Halley Porkess (17), and Srini Murali (24 not out). However, We wish them all the best as their club is being wound up Allenton then batted steadily, despite losing two early wick- the Ibiza bowling was controlled and the fielding alert, so after 40 years, and hopefully this will not prevent them re- ets, to reach 63/2 off 15 overs, so below the required run that Allenton were restricted to a conservative 146/4 off turning to Ibiza in the future! rate, with a solid 38 from opener Mark Webster. They still their 30 overs. Mike Amos (2/27) and Pete Essex (2/24) had RPHood

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Sport Fixture List Week 1 13/10/16 Week 7 24/11/16 Week 13 26/1/16 Week 19 9/3/16 The Fish V Stevie Ds A The Fish V Stevie Ds B The Fish V Illusions The Fish V Storeroom Eleats Winter Pool League Father Jacks V Illusions The Social V Storeroom Eleats Stevie Ds A V Storeroom Knights Stevie Ds B V Maxims The twitching cue fingers of Ibiza’s pool players need twitch Boulevard Span. V Storeroom Knights The Ship V Maxims Father Jacks V Boulevard The Social V Boulevard Spaniards no more as the uber competitive Ibizan Pool League gets Maxims V Boulevard Boulevard V Boulevard Spaniards Boulevard Spaniards V The Ship The Ship V Father Jacks underway on the 13th October. Storeroom Eleats V The Ship Storeroom Knights V Father Jacks Maxims V The Social Boulevard V Stevie Ds A Of the founding teams The Fish, The Ship, El Siteo (now Stevie Ds B V The Social Illusions V Stevie Ds A Storeroom Eleats V Stevie Ds B Storeroom Knights V Illusions Boulevard) and Father Jacks, only Father Jacks are yet to lift the title, perhaps this will be their year? Week 2 20/10/16 Week 8 01/12/16 Week 14 2/2/16 Week 20 16/3/16 Stevie D’s, The Storeroom and Boulevard are again fielding Illusions V The Fish Storeroom Eleats V The Fish Storeroom Knights V The Fish Maxims V The Fish two teams though those who love Dicks and Chicks will be Storeroom Knights V Stevie Ds A Maxims V Stevie Ds B Boulevard V Illusions Boulevard Span. V Storeroom Eleats saddened to see that this year a rather less pun worthy A & Boulevard V Father Jacks Boulevard Spaniards V The Social The Ship V Stevie Ds A Father Jacks V Stevie Ds B B team are being fielded by Stevie D’s. The Ship V Boulevard Spaniards Father Jacks V The Ship The Social V Father Jacks Stevie Ds A V The Social With the seemingly invincible Boulevard winning the league The Social V Maxims Stevie Ds A V Boulevard Stevie Ds B V Boulevard Spaniards Illusions V The Ship again in 2016, people will be watching newly joined Illusions Stevie Ds B V Storeroom Eleats Illusions V Storeroom Knights Storeroom Eleats V Maxims Storeroom Knights V Boulevard with interest. The league’s first team from Ibiza town, Illu- sions is a genuine multi-table pool hall on the Parc de la Paz Week 3 27/10/16 Week 9 08/12/16 Week 15 9/2/16 Week 21 23/3/16 and so should be able to put out a strong team. Unique in The Fish V Storeroom Knights The Fish V Maxims The Fish V Boulevard The Fish V Boulevard Spaniards Ibiza, Illusions is well worth a visit for anybody who loves to Illusions V Boulevard Storeroom El. V Boulevard Spaniards Storeroom Knights V The Ship Maxims V Father Jacks hear clacking balls, which will at least go some way to make Stevie Ds B V Father Jacks up for the loss of Chicks and Dicks. Stevie Ds A V The Ship Illusions V The Social Storeroom Eleats V Stevie Ds A Father Jacks V The Social The Social V Stevie Ds A Stevie Ds A V Stevie Ds B Stevie Ds B V Illusions Boulevard Spaniards V Stevie Ds B The Ship V Illusions Father Jacks V Storeroom Eleats The Social V Storeroom Knights Boulevard V Storeroom Knights Maxims V Storeroom Eleats Boulevard Spaniards V Maxims The Ship V Boulevard

Week 4 3/11/16 Week 10 15/12/16 Week 16 16/2/16 Week 22 30/3/16 Boulevard V The Fish Boulevard Spaniards V The Fish The Ship V The Fish Father Jacks V The Fish The Ship V Storeroom Knights Father Jacks V Maxims The Social V Boulevard Stevie Ds A V Boulevard Spaniards The Social V Illusions Stevie Ds A V Storeroom Eleats Stevie Ds B V Storeroom Knights Illusions V Maxims Stevie Ds B V Stevie Ds A Illusions V Stevie Ds B Storeroom Eleats V Illusions Storeroom Knights V Storeroom El. Storeroom Eleats V Father Jacks Storeroom Knights V The Social Maxims V Stevie Ds A Boulevard V Stevie Ds B Boulevard V The Ship Maxims V Boulevard Spaniards Boulevard Spaniards V Father Jacks The Ship V The Social Christmas Break Week 5 10/11/16 Week 17 23/2/16 The Fish V The Ship Week 11 12/1/16 The Fish V The Social For more information, and Boulevard V The Social The Fish V Father Jacks The Ship V Stevie Ds B for players wanting to join Storeroom Knights V Stevie Ds B Boulevard Spaniards V Stevie Ds A Boulevard V Storeroom Eleats a team, follow the Ibizan Illusions V Storeroom Eleats Maxims V Illusions Storeroom Knights V Maxims Pool League on Facebook Stevie Ds A V Maxims Storeroom Eleats V Storeroom Kn. Illusions V Boulevard Spaniards https://www.facebook.com/ Autumn Cricket Father Jacks V Boulevard Spaniards Stevie Ds B V Boulevard Stevie Ds A V Father Jacks groups/ibizanpoolleague/ Ibiza cricket club’s 2016 fixtures run up to their last away The Social V The Ship match in Albir on the 12th and 13th November. Week 6 17/11/16 Week 18 2/3/16 There are two opportunities remaining to watch them play The Social V The Fish Week 12 19/1/16 Stevie Ds B V The Fish at home at the San Agustin ground. See fixtures above and Stevie Ds B V The Ship Stevie Ds A V The Fish Storeroom Eleats V The Social see the match report v. Allenton Cricket Club on page 15. Storeroom Eleats V Boulevard Illusions V Father Jacks Maxims V The Ship Maxims V Storeroom Knights Storeroom Kn. V Boulevard Spaniards Boulevard Spaniards V Boulevard Boulevard Spaniards V Illusions Boulevard V Maxims Father Jacks V Storeroom Knights Father Jacks V Stevie Ds A The Ship V Storeroom Eleats Stevie Ds A V Illusions The Social V Stevie Ds B

Hamilton Blow Lewis Hamilton, pictured riding entirely the wrong type of vehicle back to the pits, was not happy after his shock en- gine failure in the Malaysian Grand Prix. Talking to the BBC after the race he said “my question is to Mercedes, we have so many engines made, but mine are the only ones failing this year…, this does not sit well with me”. This leaves Hamilton with 265 points behind Rosberg on 288 with 5 races remaining. Full report on page 15.