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The Personal Outcomes Network is made up of several organisations working towards the development and implementation of a personal outcomes approach. This site has been developed to bring together a range of resources to support the development and implementation of a personal outcomes approach in health and social care, as well as other human services.

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Evaluation report for the inter-authority learning exchange between Shetland Islands, Falkirk and Glasgow Councils throughcare and aftercare teams. In February 2014 a member of the Throughcare and Aftercare team from Shetland, spent two weeks in each host authority as a means of developing and sharing practice, experience and learning. The report describes the planning process, in-situ experience, and post-exchange learning of participants, it also report highlights the positive learning outcomes and benefits achieved for all participating local authorities. The report identifies ideas for future applications of such a learning and practice exchange model to improve practice for looked after young people and care leavers.

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Hazel Mitchell has helped create more than twenty children's books, including her award-winning picture book Toby (Candlewick Press). Her illustrations appear in books by Cynthia Lord, JaNay Brown-Wood (Imani's Moon was mentioned on the Stephen Colbert show!), Lynn Parrish Sutton, Liza Gardner Walsh and others. You can find out more about Hazel and her work at HazelMitchell.com, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Synopsis of SWEET PEA SUMMER (Candlewick):

During her mother’s absence, a young girl discovers the joys of gardening—and the rewards of persistence and a sharp eye—in a sweet intergenerational story. With warm, child-friendly illustrations and a simple narration, Hazel Mitchell tells a timeless story about holding on to hope in hard times and finding the strength and determination to see it through. A brief author’s note at the end offers a bit of history and a few details about sweet peas for aspiring gardeners.

Q. What inspired you to write Sweet Pea Summer?

My inspiration for the book were memories I have from staying with my grandparents when I was little (4-6 years old). They lived in a row of mill cottages in a Yorkshire town called Huddersfield. The town was born out of the wool trade and had many factories and tall towers, but was surrounded by beautiful countryside. I started to sketch my memories of staying with them - the cottage, the garden, the countryside with the moors and mill chimneys, the cats that were always scampering around, the long road that stretched away up a sloping hill to the town itself.

My granddad was an excellent gardener. I suspect this came from the war years in Britain when everyone grew their own food as much as possible. In my memory the garden was so, so long with a little greenhouse and was stuffed with veggies and flowers. Of course, my memory exaggerated everything. I was seeing through a small child's eyes. I even googled the road on Google Streetview and the cottage and the garden are still there, just much smaller than I recalled.

I decided there was a story in these sketches and my rememberings. I find that I'm often inspired by childhood memories, places and real life things, like my own dog who is the main character in the book 'Toby', also from Candlewick Press. I've even been known to use my house in books, or feature the landscape of Maine, where I live, and sometimes I draw objects from my home. it gives authenticity I think.

Q. What was the writing and illustration process like?

After some note making, more doodles and musing I decided on the main character of a girl. She's not exactly me. My sister also went to stay with my grandparents when my mother was ill and that was really the nugget that set me rolling. The girl is sad and missing her mother, so Grandpa invites her to help in the garden and, in particular, to look after the sweet peas. (My own grandfather grew chrysanthemums, but I decided children would relate more to sweet peas. Plus it is easier to say!).

The grandparents do not look like my grandparents and even though the child is not really me, I guess she shares some of my personality characteristics and DO I love gardening! (Although I always fail with sweet peas, which is ironic). I found I had all the inspiration I needed to get started on roughing out a story.

Writing and illustrating Sweet Pea Summer was a long process, as most books tend to me. There are a lot of images in the book, which is kind of graphic novelish in a way, with multiple images on some pages that follow a grid layout. Although I did preliminary character and setting sketches, I then spent time writing scene progressions and story boarding before I was ready to do the first full dummy.

I've found this saves me time in the long run, when I finally start to sketch I can be pretty certain I have the rudimentary story arc and length of book down. We had 2-3 edits and rehashes before my editors, art director and myself were all happy to go to finals. Finals are always the very long and arduous stage of the book for me. The first spark of story and hashing it out is the inspirational bit.

I did all the art for Sweet Pea in pencil and watercolor (usually I colour an under painting digitally), but I felt this book needed a traditional watercolour feel. It was a longer process for sure! Along the way I did a good amount of picture research especially on the landscapes and the flowers - plus the process of growing them, which features in the story. The parallel between the illness of the m/c's mom and the flowers failing to open was important to me. didn't want it to be too obvious to the reader.

My editor, Liz Bicknell at Candlewick Press, was very helpful, as always, keeping the story on track. Pam Consolazio was my art director, and her nickname was Sweet Pea as a child! it is lovely when you find unexpected connections. I scan my own artwork, which gives me the luxury of making any tweaks to the final art. I think the whole book took about 2 years, including edits etc.

It's wonderful when your book finally arrives in your mailbox! (Just like any birth, the pain recedes!) It was especially concerning in this time of the pandemic, but everything went well and the books arrived in time for publication.

Q. What advice do you have for young writers and illustrators?

My advice to young writers and illustrators is always work on stories that you love and feel an emotional response to whether, happy, sad, funny or just that you just love and know the subject. It will always show in your work!

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For more insights from book creators, see my Inkygirl interview archives.

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Gemma Peacocke’s ‘A Strange Power’ is a 45-minute cantata about the tangled web of romance, free love, creation, and death in the early lives of Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Shelley and her step-sister, Claire Clairmont. Scored for two sopranos, clarinet, piano, percussion, and cello, the work will be performed by Sputter Box with guest vocalist Charlotte Mundy. The program also features new works for the performers by other Princeton University graduate student composers Aliayta Foon-Dancoes, Devin Greenwood, Gemma Peacocke, and Onche Rajesh Ugbabe.

Regardless of their home department or primary discipline, Student Affiliates of the Kahneman-Treisman Center are interested in investigating the way humans make decisions and how the systems, practices, and policies that govern how people move through the world can be designed with these inclinations in mind. Open to all undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows and researchers, the bi-weekly meetings feature speakers from Princeton and other academic institutions as well as industry and public-sector practitioners in applied behavioral science. Check behavioralpolicy.princeton.edu for details of each meeting.

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Ibiza, a stunning island in the Mediterranean Sea, is globally renowned for its electric nightlife and vibrant party scene. This picturesque island has become the epitome of summer party destinations. It attracts visitors from all corners of the world with its beautiful beaches, mesmerizing sunsets, and, most notably, its unparalleled nightlife. Clubs in Ibiza are not just venues; they are the beating heart of the island’s culture as they showcase world-class DJs, groundbreaking music, and unforgettable experiences to define the essence of a perfect summer getaway. The purpose of this article is to guide you through the exhilarating nightlife of Ibiza. Whether you’re a seasoned club-goer or a first-time visitor, this comprehensive guide to the top 10 must-visit nightclubs will ensure you hit the hottest spots and make the most of your nights in Ibiza. From iconic institutions to cutting-edge clubs, we’ve curated a list that captures the diversity and vibrancy of Ibiza’s nightlife. These places promise unforgettable nights filled with music, dance, and celebration. Why Ibiza? Ibiza stands as a beacon for nightlife enthusiasts from around the globe. It’s celebrated for its unmatched party scene and vibrant atmosphere. But what exactly catapults this Balearic Island into the spotlight as a world-renowned destination for nightlife? Diverse Music Scene: Ibiza’s music landscape is as varied as it is electrifying. From techno and house to EDM and indie rock, the island offers something for every taste, hosted across an array of clubs and venues. Vibrant Atmosphere: There’s an infectious energy that permeates Ibiza’s nightlife. Whether you’re dancing under the stars at an outdoor beach club or losing yourself in the immersive environment of an underground venue, the atmosphere is always charged with excitement. Stunning Venues: Ibiza’s nightclubs are more than just places to dance; they’re architectural wonders and sensory experiences. From clubs with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean to venues that push the boundaries of interior design, Ibiza offers stunning settings that elevate the party experience to new heights. Criteria for Selection When it comes to pinpointing the top 10 nightclubs in Ibiza, our selection is driven by a carefully considered set of criteria. We aim to showcase venues that not only dominate the nightlife scene but also offer unique experiences that leave a lasting impression. The following factors play a crucial role in our selection: Music Genres: A club’s musical offerings are pivotal. We look for diversity and quality, favoring venues that host world-renowned DJs to suit a wide range of musical tastes. Atmosphere: The vibe of a nightclub is its soul. We seek out places that offer more than just a dance floor. In fact, we prioritize those who create an immersive experience through their energy, design, and crowd.  Reputation: A club’s reputation is built on years of delivering exceptional nights out. We consider the esteem in which venues are held by both locals and international visitors, as well as their recognition within the global nightlife community. Overall Experience: Finally, we factor in the overall experience, including the quality of sound and lighting systems, the presence of unique features (like outdoor terraces or poolside dance floors), and the level of service provided. A club that offers an unforgettable night out, from entry to exit, makes our list.  Club 1: Amnesia Ibiza Location San Rafael, Ibiza Music Genres Techno House EDM Atmosphere Amnesia Ibiza stands out for its high-energy ambiance which makes it a sanctuary for dance music enthusiasts. The club’s iconic terrace offers an immersive experience that draws partygoers into a world of euphoric beats and rhythms. Notable Features Famous Foam Parties: These unique and wildly entertaining parties are a signature Amnesia experience. State-of-the-Art Sound System: Delivers crystal-clear audio that enhances the musical journey. Spectacular Light Shows: Visually stunning displays complement the sonic experience, creating unforgettable moments.  Highlights Legends of the electronic music scene, such as Carl Cox and Marco Carola, are regulars here, guaranteeing an unmatched lineup of performances. Club 2: Pacha Ibiza Location Ibiza Town, Ibiza Music Genres House Techno EDM Atmosphere Pacha Ibiza exudes a glamorous and chic vibe and offers a luxurious nightclub experience. Its atmosphere attracts a stylish crowd to dance the night away in one of the island’s most iconic settings. Notable Features Iconic Cherry Logo: A symbol of the club’s heritage and prestige. VIP Sections: For those seeking a more exclusive experience, with stunning views of Ibiza Town. Elegant Decor: Pacha’s interior design combines style with comfort, creating a uniquely sophisticated environment. Highlights Hosting world-renowned DJs like David Guetta and Martin Solveig, Pacha remains at the forefront of Ibiza’s nightlife scene. Club 3: DC-10 Location Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Ibiza Music Genres Techno House Atmosphere DC-10 is celebrated for its raw and underground atmosphere. This club offers an intimate setting where the focus is squarely on the music and the communal experience of dance. Notable Features Open-Air Terrace: Provides a unique outdoor clubbing experience. Industrial Vibe: The club’s minimalist, warehouse-style setup enhances its gritty, authentic feel. Immersive Experiences: DC-10’s events are designed to create a deep connection between the DJs and the crowd. Highlights Home to the legendary Circoloco parties, DC-10 attracts top DJs such as Seth Troxler and The Martinez Brothers to ensure an unparalleled lineup and vibe. Club 4: Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Club Location Playa d’en Bossa, Ibiza Music Genres EDM House Atmosphere Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Club is the epitome of an extravagant outdoor party experience. With its poolside setting, it invites guests to dance under the sun and stars in one of the most breathtaking venues on the island. Notable Features Massive Stage: Hosts some of the biggest names in the music industry. Stunning Visuals: Offers a sensory feast with its impressive light shows and stage productions. Celebrity Appearances: A hotspot for celebrities, adding to the club’s allure. Highlights Iconic pool parties featuring world-class performances by artists like Calvin Harris and Avicii are the heart of Ushuaïa’s appeal. Club 5: Hï Ibiza Location Playa d’en Bossa, Ibiza Music Genres Techno House EDM Atmosphere Hï Ibiza offers a sophisticated and futuristic nightclub experience. Its immersive atmosphere is crafted through cutting-edge sound and stunning visuals that make every night a journey into the future of nightlife. Notable Features Cutting-Edge Sound System: Delivers unparalleled audio quality. Immersive Production: Engages all senses for a complete clubbing experience. Stunning Visuals: The club’s design and lighting create a mesmerizing environment. Highlights Glitterbox parties at Hï Ibiza shine with disco and house music vibes, featuring top DJs and a vibrant, inclusive atmosphere. Club 6: Privilege Ibiza Location San Rafael, Ibiza Music Genres House Techno EDM Atmosphere Privilege Ibiza is recognized for its massive scale and extravagant atmosphere. Holding the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest club, it offers an immersive experience with panoramic views of Ibiza. Notable Features World’s Largest Club: A title that adds to its legendary status. Panoramic Views: The club’s location and design provide breathtaking views of the island. Highlights Resistance parties at Privilege are a highlight, featuring top techno and house DJs like Adam Beyer and Charlotte de Witte to create unforgettable nights. Club 7: Eden Ibiza Location San Antonio, Ibiza Music Genres House Techno EDM Atmosphere Eden Ibiza strikes a perfect balance between lively and intimate as it creates an energetic atmosphere for music lovers to enjoy themselves up close with the performers. Notable Features Renovated Venue: A recent makeover has injected new life into Eden, enhancing its appeal. Impressive LED Screens: Add to the visual experience, complementing the beats with captivating displays. Intimate Dance Floor: Despite its size, Eden maintains an intimate feel, making every night more personal. Highlights Toolroom parties at Eden are a standout, with house music legends like Mark Knight behind the decks. Club 8: Heart Ibiza Location Ibiza Town, Ibiza Music Genres Eclectic Avant-garde Live performances Atmosphere Heart Ibiza offers an artistic and immersive experience with a blend of music, art, and gastronomy into a unique nightlife adventure to tantalize all senses. Notable Features Fusion of Music, Art, and Gastronomy: A unique concept that stands out in Ibiza’s nightlife. Stunning Interior Design: Adds to the immersive experience with its beauty and creativity. Highlights Heart Factory events are particularly notable for their live performances and DJ sets by international artists, making each night a unique journey. Club 9: Ibiza Rocks Hotel Location San Antonio, Ibiza Music Genres Indie Rock EDM Atmosphere Ibiza Rocks Hotel is known for its lively and vibrant environment, where the poolside setting adds a refreshing twist to the traditional nightclub experience. Notable Features Outdoor Stage: Offers a unique venue for live music under the Ibiza sun and stars. Pool Parties: Bring an energetic and fun atmosphere, perfect for daytime reveling. Live Music Events: Unlike many other clubs focusing solely on DJs, Ibiza Rocks hosts live bands and performances. Highlights The Ibiza Rocks Pool Party series is a summer highlight, featuring an eclectic mix of live performances by indie bands and DJs. It offers something different from the typical club scene. Club 10: Octan Ibiza Location Playa d’en Bossa, Ibiza Music Genres Techno House Atmosphere Octan Ibiza brings a raw and underground vibe to the forefront of Ibiza’s nightlife. Its intimate setting allows for an immersive clubbing experience that’s both intense and personal. Notable Features Intimate Dance Floors: Designed to create a close connection between the DJs and the crowd. Immersive Experiences: Focused on delivering cutting-edge underground parties. Legacy: Carrying the torch from the famed Sankeys Ibiza, Octan continues to push the boundaries of the electronic music scene. Highlights The club is a haven for enthusiasts of techno and house music, and it hosts cutting-edge underground parties with leading DJs in the genre. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What is the legal drinking age in Ibiza? The legal drinking age in Ibiza is 18 years old. Is there a dress code for Ibiza nightclubs? Dress codes can vary. While some clubs are more relaxed, others might require a more upscale attire. It’s best to check the specific club’s policy before going. How much does it cost to enter Ibiza nightclubs? Entrance fees can range widely from club to club and depending on the event or DJ playing. Prices can vary from €20 to over €50. VIP services and tables will cost significantly more. Are there any age restrictions for entry into nightclubs? Yes, most nightclubs in Ibiza have an age restriction of 18 years and above. Is it necessary to book tickets in advance for Ibiza nightclubs? It’s highly recommended to book tickets in advance, especially for popular events, to ensure entry and often at a lower price. What are the typical opening hours for Ibiza nightclubs? Nightclubs usually open around midnight and can go on till dawn, with peak hours from 1 AM to 4 AM. Are there any safety tips for clubbing in Ibiza? Stay hydrated, especially if dancing for long periods. Keep an eye on your belongings. Never accept drinks from strangers. Stick with your friends and plan how to get back to your accommodation safely. Conclusion We’ve explored the top 10 must-visit nightclubs in Ibiza, and each offers its unique vibe. From the extravagant and glamorous to the raw and underground, Ibiza’s nightlife is unparalleled. Its diverse music scenes and world-renowned DJs provide an unforgettable experience for every partygoer. Whether you’re drawn to the legendary foam parties of Amnesia, the sophisticated atmosphere of Hï Ibiza, or the intimate underground vibes of Octan, the island caters to all. We encourage you to dive into the vibrant energy of Ibiza’s nightlife scene and experience the magic of these iconic clubs firsthand.  

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After setting a record high yesterday, Bitcoin continued its remarkable rally, briefly surging past the $90,000 mark. Since Election Day, the cryptocurrency has gained nearly 30%, adding approximately $20,000 to its value. From a previous report: Bitcoin hit a peak of $90,000 on Coinbase at 12:56 PST on Nov. 12 and is up 11% over the past day, per TradingView data. The cryptocurrency is now just over 11% away from reaching $100,000.

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Today is election day, the day that will decide who is president for the next four years, and which political party will control Congress and most state legislatures. Polls are now open in most of the country, so you can vote today if you haven’t already. But all voters have already voted in one small […]

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