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A 1 Personal Year begins a 9-year cycle and a 9 Personal Year
completes the major work of that cycle. After your 9 Personal Year,
your next year begins again with 1.
Personal years are in effect from January 1 through December 31,
of each year, regardless of when your birthday occurs in the year.
Find your WEEKLY FORECAST according to your PERSONAL YEAR.
To find your PERSONAL YEAR for 2015:
Add your MONTH and DAY of birth to 2015.
For example, if your birthday is November (11th month) 24th,
Month + Day + 2015 = Personal Year
1 + 1 + 2 + 4 + 2 + 0 + 1 + 5 = 16 = 1 + 6= 7
Personal Year in 2015
Find your own Personal Year below and read your weekly forecast
Personal Year 1 New Directions May Appear: Establish Goals for
next 9-Year Cycle; Desires for Creative Expression, Independence,
Personal Month 4 Your month to plan and get more organized on an
emerging goal or project; need to pay down debts; spending for
practical items; repairs
Personal Month (April) 5 Things start to shift or goals change;
seek out new experiences; change your thinking, hairstyle, or upgrade
your look; less certainty than last month
BOOMING. On Wednesday April brings in the exciting energy of your
new FIVE Personal Month. If you have felt a bit restricted lately
(pressure of bills, increased commitments), the influence of FIVE
tends to shake you out of the old and into the new—and offering a
little more flexibility. Events begin to indicate that it's time
for a change, whether it's a big one like a new job or move, or
something on a smaller scale like a new neighbor or co-worker. For
some, a turn of events this month (or this week) could give you a
whole new outlook on life. Five also energizes your life, so this is
an excellent time to attract new clients at work, give a sales pitch,
present your book idea, or just get away on a quick trip to a new
place. DO: Make a list of what you want and look at it for five days
in a row for 60 seconds. Watch for synchronicities. Stay alert for
catalyzing ideas brought up in everyday conversations. DON'T: Get
confused by conflicting information, but try to identify what is
relevant for you at this time. KEY: As often as possible—especially
when in doubt or anxious--frame each day with a sense of adventure
and a willingness to learn something new.
Personal Year 2 A Year Highlighting the Importance of
Associations and Relationships; Developing a Skill; Social
Activities; Love; Longing, Need for Patience and Things Develop
Personal Month 5 Changes may occur as late as Tuesday!
Personal Month (April) 6 Now the focus is on relationships,
balance, love, taking care of health, commitments
ADJUSTMENTS. As you head into April on Wednesday, you may have to
put a personal desire or plan on hold. Family members or home life
could demand more of your attention. On the other hand, something is
likely to become sorted out, giving you the confidence to do what you
know you must do. A female member of the family (or a co-worker) may
come to you to talk things through or ask for advice. Your sense of
responsibility increases now, so avoid the temptation to over-commit,
otherwise you'll end up feeling annoyed, stressed out, or just plain
tired. If looking for romance, continue to stay open and positive;
if it feels right, increase Internet dating communications. This
month it would be nice to make room for a little candlelight dinner
and some stimulating conversation. If no one asks, set up your own
evening with a friend. Despite some end of the month March blues,
you could be moving into a wonderful new time. For singles in a
serious relationship, the new 6 month of April could bring a
proposal. DO: Improve your appearance by getting a new hair style or
streamline your closet by giving away (or selling) clothes you never
wear. Resolve to eat healthier (and less); save your splurge money
for a rainy day. DON'T: Say yes when you know you mean no. KEY: Be
kind and patient, especially with someone cranky.
Personal Year 3 Focus is on Happiness, Expressing Creativity,
Mingling, Socializing, Improving Conditions; Optimism and Vitality;
Better Health in General
Personal Month 6 A month to improve conditions; family
responsibilities, group activities
Personal Month (April) 7 Now it's time to take a break once in
awhile; look within for answers; interesting encounters; desire to
understand something; learning, hobbies, nature
SIMPLIFY. Outstanding issues of March tend to wind down or fade
away in importance, as you move toward April's harmonizing SEVEN
vibration on Wednesday. You might find yourself wishing you had
turned down an invitation you weren't all that keen about in the
first place. If you find your energy slowing down, allow yourself to
let some things go until you feel more motivated. During this SEVEN
Personal Month the emphasis is giving to yourself in a constructive
way—simplifying, enjoying the moment, and taking time to think
through some issues that have been on the back burner. If you desire
change, use this time to do your due diligence and research. As SEVEN
increases the need for solitude and cultivating peacefulness, you may
find that a friend or loved one is away for awhile. Enjoy a little
extra time to yourself to work on your photographs, catch up on
correspondence, or take in a movie. DO: Those things that keep your
spirit strong. DON'T: Start imagining things that could go wrong.
Stay open to coutcome, and repeat to yourself, "All things happen
for a reason." KEY: This could be a good week (or month) for taking
a class or reading a good book.
Personal Year 4 A Year Best Used for Planning and Practical
Decisions; You are Building, Laying a Foundation; Becoming More
Effective; No Time for Stubbornness or Regrets
Personal Month 7 A month for insights and discoveries; change in
priority or plans
Personal Month (April) 8 Now it's back in the game of life; work
to achieve results; may need to confront authorities or face
financial or legal matter; you feel more conservative now
TRACTION. These last two days of March may give you an urge to
ask, "What is going on with me?" You may have been feeling the
urge lately to get your ducks in a row. This week you start to sense
that a change is on the horizon. All that patience last month is
paying off now as you enter your powerful EIGHT Personal Month on
Wednesday If working, new opportunities could be opening up at your
company, or you could land that job you've been waiting to hear
about. Be patient and do some homework now on evaluating your
financial state. You might find some pro-active ways to better your
financial picture—possibly buying or selling investments or
property, or settling legal transactions. Maybe a second job. Some
might be getting ready to invest in business equipment, finalizing a
divorce, or signing papers for a golden-handshake settlement. If you
need a repair on something major, be sure to get three estimates so
you can make an informed choice. If single, your time for dating
could take a back seat to work. However, a serious romance could now
get more serious. Tax time may bring additional pressures this year.
DO: Stay organized. DON'T: Show up late for anything. KEY: Stay
centered in your power, save the mental strain and don't let
yourself be talked into anything dubious.
Personal Year 5 A Year to Make Adjustments and Handle
Changes; Feelings of Restlessness and Need to Explore New Actitivies
is Normal
Personal Month 8 A month requiring a rational and business-like
Personal Month (April) 9 Now you may be making or taking a break
from something; time to consolidate, accept your losses and gains,
and open up to new possibilities; repeated opportunities
RELEASE. This last two days of March still may demand some
business-like thinking. Use your rational thinking to deal with
important decisions. The NINE vibration entering your life on
Wednesday, could begin to change or expand your perspective or living
situation (hopefully, it's not increasing your waistline!) Get
ready for some surprising developments in the next few weeks. Think
of this as payback time. Legal matters or financial issues tend to
bring the good and the bad—but you end up with a feeling of relief
in the long run. Your new NINE Personal Month in April brings
opportunities to meet good people, such as those who are in a
position to help you advance a dream, fill a need, or reach a goal.
For some, April may bring long-distance travel. It's possible that
you will be interacting more closely with older people, or people
with resources and expertise that benefit you. Extra money could
appear out of nowhere! Whatever leaves your life now creates space
for something even better to appear. DO: Be willing to accept new
assignments. DON'T: Worry about how you are going to accomplish
everything. KEY: Maintain a feeling of tranquility and don't let
negative thoughts exacerbate the situation.
Personal Year 6 A Period of Increased Duties or
Responsibility; Desire to Put Down Roots; Material Comforts are
Enhanced; Need to Take Care of Health; Reduce Stress
Personal Month 9 This month required a philosophical attitude,
compassion, and closure
Personal Month (April) 1 Now a new idea or opportunity might help
you change your location, job, preferences, or point of view
ADVANCEMENT. These last two days of March could present a bit of a
bitter-sweet feeling as emotional issues are being worked through.
If your family interactions have been uncertain or even problematic,
you may come to a resolution where everyone feels satisfied. New
ideas give you something to become excited about. A feeling of hope
and revitalization comes in as your ONE Personal Month gets under way
on Wednesday. This is the favorable aspect you have been waiting
for—so what is it that you want to accomplish? It's very likely
that with a little push, doors could open now that were formerly
closed or invisible. Even if you see nothing changing, use this
favorable time to plant the seeds for growth. Talk about what you
need or want in a positive and enthusiastic way, and you are sure to
attract favorable interest or assistance. DO: Let your
self-confidence shine (just be quietly brilliant!) DON'T: Look back
at the past and start telling that same old story. It's over. KEY:
Take one small step toward something you want. Then take the next
one. Expect good things and watch for improvements, however small.
Personal Year 7 Desire for Introspection and Understanding;
Joy in Learning and Increasing Skills; Time Out from the Fray;
Research; Slower Pace; Listen to Intuition
Personal Month 1 This month brought new thoughts and actions,
and required courage
Personal Month (April) 2 Now it's time to slow down once in
awhile; listen to intuition; seek beauty; a love relationship could
require a discussion; secrets may be revealed; potential feelings of
possessiveness in you or someone else
NO RUSH. March tended to initiate something new in your life.
During these last two days of March, you still might take action or
make a decision that clears the path. Assert your views in a
confident way. When Wednesday ushers in your new TWO vibration, you
may feel a bit less inclined to forge ahead. TWO is a softer
vibration and allows time for things to grow. You may find that
details, delays, or other people's needs distract you from the very
thing you most want to focus on. As the more contemplative energy of
April approaches, you may have a tendency to take things too
personally (as you rehash people's comments or opinions.) Since
April increases your need to be diplomatic and sensitive to others'
feelings , be careful about committing to activities if you don't
really have the energy for them. On the other hand, April could
bring an important alliance in personal or professional life. On the
work front, you once again realize just how important the right
professional contacts are for getting ahead. You may decide to join
the Chamber of Commerce or attend an association meeting or job fair.
It's possible that someone who has been far away comes closer. DO:
Visualize what you want, and let Law of Attraction bring it to your
doorstep. DON'T: Get into a negative frame of mind just because
things slow down slightly or you feel a little lonely. KEY: Create
more balance in your life--now.
Personal Year 8 A Time of Greater Progress or Achievement;
Feeling of Getting a Handle on a Difficult Situation; Satisfaction
from Hard Work and Results
Personal Month 2 This month brought issues with relationships
and finances
Personal Month (April) 3 Now it's time to reap rewards, find more
time for recreation, use your creativity, welcome a new child, or
receive an increase in income; be happy
SHINE. Your star tends to be on the rise now in 2015 (EIGHT is the
number of power and recognition). There's a chance that this week
you will make an important realization that catalyzes your
creativity. This week, you begin to anticipate the quickening energy
of your new THREE Personal Month which starts on Wednesday. If you
are working, it seems that the people close to you are happier and
friendlier. Restrictions (or your mental cobwebs) are clearing away,
and a new idea is likely to stimulate your group. Your health seems
to improve, and you even look better. Suddenly, you take more
interest in your health habits and appearance. If working in sales or
a creative job, you'll be pleased with how well things go this
month. DO: Make communication with higher ups or customers a
priority all month, but especially this week. Focus on staying
cheerful despite moments of frustration! DON'T: Hide out, but get
back into the swing of things. KEY: No matter what is happening,
decide to do something fun this weekend. It could be as simple as a
walk in the park or a movie matinee. No need to break the bank! If
you are having money worries, try giving away a tiny amount of money
to someone who needs it more than you do. This signals to the
universe that you feel truly blessed and prosperous and promotes more
Personal Year 9 Ending a 9-Year Cycle; Desire to Let Go and
Move Forward; Maybe Times of Emotional Ups and Downs; Potential Loss
or Sorrow; Huge Good Fortune; Inheritance; Fulfillment; Understanding
Personal Month 3 This month may have had mini time-out moments;
reason for optimism
Personal Month (April) 4 Now it's time to get to work; obstacles
may dissolve with a better solution; possible repairs, news of a
family member's diagnosis, or moving to a better environment
COMPOSURE. This week you may feel a very big shift in your energy.
You'll likely have more motivation to get down to that project or
plan you have been sitting on. As April begins on Wednesday, a subtle
shift in perspective allows you to feel more in control of your life.
The practical FOUR vibration of April helps you get organized and
make some short-term plans. A project started in January could be
fully implemented now. At work, you are likely to be a little bogged
down in administrative details or even a complete halt. However, you
have created a good foundation for yourself, so don't let obstacles
get you down. You have what it takes to get through any delays or
problems. If unemployed look for temporary work while you keep
visualizing the kind of job what you really want. If you are having
love troubles, ask yourself if you are trying too hard. This may not
be the time for marriage unless you have been through many ups and
down with the person, and really know each others quirks and accept
them. DO: Clear away unfinished tasks you have been stalling on.
You want to clear the path for May's changes. DON'T: Get into
arguments which are an old story. KEY: An open-hearted attitude
with firmness and honesty. Take care of yourself by eating well,
exercising, and early to bed.
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Jet Set with M.E.E. to Spain
THE JAZZ IN M.E.E. MAGAZINE partners with Mallorca Smooth Jazz Festival to bring jazz enthusiasts to the only smooth jazz festival in the European Mediterranean.
If you are looking to enjoy the finer things in life, phenomenal music, exquisite food, luscious wine, amazing entertainment, perfect weather, and a unique experience in the breathtaking scenery of the Mediterranean Sea, this musical vacation is just what you have been waiting for.
Europe's greatest Soul, Funk & Jazz Party
Welcome to the MALLORCA SMOOTH JAZZ FESTIVAL – the only smooth jazz festival in the European Mediterranean area. Actually, in Sa Coma, on the beautiful east coast of the Spanish island Mallorca.
In May, a music festival with unique live music awaits you in the exclusive ambience of the Protur Biomar Gran Hotel & Spa. The 5-star hotel is also the venue and is characterized by an elegant and modern equipment, a full-equipped spa area as well as landscaped gardens and swimming pools (indoor / outdoor). Located only 300 metres from the beach, right on the Punta de n'Amer natural park.
This musical (short) vacation* is all about enjoying the finer things in life. Good music. Good food. Good wine. Good entertainment. Good weather. Good prospects for recovery and a unique experience in the breathtaking scenery of the Mediterranean Sea.
On stage, we welcome some of the biggest and most successful international stars of the Contemporary and Smooth Jazz scene. The live concerts take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening and on Sunday forenoon until afternoon.
* Additional vacation days at the hotel can be booked optionally.
THE JAZZ IN M.E.E. PLAYLIST LIVE JAZZ SERIES in Houston
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This new movement in the Atlanta area is advancing and shining a light on black women in jazz and the arts. Sha Battle, the founder of the Black Women In Jazz & Arts Awards has established an organization that is creating a greater awareness of the many vital contributions that African American female artists have made in the past, present and to the future of jazz. They celebrate the awesome work of known artists, spotlight the up-and-coming artists, and honor the sophisticated ladies who present such phenomenal work but who may have gotten lost in the mélange. Black Women In Jazz Day is March 1, 2015, and is celebrated by this organization with a weekend of empowerment events and an annual black tie awards gala that features a night of glamour and elegance, showcasing the immense talent black women have contributed to jazz and the arts.
The National Black Women In Jazz & the Arts Day Inaugural weekend celebration will be held in Atlanta and festivities will begins Friday, Feb 27- Sunday, March 1, 2015. All scheduled events will be held at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta Buckhead 3300 Peachtree Road, N.E. Atlanta, Ga 30305.
For ticket, performance and weekend schedule information please visit www.BlackWomenInJazz.com
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Jonathan Bulter & Alex Bugnon in Houston
Love, Jazz & Romance
Jonathan Butler & Alex Bugnon
Sunday, February 15, 2015
A day filled with "Love, Jazz & Romance" features two impeccable smooth jazz artists: Jonathan Butler & Alex Bugnon. Whether playing dazzling chords on the guitar or belting out sweet vocals, Jonathan Butler remains a captivating and powerful performer, pouring his heart into selections from his immense catalogue. Jazz pianist extraordinaire Alex Bugnon has been a prolific and energetic force on the contemporary music scene for more than two decades. A renowned musician/composer, Bugnon hales from the picturesque town of Montreux, Switzerland, site of the world famous Jazz Festival. Don't miss this epic explosion of smooth jazz. Add the JAZZ BRUNCH, which starts at 1:00pm, before the concert that's scheduled for 3:00pm.
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Happy New Year – THE JAZZ IN MEE MAGAZINE JAN 2015
Happy New Year!
Yes, we survived 2014. In fact, we thrived because of the incredible support, hard work, creativity, and dedication of our support system. We are grateful to everyone for their tremendous efforts, and THE JAZZ IN M.E.E. MAGAZINE wishes everyone a rewarding, and joyous new year.
This issue includes articles on the Iconic Joe Sample, Black Women In Jazz & The Arts Awards that will be held in Atlanta, Daughters of Jazz featuring Selina Albright & Rochella Brown, 2nd Annual Jazz Legacy Foundation Gala recapping our classy experience and the Smooth Jazz Festival Augsburg Germany and much more. Get ready to be introduced to many independent artists that are making waves in the industry.
We are elated about what we have in store for our readers in 2015 and we look forward to working with you throughout this new year.
THE JAZZ IN M.E.E magazine is the premiere source for the jazz industry and its artists. Captivating an audience of over 180,000 national and international readers, this quarterly digital and print magazine chronicles the stories behind the hottest and most fascinating artists and trends in the jazz industry.THE JAZZ IN M.E.E. magazine celebrates the jazz genre from a fresh and passionate perspective through dynamic cover stories, trendy blogs, festival/cruise insights, and"Jazz Watch" music reviews on past and present artists.THE JAZZ IN M.E.E. is on a mission to keep the jazz genre and its artists in the present.
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Tomorrow, 12/20/14 The Jazz in MEE Magazine will finally get to experience the live performance and will interview Grammy Award-winning American jazz vocalist, songwriter, and actor Gregory Porter. Porter won the 2014 Grammy for best jazz vocal album, Liquid Spirit. If you will be in the San Antonio, Tx area tomorrow, he will be performing at Carver Community Cultural Center.


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When I first received this set and assembled it, I was shocked at how tall it was. I thought O had sent me the wrong item, as this set is COUNTER HEIGHT, and I thought from the picture and first description that it looked like a normal-sized table. But upon looking at the listing, I did see that when you scroll down it did say that it was counter-height. At first I hated it and was going to return it, but after viewing it for a few days in my dining room, it is definitely growing on me. My husband pointed out that will be nice for serving because you don't have to bend over as much! Anyway, aside from my mistake, the table is beautiful, high quality, fairly easy to assemble (although you will need to buy extra wood glue, as they don't send enough for the chairs), and the leaf easily rotates in and out, very convenient. Overall a great buy, but if you are looking for a normal height, as I was, O also carries the normal sized table, and its much cheaper.
We are enjoying this table set at our country lake home. It is perfect in our game room. It's comfortable and extremely sturdy. From the photo, the wood stain looked lighter - it is very dark - more like walnut than cherry. It took my husband and I several hours to put together, but was not difficult. Make sure you have an extended screw driver bit if you use an electric drill. The only issue we had was who overstock.com contracted to deliver the 4 large boxes. We had requested they call ahead since we live 45 minutes from the lake home' but, instead they just called and said "we are here" so we had to leave work and drive 45 mintues to meet the delivery truck. Other than that, we are enjoying the set very much and believe it is a very good value for the price. We belong to a direct buy club, but this price even beat wholesale.
I am very pleased with this purchase! This is not only a great looking table but it is of excellent quality and the perfect size. I was quite hesitant to make such a large purchase online but after looking in local furniture stores for several months I was unable to find what I was looking for. I am so happy I took a chance with this table because I don't think I would have found it anywhere else at this price. I will definitely be ordering from this website again!
Gorgeous table....make such an impressive presentation...I have in my kitchen nook...I have a very nice house with white picket fence...loads of antiques...was important to me to have nice table as can see it from most of the house....I am so pleased I get happy feeling every time i look at it....I am tall, 5'91/2' TALL with arthritis...so fits me well....I will have to buy some sit cushions cuz does cut me in the thigh if sit for long time playing cards or something...........I am grossly overweight and wondered if the seat would be big enough to sit on...it is...lots of room....good.
Our interior style is country rustic, and this table fits in perfectly. It is a steardy, strong table that uses great materials. I was pleasently suprised to see that the finish on the white portions of the table and the chairs had an antique distressed finish - it's a great touch. For the price this table is an amazing deal. I saw comparable dining sets for double the price. The only negative is that the chairs took quite some time to asseble, other than that I couldn't be happier.
Everyone loves the table I got! Putting it together is a little time consuming but I did it myself (I did get help to flip the table over though so I wouldnt snap the legs). The chair seats will probably get a little wood glue on them as the wood screws dont always take super well. Over all, for the price this is great - I have dogs and although they dont steal food from a table their little buddies do so this should totally keep them at bay!
We love this set! My husband was a little skeptical about buying something so expensive without seeing it, but we are in love with this set. It looks great in our house and is very sturdy! The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of five is that one of our chairs came slightly warped and the seat won't screw on. It's still useable, but no perfect. However, I still recommend this awesome set!
Colors are wonderful. Quality is sturdy. We ordered a glass top to prevent scratches. It reflects the green leaves from trees near window and adds unexpected dimension. Stood in kitchen for two days pondering the order. Well worth it!
We are so pleased with our product. It is usually hard to tell the quality of items online so we were pleasently suprised how sturdy and goregous the wood was. We received our Dining Set within a few weeks(I was expecting a full month) and the delivery company was prompt and on time. My husband assembled the table and chairs within a few hours by himself and it went pretty well. The last box of chairs had holes drilled in the wrong place so we couldn't finish assembly. I immediately called overstock.com customer service and they took my information and got right back with me on sending a new set. This was an easy experience and never had such great service online. My new set of chairs are on their way and we are nothing but pleased with our beautiful Dining Set! Thanks overstock!!!
This counter height table and chairs are just perfect. Putting them together was really not an issue and the quality is excellent. This is a very heavy duty table and chairs. The butterfly wing for the table leaf was a little confusing to figure out but it works great. I am thrilled with htis purchase. We were concerned about buying a large furniture item online. We read a lot of reviews and decided to try this out. These were exactly what I was looking for to use in our new house. Thank you Overstock!!!
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ATLANTA and PHILADELPHIA, April 29 /PRNewswire/ -- At the 2010 American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) Annual Meeting, May 1-5 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Elekta will host a series of presentations highlighting Elekta Neuromag®, a tool that measures and records brain activity using magnetoencephalography (MEG) technology.
MISSISSAUGA, ON, Jan. 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - YM BioSciences Inc. (NYSE Amex:YMI, TSX:YM), announced that the FDA has advised the Company that it may now enroll patients at US clinical sites into two ongoing randomized, double-blind Phase II trials of its lead product, nimotuzumab.
Up to 25% of cancer patients develop metastases in the brain – often long after successful treatment of the primary tumor.
New tool is first evidence-based, multidisciplinary treatment guidelines developed.
The first national treatment guidelines for brain metastases, which account for nearly 500,000 new cancers annually in the United States, were released today at the Congress of Neurological Surgeons in New Orleans.
Addition of whole brain radiation to treatment regimen results in greater learning and memory problems.
Whole-brain radiotherapy should not be given routinely to all patients whose cancer has spread to the brain, say researchers who found that using it after surgery or radiosurgery in patients with a limited number of brain metastases and stable cancer in the rest of the body did not extend lives or help patients remain functionally independent for longer.
MISSISSAUGA, ON, Jan. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - YM BioSciences Inc.
PALO ALTO, Calif., Sept. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Two leading cancer centers have carried out groundbreaking radiosurgery treatments for multiple brain metastases using new RapidArc radiotherapy technology from Varian Medical Systems .
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'Survivor: Philippines': Abi on Being 'Demon Evil,' Flirting With the Jury and Making Amends
The polarizing Brazilian, who became the seventh member of the jury in Wednesday's episode, talks to THR about her role as the "villain" and whether there was a chance she could have won.
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Abi-Maria Gomes, a 32-year-old Brazilian business student who lives in Los Angeles, was voted out of Survivor: Philippines in Wednesday night's episode, the last one until Sunday's finale.
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Abi was deemed the "villain" this season by most of her tribemates, and she used that in an attempt to get them to take her to the final three -- arguing that no one would vote for her, so it would be smart to bring her to the end. But she was unsuccessful in her efforts, becoming the seventh member of the jury.
On Thursday, Abi talked to The Hollywood Reporter about being seen as "demon evil," whether she was portrayed accurately and if she's made amends with her fellow Survivors.
The Hollywood Reporter: Were you surprised they didn't decide to take you to the end?
Abi Maria-Gomes: I was always trying to hang on to a chance. At that point, I tried working my magic. It would have been really smart for them to bring me to the final three because I was unliked by everyone. I was trying my amazing argument to win it, but you know, I tried working my magic and it didn't work out. When they voted me out, I was pretty sure it was my turn. If I would have played my cards right ... I guess I really got on their nerves that badly that they didn't want me around.
THR: Why would they choose to keep Denise over you, given that she's probably going to be hard to beat in the end?
Abi: They are idiots and morons. You can write that. I called them worse [on the island].
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THR: Has it been hard watching the show?
Abi: I have good days and bad days. It's never fun knowing you're going to die. It was hard, but I did the best I could. I had a huge injury; I pulled my ACL the first day I was there, so I was fighting the whole time. So for 40 days, I was injured and I had to have ACL reconstruction surgery when I got back. That really was a huge part of the way I was playing the game. It's the reason why I was so weak in the challenges. I was trying to play it off. I didn't want the try to think that I was weak, and that's why I had to be so abrasive and aggressive.
THR: Did you think they believed you when you told them you had found a hidden immunity idol?
Abi: I didn't think anyone believed my life, but I was relying on that 1 percent chance. I was just trying to fabricate that fantasy idol, and if there was 1 percent of a doubt -- I mean that got me to the final five.
THR: There was a lot of tension between you and the final four. Going into the final vote as a jury member, were you able to keep an open mind?
Abi: [I was thinking] I'm going to vote based on strategy for sure. I kept an open mind. When I left the island, the game was over for me. Clearly I wasn't able to pull it off, so after it was my turn to go, I did the best to just look at the game as a critic, and I took my vote as a jury member extremely serious. It's a huge chunk of money. Strategy [definitely played a role in] choosing the winner for me.
THR: Do you think you were portrayed unfairly or inaccurately?
Abi: That's not who I am in real life. They did not portray me unfairly. I'm not going to blame it on editing. I take it and I own it. I did act poorly. I was passive-aggressive and abrasive -- and the circumstances helped, the injury helped, the hunger and sleep deprivation helped. There are different layers to my personality, and unfortunately the demon evil Abi came out.
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THR: Have you made amends with anyone?
Abi: I apologized to Lisa. I was pretty tough on her. And Skupin, I think I apologized to him too for throwing the coconut on his head. Denise and I amended and we're on good terms.
THR: Do you have any regrets?
Abi: Of course I have regrets about how I spoke to people. It's not nice to be that mean. I regret being too loyal to my "evil three" alliance. I was so emotionally attached to them in such a way that I was ready to take a bullet for them and was getting defensive. That's another factor in why I was acting the way I was. I should have been open-minded and listened to the others for sure.
THR: What was the hardest thing about Survivor?
Abi: The emotional toll it took on me -- being disliked. I understand now while I'm watching it why I was disliked, but while I was on the island, I didn't understand why they were hating me so much. Also being hungry and in pain. It was the hardest thing I've ever done in my life.
THR: What was the best thing?
Abi: Coming to the realization that I have to work on myself as far as being so abrasive and passive-aggressive and my approach to situations sometimes. It was a wakeup call to work on myself. I met some wonderful, great people Even though I wasn't there looking to make friends, I got really close to some of them.
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THR: Once you realized you were the "villain," did you start playing that up?
Abi: One hundred percent. And I was really playing on the fact that I was that awful person and they would take me to the end because they would have a better chance of winning -- who would vote for me?
THR: But did you think there was any chance you could win?
Abi: Oh yeah, in my mind I thought I had a huge chance. I was totally winning that bitch. I was that confident.
THR: You were smiling and waving and it even seemed like you were flirting with some people on the jury. Was that part of your strategy?
Abi: I was flirting with Peter. Come on, he's a hottie! I was trying to work the jury too. I had my eyes on the prize.
THR: Do you keep in touch with Peter?
Abi: Yeah, we're very close.
THR: Would you play Survivor again if asked?
Abi: It would be an honor to go back if they want to deal with me all over again.
THR: What are you doing now? Are you still in school?
Abi: I am starting a beverage company, my own alcoholic beverage line, which is coming out in the market. It's a project I've been working on the last year and a half. Check it out at xicocktails.com.
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Possibly, Lee. Sunday is the first day of my vacation. But the TJ is due for an oil change, and I still have to install the 3/4 spacers up front to level it.
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Jonathan Cooper returned to his old stomping grounds exactly one week after being selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. The former Hoggard Viking spoke to after school students at the Brigade Boys & Girls Club in Wilmington. On Thursday Topsail captured the East Central crown in baseball. We were in Hampstead for that. Plus more! Full story...»
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The UNCW men's golf team captured the CAA men's golf title on Sunday at St. James Plantation in Brunswick County. The Seahawks won by 24 strokes over James Madison. UNCW's Payne McLeod won the individual title. The UNCW baseball team dropped two games over the weekend. Wilmington's Casey Barth and Nick Becton both signed NFL contracts. Michael Jordan tied the knot in Florida! Full story...»
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On Friday we showcased high school baseball action from New Bern, Shallotte and Wilmington. In order it was an Ashley win, a West Brunswick victory and a Laney triumph. The UNCW baseball team continued their roll. We provided an update on Wilmington's newest NFL player, Jonathan Cooper. The CAA men's golf championship is underway. Plus more! Full story...»
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On Thursday Hoggard football coaches hosted a NFL Draft get together for former Hoggard Vikings football standout Jonathan Cooper. The UNC Tar Heel offensive guard was selected with the seventh overall pick by the Arizona Cardinals. On Thursday we checked out baseball and softball from Leland between West Bladen and North Brunswick. Plus more! Full story...»
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Wilmington's Jonathan Cooper is now an Arizona Cardinal. The NFC West team selected the former Hoggard football standout with the 7th pick in the first round of Thursday's NFL Draft. Cooper recently completed a stellar career in Chapel Hill with the North Carolina Tar Heels. Full story...»
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Tonight NFL teams shape their future as the league kicks off the first round of its annual draft. Among the players expected to be selected tonight is Wilmington's own Jonathan Cooper. Full story...»
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Former East Carolina Pirate Vonta Leach will be honored at a breakfast in April that will benefit the Wilmington Children's Museum. Leach is the starting fullback for the Baltimore Ravens. Full story...»
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If it seemed last year that Australia's scrum had been put together like a self-assembly kit with minimal instructions, the prop Al Baxter, who today starts his first Test match since he confronted England's Andrew Sheridan at Twickenham 12 months ago, yesterday revealed that was indeed the reality.
Australia's scrum fell apart as Sheridan announced his coming of age as a prop, but worse was to come in Cardiff when the Wallabies conceded a penalty try for collapsing. Baxter was pilloried for his display against England and summarily dropped, but the 29-year old says that the evident weakness in their game has been addressed and that their pack will no longer be a pushover.
"Eddie Jones [the Australia coach who was sacked after the Wales defeat] had a lot on his mind at the time and the scrum was the least of his worries," said Baxter. "I said to him after the England game that we had to start to focus on forward play. He agreed, but he did not survive the European tour.
"Eighty per cent of our work in training at that time was on team play and concentrated on the breakdown, but that has changed and the split is now 50-50 with the set-pieces. We have moved on from last year and our scrum was more effective in the Tri-Nations. I guess that if there was a good side to what happened last year it was that it did tell [us] that we needed to concentrate on forward play."
The Australia management now contains some former hard-nosed forwards. The head coach John Connolly and forwards coach Michael Foley spent their playing careers at hooker while Australia's set-piece expert Alex Evans, who coached Cardiff and Wales in the 1990s, was a second-row who revitalised Queensland Reds' pack for this year's Super 14.
"They are three men who place considerable emphasis on the set-pieces," said Baxter. "In fairness to Eddie, he was without a scrum and forwards coach last year through no fault of his own, but the management's attitude now is totally different. Knuckles [Connolly] and Michael Foley see the set-pieces as a means to attack and make inroads while Alex Evans works with each pack member individually. He is a guy who has turned around a lot of packs in his time and he works on mentality, body position and aggression."
When Evans took over at Cardiff in 1992, he inherited not only an underperforming side but one which was regarded as a soft touch. Within a year, they were not only champions but had probably the meanest pack in the Welsh league and his tight five became internationals. At 67, Evans has lost none of his fire. "I call him the old bugger," said Foley, the former Bath coach. "He is a very important part of our overall programme. He is doing a lot of individual skill work across all our forwards. He is the best throwing-in coach in the world and he works not only on skills but on the mentality which goes into delivering them. We have two packs in training: Alex will work with one and I take the other, bringing them together at some point.
"If anything came out of our [24-16] defeat to the Ospreys on Wednesday it was that our scrum was the most combative that it had been for a good three years. It should set the tone for the rest of the tour. Our scrum improved in the Tri-Nations, but we have to get better faster. There will be teething issues: Wales's scrum is one of the best in the world, but we have to stay calm and ask, 'is it a carry on from last year, or young guys crawling before taking their walking steps?'"
At Evans's suggestion, Baxter is playing at loose-head today, having made seven appearances from the bench this year. "I have always been able to play on both sides," said the prop. "I took a lot of stick after the England game and did not enjoy it. Some of it was ridiculous and absurd, but that is the nature of the game. My attitude was that I wanted to get back on to the field again and I only had to wait a month for the Super 14. If you fall off a horse, you have to get right back on. I am sure Wales will look to target our scrum, but we have come a long way in a year."
Foley believes Baxter was unfairly blamed for the defeat at Twickenham. "It was easier to pick him up than to watch it at the time. I felt really sorry for him because no one mentioned that our back five did not scrummage that day and as a group of eight guys they may not have been encouraged as much as they should have been to be good in that area. We were punished; it is a terrible thing for a tight forward to be questioned as a person rather than as a footballer and it got to that point last year. His confidence is growing and this weekend will be a wonderful test of how far we have come this year."
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Jesus' brothers said to him, "Leave here and go to Judea, where your followers can see your miracles! You can't become famous if you hide like this! If you can do such wonderful things, show yourself to the world!"John 7:3-4 read more
Spell It Out
Jesus used many similar stories and illustrations to teach the people as much as they could understand. In fact, in his public ministry he never taught without using parables; but afterward, when he was alone with his disciples, he explained everything to them.Mark 4:33-34 read more
What Kind of Fishermen?
One day as Jesus was walking along the shore of the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers--Simon, also called Peter, and Andrew--throwing a net into the water, for they fished for a living. Jesus called out to them, "Come, follow me, and I will show you how to fish for people!" And they left their nets at once and followed him.Matthew 4:18-20 read more
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When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all truth. He will not speak on his own but will tell you what he has heard.John 16:13 read more
A Credible Identity
For I know where I came from and where I am going . . . I am not alone. The Father who sent me is with me.John 8:14, 16 read more
When the Pharisees heard that Jesus had arrived, they came and started to argue with him. Testing him, they demanded that he show them a miraculous sign from heaven to prove his authority.
When he heard this, he sighed deeply in his spirit and said, "Why do these people keep demanding a miraculous sign? I tell you the truth, I will not give this generation any such sign." So he got back into the boat and left them, and he crossed to the other side of the lake.Mark 8:11-13 read more
Dark Valleys
Even when I walk through the darkest valley, I will not be afraid, for you are close beside me. Your rod and your staff protect and comfort me.Psalm 23:4 read more
A Child Shall Lead
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Several years ago, when Brandeis University announced it would grant an honorary degree to playwright Tony Kushner, there was a hue and cry due to his notorious statements questioning the legitimacy of the Jewish state and claiming Israel was built on theft of Palestinian land and Palestinian suffering. He also stated that "The biggest supporters of Israel are the most repulsive members of the Jewish community."
Brandeis went ahead with the Kushner award (the school has also bestowed an honorary degree on longtime Israel-basher Bishop Desmond Tutu) and issued the following explanation:
Brandeis bestows honorary degrees as a means of acknowledging the outstanding accomplishments or contributions of individual men and women in any of a number of fields of human endeavor. Just as Brandeis does not inquire into the political opinions and beliefs of faculty or staff before appointing them, or students before offering admission, so too the University does not select honorary degree recipients on the basis of their political beliefs or opinions.
However, two weeks ago Brandeis withdrew an honorary award slated to be given to Ayaan Hirsi Ali, an internationally recognized defender of women's rights with a particular focus on the Muslim world's practices of female genital mutilation and forced marriages. Brandeis, which had to have known about her record of criticism of Islam, pulled the honor after pressure from a Muslim advocacy group and a number of faculty members and students.
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She is a compelling public figure and advocate for human rights and we respect and respect her work to protect and defend the rights of women and girls throughout the world. That said, we cannot overlook certain of her past statements that are inconsistent with Brandeis University core values."
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