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Thursday, May 3, 2012
Survivor One World, Episode 12 Recap
We begin our recap of Survivor One World, Episode 12 on Night 30. The gang has returned to Camp Tikiano after giving Troyzan the boot at Tribal Council. The girls are glad he?s gone. But Alicia seems upset that Christina was less than loyal. So if Tarzan the last man standing, the knives are being sharpened as the ladies begin to eye each other for elimination. Alicia thinks she is running the show, but as we?ll see, she may be in for a rude awakening. Jeff Probst reunites the players of Survivor One World with their loved ones. Image Credit: Wenn.com. Day 31 and tree mail comes courtesy of Sprint. Yes, the tribe receives video messages from their loved ones. They are on the island and the Reward Challenge prize is a picnic with family. So Jeff Probst brings out the family members one at a time. We get plenty of tear-jerking tales and happy reunions. Players team up with their loved ones to compete on a rope obstacle race. They are tethered together as they work their way through the twisting ropes. Kim and her sister Beth are out front but Kat and her cousin Robby close the gap [...]
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Brit Morin Engages $1.25M From Marissa Mayer, Aileen Lee, Founders Fund And More To Launch Her First App, Weduary
Brit Morin, the Martha Stewart of tech, is today announcing a $1.25 million seed round for her technology and content company Brit. The list of investors is actually pretty sympatico with "the next generation of lifestyle" branding of Brit & Co, with fashion-heavy Index Ventures, tech fashionista Marissa Mayer, KCPB's Aileen Lee, Tina Sharkey and Seth Goldstein, Kevin Colleran, Annabel Teal, General Catalyst Partners, Founders Fund Angel and DMGT all going in. In addition to the funding the company is also launching its first app, Weduary, which lets tech-savvy couples build their own attractive and dynamic wedding websites. The Facebook app, which users can try for free, lets prospective brides and grooms build a custom wedding website in four steps, leveraging the Facebook social graph to make it easy to import photos from Facebook, invite guests, coordinate registry details and other event RSVPs.wayne gretzky occupy los angeles occupy los angeles comedian patrice o neal occupy philadelphia occupy philadelphia conrad murray
'The Voice': Jermaine Paul, Juliet Simms Make The Finals
Tony Lucca and Chris Mann also advance to the final four, while Lindsay Pavao, Katrina Parker, Erin Willett and Jamar Rogers exit.
By John Mitchell
Christina Aguilera and Lindsay Pavao
Photo: NBC
The results are in, and the four "Voice" contestants moving on to the finals have been decided.
Each artist was assigned two scores, both out of 100, following their performances on Monday night's show. The first came from their respective judge, while America's vote determined the other. The contestant from each team with the highest overall score advanced to the finals.
With no last-chance performances or saves left in the game, the night's singing came from last year's top four: Dia Frampton, Vicci Martinez, Beverly McClellan and winner Javier Colon.
Frampton, who repped Team Blake last year, was first to the stage, performing her new single "Don't Kick the Chair" with Kid Cudi. If anything, the fact that Frampton remains a viable enough recording artist to be performing the lead single from her upcoming record with a major artist like Cudi is a testament to the fact that whether they advance or not, these folks will be just fine.
After Frampton's performance came the night's first elimination. Aguilera evenly split her 100 points between her two contestants, Chris Mann and Lindsay Pavao, saying the two were so different and performed so strongly that she felt it right to let America decide who should advance.
America's vote was close, but ultimately it was Mann who prevailed, earning a total score of 104 to Pavao's 96, meaning America's vote went 54 to 46 in Mann's favor.
Season-one finalist Vicci Martinez performed her new single, "Come Along," and she got a little help from mentor Cee Lo.
Next up was Adam, who awarded Tony Lucca 60 points to Katrina Parker's 40, saying that while Parker is easily the contest's most improved contestant, he felt that, going into the finals, his connection with Lucca would better serve the rocker on his way to a potential victory.
America, it seems, felt the same. Lucca prevailed with an overall score of 108. Parker did snag an impressive 48 points from America's vote, though her total score of 92 fell short.
Team Christina's season one contestant, rocker Beverly McClellan, hit the stage next to perform "Money Changes Everything" with '80s pop icon Cyndi Lauper. McClellan, like Frampton, has a new album, Fear Nothing, on the way, reaffirming the sentiment Adam shared with his own team when they were on the chopping block: that all the contestants should take the exposure they've gained being on such a popular platform and use it as a launching pad, as both Frampton and McClellan (regardless of the fact that they lost) clearly have.
After last year's winner, Team Adam's Javier Colon, wowed the crowd with his new single "Drop in the Ocean," Team Blake hit the ring to find out who would stay and who would go.
Like Christina, Blake evenly divided his 100 points between Erin Willett and Jermaine Paul, saying he didn't want to be part of the decision-making process anymore. (At least he was honest.) However, America went big for Jermaine, giving the former Alicia Keys backup singer a whopping 77 points for a 123 total. By comparison, Willett totaled only 77.
The night's biggest surprise came when Team Cee Lo stepped forward for elimination. Cee Lo chose to go the Adam route, splitting his points 60/40 between rocker Juliet Simms (60), whose performance of "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" earned the most praise of the night from the panel, and Jamar Rogers (40).
With his compelling backstory and high-energy performances, Rogers has been a front-runner throughout the competition, but America clearly felt the same as the judges regarding Juliet. She snagged another 61 points from the public vote for a 121 total, besting Rogers' combined 79.
Moving on
» Chris Mann
» Tony Lucca
» Jermaine Paul
» Juliet Simms
Going home
» Lindsay Pavao
» Katrina Parker
» Erin Willett
» Jamar Rogers
Did the right contestants advance? Let us know in the comments below!
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Wrapp Brings Social, Mobile Gifting Service To The U.S.; Partners With The Gap, H&M And Others
Wrapp, a social gifting service backed by Greylock Partners and Atomico, is crossing the pond with the U.S. launch of its mobile gift card and retail app. Wrapp, which was available previously only in the UK, Norway, Sweden and Japan, Wrapp is actually launching today with a number of U.S. retailers including Fab, Gap, H&M, Sephora, The Wall Street Journal, Wayfair, and others. As we've reported in the past, Wrapp was co-founded by Rebtel and SendIt founder Hjalmar Winbladh, Spotify founding CTO Andreas Ehn, and lets friends give, receive and redeem digital gift cards using mobile devices, and allows friends to contribute to gifts given by mutual friends. With Wrapp, which offers iPhone, Android and web apps, you sign in via your Facebook account, and you can then tap the Celebration tab on the app, browse your friends or major events, and select the person you want to send a gift card to. All available gift card offers for that friend are automatically listed.etan patz obama dog doug hutchison larry brown kevin hart thomas kinkade brewers
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