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Wednesday December 24, 2008

The Devil Get's Its Due?

If Celebrity Apprentice contestant Omarosa were a moth fellow contestant Piers Morgan would light a flame for her. In this case its not that he would like her to find her way it's more the case that he would hope that she would fly into it.

The two have been bickering from day one of the show with Morgan claiming that she's never done anything to be considered a Celebrity. He indicates her only claim to fame is being a detested failure on a previous Apprentice series. And so it goes as life will go on for Morgan the eventual winner of the program where the celebrities play for winnings to go to their chosen charity.

This week's episode will show Omarosa going down in flames and being eliminated from the competition. On her way out the door she leaves a legacy of having a 0 win 3 loss record as a project manager and won nothing for her charity Positive Vibrations Youth Mentoring Program.

She proved to be two faced in last weeks episode where she had a conflict with teammate and renowned former Ultimate Fighting champion Tito Ruiz. The task was that each team design a 4-page photo essay to promote Dial Corporation's Dial Yogurt on Redbook magazine.

Omarosa actually stood up wanting to be the project manager. However, after hearing that Trump was most likely going to fire a project manager of the losing team, she hesitated and pressured Tito Ortiz into to take the job, which he agreed to do so, after being near forced by Omarosa. The result was their team lost.

Though Omarosa said she would have Tito's back prior to the task when it came to the board room when asked by Donald Trump she said Ortiz should be fired and he was.

Ortiz finished with a 1-1 record as project manager and won $70,000 for his charity St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Trumps generosity came to light due to his fondness for Ruiz and saying what a great person he was he contributed $50,000 out of his own pocket for Ruiz's charity.

That set the stage for this week's episode where Omarosa took on the project manager job for the third time and took on her nemesis Morgan who was the other team's project manager. The task was to choose an artist, set up an exhibit, sell their works of art, and earn the most profit. Morgan's Hydra team that included former boxing champion Lennox Lewis and model Carol Alt picked an artist that had a much bigger inventory with a higher price point. He was able to have a lot of contacts come to support him. In addition model Carol Alt hijacked one of Stephen Baldwin's (on Omarosa's team) contacts.

Empresario had less volume and sold fewer paintings than Omarosa's Hydra team. Morgan's team Hydra raised $164,000 while Omarosa's Empresario raised $7,000. The thrashing was overwhelming as Morgan's team sold 14 of 20 paintings while Omarosa's team of Trace Adkins and Stephen Baldwin sold four paintings but made only three sales since one lady purchased two pieces of art. Alt sold $37,000 worth of paintings plus closed two of Morgan's deals.

Omarosa was fired for her losing record as a project manager and also for being the project manager for the worst defeat in the history of the show. She is the first person in the history of the show to have three losses and zero victories as project manager. Morgan won $51,300 in this task Omarosa received the not so golden boot.

The spice in the episode was when Morgan stated that this task is not "just business," but "personal" with Omarosa after she called him a closeted homosexual. Piers was invited back into the boardroom by Trump to defend himself; he proceeded back to the boardroom and gave Trace Adkins a sarcastic kiss on the cheek. While she was riding in a limousine after her firing Omarosa's final words were "No man is a friend, no man is a foe but every man is a teacher."

To see this last battle between the Ghetto Girl as Lennox Lewis said she talked ghetto and the snobby Brit tune in tonight (Wednesday) on the Star World Network. A repeat of the show airs at mid day on Thursday. Check your local listings for the time.

NOTE:

Tito Ortiz winnings were only exceeded by Morgan who raised over $400,000 for his charity the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, country recording artist Trace Adkins raised a little over $100,000 for the Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network and Stephen Baldwin $89,324 for his mothers charity the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund.

The contestants include famous talent from sports, recording artist, actress and models.

The contestants include:

* Trace Adkins - recording artist

* Carol Alt - model

* Stephen Baldwin - actor

* Piers Morgan - gossip columnist and a judge on 'America's Got Talent'

* Lennox Lewis - former heavyweight boxing champion

* Omarosa - controversial former Apprentice contestant

* Tito Ortiz - former UFC champion (Ultimate Fighting Championships) - 8th Eliminated

* Marilu Henner - actress - 7th Eliminated

* Nely Gal�n - Entertainment business executive - 6th Eliminated

* Vincent Pastore - actor 'The Sporanos' - Resigned Episode 5

* Jennie Finch - Olympic Gold medal winner - 4th Eliminated

* Gene Simmons - formerly of the rock group KISS - 3rd Eliminated

* Nadia Comaneci - Olympic Gold medal winner - 2nd Eliminated

* Tiffany Fallon - Playboy Playmate/Miss Georgia USA 2001 - 1st Eliminated

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