Celebrity Big Brother 2012: Eight housemates to face eviction this friday!

Eight of the nine remaining housemates will face eviction from Celebrity Big Brother 2012 on Friday night after face to face nominations this evening.
After Georgia Salpa’s eviction earlier, the remaining nine housemates had to nominate in front of one another.
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Each of the housemates (with twins Karissa and Kristina counting as one housemate) were given a blackboard and chalk to write down the two names of their nominations, and given just 30 seconds to do so, with Big Brother instructing them to be silent throughout.
One by one, the group then had to reveal their boards to the others.
Michael and twins received the most nominations, with six each.
However Big Brother revealed that every housemate who received a nomination would be facing the public vote.
This means that Michael, the twins, Natalie, Romeo, Kirk, Denise, Nicola and Frankie will all face eviction on Friday. As Gareth got no nomination he will not have to face the eviction!!
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Celebrity Big Brother 2012: Who nominated who for Friday eviction?


Big Brother sprung a surprise on the Celebrity housemates this evening following Georgia’s eviction, calling on the group to nominate face to face… but who nominated who?
Denise nominated Michael because of their “constant arguing” and the twins because they are “from a different world to her”.

The twins nominated Natalie because they talked to her the least and Kirk following their argument with Georgia.

Natalie nominated Michael because of his mood swings and the twins because she didn’t speak to them much.

Michael nominated Denise because he “couldn’t stand another minute in the house with her”, branding the Loose Women star “mentally disturbed”. Michael also nominated Nicola, saying she wanted to leave and was missing her family.

Romeo nominated Frankie because of the “overboard” way he spoke about women and Michaelbecause of the way he’s handled the arguments with Denise.

Frankie nominated the twins because they didn’t speak to him and Romeo because “no one else would.” He also nominated Michael because he was missing his children and the twins because he and them didn’t see “eye to eye”.

Nicola nominated Michael because he said he wanted to leave and get back to his kids and the twins because “they isolated themselves with Georgia” and it was “uncomfortable” talking to them.

Gareth also nominated the twins because he hadn’t got to know them and Michael because he “wanted him to see his family”.

 As a result, Michael and the twins received six nominations each, while all other housemates except Gareth received one nomination each.
As a result, all housemates except Gareth – who received no nominations – will face eviction this week.

Celebrity Big Brother 2012 : Georgia Salpa became third person to be evicted!


Georgia Salpa has become the latest housemate to be evicted from Celebrity Big Brother 2012, losing the public vote to Michael Madsen.
The pair faced eviction tonight after nominations on Sunday night, with Georgia receiving eight nominations and Michael six from their fellow housemates. Looking sensational in a short strapless pink dress, she left the house to a mixed chorus of boos and cheers as she made her way down the steps.

Georgia Salpa looks Happier in eviction
Speaking to Brian after her exit, Georgia told host Brian Dowling: “I am relieved, it’s so stressful and so tough in there”. Brian then brought up the fact she'd been nominated a lot and asked her if the new rule change, which means housemates can discuss who voted for who, had made it easier knowing who had voted for her
She said: ''I knew everyone was going to nominate me and I actually don't care. I'm just not the one to start arguments and all stuff like that because some of it was pointless and I was just there to have fun.'
Georgia said although people had found her to be shy, she wasn't really but had just found it hard to adjust to the house.
Georgia Salpa with hostBrian Dowling
And a feisty Georgia hit out at Kirk’s flirting, saying: “He says he has a girlfriend and flirts like that, who does that? If I had a boyfriend I wouldn’t be acting like him.”
The brunette beauty added she wanted to see Nicola McLean evicted next, and backed the twins to win the show next week.
Georgia salpa posing for camera

Smoke bomb was thrown into White House!!

A smoke bomb was hurled inside the White House complex, prompting the Secret Service to deploy a robot to check it out. President Barack Obama and his wife were not at home, media reports said.
A "smoking object" was thrown over the White House fence late Tuesday, and authorities were investigating it, CNN quoted US Secret Service spokesman George Ogilvie as saying.


White House 
The president and his wife Michelle Obama were not in the White House as they were celebrating her birthday at a restaurant a few blocks away.

Ogilvie said the unidentified object was thrown during a protest.

Occupy protesters rallied at the White House, Capitol Hill and at the Supreme Court Tuesday.

Fox News reported that one or more smoke bombs may have been thrown over into the heavily-guarded White House.
The Secret Service also deployed a robot to check out the devices on the North Lawn.
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Protester Near white house
White House A Resident of American President
The journalists who were travelling with the President on return were prevented from leaving the grounds.  USSecret Service was investigating the object that was thrown over the fence.

After holding in the briefing room for 45 minutes, a White House official escorted the press corps out of the White House grounds through the Executive building and out to an exit on 17th Street.

No arrest have been made so far and the US Secret Service was investigating the incident.

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