D Tuesday, December 8, 2009 METRO 11 BY ROSS McDONAGH Final an all-male affair as Bill fires Geraldine THE final of The Apprentice will be an all Steve affair, with Messrs Rayn- er and Higgins left to face-off for Bills attentions after Geraldine OCallaghan was fired last night. Instead of the usual team-based tasks, the three remaining hopefuls faced tough individual interviews from a panel made up of psychologist Sheena Clohessy, media mogul Gavin Duffy, and Brightwaters recruitment experts, managing director David Bloch and director Mairead Fleming. The four grilled the candidates to such a temperature that skel- etons began leaping out of the closet. Geraldine (pictured) scored Breffny, Steve Rayner is a reformed alcoholic and gambler, and Stephen Higgins ego is in an atmosphere of its own. But there is only one aspect of each candidates past that Bill Cullen is re- ally interested in, and thats experience and sadly for Geraldine, hers was found wanting. Geraldine has grown with every sin- gle task, said Ms Fleming. Shes also extremely hard-working and given a few years corporate experience, would be an excellent apprentice to Bill, she said, adding, shes definitely going to learn from this experience. Zany tea ladies Sharon Greene and Anne Marie Downey launched Barrys Tea Free Tea Day which takes place tomorrow outside the Dil. Barrys will attempt to reclaim what is sure to be a miserable Budget Day as a tea- and joy- filled day instead, so pop round for a free cuppa Picture: Maxwells ANYONE FOR TEA? A SUSPECTED thief was left flummoxed after receiving some odd advice: Always blow on the pie. Sgt Guy Baldwin spotted a wanted man strolling up a road and was told: I was just going up the road to get me a pie or something. To which Sgt Baldwin replied: Its three oclock in the morning and youre buying a pie... what must you always do? Cue puzzlement. The officer continued: At three oclock in the morning, that pie has been in the warming draw for probably about 12 hours, itll be thermo-nuclear. You must always blow on the pie. Always blow on the pie, safer communities together, OK. The baffling exchange was filmed for New Zealand TV show Police 10-7 and has become a YouTube and Facebook hit, with the pie line spawning rap songs, music remixes and even a South Park-style homage. Sgt Baldwin said: I was speaking... using a bit of humour. Unfortunately, he didnt get it. Police! Stop! Just blow on the pie A NEW price comparison website could be music to the ears of iPod owners. TuneChecker.com compares the prices of music downloads from websites such as iTunes, Tesco and Play.com, allowing listeners to find the cheapest. The new website was started by consumer champion Martin Lewis of moneysavingexpert. com. He believes many iPod owners do not realise they can buy music on websites other than iTunes. He said: Its not iTuness dominance. Its the perception that you have no choice. Site to save loads off your download index.html2.html3.html4.html5.html6.html7.html8.html9.html10.html11.html12.html13.html14.html15.html16.html17.html18.html19.html20.html21.html22.html23.html24.html25.html26.html27.html28.html29.html30.html31.html