'The Biggest Loser' Makeover Week: See The Contestants' New Looks As They Fight For Immunity (VIDEO)

'The Biggest Loser' Makeover Week: Danni Tears Up At Her Own Transformation

This was the week that everyone had been waiting for on "The Biggest Loser." It was time for makeovers! The kids even returned to campus for the exciting experience. But nobody's transformation was more emotional than Danni's. The 26-year old hadn't felt beautiful in so long that when she walked out in skinny jeans, she immediately got emotional.

Then in a dress it was tears again. "The way I feel walking out, I feel beautiful," she said. "I feel pretty, I’m wearing heels and a dress! It’s just the best feeling I’ve ever felt in my whole life, I think."

Zap2It was in tears as well, calling Danni's transformation a tearjerker. Gossip & Gab felt the emotion, too, referring to Danni as an inspiration. But it was all the contestants who got to take their new looks home and inspire their friends, families and communities to a workout.

The contestants were also fighting for immunity during their two-week stays at home. If they could lose 5% of their total bodyweight in those two weeks, they would have individual immunity. One by one they hit the scale, and one by one they got their immunity. Everyone was safe.

That means there are still five contestants going into next week's penultimate episode. Who will get eliminated next on "The Biggest Loser," Mondays at 8 p.m. EST on NBC.

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Bing Social Sidebar Gets a Makeover

Part of your Web Presence & SEO Strategy is a Good Idea by Krista LaRiviere, gShift Labs

Following yesterday's update to Snapshots, Bing cleaned up their social sidebar today. The background has been switched from dark grey to white and the "hover cards" have disappeared - making the whole page look more uniform and less segmented. Two new section headers display now distinguishing between content from friends or experts and general content found within social media sites. Images appear directly in the sidebar feed which is probably designed to make that section more attention grabbing.

If you are in the US you will soon start to see friends, experts and enthusiasts from leading networks including Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Klout have shared at a glance.

The neatest part of this feature is that the integration searches at pretty far back into your Facebook history so you can see what you and your friends were saying in the past. For example, you can click back to the original Facebook post. Potentially relevant comments from "friends of friends" on a friend's post are also factored into the results.

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