Waching daily Oct 29 2017

Does this PROVE Geordie Shore is fixed?

Geordie Shore is known for its boozing and bed-hopping as a group of Newcastle lads and lasses hit the Toon hard.

But their wild nights out may not be as wild as the cameras make them out to be, after fans of the show made some shock claims of Twitter.

After seeing the Geordie Shore cast on a night out, two fans claimed they saw a producer order the supposedly wild crowd water at a bar.

One said: The Geordie Shore producer went up to the bar the other night and ordered them six shots of water…amazing!.

Another added: Producer to the bar lad, 6 shots with water in.

Geordie Shore scripted or what WEY AYEE Ive seen it all. This has not been the first time Geordie Shore has been accused of faking the drama weve come to know and love on screen.

Last year, a member of the production team of the hit MTV show left their notes being after filming in a salon.

The notes included suggestions about what the group were meant to talk about as they filmed this particular scene.

The script added: Get some funny chat from Nathan Henry and Marnie Simpson informing the newbies that if they are proper Geordies, they need to be properly preened. A source told The Sun: Geordie Shore is portrayed like they get hammered every night, but some nights they just go out and drink water which they make look like vodka.

While they where filming series 16 in Flortias night club the other night, a producer was heard going to the bar and order 6 shot glasses of water!.

The source added: This has been going on for a few series now.

even in the days when Holly Hagan was involved. A spokesperson for MTV chose not to comment on the claims.

For more infomation >> Does this PROVE Geordie Shore is fixed?|K CHANNEL - Duration: 3:04.

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Claude Puel: This is how I will make Riyad Mahrez fall in love with Leicester again - Duration: 4:16.

Claude Puel: This is how I will make Riyad Mahrez fall in love with Leicester again

After his shock midweek appointment at the King Power helm, Frenchman Puel is determined to have an immediate, positive impact on Leicester's unsettled squad.

And, in addition to getting off to a flier this afternoon with a home victory over managerless Everton, resolving the futures of players linked with big-money moves away from the Midlands is Puel's top priority.

Mahrez, in particular, has cut a frustrated figure in the past 16 months – ever since the club refused to sell him after their stunning Premier League title success in 2015-16.

The £50million-rated Algerian ace rattled in 17 league goals that season but managed only six in the last one.

Puel, though, is convinced he can reignite the passion and fire inside Mahrez – and anyone else looking to leave in the January window.

The ex-Southampton coach, sacked after only a year, said: "It's down to me to make these players want to stay by the fact we are playing good football.

"It's down to me to make these players want to stay by the fact we are playing good football" Leicester boss Claude Puel "I want them to be happy here with the type of football we play.

I have got to attract them. I have to seduce them. "I must create that environment where these players want to stay and where they enjoy themselves. These are my plans.

"It's normal sometimes for players, when they win the championship and play in the Champions League, to feel a sense of disappointment and frustration afterwards because they know they can work at a high level.

"But we will try, step by step, to improve and to find this level of ambition again – with good results." With boring, defensive football cited as the main reason for his Saints exit, Puel's promise to please the King Power fans with a fancy, free-flowing philosophy may surprise those underwhelmed by his arrival.

The new Leicester boss, 56, who led Southampton to eighth in the Premier League and a League Cup Final, added: "I'm proud of those achievements but as a trainer you're never satisfied.

"It was frustrating not to continue at Southampton but they were selling the club and perhaps got a little nervous with that pressure." Despite being the Foxes' third boss in 2017 – following Claudio Ranieri and Craig Shakespeare – Puel insists he is there for the long haul.

At least that is how he is approaching the role, while accepting a manager's destiny is always in the hands of trigger-happy owners.

The former Monaco and Lyon coach said: "When I come to a job I always try to bring something not just on the technical side but to the club as a whole.

"My door is always open, to listen and also to tell them it's a different opportunity. "You make little tweaks as you go but it's always a long-term project, not short-term.

But you're also aware and realistic that this can stop at any moment. These decisions happen at this level." Leicester v Everton, Today, 4pm, Sky Sports Main Event.

For more infomation >> Claude Puel: This is how I will make Riyad Mahrez fall in love with Leicester again - Duration: 4:16.

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Mandy Moore Almost Walked Away From Acting Until 'This Is Us' Came Along | Sunday TODAY - Duration: 8:08.

For more infomation >> Mandy Moore Almost Walked Away From Acting Until 'This Is Us' Came Along | Sunday TODAY - Duration: 8:08.

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Is Breakfast Really the Most Important Meal of the Day? - Duration: 3:03.

Mhmmm, breakfast.

Nothing like starting off the day with some whole grain oats, vitamins and nutrients.

I mean surely nobody has anything bad to say about the most important meal of the day!

Breakfast seems pretty non-controversial.

But ask someone who has it everyday to just skip it?

Absolutely not.

Sorry, I like my English muffins.

Little bit of peanut butter. Tiny bit of honey. Sorry.

Besides, there's all this news about how breakfast is good for your health.

I mean, except when there's all this other news about how it's not.

Now, most of these headlines claim to be based on the results on scientific studies, so what's

going on with this back-and-forth research?

The most recent study that headlines went wild with claims that skipping breakfast leads

to heart disease.

The study examined the health and diets of around 4,000 middle-aged bank workers….which

might be because a Spanish bank was partly funding the study.

The researchers found that those who did not eat breakfast had more plaque in their arteries,

putting them at higher risk for heart disease.

But, looking more closely, there are some caveats to the study.

Like, only 3% of the participating bank workers self-reported as having skipped breakfast entirely.

Many of those studied ate a low-calorie meal in the morning.

And all of the data was gathered by having the participants self-report on what and when

they had eaten over the previous 15 days.

Now I don't know about you, but I don't even remember what I was eating at the beginning of this video.

Oh right.

Gross.

The lead researcher of the study also admits that the results aren't directly related

to eating breakfast per se.

It has more to do with what happens when someone skips breakfast.

He said that skipping breakfast disrupts the body's internal clock, prompting people

to consume more calories throughout the later part of the day than they normally would.

But other researchers have said that there doesn't seem to be anything in this particular

study that provides evidence for that theory.

This of course is only the latest study to examine the great breakfast question.

Researchers have been fascinated about our morning eating habits for decades.

The first big study on the subject was carried out in Alameda County, California in the 1960s.

Researchers documented the everyday habits of the county residents and found that eating

breakfast tended to be associated with improved health and longer lifespans, as did getting

a good night's sleep and exercising regularly.

And since then, multiple studies have tried to determine if skipping breakfast can be

associated with weight gain and overall poorer health.

But it turns out there is no conclusive proof that this is the case.

For example, one recent study looked at the eating habits of 12,000 Canadian adults, and

the conclusion was that "breakfast consumption was not consistently associated with differences

in body mass index or overweight prevalence."

So if you love breakfast, load up on the bacon and flapjacks.

And if you don't, enjoy that sweet, sweet 20 minutes of extra sleep in the morning.

There is no real scientific proof to back either lifestyle.

So you should probably ignore the headlines and do whatever works for you.

Now whether you skip breakfast or not, you have to eat eventually, so check out this video

on the healthiest diet in the world.

It's about way more than just food.

Be sure to subscribe and keep coming back to Seeker for more videos.

For more infomation >> Is Breakfast Really the Most Important Meal of the Day? - Duration: 3:03.

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Aishwarya rai and Jaya Bachchan - IS EVERYTHING ALRIGHT ?? THESE CANDID MOMENTS PROVE SOMETHING - Duration: 6:44.

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