With the Olympics often criticized for commercialization, London's flamboyant mayor, Boris Johnson, made a show of defending one of the biggest sponsors of the Games, McDonald's – although that doesn't seem to extend to eating much of its food.
We slept in the new tourist camp, built on a forested knoll just outside the settlement, with a simple layout of elevated wooden platforms covered by thatched roofs that extend into eating and sleeping areas meant to accommodate the groups of up to 16 visitors they anticipate.
Especially when his cooperation extended to eating a spoonful of mock brains out of a plastic head.
This longevity extension appears to be insulin/IGF independent because lifespan is still extended when eat is combined with mutants of daf-16, the FOXO transcription factor that is inactivated by signal transduction through the insulin/IGF receptor encoded by daf-2 (Lakowski & Hekimi, 1998).
Affected cattle may suddenly stop eating, extend the neck momentarily and after a brief episode of retching, eject partially chewed food mixed with saliva.
The Beast form lasts for only 150 seconds, but you can extend it by "eating" corpses.
Bill Clinton's mother, who died of cancer at the age of 70 after smoking two packs a day for most of her life, might, as Mr Clinton notes, have extended her life by not smoking; but she might also have extended it by eating better or exercising more, and in any case she could never have been sure.
The obligations to bring a little something to eat extend to the adult world, too — I've baked for PTA meetings and child-rearing seminars that I didn't even attend.
Crabs have a very conspicuous display when eating, extending their chelipeds and prodding the substrate [39], [40].
The key is to restrict the window of time within which you eat and to extend the amount of time you go without eating.
