Though our story is ending, their story, we choose to think - we can't think otherwise - will go on forever.

BBC: A Point of View: The pain when children fly the nest

"I don't think it should be asked - we hope we can go on a run, nobody talks about stupid things like that, " the former Manchester City manager said.

BBC: Players support Brown - Bullard

"We simply can't go on while TB increases its vice-like grip on family farms" argues the president of the NFU Peter Kendall.

BBC: Badgers back in the firing line

He says that better targeted advertising is vital to the economics of the web - and that will mean that we can all go on enjoying the free services we get now.

BBC: Are we trapped in our own web bubbles?

We can't go back to a bubble-and-burst economy based on reckless speculation and spending beyond our means, where a relative few do spectacularly well while the middle class loses ground.

WHITEHOUSE: Town Hall in Los Angeles

The operations tempo has gotten to the point for me, from having left the Army, that you just - I really don't think that we can go on too much longer.

NPR: Marine Recall Prompts Questions over Iraq Stress

Conterintuitive to think that we can continue to go on this way without it costing us a lost decade-or worse.

FORBES: Slow Growth Will Destroy America

One more product pick we recently came across that can enable die-hard football fans to catch multiple games on the go is the Dish Network Tailgater Portable Satellite Antenna and ViP 211k receiver.

FORBES: The Most Fuel-Efficient Tailgating Vehicles

All of this tells us something very unnerving about our always on, always connected world: we can go from memetic transmission to mass hysteria in lickety-split.

FORBES: The Black Friday Experiment: Mind Control and Mass Hysteria Gone Viral