THE earliest Easter for 95 years left gardeners unable to plant their summer borders and schoolchildren dreading an endless summer term, but at least it forced the pace on a long-running political row.
Her father, Marc Klaas, divorced her mother and moved in with a woman named Violet Cheer, whom he now refers to as his "endless, long-term fiancee".
"Not only is regenerative medicine a fast-growing market," notes Joydeep Goswami, vice president of primary and stem cell systems at Invitrogen in Carlsbad, California, "but the possibilities are really endless in terms of what scientists can achieve and what they can do with their work.
"A couple hundred miles west of Endless Ink, Terms' work is garnering attention beyond the Bay Area buildings and walls he uses as a canvas for his paintings.
As a State Senator, I remember witnessing the effects payday lenders had on thousands of North Carolina families -- trapping them in endless, long-term debt that forced many of them to declare bankruptcy.
While the term "endless runner" had yet to be coined, the creation of Canabalt and Robot Unicorn Attack indicated the discovery of a new type of video game.
A STRING quartet has endless options in terms of repertory, but a classical saxophone ensemble has far slimmer pickings.
For a storyteller, that's exciting, because digital is an open space with endless possibilities in terms of treatment and format.
Mr. Donilon, according to officials who witnessed the exchanges, repeatedly challenged the military to justify the need for large numbers of troops over a period of a decade or more, finally cautioning the president that a policy of what he termed "endless war" was not wise or politically sustainable.
In the Afghanistan-Pakistan review, he argued that the United States could not engage in what he termed "endless war," and has strongly defended Mr. Obama's decision to declare that troops will begin leaving Afghanistan next summer.
