It is difficult to chart when attitudes toward religion began shifting in action sports.
The markets soared last autumn (see chart) when the New York Fed chief's name surfaced for the job.
I had had my own little revelatory experience with The Chart when first reading "Irrational Exuberance" in 2001.
Mr. McCartney's "Memory Almost Full" hit No. 3 on the Billboard album chart when it was released in June, helped by promotion at Starbucks stores.
Moore had moved up to the No. 2 spot on the depth chart when Vinny Testaverde was unable to start Sunday.
Reed, who was behind Maurice Anderson and Jason Wiltz on the depth chart when the projected starter, Jason Ferguson, got hurt, impressed coaches with his progress.
He was fourth on the depth chart when camp opened, a long shot as an undersized tackle to even make the team, let alone become a starter.
The 80s dance-pop single, written by Gibson, reached No 4 on the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart when the singer was just 16.
His second CD, "From My Heart," made its debut at No. 6 on the same chart when it was released last month.
Although he joined the team as a backup in 2002, Ray moved to the top of the depth chart when the starter was injured.
But it is silly to judge what she does on any conventional scale of artistic quality, although she is off the chart when it comes to charismatic coolness.
