Interest in the market used to intensify with age and financial responsibility, but as the market had evolved into the great American participant sport, enthusiasm had also veered downward, into high schools, junior highs, grammar schools.
When the world cooled 35 million years ago, Dr. Beard said, the descendants of the Mississippi primate and others died out everywhere except in Southeast Asia and Africa, where survivors evolved into the great apes and humans.
Dr. Dyer spoke often about self-actualization, the concept founded by Abraham Maslow where a person needs to fulfill certain biological needs before one can work on developing into higher consciousness and evolve into the greatest version of oneself (and then sharing that genius to better the world).
Thus far, throughout these tests of mettle and tenacity, he reliably delivers high-quality fine art -- and only needs a situation with the right balance in which to evolve into the great master he seems destined to be.
Land struggles evolved into the country's greatest blood-letting, La Violencia, a 10-year orgy of violence in the 1950's that pitted members from the traditional Liberal and Conservative parties against each other.
"Live and Let Die" came about from Jennifer and David chatting on set about fun things her character could do like singing around the house, which evolved into that great moment.
But he said that when he began doing his location pieces for "The Daily Show," the ones that evolved into "The Colbert Report," he found great satisfaction in the craft of them.
"This season, the dandy evolved into the raconteur," he explains.
Mr. Paxton's great-grandfather taught law courses that evolved into the Francis Lewis School of Law at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va.
Ronson became Bowie's greatest foil over the next three years as his music evolved into the full-metal outrage of Ziggy Stardust.
