How Manny's house evolved from blueprint to concrete-and-plywood reality is also a tale of generosity, organized through countless human connections that might have once seemed utterly random but, in retrospect, are viewed in Glastonbury as weirdly, perhaps divinely, fated.
As the blueprints evolved, the Jewish Community got occasional positive reactions to its lobbying efforts, but little traction.
Though the country's economy and society are evolving rapidly, the underlying cultural blueprint has remained more or less constant for thousands of years.
Spike Milligan, progenitor of a lunatic brand of postwar British humor that blossomed as the 1950's radio hit "The Goon Show" and evolved into a blueprint for antic and inventive sketch comedy, died yesterday at his home in Sussex, England.
Like No Man's Sky, it may prove a blueprint for how tiny studios can punch above their weight in a quickly evolving industry.
One entrance point would be to consider evolving narratives of praise and blame (Swierstra and Rip [2007], Throne-Holst [2012]) and turn them into blueprints of division of moral labour.
Those who claim that Fox tries to have it both ways -- that all its blueprints for balance have evolved into quite the other thing -- are never low on ammunition.
"By understanding how silk has evolved, we will be provided with the blueprints for stronger, tougher, sustainable fibres using nature's secrets".
The possibility that we are intrinsically wired for spirituality cannot be dismissed; the complexities of the cultural forms we know as religion may well grow from blueprints in the brain that have evolved over the millennia.
The Kaiser Chiefs are almost as fun, airing a few urgent new songs that nod to new wave and suggest that, while the band aren't about to abandon their Britpop blueprint, they are at least willing to evolve.
Now, the most primitive tyrannosauroid yet discovered has revealed the basic blueprint from which Tyrannosaurus rex and its kin evolved.
