For example, here, career counseling: convert your love of reading into a practical field like math or science by making, quite literally, geometry of your books with a chain saw.
The most notable recent example is Kardomah 94, where Malcolm Scott, a successful chartered surveyor in his 50s who decided he wanted to do something special with the rest of his career, has converted part of his office building into a performance venue, bar and restaurant.
A starting pitcher in college and parts of his minor league baseball career, he converted to relief pitching while in Chicago's minor league system.
A separate teacher training program aimed at attracting mid-career converts is expected to yield 1,500 new teachers in the coming year.
Donovan capped his first career hat trick by converting a pass from Martin Gelinas with 1 minute 14 seconds left in the third period.
Mundine found a spiritual and career beacon in Ali, converting to Islam in 1999 and disappearing for more than a week the next year, only to resurface while reportedly holding a copy of the American boxing legend's autobiography.
Bowe, left out of the 2007 squad by Eddie O'Sullivan, took an inside pass from Sexton and dived over for his 17th Irish career try, with Sexton converting.
C. J. Miles kept the Cavaliers in the game with his 3-point shooting, converting a career-high 8 of 10 attempts and finishing with 33 points.
It gives jobs to the local Somali community, it is an economic boost, and it could attract some pirates converting from a criminal career to a career in law enforcement.
That is far from ideal, but in his career Brien has converted 80.3percentt of field-goal attempts -- the highest of any player who has kicked for the Jets -- including a spectacular 63.3percentt from at least 50 yards.
