The Orlando Sentinel reports that the city has reached a deal to pay $2.25m£1.8m8m) for the club, though it does not plan to transform it immediately because it is being visited by so many mourners from both the local area and further afield.
Republicans portray themselves as defenders of Medicare, even as they are trying to scale back and transform it into a private program, because they know that a frontal, unambiguous political assault would invite such a strong popular backlash.
I didn't want to bring a prop from the film into this space without transforming it somehow, because I feel like if you didn't it would feel really cheesy.
Textural properties of brittle foods at first bite (e.g., 'crispiness') can be predicted from the foods' mechanical properties, but, beyond this, we cannot rationally design food because comminution transforms it through chewing as well as mixing, dilution, hydration and enzymatic breakdown in saliva.
This is a model in which food enters the body and in a sense never leaves it, because food transforms the organism's being as much as the organism transforms it.
Connecting these two poems, for Brock-Broido, is a conception of grief as "almost impossible to transform, because it's so plain, it's so simple, it's so universal".
Reflecting on the three-year process of composing her poem, Brock-Broido told Paul Muldoon that grief is an experience that's "almost impossible to transform, because it's so plain, it's so simple, it's so universal".
This is essentially a form of the inversion formula for the Radon transform, because it recovers the value of φ(x) from its integrals over hyperplanes.
And "Gatsby" is even harder to transform because it is so purely literary.
