This approach would transform off-the-shelf mobile phones and web-based services into a system for monitoring individuals' dietary intakes.
Dan Bern has the Dust Bowl nasality of the young Bob Dylan, a mobile face, a slyly quizzical demeanor and a gift for transforming off-center observations into telling insights.
The songwriter Dan Bern has the Dust Bowl nasality of Woody Guthrie or the young Bob Dylan, a mobile face, a slyly quizzical demeanor and a gift for transforming off-center observations into telling insights.
(Amanda Petrusich) ★ DAN BERN (Thursday) Dan Bern has the Dust Bowl nasality of the young Bob Dylan, a mobile face, a slyly quizzical demeanor and a gift for transforming off-center observations into telling insights.
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Since then, the show's director, Rachel Chavkin, has burnished her reputation for transforming Off Broadway spaces, with "Hadestown" (a folk-music retelling of the Orpheus myth, staged in the round) to "Small Mouth Sounds" (set at a silent retreat, with the audience on either side of the meditation floor).
Hasn't the public noticed the deep mindfulness and mysticism in his pronouncements on Twitter, every one a 140-character homily designed to heal, uplift and transform: "Fuck off pigface!", "bro honestly you look like Shrek with that nose!
Unquestionably, for America to survive such a catastrophe will require a very painful, multi-layered program of immediate-term, short-term, mid-term and long-term fixes that will change our society and transform it off oil.
Bankruptcy today would simply transform an off-balance-sheet government liability into an on-balance-sheet one.
In recent years, few Hollywood stars have worked to transform their off-screen image as strikingly as Mr. DiCaprio, the "Titanic" heartthrob who seems intent on exchanging the hard-partying persona for that of an advocate alarmed about the fate of the earth.
Packed together in the tight exhibit space, the diverse objects and collections-within-collections intensify one another, much as they do in the work of another featured modern artist, Joseph Cornell, whose artful shrines of thimbles, shells and marbles transform cast-off scraps into precious relics.
