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Nguyen Tran and David Kinitz talk with Sophia Davis about conversion practices for people of sexual and gender minorities and their mental health.Continue this conversation on social!Follow us today at...https://twitter.com/thelancethttps://instagram.com/thelancetgrouphttps://facebook.com/thelancetmedicaljournalhttps://linkedIn.com/company/the-lancethttps://youtube.com/thelancettv

Knowing something is wrong with your child is terrifying for any parent, but the mystery becomes more frightening when the symptoms even puzzle the experts. In 2018, at a peak in cases of acute flaccid myelitis, also known as AFM, otherwise healthy kids experienced debilitating paralysis. Researchers of this perplexing illness braced for a surge in 2022 that never came, and now there is talk about a possible increase of AFM this year. To break down the past and prepare for the future, we are joined by two experts. Kevin Messacar, MD, and Hai Nguyen-Tran, MD, both specialize in pediatric infectious disease at Children's Hospital Colorado. Dr. Messacar is an associate professor and Dr. Nguyen-Tran is an assistant professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Some highlights from this episode include:    What the history of AFM tells the medical community  Why it's so tricky to diagnose and identify  How primary care providers can properly prepare   For more information on Children's Colorado, visit: childrenscolorado.org.    

In this episode of Entrepreneurial Impact, Dr. Nguyen Tran, a chiropractor, joins David Donaldson and Joe Martin to discuss the importance of health, managing stress, and self-care for entrepreneurs. Dr. Tran shares his unique journey from Vietnam to becoming a chiropractor and emphasizes the role of health and wellness in achieving success. Tune in to gain valuable insights on taking care of yourself as an entrepreneur.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: State of the East and Southeast Asian EAcosystem, published by Elmerei Cuevas on November 6, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. This write-up is a compilation of organisations and projects aligned / adjacent to the effective altruism movement in East Asia and Southeast Asia and was written around the EAGxPhilippines conference. Some organisations, projects, and contributors also prefer to not be public and hence removed from this write-up. While this is not an exhaustive list of projects and organisations per country in the region, it is a good baseline of the progress of the effective altruism movement for this side of the globe. Feel free to click the links to the organisations/projects themselves to dive deeper into their works. Contributors: Saad Siddiqui; Anthony Lau; Anthony Obeyesekere; Masayuki "Moon" Nagai; Yi-Yang Chua; Elmerei Cuevas, Alethea Faye Cedaña, Jaynell Ehren Chang, Brian Tan, Nastassja "Tanya" Quijano; Dion Tan, Jia Yang Li; Saeyoung Kim; Nguyen Tran; Alvin Lau Forum Post Graphic credits to Jaynell Ehren Chang EAGxPhotos credits to CS Creatives Mainland China China Global Priorities Group Aims to foster a community of ambitious, careful and committed thinkers and builders focused on effectively tackling some of the world's most pressing problems through a focus on China's role in the world. We currently do this by facilitating action-guiding discussions, identifying talent and community infrastructure gaps and developing new programmes to support impactful China-focused work. Hong Kong City Group: EAHK Started in 2015 based in University of Hong Kong. 5 core organisers, of which 2 receive EAIF funding from 2023 to work part-time (Anthony and Kenneth) Organises the Horizon Fellowship Program (In-person EA introductory program). There are 107 fellows since 2020. Around 200+ on Slack channel Bi-lingual social media account with 350 followers Bi - weekly socials with 8 to 20 attendees and around 8 speakers meetup a year. Registered as a legal entity (limited company) in July 2023 in order to register as a charity in Hong Kong. Aims of facilitate effective giving. Opportunities: High concentration of family office/ corporate funders/ philanthropic organisations. To explore fundraising and effective giving potential. Influx of mainland/ international university in coming years due to recent policy change (40% non-local, 60% local). A diverse talent pool. Looking into translating EA materials to local language (Chinese) to reach out to more locals. University Group: EAHKU A new team formed in June 2023. Running independently from EAHK. Organises bi-weekly dinner to connect and introduce EA to students on campus Planned to run multiple Giving Games from Nov 2023 onwards Aims to run an introductory program within 2023-2024 academic year Academia (AI): A couple of researchers and professors interested in AI x-risk and alignment. AI&Humanity-Lab@University of Hong Kong Nate Sharadin (CAIS fellow, normative alignment and evaluations), Frank Hong (CAIS fellow, AI extreme risks), Brian Wong (AI x-risk and China-US) 2023 Sep launched MA in AI, Ethics and Society with AI safety, security and governance. Around 90 students in the course. Organises public seminars, see events page The first annual AI Impacts workshop in March 2024, focused on evaluations Hong Kong Global Catastrophic Risk Center at Lingnan University See link for R esearch focus and outputs related to AI safety and governance Hong Kong University of Science and Technology University Dr. Fu Jie is a visiting scholar working on safe and scalable system-2 LLM. Research Centre for Sustainable HK at City University of Hong Kong Published a report on the Ethics and Governance of AI in HK Academia (Psychology): Dr. Gilad Feldman Promote 'Doing more good, doing good better' through some of his teachi...

This write-up is a compilation of organisations and projects aligned / adjacent to the effective altruism movement in East Asia and Southeast Asia and was written around the EAGxPhilippines conference. Some organisations, projects, and contributors also prefer to not be public and hence removed from this write-up. While this is not an exhaustive list of projects and organisations per country in the region, it is a good baseline of the progress of the effective altruism movement for this side of the globe. Feel free to click the links to the organisations/projects themselves to dive deeper into their works. Contributors: Saad Siddiqui; Anthony Lau; Anthony Obeyesekere; Masayuki "Moon" Nagai; Yi-Yang Chua; Elmerei Cuevas, Alethea Faye Cedaña, Jaynell Ehren Chang, Brian Tan, Nastassja "Tanya" Quijano; Dion Tan, Jia Yang Li; Saeyoung Kim; Nguyen Tran; Alvin LauForum Post Graphic credits to Jaynell Ehren ChangEAGxPhotos credits to CS CreativesMainland China

Great interview with Mr. Ngugen Tran on his book , Mind Control Through Breath Regulation techniques, the importance of meditation and their benefits, aging gracefully, COVID-19, Quantum physics and more. Mind control yoga cures many problems in life. It is straightforward to do, to enjoy short- and long-term benefits and natural spirituality. It is all laid out in the book including amusing humanistic and touching stories. Book Reviews "At a time when the constant noise and haste of everyday life sends many in search of stillness and well-being, it may be surprising to find an approach to yoga written by a busy scientist. Here is a unique contribution to our scientific understanding of how yoga works on the mind and body. Mind Control Through Breath Regulation can be used at many levels. Students and practitioners will find a delightfully illustrated guide to yoga exercises, and general hints on living healthily. Experienced practitioners can further their understanding and ways of developing the disciplined use of the breath. Those interested in science will find a fascinating study of the way neurones, electrical impulses and quantum energy are instilised in yoga practice to achieve high physical and mental potential. As an engineer who has practiced yoga for over forty years, Nguyen Tran has broken new ground by using quantum physics to explain the body's response to yoga. When Nguyen asked me to look at his work-in-progress, I offered to question, clarify, and help shape the expression of his ideas. Over time I have enjoyed the unfolding of his scientific approach to Yoga. His passion as a scientist and yoga practitioner, his story-telling, and his creative illustrations offer a unique contribution to curious practitioners and teachers of Yoga. - Christine Ingleton BA, DipEd, BEd, MEd" "The book Mind Control through Breath Regulation contains amusing humanistic and touching stories and a new powerful form of yoga, which makes reading enjoyable and compelling. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yourbestlifestyles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yourbestlifestyles/support

Mind control yoga cures many problems in life. It is straightforward to do, to enjoy short- and long-term benefits and natural spirituality. It is all laid out in the book including amusing humanistic and touching stories. Book Reviews "At a time when the constant noise and haste of everyday life sends many in search of stillness and wellbeing, it may be surprising to find an approach to yoga written by a busy scientist. Here is a unique contribution to our scientific understanding of how yoga works on the mind and body. Mind Control Through Breath Regulation can be used at many levels. Students and practitioners will find a delightfully illustrated guide to yoga exercises, and general hints on living healthily. Experienced practitioners can further their understanding and ways of developing the disciplined use of the breath. Those interested in science will find a fascinating study of the way neurones, electrical impulses and quantum energy are utilised in yoga practice to achieve high physical and mental potential. As an engineer who has practised yoga for over forty years, Nguyen Tran has broken new ground by using quantum physics to explain the body's response to yoga. When Nguyen asked me to look at his work-in-progress, I offered to question, clarify, and help shape the expression of his ideas. Over time I have enjoyed the unfolding of his scientific approach to Yoga. His passion as a scientist and yoga practitioner, his story-telling, and his creative illustrations offer a unique contribution to curious practitioners and teachers of Yoga. - Christine Ingleton BA, DipEd, BEd, MEd" "The book Mind Control through Breath Regulation contains amusing humanistic and touching stories and a new powerful form of yoga, which makes reading enjoyable and compelling.  Purchase the book here.

This week we interview Nguyen Tran, chef and partner of Button Mash, a restaurant and bar-cade in LA. We talk with Tran about how the restaurant got it's start, how the food industry is coping with the pandemic and the constant barrage of variables thwarting Button Mash and other locally-owned restaurants.

Happy 50th episode, Nerds! This week I chat with restauranter and Chief Instigating Officer, Nguyen Tran. We chat Vietnamese food, how he opened an underground restaurant out of his apartment and he gives budding entrepreneurs advice. Nguyen’s TwitterNguyen’s InstagramFollow Pop Nerd Lounge on Twitter and Instagram! @popnerdloungeSubscribe to us wherever you listen to podcasts!

Dr. Nguyen Tran's professional expertise is electronic and communication engineering. He was a full professor at several universities in Australia including the most well established RMIT University. He has been a lifelong practitioner of mind control yoga, a practice that he developed from his initial contact with the book called Hatha Yoga written by Theodore Bernard. He has retired from academia but still practices consultancy for industry worldwide. The book is the record of his younger years when he arrived in Australia and faced multiple problems such as learning, English comprehension, food, away from family support network. He resorted to mind control yoga to overcome all his problems and to lead a successful professional life. He currently lives in Torquay, Victoria, Australia, with his wife Fay and his dog Anina in a house they designed and constructed on the esplanade overlooking the Southern Ocean.Book SummaryMind control yoga cures many problems in life. It is straightforward to do, to enjoy short- and long-term benefits and natural spirituality. It is all laid out in the book including amusing humanistic and touching stories. Book Reviews "At a time when the constant noise and haste of everyday life sends many in search of stillness and wellbeing, it may be surprising to find an approach to yoga written by a busy scientist. Here is a unique contribution to our scientific understanding of how yoga works on the mind and body. Mind Control Through Breath Regulation can be used at many levels.

Dr. Nguyen Tran's professional expertise is electronic and communication engineering. He was a full professor at several universities in Australia including the most well established RMIT University. He has been a lifelong practitioner of mind control yoga, a practice that he developed from his initial contact with the book called Hatha Yoga written by Theodore Bernard. He has retired from academia but still practices consultancy for industry worldwide. The book is the record of his younger years when he arrived in Australia and faced multiple problems such as learning, English comprehension, food, away from family support network. He resorted to mind control yoga to overcome all his problems and to lead a successful professional life. He currently lives in Torquay, Victoria, Australia, with his wife Fay and his dog Anina in a house they designed and constructed on the esplanade overlooking the Southern Ocean.Book SummaryMind control yoga cures many problems in life. It is straightforward to do, to enjoy short- and long-term benefits and natural spirituality. It is all laid out in the book including amusing humanistic and touching stories. Book Reviews "At a time when the constant noise and haste of everyday life sends many in search of stillness and wellbeing, it may be surprising to find an approach to yoga written by a busy scientist. Here is a unique contribution to our scientific understanding of how yoga works on the mind and body. Mind Control Through Breath Regulation can be used at many levels.

What if with the many problems in your life you could begin to work to cure them through your breathing and mind?As an engineer who has practised yoga for over forty years, Nguyen Tran has broken new ground by using quantum physics to explain the body's response to yoga. With quantum breathing it is breathing to find success in your life with any problem according to Dr. Tran. In this interview, we go over the finer details and much more of Nguyen's book "Mind Control through Breath Regulation". Find out how you can make transformation in your life with this information.Learn more about Nguyen Tran and his book here:https://www.amazon.com/Mind-Control-through-Breath-Regulation/dp/1466943327Access information about the show or the podcast network: https://transformubroadcast.com

What if with the many problems in your life you could begin to work to cure them through your breathing and mind?As an engineer who has practised yoga for over forty years, Nguyen Tran has broken new ground by using quantum physics to explain the body's response to yoga. With quantum breathing it is breathing to find success in your life with any problem according to Dr. Tran. In this interview, we go over the finer details and much more of Nguyen's book "Mind Control through Breath Regulation". Find out how you can make transformation in your life with this information.Learn more about Nguyen Tran and his book here:https://www.amazon.com/Mind-Control-through-Breath-Regulation/dp/1466943327Access information about the show or the podcast network: https://transformubroadcast.com

In this episode Tomas speaks with Dr. Nguyen Tran, author of "Mind Control through Breathe Regulation". Dr. Nguyen Tran's professional expertise is electronic and communication engineering. He was a full professor at several universities in Australia including the most well established RMIT University. He has been a lifelong practitioner of mind control yoga, a practice that he developed from his initial contact with the book called Hatha Yoga written by Theodore Bernard. He has retired from academia but still practices consultancy for industry worldwide. The book is the record of his younger years when he arrived in Australia and faced multiple problems such as learning, English comprehension, food, away from family support network. He resorted to mind control yoga to overcome all his problems and to lead a successful professional life. He currently lives in Torquay, Victoria, Australia, with his wife Fay and his dog Anina in a house they designed and constructed on the esplanade overlooking the Southern Ocean."Mind Control through Breath Regulation" on Amazon - https://amzn.to/2xsyOkO

Talking NBA Free Agency and interviewing Awesome Authors Dr. Nguyen Tran and Cheryl Long. Also, other sports news from the week.Dr. Nguyen TranBook: Mind Control through Breath RegulationCheryl LongCherish Book SeriesBook 1 - A Floweret: As The Flowers BloomBook 2 - Springing of the Bud: Bursting of the FlowerBook 3 - From Decay to Rebirth: Full Blossom BS3 SPORTS SHIRTGet yours for $20 + Shipping!Contact me if your interested. Order shirt in custom color combinations.SPONSORSBAY 11 AUTOMOTIVE1455 General Arts Rd NW, Conyers, GA 30012Contact Melvin Echols at 404-295-5715BUSYING FIND A CAREDonate to help end Alzheimer's in memory of my Grandmotheract.alz.org/goto/auntiemargieSPREAKERCreate your podcast with Spreaker.Get a FREE month of any Pro Plan!USE PROMO CODE: bs3sportsLYFTGet a free 1st ride using Code: BEN98092SeatGeekLet's go to more live events! Sign up for SeatGeek and get $20 off your first purchase.https://tinyurl.com/yamlgrpaIntro by Cleo MclainBEATSDevilsbelt - The Long Island Soundhttp://smarturl.it/DevilsbeltPodcast NetworksX Squad Affiliateshttp://www.xsquadaffiliates.com/No Phony Podcast Networkhttps://www.nophonynetwork.com/

Talking NBA Free Agency and interviewing Awesome Authors Dr. Nguyen Tran and Cheryl Long. Also, other sports news from the week. Dr. Nguyen Tran Book: Mind Control through Breath Regulation Cheryl Long Cherish Book Series Book 1 - A Floweret: As The Flowers Bloom Book 2 - Springing of the Bud: Bursting of the Flower Book 3 - From Decay to Rebirth: Full Blossom BS3 SPORTS SHIRT Get yours for $20 + Shipping! Contact me if your interested. Order shirt in custom color combinations. SPONSORS BAY 11 AUTOMOTIVE 1455 General Arts Rd NW, Conyers, GA 30012 Contact Melvin Echols at 404-295-5715 BUSYING FIND A CARE Donate to help end Alzheimer's in memory of my Grandmother act.alz.org/goto/auntiemargie SPREAKER Create your podcast with Spreaker. Get a FREE month of any Pro Plan! USE PROMO CODE: bs3sports LYFT Get a free 1st ride using Code: BEN98092 SeatGeek Let's go to more live events! Sign up for SeatGeek and get $20 off your first purchase. https://tinyurl.com/yamlgrpa Intro by Cleo Mclain BEATS Devilsbelt - The Long Island Sound http://smarturl.it/Devilsbelt Podcast Networks X Squad Affiliates http://www.xsquadaffiliates.com/ No Phony Podcast Network https://www.nophonynetwork.com/

Aloha friends and foodies, and welcome back. Today I'm interviewing Nguyen Tran, one half of the duo behind Starry Kitchen, a restaurant and brand that was started in Nguyen's small North Hollywood apartment. Originally, it was a way to earn some money after Thi, Nguyen's wife, lost her job in the big economic crash of 2008. After realizing they had an underground hit on their hands, the two operated from their apartment for eight months before finally moving to a legit restaurant site. Since starting the restaurant, Nguyen and Thi have become part of L.A.'s food culture scene and Los Angeles Food Galore. Just a few years ago, they started Button Mash, the next iteration of Starry Kitchen, and Nguyen has also been a frequent guest to shows on the Cooking Channel.  In this episode, we talk about Nguyen’s fascinating journey from underground restauranteur to a key member of the LA food culture, delicious Vietnamese cuisine that you can make at home, and the tip to giving amazing parties. Find Nguyen: Starry Kitchen Blog Instagram Facebook Twitter   Button Mash Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Recipes Mentioned in this Episode: Thit Ko (Braised Coconut Pork) Nguyen’s Cookbook Adventures in Starry Kitchen: 88 Asian-Inspired Recipes from America's Most Famous Underground Restaurant   Come Visit BFF with the Chef: The BFF with the Chef Website Twitter Facebook Instagram

Maryland players Nguyen Tran and Charlie Lockyer both finished in the Top 8 at the latest Regional Championships in Roanoke, VA. They join Mike to discuss their successful runs, the state of the Standard format, and give a peek into Expanded for Anaheim.

Southern Fried Asian wraps up our special food month with a conversation between Keith and Starry Kitchen co-founder Nguyen Tran! Nguyen talks about growing up in the suburbs of Dallas (4:00), why he would pretend to be Wonder Woman when the other kids bullied him (8:00), and dealing with different Asian stereotypes (11:00). Then, they go into an extended discussion about how rejecting than embracing Vietnamese food contributed to his identity (15:00), whether there is such a thing as cultural authenticity when it comes to food (23:00), and the origin of Starry Kitchen (33:00). Finally, Nguyen explains how his and his wife's Texas roots inform their food (44:00) and must choose between In-N-Out and Whataburger (47:00). Subscribe to the Southern Fried Asian podcast on iTunes, Google Play, NPR One, and TuneIn Premium! Support Hard NOC Media on Patreon. Our official theme music is the song "Top Down" by  Chops, Timothy Flu, and Mic Barz.  Southern Fried Asian is produced by Keith Chow and Jes Vu.

Restaurant owner and recent author of "The Adventures of Starry Kitchen", Nguyen Tran, talks about his entrepreneurial path, which started with an illegal, underground restaurant in his North Hollywood apartment, which quickly became the #1 Asian fusion restaurant in L.A. on yelp, but was shut down by the health department. This failure inspired him to persevere and go on to open the very successful Starry Kitchen and Button Mash Restaurant in Los Angeles. Nguyen talks with honesty and humor how his upbringing taught him to dispute the notion that failure doesn't happen to winners and that completion is more important than success. His entrepreneurial spirit is both inspiring and entertaining. Learn more about Nguyen at: www.starrykitchen.com www.theotherfwordpodcast.com

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This podcast has been a long time in the making - I've done countless blogs, videos, and social media posts with Nguyen, but this is the first time I had a chance to really spend a good chunk of time (an hour!) talking to him. In this episode, we go into the history of Starry Kitchen's various restaurant incarnations, and talk about the cookbook, which just came out (get the Spicy Korean Noodle dish). Nguyen also shares his history with Vietnamese food, how he became friends with his childhood bully, why smiling changed his life, what it's like being married to SK Ninja Chef Thi Tran, Funemployment, and the history of the infamous banana suit. Theme music is by Podcast Guest Goh Nakamura. Keep in touch via Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @mslynnchen. xo Lynn

Thursday's edition of Trending Today USA was hosted by Liftable Media's Ernie Brown.In this half hour, the guests and topics discussed were:1. Chris Versace (CIO, Tematica Research) -- Markets are responding to James Comey's hearing.2. Jason Wert (USA Radio) -- Department of Justice ends Holder-era "slush fund" payouts to outside groups.3. Nguyen Tran (co-owner of Starry Kitchen) -- new book, "Adventures in Starry Kitchen: 88 Asian-Inspired Recipes from America's Most Famous Underground Restaurant"4. Roundtable discussion -- More about former FBI Director James Comey testifying before the Senate Intelligence CommitteeLike us on Facebook!Image credit: shutterstock.com

Adventures In Starry Kitchen 88 Asian-Inspired Recipes From America's Most Famous Underground Restaurant ​​​​​​​By Nguyen Tran

Nguyen Tran is back with his tofu balls and more for Doug, Karen and guest Jake Johannsen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 166 - Hear us podcast live at the East Side Food Fest this past weekend with special guests Noelle Scaggs from Fitz & the Tantrums, DJ Them Jeans (aka Jason Stewart), Chef Zach Pollack from Alimento in Los Angeles, and Nguyen Tran from Starry Kitchen. We talk about Starry Kitchen's journey from an illegal take out spot in a North Hollywood apartment to their latest iteration inside an Echo Park "Bar-cade". Zach Pollack goes off on Yelpers (especially the ones that bitch about his restaurant's water charge), and Noelle tells us some her favorite places to eat near where she grew up. And Jason tries to pry the secret to making a perfect chicken liver mousse out of Chef Pollack (with a very tiny degree of success.)

Doug and Karen come to you live from LA Podfest! With guest Jackie Kashian and chefs Elyse Lain and Nguyen Tran from Starry Kitchen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices