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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 Summary
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.

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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 Summary
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.

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James Averitt's love of technology began with his first PC in elementary school. This passion for technology was fostered by graduating with a degree in Management Information Systems. He began his professional career in the peak of the first technology boom as a C++ programmer working on NCR's Advanced Checkout System.

After the bubble burst, he went to law school and aimed to focus solely on technology issues. He spent a decade practicing law solely in the technology sphere. During this time, he realized my true passion was actually using technology instead of supporting it.

James Averitt is involved in an immersive 13 week software engineering fellowship focusing on JavaScript, React/Redux on the front-end and Node and Express on the back-end. His unique and diverse background in technology, business, and law would make him an asset to many organizations.

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James Averitt's love of technology began with his first PC in elementary school. This passion for technology was fostered by graduating with a degree in Management Information Systems. He began his professional career in the peak of the first technology boom as a C++ programmer working on NCR's Advanced Checkout System.

After the bubble burst, he went to law school and aimed to focus solely on technology issues. He spent a decade practicing law solely in the technology sphere. During this time, he realized my true passion was actually using technology instead of supporting it.

James Averitt is involved in an immersive 13 week software engineering fellowship focusing on JavaScript, React/Redux on the front-end and Node and Express on the back-end. His unique and diverse background in technology, business, and law would make him an asset to many organizations.

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Ghiya Rushidat is an acclaimed music composer with a unique approach to creating immersive, intense, and sensorial soundtracks. She began learning piano when she was only four. She performed in more than 150 concerts across the Middle East and Europe.

In Los Angeles, Ghiya conducts orchestras, including the American Victory Orchestra. This came after she completed numerous successful projects. Her first composition, Hollywood film, Pen of Mirrors, was in 2014. Subsequent productions included The Heart of Amilcar Cabral in 2016 and Cecilia, which was released in October 2018.

Presently, Ghiya continues to write original music for groups across the world. So far, she has recorded with big orchestras in Budapest, LA, and San Francisco. She has also made compositions for royal events across the Middle East.

Up to date, one of her most notable achievements is her piece, Fly and Flow Ghiya was accepted to the prestigious Sundance composers lab as one of the eight qualifying composers out of 800 applicants. While there, she was mentored by Oscar-winning composers in Hollywood. One of them was Christopher Young, who’s behind the popular scores for Spiderman, and The Exorcist.

Ghiya’s work is, however, not limited to TV and film— she has also worked on numerous documentaries, video games, and plays. Ghiya recently released her first video game music album, All the Imaginary Video Games I Scored.

Her interests outside music include neuroscience and philanthropy. Her art bridges the gap that has long existed between the Middle East and the Western world. Her music, which has been described by many as explosive, truly inspired, and beautiful has been performed internationally and accepted across multiple platforms.

Learn more here:
IG: @giyarush
Twitter: @ghiyarushidat
www.ghiya-rushidat.com

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Ghiya Rushidat is an acclaimed music composer with a unique approach to creating immersive, intense, and sensorial soundtracks. She began learning piano when she was only four. She performed in more than 150 concerts across the Middle East and Europe.

In Los Angeles, Ghiya conducts orchestras, including the American Victory Orchestra. This came after she completed numerous successful projects. Her first composition, Hollywood film, Pen of Mirrors, was in 2014. Subsequent productions included The Heart of Amilcar Cabral in 2016 and Cecilia, which was released in October 2018.

Presently, Ghiya continues to write original music for groups across the world. So far, she has recorded with big orchestras in Budapest, LA, and San Francisco. She has also made compositions for royal events across the Middle East.

Up to date, one of her most notable achievements is her piece, Fly and Flow Ghiya was accepted to the prestigious Sundance composers lab as one of the eight qualifying composers out of 800 applicants. While there, she was mentored by Oscar-winning composers in Hollywood. One of them was Christopher Young, who’s behind the popular scores for Spiderman, and The Exorcist.

Ghiya’s work is, however, not limited to TV and film— she has also worked on numerous documentaries, video games, and plays. Ghiya recently released her first video game music album, All the Imaginary Video Games I Scored.

Her interests outside music include neuroscience and philanthropy. Her art bridges the gap that has long existed between the Middle East and the Western world. Her music, which has been described by many as explosive, truly inspired, and beautiful has been performed internationally and accepted across multiple platforms.

Learn more here:
IG: @giyarush
Twitter: @ghiyarushidat
www.ghiya-rushidat.com

More about our show:
https://transformubroadcast.com
https://facebook.com/TransformULive
https://twitter.com/TransformULive
https://instagram.com/transformunetwork

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Alexandra Moss Zannis resides in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Besides writing poetry, Alexandra and her husband, Andreas, were a professional singing duo, performing around the world in concerts, night clubs, theaters, and on television. She is a member of Northeast Indiana Poets, Indiana State Federation of Poetry Clubs, the National Federation of State Poetry Clubs, and the Back Room Poets, a critiquing group. She has been published in the Raintown Review, The Pedestal Magazine; The Red River Review; League of American Poets; and in various poetry books, such as Penhaligon Page. Ltd, Wales; Poetworks/Grayson Books, Connecticut. In both the 2009 and 2010 Senior Poets Laureate Poetry Contests, she was awarded the prize for best poem submitted by Indiana Poets. Other publications include the Pennsylvania Poetry Society Prize Poems of 2009; Nature in the Hooserland (Shadow Ink Publications); awarded prizes in the Ohio Day poetry contests; and in the 2007 issue of Encore, published by the National Federation of State Poetry Societies. Alexandra has a website, www.alexandrasloom.com, where you can view her biography, fiction, poetry, and artwork.

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Alexandra Moss Zannis resides in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Besides writing poetry, Alexandra and her husband, Andreas, were a professional singing duo, performing around the world in concerts, night clubs, theaters, and on television. She is a member of Northeast Indiana Poets, Indiana State Federation of Poetry Clubs, the National Federation of State Poetry Clubs, and the Back Room Poets, a critiquing group. She has been published in the Raintown Review, The Pedestal Magazine; The Red River Review; League of American Poets; and in various poetry books, such as Penhaligon Page. Ltd, Wales; Poetworks/Grayson Books, Connecticut. In both the 2009 and 2010 Senior Poets Laureate Poetry Contests, she was awarded the prize for best poem submitted by Indiana Poets. Other publications include the Pennsylvania Poetry Society Prize Poems of 2009; Nature in the Hooserland (Shadow Ink Publications); awarded prizes in the Ohio Day poetry contests; and in the 2007 issue of Encore, published by the National Federation of State Poetry Societies. Alexandra has a website, www.alexandrasloom.com, where you can view her biography, fiction, poetry, and artwork.

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