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Purpose This website was designed to stay in touch with the many friends and family who are a world apart. I feel as if I am one of the luckiest people on earth for all the opportunities I have had, but I also feel the effects of being separated from the people I care about for long periods of time. This website allows others to stay in touch with me and be a part of my every day life. There are blog postings that include everything from mundane daily recounts to exciting travels to the some of the world's more exotic destinations. I have done my best to upload interesting photos, but if you have an interest in a specific place and want to see more please do not hesitate to enquire. Likewise, if you have any questions, comments, or just want to say hello I would love to hear from you. Please do not be shy.
Who I am in 10 seconds... Name: Brett David Davenport Date of Birth: March 13, 1986 University: Georgia Institute of Technology (wiki) Major: Mechanical Engineering, International Plan (China, Japan) Places visited: Spain, France, Monaco, Italy, Vatican City, Austria, Germany, England, Ireland, Netherlands, China, Inner-Mongolia, Gobi Desert, Tibet, Mount Everest, Nepal, India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, Singapore, Sumatra, Java, Bali, Malaysia, Borneo, Brunei, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Japan Places in which I have lived for work or study: Atlanta (USA) - Georgia Tech Oxford (ENGLAND) - Oxford University (Worcester College) Louisville (USA) - General Electric Engineering Intern Shanghai (CHINA) - Shanghai Jiaotong University Kowloon (HONG KONG) - Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Singapore (SINGAPORE) - Nanyang University (NTU) Dalian (CHINA) - National Science Foundation Grant for engineering research Tokyo (JAPAN) - Tokyo Institute of Technology What is next: August 2008 - Return to Georgia Tech to finish my undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering Apply to Law School Present Location: Tokyo, JAPAN Start of webpage: January 13, 2007
A Quick Word... The greatest asset to the United States, and the one with which I most strongly associate, is the resolute belief that dreams are attainable. I have come to learn that this mentality is not universally shared, and it certainly is not practiced with as much fervor as it deserves. It is a real shame because human progress always has been and always will be driven by man’s ability to bring dreams to life. I hope that the experiences I have had and the triumphs I have been a part of demonstrate that perseverance pays off, and magic is not just the stuff of movies.
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