Changing the World One Idea at a Time
I'm 16! I'm going to keep this post a little short but, today was my 16th birthday. Oftentimes people call your 16th the "sweet sixteen", and if anything, that term fully embodied my day today. It means a lot to turn one year older, to grow one year more mature, but it also means another… Continue reading Thankful: My 16th Birthday
It's been a While... It's been a long time since the last time I've posted something on my blog and I apologize for that. Life has been eventful and hectic especially since the beginning of school and the onset of new projects, new ideas, new research, and new dreams for the new school year. It's… Continue reading Relax: Homecoming 2018
Hey guys! Check out this new blog that I’m a part of! Here is just one of the many languages that we are and will be teaching! If you’re interested in learning a new language or just love language, this is the place for you! So check it out!
Japanese is widely considered one of the hardest languages, with the US state department placing it in the hardest category for English speakers to learn. But it’s not impossible for regular people to learn, it just takes time. By the end of the next five lessons, you’ll be able to read the basic alphabets and understand the core grammar.
It helps to have a little bit of background on the Japanese language before beginning vocabulary and grammar. Japanese was heavily influenced by the Chinese language, and initially shared the same writing system. Eventually, linguistic drift set in and Japanese writing began to differ from Chinese, but a lot of characters are the same, and some vocabulary cognates remain. The first Japanese writing system to result from Chinese was Kanji. Kanji (漢字) literally just means “Chinese Character”, and refers to characters that…
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It's amazing how many memories can be made in simply one month with a great group of genius and ambitious people. People that think alike, dream big, love lots, and lock hands and shoulders. Those were the types of memories that I made at Governor's School this July. Memories, friendships, thoughts, and dreams. This is a tribute to MST Governor's School 2018. Want to see more? Click The Post Title
Everybody dreams of doing something that changes the world. It's built into our human nature a desire to make our mark, our legacy upon the world and the community of which we are a part of. Today, I want to tell you about a legacy, a dream that I have started and built from scratch. From a whiteboard, to pitching it at the National TSA Conference and winning best idea in the nation. From a dream, to getting the name trademarked. From an idea, a problem, to Alpha Launch. This is my story of Biblink: From Idea to Alpha. Want to see more? Click The Post Title
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