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This is a blog which captures and portrays the expressed material from the course COM125: Intro to the Internet. This blog contains relative reflections upon course curricula as well as informative hyperlinks. This will also include provided information of myself and links to my other blogs too. Enjoy!
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- arivers@buffalo.edu
About Me
- AJ
- I'm a very outgoing and ambitious individual. I am rather intelligent and love to enjoy elaborate conversation. I also highly enjoy going out and partying, because all work and no play makes AJ a dull boy.
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- The Blogging Communities as a Democracy affecting ...
- Can you see me smiling at you?
- Can UB you?
- Private Parts or Public Property?
- To Free or not To Free, That is the question.
- Copyright or Copy Wrong? Who's to decide?
- Hello! My Name Is Internet: History writing assign...
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2 comments:
One thing you should know about me, is that everything that I want you to know; is already on my blog. I feel that if you want to know me better than you should get to know me(in person.) But I'll provide you with some fundamentals. I am an identical twin and I am one minute older. I have a single mother, 2 older brothers and an older sister. I've lived in the tristate area for my whole life. I now currently reside in Buffalo in order to complete my undergraduate degree, as well as receiving the Millard Fillmore College Public Relations Certificate. I am 21 years old and I've learned a lot in these short years. All I can tell you is that age and maturity are not correlated in any way whatsoever. I would say that I can be a bit humorous at times, but it is mainly out of cynicism and sarcasm. I have a very negative perspective on civilization and therefore some people may call me a pessimist, but I believe it is a better perspective on life. For example, my personal quote is, "If you are always expecting things to go right, or to be done correctly, than you will constantly be disappointed. On the other hand, if you expect the worst out of every situation and hope for the best, than you will always be happy. Because if something were to go wrong, than you would have expected it: so no big deal. Alternatively, if the situation were to run to protocol, than you will be very relieved and happy that it went smoothly. So now I ask you, what is a pessimist?"
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