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What I expect from my Design and Architecture course is to learn all the concepts shown and understand them fully, and I'm very excited to learn the programming language, Ruby.

I have different hobbies such as sports like climbing and boulder, riding bicycle, basketball. Also I love nature, I really like to go camping, grow plants, and I like animals. Other hobbies I really like is electronics, like building and learning about music synths, MIDI Controllers, and other stuff related. Music and art have been a very important part of my life, i play the guitar and other instruments, I like to paint.

Here is a following list of the books that I really like:

The teachings of Don Juan - Carlos Castaneda
Siddharta - Herman Hesse
Demian - Herman Hesse
Brave New World - Aldous Huxley
Batallas en el desierto - José Emilio Pacheco
Dos Crímenes - Jorge Ibarguengoitia
Aura - Carlos Fuentes
1984 - George Orwell
Animal Farm - George Orwell
Pulp - Charles Bukowski
Hollywood - Charles Bukowski
Uzumaki

Here is a list of movies and TV Shows that I like:

Pulp Fiction
Death Proof
Fight Club
A Scanner Darkly
Waking Life
Akira
Requiem For A Dream
Trainspotting (1 & 2)


Breaking Bad
Workaholics

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