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This document lists Edgar Bedolla's favorite things such as sports, music, and hiking. It also discusses his hometown and family as well as comparing aspects of globalization from the past to the present like technology advancements in communication. The document also briefly mentions Edgar's travels to Tepic, Nayarit in Mexico and possessions such as shoes, bike, hats and clothing.
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Presentation2.eb
- 1. THINGS ABOUT… EDGAR BEDOLLA
- 3. Music
- 4. Hiking
- 7. GLOBALIZATION Old school New school Touch screen High speed internet. Multiple apps. No reception No long distance. Very few station’s No signal Poor quality. Variety of radio station’s Digital screen.
- 8. Mexico TRAVEL’S Tepic, Nayarit
- 9. Possessions Shoes Bike&hats clothing