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Where do you live?: Dallas, TX

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Umer

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Khalid Hassan (already a member)

Your graduation date?: 1996

Your major?: Mechanical

What do you do for a living?: Software Engineer

What have you done for your alma mater lately?: Nothing.

Tell us about you:: After NED, I did MCS from University of Karachi and then did MS in Computer Science from University of Texas at Arlington. I have been working in Dallas/FortWorth Metroplex area since late 2001.

What are your hobbies?: Cricket

Your favorite books?: Anything related to Computers.

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At 8:38pm on September 25, 2007, khalid Hassan said…: Assalamoalikum Umar, isn't it nice...as I told u. Javed has signed up as well.
and what happen to that Aftar thing....I m still waiting.....

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