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Where do you live?: Espoo, Finland

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

Which college or university?: Helsinki University of Technology

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Yes

Your graduation date?: 2006

Your major?: Computers Networks

What do you do for a living?: Job

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: Member of Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)

Website:: http://users.tkk.fi/mfkhan

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At 4:22am on October 18, 2007, Sheikh Adeel Danish said…: aoa,welcome bhai jan.kese mizaj hein...theek thaak....:-)
eid kesi guzri apki...?

At 4:31am on October 18, 2007, Sheikh Adeel Danish said…: gud...tampere bhi ghoom liye itni jaldi:-) zabrdst yar...bus yar thesis mushkil he kafi..bulke lag raha he..kunke russian supervisor he mera..anyway we have also made PSA Finlandcommunity here..u may also join it.

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