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Peer Advising
The Orientation Peer Advisors (OPA!) are ready to take your questions about what it's like to be an engineering student, or any other general questions you might have. You should be receiving a letter or email from your assigned OPA! by the time you arrive on campus.
OPA! Fellows can help you with the following:
1. You can find about more information about the major. For instance, if you are thinking about changing your major and you would like to ask someone, ask an OPA! Fellow.
2. If you are not hearing back from your OPA! you can ask the OPA! Fellow in your major.
3. If you would like more than one view on an issue, you can ask an OPA! Fellow.
Meet the Orientation Peer Advisors (OPA!) for the Class of 2019!
Jump to: Bioengineering | Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering | Curriculum Deferred | Computer Engineering | Computer and Information Science | Digital Media Design | Electrical and Systems Engineering | Management and Technology Program | Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics | Materials Science and Engineering | Networked and Social Systems Engineering | Vagelos Integrated Program in Energy Research
Emily Bachner
Erin Beacham
Akshatha Bhat
|Allison Caramico
Hi, I'm Allison and I am a rising sophomore studying bioengineering. I am also planning on concentrating in biomechanics. I'm originally from Scotch Plains, NJ. On campus, I'm involved in the club synchronized swimming team as well as Zeta Tau Alpha Women's fraternity. In my free time, I also enjoy reading and (I'll be honest) Netflix. This summer, I'll be working at Lenox Hill Hospital in the Emergency Department. I'm really excited to be an OPA and I can't wait to meet all of you!
|Jessica Fan - OPA! Fellow
Hi everyone! My name is Jessica and I am a rising junior in bioengineering from the suburbs outside of Philly. On campus, I am involved with Kite and Key Penntoring, PHINS, and the PEER Mentoring Program. I am also currently a work-study student for the Math-Physics-Astronomy Library and CHOP's Nutrition and Growth Lab. I love to read, travel, and draw (especially anime and manga!) in my free time. I also used to do horseback riding and still love being around horses. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you have! See you in the fall!
Rohini Kopparam
Alia Lahr
|Clarissa Liu
Hi! My name is Clarissa Liu and I am a rising sophomore from Sarasota, Florida, majoring in Bioengineering. At Penn, I am a member of MERT (Medical Emergency Response Team) and am an ITA (Information Technology Advisor) for Harrison College House. In my free time, I enjoy running, playing volleyball, watching movies, and exploring Philadelphia. Over the summer, I will be in China for six weeks visiting family and being a tourist and will also be in Florida shadowing a variety of doctors from emergency medicine to OB/GYN's. I can't wait to meet you all!
Emily Pugh
Shawn Srolovitz
Nick Stiansen
|Hayley Williamson
Welcome to Penn Engineering! My name is Hayley and I am a rising junior majoring in bioengineering (BAS) and I am also premed. I am originally from Brighton, MI (a small town right outside of Ann Arbor). On campus I am a member of the sorority Chi Omega and participate in running club. I am also the Internal Vice President for the Society of Women Engineers and the External Affairs Chair for the Engineers in Medicine club. This summer I am going to China for 2 weeks as a participant in the Global Biomedical Service trip, where I will be making prosthetics for kids with cerebral palsy. The remainder of the summer I will be doing research at an immunology lab at the Hospital of University of Pennsylvania, volunteering at CHOP, and working as a medical strategist for the Castleman Disease Collaborative Network. I love to run, explore the great city of Philadelphia, and drink coffee. I'm always here to answer your questions! I can't wait to meet all of you!
|Sushmitha Yarrabothula - OPA! Fellow
Hi Class of 2019! Welcome to Penn Engineering! My name is Sushmitha, and I am a rising junior in the Benjamin Franklin Scholars Program from the sunny suburbs of Hoover, AL. I'm currently studying Bioengineering, Computer Science, and Engineering Entrepreneurship. Here on campus, I am involved with the Biomedical Engineering Society as President, Society of Engineers in Medicine as Professional Development Chair, and Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity as Fundraising Chair – along with a few other organizations. My interests include spending time with family and friends, eating lemon-flavored desserts, and saying "y'all" excessively. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions! I look forward to meeting all of you.
Timothy Zhou
|Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
|Rachel Coler
Greetings, and welcome to Penn Engineering! My name is Rachel Coler, and I am a rising sophomore from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Currently, I am pursuing a degree in chemical and biomolecular engineering with an intended concentration in pharmaceutics and biotechnology. At Penn, I live on the Science and Technology Wing (STWing) floor at Kings Court College House. On STWing, I love planning random group excursions into the city (I am VERY proud of my hometown), moderating events like our annual Robotics Fair, and hanging out with my friends. I also love to read, dance, sing, speak French, and do cool research projects. In the past, I have worked as an assistant researcher in the School of Medicine's Gene Therapy Program, where I made three pharmaceuticals to treat different types of the blood disorder hemophilia.
I was ridiculously excited about coming to Penn, and I hope that you are, too. If you have any questions about gene therapy, STWing, or the best places to eat in Philly, please do not hesitate to reach out to me. I look forward to meeting you all in August, and, once again, welcome to Penn!
|Hailey Edelstein
Hello class of 2019, and welcome to Penn Engineering! My name is Hailey Edelstein and I'm a rising senior studying Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering with a concentration in Pharmaceutics and Biotechnology. I'm originally from Cherry Hill, NJ, just outside of Philadelphia. After graduation, I hope to attend graduate school to receive my MD-PhD degree and pursue a career in regenerative medicine research. I currently work with stem cells at the Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Core Facility in the Smilow Center for Translational Research and I'll be conducting a research project there this summer. On campus, I'm involved in a few activities. I spent my first two years at Penn working for The Daily Pennsylvanian, Penn's independent student newspaper, as a News Design Editor and later as Creative Director. I also work at Penn's writing center as a peer tutor. I'm a member of Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society and an executive board member of Alpha Omega Epsilon engineering sorority. I'm very excited to meet all of you in the fall! Get ready for a truly incredible four years—Penn Engineering is really a special place. Enjoy the rest of your summer and please feel free to reach out to me with any questions!
|Chelsea Giller - OPA! Fellow
Congrats and welcome, Class of 2019! My name is Chelsea Giller, and I'm a rising junior majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and minoring in Engineering Entrepreneurship from Long Island, New York. Here at Penn, I am apart of Theta Tau (Penn's co-ed Professional Engineering Fraternity), on the External Affairs committee of SWE, a board member of Israel @ Penn, and a member of Tamid, Penn's Israeli Consulting Group. Outside of Penn, I am an avid Survivor and tennis (Go Federer!) fan and lose way too much sleep keeping up with these obsessions. This summer, I will be working as a Process Engineering Intern at the Estée Lauder Research and Development facilities on Long Island. I'm so excited for this next year and can't wait to meet you all in August. Feel free to email me with any questions, comments or random thoughts that pop into your head! And have a great summer!
|Elizabeth Handen
Welcome to Penn, Class of 2019! My name is Elizabeth Handen, but I go by Bizzie. I am a rising junior majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from Mendham, New Jersey. Outside of class, I am the board of the Synchronized Swim Team, the instructor recruitment chair for We Can Swim, a member of Alpha Omega Epsilon (Penn's professional and social engineering sorority), and on the Student Advisory Board for Advancing Women in Engineering. My hobbies include watching TV, reading, exploring Philadelphia, and baking! If you have any questions let me know and I can't wait to meet you all in August!
|Brandon Hayes
Hello and welcome to Penn, Class of 2018! My name is Brandon Hayes, and I am a rising sophomore majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. I am originally from Chicago, IL, but I have been living in the tropical country Panama for the last decade (this makes me a pseudo-international student). I plan to go to grad school one day, but I am still torn between pursuing pharmaceutical/biotechnology research and energy systems. When I am not busy studying, I am involved with the International Affairs Association, particularly in organizing its annual high-school Model UN conference, ILMUNC. I am also very interested in becoming a volunteer at PennVet. Outside of school, I spend a lot of time (and sometimes too much) watching TV, drawing, discovering new Australian musicians/bands, and watching terrible horror movies. I look forward to meeting all of you in fall! If you have any questions at all, do not hesitate in asking. You will all have a great year, I am sure of it. So get excited!
|Connor Leach
Hello and congratulations class of 2019! My name is Connor Leach. I am a rising sophomore planning to double-major in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and Geology. I am from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, 300 miles away in southwest PA. On campus, I am involved in the VSA (Vietnamese Student Association), Penn Newman Catholic Community, Hill's faculty-student foodie group, and Penn SNL Korean among other things. With my free time, I find myself surfing Youtube, chatting with my friends, and contemplating the deepest mysteries of the universe, such as whether foosball is tiny soccer, or soccer is huge foosball… If you guys have any questions please feel free to email me! Enjoy your last pre-college summer and I look forward to meeting you in the fall!
|Rebecca Michelson - OPA! Fellow
Hi, Class of 2019, and welcome to Penn! My name is Rebecca and I'm originally from West Bloomfield, MI. I am a rising senior majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering with a concentration in Pharmaceutics and Biotechnology. In my free time, I serve as Treasurer on the Executive Board of Alpha Omega Epsilon, the professional and social Engineering sorority on campus. I am also on the Student Advisory Board for Advancing Women in Engineering, and I work at Hillel. My hobbies include TV, movies, books, cooking, and tennis, and most of all hanging out with friends. I'm looking to go into the pharmaceutical industry, and will be interning with Pfizer this summer. I'm looking forward to meeting you all, and feel free to let me know if you have any questions!
|Adam Weisel
Hello there Class of 2019 (that definitely makes me feel old…). My name is Adam Weisel and I am a rising senior studying Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering with potential concentrations in Pharmaceutics and Biotechnology and/or Nanotechnology. I grew up in Teaneck, NJ (right over the George Washington Bridge so it's basically New York City) but consider myself lucky to have spent the last few years basking in the wonders of Philadelphia. Over my time here at Penn I have been privileged to hold a few research positions in CBE laboratories researching mainly oil-water interfacial phenomena and the efficiencies of safety alarm systems in chemical processes. When I'm not pretending to work on a CBE problem set you can probably find me watching Scrubs and The Office reruns, covering everything my roommate owns in tin foil, or hanging around the Hillel building. I hope you're all excited for fall of freshmen year. Can't wait to meet all of you come August! Please feel free to reach out with any and all questions about Penn, CBE, existential existence, or what good classic movies you should be watching before you arrive on campus.
|Curriculum Deferred
| Lauren Datz
Hello and Welcome! My name is Lauren Datz and I am a junior in Computer Science from South Jersey. For my entire freshman year I was Curriculum Deferred and took Introduction to Engineering (feel free to ask me about choosing a major). I had no programming experience coming into Penn but I have since fallen in love with it. Outside of class, I have done numerous things with Advancing Women in Engineering, including Pre-Orientation, which I highly recommend. I've also been a mentor for many STEM programs. I participated in PennApps hackathon both semesters last year. Additionally, last year I lived on the Science and Technology Wing (STWing), and participated in the Women in Computer Science (WiCS) residential programs in Kings Court. I loved both of them. Outside of engineering, I really enjoy dancing and am a member of Penn Ballet. I love baking, shopping, and listening to music. I'm also a huge sports fan, particularly hockey and football. This summer I will be interning with AT&T as a developer. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me!
Maya Ebsworth - OPA! Fellow
|Leah Goldsberry
Hello and welcome to Penn! My name is Leah Goldsberry and I am a rising sophomore from Manchester, New Jersey. I am majoring in Systems Engineering, and looking to minor in Computer Science. I was so excited coming to Penn and hopefully you are too! This year was a big change, but also a great experience. On campus I volunteer with the West Philadelphia Tutoring Project and Access Engineering. I am also involved with my sorority ADPi as Spirit Chair and work at the Critical Writing Center. This summer I will be staying in Philly to continue my job at the Writing Center and work on research. I also hope to take the time and explore all Philly has to offer. I love running along the Schuylkill River, swimming, hiking and, of course, going to the beach (I'm a Jersey girl all the way). I am looking forward to meeting you all and hopefully I can answer any questions you ask. Always feel free to reach out to me, even just to chat!
Alissa Johnson
Elizabeth Kobe
Chloé le Comte - OPA! Fellow
Emily Peters
Eric Quesada
|Charlie Tang
Welcome class of 2019! You can just call me Charlie, since most people fail to pronounce my actual name. I am a rising sophomore majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular engineering and doing a minor in computer science. I am from south philly, and I am part of the Mayor's Scholarship Program. Next semester, I will also be a Senior ITA at Hill college house. In my free time, I enjoy video games (go Zelda!) and animes. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. See you guys in fall.
|Fifi Yeung - OPA! Fellow
Hi future Penngineers! My name is Evelyn (or Fifi which is what most people call me ), and I'm a rising junior majoring in Computer Science (and minoring in Mechanical Engineering). I came into Penngineering undecided, and I continued to stay undecided until they literally forced me to declare a major. I definitely understand the struggle of declaring a major, and I'm here to help! Outside of class, I do robotics research in Daniel Koditschek's lab and I work for my College House as a manager. In my free time, I like to hack on some side projects (it's never too late to finish projects you start at hackathons!), explore Philly (especially restaurants), listen to music, and hang with friends. If you have any questions about research (especially in robotics), minoring in other engineering majors, deciding on a major, great restaurants in Philadelphia, or anything you want to talk about feel free to email me! :)
|Computer Engineering
Enrique Mitchell
|Chad Nachiappan - OPA! Fellow
Hi guys! My name is Chad and I'm a junior in Computer Engineering from sunny
Saratoga, California. I'm planning to get a Minor in Engineering Entrepreneurship and a Masters in Computer Science. I am involved with RFK Engineering (a volunteer group that teaches CS to local Philly schools), organizing PennApps, and previously, the Lightweight Rowing team. I love good food and crime dramas. I'm more than happy to answer any and all questions. Looking forward to meeting you in the fall!
|Phillip Trent
Welcome to UPenn Class of 2019! Hi! My name is Phillip and I'm a sophomore Computer Engineering major here at Penn. I hail from Nashville, TN despite my distaste for country music and lack of a southern accent. When I'm not in the engineering quad, I'm either hanging out with my friends doing something stupid in Center City or in a local coffee shop. I was part of Penn Latin and Ballroom dancing this past semester and have friends in everything from a capella and theatre to cultural groups like NSBE (National Society for Black Engineers) and PTS (Penn Taiwanese Society). This summer I'm doing software development for a New York startup and this fall I'm going to be working in GRASP lab. Congrats on choosing Penn, and welcome to the adventure!
|COmputer and Information science
Rosmary George
|Rachel (Qiao) Han
Hi, my name is Rachel (Qiao) Han. I am a rising sophomore in Computer Science. I enjoy studying at Penn Engineering because we have great faculty and student body especially in computer science major. There are tons of amazing opportunities at Penn. I am involved in Penn Marching Band, PennApps (the semi-annual university hackathon) Organizing Committee, Women in Computer Science Residential Program and the Science and Technology Wing. Academically, I did a independent study last semester about the virtial reconstruction of an ancient Orrery; I am a fellow 160 TA, and I am part of Upennalizers, Penn's unique soccer-playing robot teams that travels around the world and compete internationally. I think people, or friends are the best resource one can get in college and in life and I am always more than willing to interchange ideas and stories with others. Please feel free to ask me anything if you want and I am looking forward to meeting all of you in August!
|David Mally - OPA! Fellow
Hey class of 2019! My name is David, and I'm a submatriculant master's student in CIS from Westport, CT. At Penn, I'm involved with the Science and Technology Wing (STWing) residential program in Kings' Court, and I've been a TA for CIS 110, 240, and 371. I'll be spending my summer working at a cybersecurity startup in the Bay Area called Synack as part of the KPCB Engineering Fellows program, and when I'm not working, I like to make stuff with code, game (computers and board), and generally enjoy being a geek. Over the last four years, I've worked in industry, done a bit of research, and done a lot of thinking about what I want to do with my life after I graduate, so if you have questions about working in the tech industry, PhD programs, research, teaching, or just what you should do with yourself at all, I'd love to help you figure it all out. If you want to know more about CS, classes, engineering, Penn, Philadelphia, anything that comes to mind, feel free to ask!
Kate Miller - OPA! Fellow
|Kai Ninomiya
Heya, brand new freshfolk! I'm Kai Ninomiya, a 5th-year in Computer Science (w/ Physics minor) and master's student in Computer Graphics and Game Technology. I started out at Penn as a freshmen in SAS planning on double majoring with Physics, and quickly changed over to CS as my only major. I love teaching and have been a teaching assistant for 3 years, mainly for computer graphics classes. Outside of classes, I have been a part of the Science and Technology Wing residential program for 4+ years, and was Manager and Sysadmin for 3. I've participated in PennApps, International Space Apps, the Penn Play Game Jam. In various summers I have done CG research and had CG internships. I like making video games, messing with hardware, programming in Rust, and configuring my computer (Arch Linux). So feel free to ask me about these or anything else!
|Ricky Rajani
Hi! My name is Ricky and I'm a sophomore studying Digital Media Design. I love good books, design, and traveling. I often can be found taking photos, writing about tech, or running to a Class Board event. Occasionally, I've been known to wear the 'dancer' hat, as well. Feel free to ask me any questions you might have!
|Elizabeth Walton
Hey Everyone! My name is Elizabeth Walton, but I go by Liz. I am a rising junior majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Engineering Entrepreneurship. Outside of class, I am the treasurer for Theta Tau, Penn's only co-ed professional engineering fraternity, and the head choreographer for CityStep, a service group that teaches dance to underprivileged children in West Philly. I am also an avid dancer who takes class at a Koresh Dance on 20th and Rittenhouse. This summer, I am returning to my hometown, Louisville, Kentucky, to intern with Yum! Brands (the company that operates KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut) in computer/ network security. I love exploring Philadelphia and spending time with friends. Feel free to ask me all the questions you wish! I can't wait to meet you all soon!
Carrie Wang
|Alex Whitaker - OPA! Fellow
Hey everyone! My name is Alex Whitaker and I'm a rising senior majoring in Computer Science. I'm from the northwest suburbs of Chicago and came to Penn because I was really interested in Penn's interdisciplinary curricula and research opportunities. In addition to being an OPA! Fellow for CIS, I'm the secretary of Tau Beta Pi, am on the board of the Carriage LGBT Senior Society, am the former president of the Rachleff Scholars Society, and am a brother in the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. I'm also a TA for CIS 110. This summer I'll be working in Madison, Wisconsin as a software development intern for Epic.
|Sierra Yit
Hi everyone and welcome to Penn! My name is Sierra and I'm a rising Junior from Bermuda majoring in computer science with a minor in fine arts. On campus I'm a TA for CIS 120, a member of the Sigma Kappa sorority and the Women in Computer Science residential program. I'll be spending my summer working at Google on the maps team, and in my free time I enjoy going for bike rides, exploring the different Philly neighborhoods and going to concerts. I know coming to Penn can be overwhelming so feel free to reach out to me with any questions you have about pretty much anything. Looking forward to meeting you!
|Digital Media Design
|Ellen Duong
Hello and welcome to Penn Engineering! My name is Ellen and I'm a rising junior studying Digital Media Design. I am from Philadelphia, PA so I'm quite familiar with the city outside of the Penn bubble. I also love theater. I'm part of tech for Penn Sirens and go to see a lot of shows on and off campus. I am an RA in Harrison College House. Feel free to ask me any questions!
|Chloe Snyder
My name is Chloe Snyder and I am a rising junior studying Digital Media Design with a minor in Fine Arts. I'm from Westwood, Massachusetts, about half an hour outside of Boston. On campus, I am involved with Penn Democrats as the communications director and Weiss Tech House as the Design and Marketing Intern. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or concerns!
|Nancy Wong - OPA! Fellow
Hello! My name is Nancy Wong. I'm from Chattanooga, Tennessee, and I am currently an upcoming junior studying Digital Media Design. True to my major, I'm interested in computer science, art, and design, with a particular focus on game development. I'm involved with the Penn Play game jam (a 2-day hack-a-thon focused on game development), Penn's ACM SIGGRAPH chapter (an organization focused on computer graphics and interactive technologies), and am currently a teaching assistant for CIS 120. Outside of my major-related activities, I am involved with the Asian-Pacific American community on campus. Please feel free to contact me about any questions you may have!
|Electrical and Systems Engineering
Cristina Buenahora - OPA! Fellow
Lina Huang
|Hannah McGrath - OPA! Fellow
Hello freshmen! My name is Hannah McGrath, and I am a rising junior from outside Boston, MA. I originally was going majoring in Systems, but switched to Electrical after ESE 111 and my internship last summer at a hardware startup. I'm also in Wharton as an uncoordinated dual degree student, probably concentrating in Operations and Information Management. At Penn, I am part of the Society of Women Engineers and its Educational Outreach committee, the ESE Student Advisory Board, Sigma Delta Tau, and the club gymnastics team. I also enjoy running, hot yoga, hiking, and taking naps. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Abhiti Prabahar
Olivia Wind
|Management and Technology Program
|Bahram Banisadr - OPA! Fellow
Hey guys! I'm from Los Alamos, New Mexico and I'm majoring in Mechanical Engineering, Management, and getting a masters in Robotics Engineering. At school I'm involved in Penn Rugby, Penn Ski Team, University Honor Council, M&T club, and my fraternity FIJI. I also love to be outdoors whether its hiking, climbing, running, or skiing. Let me know if you ever want to join me!
Krishna Bharathala
|Erik Burbulla
Congrats on getting into Penn, but more importantly, congrats on choosing to come here! My name is Erik Burbulla and I'm from the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan. I'm a senior in the M&T program and I'm majoring in Materials Science for my SEAS degree and I'm concentrating in Marketing and Statistics for my Wharton degree. Outside of the classroom I am a Penn tour guide, I'm super involved with my fraternity Alpha Chi Rho and I'm the president of the marketing consulting club called MUSE Consulting. This summer I'll be in New York working in consulting for a company called Oliver Wyman. In my free time I really enjoy playing squash and soccer, watching sports (particularly baseball and hockey) and going out with friends. I bet you're all super excited for freshman year, so reach out if you have any quesitons.
|Partha Chopra
Hi there! My name is Parth Chopra and I am a rising sophomore in the M&T Program, studying Computer Science in Penn Engineering and Finance/Management in Wharton. I'm fascinated with the intersection of business and technology, and on campus am involved with Wharton Investment and Trading Group, Global Platinum Securities, Wharton Cohorts and the International Affairs Association. This summer I'll be interning at Google, working on creating one of the first mobile apps for their data centers. The transition to Penn can be a tough one, so always feel free to reach out to me with any questions you may have! Looking forward to meeting you soon!
|Alaric Qin
Hi! My name is Alaric and I'm from Los Angeles, CA. I'm in the M&T Program and study electrical engineering, management, and marketing! In my free time I love exploring Philadelphia, singing with my a cappella group (The Pennchants), and building random stuff. I'm a big fan of urban development and transportation related stuff, so let's talk if you're interested in that stuff too. Also, I love backyard landscaping and gardening. And all the food. Yup.
|Shannon Toole
Hey guys -- my name is Shannon and I'm originally from San Francisco, CA. I'm currently a junior in the M&T program majoring in Systems on the engineering side and Marketing and Management on the Wharton side. At Penn, I'm involved in Wharton Women, Society of Women Engineers, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and my sorority Alpha Phi. Aside from my Penn activities, I like to play volleyball, go running, and play piano. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out! Hope you're excited for freshman year at Penn :)
|Emily Zhang - OPA! Fellow
Hi everyone! My name is Emily Zhang, and I am a senior in the M&T program studying bioengineering and finance/management. I am also submatriculating to get my master's degree in bioengineering. Even though I'm only from around the corner in Bryn Mawr, PA, I have had plenty of experience going to school away from home dating back to high school – and it can be scary! On campus, my main extracurriculars are Smart Women Securities, Social Impact Consulting, and Weiss Tech House. I am also a research peer advisor (RPA) through CURF. I was also one of the Penn Thouron Scholars, which let me study abroad in Cambridge University last summer – another way of going abroad through the research avenue if you are interested in that. Can't wait to meet all of you! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
|Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics
|Eloisa Baez-Jones
Hi class of 2019! I'm a junior in mechanical engineering from Columbia, South Carolina. On campus, I'm involved with planning PennApps, the oldest and largest college hackathon. I'm also a teaching assistant for the introduction to MATLAB class. Last summer I worked in ModLab, one of the GRASP labs here. This summer I'll be interning at a robotics company in Pittsburgh. I like to spend my free time making stuff, eating good food, and watching TV. Let me know if you have any questions about Penn Engineering especially about classes and research. Looking forward to meeting all of you!
|Eli Gottlieb
Congratulations and welcome to Penn Engineering! My name is Eli Gottlieb and I am a rising sophomore from Hollywood, Florida. I am majoring in mechanical engineering and plan on minoring in engineering entrepreneurship. On campus, I am involved in the Penn Electric Racing team as well as the Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity. This summer, I will be working at a summer camp for children with disabilities as well as competing in the Formula SAE competition in Lincoln, Nebraska. In my free time, I enjoy playing sports, exploring Philly, playing video games, and working out in Pottruck. Please feel free to reach out to me about any questions you may have. I look forward to meeting all of you!
|Will Johnson - OPA! Fellow
Hello! My name is Will Johnson, and I'm a junior in MEAM looking to minor in Spanish and Cognitive Science. I was born in New York City, but I grew up just outside of Philly. Freshman year, I lived in Hill College House, the best house on campus. I participate in the Penn Running Club and Chess Club, I am a member of a political discussion group called the Polybian Society, and I help out with a STEM education camp called InnoWorks for underprivileged middle school students. And this summer, I'm going to spend two weeks in Rwanda installing a solar irrigation system! I'm really excited to be returning as an OPA, I had a great experience with it last year, and I'm here to help make your Penn experience as great as mine, if not better.
Julia Lin
|Carly Meyer - OPA! Fellow
Hi and welcome to Penn Engineering! I'm Carly Meyer and I'm a senior majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I'm from Wayne, PA, which is a suburb of Philly, so I have been traveling to Philly my whole life, but that hasn't stopped me from exploring the city as much as I can. At Penn I'm a member of the engineering sorority, Alpha Omega Epsilon. Outside of engineering, I also am president of the Curling Club and co-VP of Penn Singers, a theater group on campus. In my free time I like to get Wawa and watch TV and movies with friends. I can't wait to meet all of you and answer any questions you may have! Have a great summer!
Rachel Rusonis
|Jeremy Santiago
Congratulations and welcome to Penn Engineering Class of 2019! My name is Jeremy and I am a junior studying Mechanical Engineering, minoring in Energy and Sustainability, and sub matriculating into the Mechanical Engineering Master's Program. I am originally from the Bronx, New York but I moved upstate to Marlboro, NY when I was a junior in high school. At Penn, I am involved with the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Engineers Without Borders, MEAM mentoring, and dancing in Penn's premier Latin dance troupe Onda Latina. In my free time, when I have some, I enjoy playing piano, dancing salsa, and reading about emerging energy technology. Feel free to reach out to me and I can't wait to meet you all in the fall!
|Brian Zhang
Hey freshmen! I'm Brian Zhang, a rising sophomore from Delaware (definitely the best state). I'm a MEAM major and CIS minor, involved with Modlab, Kodlab and the RoboMentors program. Over the summer, I'll be working on Modlab's SMORES II robots. I lived on the Science and Tech Wing in King's Court during my freshman year, and loved it so much that I became the floor manager. In my free time, I like to eat, sleep, play video games, and do my best to make edible food for hobby 1. I look forward to meeting you!
Kristen Duda - OPA! Fellow
Jaron Ma
Demi Moed
Grant Shao
|networked and Social Systems Engineering (NETS)
|Rohan Alur
Welcome to the NETS class of 2019! My name is Rohan Alur, and I am a rising sophomore in the NETS program. I'm originally from the suburbs of Philadelphia, although I'll be spending this summer working for an app development company in New Jersey. On campus I am a NETS 112 TA, a member of the Wharton Real Estate Club and a member of the PKA fraternity. Outside of school, I like to play basketball and watch football. Please feel free to hit me up with any questions you might have - I remember my OPAs were incredibly helpful during my first semester at Penn, and I hope I can do the same for all of you guys.
|Corey Loman - OPA! Fellow
Hey everyone, congrats and welcome to Penn! I am a rising senior from Scranton, Pennsylvania, and I'm studying Networked & Social Systems Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. At Penn, I'm involved with Sigma Alpha Mu, Theta Tau, Hexagon, and the Dining Philosophers. I'm also a teaching assistant for NETS 150. This summer I'll be in Seattle, working for Microsoft. Outside of school-related things, I like to run and play basketball. Let me know if you need help with anything.
|Bianca Pham
Welcome freshmen! My name is Bianca Pham and I am a senior from San Diego, CA. I transferred from Bioengineering into the new Networked & Social Systems Engineering program. On campus, I am on the board of Advancing Women in Engineering, a member of Sigma Kappa, and a Teacher's Assistant for Engineering Entrepreneurship (a "must take" course!). Aside from school, I love to kickbox, play tennis and lacrosse, travel to foreign countries, and work on my social network startup side project. I am particularly interested in combining mathematical theories, technology, and sociology to solve problems that others did not realize even existed. Please do not hesitate to ask me any questions at all or come grab coffee with me to talk!
|Vagelos Integrated Program In Energy Research (VIPER)
Trisha Ramadoss
|Robert Tannenbaum - OPA! Fellow
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Treasure Room Glitch!!! (not patched yet)
Sorry guys but the latest update from August 29, 2013 makes this glitch "sort of" impossible:
Although I found this video soon after the update:
Credits and thanks to Masterkizz
OLDVERSION - Pre-Update, only OFFLINE:
There you have it guys, simply as in the video. Just tried it by myself and it still works, on any mode Normal/TVHM/UVHM:
Happy looting! :)
Credits to Scorch48202 / Imapuncha / tigersrule
Oh btw there are also a challenges tied to this:
Lost Lost Treasure - Find the super-secret area inside the Lost Treasure room.
Pirate Booty - Open Pirate Chests
Gun Runner - Pick up or purchase weapons.
The Call of Booty - Open treasure chests.
Open Pandora's Boxes - Open lootable chests.
Another Man's Treasure - Loot or purchase white items
It's Not Easy Looting Green - Loot or purchase green items
I Like My Treasure Rare - Loot or purchase blue items
Purple Reign - Loot or purchase purple items
Nothing Rhymes with Orange - Loot or purchase orange items
Also since you are not on a current mission tied to this and in free-roam it won't corrupt your save-file, so don't worry!
In order to get back (leaving the room) simply press :start:, then Save & Quit. ;)
Best Orange / Pearlescent weapons/mods (all LV50-LV61) I've looted so far from the skull-chests (+ Users' loot):
Nassty Sawbar (LV61) (Assault, Bandit)
Damage: 19804
Accuracy: 88.9
Fire Rate: 5.1
Reload Speed: 6.8
Magazine Size: 105
Burn Dmg/Sec: 13831.7
Chance to Ignite: 6.0%
Purging Stalker (LV61) (Pistol, VLDOF) - Looted by "iGoTiT4FrEe" (User)
Damage 39444
Accuracy 74.8
Fire Rate 10.05
Reload Speed 2.4
Magazine Size 41
Burn Dmg/Sec 15906.4
Chance to Burn 12.0%
Refill Avenger (LV61) (SMG, Tediore) - Looted by "Boss Francie" (User)
Damage: 20024
Accuracy: 93.9
Fire Rate: 8.3
Reload Speed: 1.5
Magazine Size: 51
Chance to Slag: 15.0%
Legendary Soldier Class Mod (Dahl) ...and I thought only "Vermivorous the Invincible" drops it :p
Cooldown Rate +31%
Gun Damage +25%
Fire Rate +17%
+5 Sentry Skill
+5 Ready Skill
+5 Impact Skill
+5 Expertise Skill
+5 Healthy Skill
+5 Preperation Skill
"It's like Christmas."
Shock Fastball (Grenade Mod, Tediore)
Damage: 115389
Blast Radius: 85
Fuse Time: 0.0
10908 Electrocute Damage
Whisky Tango Foxtrot (Shield) - Looted by "iGoTiT4FrEe" (User)
Capacity: 54809
Recharge Rate: 2731
Recharge Delay: 6.58
Booster Chance: 13.0%
Fabled Tortoise (Shield, PANGOLiN) - Looted by "iGoTiT4FrEe" (User)
Capacity: 170775
Recharge Rate: 10570
Recharge Dealay: 3.78
Max Health: -24808
Wins by a hare
Movement speed reduces while active
High capacity, reduces max health.
Movement speed increased when depleted
Potential Conference Call (Shotgun) - Looted by "iGoTiT4FrEe" (User)
Damage: 5301x5
Accuracy: 77.8
Fire Rate: 4.0
Reload Speed: 3.9
Mag Size: 9
Discharge Infinity (LV50) (Pistol) - Looted by "scooze18" (User)
Damage: 8018
Accuracy: 89.6
Fire Rate: 7.3
Reload: 2.3
Mag Size: 1
Electric Dmg/Sec: 3605.9
Chance to shock: 12%
It's closer than you think! (no it isn't)
Highly effective vs Shields
Razrez White Death (Sniper, Vladof)
Damage: 16948
Accuracy: 96.5
Fire Rate: 5.2
Reload Speed: 4.0
Magazine Size: 22
Burn Dmg/Sec: 3605.9
Chance to Ignite: 30.0%
Brisk Baby Maker (SMG, Tediore) - Looted by "maze" (User)
Damage: 5117
Accuracy: 91.1
Fire Rate: 9.3
Reload Speed: 1.5
Magazine Size: 38
Burn Dmg/Sec: 3605.9
Chance to Ignite: 10.0%
Explicit Unkempt Harold (Pistol, Torgue)
Damage: 16227
Accuracy: 91.9
Fire Rate: 2.0
Reload Speed: 2.3
Magazine Size: 20
Double Penetrating Unkempt Harold (Pistol, Torgue) - Looted by " NoNameFace" (User)
Damage: 14063x2
Accuracy: 81.8
Fire Rate: 1.6
Reload Speed: 2.3
Magazine Size: 21
Did I fire six shots, or only five? Three? seven. Whatever.
Consumes 6 ammo per shot
Deals bonus explosive damage
Win-Win Logan's Gun (Pistol, Hyperion)
Damage: 7888
Accuracy: 98.5
Fire Rate: 2.2
Reload Speed: 2.0
Magazine Size: 16
Burn Dmg/Sec: 4327.1
Chance to Ignite: 13.2%
Consummate HellFire (SMG, Maliwan)
Damage: 5083
Accuracy: 93.1
Fire Rate: 8.0
Reload Speed: 2.5
Magazine Size: 37
Burn Dmg/Sec: 5048.2
Chance to Ignite: 20.6%
Stabbing KerBLaster (Assault Rifle, Torgue)
Damage: 31177
Accuracy: 90.6
Fire Rate: 2.4
Reload Speed: 3.9
Magazine Size: 24
Sweet! I was a bit miffed that door was sealed after the second run thru, thanks for posting this!
Nice. This seems a lot easier than the other method.
I figured this was widely known already but apparently not. I ran about 30 runs Saturday and didn't get one single orange item. Plenty of bombs though... The initial jump after the 2nd invisible platform is the kicker to getting in there. You can also go to the compass location, kill ______, then get spit out, then kill ______. The path you walk is essentially over _________'s body. It just looks cooler without him but you can do it with his body too.
Yeah it's kinda tricky but once you get used to it AS EVERY GLITCH it's a breeze.
Legendary item so far looted:
Shock Fastball (Grenade Mod, Tediore)
Damage 115389
Blast Radius 85
Fuse Time 0.0
10908 Electrocute Damage
Not that good but still.
Pirate Booty progress 136/150. I wanna see someone who actually plays through the DLC and find that many chests and I've been through it already four times.
can you do this after you have done both quests that go to the treasure room ??
how do you get back ?
Little worried this may start another Armory glitch.
just cant get the right spot to jump up ugh
I'm unable to get it to work. I lost $25M respawning from falling off, and for whatever reason, I have to keep killing Leviathan and cannot get his body to "disappear" like in the video.
I found out about this a while back and farmed the room 16 times. I got 3 oranges, always from the interior chests.
I personally had a hard time getting the glitch where you keep rising to activate, and it usually took me about 2 minutes or so of spamming jump. But everything else was pretty simple.
yeah i can't do this,its the part where he just randomly looks around and points at the ceiling and starts jumping(yeah like the very first part)
if the Leviathan is there,what am i supposed to be looking at at that point,am supposed to be jumping up his body or something,after trying to copy exactly what he does in the video,i just jump up and down
You can also read the comments below the video which helps most of the time, there is also the link in the description for the "original video", that's why I credit both users but here you go:
After you're stuck in the corner, look left. Midway between the pillar at the fight floor and the rectangle in the background is a circular-looking patch. Look up from there and you will see a triangular looking rock. If you zoom in on the rock, you'll see a 'v'. Aim at the v, press forward, and jump. If your character does not jump, turn around and look at the circular splotch the video does while jumping. Just jump. I can do this every time without fail now.
I'm using the V he is talking about but there is also a point by the original user. Here is a picture:
Guys, PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE. It's obviously not easy the first time but once you get it done right you can access the Treasure Room in less than 3 minutes.
it seems random,because he does it that fast and expects us to know what the hell he has just done
and that's another thing,how the fuck did you get the Leviathan to disappear as well?
that damn thing is there everytime i am,i have killed it a dozen times now
when the guy looks up,i have looked at his mini map,and positioned myself the same,but i have a ledge sticking out from the left that is not in his video
Strange though, when I'm doing this with my Commando character in Normal mode the Leviathan is also gone. Story quest turned in but didn't accept the Treasure of The Sands side-quest. So it must be a thing between them.
yeah unfortunately i have done them both so that is probably why it's always appearing
I did see this video that worked for me a treat,but it cut off before i had to jump over,so i didn't know and i fell and got stuck and had to quit and now i can't do it again for some reason
The thing is,i don't even want what's in the treasure Chests,it was all garbage when i first and second went..i just want the challenge,and despise Gearbox for putting a challenge behind a locked door...i do my challenges after the story
Blaze,just seen you invite....not got my headset with me i am afraid
I've not done this DLC on TVHM yet,so i will probably go through it again some time soon
Thanks for your help anyway
Found another two orange weapons at the same time in two different chests, guess the rate in this DLC or these skull-chests are higher in the main-game since "normally" you can access them only twice:
Razrez White Death (Sniper)
Damage 16948
Accuracy 96.5
Fire Rate 5.2
Reload Speed 4.0
Magazine Size 22
Burn Dmg/Sec 3605.9
Change to Ignite 30.0%
Consummate HellFire (SMG)
Damage 5083
Accuracy 93.1
Fire Rate 8.0
Reload Speed 2.5
Magazine Size 37
Burn Dmg/Sec 5048.2
Chance to Ignite 20.6%
I used this video to help me out. It's a lot more informative than the one in the OP.
Thanks for the video I switched it. Definitely better!
Got a feeling this has been patched guys, just been trying it for the last hour or so and no luck :-(
If you are doing this for the last hour than you must definitely doing something wrong here.
Done it! Thanks Blaze, your words encouraged me not to give up. Perseverance paid off! Now I can get the treasure room challenges ticked off.
Also what video are you following!? I posted only one video and you can get challenge even after you've turned in the quest.
I was using the shorter video as a guide, got it done now though. I think I prefer the method with the leviathans body as it gives me visual references. Gonna sell my loot and have another crack at it, see if I can get into the farming rhythm, already found a few legendary items in there from the first to official runs, best one so far was the legendary hunter class mod.
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Ron Vlaar made it into Rio Ferdinand's FIFA World Cup team of the tournament - with not a second to spare!
Ferdinand, along with fellow pundits Chris Waddle, Tim Vickery and Alan Shearer, filmed a video montage - which was screened just before the showpiece final at the Maracana - where they selected the best XI players of the fantastic festival of football.
In it, they agreed on Costa Rica's Giancarlo González and Germany's Mats Hummels as their centre-half partnership.
But when that particular montage was over and the cameras returned live to the studio with Gary Lineker, Ferdinand quickly interrupted and said: "I've changed my mind. I'm putting Ron Vlaar in there. He's been brilliant."
Shearer looked slightly concerned at the late change - but Alan Hansen - a man of defensive integrity - didn't disagree in the slightest.
Ron Vlaar was a true gentleman - even in his lowest moment of the epic tournament.
Villa skipper Vlaar was accompanied on to the pitch for the Netherlands v Argentina semi-final by mascot Yan Qimai from China.
Qimai told us he was too nervous to talk to Concrete Ron on the eve of the match because of his stature.
But the youngster plucked up the courage to congratulate him on a fine display - which saw him keep out Lionel Messi for 120 minutes - after the game.
Qimai said: "Ron is very big man. I tried to talk to him in the tunnel before we walked on to the pitch but I was so nervous at that moment.
"However, I didn't want my special moment to pass me by with any regrets, so after the game in the tunnel I had the courage to say "good job" to him - that is the only few English words I know.
"Ron gave me the thumbs-up. I can't tell you how excited I was. He is my favourite player forever now."
His father also told us: "My son was so excited to be a World Cup matchday mascot with Ron Vlaar.
"He felt so proud of Ron's excellent performance in that game.
"He just kept talking about him - days after the match was over.
"This is an incredible experience for him. He is a big Ron Vlaar fan now.
"I am going to buy him a Villa shirt, with the captain's name and number on it, for him as a birthday gift."
Gary Shaw popped in to deliver the new away shirt as part of #ThePerfectSunday campaign - only to find Rachael Foxall was a huge Peter Withe fan.
Six European Cup legends were on the road to hand out the second shirt for the 2014-15 term, which is a throwback to the top worn by those aces in 1982.
Shaw arrived in Shirley, only to discover strike partner Withe was the resident's favourite.
The golden boy had it covered, however, as he slipped a Withe mask out of the glovebox to surprise her.
In the end, Rachael admitted she was joking - and over the moon to meet the strike ace.
Once again, a big thank-you to DPD and Lions & Legends for their help.
Villa Ladies ace Hayley Crackle spoke on the eve of the Oxford Women game of a desire to get her own back on her team-mates who had singled her out for good natured teasing.
Villa's young and promising squad take it in turns to name and shame players in a range of categories for the official match programme.
Crackle's name has come up in a host of areas.
The reliable right-back is ready to take no prisoners when it's her turn - and her resolve was only heightened further when she was picked out yet again in the weekend matchday programme.
England star Sherry McCue said: "Hayley Crackle likes to break out a dance when any song comes on in the changing room.
"But she's definitely not the best dancer! Haha!"
Expect the revenge to be swift and substantial!
On the subject of Villa Ladies, it was great to see a special guest at our game against Oxford Women this Sunday.
The official Villa Twitter suggested on the eve of the game that the match would be a good opportunity to check out the on-field talent of the girls with no men's football on show at present.
And we enjoyed a good turnout - including midfielder Ashley Westwood.
Great to see the central ace there and his attendance obviously worked a treat as the team worked hard for a 1-0 win over the impressive Women's Super League 2 side.
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Verizon, Unions Set To Return To Bargaining TableThe U.S. Department of Labor said both sides agreed to return to the bargaining table on Tuesday to continue their discussions.
Verizon Workers Go On Strike Amid Contract DisputeTens of thousands of Verizon landline and cable workers on the East Coast have walked off the job after working without a contract since August.
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Update on MohammedMohammed, age 43, operates a spice store. He is a previous Kiva borrower and his business has benefited from his previous loan. His educational background is secondary school and he lives in Sana'a, Yemen. He is hard-working and determined and does not fear challenges. He and his wife have raised four children.
He has applied for a loan in the amount of 350000 YER from AMB in order to buy basic household goods such as sauces, beans, spices, seasoning, rice, cooking oil, and sugar with which to stock his business. He thanks Kiva for funding the first loan and is grateful for your support.
Previous Loan DetailsMohammed is 42 years old, a married man, and has three adult children. His educational background is secondary school and he lives in Sana`a, Yemen. He is hard-working and determined and does not fear challenges. He has been operating a spice store. He began this business more than six years ago,... More from Mohammed's previous loan »
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This loan is governed by Islamic lending principles. Because Islamic Law prohibits the charging of interest, Al-Amal is charging 0% interest on this loan. This is a Murabaha loan, which means that Al-Amal purchases goods for borrowers and charges a fee or mark-up. Click here to learn more about this loan type and Kiva's approach to lending in the Islamic world.
About Al-Amal Microfinance BankAl-Amal reaches out to low-income micro-entrepreneurs and small business owners in Yemen with a suite of credit, savings, and insurance products tailored for Muslim borrowers. Before lending through Al-Amal, please consider the following:
1) Due to ongoing security concerns, full due-diligence of Al-Amal was conducted remotely rather than on-site. This makes Al-Amal atypical among Kiva's Field Partners, as Kiva staff have not conducted an on-site assessment. Al-Amal's assessment included in-person meetings with the top management in other, more secure locations in the Middle East.
2) Because Yemen is a new and unstable environment, there is a possibility that future loan repayments could be held indefinitely in the country for regulatory reasons, even if individual borrowers pay back their loans. As a lender to borrowers in Yemen, you accept this additional risk.
Additionally, all of Al-Amal's products are Sharia compliant and customized for its Muslim clients. Most of the loans are structured as Murabaha interest free loans. Al-Amal purchases goods for its borrowers and charges them a markup or fee. Al-Amal is also experimenting with Ijarah loans (an Islamic leasing product). For more information on Islamic microfinance, please click here.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 20 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Nov 17, 2012
- Listed
- Nov 20, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Nov 17, 2013
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Kiva allows our Field Partners to re-use the same photo for individual borrowers that have been posted on Kiva's website once before in a 24 month period, and we allow them to re-use group photos for up to 24 months, provided that 80% of the current group's membership is represented.
Taking, collecting, and uploading photos of borrowers is one of the most challenging elements of using Kiva for our Field Partners. In order to make Kiva easier for Field Partners to use, we have allowed them to post successive and concurrent loans without taking a new photo of the borrower if the criteria above are met.


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Lebanese singer Haifa Wehbe has been making history again [2]as the first Arab artist ever to be invited to the Ankara Music Festival [3] in Turkey. Haifa is a very much a VIP and received a special invite to attend by the Turkish Ministry of Tourism.
The singer's performance at the festival was a once in a life time event [4] as she sang all her biggest hits to an elaborate laser show in the background. The Lebanese beauty kept it glamorous in a full length white gown [5]. She was clearly a crowd favorite as the audienced danced the night away in the Turkish capital.
[1] http://www.syndigate.info
[2] http://www.albawaba.com/entertainment/haifa-wehbe-fifi-abdo-431000
[3] http://ankaramusicfestival.com/
[4] http://www.albawaba.com/entertainment/haifa-lawsuit-drama-egypt-425755
[5] http://www.albawaba.com/editorchoice/haifa-wehbe-agrees-loan-%E2%80%98that%E2%80%99-dress-obama%E2%80%99s-wife-416182
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Michelin Presents Wallpaper Wednesday: 'Vette on Vossens
As dressy as this C7 Corvette Stingray looks on Vossen wheels, the rolling stock's extra visual appeal hits you as though the car is undressing right in front of you. Click on the image after the jump to download this week's Wednesday wallpaper, and after doing so, keep a close watch on your temperature under the collar … under-collar overheating can cause your head to blow clear off your body, and nobody wants to clean up that mess.
Vossen's Precision Series Wheels on a Black C7 Corvette Stingray
Remember that black Corvette Stingray that Vossen Wheels showed off down at the Palm Beach International Raceway in South Florida last month? Vossen has just uploaded a new photoshoot with the C7 wearing their soon-to-be-released Vossen Precision Series Wheels in a gloss graphite finish. The photo setting is startling, taking place on a dark, gloomy […]
Ooh, Aah – Vossen Wheels on the C7 Corvette Stingray
It appears people love Vossen's videos as much as they love the company's wheels, so here's a Vossen video featuring the C7 Corvette Stingray wearing Vossen's new Precision Series rims. They're 20 inches at the front and 21 inches at the rear, and are finished in gloss graphite. Vossen has yet to capture stills of […] More »


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Spliffe says:
You can add television to that. Even for you guys who pay for it.
Adam says:
Well if thats how facebook feels about their users I'd like to see their business model hold up if no one was using it.
adjams says:
"Well if thats how facebook feels about their users I'd like to see their business model hold up if no one was using it."
I'd like to see any business model that holds up with nobody using it!
Charles says:
Jessica says:
Possibly there are some things that money can't buy, politics can't win, and corporations can't control.
Maybe there is a world beyond a business environment that thinks of people as a commodity.
As adjams said – "I'd like to see any business model that holds up with nobody using it!"
What if people were no longer thought of as commodities but instead as assets. That's the way it was taught to me in Biz 101. Seems to be the only way it really sustains a society as well, unless its a 'red light district' kinda place.
Lesson – Businesses are created by people, maintained by people (employees), to serve people (customers). There's nothing wrong with what facebook is doing it's the individuals responsibility, business and otherwise, to remember that people aren't commodities, just like any other privelege we have in a democratic society.
Ingo says:
> Maybe there is a world beyond a business environment that thinks of people as a commodity.
There is. But its not facebook.
Alex says:
yeah, pretty naive to think of the business model as anything but a way to get eyes onto ads… luckily, this is a bit of an extremist image, as we aren't being slaughtered, just advertised to, and we're being provided a service to keep us with our eyes on the ads. It could as well be titled "youtube and you" or "google and you" or "the entire internet and you"
SmarterThanYou says:
The user is the content.
Content is king.
If anything FB should pay users for keeping them afloat.
The day the better FB comes out and people leave the party is the day it is all over….
boomzy says:
That day might be soon with that google plus thing.
waffler says:
Yeah, google+… another "free" service that sells you to advertisers…
Matt says:
At least Google allows their users to earn some of the ad revenue they get from their advertisers with advertisements on the users own posted content.
Tammy says:
boomzy-I used that "google plus thing" you speak of and I hated it and deleted it!!
Neil says:
Replace Facebook with Google and it'd be about right.
There's no way on earth I'm getting on Google+. I don't need to give them yet another way to track me.
JeiThorpe says:
"They" are already tracking you.
Randell says:
Facebook = PURE EVIL
Alex says:
just like youtube, and myspace, and google, and this website, and every other website you've been to without paying for anything today, or ever…
Veerle says:
Welcome to the internet! :)
Bill V says:
I'd like to know why Facebook gets singled out for this, when there are literally thousands of other organizations making money the exact same way.
Nothing is free. Nothing. If you receive any *product or service*, you're paying for it in some way, be it directly, indirectly, or even figuratively. No exceptions.
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B says:
Facebook gets singled out for this because it's basically a bait and switch of sorts. It started out as a cool college tool for meeting people and seeing what your friends are up to, then it turned into a tracking system in which users are fooled into thinking the site exists to facilitate their social interactions. In reality, Facebook is just using its users to get demographic information and preference data (I.e. what you 'like' while using the site) that it can turn around and sell to any company that would find such consumer data useful. It's disgusting. Get off Facebook!
Jens says:
Lovely, but stolen…
(Not by twentytwowords, though :) )
Dvdff says:
Ads beings useful being a subjective thing of course
Katybeth says:
Solution is easy. If you don't like Facebook or any other social media site exercise your free will and don't use it. When you click on this web site those clicks are sold to advertisers (more or less) is that a bad thing? If you think it is don't click.
LIndsay says:
no wonder i feel like a whore
TR says:
What's face book?
Ferit Tuzer says:
this also goes for web browsers, TV, news sites, comedy central shows, NPR and more, if facebook is evil they're all evil.


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The Dropper Map for Minecraft 1.7.9/1.7.5/1.7.2/1.6.4/1.5.2
July 20, 2013 | Minecraft Map | No Comments|
If you love adventure, i think you will never miss this map for your Minecraft – The Dropper Map by Birge.
There are a lot of challenging level in this map, so just keep calm and go ahead!
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How to install The Dropper Map:
- Open Run Window.
- Type %appdata%/roaming/.minecraft/saves then click OK.
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If you're looking for an appealing resort in the Playa Blanca area of Lanzarote, the Aparthotel Cay Beach Sun could be the ideal selection to make. Designed to appeal to those looking for an affordable yet fun-packed family holiday, the hotel has a range of appealing apartments that provide you with more room than the average hotel room.
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On the other hand if you want to get out of the sun while they're in the kids' club, you could always try the gym with its various items of equipment, or simply do some lazy lengths in that pool.
Room Information and Room Facilities
The Aparthotel Cay Beach Sun provides you with either one- or two-bedroom apartments depending on your requirements. If you're on the ground floor you can enjoy a private terrace, while those on upper floors get their own private balcony. You'll also benefit from having your own kitchen – ideal if you want to self-cater and perfect for those midnight snacks or preparing coffees to kick-start the day!
Every apartment is bright, fresh and engaging – just the place to base your stay. The large windows can be opened out to let in the fresh air, and you'll be happy to enjoy some quiet time there if you'd prefer to escape the pool for a while. Your terrace or balcony might offer the perfect retreat while the kids are enjoying their own entertainment.
Food and Drink Options
You won't go hungry at this resort. The restaurant provides a generous buffet spread at both breakfast and dinner, while you can always find a nice snack for lunch if you're lazing around the pool area. There's a snack bar available as well as a pool bar, so you can always find the right thing to eat or drink.
Of course with the appeal of Playa Blanca right on the doorstep, you also have the chance to visit local shops and try out some of the appealing restaurants outside the hotel itself. You won't have far to go and you might even have a chance to eat dinner while looking out over the beach and the ocean. All in all, the Aparthotel Cay Beach Sun offers everything you could want in the culinary sense.
Traveller reviews
Top traveller tips for Aparthotel Cay Beach Sun
by mollymouse
" perfect family holiday with young children "
by Griff
" If you're there for carnival you HAVE to go. It's like nothing you'll have seen before "
by Julia Robinson
" ask for a groundfloor apartment... much more accessible from the pool "
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Address: Calle Las Brenas s/n, Lanzarote 35570, Spain