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       <p> Ayaka Yorihiro (頼廣 采佳) </p>
       <p> she/her </p>
       <p> Gates Hall 456 </p>
       <p> <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a></p>
       <p> <a href = "Ayaka_Yorihiro_CV_Current.pdf"> CV </a></p>
-      <p> <a href = "https://twitter.com/ayaka_yourhero"> Twitter </a></p>
+      <!-- <p> <a href = "https://twitter.com/ayaka_yourhero"> Twitter </a></p> -->
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       <h2> About </h2>
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           Zachary Palmer</a>.
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       <p>
-        I am generally interested in Programming Languages and Software Engineering, with the goal
-        to explore various
-        avenues to help programmers and engineers better understand code and find bugs.
-        At Swarthmore, I worked on developing the
-        theory and implementation of <i>Plume</i>, a family of static program analyses
-        for functional programs that supports not only fixed-size list-based context models,
-        but also a <i>Set-based</i> context model, where control flows are equated with
-        the same set of call sites on the program stack. From experimentation on both
-        types of context models in various program analyses,
-        we found that the set-based model shows promise for tractability and
-        expressivity on representative functional programs for both forward- and demand-driven
-        functional analyses.
+        I am generally interested in Programming Languages and
+        Software Engineering. My research explores ways to help
+        programmers better understand and find bugs in their code. At
+        Swarthmore, I worked on developing the theory and
+        implementation of <i>Plume</i>, a family of static program
+        analyses for functional programs that supports not only
+        fixed-size list-based context models, but also
+        a <i>Set-based</i> context model, where control flows are
+        equated with the same set of call sites on the program stack.
+        From experimentation on both types of context models in
+        various program analyses, we found that the set-based model
+        shows promise for tractability and expressivity on
+        representative functional programs for both forward- and
+        demand-driven functional analyses.
+      </p>
+      <p>My first name can be pronounced like either "eye-AH-ka" or
+               "AH-ya-ka", and a nice work-around in pronouncing my
+               last name is to say "You're a hero" fast.
       </p>
       <h2> Research </h2>
       <h3> Publications </h3>
@@ -103,32 +108,32 @@ <h2> Service </h2>
            <h2> Misc </h2>
            <h3> Fun Facts </h3>
            <ul>
-             <li> Outside CS, I am a big fan of many things: dogs, the viola,
+             <li> Outside CS, I am a big fan of many things: dogs, the viola, singing,
                board games, baking, memes, the J-POP band <a href = "https://higedan.com/">
                  Official HIGE DANdism</a>
                wonderful comedy shows
                <a href = "https://www.nbc.com/the-good-place">The Good
                  Place</a> and <a href =
                  "https://www.nbc.com/parks-and-recreation">Parks and
-                 Recreation</a>, and more! Recently I've been enjoying
+                 Recreation</a>, and more! Recently, I've been
                  listening to the artist <a href =
                  "https://www.universal-music.co.jp/ado/">Ado</a> and
-                 reading old novels by <a href =
+                 reading mystery novels by <a href =
                  "https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/117366.Keigo_Higashino">Keigo
-                 Higashino</a>.
+                 Higashino</a> and <a href =
+                 "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miyuki_Miyabe">Miyuki
+                 Miyabe</a>.
              </li>
              <li> My undergrad thesis in Music was written about Johann Nepomuk Hummel,
                a composer contemporary of Beethoven, and his role in cultivating the
-               improvisatory <i> Fantasie </i> and <i> Potpourri </i> musical genres.
+               improvisatory <i>Fantasie</i> and <i>Potpourri</i> musical genres.
                You can read it <a href = "music_senior_comp.pdf">here</a>.
              </li>
              <li> I was on the Varsity Tennis team for all four years of my High School
                career, and somehow this surprised all of my friends in college.</li>
              <li> I am one of those people who have perfect pitch, and
              will tell you that I have perfect pitch whenever I get a
              chance to do so. </li>
-             <li> My first name can be pronounced like either "eye-AH-ka" or "AH-ya-ka", and a nice
-               work-around in pronouncing my last name is to say "You're a hero" fast. </li>
              <li> If you take the first letter off of my last name, it becomes an element
                of a nonregular language - the language of palindromes!
              </li>