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**TC_Halogen** · 07-17-2014, 11:34 AM

I'm starting to realize that I'm jack of all trades. Well, maybe not all trades, but I do know how to do a lot of pretty useful things, heh.

I'm a respectable writer and have a lot of confidence in the process of proofreading. I'll proofread documents for you and note redundancies, structural issues, grammatical issues, issues with brevity, etc.

I also do have an acceptable musical ear -- I don't have perfect pitch, but I do a few years of music theory. I'll also dabble in any music genre that I'm in the mood for at a given time inside of FL studio. I've spent time working on a decent wobble bass in FL Studio, and I've spent time composing an orchestral score in FL Studio as well. I can read treble clef based sheet music, but it is a challenge for me to transcribe because I don't have perfect pitch.

Currently in studying the field of IT; I have some knowledge of SQL databasing (more specifically T-SQL but most of the changes between things like T/MY/PL SQL are just minor syntactical things). I also am alright at programming in various languages despite constantly considering myself shitty at it (the fact of the matter is that I just lack the motivation to start a cohesive projects). I also have a basic knowledge of networking structures (topologies, WANs/LANs/VLANs, authentication infrastructures like Kerberos/RADIUS, etc), although most of this is through reading and very little of it is with actual materials. I need to get some CISCO products to play with, and a VM with some of these special bits of software.

Despite my issues on FFR, which are due mostly to a lack of motivation and disinterest, I am also a generally strong project manager. My effectiveness is most noticed when I am actually the co-manager of a project, because I generally can push people to get things done better than getting things aggressively done on my own.

Also, if life ever brings you guys in the dumps, I'm generally a good person to talk to. I like to motivate people into better situations and I'm a rational person who likes to observe things from multiple viewpoints.

EDIT: I'm also a well rounded stepartist for both pad and keyboard if anyone ever has questions, lol

07-17-2014, 11:34 AM	#36
TC_Halogen Rhythm game specialist. Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Bel Air, Maryland Age: 34 Posts: 19,376	Re: The FFR Network -- We need YOU! I'm starting to realize that I'm jack of all trades. Well, maybe not all trades, but I do know how to do a lot of pretty useful things, heh. I'm a respectable writer and have a lot of confidence in the process of proofreading. I'll proofread documents for you and note redundancies, structural issues, grammatical issues, issues with brevity, etc. I also do have an acceptable musical ear -- I don't have perfect pitch, but I do a few years of music theory. I'll also dabble in any music genre that I'm in the mood for at a given time inside of FL studio. I've spent time working on a decent wobble bass in FL Studio, and I've spent time composing an orchestral score in FL Studio as well. I can read treble clef based sheet music, but it is a challenge for me to transcribe because I don't have perfect pitch. Currently in studying the field of IT; I have some knowledge of SQL databasing (more specifically T-SQL but most of the changes between things like T/MY/PL SQL are just minor syntactical things). I also am alright at programming in various languages despite constantly considering myself shitty at it (the fact of the matter is that I just lack the motivation to start a cohesive projects). I also have a basic knowledge of networking structures (topologies, WANs/LANs/VLANs, authentication infrastructures like Kerberos/RADIUS, etc), although most of this is through reading and very little of it is with actual materials. I need to get some CISCO products to play with, and a VM with some of these special bits of software. Despite my issues on FFR, which are due mostly to a lack of motivation and disinterest, I am also a generally strong project manager. My effectiveness is most noticed when I am actually the co-manager of a project, because I generally can push people to get things done better than getting things aggressively done on my own. Also, if life ever brings you guys in the dumps, I'm generally a good person to talk to. I like to motivate people into better situations and I'm a rational person who likes to observe things from multiple viewpoints. EDIT: I'm also a well rounded stepartist for both pad and keyboard if anyone ever has questions, lol Last edited by TC_Halogen; 07-17-2014 at 11:41 AM..