The FFR Network -- We need YOU!

[JohnRedWolf87]

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Not quite sure what I can add to the group.

I have a bachelors in accounting and a masters in management. However, I didn't retain any of that knowledge very well. :P

I work as an accounting clerk. So I guess I could provoide some tips on Oracle or ReconNET, if anyone uses those. :P
I know a few tricks in Excel, as well.

Other than that, I'm always available as someone to talk to about problems. I might not always have good advice or any advice, but I'm there.

[rushyrulz]

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I'm good at teaching people things in general up to about a high-school to college gen-ed level without going too in-depth. I'm also a good java programmer and a very good perl programmer (example)

[Niala]

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I WRITE GOOD.

AND SING GOOD.

I've also done a LOT of theater (technically a paid professional) so if you have any questions about shit in that area (as far as acting is concerned) i can help out.

in a couple of years i'll be able to fix ur glasses too but that seems irrelevant I KNOW ABOUT EYES sometimes.

[choof]

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I think maybe I'm also doing sound design but I'm not sure how good I am at it !!

[blindreper1179]

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I listen well, and am very logical. Almost never does emotion of others get in the way when trying to help them. Whether to just listen or need help with stress, come talk. =)

[TC_Halogen]

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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

[MarioNintendo]

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Thanks for the quality posts, everyone. I definitely learned a few things here about some of you, which is great!! The OP is up-to-date so far. If you forgot to mention something, don't hesitate and hit me up so I can add it! The more, the better!

[Wafles]

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Guess I'll throw my stuff in here:
Bachelors degree in Comp. Sci (Software Engineering)
Many years of web development experience (4+ professional), currently working as a full time developer for a relatively small firm.
Some moderate freelance graphics experience (my stepmania graphics aren't very good but I think I'm decent at web design stuff).
Then there's the whole simfile/yolomania thing. I also have some experience in stepmania theme customization and noteskin creation.

[xThai]

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Currently in my last year in university for mathematics. This Fall, I'll be TAing calc I. So If anyone does need any help with high school math or 1st year math (calc I, calc II, linear algebra and whatever), I'll be happy to help you out.

I have a DDR machine with ITG on it, so if you do live near me, just give me a message and I'll be happy to let you play on it lulz, it'll also give me some motivation to play since I rarely play. ~

[Zageron]

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This sounds like it could be fun, simply by the amount of stuff we have to offer here.

Here is a high level rundown of my internet life.

http://adambryant.ca/about/

- So I have profuse experience in community management, if no formal training.
- I'm a musician, I used to play Piano and Saxophone a lot. Additionally, I've created music.
- I'm confident in my writing skills--mostly for fiction, but I have experience with essays as well.
- I'm an audiophile and have high standards for music quality, yet have a very wide range of tastes in genres and styles. (pic)
- Programmer. I'm pretty good at that stuff with weird symbols that make things happen.
- I'm ok at FFR one handed? c:

Dunno what else to add.

I could help program tool back-ends for content and help distribution if that is in the plan. I can also host a Trello for this, as I host the other two FFR Trello pages at the moment.

[Hakulyte]

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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'm basically the French version of this. I can help people preparing for ÉUF or anything college level and below.

[Xyr0]

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I don't always show it 100% in my posts and the like, but I am also a huge grammar/spelling/proofreading nut. I don't really have a background in it but I scored a perfect 36 in English on the ACT for example. I don't mind doing proofreading.

I'm also a good listener and don't tend to judge people as I know I've done some pretty stupid things myself and know people who have done worse than most of what anyone talks to me about in general. I don't like when people suffer alone, so for real, come talk to me. I'll try to help if I can, or at least listen.

General knowledge of C++ and a pretty significant grasp of Html/CSS, learning various things too. Down to chat with anyone on any of those areas since they're of interest to me, though I don't know how much I can actually help out with them.

If you want dubstep recommendations I've got you covered. Lol.

[TheSaxRunner05]

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I have a fair grounding in music theory from college, but now I'm doing retail pricing and database management for grocery chains. That's what you get with a music degree these days!

[Charu]

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I know how to make idle gifs.

Or the technical thing:

I know how to take apart an image, recreate it, and then animate it using Adobe After Effects CS6. (Also Flash CS6 too)

Also I know my motion design.

[danceflashrevo]

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Still in high school so... I haven't "branched out" per se

Learning Java (5 on AP exam for comp sci)
I play a few instruments, not yet masterfully (piano, guitar, bass, drums, sax a bit, and I heard I can sing)
I help my friends by analyzing and critiquing their music