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Here are a few transcriptions that I was working on awhile back that I want to share. I am a huge Robert Glasper fan. Once I graduate in a few weeks I should more time to dedicate to transcribing.

We're going to be near 60+ members this Spring, and one thing we haven't done in my 4 years as a Brother is do a retreat, especially since this the biggest we've ever been. Does anyone have any suggestions for what they've done in the past? I'm also treasurer, so if you have any cost suggestions, that would be great as well.

Hi everyone, for the past couple of years we've been attempting to improve our relations with our alumni (since we've been really neglecting; I'm sure some of you would choke if you heard that). Anyways, we don't have a house, but does anyone have any good ideas for homecoming weekend events to plan for our alumni? We'll definitely be hitting the tailgate hard.

I've been spending the past week back and forth because Dell, after I sent them pictures of a cracked bottom assembly of a new-ish laptop, determined that the damage was only covered under their Complete Care warranty (accidental damages). Even thought the warranty is good for 2-3 more years.

Has anyone else experienced the Dell struggle? It's one thing to switch up, but another to do it on an enterprise customer. The joys of interning...

EDIT: Apparently it was just a basic warranty and no one told me.

Hi everyone, I was told that maybe this might be a good place to start.

I am currently a senior in college, and starting to take up iOS development. I decided that this would be a nice freelance gig, along with some piano stuff that I do. Since I'm beginning, what would be some good suggestions get started and reach out to the right people?

I am currently studying iOS development; particularly with new startups and businesses. Since the summer is coming up, I am looking to work on a few projects, especially to add to my portfolio. If anyone has any comments or questions, feel free to PM me or reply below.

I'm quite new to the iOS freelancing scene, so I thought I would start somewhere :)

Hi everyone,

I recently got an offer for a company to work heavily with SCCM. I have experience with it at my job, but since I have a couple of months before I begin, and I wanted to learn a few things beforehand. Does anyone have any suggestions? Of course, I could just make a VM of Windows Server; that's always the easiest way.

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One of my friends always wanted to understand why I liked chillwave, so I created a Spotify playlist for him; feel free to comment on it, and follow if you like, I update it regularly. Also, if you have any Spotify playlists, feel free to comment and I'll follow yours :)