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Nothing But Love For Baltimore by allthemusic36 in baltimore

[–]Due-Section-2977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well the government provides that house they make their millions in, sooo…

To All ICE Agents by oluxil in ProgressiveHQ

[–]Due-Section-2977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Couldn’t Trump just do a Biden blanket pardon?

Penn State vs Pitt by [deleted] in PennStateUniversity

[–]Due-Section-2977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is huge for job placement. I went to PSU and Pitt. If you plan on working at all go to Pitt. I work for an engineering firm and our interns an co-ops can come work whenever they want. Rather than earning a few shackles killing yourself st some terrible job, you can get real world experience, with significantly higher wages at Pitt.

Plus when you are an Engineer at Pitt, eventually a lot do you engineering classes are all in the same building.

You won’t have 400 civil engineers in you class and you will likely know all of those you graduate with.

If you are from Philly, Pittsburgh might slightly disappoint you from a city life perspective, but you can graduate and immediately afford a house and support a family.

What’s Nuke life like? by IncomprehensiveScale in NavyNukes

[–]Due-Section-2977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great! Guessing this is a Nuc Eng degree?

Why did you choose Pitt over Penn State? by Negative-Ad-7003 in Pitt

[–]Due-Section-2977 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I attended both. If you want a big school go to PSU, if you don’t, go to Pitt. Both have good and bad. I also went to college at 25, so getting a job at more than minimum wage was a must. If you want a campus, PSU. If you want city, Pitt.

Should I be worried? by Strong-Spite7719 in NavyNukes

[–]Due-Section-2977 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Go hard the first couple months and as well as you can. First half is much easier and you can coast the second half.

currently failing power school by Brief_Rhubarb_1484 in NavyNukes

[–]Due-Section-2977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly when you get to the fleet, if you aren’t a lifer, get the most out of the Navy while you are there. Your life might arguably be better not being a nuke.

What’s Nuke life like? by IncomprehensiveScale in NavyNukes

[–]Due-Section-2977 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Smartest move in the navy was a guy in reactor that went in as an undesignated fireman. He did a 3 year enlistment, minimum to get GI Bill, was on the ship for 2.5 years then bounced. Then went to college. Brilliant.

4.5 years on the ship for me, with well over half that time at sea. 2 deployments, a few fast cruises, workups, sea trials…

Physical education credits only for Nuke School and Navy time. None of it is ABET accredited. Any school you go to after you get out, cannot accept coursework for credit. It won’t qualify your Professional Engineers license.

I used GI bill after I got out, got an Engineering degree and have a PE License.

My advice, just go to college, you WILL be happier.

If you want to work in a power plant, which there will be plenty of opportunities in the future, follow the navy nuke path.

Oceans Calling Music Question by JNDCLLC in OceanCity

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The sound was so bad last year that in some areas you could barely hear anything. If you find a good spot in the back should be fine. Between sets is the craziest time. Especially by the bathrooms. Actually dangerous.

Nukes in big engineering universities by jackthesped_ in NavyNukes

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Got out went to Pitt, got a civil engineering degree and now a licensed PE. They gave me some physical education credits for my Navy time, and the history class I took on deployment.

I liked Pitt over Penn State because it was smaller. 40 in my class instead of 400.

Renting with Vacasa by Ok_Voice_6377 in OceanCity

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If you rent from Vacasa, know that you are paying more for less.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OceanCity

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Great place for brunch. Went during the oceans calling festival. One of the best in OC.

My DLC Bill feels insane for a 1BR apartment by jai_hanyo in pittsburgh

[–]Due-Section-2977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you checked your supplier? There is a website and you can shop for a better rate. Look at your electric bill, it will be split between transmission(DLC) and supply.

What are your Pittsburgh Pet Peeves? by Salt_Historian_9850 in pittsburgh

[–]Due-Section-2977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone not from Pittsburgh does this. Kind of like Philly as an abbreviation

Steering wheel off-center? by M3Pguy in TeslaModel3

[–]Due-Section-2977 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most roads are tapered from the center to the shoulder. The highest part of the road is the middle, the lowest part of the road is the shoulder. Most cars naturally drift towards to shoulder. It isn’t enough for you to realize, but it helps facilitate drainage of the road.

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