thecore22

I don't know about many of you, but when the final buzzer sounded the other night it felt like I had everyone I've ever met text me congratulations, as if I directly had something to do the Knicks winning.

I've had many people, who are not Knicks or even big basketball fans, tell me they were rooting for us to win because of likeable the personalities on the team were. Brunson's 1A/underdog persona, KAT's story of his mom, the Nova Knicks trio, and certainly amplified with how they played the comeback kids role throughout the series. It's difficult to find a bad thing to say about these guys as people.

Seems like after G7 of the WCF everyone was hopping on the Wemby bandwagon and it was h

Was last night disappointing? Yes, but we still have control of the series. There is a reason only one team EVER has won 15 straight playoff games, and that team had Steph Curry and Kevin Durant. It was almost inevitable the win streak would end at some point.

If we go .500 over the next 4 games, we are NBA Champions. Game 4 and 6 at home. We are still in control of the series. We are up in the series despite JB having subpar shooting performances.

2 more. 0-0 mindset. Job's not finished. Knicks in 5.

LGK

Greetings,

I've spent the past 5+ years as a Surface Warfare Officer (SWO) in the Navy and am looking at various career fields and Master's programs I'd use my GI Bill for to help me potentially transition out soon (next 1-2 years). As a SWO I had billets as a Chief Engineer (CHENG) and a Damage Control Assistant on ships, so I've been exposed to engineering concepts and oversaw/managed the operation, maintenance, and repairs of a ship's entire propulsion plant, but frankly my job is more heavy on management rather than actual engineering, so I know I'm definitely not a subject matter expert in any specific STEM field of engineering.

I'm looking how my experience can translate well to a c

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Hey everyone,

I've spent the past 5+ years as a Surface Warfare Officer in the Navy and am looking at various career fields and Master's programs I'd use my GI Bill for to help me potentially transition out soon. Fields I've had interests in over the years have been Chemistry and Engineering but I never majored in it in school. As a SWO I had billets as a Chief Engineer and a Damage Control Assistant on ships, so I've been exposed to engineering concepts and oversaw and entire propulsion plant, but frankly my job is more heavy on management rather than actual engineering, so I know I'd still be starting from a pretty low baseline academically.

My undergraduate degree is in Finance and

Mitch was incredible on both ends tonight. +19 in 22 mins.