I am 43 male, divorced with two kids not living with me. I am 5’6” and average build with blue eyes and dirty blonde hair. I am easy going, don’t judge, and laid back. I don’t smoke and drink socially.
I am looking for someone to come over cuddle and watch a little tv. If you want more and it feels right then I am up for that. I am not looking for anything serious just someone to hang with here and there.
I am nice and respectful and can be a bit shy. Reach out and say hi!

Following up on a project I did at the 8-game mark this season, I wanted to see how playoff chances looked at the 60-game mark. Specifically, I looked at each team's xGF thru 60 games this season to see:
- Where will their xGF most likely land at the end of the season? - How often has that "end-season xGF" resulted in making the playoffs?
 

Methodology

• I used Evolving-Hockey's adjusted xGF% data for the past 15 seasons.
• For shortened seasons (2013, 2019, 2020), I found the closest equivalent of 60gp.
• In the tables below, I included the playoff chances (as of 3/21) from Hockeyviz, The Athletic, & Moneypuck

 

(I am not saying that my method is best, better, or correct. Simply sharing it as a project and a test to see how it performs.)

 

EAST Wild Card

Team	xGF% thru 60gp	Hockeyviz	The Athletic	Moneypuck	MINE (via Evolving-Hockey)
NY Islanders	48.24	70.0%	66.0%	69.0%	19.8%
Florida	52.90	70.3%	81.0%	80.0%	84.5%
Pittsburgh	52.26	48.8%	50.0%	47.2%	80.0%

 

EAST Notes

• Lowest xGF% thru 60gp among the teams who are Top 3 in the Metro & Atlantic:
  • Tampa Bay: 52.20
• Ottawa's xGF% thru 60gp was a solid 51.96
  • This method says that teams at that mark made the playoffs 80% of the time, but I don't believe in that one
• Washington's xGF% thru 60gp was 50.53
  • This method says that teams at that mark made the playoffs 74.6% of the time, but I don't believe in that one either

WEST Wild Card

Team	xGF% thru 60gp	Hockeyviz	The Athletic	Moneypuck	MINE (via Evolving-Hockey)
Seattle	49.90	90.4%	94.0%	93.8%	74.6%
Winnipeg	52.01	67.0%	71.0%	75.7%	80.0%
Calgary	53.80	13.0%	21.0%	23.9%	94.2%

 

WEST Notes

• Lowest xGF% thru 60gp among the teams who are Top 3 in the Metro & Atlantic:
  • Los Angeles: 51.37
• San Jose's xGF% thru 60gp was 49.66
  • This method says that teams at that mark made the playoffs 74.6% of the time, but they've already been eliminated.
• The team with the lowest overall xGF% at 60gp this season:
  • Anaheim: 39.49
  • This ranks as the 2nd lowest xGF% thru 60gp since the 2007-08 season.
  • The lowest is the 2014-15 Buffalo Sabres, who had a 37.64

In case anyone else missed the news of this funding for the sewer authority

Buffalo Sewer Authority - $10 Million for Wastewater Treatment Infrastructure, Combined Sewer Overflow/Sanitary Sewer Overflow Pollution Reduction (Western New York): Buffalo Sewer Authority will improve wastewater treatment equipment at the Bird Island Wastewater Treatment Facility, including rehabilitating primary sedimentation tanks and associated sludge pumping and piping, and installing a new disinfection facility. This project will provide a higher level of primary treatment for wet weather flows through the facility and improve the quality of water entering the Niagara River. This builds upon the announcement in October that construction began on the wastewater improvement project at Bird Island Wastewater Treatment Facility.

I been thinking to move in buffalo, NY soon in the future. But, do you have to be vaccinated in order to live, to work, or they lifted the mandate ?
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Hi,
This is the first time I am posting to this group. I learned a lot from this group and i cannot thank enough for the contribution of this group.
I am currently on F1 visa and working with OPT STEM Extension. My employer also submitted application for h1b lottery this year. My wife is a permanent resident, who petitioned for me last year. We submitted i130, i485, i765, and i131 concurrently as the visa category F2A was current. Our priority date is April 26, 2022. Her income does not satisfy the sponsorship requirements. So my lawyer submitted i864a, where i am the household member and also the intending immigrant. My field office is Buffalo, NY.
I just received the combo card with travel permit a week ago which has two years term ending March 2025. Now i am confused over several questions in my mind.

1. Do i have to start using the new ead for my current employer who has right now the STEM extension EAD?What I understand is using the new pending i 485 ead will cancel my f1 status. But I want to remain in the f1 status until I adjust if my green card is accepted within my stem opt ead expiration date which September 2024. Can i keep working with the STEM EAD with my current employer until I adjust if the adjustment is within STEM EAD expiration?
   
2. If i use this combo card for international travel, will that cancel my f1 status? And will i be in trouble at the port of entry because of this f1 status?
   
3. Does working with pending i485 ead conflicts the i864a condition where my income was based on f1 opt?
   

Any suggestions will be really appreciated. Thank you so much.

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I am curious if anyone knows how the Tesla is using GPS
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Background:
There is one specific location where Tesla Model 3 GPS goes insane. I have reproduced same error multiple times and while location varies same effect is noted. If you want an approx address the transit station is a focal point 214 Cross Ave, Oakville.
Location is in SW Ontario (Canada) major city area. GPS bounce is to middle of nowhere in Ohio. After bounce car GPS starts freaking out (eg need to recharge you are 8 hours from closest charger, estimated arrival time to home is 15 hours, your vehicle does not have enough power to complete trip etc). Usually takes 5 to 10 minutes of driving until car thinks we are "back". Power cycling does nothing (still keeps us in OH)
I find this odd as all 3 major Canadian cellco have fine reception in this area (heck from personal exp there are even Pokestops so kids are playing GPS specific games)
As well a temporary loss of reception one would expect the GPS to remain in (approximate) area; bouncing hundreds of miles away (to another country) is rather odd (esp since we have driven east to NY / Penn / MD but NEVER driven in OH in my life)
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Any ideas?
(Yes we also are using latest software but this also effected older software versions)

Yeah, yeah, I know it's cheap. But I'm sitting on hundreds of thousands of these things, so it'll certainly do for the time being. Oh, and about the vague relation to taxes, I don't actually know how to read the tax bit of the "chart", so I can't pull any information from it myself. I can assure you, though, there are many mentions of taxes and amounts of $ and stuff, so there's... something of a correlation.
■GENERAL INFO■
--Name: John P. Coughlin
--Address: 4034 Burke Pkwy, Buffalo, NY 14219
--Age: 40s
■SPECIFIC INFO■
--Spouse: Keri A. Coughlin
----Spouse's Age: 40s
----Spouse's Address: Lives with John (again)!

Hi everyone! I'm applying this upcoming cycle and wanted some opinions on my school list including schools that you would recommend adding or removing from my current list. In addition, I have been very worried that my ECs are lackluster for T20 schools so I wondering your opinions on my chances (I know its a crapshoot for anyone).
State: NY College: T20/Ivy GPA: 4.0 MCAT: 522 (132/127/132/131) ORM No gap year
Clinical Experience(paid and unpaid): 100 hours volunteering in the ER department. Started a scribe position last year and will have around 200 hours before applying which I will continue during the application process.
Non-Clinical Volunteering: 200 hours volunteering at an understaffed local nursing home assisting the recreation office. I would help plan/run activities, transport residents around the building, and keep residents company.
Research: Around 800 hours working in a structural biology lab. Sadly I have not had the opportunity to do a poster presentation or publication. Many of the proteins I have tried working with end up not being a good candidate for structural studies (and if you know how time consuming structural biology is you can understand why I haven't had a postepublication with that many hours). I also have around 100 hours assisting a neurologist with her research. I wrote an abstract on a case study that was accepted to be presented at a national conference for neurologists (essentially a poster presentation). After the conference the neurologist said it would also be published.
Other Activities: Due to COVID it was very hard to find anything clinical to do during 2021. A teacher reached out to me from my elementary school and asked to lead a tutoring program for students who fell behind due to COVID. I completed around 100 hours of tutoring during the summer. More importantly I have A LOT of TA experience across multiple subjects. I have around 150 TAing for General Chemistry where I helped run office hours (which 150 students would show up to) and participated in a 1-on-1 tutoring program for students who did poorly on the first exam. I will have 300 hours of TA experience in genetics where I helped run genetics lab sections and held office hours. Finally, I will have an additional 150 hours of TA experience in biochemistry. Here I helped administer and grade quizzes and run office hours while helping maintain the study center associated with the course since it was auto-tutorial. Finally I have participated in a lot of advocacy regarding a rare neurological disorder that my family and I have. It is often misdiagnosed, there is no cure, and there is little treatment. It is even hard to find doctors knowledgeable on it (if you want to hear more feel free to PM). Essentially, in college I spoke to around 200 physical therapy students at a local university regarding the disorder (since physical therapy is the main treatment available). I also created an educational video about my experience that, to my knowledge, is still being used to teach students. In high school, although I can't include this in my application, I did a similar thing where I was able to speak to medical students at that same university regarding misdiagnosis, symptoms, and my own experience.
Shadowing: 40 hours shadowing a neurologist and 45 hours shadowing a primary care physician
School List: Boston University, Columbia, Hofstra, Duke, Harvard, Mt. Sinai, Johns Hopkins, UCLA, USC, UCSF, Stanford, Mayo Clinic, Northwestern, NYU, UPenn, Stonybrook, UChicago, UMichigan, URochester, UVA, Vanderbilt, WashU, Cornell, Yale, Emory, Brown, Case Western, SUNY Buffalo, Albert Einstein, Kaiser
Edit: I just want to add this school list was largely made by my premed advisor. Originally the list ONLY had T30… all the other schools were added by me. It made no sense to me and seemed like a problem in the making which is why I’m asking for help.