Hello, I recently got laid off and I'm looking for a full time software engineer role at the moment, preferably backend or full stack. I'm looking for either hybrid or in office located in New York City or Jersey City or a fully remote position. Does anybody know whose hiring at the moment? My strongest skills are Java, JavaScript, React, Angular, Html, CSS, SQL, Postman and a little bit of Spring boot. I have overall about 2 years of professional experience.

after watching the reunion it’s pretty clear that everyone was fed up with each other this season. you could tell andy had enough of all the wives and seemed annoyed by all of them. i can’t see joe/melissa/tre/louis resolving their issues either. but i also feel like it took a pretty dark turn with all the private investigator stuff and who snitched on tre to the fed accusations coming out, not to mention it’s been the same story line for almost 10 years now.
last time things got dark on rhony they revamped the cast and made some huge changes. should they do the same for jersey and focus more on youngenew faces similar to danielle c and rachel fuda (ie moms with young kids like how the cast was in the beginning)?

Main hub thread with the full 131 rankings
Anchors aweigh, my boys, anchors aweigh
Farewell to foreign shores, we sail at break of day, of day
Through our last night ashore, drink to the foam
Until we meet once more, here's wishing you a happy voyage home
Navy is one of the oldest football programs in the country, having fielded their first team in 1879. With that comes a history of excellence, as it should with the Navy, who as a program is top 25 in all-time wins for FBS schools, has 2 Heisman winners, and a national title in 1926. Quarterback Roger Staubach, known as “Captain America”, was the winner of the 1963 Heisman and is an NFL Hall of Famer, the only QB in history to achieve both feats.

Best Seasons and Highlights

1. 2015: 19. Navy: 11-2 (25.276) 2. 2019: 19. Navy: 11-2 (24.894) 3. 2009: 28. Navy: 10-4 (13.712) 4. 1996: 28. Navy: 9-3 (8.642) 5. 2013: 42. Navy: 9-4 (7.584) 6. 2004: 31. Navy: 10-2 (6.282) 7. 2010: 41. Navy: 9-4 (4.625) 8. 2016: 47. Navy: 9-5 (3.576) 9. 2008: 44. Navy: 8-5 (3.107) 10. 2006: 42. Navy: 9-4 (2.051) 11. 2014: 53. Navy: 8-5 (-0.393) 12. 2005: 45. Navy: 8-4 (-2.572) 13. 1997: 51. Navy: 7-4 (-3.492) 14. 2007: 57. Navy: 8-5 (-4.937) 15. 2012: 61. Navy: 8-5 (-5.454) 16. 2003: 62. Navy: 8-5 (-7.845) 17. 2017: 64. Navy: 7-7 (-9.488) 18. 1984: 62. Navy: 4-6-1 (-12.294) 19. 1985: 59. Navy: 4-7 (-16.923) 20. 2011: 78. Navy: 5-7 (-18.345) 21. 1995: 67. Navy: 5-6 (-20.772) 22. 1999: 77. Navy: 5-7 (-22.534) 23. 2021: 93. Navy: 4-8 (-24.879) 24. 1990: 83. Navy: 5-6 (-25.375) 25. 2022: 101. Navy: 4-8 (-25.436) 26. 1993: 90. Navy: 4-7 (-34.187) 27. 2020: 111. Navy: 3-7 (-34.632) 28. 1998: 92. Navy: 3-8 (-36.294) 29. 1989: 85. Navy: 3-8 (-36.349) 30. 1983: 92. Navy: 3-8 (-38.305) 31. 1988: 90. Navy: 3-8 (-38.616) 32. 2018: 110. Navy: 3-10 (-42.027) 33. 1994: 93. Navy: 3-8 (-43.185) 34. 1986: 97. Navy: 3-8 (-46.615) 35. 2002: 109. Navy: 2-10 (-51.419) 36. 1987: 99. Navy: 2-9 (-52.186) 37. 1992: 100. Navy: 1-10 (-54.324) 38. 2000: 108. Navy: 1-10 (-56.258) 39. 1991: 105. Navy: 1-10 (-56.694) 40. 2001: 114. Navy: 0-10 (-60.702) Overall Score: 11207 (78th) 

• 220-256-1 record
• 0 conference titles
• 9-7 bowl record
• 2 consensus All-Americans
• 8 NFL players drafted

No conference titles? Navy’s bad! Kidding of course, they didn’t have a chance to win any as an independent until 2015 when they joined the AAC. As you can see on the list above, Navy’s clearly had some bad years, with a whopping 14 seasons of 3 or less wins. To make up for it, they’ve achieved some remarkable highs for a service academy, with 11 finishes inside my top 50. A 10-2 season in 2004 narrowly misses out on Navy’s top 5 seasons because of their 107th ranked strength of schedule that year. Despite some remarkable QB play in recent years from Keenan Reynolds and Malcolm Perry, the 2 consensus All-Americans are both from RB Napoleon McCallum in 1983 and 1985, who finished 6th and 7th in Heisman voting in those years, respectively. Speaking of Keenan Reynolds, he set the NCAA career record for rushing TDs in 2015, accumulating 88 in his 4 year career.

Top 5 Seasons

Worst Season: 2001 (0-10 overall, Independent)
Navy gets a pass for 2001. 2 weeks into the season, the September 15th game against Northwestern was cancelled shortly after the 9/11 attacks. The Army-Navy game was more than a game this year, with President George W. Bush taking part in the on-field coin toss. Army prevailed 26-17 on the day. Navy LB Brian Stann ribbed that Navy only got pregame visits from President Bush and Senator John McCain, while Army received an impassioned speech from General Norman Schwarzkopf. The game finished off a stressful year for Navy, who fired head coach Charlie Weatherbie after an 0-7 start. On-field lows were a 7-70 loss to Georgia Tech, a loss to 3-9 Tulane, and of course the Army-Navy Game. Navy hired Paul Johnson for 2002, who’d turn around the program for good. If you’re an MMA fan, you probably recognize Brian Stann who I quoted above. Stann went on to become a successful UFC fighter and commentator, joining Fox Sports after his retirement from MMA in 2013.
5. 2013 (9-4 overall, Independent)
A season with many highs. A 3-1 start included a 41-35 win over Indiana and 28-10 over Air Force. After losing 2 straight to strong Duke and Toledo teams, Navy went 5-1 the rest of the regular season, only losing 34-38 to a Notre Dame team that finished in the top 25. Wins included 24-21 over Pitt, 58-52 in 3OT over a San Jose State team coming off an 11-2 year, and 34-7 in the Army-Navy Game. A perfect ground game of 366 rushing yards against Middle Tennessee in the bowl led to a 24-6 win to finish 9-4 in Navy’s second to last season as an Independent. QB Keenan Reynolds (more on him later) threw for 1000+ yards with 8 TD 2 INT, but most importantly ran for 1346 yards and 31 TD, setting an NCAA record for rushing TDs in a season by a QB. Reynolds also ran for 7 TD against San Jose State, an NCAA record. Outside of Reynolds, longtime New England Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona was also on this team, and didn’t have a bad snap all season long.
4. 1996 (9-3 overall, Independent)
Even for as bad as 2001 was, Charlie Weatherbie’s teams had their moments. A 5-1 start featured 3 wins over Power 6 teams: 10-6 over Rutgers, 64-27 over Duke, and 47-18 over Wake Forest. That set up a Shamrock Classic game in Ireland between Navy and Notre Dame. A 54-27 win for Notre Dame set a record for the longest winning streak over an annual opponent at 33 games. Unfazed, Navy won 3 more straight including a nice 36-26 win over Georgia Tech in Atlanta. But even so, Weatherbie’s teams…left a lot to be desired. Navy watched their 21-3 lead over Army evaporate by the end of the game, stopped at the goal line twice for a 28-24 Army victory. To be fair, this was one of Army’s best teams of the past few decades, and they finished ranked #25. Navy rebounded to beat Steve Mariucci’s Cal team in the Aloha Bowl 42-38 to finish 9-3. Navy OC Paul Johnson left to become Georgia Southern’s head coach, and would go on to perfect the triple option at Navy from 2002-07 and institute it at Georgia Tech from 2008-18. WR LeBron Butts (no relation to the basketball player) had 14 catches for 179 yards and 2 TD.
3. 2009 (10-4 overall, Independent)
Oh look, one of my all time favorite players, QB Ricky Dobbs. Dobbs was a steady work horse all season. He only averaged 3.6 yards per carry, but had the 3rd most carries in the nation with 315 and ran for 1203 yards with an NCAA QB record 27 TD. The record wouldn’t be broken until 2013 by Navy’s own Keenan Reynolds. Dobbs led a steady offense combined with a great defense (19.4 PPG allowed), leading to Navy’s 2nd double digit win season since 1905. Navy had a chance to tie #6 Ohio State with 2 minutes left, but their 2 point conversion attempt was returned by OSU for 2 pts themselves, making the final score 27-31. A 14-27 loss two weeks later to Pitt turned out to be another quality loss, with Pitt going on to finish 10-3 and #15. A 10-4 final record included wins such as 16-13 over 8-5 Air Force, 38-35 over 8-5 SMU, 13-10 over Wake Forest, 17-3 over Army, 35-13 in the bowl over 8-5 Missouri, and the pièce de résistance, 23-21 over #19 Notre Dame in South Bend. Previously on a 43-year losing streak to the Irish heading into 2007, this was now the 2nd time in 3 years Navy had beaten Notre Dame, previously unthinkable.
2. 2019 (11-2 overall, 7-1 American)
After Keenan Reynolds left for the NFL, the QB position had big shoes to fill. Following a stopgap 9-5 record in 2016, 2017 arrived. Zach Abey took the majority of snaps, but Malcolm Perry was too talented to keep off the field, far and away the best athlete on the team. Perry had a monstrous year with 9 starts at slot back and 3 at QB, rushing for 1182 yards and 11 TD on 8.6(!) YPC, and was the team’s 2nd leading receiver with 13 catches for 303 yards and 2 TD. Perry started 5 games at QB in 2018, but dealt with injuries en route to a 3-10 season. That led to a mysterious 2019, with Navy picked 5th in the 6-team AAC West Division.
A 2-1 start showed potential, with a 42-10 win over East Carolina and close 23-35 loss to one of the conference favorites in Memphis. A 34-25 win over an Air Force team that would finish 11-2 showed Navy was back to their winning ways, with a real chance at a bowl as long as Perry stayed healthy. Navy reeled off blowout win after blowout win, eventually getting up to #23 before losing to #16 Notre Dame 20-52. Now at 7-2, Navy still had a shot at making the AAC title game. Perry showed up big against #25 SMU, rushing for 195 yards and throwing for 162 in a 35-28 win. After beating Houston 56-41, Navy just needed Memphis to drop one game, but the Tigers won out to make the AAC title game at 11-1. Navy played Army in the last game as usual, and Perry WENT NUCLEAR. He didn’t throw a single pass, rushing for 304 yards on 29 carries with 2 TD in a 31-7 win. In the bowl against 8-4 Kansas State, Perry again went for 200+ on the ground, winning 20-17 on a last second FG. Navy finished the year #20 in the country.
Perry went off all year long, winning AAC Offensive POTY with 1084 passing yards 7 TD 3 INT with 2017 rushing yards and 21 TD on 6.8 YPC. Perry legitimately was one of the quickest athletes in the country, if you watch his highlights he looks like a quicker but slower Kyler Murray. Because of this he was drafted in the 7th round by the Miami Dolphins as a WR, and has caught 9 passes for 92 yards and 1 TD in the NFL.
1. 2015 (11-2 overall, 7-1 American)
2015 was a magical year not just for Navy fans, but for college football fans following Navy. QB Keenan Reynolds was the darling of football, and went down as arguably the greatest option QB in college football history. Reynolds became one of football’s biggest stories as Navy kept winning throughout the year, starting 9-1 with wins such as 33-11 over 8-6 Air Force, 29-17 over 8-5 USF, and 45-20 over #13 Memphis. Navy got as high as #15 in the nation and was one of the favorites to earn the Group of 5’s spot in a New Years 6 bowl. After a loss to Houston the dream ended, but they still had the Army-Navy game to tend to. The game earned its biggest rating this century with a 5.1 overnight, mostly due to Reynolds’ star power. Reynolds finished 5th in Heisman voting, and when he wasn’t invited to the ceremony, people protested and lobbied for changing the invitation rules. A 44-28 win in the bowl over 8-4 Pitt capped Navy’s first ever 11 win season, and their highest finish in over 50 years at #18.
Navy announced the retirement of Reynolds’ #19 jersey after the season, joining a short list of Roger Staubach (12), Joe Bellino (27), and Napoleon McCallum (30). Navy’s 36 wins in Reynolds’ 4 years tied the class of 1909 for the most ever by a 4-year Navy squad. Reynolds finished as the NCAA’s all-time leading rushing TD leader with 88. In 2015 he threw for 1203 yards 8 TD 1 INT with 1373 rushing yards and 24 TD. This was the 3rd straight season he finished top 5 in rushing TDs in the country. He earned 3rd Team All-American status, won the AAC Offensive POTY, and won the James E. Sullivan Award given to the most outstanding collegiate or Olympic athlete in the United States. After the season, he was drafted in the 6th round by the Baltimore Ravens, the first Navy QB drafted since Roger Staubach in 1964.

5th Quarter

What do you remember about Keenan Reynolds and that 2015 season? How about Malcolm Perry? Who was the better passer, runner, and overall player between the two? Is Reynolds the greatest option QB of all time, even over Tommie Frazier? What other Navy moments/games/plays/players do you remember? How does Navy look to fare in the upcoming seasons? Does Ken Niumatalolo get enough credit in the college football media for what he’s done at Navy? What else is on your mind about Navy?
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In NY a teacher was just suspended for teaching kids about sex toys and sexual pleasure. I do think we need sex ed in this country, but based on the article what she did was prob over the line, so it makes sense she was suspended
But the post about it was stuffed full of comments from conservatives saying a bunch of homophobic stuff, and "thank God for Ron DeSantis fighting off these crazies", and "these adults needed that mindset beaten out of them when they were kids". Being the braindead easily-baited loser that I am, I bit the hook and typed one of these dumb long response rants with links and such. Here's that response, copy pasted:
Respectfully, this is a single example of a someone who was rightfully punished by the left-leaning school district where they worked, so I'm not sure how it supports any argument that the left is "coming for children". For every single case like this there are thousands of cases the other way around.
Both FBI and NIH found that LGBT children are twice as likely to experience physical violence from both other kids and adults, in samples sizes in the tens of thousands nationwide. A Bureau of Justice Statistics study found that by adulthood the factor increases to almost 3 times, and all three studies mention that states with fewer protections trend higher. In fact Florida is probably worse because since 2021 they shockingly declined to report hate crimes to the DOJ.
Ron DeSantis is pretending to care about fighting children when zero cases like this article have been found in the past five years, but at the same time he is actively fighting against a bill in Florida to ban the sale of sex toys designed to look like children.
End of comment. I thought that was pretty fair, and I was never overtly rude or broke any rule. But it didn't matter. I was banned anyway. This one article will be effective confirmation bias for thousands, validating their hateful thoughts and playing right into the hands of monsters like DeSantis. No facts or statistics will be more effective than simple rhetoric, especially now that apparently facts and statistics are banned from those places.
Anyway that's my rant. IDC if nobody sees this or if people downvoted it or whatever. I was just frustrated and needed to type it out.

I think it's a Spirit. I know I could clean it up and stuff but I think it's time for a new one, never knew it would last this long! The small wheels have broken but the large ones still work. It still ignites but the button is getting harder to press. Burners still look good except that one rusty piece in the photos. Is it safe to use with that rust? How much $ could I get for it and where to list it?? I'm in south jersey. I might get a Genesis and I'd like to stick with made in US or Canada.

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Prices below: ALL BRAND NEW NEVER WORN
Just received these today and they are too big for my boyfriend. All brand new with tags never been worn
Shark tshirt - SOLD
Yellow Jersey hoodie- xxl $4️⃣0️⃣ plus shipping (I paid over $82 for this)
Red black tshirt- xxxl -$6️⃣ plus shipping I’m happy to sell separately or all together
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I was listening to Fingertips and realized she mentioned “Rhode Island” twice, so I was thinking of all the states she’s mentioned in her songs. Here’s my current list, help me fill out if I’m missing any!
Alabama: Paris, Texas, Pin Up Galore
California: do I even need to list them all lol (California, Freak, Shades of Cool, etc.)
Florida: Florida Kilos, DYKTTATUOB
Nevada: Yayo, Las Vegas mentioned in Off to the Races
New York: Ultraviolence, How to Disappear, Old Money, The Greatest, Brooklyn Baby
Oklahoma: Blue Bannisters
Rhode Island: Fingertips
Texas: Paris, Texas
Edit to add!
Arkansas: Tulsa Jesus Freak
Hawaii: Hawaiian Tropic
Louisiana: Dance Til We Die
Mississippi: Raise Me Up
Nebraska: Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost
New Jersey: Dangerous Girl

Hi all! I would greatly appreciate any advice or insight on my school list. With how much luck goes into getting anywhere, my list is currently 45 schools. I’m not sure if I should cut down any schools, especially if they don't take too much out of state people or if my application doesn't fit what the school is looking for. I preferably would like to stay east coast, but as you can tell by my list, I'm willing to move if I must. In terms of pre-writing secondaries, I'm going to first focus on the schools I like then move from there. Not sure if 45 schools is just way too much. Thank you in advance!
Stats: 3.92 cGPA, 3.92 sGPA at a T30 school; 522 MCAT (131/127/132/132).
ORM, NJ resident with strong ties to NY, low SES and first generation
My personal statement revolves around having to help out at my parents small business and watching them develop health issues as working class individuals. I'm really passionate about working with lower SES populations.
Research: A total of about 5000 hours, with 2000 hours anticipated.

• First lab (650 hours): Molecular pathology lab focused on creating a neonatal sepsis point of care test
• Second lab (170 hours): Virtual research (due to the pandemic) focused on a specific transcription factor associated with the blood and immune system. One second author publication in a decent impact journal and one “national” poster (online due to COVID).
• Third lab (4000 current hours + 2000 anticipated hours): I have two projects. My main project is related to an understudied parasite. The second project is related to a lipid transport system located in the membrane of bacteria. I have one six author paper in a decent impact journal and I will have a second author paper to be submitted soon. I also have one undergraduate poster (online due to COVID), one national poster, and one national presentation (not by me but I’m second author). I got a $1000 research grant from my university as well as an award for the strength of my proposal.

Clinical: A total of about 820 hours, with 200 hours anticipated

• ~420 current hours + 200 anticipated hours as a hospital volunteer in two different hospitals in various departments (pediatrics, ER, infusion, inpatient), all with direct patient interaction.
• 400 hours as a medical assistant at a pain management clinic

Non-clinical volunteering: A total of about 370 hours

• 70 hours as a fundraising volunteer at a nonprofit geared toward supporting nearby free clinics.
• 130 hours at a daycare center for low income families.
• 170 hours going to under resourced high schools to teach about mental and sexual health information and resources.
• As you will see, one of my leadership experiences is also technically non-clinical volunteer related

Leadership: About 750 hours, with 300 anticipated

• 50 hours as an elected president to help promote a sense of community for a group of 100 students.
• 700 current hours + 300 anticipated hours starting a division within a medical practice to provide clinical opportunities to disadvantaged students in medicine. (This could technically be non-clinical volunteering but I listed it under leadership)

Hobby (and kind of leadership): 2000 hours as an artist (also mentioned a leadership position in an art related club at university)
Shadowing: 110 hours with a pain management physician, anesthesiologists, a pediatrician, and cardiologists.
LORS: I have a committee letter which contains letters from two science professors, one non-science professor, one PI, and one physician (who I shadowed and worked for).
School List:
"Safety" (I know there is no such thing as a safety and I might get yield protected):

1. Albany Medical College
2. New York Upstate Medical University
3. Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo
4. Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine
5. Drexel University College of Medicine
6. Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
7. Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine

Target:

1. Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University
   
2. Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University
   
3. SUNY Downstate
   
4. Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
   
5. New York Medical College
   
6. NYU Long Island School of Medicine
   
7. Hackensack
   
8. Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
   
9. Rutgers, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
   
10. Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
    
11. Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University
    
12. Albert Einstein College of Medicine
    
13. University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
    
14. Georgetown University
    
15. Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
    
16. Tufts University
    
17. George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
    
18. Emory University
    
19. Unviersity of Colorado School of Medicine
    
20. University of Virginia School of Medicine
    

Reach:

1. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
   
2. Yale School of Medicine
   
3. Cornell
   
4. NYU Grossman School of Medicine
   
5. Columbia University
   
6. Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
   
7. John Hopkins University School of Medicine
   
8. Harvard Medical School
   
9. Washington University in St. Louis
   
10. University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
    
11. Boston University
    
12. Duke University School of Medicine
    
13. Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
    
14. Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine
    
15. Northwestern University (Feinberg)
    
16. University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
    
17. University of Chicago (Pritzker)
    
18. Case Western.Reserve University
    

I am scheduled to go up to 1.7 next Thursday. I just sent over my prescription now (for next week) and my pharmacy gave me the warning that they don’t have 1.7 in the warehouse and they were supposed to get it in early June. Here we are at the very end of early June. Anyone else having this problem? I haven’t had to hunt around between pharmacies yet, but I really don’t want to throw away 12 months of hard work because those doses are not available. Starting over really seems like a pain in the ass. I’m in New Jersey by the way.