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Ren, pm me about splitting the membership. I want to see how much overlap there is between the stuff we want.

This was decent, really roasty and had a nice coffee presence although it didn't have coffee added (I think?).

Sipping this right now. Not really sure what to think.

I am signing an official partnership agreement for my hedge fund tomorrow

Oh and congrats goat!

Assume that the average full time college student in the U.S. requires a total of $10,500 per year to cover the costs of tutition, books and fees with a standard deviation of $1,300. If 50 full time students are randomly sampled in the U.S., what is the probability that their total annual costs for tutition, books and fees exceed $550,000? Round your answer to 4 decimal places. Remember to round your z-value to 2 decimal places.

To answer the question input only the actual number. Do not include units. Do not give your answer in sentence form -- just include the numerical answer rounded to exactly 4 decimal places.

Answer: ???

how the fuck do i do this and what is the answer

Lol. Mean = 10,500, stdev = 1,300, n = 50.

Xbar = 550,000/50 = 11,000

P(Xbar > 11,000) = P[Z > (11,000-10,500) / (1300/sqrt(50)]

= P(Z > 500 / 183.8477631)

= P (Z > 2.71964166)

= 1 - P(Z < 2.71964166)

= 1 - P(Z < 2.72) = 1 - .9967

= .0033

I did it really quickly but I think that's right.

That just looks gross. I don't understand the the donut + meat concept.

Haven't driven since August but the last few days has made me realize why I shouldn't miss it. So many people are just fucking stupid when it comes to their decisions on the road.

^I would like the same info if possible, would really appreciate that.

Also, has anybody here ever sat in a Herman Miller Coconut Chair? I love the aesthetic of them and thinking about copping but it looks like it has the potential of being completely uncomfortable.

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^I use Stanton Tailor for alterations. Quality and customer service are awesome there.

@soonami - Rapture was pretty good, reminded me a lot of Supplication but with a thicker/more muddled appearance and mouthfeel. The mouthfeel reminded me of Riserva, and it had a similar effect as Riserva does in giving me heartburn. It's a good beer, but I think I like Riserva better (I love raspberry lambics though).

On another note, scored some Rumpkin bottles tonight. Excited to try one

Just snagged a growler of Allagash Big Little Beer. I think this is the best non-sour beer I've had from Allagash, really impressed with it. Reminds me of a citrusy/hoppy Duvel green. Cracking open a Rapture later, and possibly this year's Bitches Brew. Feels good to be on vacation

^I'm right there with you rgray, he was at my university a few weeks ago and I didn't find out until 2 days after he was here

^If you make a spreadsheet with a matrix of the distance traveled from each person to every other person, you should be able to use solver in Excel to create the shortest path possible.

edit: Nevermind, I was just thinking about this and it would be a total pain in the ass to get the distance traveled between each person.

You're 20, plenty of other great opportunities will come along. If you feel like you'd be enjoying life more right now if you were single, break up with her.

My .02.

Did they start the sales on the first shipment items today?

Isn't Bear Republic really close to all those too?

^Russian River in Santa Rosa would be my first choice, Lagunitas might have a more well rounded selection of brews though.

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^I agree with this.. it's just a free marketplace. While the prices are ridiculous to most (rational) people, they're still just what the market is willing to bear.

Also, did somebody really spend $3k on the VE series?

^Hah that's sick.

@Layne -- eBay prices are always ridiculous, especially for beers like Black Tuesday. I'm expecting eBay prices to drop a lot for that beer though with the production ramp this year.

Also, your post made me think of this:

Total money spent on Founders CBS on eBay surpasses $10,000

That is in just one week since Founders Canadian Breakfast Stout’s initial release. That number could easily double by month’s end.

Nearly 200 total listings of the beer have gone up to date.

Just over 100 auctions have completed with winning bids.

The average spent per bottle between the bid amount and shipping is just over $100.

Total spent on a single bottle has ranged anywhere from $75 to $135.

An empty bottle even fetched one seller over $50.

I'd kill for some Chic Fil-a right now.

Who's lining up some Adam from the Wood and Bourbon Fred from the Wood? More excited about Adam from the Wood than any other beer I've tried this year.

I don't think that's fancy enough for this thread youkinorn.

the sooner you make a decision, the less drama that will follow. i also just bumped your shit up (yes homo). you'll break 10k soon!

edit: i'm now only 5 rep ahead of you. lol. 9905 to 9990.

You sure about the math there?