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Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973

Which Uni was it at ?


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Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973

Which Uni was it at ?

Why is that so hard to believe?

I claim to have a degree in Electroacoustics, received in 1992.

University of Salford.

Do you believe me?


Martin
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"Dave xxxx" wrote in message
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Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973
Which Uni was it at ?

Does it matter?

Some well established universities award BAs (for first degrees) whatever
the subject studied. e.g. I have a BA in Natural Sciences.

--
M Stewart
Milton Keynes, UK
http://www.megalith.freeserve.co.uk/oddimage.htm

Fleetie wrote:
Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973

Which Uni was it at ?

Why is that so hard to believe?

I claim to have a degree in Electroacoustics, received in
1992.

University of Salford.

Do you believe me?

I too have degrees no problem believeing anyone its the way,
the statement is made if you follow link.

Was hoping Arny would tell us, might be able to shed some
light why its posted as such on that web site. Where I
linked it from.

Could be way posted but it was not a go at Arny


regards

Dave

ps one of mine is from Salford :-) I come from Radcliffe

"Dave xxxx" wrote in message
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Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973
Which Uni was it at ?

I've no idea; wouldn't you be better off writing and asking him of you want
to know?

IIRC, Arny earned a living as a VM systems programmer in the 1980s. We both
used to participate on VMSHARE. Of course in those days, if you had a
computing technical support job, you had to know what you were doing ....

Tim

Dave xxxx wrote:
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Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973

Just one of the many factual errors in that article.

My degree is a BS. BAs in engineering are pretty rare, at
least in the US. The reason should be obvious.

I also did almost all of the work for a MSE, but the birth
of a son intruded, and I never got back to it.

Which Uni was it at ?

Oakland Unversity - Rochester, Michigan.

Tim Martin wrote:
"Dave xxxx" wrote in
message
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Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973
Which Uni was it at ?

I've no idea; wouldn't you be better off writing and
asking him of
you want to know?

IIRC, Arny earned a living as a VM systems programmer in
the 1980s.

That would be correct. It wasn't that unusual for engineers
to end up doing IT in those days. For openers, when I got my
BSE, degrees in IT were a fairly new thing.

We both used to participate on VMSHARE.

Indeed. I also made a number of formal presentations at
Share and co-wrote a number of Share requirements.

Of course in those days, if
you had a computing technical support job, you had to know
what you
were doing ....

;-)

"Dave xxxx" wrote in message
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Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973

Which Uni was it at ?


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Dave


Interesting link - and Arny spelled "Arnie" :-)

Interestingly enough, in contrast to Stewart Pinkerton's claim, Arny
writes:

"One of the things Arny discovered is that good power amplifiers are
hard to distinguish if you pass a signal through once, though
if you pass a signal through a relatively small amount of times
the difference are detectable. Arny collected data on five amplifiers
within an 8-hour day and claims to have achieved a positive result
as to their differences"

Iain

Iain M Churches wrote:
"Dave xxxx" wrote in
message
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http://www.enjoythemusic.com/hifi200...onkrueger.html


Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973

Which Uni was it at ?

Interesting link - and Arny spelled "Arnie" :-)

One of many factual errors.

Interestingly enough, in contrast to Stewart Pinkerton's
claim, Arny
writes:

I didn't write that.

"One of the things Arny discovered is that good power
amplifiers are
hard to distinguish if you pass a signal through once,
though
if you pass a signal through a relatively small amount of
times
the difference are detectable. Arny collected data on five
amplifiers
within an 8-hour day and claims to have achieved a
positive result
as to their differences"

Just bad writing.

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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Iain M Churches wrote:
"Dave xxxx" wrote in
message
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http://www.enjoythemusic.com/hifi200...onkrueger.html


Arny proclaims to have a BA in engineering earned in 1973

Which Uni was it at ?

Interesting link - and Arny spelled "Arnie" :-)

It was a placard you were holding up in front of you in a pic.

One of many factual errors.

Interestingly enough, in contrast to Stewart Pinkerton's
claim, Arny
writes:

I didn't write that.

"One of the things Arny discovered is that good power
amplifiers are
hard to distinguish if you pass a signal through once,
though
if you pass a signal through a relatively small amount of
times
the difference are detectable. Arny collected data on five
amplifiers
within an 8-hour day and claims to have achieved a
positive result
as to their differences"

Just bad writing.

So didn't you say that either?
What *were* you saying?

The discussion looked interesting. Is a full transcript
available?

Iain