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Anyone know of a good tuner that works with Martins in Arizona?
Anyone know of a good tuner that works with Martins in Arizona?
i do not.but this is a link to the martin dealer page and it might have what you are looking for
Bull Basin Flagstaff and or Tucson (Goggle them). In the Valley Bear mountain in Mesa was a really good shop 10 yeras ago when I lived in the valley. Tuning pretty easy, alot of youtube vidos that can help ya learn.
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also in what area of AZ.its a decent size state and i doubt you would want to drive all of AZ for a bowsmith.lol


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (Nov. 10, 2009) – Beginning with the opening night card on Friday, November 13, Hollywood Park will offer wagering on races from Australia. After opening weekend, Australian simulcast racing is scheduled Thursday through Sunday for the remainder of the 27-day Autumn Meet that concludes on Sunday, December 20.
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Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens, who never won the prestigious Matriarch Stakes as a rider, will try to win the $300,000, Grade I test as a trainer with Diamondrella on Nov. 28 at Hollywood Park.
Diamondrella, a Grade I stakes-winning 5-year-old mare, was an unexpected addition last week to the Santa Anita barn of Stevens, who began training in May.
"I got a surprise call early Thursday morning," said Stevens Sunday from Santa Anita. "Michael (Iavarone, head of owner IEAH Stables) informed me that she was coming. It was a big confidence booster."
Diamondrella was shipped to Kentucky for the Fasig-Tipton Sale in Lexington after finishing 11th in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Santa Anita Nov. 7, but was bought back by IEAH and flown back to California by way of Indianapolis early Friday morning.
Diamondrella, based in New York most of the year, enjoyed a banner campaign under previous trainer Angel Penna, winning three of five starts, including two Grade I races: the Just A Game at Belmont and the First Lady at Keeneland.
Both victories were at one mile on turf, the same distance as The Matriarch for fillies and mares. Career-wise, the English-bred daughter of Rock of Gibraltar has won eight of 18 starts and earned $784,576.
"The Matriarch is the target," said Stevens, who plans to supplement the mare for $6,000. "She showed up in great shape. Angel did a great job with her. I just walked her this morning."
The Matriarch was one of the few major stakes in Southern California that eluded Stevens as a jockey. He finished second twice behind champion Flawlessly, with Fire The Groom in 1991 and Toussaud in 1993.
Diamondrella's toughest competition is expected from multiple Grade I stakes winner Ventura, to be ridden by Garrett Gomez for trainer Bobby Frankel.
Other probable starters include Tuscan Evening, Rutherienne and April Pride.
Mrs Kipling, another nominee, worked six furlongs on turf here Sunday in 1:14 for trainer Neil Drysdale, who said both the 3-year-old filly and Cat By The Tale — third-place finisher in the Las Palmas Handicap — are under Matriarch consideration.
Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott, who shipped Court Vision from Florida to win the Hollywood Derby last year, seeks to duplicate that feat with Al Khali in the $300,000, Grade I race Nov. 29.
Hollywood Park stakes co-ordinator Dan Eidson reported Sunday from the racing office that Mott will supplement the ridgling for $6,000 for the 1 ¼-mile turf test for 3-year-olds and ship him west.
Al Khali, a son of Medaglia d'Oro, has been training at Payson Park. He won the Grade III Saranac Stakes at Saratoga in August and has captured four of 11 starts overall.
Several other leading 3-year-olds are also expected to supplement: Oak Tree Derby winner The Usual Q.T. for Jim Cassidy; Juddmonte Farms' World Heritage, placed in three graded stakes in France for Pascal Bary; Hawthorne Derby runner-up Sir Al for Bill Morey, and Grassy, fourth-place finisher in the Jamaica Handicap for Christophe Clement.
Nominees considered probable include Virginia Derby winner Battle of Hastings for Jeff Mullins, Secretariat Stakes runner-up Black Bear Island for Julio Canani, La Jolla Handicap winner Meteore for Richard Mandella and Jamaica winner Take The Points for Todd Pletcher.
Battle of Hastings worked four furlongs on turf in :49.80 here Sunday under Garrett Gomez.
Proudinsky hopes the third time is the charm in the $300,000 Citation Handicap, a Grade I test at 1 1/16 miles on turf Nov. 27.
The 6-year-old German-bred horse signaled his readiness for the race by working six furlongs in 1:13.20 on Cushion Track Sunday under exercise rider Jose Dominguez.
Proudinsky, trained by Bobby Frankel, finished third in the 2007 Citation and fourth last year after jockey Jose Valdivia Jr. lost his whip in the stretch.
Proudinsky, a triple Grade II stakes winner, has captured six of 20 starts and earned $1,117,953.
Fluke, another Frankel trainee under Citation consideration, also worked six furlongs on Cushion Track under Dominguez, in 1:12. Fluke, a 4-year-old Brazilian-bred colt, won an allowance race on the Belmont Park turf in his last start in September.
Other nominees under serious consideration include Cowboy Cal, Ever A Friend, El Gato Malo, Whatsthescript, Global Hunter and Times Gone By.
Dan Eidson, stakes co-ordinator, reported that Skyrush, fourth-place finisher in the Oak Tree Mile, was supplemented for $6,000 by trainer Darrell Vienna, and that Blue Chagall, winner of the Lure Mile, was likely to follow suit for conditioner Julio Canani.
Trainer Eoin Harty is excited about the prospects of American Lion, scheduled to make his California debut in the $100,000 Hollywood Prevue Stakes, a Grade III test for 2-year-olds at seven furlongs Saturday.
"He was very impressive breaking his maiden," said Harty Sunday of the WinStar Farm homebred colt, who drew off to win by 6 ½ lengths at seven furlongs in his second start at Keeneland on Oct. 18.
"It's a big step up, but I think he's up to the task," said Harty. "He's a big colt. He looks like a combination of Tiznow (his sire) and Storm Cat (sire of his dam, Storm Tide)."
Julien Leparoux, national earnings leader who rode the colt to his maiden score at Keeneland, will be in from Kentucky to ride.
Other probable starters include the John Sadler-trained duo of Heir Joe (Joel Rosario) and Hurricane Ike (Rafael Bejarano), Indian Firewater (Garrett Gomez) for four-time Prevue winner Bob Baffert, Pico Pico (Alex Solis) and Seattle Ruler (Martin Garcia).
Seattle Ruler worked five furlongs in 59 seconds Sunday for trainer Mike Harrington.
Trainer Mark Glatt hopes restraint is rewarded after watching It Tiz work five furlongs in a bullet 58.60 seconds Sunday under exercise rider Jesse Uribe for the $100,000 Moccasin Stakes for 2-year-old fillies at seven furlongs next Sunday.
Glatt passed up the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies with the promising filly following a pair of fourth-place finishes in the Darley Debutante and Oak Leaf Stakes and instead chose a more conservative route, winning a $40,000 allowance race at one mile at Santa Anita on Oct. 29 in her last start.
"She's still learning," explained Glatt. "I figured she might not be ready for that level (Breeders' Cup) yet."
Instead Glatt hopes the Tiznow filly can use the Moccasin as a springboard for the $300,000 Hollywood Starlet on closing day (Dec. 20).
Other probable starters include Bicker sons (Joel Rosario), Miss Heather Lee (Garrett Gomez) and Neeko (Alex Solis).
Neeko worked five furlongs in 1:00.20 Sunday for trainer Patty Harrington.
Undefeated champion mare Zenyatta, who finished her career with a perfect 14-for-14 record by beating males with her dramatic late charge in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita on Nov. 7, will be saluted by Hollywood Park and Betfair/TVG on Sunday, Nov. 29.
Zenyatta, stabled at Hollywood Park throughout her illustrious career, will parade between races on the program which will feature the 68th running of the $300,000 Hollywood Derby and the $100,000 Miesque Stakes.
Patrons attending the celebration of Zenyatta will receive a DVD — "ZENYATTA, A Living Legend" — which will feature each of her 14 starts, culminating with the sensational victory over a world-class field in the Classic.
A second giveaway item will be a Betfair/TVG poster featuring Zenyatta with her lifetime past performances printed on the back. Both giveaways will be available to patrons while supplies last.
Owners Jerry and Ann Moss will be on hand for the event, accompanied by the entire Zenyatta team, headed by trainer John Shirreffs and Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith.
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SALISBURY — Another local philanthropist has offered to contribute money to the Rowan-Salisbury School System central office - as long as it's in downtown Salisbury.
In a Sunday email to architect Bill Burgin, Fred Stanback said he wants to donate $150,000 toward installing solar panels on the roof of the building. This would allow the office to generate some or all of its own electricity.
"(This) amount may not cover the full upfront cost, but it seems a shame to build a building which will be used for 50 to 100 years and not have it done with the latest technology," Stanback wrote. "The original cost may be higher, but that will be recovered many times over during the life of the building."
The Blanche and Julian Robertson Family Foundation previously pledged $250,000 toward furniture at the central office building, on the condition that it be built downtown.
In an interview Tuesday, Stanback said he has been interested in solar power for a long time, because it "just makes sense."
"It's very likely utility costs will be going up over the years. If they get solar panels, it will lock in the cost," he said. "The sun is not going to raise its prices."
Stanback said using solar energy is an alternative to paying for oil from overseas or coal from another state.
"Also, it would be a symbol for the whole school system of modern technology that could and should be used today," Stanback said. He said he thinks it's important that the office be in a central location, and the city of Salisbury has given a lot to the project already.
The school system has proposed building the consolidated office building in the 300 block of South Main Street.
Rowan County commissioners declined to borrow $6 million on behalf of the school system to build the central office at the downtown site, citing soil contamination there. Salisbury has since agreed to consider borrowing $8 million on the school system's behalf for the project.
Assistant Superintendent Gene Miller said he thinks installing solar panels is a great idea.
"It's a very generous offer," Miller said. "If we had the additional money, we would do it ourselves. It's nice that he's willing to step up and help us."
He said he's not sure how many solar panels the system could buy with $150,000, if it can't find funding elsewhere.
"But if you don't have enough to power a whole building, it's still more than enough to power the hot water we would use or some of the electricity we would use," Miller said.
He said no formal planning has been done yet, because "we've got to have a building first."
"How many solar panels can you buy with the dollars available? In the ideal world, you'd fill the whole roof up with panels," Burgin said. "It's safe to say that's probably a $400,000 order."
He said the school system would likely make up that cost over about 8 to 12 years, but these numbers are all rough estimates.
The system could choose to seek public grants or use some of its own funds to supplement Stanback's donation, Burgin said. It also could just install $150,000 worth of solar panels.
"At least as of now, we do have to deal with limited dollars," he said. "We have a fixed budget, and we want to make sure we stay within that number."
Burgin said the roof structure would have to change slightly to accommodate the panels, but it wouldn't affect the base building.
The school system will need to rebid the plans for the office anyway, Miller said, because the latest bids from two or three months ago are no longer valid.
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In addition to removing and replacing soil, the city also had to dig out seven underground fuel tanks that remained from the property's history as a gas station.
Once the property receives a clean bill of health from the state, Burgin said the school board's next step is to ask commissioners for direction. If they still won't help finance the project, the board will then turn to the city.
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Mango Creek Lodge's tarpon fishing is focused on Roatan's mangrove canals. On average, the tarpon range from 15 to 30 lbs, but we have seen some as large as 50 lbs. Tarpon put up a spectacular fight.
Roatan's tarpon are present year-round, but their peak season is from October to January. November, the usual start of our rainy season, is when tarpon are most active.
At Mango Creek, we target these baby Tarpon up to 60 pounds. I think a 25 pound Tarpon on a ten weight fly rod is the ultimate in fun and excitement.
Make sure you gear up with the appropriate rods, reels, line,leaders, and flies.
A 9-ft, 10-wt rod with a stiff butt section will work for most of Roatan's tarpon. An 11- or 12-wt rod might be necessary if you want to hook a big one.
Bring reels that match your rods. You should also have at least 250 yds of 30-lb backing.
Fly Line
A tropical-weight, forward-floating line will cover most situations, but an extra spool loaded with an intermediate sinking tip line will be better for fishing for larger tarpon in the channels and deeper ocean-side flats.
Typical tarpon leaders are 5 ft of heavy butt section material (40–50 lbs) connected to an 18-in section of 16–26-lb class tippet and a 16-in section of 60–100-lb shock tippet. The heavy shock tippet will prevent the line from cutting on the tarpon's sharp gill plates. The class section provides a weak point in the line so that it can break to prevent your fly rod or line from being lost.
Tarpon are sometimes incredibly finicky; other times, they will eat anything presented to them. Tarpon feed primarily on baitfish, but they are known to eat oceanic worms, crabs, and mollusks. Flies tied on chemically sharpened hooks or even circle hooks in sizes 2/0–4/0 do best.
Consider bringing:
- Swimming shrimp patterns (tan or orange) #2
- Mantis shrimp patterns #2
- Lemay's Big-Eye Tarpon Fly (orange/brown, orange/blue, orange/green)
- Brown Charlie (brown/green) #2-4
- Toad Fly #2-4
- Merkin Crab #2
- Blanton's Flashtail Whistler #4.
Our guides also recommend flies that are dark brown or moss green. In addition, they recommend bringing some big pattern streamers for tarpon. They usually take something 3 in or longer.


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Hi i have a question regarding the above gearbox. We have a load of 500-600 grams. What is the MAX load this gearbox is reconmended for,
thanks andy
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The manufactuers do not publish a load figure although they are rather well made. The load would have been expressed as torque so whilst you say 500-600 grams, you would need to specify the distance of the load from the centre of the output shaft of the gearbox. As I'm sure you will appreciate, there is a big difference in trying to lift a load say 2cm from the output shaft to say 1m from output shaft.
How far is your load away i.e. diameter of the pulley or length of the arm?
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Im building a 1/10th scale A27m cromwell mk IV cruiser tank. Your (1410-011) Technobots Feather Gold 12V 150W would be perfect to be the drive if i could find a 25:1 reduction gearbox, ive looked into building my own using sprockets/chain and/or gears but the construction gets heavy and unwieldy. Do you have such a gearbox or know where i might be able to get one?
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If only! We would love to be able to help but so far we have had no luck in finding a gearbox at a suitable price. Industrial gearboxes are simply far too expensive for the hobby market.
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Paul Stanley is slamming back after Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler labeled Kiss "a comic-book" band, and that he's offended by any criticism comparing the two bands, according to Ultimate Classic Rock. On Monday night (October 15th), Stanley, who was promoting Kiss' 20th album, the newly released Monster, lashed back at Tyler, telling Rockline, "Maybe Steven's feeling a bit full of himself because he has an album coming out . . . When (the Aerosmith) album comes out, let's put (it next to ours and) and let the music do the talking."
Stanley went on to talk about the bands' 2003 tour, which featured Kiss and Aerosmith as co-headliners: "Steven insisted that they close the show. I really (didn't) care because one way or the other you have to come up onstage. (He) was looking down his nose a bit at Kiss. Seeing him come onstage to an underwhelmed audience and (seeing) people walking out (made me smile). . . Steven may have been over-enthused and needs a reality check."
Paul Stanley told us that over the decades, Kiss has lived out their career in public and that come what may, the fans have always seen the very human side of Kiss throughout the years: "I've made mistakes. The band has made mistakes, but that's great. A) If you survive your mistakes, that's great, and B) if you learn from them, all the better. We've lived a very open and very public life, and anything that we've done has been on the record. We've been seen blemishes and all, and I think it's awesome."
Aerosmith release their latest album, Music From Another Dimension, on November 6th.
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My 16yo homeschooled son reads widely on Austrian economics. He is beginning to look at colleges and is wondering how to find good schools with diverse enough departments so that he won't be totally frustrated in all his economics classes. Where can we find schools with at least some free market/Austrian faculty members?
If I had a cake and ate it, it can be concluded that I do not have it anymore. HHH
Thank you very much.
In case you didn't notice, that list is specifically for grad schools. That tends to be the focus of much of this "where can I find Austrian economics in university?" discussion. You're not really taken seriously as an undergrad...although it helps if you plan on making a career in acadamia (like those that you would be seeking info/advice from have.)
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But I'm not so sure he's going to be able to get away without being frustrated. If he's 16 and already decently read in Austrian economics, I'm not quite sure if it will be possible to even go to college without pulling at least a few hairs out. Your best bet is to do what you can to find the best school he can feasibly get into and afford, and have him find other ways of expanding on his "radical" studies.
I mean, what exactly is his goal/purpose in attending college? That's a very important question to answer. Meanwhile, you have some time to do research. Check out:
You might want to look at something like Zmirak, Choosing the Right College 2012-13. You'd be hard-pressed to find an Austrian undergraduate program anywhere, but at least the colleges presented in that book are likely the least infected by leftist ideology. Of course, research the economics departments of these colleges if that is your focus.
John James:In case you didn't notice, that list is specifically for grad schools.
The question is: Where can we find schools with at least some free market/Austrian faculty members?
The schools are organized by:
In A, you can get a Ph.D. in economics, and Austrian economics is part of the
official program.
In B you can get a Ph.D. in economics, and Austrian economics is not part of the
official program (but there are Austrians and/or libertarians on the faculty).
In C, you can not get a Ph.D. in economics, and Austrian economics is not part of
the official program, but there are Austrian economists on the faculty, and you can get a
Ph.D. in some other, related, subject.
In A, you can get a Ph.D. in economics, and Austrian economics is part of the
official program.
In B you can get a Ph.D. in economics, and Austrian economics is not part of the
official program (but there are Austrians and/or libertarians on the faculty).
In C, you can not get a Ph.D. in economics, and Austrian economics is not part of
the official program, but there are Austrian economists on the faculty, and you can get a
Ph.D. in some other, related, subject.
While the list is of particular interest for those seeking Ph.Ds, all the colleges/universities have, at least, Austrian-leaning economic professors on the faculty.
Yeah I know, my comment wasn't intended to be a strike against that document, (as you can see, it's included throughout the links I compiled in that master link). I was just making sure the OP caught that the list was recommending grad schools only.
There is a big difference between grad departments and undergrad. Indeed there are universities that claim some of the top graduate programs in the world...whereas their undergraduate schools are considered quite mediocre...and vice versa. They are essentially two different schools, and this includes faculty.
I realize the OP specifically just says "faculty members", but (1) the poster may not have a very good understanding for how the university system currently operates, and (2) just because you can find one or two sympathetic faculty members doesn't mean the kid is going to be able to refrain from pulling his hair out.
Sure, he might be able to slide into some office hours or end up conversing with the prof for advice or something every now and then, but other than that, simply having a free-market professor on faculty in the graduate department is not going to make even a slight difference in an undergrad's college experience. It's possible the prof teaches an intro course, so the kid might actually be able to have him for a single class (and therefore get priority on the prof's attention over just some kid wanting a sane person to talk to), but even then, he'll be lucky if the prof even does the majority of the lectures. A great deal of the time when a graduate department instructor has an intro class his involvement can be essentially just the fact that his name is on the schedule. Sure he's probably required to hold some office hours, but what good is that if the only time he has them is when you have another class, and a TA is the one doing most of your lectures and all of your work assignments?
My ultimate point here is that, yes, it's great to have some sympathetic faculty members, but unless you're getting a Master's or PhD and they're your thesis/doctoral advisor, you're really not going to see any sort of difference.
The only way it would possibly matter is if you have a large section of the entire department that is more or less sympathetic, like something at GMU, and you might end up seeing a difference in overall curriculum when compared to some other school.
My point is, the much more important questions for this poster and her son to answer are:
1) Why exactly is he going to college? Is it just because "that's what you're supposed to do"? "That's the only way to get a good job"? What are the goals the young man has and how do they see college being a worthwhile means to achieve those ends?
2) Is college really necessary? Is it really the best way to achieve those goals? What other ways might he be able to go about that?
Once you answer those questions, I think it will begin to be seen that the interest in having free market-sympathetic faculty will be less and less relevant. This is largely due to the things I mentioned above about the presense of such faculty members not really being able to make a significant difference in his undergraduate experience.
Indeed, if the whole reasoning for going to college is to have a better-looking resume, and increase job opportunities, and all those common things, ultimately you're much better off basing the decision about where to matriculate on the standard curricula: school prestige, ranking, affordability, size, convenience. (Generally in that order.)
If his reason for college is much more personal, as in he feels like it would be a good experience, he wants to delay going into the workforce, he wants a career in academia, or something along those lines, then the priorities change. There would be a much greater importance placed on affordability and enjoyment/comfort with the student environment and the nature of the instruction and the curriculum. This is where having more sympathetic faculty might be more of a concern, but again, even in this situation, simply having one or two professors on campus somewhere is not going to mean much.
Ultimately I would suggest taking a serious look at what the kid thinks he wants to do...as in what path and direction he feels he would be happiest taking in life. I realize this is not an easy thing for a teenager to do, but when you're talking about 4-6 years of your late teens and early twenties, and potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars, it's worth a bit of investigation, education and introspection.
Other sources I recommend:
Is College Worth It? (he recommends the documentary College Conspiracy. See my review here.)
The College Loan Scheme
College: Why It Is Not a Bubble
The Big Question: Should I Go to College?
What College — If Any
The Question You're Not Asking: Should You Go To College?
Should Everyone Go To College?
Bear in mind I'm not trying to discourage anyone from going to college. I'm simply saying one should consider all options and make sure they are not just following lock-step with the "conventional wisdom" that going to college is always a good thing, and that everyone should...and basically considering it a given. As Richard Vedder points out, 12% of the mail carriers in the U.S. today now have Bachelor's degrees. In 1970 only 3% did. Is mail carrying so much more intellectually challenging that we need more mailmen with college degrees? Or is it possible the market is getting saturated and we're seeing a bunch of people walking around with diplomas and debt that they could easily be just fine without? Is a Bachelor's degree (and all the time and money it takes to get one) even necessary for carrying mail in the first place?
Yes, I realize no one necessarily envisions themself (or their children) as mail carriers "when they grow up", but the reality is something like 80+ percent of the degree-carrying workforce holds a job in a field outside of their degree major. And when one considers the cost of that diploma and the lost potential wages and experience one could have earned in those 4-6 years, the net benefit can often times be negative. Instead of coming into the workforce at 22 or 23 with no experience and tens or possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt (that can never be written off), one might instead have 4 or 5 years experience and relationships with a company and various industry contacts, as well as no debt and a sizable amount of savings.
All I'm suggesting is that you don't fall into the box of "not going is not an option", and actually consider all options.
I would love it if there were non-college ideas, or even do-it-at-home-for-$5000 college ideas, for my boys but it isn't likely. I have one enrolling this fall to study physics with an eye to engineering grad school and the one under discussion whose interests include Austrian economics, African development, Swahili and related languages, game theory, and behavioral econ. (and electric guitar but that doesn't really factor into the education decision). My guess is he'll end up in graduate school too. We don't expect a frustration-free experience--I don't know many bright homeschooled kids who fit in seamlessly in college, no matter where they went. And mine seem more than usually eclectic. And we don't expect tons of time, especially if he ends up at a big school, with a graduate prof. I do have an idea how the system works, being an ex-PhD student at a Big 10 school in poli sci and economics, but that was YEARS and years ago and it's a whole different world now. But one would hope that if there were a little free-market "buzz" there might also be congenial graduate students, perhaps even a couple of fellow-thinking undergrads, and if one tried answering a question in a seminar with "Well, Hayek said . . . " one wouldn't get blank stares or snorts of derision. I was a grad student in a program that wasn't a good fit for me (it was complicated, I was married and we both tried to get into school, he in law and I in a poli sci graduate program, in the same place). We've been poking about at the usual top-mentioned schools and keep getting answers like MIT, Harvard, Yale---but we know who those guys are, we can imagine what that degree experience would be like. We're just hoping that if we find a list of otherwise compatible looking schools we might be able to get into and afford, that perhaps some of them would be more congenial than others and if so, we would like a guess on what those are. We appreciate all the discussion so far and will look into the possibilities, and also poke further into the websites of likely schools and look at the course offerings and faculty lists.
Sounds like the engineer might actually get something out of a college degree (although I'm not sure about that track...if he's interested in engineering, he should probably just have that as the undergrad major. Depending on the specific field, he should be able to command a decent starting salary. I'm not sure what would be the reasoning behind a graduate degree without gaining work experience first...not to mention an employer who would probably foot the bill if the degree were really that necessary.)
However the younger one sounds more of a different type I know. I'm not really sure anything he does in college would directly influence his ability to earn back the money that was paid for him to go there. Again, if he's just interested in an experience, or a career in academia, then, yeah, I guess you kind of have to go to college, but other than that, I'm not so sure he'd find something in college that he would enjoy that would end up opening a lot of doors for him (i.e. provide him some kind of marketable knowedge or skill that was in-demand enough to command a high enough wage to make the cost a worthwhile investment.)
I'm curious what you mean by you "wish there were non-college ideas". Does this mean you don't see them being happy doing anything else?
Well, the catch being that the future engineer also wants to continue some of his other studies (Latin and music composition for the organ), and after consultation with profs in several departments and also several working engineers, decided BS Physics-Masters engineering to be a better approach than a 2-3 program. Many engineering-only departments or schools do not exactly have stellar music and classics departments. He's not paying for undergrad except with his time (full scholarships so far for all his potential schools but one.) I said they were more than usually eclectic even for homeschoolers. :-)
The next son, when I asked him what is dream job would be, told me it would be working for Cato promoting free trade and fighting against typical dumb development-and-aid programs for Africa. I know he's only 16 and likely has many changes of mind ahead of him, but I at least am completely unfamiliar with any non-college ways to end up doing ANYTHING like that. I'd surely be open to ideas! I think stalking Sallie James or Dan Ikenson until s/he lets him be an apprentice might not be an appropriate course of action. <vbg>
Austrian and behavioral econ?
Many engineering-only departments or schools do not exactly have stellar music and classics departments.
IU has an excellent Classical Studies and Music Program. I'm in Latin at IU, now. The Jacobs School of Music is one of the most recognized in the country. It is not Berklee, but it is good. But you are right, one is physical science and the other is cultural and social science. You could go to Purdue for engineering and IU for classical studies and music, haha.
The Poly Sci dept will get you the Austrian economists and libertarian philosophy explored, not in economics (again, at least at IU). We went over Hayek, Mises, and Rothbard in Y281, Y382, and Y384. It was an awesome series of classes involving political philosophy and the development of intellectual history. It elevates Rothbard to that of Thoreau and they are both taught alongside Locke, Marx, and Plato. The professors that taught the Austrians were more sympathetic to the ideas than my fellow students. We have Ron Paul to thank for the Austrians even being in the curriculum.
I started as an econ major, but when you realize that the only thing you are taught is "bankonomics" it gets a lot harder to take seriously. The teach Keynesianism/Utilitarianism/ and Coase-ian-ism in economics departments. My E305 Money and Banking class used a book written by a former Fed Governor, Mishikin, I think. The professor brought up Ron Paul and said there is contention over some of the macro issues with money, but it largely covered the Fed's methodology and obfuscated the history of the institution. E308 "Survey of Public Finance" was a disaster. I wrote a refutation of the textbook I had and it turns out the author was one of the authors of Obama's health care bill...
Something like 85% of the economics majors in the U.S. get internships at a Fed bank after they graduate. I used to get emails from them seeking interns and some of the "topics" classes in econ are simulated Federal reserve mangement seminars..."students actually operate simulated fed mechanisms" and lucky them they get to be thoroughly indoctrinated in the process. The Fed has purchased, in its entirety, the economics profession in this country. If the degree is political either go all out for Graduate Economics at George Mason or NYU, or put up with the garbage and do your own research in Poly sci or Philosophy (I changed my degree to a double major of the two and might get a minor in either history of psychology). Personally, professors have been supportive of outspoken opinions, just be prepared to back them up.
Or Hillsdale, they have Mises' personal 6000 text library there, I think. Although, my cousin went to Hillsdale and came out arrogant as all hell and knows next to nothing about Austrian economics (she was a poly sci major) and my guess is she focused primarily on Constitutional issues.
They are all mixed bags.
LOL, well, when you are 16 you can be interested in some odd juxtapositions, I suppose. I'm going to have him work some from MIT's OpenCourse psych and behavioral econ courses this year and maybe it'll help him decide how interesting he really thinks it is. He ran across some tidbits in a couple of Teaching Company courses, read a popular book or two but hasn't really had time to think it through. Also he hasn't had much deductive logic yet and so I'll be remedying that this year as well. Might help a little. I have typically encouraged them to read up on anything that interests them and that has lead to some really interesting confluences of interests. I feed them books and articles from my preferred viewpoints <g> but they have this persistent habit of winging off in other directions. Which is probably good. If they can resist buying everything Mom is selling perhaps they'll also resist buying whatever "Professor Keynesian" is selling when they do get to college. At least that's my hope. Maybe Son #3 will be more malleable, but he's only twelve and has only recently recovered from his childhood desire to be a tyrannosaurus rex when he grows up. :-)
The economics students on here in the past have said that it is nigh impossible to get a job as an economist until you have a PhD.


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