Talk:Jeff Rona
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The case to save the article starts with the connection between active-duty US Navy sonar and Weird Al
I will allow my IP address because it is protected by RoadRunner obfuscation. Everything is verifiable through due diligence.
I am William Curtis Turner born in California, former professional musician, former professional composer, former software developer of still existing video poker and keno and laser-disc professional and amateur gambling and lottery devices, first software engineer responsible single-handed for bringing OpenGL "video-game" style visualization to the JHU Advanced Physics Laboratories' products for the US Navy's still-active-duty experimental submersible cigar-shaped objects, and I was allowed to do so despite lack of an active clearance and required to infer all existing target platforms. Who can say that? I should be readily reachable as well. [1]
I'll start with the Weird Al connection, his article is solid. Do I need more? Go ahead and delete if I don't need more. Someone please consider them, though; I believe I make the entire case or at least offer the path to modify multiple articles.
1. Bermuda Schwartz might owe his career to Jeff. As a child, Bermuda's biggest success and the one that kept him going was a combo that Jeff and myself formed and I met Bermuda when we both participated in the Los Angeles Police Junior Band.
2. Weird Al's first success with Dr Demento he attributes to the help of then-Jon Schwartz.
3. The cited material doesn't begin to reflect Jeff's influence on Ridley Scott's success and that of his now-departed brother.
4. Jeff worked for the largest Japanese music hardware firm that starts with an R and was their musical and technical representative for the committee that developed MIDI 1.0 <period> What other software development team other than NASA has built a global standard starting before 1980, that is in more hardware than DARPAnet ever was, and developed a standard compatible with every amateur and professional musical technology and music-oriented software and hardware platform and the majority of videogames to this day?
5. I believe Jeff has changed for the better, and augmented the pallet and tools, of every contemporary professional film, television, videogame, and cartoon composer today. [6]
- ^ US Navy history, history of John Hopkins University, current commercial products for all active-duty Navy and many university sonar visualizations systems and their vendors, world's preeminent undersea sonar control and interpretation vendor, Hawaii's www.oicinc.com
- ^ Jeff's website, this article, Bermuda's website, his article, Weird Al's article
- ^ Weird Al's article, Bermuda's article, Dr Demento's article
- ^ published articles in major film magazines and music magazines
- ^ ALL Contemporary planetary professional music, subsequent after many years of struggle Corporate success of Microsoft corporation within professional music immediate adoption and continuing prominence of Apple Computer's Macintosh platform within professional music, ALL amateur MIDI music, MIDI 1.0 specification, Roland corporation history, any Roland engineering employee through 1985 at least
- ^ every relevant existing article including still-featured ones.