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I Jerome L Freeman at age 18 had no idea what I would become, except that I knew by that time that I was likely to be a success in American Steel Foundry. At eighteen, I was married, I was immature, as callow, as naive as an eighteen-year-old can be. It was not until fifteen years later after I had destroyed all I had worked for, when I was in my early thirties, that I really knew what I was good at and where I belonged. 1990 The Legend Robert Lockwood and I rediscovered each other as he remembered my big head from time I spent in Chicago with Hilliard Odd Sr. my Step-Dads Father. In his 80's he like Verdi was still composing and performing, he passed onto me that same spirit Verdi 's Falstaff gave Drucker.words would be my lodestar. I then resolved that if I ever reached an advanced age, I would not give up, but would keep on. In the meantime, I would strive for perfection, even though, as I well knew, it would surely always elude me. “I have striven for perfection. It has always eluded me. I surely had an obligation to make one more try.”

“THE GODS CAN SEE THEM”—TAUGHT BY PHIDIAS Zeus & IIt was at about the same time, at O.S.U. High Energy Physics during my stay as a Research Associate I, that I lived the story that conveyed to me what “perfection” means. For Drucker it is a story of the greatest sculptor of ancient Greece, Phidias. He was commissioned around 440 B.C. to make the statues that to this day, 2,400 years later, still stand on the roof of the Parthenon in Athens. They are considered among the greatest sculptures of the Western tradition. The statues were universally admired, but when Phidias submitted his bill, the city accountant of Athens refused to pay it. “These statues,” the accountant said, “stand on the roof of the temple, and on the highest hill in Athens. Nobody can see anything but their fronts. Yet, you have charged us for sculpturing them in the round, that is, for doing their backsides, which nobody can see.” “You are wrong,” Phidias retorted. “The gods can see them.” I read this, as I remember, shortly after I had listened to Falstaff, and it hit me hard. I have not always lived up to it. I have done many things that I hope the gods will not notice, but I have always known that one has to strive for perfection even if only “the gods” notice. For me it was project “ Zeus “1990 -1992, I worked as the last ' Wire Wrapper “ in E.L.L.I.E the Electronics Laboratory in The Alpheus Smith Building on The Ohio State University Campus. More specifically for The High Energy Physics Department under Prof. Thomas Romanowski and directly for Prof.'s T.Y. Ling and Stanley L Durkin. Chuck Rush Sr. , Vejay Segal, Benjamin Bylsma ( Post Doc ) at the time were my supervisors, Marc Johnson,Mark Studer and few others compatriots. “ Zeus “ stationed in Hamburg Germany at the Desy facilities was my Ancient Greek Sculptor ( I hardwired the control cards for the C.P.U. Which basically were Ben's schematics

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High Energy Physics ∙ Ohio State University ∙ Columbus, OH ∙ June 1990 – July 1992 Recorded and maintained electronic schematics in top order for replication of eight total control cards designed for ZEUS (particle accelerator) in Hamburg, Germany. Developed small tools strengthening hand and eye coordination at a microchip level. Hand wired and soldered all small components and organized their placement onto the control cards. Managed the placement of chips in relation to the needs of the department. Hand made cables for Ethernet connectivity for DOS and Macintosh computers. Developed a comprehension of wiring schematics for cabling and control cards. Began Internet usage for FTP and Telneting, including Pine & Elm email and newsgroups. Developed databases for inventory of all electronic components using Claris Works for Macintosh.