WILLIAM L SMITH
Engineering in Hartford, CT

License number
Massachusetts 12764
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 1990
Type
Safety Engineer
Address
Address
Hartford, CT 06119

Professional information

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Assignment Editor/Web Producer At Fox Ct

Position:
Assignment Editor/Web Producer at FOX CT (WTIC-TV) at Tribune Broadcasting
Location:
Hartford, Connecticut Area
Industry:
Broadcast Media
Work:
Tribune Broadcasting since Sep 2012 - Assignment Editor/Web Producer at FOX CT (WTIC-TV) NBCUniversal, Inc. Sep 2011 - Sep 2012 - Assignment Editor at NBC Connecticut (WVIT-TV) NBC Connecticut WVIT-TV - NBC Universal May 2011 - Aug 2011 - News Intern UCTV-14 Jan 2010 - Dec 2010 - Reporter The Daily Campus Aug 2009 - Aug 2010 - Copy Editor Co-Communications, Inc. May 2010 - Jul 2010 - Intern Namaste Human Rights Journal Nov 2009 - Apr 2010 - Staff Writer
Education:
The University of Connecticut 2007 - 2011
B.A., Journalism; Communication Sciences
Skills:
Final Cut Pro, Journalism, Television, Editing, Editorial, Digital Media, Storytelling, Broadcast, Video Production, Social Media, Avid, Press Releases, Social Media Marketing, AP Style, Facebook, ENPS
Honor & Awards:
Dean's List, University of Connecticut, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences


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Senior Systems Engineer At Catlin

Position:
Senior Systems Engineer at Catlin
Location:
Hartford, Connecticut Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
Catlin - Senior Systems Engineer TBC Corporation Jun 2005 - Jan 2008 - Network Administrator Computer Limits Oct 2001 - Nov 2003 - Field Technician


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Owner William Smith &Amp; Associates, Llc

Position:
Owner -William Smith & Associates, LLC at William Smith & Associates, LLC
Location:
Hartford, Connecticut Area
Industry:
Legal Services
Work:
William Smith & Associates, LLC since Feb 2011 - Owner -William Smith & Associates, LLC Lemieux & Associates Sep 2005 - Feb 2011 - Investigator
Education:
University of New Haven 1992 - 1996
MBA, Management
Union College 1985 - 1989
BA, English


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William Smith - Newington, CT

Work:
Post University
Admission Counselor
Panorama Flight Service - White Plains, NY State of Connecticut - New Britain, CT
Special Needs Caregiver
Windsor Public Schools - Windsor, CT
Mentor/Math Tutor
YMCA - Newton, MA
Fitness Trainer
Education:
St Joseph's College - West Hartford, CT
Master of Science in Business Management
Mount Ida College - Newton, MA
Bachelor of Science in Sports Management
Mount Ida College


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Associate At W.smith Associates

Position:
Associate at W.Smith Associates
Location:
Hartford, Connecticut Area
Industry:
Computer Hardware
Work:
W.Smith Associates - Associate


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Ceo At Expert Witness Evaluations

Position:
CEO at Expert witness evaluations
Location:
Hartford, Connecticut Area
Industry:
Health, Wellness and Fitness
Work:
Expert witness evaluations - CEO


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William Bryant Smith, Hartford CT - Lawyer

Address:
State of Ct-State
20 Trinity St STE 101, Hartford 06106
Licenses:
Connecticut - Active 1996


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Workpiece Turning Hand Tool With Torque Control

US Patent:
4249435, Feb 10, 1981
Filed:
Jul 30, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/061856
Inventors:
Norman R. Villeneuve - East Granby CT
William J. Smith - West Hartford CT
International Classification:
B25B 23142
US Classification:
81477
Abstract:
A tool for turning a screw, nut, bolt or other rotatable workpiece includes a bottom housing carrying a workpiece engageable part and, above the housing, a handle engageable by the hand of a user. The handle is axially and angularly shiftable relative to the housing and is angularly connectable to the housing through both a torque spring and through sets of angular stops on the housing and on the handle which stops are brought into and out of engagement with one another as the handle is shifted axially relative to the housing. The tool may be used as an ordinary screw driver or wrench whereby hand torque is transmitted directly from the handle to the housing, as a torque measuring tool whereby hand torque is transmitted from the handle to the housing through the torque spring, and as a preloaded tool whereby a given amount of torque is loaded into the tool prior to application to the workpiece and then, after application of the tool to the workpiece, is released and used to rotate the workpiece without the handle being rotated by the user.


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Single Element Typehead Positioning Mechanism

US Patent:
3963109, Jun 15, 1976
Filed:
Jun 9, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/585051
Inventors:
William J. Smith - West Hartford CT
Assignee:
Royal Business Machines, Inc. - Hartford CT
International Classification:
G41J 132
US Classification:
197 55
Abstract:
A non-homing positioning mechanism to effect type selective movements of a single element typehead by means of coordinate band systems wherein the coordinate band systems are cntrolled by a translator comprising a four armed cross-shaped member unidirectionally rotatable in 90. degree. steps. A set of radially spaced pins are arranged along opposing arms of the cross-shaped member, the sets being alternately selectively settable in response to successive character selections to cause selective band displacement incident to each 90. degree. rotation of said cross-member. One end of each band system is anchored and the other end is connected to position and hold the typehead to a selected character in accordance with the displacement thereof through selected pins on opposing arms of and incident to movement of the cross-shaped member.


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Putting Stroke Calculator

US Patent:
4137448, Jan 30, 1979
Filed:
Oct 4, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/729400
Inventors:
William J. Smith - West Hartford CT
International Classification:
G06C 2700, G06C 300, A63B 5500
US Classification:
235 78G
Abstract:
A device for enabling a golfer to determine the proper length of putting stroke according to the distance between ball and hole and according to the lie of the ball. The device comprises a plurality of scales representing relationships between putting strokes and putt distances for various lies. According to visual estimates of the distance and lie of a ball, be it flat, uphill, downhill or sidehill, a golfer may read out from the scales the corresponding putt stroke and aim necessary to hole a putt of any distance and lie.