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James F Smoak

from Lexington, KY
Age ~61
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Also known as:
James S Smoak, James F Smoaks, Jim Smoak, Jf Smoak
Phone and address:
1164 Narrow Ln, Lexington, KY 40517
(859) 271-3174
Related to:
Jessie BrigmanSarah A BoykinPatricia Ann Boykin, 70Jameel F Smoak, 40Sarah A Smoak, 68Taron M Brigman, 48William H Boykin, 42Jessie F Brigmon, 82David Brigman, 83William H Boykin, 65Jennifer Brigman, 62
Connected to:
Bradley C Smoak, 41Brian Smoak, 38Carey G Smoak, 68Catherine E Smoak, 49Charles M Smoak, 73Colin J Smoak, 69Cory A Smoak, 30Curtis C Smoak, 50Deryl P Smoak, 67Frank M Smoak, 58

James Smoak Phones & Addresses

  • 1164 Narrow Ln, Lexington, KY 40517 (859) 271-3174
  • Louisville, KY
  • 174 Planet St, Rochester, NY 14606 (585) 458-3856
  • Webster, NY
  • Orangeburg, SC

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Resumes

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Musician At Self

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Location:
Louisville, Kentucky Area
Industry:
Entertainment
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Musician

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Location:
Louisville, KY
Industry:
Entertainment
Work:
Jim Smoak
Musician and Banjo, Guitar
Wrol Radio Wsm Radio & Tv Grand Ole Opry Wafb Radio & Tv Wbt Radio & Tv Wsaz Tv
Musician
Education:
Walterboro High School; Colleton County, Sc 1948 - 1952
Walterboro High School; Colleton County
Skills:
Music
Nonprofits
Editing
Public Relations
Social Media
Microsoft Excel
Social Media Marketing
Public Speaking
Research
Customer Service
Team Building
Social Networking
Microsoft Office
Teaching
Budgets
Entertainment
Event Management
Microsoft Word
Fundraising
Event Planning
Languages:
English
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Engineering Manager, Project Manager

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Location:
Lexington, KY
Industry:
Printing
Work:
Rochester City School District Oct 2002 - Apr 2004
Teacher
Lexmark International, Inc. Oct 2002 - Apr 2004
Engineering Manager, Project Manager
Xerox Jun 1984 - Sep 2002
Project Manager
Education:
Rochester Institute of Technology 1989 - 1994
Bachelors, Mechanical Engineering Orangeburg Calhoun Technical College 1982 - 1984
Associates, Associate of Arts, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Hardware Design
System Testing
Design of Experiments
Product Development
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Fmea
Six Sigma
Printers
Project Management
Global Management
Strategic Planning
Global Strategy
Embedded Systems
Firmware
Testing
Hardware
Embedded Software
Design For Manufacturing
Spc
Debugging
Engineering
Integration
Hardware Architecture
Manufacturing
Interests:
Designed
New Yorkproject Manager
New York Project Manager
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Independent Music Professional

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Location:
Louisville, Kentucky Area
Industry:
Music

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
James Smoak
Principal
Smoaks Flooring
Ret Floor Covering · Flooring
2983 Riley St, Orangeburg, SC 29118
(803) 531-5623

Publications

Us Patents

Variable Pressure System For Controlling Pressure Exerted On A Transport Belt

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US Patent:
53203399, Jun 14, 1994
Filed:
Jan 4, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/000328
Inventors:
Kendolph A. Thomas - Ontario NY
William D. Milillo - Ontario NY
Paula E. Reid - Rochester NY
Michele D. Taber - Rochester NY
John R. Falvo - Rochester NY
James F. Smoak - Webster NY
Charles D. Rizzolo - Irondequoit NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
B65H 500
US Classification:
271225
Abstract:
A reciprocating document handler for transporting documents comprising a belt transport supported for transporting sheets in a first and a second, opposite direction. The device further includes apparatus for allowing documents moving in the first and second directions, respectively, at an exchange area on the belt to slide over one another substantially freely. The device includes a pressure member to urge the belt into engaging with transported documents and a mechanism for reducing the bearing of a pressure member proximate the exchange area to promote the substantially free sliding engagement of the documents transported in opposite directions.

Pivotal Bi-Directional Decurler

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US Patent:
55659713, Oct 15, 1996
Filed:
Oct 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/316966
Inventors:
Youti Kuo - Penfield NY
James F. Smoak - Webster NY
Curtis Arline - Rochester NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 2100
US Classification:
355309
Abstract:
A pivotal, bi-directional decurler that changes sheet bending direction from an away from image to a toward image direction includes a decurler support structure that is mounted for bi-directional movement by a cam mechanism. A belt member is entrained around two support rollers that are supported by the decurler support structure with an unsupported span between the rollers. A pinch roll is adapted to form a nip with the unsupported span of the belt to provide away from image bending of copy sheets when the cam mechanism is rotated into a first position. An elastomer coated rotating shaft positioned downstream of the away from image nip cooperates with a bending baffle when the cam mechanism is rotated into a second position to provide toward image bending of copy sheets.

Decurler Apparatus For Reducing Cross Curl In Sheets

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US Patent:
55550835, Sep 10, 1996
Filed:
Oct 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/317254
Inventors:
Youti Kuo - Penfield NY
James F. Smoak - Webster NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 2100
US Classification:
355309
Abstract:
A decurler for reducing cross curl in sheets includes at least one grooved elastomer transport belt and a ribbed pinch shaft. The ribs of the decurler shaft extend into the grooves in the belt to provide one-sided corrugations to a passing sheet and provide distributed localized bending of the copy sheet in the area of the belt grooves. Distributed local bending in the cross direction, as well as, in the wrap in the process direction around the ribbed decurler shaft provide cross curl reduction in the process direction.

Downhill Bottom Vacuum Corrugated Feeder And Method

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US Patent:
52559050, Oct 26, 1993
Filed:
Nov 24, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/981049
Inventors:
Paula E. Reid - Rochester NY
Kendolph A. Thomas - Ontario NY
John R. Falvo - Rochester NY
Charles D. Rizzolo - Irondequoit NY
William D. Milillo - Ontario NY
James F. Smoak - Webster NY
Michele D. Taber - Rochester NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
B65H 312
US Classification:
271 94
Abstract:
A bottom vacuum corrugated feeder (BVCF) includes a tray for supporting a stack of documents. The tray is angled downhill relative to the feeding direction of the documents such that the leading edge of the stack is urged to a common stop member. The tray also includes a single side guide for aligning one side edge of the stack. A stack height sensor sends a signal corresponding to stack height to a controller which in turn controls voltage to be applied to a DC motor controlled blower based on a predetermined ratio of air flow pressure to stack pressure. The structure enables intermixed size document feeding in a BVCF.

High Temperature Safety System For A Fusing Subsystem Module For An Electrophotographic Printer

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US Patent:
57549176, May 19, 1998
Filed:
Apr 11, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/834005
Inventors:
Paul M. Fromm - Rochester NY
Edward C. Hanzlik - Fairport NY
James F. Smoak - Rochester NY
Ihor Kulbida - Fairport NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 1520
US Classification:
399 33
Abstract:
A customer-replaceable module having a fusing subsystem therein for a electrophotographic printer or copier includes three separate devices for detecting potentially dangerous temperature conditions within the module. A first thermal cutoff spaced from the fuser roll can detect high temperatures caused by incorrect software operation and hardware failures. A second thermal cutoff contacting the fuser roll outside of the paper path can detect failures associated with software malfunctions and paper shielding the first thermal cutoff. A thermistor contacting the fuser roll in the paper path can interface with the control software of the printer or copier itself. The thermal cutoffs function entirely independently of the control software of the printer or copier. The module may further include an electronically-readable memory for recording failure conditions.

System For Managing Fuser Modules In A Digital Printing Apparatus

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US Patent:
60164093, Jan 18, 2000
Filed:
Nov 25, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/978300
Inventors:
Michael E. Beard - Webster NY
Porfirio J. Perez - Walworth NY
James F. Smoak - Rochester NY
Edward C. Hanzlik - Fairport NY
Paul M. Fromm - Rochester NY
Ihor Kulbida - Fairport NY
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
G03G 1500
G03G 1520
US Classification:
399 33
Abstract:
A fuser module, being a fuser subsystem installable in a xerographic printing apparatus, includes an electronically-readable memory permanently associated therewith. The control system of the printing apparatus reads out codes from the electronically-readable memory at install to obtain parameters for operating the module, such as maximum web use, voltage and temperature requirements, and thermistor calibration parameters.
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James F Smoak from Lexington, KY, age ~61 Get Report