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William C Descamp

from Keenesburg, CO
Age ~61
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Also known as:
William Curtis Descamp, William Curtis Des Camp, Billy Descamp, Willam C Decamp, Camp William Curtis Des
Related to:
Ashley Nicole Descamp, 38Allan M Sitton, 59Britt AllettGene Y DoktorMichelle Dokter, 60Sara L Dokter, 91Bill Descamp, 55Brittney A Ahn, 37Christine N Allett, 55Taylor Descamp, 32Jacob D Descamp, 30Melinda K Descamp, 61Whitney M Descamp, 33Karen D Sitton, 59Scott D Wortley, 61Carol J Allett, 82
Connected to:
Anna L Descamps, 97Lori L Descamps, 66Peter M Descamps, 60Robin C Descamp, 55Virginie M Descamps, 63Michael A Descano, 51Amy J Descant, 50Jade Descant, 32Stanley Descartes, 39Chelsea L Descenna, 36

William Descamp Phones & Addresses

  • Keenesburg, CO
  • 665 Honey Ln, Waco, TX 76706
  • Woodway, TX
  • Bloomingdale, GA
  • Pooler, GA
  • Gap, PA
  • Fort Worth, TX
  • Sadsburyville, PA
  • McLean, TX
  • Simi Valley, CA

Work

Company: L-3 communications linguist operations & technical support Position: Manufacturing engineer

Industries

Defense & Space

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Manufacturing Engineer

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Location:
Waco, TX
Industry:
Defense & Space
Work:
L-3 Communications Linguist Operations & Technical Support
Manufacturing Engineer

Publications

Us Patents

Insole Topper Pad For Wearing Shoes Sockless

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US Patent:
20130340282, Dec 26, 2013
Filed:
Jun 25, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/507391
Inventors:
William Curtis Descamp - Woodway TX, US
International Classification:
A43B 13/38
US Classification:
36 44
Abstract:
The present invention is an insole topper pad adapted to provide an absorbent perspiration barrier between the bottom surface of the bare human foot and the top surface of a shoe's insole or footbed. The insole topper pad enables a user to easily transition from going barefoot to wearing shoes in a sockless manner, while further retaining a relatively hygienic environment within the shoe. The insole topper pad may be easily inserted in, or removed from, articles of footwear, and conveniently laundered on a daily basis. Further, the worry of unhealthy and embarrassing odors produced from prolonged bacteria build-up within a shoe may be substantially reduced. While eliminating the need for traditional socks, the insole topper pad allows the user to comfortably and sanitarily adapt to fashion and lifestyle trends which have significantly shifted, exposing the bare lower leg and ankle portion of the foot while wearing low rise shoes.

Portion Regulated Multiple-Bowl Smoking Device

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US Patent:
20120204888, Aug 16, 2012
Filed:
Feb 7, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/385224
Inventors:
William Curtis Descamp - Woodway TX, US
International Classification:
A24F 1/06
US Classification:
131180
Abstract:
The present invention is a smoking device which departs from a traditional “bowl and stem” design utilized for centuries, and rather comprises a series of generally cylindrically shaped layers that when stacked and secured together provide the user an effective means to safely store, transport and smoke a plurality of smoking materials. The smoking device may incorporate a bowl selection ranging in number between seven (7) to an unlimited amount, depending upon the size, desired portability and intended use. A rotatable bowl selector dial which positions a flame inlet over one of the plurality of bowls in an adjacent smoking material retention cartridge offers a means for easy bowl selection. The user may draw from the plurality of smoking materials without inhaling smoke from, or through excess burnt ash. The smoking device may further be utilized as a practical means of proportionally and consistently regulating each draw of tobacco smoke.

Extendable Bowl Selector Dial

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US Patent:
20160135498, May 19, 2016
Filed:
Nov 19, 2015
Appl. No.:
14/757100
Inventors:
William Curtis DesCamp - Pooler GA, US
International Classification:
A24F 1/00
A24F 5/00
Abstract:
The present invention is a smoking device which departs from a traditional “bowl and stem design utilized for centuries, and rather comprises a series of generally cylindrically shaped layers that when stacked and secured together provide the user an effective means to safely store, transport and smoke a plurality of smoking materials. The smoking device may incorporate a bowl selection ranging in number between seven (7) to an unlimited amount, depending upon the size, desired portability and intended use. A rotatable bowl selector dial which positions a flame inlet over one of the plurality of bowls in an adjacent smoking material retention cartridge offers a means for easy bowl selection. The user may draw from the plurality of smoking materials without inhaling smoke from, or through excess burnt ash. The smoking device may further be utilized as a practical means of proportionally and consistently regulating each draw of tobacco smoke.
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William C Descamp from Keenesburg, CO, age ~61 Get Report