Michael D Fitzpatrick

US Patent:

6336193, Jan 1, 2002

Filed:

Aug 21, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/137947

Inventors:

Harry Morris Yudenfriend - Poughkeepsie NY
John Andrew Staubi - Poughkeepsie NY
Michael G. Fitzpatrick - Raleigh NC

Assignee:

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

International Classification:

H02H 305

US Classification:

714 15, 714 2

Abstract:

Error recovery is performed when an error rate for a subsystem of a computer environment (e. g. , an Input/Output (I/O) subsystem) is greater than a predefined value and a critical resource of the computer environment (e. g. , storage) is experiencing a shortage. Error recovery may include slowing down activity of the devices associated with the subsystem and/or simulating errors for the subsystem. The simulation of the errors does not require a large block of additional storage, and thus, the shortage situation is not exacerbated.

US Patent:

6338145, Jan 8, 2002

Filed:

Aug 21, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/138104

Inventors:

Harry Morris Yudenfriend - Poughkeepsie NY
John Andrew Staubi - Poughkeepsie NY
Michael G. Fitzpatrick - Raleigh NC

Assignee:

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

International Classification:

H02H 305

US Classification:

714 2, 714 15

Abstract:

Error recovery is performed when an error rate for a subsystem of a computer environment (e. g. , an Input/Output (I/O) subsystem) is greater than a predefined value and a critical resource of the computer environment (e. g. , storage) is experiencing a shortage. Error recovery may include slowing down activity of the devices associated with the subsystem and/or simulating errors for the subsystem. The simulation of the errors does not require a large block of additional storage, and thus, the shortage situation is not exacerbated.

US Patent:

6338151, Jan 8, 2002

Filed:

Aug 21, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/137997

Inventors:

Harry Morris Yudenfriend - Poughkeepsie NY
John Andrew Staubi - Poughkeepsie NY
Michael G. Fitzpatrick - Raleigh NC

Assignee:

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

International Classification:

H02H 305

US Classification:

714 47, 714 15

Abstract:

Error recovery is performed when an error rate for a subsystem of a computer environment (e. g. , an Input/Output (I/O) subsystem) is greater than a predefined value and a critical resource of the computer environment (e. g. , storage) is experiencing a shortage. Error recovery may include slowing down activity of the devices associated with the subsystem and/or simulating errors for the subsystem. The simulation of the errors does not require a large block of additional storage, and thus, the shortage situation is not exacerbated.

US Patent:

6613366, Sep 2, 2003

Filed:

Mar 13, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/096886

Inventors:

Michael Fitzpatrick - Uniondale NY

Assignee:

The Harvest Festival Ltd. - Uniondale NY

International Classification:

A23L 128

US Classification:

426 61, 426 18, 426459, 426460, 426615, 426618, 426629, 426634

Abstract:

A class of food products whose nutrients have not been damaged by heat during the preparation process. These products are prepared with methods to limit souring thus permitting these food products to be prepared at a temperature low enough to minimize damage to vital nutrients (especially enzymes) without the objectionable excessive sourness and bitterness of similar products prepared without such methods. The result is a new class of delicious and nutrient rich health food products with many health benefits. Also disclosed is a Wet Grain Press for quickly and easily compressing very wet sprouts.

US Patent:

6827965, Dec 7, 2004

Filed:

Dec 13, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/022130

Inventors:

Michael Fitzpatrick - Uniondale NY 11553

International Classification:

A23L 105

US Classification:

426615, 426460, 426507, 426573, 426629

Abstract:

Food products containing whole chia seeds or a gluten-free agglutinant derived therefrom are made by mixing a food material with water, adding whole chia seeds or an agglutinant derived therefrom in an agglutinating amount, and reducing the water activity of the mixture. Other ingredients such as honey, syrups, and sprouted grains can also be mixed with the chia seeds. The gluten free varieties are of especial value for those individuals who are allergic to the gluten in wheat and other grains.

US Patent:

20230075737, Mar 9, 2023

Filed:

Nov 15, 2022

Appl. No.:

18/055775

Inventors:

Stojan Kotefski - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Michael Paul Fitzpatrick - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Nikola Michael Kotevski - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Michael Kenwood Fitzpatrick - Butler NJ, US

International Classification:

C08L 91/00

Abstract:

Methods of making a hybrid crude oil using man-made or natural petroleum-based waste stream products. The hybrid crude oil is composed of an oil-based solution and petroleum-based coatings that were extracted from a petroleum-containing material. This hybrid crude oil is created by elevating the temperature of the oil-based solution to or above an elevated temperature, i.e., the melting or phase-change temperature of the petroleum-based coating so that it can become liquified and dissolve into the oil-based solution and create the hybrid crude oil. The petroleum-containing material is submerged into the heated oil-based solution to cause the petroleum-based coatings to dissolve into the heated oil-based solution at the elevated temperature. The liquid oil-based solution at the elevated temperature creates an environmental seal to the petroleum-based coatings to protect them from burning, carburizing, or degrading, until the liquid oil-based solution is capable of providing the necessary thermal energy for the phase change of the petroleum-based coating from a solid state to a liquid state. At which time, the petroleum-based coatings safely phase-changes into a liquid and dissolves into the oil-based solution, creating the hybrid crude oil.

US Patent:

20200224032, Jul 16, 2020

Filed:

Mar 26, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/831119

Inventors:

Stojan Kotefski - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Michael Paul Fitzpatrick - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Nikola Michael Kotevski - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Michael Kenwood Fitzpatrick - Butler NJ, US

International Classification:

C08L 91/00

Abstract:

A hybrid crude oil and methods of making the same using man-made or natural petroleum-based waste stream products. The hybrid crude oil is composed of an oil-based solution and petroleum-based coatings that were extracted from a petroleum-containing material. This hybrid crude oil is created by elevating the temperature of the oil-based solution to or above an elevated temperature, i.e., the melting or phase-change temperature of the petroleum-based coating so that it can become liquified and dissolve into the oil-based solution and create the hybrid crude oil. The petroleum-containing material is submerged into the heated oil-based solution to cause the petroleum-based coatings to dissolve into the heated oil-based solution at the elevated temperature. The liquid oil-based solution at the elevated temperature creates an environmental seal to the petroleum-based coatings to protect them from burning, carburizing, or degrading, until the liquid oil-based solution is capable of providing the necessary thermal energy for the phase change of the petroleum-based coating from a solid state to a liquid state. At which time, the petroleum-based coatings safely phase-changes into a liquid and dissolves into the oil-based solution, creating the hybrid crude oil.

US Patent:

20180334620, Nov 22, 2018

Filed:

May 18, 2018

Appl. No.:

15/983886

Inventors:

Stojan Kotefski - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Michael Fitzpatrick - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Kevin Thomas Fitzpatrick - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Michelle Kotevska - Bloomingdale NJ, US
Kailey Marie Fitzpatrick - Bloomingdale NJ, US

International Classification:

C10C 3/00
C10C 3/08
C10C 1/18
C10C 1/14

Abstract:

A method is disclosed for the retrieval and recovery of organic-based or organic-containing materials, including naturally occurring substances such as crude oil, and other petroleum-based or containing materials, natural gas, and the like, from environments where they are entrained within or otherwise admixed or complexed with other organic or inorganic materials, such as rock, sand, shale and the like. The method comprises: