Department of Agriculture Minnesota Regulation Agricultural Marketing · Regulation of Agricultural Marketing & Commodities · Regulates Agricultural Marketing and Commodities
6512962942, 6512016000, 6512961575
Patrick J. Mccormack President
MCDEV, INC
56 No Truro St, Hull, MA 02045
Patrick Mccormack President
MACROCK, INC
98 Sharon Rd, Quincy, MA 02171 9 Sharon Rd, Quincy, MA 02171
Patrick Mccormack Treasurer
LONOMAC, INC
1 Barton Sq, Salem, MA 01970 15 Catlin Rd, Brookline, MA 02146
Patrick Mccormack Principal
Patrick M McCormack Atny Legal Services Office
14 Grn Pt Rd, Ipswich, MA 01938
Patrick Mccormack Secretary
PMM, INC
O Central St, Ipswich, MA 01938 14 Greenspoint Rd, Ipswich, MA 01938
An ice-skating leg exercise device utilizing in one embodiment a pair of rotatably positionable tracks each having a stirrup movable back and forth thereon in which the user's legs are positioned, each track being angularly adjustable with adjustable weight resistance provided against the rearward movement of each stirrup and a body support for the user to rest thereagainst while exercising his legs on the device.
Secure Management Of Keys Using Control Vectors With Multi-Path Checking
Stephen M. Matyas - Manassas VA Dennis G. Abraham - Concord NC Donald B. Johnson - Manassas VA Ramesh K. Karne - Herndon VA An V. Le - Arlington VA Patrick J. McCormack - Rockville MD Rostislaw Prymak - Dumfries VA John D. Wilkins - Somerville VA
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H04L 932 G06F 704
US Classification:
380 25
Abstract:
A requested cryptographic function is validated for performance in conjunction with a cryptographic key, by inputting a first portion of an associated control vector into a first control vector checker, which outputs a first authorization signal if the requested cryptographic function has been authorized by the originator of the key. A second portion of the control vector is input to a second control vector checker, which outputs a second authorization signal if the requested cryptographic function has been authorized by the originator of the key. Both the first and the second authorization signals are applied to a cryptographic processor which initiates the execution of the requested cryptographic function.