Article: Axcess International Reports Second Quarter 2009 Results.(Financial report)

Article: United States : Axcess and HID Global team up for wireless ...
TendersInfo;  November 3, 2009 ;     474 words ... ... control technology for Axcess s DotTM Wireless Credential system. The DotTM Wireless Credential system is designed to provide businesses ... the first hybrid prox-long range Wireless Credential product in the world, according to ...

Article: SDDC shifts Caribbean port to Jacksonville, Fla.
Translog;  March 22, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... Army South from Puerto Rico to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, the Surface Deployment and Distribution Command is shifting its Caribbean port to Florida. The 832nd Transportation Battalion is relocating from Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico, to Jacksonville, one of ...

Article: Bomb explosion in Caribbean port town kills one, ...
AP Worldstream;  November 20, 2002 ;     222 words ...00-00-0000 Dateline: BOGOTA, Colombia Two bombs exploded in a Caribbean port town late Tuesday, killing at least one person and wounding six others, police said. The bombs went off about the same time ...

Article: Romanian sailors arrive home after being stranded for nearly two ...
AP Worldstream;  September 7, 2002 ;     584 words ... ... Romania Weary, teary and at a near loss for words, eight Romanian sailors arrived home Saturday after being stranded in a Caribbean port for nearly two years because their shipping company had not paid its docking fees. I am exhausted and sick, said Capt ...

Article: Caribbean port security challenges ...
Marine Log;  August 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...The Caribbean Basin is critical important to the U.S. economy. Caribbean ports provide transshipment points for cargo containers and are major cruise ship destinations, serving nearly 7 milion North American cruise passengers in 2006. Additionally, Trinidad and Tobago, for example, supplies 70% of

Article: Caribbean Port Security Examined
AP Online;  July 6, 2007 ;     700+ words ...SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - An alleged terror plot with Caribbean roots has raised U.S. concerns about the vulnerability of the region's ports that are used to transit oil, natural gas and millions of American cruise ship passengers each year. A new report by the investigative arm of Congress describes

Article: St. Thomas: queen of the Caribbean.(Port of the ...
Cruise Travel;  November 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Sailing into Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands on St. Thomas, is one of the exquisite pleasures of cruising. Though the island itself is small, its deep-water harbor is one of the world's most spectacular. It makes perfect sense that St. Thomas is the busiest and most popular