Don K Dyck
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A friend sent this investment advice which they found in a magazine and shows the ability of some entrepreneurial persons to make a buck out of anybody's fears and misery . . . 
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Don K Dyck said:A friend sent this investment advice which shows the ability of some entrepreneurial persons to make a buck out of anybody's fears and misery . . .
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Don K Dyck
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Cost of Airport Security Soaring
By Barbara De Lollis, USA TODAY
The Transportation Security Administration expects to pay as much as $211 million a month for passenger screening services from private firms. Congress initially funded the TSA with $1.3 billion. The Bush administration is seeking $4.4 billion more to carry the agency through September 30.
Safety Sector Company in High Demand
With about 3000 airport bomb-scanning systems in use worldwide, the capability of Cal-Bay's (OTCBB: CBYI) pattern-recognition technology and its portability makes it ideal for airport security (including aircraft cargo bays, baggage handling, and passenger scans). Cal-Bay has developed a strategic alliance with another company that will provide an entry into the explosives-detection market for the military, which has significant potential for growth.
All's well when you can turn a profit . . .
By Barbara De Lollis, USA TODAY
The Transportation Security Administration expects to pay as much as $211 million a month for passenger screening services from private firms. Congress initially funded the TSA with $1.3 billion. The Bush administration is seeking $4.4 billion more to carry the agency through September 30.
Safety Sector Company in High Demand
With about 3000 airport bomb-scanning systems in use worldwide, the capability of Cal-Bay's (OTCBB: CBYI) pattern-recognition technology and its portability makes it ideal for airport security (including aircraft cargo bays, baggage handling, and passenger scans). Cal-Bay has developed a strategic alliance with another company that will provide an entry into the explosives-detection market for the military, which has significant potential for growth.
All's well when you can turn a profit . . .
