Abstract: Described are cargo transport systems, cargo transport vessels that are used in combination with removable carriers that can be loaded and unloaded into the cargo transport vessel, and methods of using these systems, vessels, and removable carriers.

Abstract: Cargo transport systems and cargo transport vessels that are used in combination with removable carriers that can be loaded and unloaded into the cargo transport vessel, and methods of using these systems, vessels, and removable carriers.

Abstract: Cargo transport systems and cargo transport vessels that are used in combination with removable carriers that can be loaded and unloaded into the cargo transport vessel, and methods of using these systems, vessels, and removable carriers.

Abstract: A system for analyzing email for compliance with a set of rules, including enhanced email devices configured to determine whether an email message probably conforms or does not conform to the rules. If the email message is determined to probably not conform to the rules, designate the email message to be a probable non-conforming email (NCE), and electronically transmit a reporting message to a server containing a copy of the probable NCE, user-identifying information, and reasons for probable non-conformance. The server is configured to receive the reporting messages and, for each probable NCE, calculate a digital signature of the probable NCE. If the probable NCE is not stored in the NCE database, the server stores the probable NCE and the signature in the NCE database along with the user-identifying information and the reasons for non-conformance. Otherwise, it adds the user-identifying information and the non-conformance reasons record in the NCE database.

Abstract: An appliance and a method for permission-based email filtering capable of scanning outgoing emails to ensure the emails comply with Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation or similar rules. In one embodiment of the invention, the system intercepts outgoing emails and redirects the email to a remote server. The server compares the recipient's email address to a consent database and distributes the email to the appropriate recipient depending on whether consent from the recipient is known or unknown. If the recipient has previously denied their consent, the recipient is removed from the list of recipients for the email message and the message is not sent to that recipient. In another embodiment of the invention, the system adds a unsubscribe mechanism to the email message.