Abstract: A system and method are provided that present users with a platform to complete and self-file customs entry forms for goods transported across an international border, wherein the system and method enable the user to resolve a flagged exception from a customs agency through an automated computerized response or by using customs-broker resources via the digital network. The system further enables a user to validate submitted and cleared custom entry forms by setting parameters to dictate a level of auditing conducted by customs-broker resources. As such, users can readily complete and file the necessary customs entry forms while maintaining customs-broker resources on the back-end for selective auditing and resolving issues with a customs agency, thereby lowering associated overhead costs through a reduced dependency on customs-broker resources.

Abstract: A system and method are provided that present users with a platform to complete and self-file customs entry forms for goods transported across an international border, wherein the system and method enable the user to resolve a flagged exception from a customs agency through an automated computerized response or by using customs-broker resources via the digital network. The system further enables a user to validate submitted and cleared custom entry forms by setting parameters to dictate a level of auditing conducted by customs-broker resources. As such, users can readily complete and file the necessary customs entry forms while maintaining customs-broker resources on the back-end for selective auditing and resolving issues with a customs agency, thereby lowering associated overhead costs through a reduced dependency on customs-broker resources.

Abstract: A headphone assembly is provided that includes two earpieces coupled by a flexible connecting wire. Each earpiece includes a single large button disposed on a distal side of the earpiece, thereby enabling a wearer to operate the system, even without direct access thereto.

Abstract: An audio pouch is provided that secures an earpiece of a headphone assembly adjacent to the user's ear when worn. The audio pouch includes an inner panel and an outer panel that sandwich an earpiece of the headphone assembly therebetween, such that the earpiece is disposed adjacent to the user's ear when worn. The audio pouch includes attachments that retain helmet straps. The audio pouch is particularly effective with protective helmets having Y-straps extending from the helmet for attaching chinstrap thereto.

Abstract: An audio pouch is provided that secures an earpiece of a headphone assembly adjacent to the user's ear when worn. The audio pouch includes an inner panel and an outer panel that sandwich an earpiece of the headphone assembly therebetween, such that the earpiece is disposed adjacent to the user's ear when worn. The audio pouch includes attachments that retain helmet straps. The audio pouch is particularly effective with protective helmets having Y-straps extending from the helmet for attaching chinstrap thereto.

Abstract: A headphone assembly is provided that includes two earpieces coupled by a flexible connecting wire. Each earpiece includes a single large button disposed on a distal side of the earpiece, thereby enabling a wearer to operate the system, even without direct access thereto.

Abstract: A headphone assembly is provided that includes two earpieces coupled by a flexible connecting wire. Each earpiece includes a single large button disposed on a distal side of the earpiece, thereby enabling a wearer to operate the system, even without direct access thereto.

Abstract: A headphone assembly is provided that includes two earpieces coupled by a flexible connecting wire. Each earpiece includes a single large button disposed on a distal side of the earpiece, thereby enabling a wearer to operate the system, even without direct access thereto.

Abstract: A personal container is provided having handles in the shape of awareness ribbons, in which two end portions that intersect one another with the ends extending below the intersection point and a closed loop section that extend above the intersection point. The handles are attached to first and second sides of a compartment body. The handles each define an opening sized to receive a hand of a user.