Abstract: A head support system may include a clip having a front member, a back member, and a joining member. The joining member of the clip connects the front and back members so that the front, back, and joining members define a U-shaped channel therebetween that is sized to receive a portion of the article of head wear. A first attachment member is mounted to the back member of the clip. A second attachment member is releasably engageable with the first attachment member so that when the first and second attachment members are engaged with one another they provide a holding force in a range of about 5.3-42.7 N. An adhesive provided on a back side of the second attachment member mounts the second attachment member to a seat back.

Abstract: A head support system may include a clip having a front member, a back member, and a joining member. The joining member of the clip connects the front and back members so that the front, back, and joining members define a U-shaped channel therebetween that is sized to receive a portion of the article of head wear. A first attachment member is mounted to the back member of the clip. A second attachment member is releasably engageable with the first attachment member so that when the first and second attachment members are engaged with one another they provide a holding force in a range of about 5.3-42.7 N. An adhesive provided on a back side of the second attachment member mounts the second attachment member to a seat back.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product for processing checks is provided. In one embodiment, a plurality of checks from a variety of banks of first deposit are fed through a reader/sorter. The magnetic ink character recognition data is captured from one of the plurality of checks. Alternatively, a check image is received from a bank and the magnetic ink character recognition data is determined from the check image. The magnetic ink character recognition data is compared to stored bank data to determine whether the check should be returned to a bank of first deposit. Responsive to a determination that the check does not match return criteria specified in the stored bank data, the check is posted to a demand deposit account. Responsive to a determination that the check does match return criteria specified in the stored bank data, a return to the bank of first deposit procedure is initiated.