A preferred embodiment of the present invention contemplates a baseball cap-type hat having a head covering portion as well as a forward facing bill. A sweat or liquid absorbing element preferably a terry cloth towel is removably attached to the bill or permanently affixed using hook and pile fastening means. In a preferred embodiment, the hook and pile fastening means half attached to the bill includes an opening to provide a storage compartment in which a key, coin, or other small object may be stored. If desired, the towel may be permanently stitched to the underside of the bill of the cap. In a further alternative, the towel may be made of a hyper-evaporative material.

A mobile protection device for shielding parts of a person's body from bullets and other attack objects, comprising a normal hat, having a top and a sidewall, and at least one bullet-blocking plate, shaped to fit inside the hat and attachable to the top. Preferably the device further comprises a blast-resistant layer, lining the inner surface of the top of the hat and its sidewall, and a reinforcing layer, attached to the inner surface of the sidewall and designed to absorb momentum of a hitting bullet. Generally there is a plurality of plates, pivotally joined to form a shield while the plates are coplanar and foldable to be reversibly attachable to the top, the shield being reversibly attachable to a brim of the hat.

The invention relates to a product for pilgrims performing the rites of Haj and Umrah. Used to reduce the crushes resulting from pilgrims colliding because, for example, pilgrims places their shoes close to the gate from which they entered thinking that it will be easy to return to the same place once they have performed the rites of circumambulation (tawaf) and running (sa'ay). However, in reality the pilgrims must walk against the flow, causing collisions and severe crushes, or he is forced to leave his shoes behind, which is a burden for cleaning staff, looks untidy and is a nuisance for pilgrims, the main figures for the inventions are FIG. 7 before wearing the shoes and FIGS. 8,9,10 and 11 after wearing it.

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Scott Rendall admitted his confidence is sky high after his fine goalscoring continued with a match winning hat-trick.

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THIS week I wanted to do something a bit different by revisiting two of my most memorable games since joining Saints back in 2016.

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• Using Voice Control with VoiceOver
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• Customizing VoiceOver keyboard shortcuts
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• Checking battery health and optimizing battery charging
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• New relationships and emoji for contacts
• Control Center changes
• Dark Mode
• Changes to Bedtime Mode
• Changes to Files app
• Find My replaces Find Friends and Find My iPhone
• Changes to Personal Hotspot
• Granting location permissions to apps
• Changes to Mail app
• Sharing your profile with iMessage recipients
• Subfolders on the Home screen
• Play radio stations with Siri
• Changes to Safari
• Changes to Screen Time
• Silence unknown callers
• Several small changes

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‎SmartNews: Local Breaking News on the App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/smartnews-trending-news-stories/id579581125

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Joey and Lee talk about everything from cats, sports and music. Joey's childhood friend Loubs calls in. Originally aired 9/3/12. 

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Streamed 09/09/2012