Abstract: An in-line pump assembly attachable to a hydration bladder includes an electrically driven pump held in a casing and placed in the flow of hydrating liquid. The pump connects to the outlet of the hydration system. Bulbs at the respective ends of a switch line hold an essentially incompressible liquid. Pinching a bite valve bulb on the output end of the drinking tube cause a switch line bulb on the other end of the switch line to expand, closing a pressure switch and causing the pump to pump liquid from the hydration bladder through the drinking tube. Releasing the bite valve bulb reduces the pressure in the switch bulb, disengaging the switch and stopping the flow of liquid. The in-line pump assembly may be connected to a preexisting hydration system through an adapter.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure describe systems and corresponding methods for providing interactive experiences via an engagement system to spectators currently attending or otherwise participating in an event being conducted at a venue. In various aspects, the engagement system may connect the event attendees and/or spectators in an integrated manner by allowing such users to engage in interactive experiences, such as socially connecting to other participants, executing consumer transactions, and/or engaging in various other interactive games, promotions, and/or activities corresponding to the event being conducted at the venue.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automatically providing event tickets are provided herein. For example, a device, such as a processor, may execute an automatic ticketing application that associates and/or otherwise provides one or more tickets for an event to a validated membership account. Data associated with a particular membership account and a particular ticketed event is acquired, stored, and/or processed. Subsequently, one or more tickets for the particular ticketed event are automatically associated with a membership account.