Abstract: A container system for storing, transporting, preparing, and serving food includes a first container half having a body. The first container half includes a first cavity defined by an interior space of the body of the first container half, a first recessed edge formed into a face of an opening of the first cavity, and a groove formed into the face of the opening of the first cavity. The container system also includes a second container half having a body. The second container half includes a second cavity defined by an interior space of the body of the second container half, a second recessed edge formed into a face of an opening of the second cavity, and a tongue extending from the face of the opening of the second cavity and configured to fit within the groove when the first container half is mated to the second container half.

Abstract: A container system for storing, transporting, preparing, and serving food includes a first container half having a body. The first container half includes a first cavity defined by an interior space of the body of the first container half, a first recessed edge formed into a face of an opening of the first cavity, and a groove formed into the face of the opening of the first cavity. The container system also includes a second container half having a body. The second container half includes a second cavity defined by an interior space of the body of the second container half, a second recessed edge formed into a face of an opening of the second cavity, and a tongue extending from the face of the opening of the second cavity and configured to fit within the groove when the first container half is mated to the second container half.

Abstract: The invention relates to shuttleless looms in which weft is carried through the warp shed by means of at least one weft carrier which is reciprocated into and out from the shed to cause the weft to be carried through the shed. In order to vary the speed of the weft carrier during its passage through the warp shed, a mechanism is provided including both a drive member connected to the weft carrier and a guide member, the drive member being connected to a reciprocating drive which also engages the guide member, the arrangement being such that during each loom cycle the guide member acts to cause the point of connection of the drive to the drive member to be altered so as to vary the speed of the drive transmitted to the weft carrier.