Abstract: A sip and pour drinking system with one or more of a lid, straw assembly, and drinking container with tiers so that a user can: (1) open a first tier and sip a liquid from the container in a first configuration; and (2) open a second tier and pour a liquid from the drinking container in a second configuration. The lid body or base (representing a third tier) has a spout with first and second openings, the latter to retain a straw assembly with a mouthpiece configured to stop and bypass the first opening in the first configuration (for sipping) and unstop the first opening in the second configuration (for pouring). The drinking system also has structures and features for mitigating container pressure, including the first cover opening only slightly through a pushbutton latch assembly that opens the first cover in stages.

Abstract: A sip and pour drinking system with one or more of a lid, straw assembly, and drinking container with tiers so that a user can: (1) open a first tier and sip a liquid from the container in a first configuration; and (2) open a second tier and pour a liquid from the drinking container in a second configuration. The lid body (or third tier) has a spout with first and second openings, the latter to retain a straw assembly with a mouthpiece to stop and bypass the first opening in the first configuration (for sipping) and unstop the first opening in the second configuration (for pouring). The system also has structures and features mitigating container pressure, including the first cover adjarring from a pushbutton latch assembly that opens the first cover in stages, and one or more venting apertures that work in connection with the staged opening.

Abstract: A sip and pour drinking system with one or more of a lid, straw assembly, and drinking container with tiers so that a user can: (1) open a first tier and sip a liquid from the container in a first configuration; and (2) open a second tier and pour a liquid from the drinking container in a second configuration. The lid body or base (representing a third tier) has a spout with first and second openings, the latter to retain a straw assembly with a mouthpiece configured to stop and bypass the first opening in the first configuration (for sipping) and unstop the first opening in the second configuration (for pouring). The drinking system also has structures and features for mitigating container pressure, including the first cover opening only slightly through a pushbutton latch assembly that opens the first cover in stages.

Abstract: A sourceless co-packaged optical-electrical chip can include a plurality of different optical transceivers, each of which can transmit to an external destination or internal components. Each of the transceivers can be configured for a different modulation format, such as different pulse amplitude, phase shift key, and quadrature amplitude modulation formats. Different light sources provide light for processing by the transceivers, where the light source and transceivers can be configured for different applications (e.g., different distances) and data rates. An optical coupler can combine the light for the different transceivers for input into the sourceless co-packaged optical-electrical chip via a polarization maintaining media (e.g., polarization maintaining few mode fiber and polarization maintaining single mode fiber), where another coupler operates in splitting mode to separate the different channels of light for the different transceivers according to different co-packaged configurations.

Abstract: A lid for a container with a flip-straw (or spout) detachable from the lid to for user access to and cleaning of the lid. A pivotable spout is located on and detachable from the lid top. Attachment may be facilitated by spout insertion into curved tracks with a terminal end in a lid recess.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides antibody drug conjugates and drug-linker compounds comprising one or more degrader compounds which comprise a target protein binding moiety and an E3 ubiquitin ligase binding moiety that binds a Von Hippel-Lindau E3 Ubiquitin Ligase or a Cereblon E3 Ubiquitin Ligase, and methods of use thereof.

Abstract: A sourceless co-packaged optical-electrical chip can include a plurality of different optical transceivers, each of which can transmit to an external destination or internal components. Each of the transceivers can be configured for a different modulation format, such as different pulse amplitude, phase shift key, and quadrature amplitude modulation formats. Different light sources provide light for processing by the transceivers, where the light source and transceivers can be configured for different applications (e.g., different distances) and data rates. An optical coupler can combine the light for the different transceivers for input into the sourceless co-packaged optical-electrical chip via a polarization maintaining media (e.g., polarization maintaining few mode fiber and polarization maintaining single mode fiber), where another coupler operates in splitting mode to separate the different channels of light for the different transceivers according to different co-packaged configurations.