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Kohler Company

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Broan-nutone LLC

Credo Technology Corporation

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Hubbell Limited

Dpg USA Inc.

Quantronix Corporation

Pn, LLC

David O Meyers

Steven M Sorensen

John R Omdahl, Ii

Kim L Sorensen

Jim Allen Colby

Aaron D Cobabe

W Kenneth Thiess

Daniel Kendall Harden

Elliot Lucas Ortiz

Darrell E Goff

Paul James Faerber

Joseph O Jacobsen

David Bytheway

Manny Carreon

Nathan K Hirst

Leroy McCray

Qi-Chun Jackson Zhao

Douglas B Espenschied

David J Lowe

Steven M Sorenson

Christopher T Boyer

Ronald V Post

Timothy Tyler Bond

Justin W Matuszek

R Scott Coleman

Alfredo D Carreno

Suzanne M Loose

Steven James Johnson

John C Olson

Ronald Carl Farnum

Marie T Fishman

Marie L Midboe

Jeff J Fishman

Kurt Lewis Jensen

Marla Morehead

Thomas W Peterson

Joshua B Poulsen

Dennis LeGrand Olsen

Derek John Shelley

Steve M Sorensen

Daniel Aceves

David Lowe

Maria Morehead

Donovan M Gehring

Nicole Cobabe

Ronald A Carter

Container

A drinking vessel including a beverage container and a closure assembly attachable to the beverage container. The beverage container has a spout defining a first drinking opening and a second drinking opening. The closure assembly includes a positioning member and a sealing member. When the positioning member is in a sealing orientation, the positioning member can extend deep enough into the first drinking opening for the sealing member to seal the first drinking opening and the second drinking opening. When the positioning member is not in the sealing orientation, the positioning member cannot extend deep enough into the first drinking opening for the sealing member to seal the first drinking opening and the second drinking opening.

Drinking vessel with closure assembly

Container lid

Seal for lid

Some embodiments described herein are directed to a lid for a beverage container including a lid base, a closure, and a handle. The lid base may define a drinking opening therethrough. The closure may be coupled to the lid base and movable between a closed position in which the closure covers the drinking opening and an open position in which the closure does not cover the drinking opening. The handle may be coupled to the lid base and rotatable about a handle rotation axis. When the closure is in the closed position, the closure remains in the closed position when the handle is rotated within a first handle range. In response to the handle being rotated beyond the first handle range when the closure is in the closed position, the closure automatically moves from the closed position to the open position.

Beverage container lid with latching handle

Agitator

A lid for a drinking vessel including a lid base, a movable arm, and an actuator. The base defines a drinking opening. The arm is coupled to the base and located in an interior of the base. The actuator is accessible from an exterior of the base. A first and second magnet unit are coupled to one of the arm or actuator. A third magnet unit is coupled to the other of the arm or actuator. The arm is movable between a sealed position, in which the drinking opening is sealed, and an open position, in which the drinking opening is not sealed. The actuator is movable between a first and second position. A magnetic force maintains the arm in the open position while the actuator is in the second position, and a magnetic force maintains the arm in the sealed position while the actuator is in the first position.

Drinking vessel lid with magnetic sealing mechanism

Spout

A lid may include first and second openings disposed within a spout. The first opening may provide a first fluid pathway to a fluid disposed in an attached container and the second opening may provide a second fluid pathway to a fluid disposed in the container. The lid may also include a spout at least partially defined by an outer wall. First and second openings may be disposed within the spout and the openings may be at least partially defined by the outer wall of the spout. A conduit, such as a straw, may be coupled to an opening. If desired, a closure may be connected to the lid and the closure may selectively close one or more of the openings.

Lid for a container

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David O Meyers