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Facebook, Inc.

Jack J Murray

Tom R Murray

James M Brown

Aigerim Shorman

Wei Zhong Yeh

Joseph F Giordano

Jiawen Connie Yang

Dustin S Ho

Jeffrey Lin

Jason Fotinatos

Rodney V Kastrup

Eric Andrew Shrewsberry

Alisha S Outridge

In one embodiment, a method includes accessing one or more content objects associated with a first user of an online social network; generating a set of tag candidates by extracting one or more n-grams from the content objects, wherein each tag candidate comprises one or more text strings or ideograms from the extracted n-grams; calculating, for each tag candidate of the set of tag candidates, a quality-score for the tag candidate based on an affinity coefficient between the first user and a respective content object from which the n-grams or ideograms comprising the tag candidate were extracted; and sending, to a client system for display, one or more of the tag candidates as suggested tags for the first user, wherein each suggested tag has a quality-score greater than a threshold quality-score.

Suggesting tags on online social networks

The invention relates generally to retail transactions and, more particularly, to systems and methods for monitoring consumer behavior and for providing a secure electronic payment in exchange for goods and services.

System and method for processing financial transactions

This invention is to a method and system for controlling withdrawal of liquid from pipelines. The system includes intercommunicating analyzers, control applications and controllers for analyzing and controlling flow of a liquid from a pipeline system. Pipeline systems with which this invention can be used include any type of pipeline system capable of transporting and distributing liquid fluids, particularly hydrocarbon liquids.

Method and system for controlling withdrawal of liquid product from pipelines

Golf club head

A golf club head for striking a golf ball. The golf club head including a pair of channels. The first channel extending from the front face through the area defined by the heel of the club. The second channel extending from the front face through the area defined by the toe of the club. The channels ending in the rear area of the club and forming a divider for aligning the club head. The pair of channels causing air to flow substantially unobstructed during movement of the golf club head towards striking the golf ball. The divider for aligning nearly eliminating rotational movement of the club head by forcing the air passing through the pair of channels to grip the divider, and hold the club head steady at impact.

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St. John, IN, United States of America

Jack J Murray