Yahoo! Inc.

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Robert Meyers

Douglas Wesley Cook

Chad Carson

Dmitri Pavlovski

Mohan V Nibhanupudi

Techniques are provided for generating descriptions of matching resources in a manner that takes into account the kind, quality, and relevance of the available sources of information about the matching resources. For example, after the search engine identifies matching resources based on the query terms, the search engine determines the kinds of available sources of information about each matching resource. For each matching resource, based on the kinds of available sources of information about the matching resource, one of a plurality of processes is selected to generate a description for the matching resource. Using the content-sensitive description generation techniques described herein, a single result set may include abstracts that were generated using several different processes, where the difference in process corresponds to a difference in the kind, quality, and relevance of the available sources of information about each matching resource.

Generating descriptions of matching resources based on the kind, quality, and relevance of available sources of information about the matching resources

A roof and wall panel tiedown bracket and method of securing roof and wall panels with one surface of the panels positioned against a supporting rafter and wall stud, respectively. The tiedown bracket is preferably made from a single folded sheet metal pattern and includes an elongated main body having first and second flat generally coextensive panels connected edge to edge orthogonally one to another. The first plate is sized in length equal to a width of a rafter or wall stud. One end of the second plate extends beyond that of the first plate a distance equal to a thickness of the roof or wall panels and continues therefrom to define two flat securing plates which extend orthogonally in either direction from the second plate. When the bracket is properly positioned, the securing plates are attached as by nailing against the other surface of the panels and the first plate is connected as by nailing to one side of the rafter or wall stud. The first plate may also extend around the other edge of the rafter or wall stud to the opposite side thereof for adding strength to the attachment.

Roof and wall panel tiedown bracket and method

A do-it-yourself shelving unit designed for easy installation with existing shower stalls and adaptable for use with either curtain or sliding door-type shower stalls. The shelving unit comprises three basic pieces including a horizontal shelf, a vertical shield, and a retaining member, plus mounting brackets. The shelving unit may be cut to size for mounting on the top of the existing stall curtain or door so as to provide a convenient and handy shelf for toiletry articles and the like.

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Castro Valley, CA, United States of America

Robert Meyers