PORTABLE SPORTS NETS GOALS

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
COACHES' CHOICE	Lucas, John	4690 Calle Quetzal Camarillo CA 93012	Portable sports nets and goals for soccer, lacrosse, hockey, softball, fast-pitch, tennis, volleyball, and football;
ENERGY ABSORPTION SYSTEM	Lucas, John	4690 Calle Quetzal Camarillo CA 93012	Portable sports nets and goals for soccer, baseball, softball, football, lacrosse, volleyball, golf, tennis, hockey, and basketball;
PLAY ANYWHERE.-PLAY NOW!	TRIAD SPORTS GROUP	912 PANCHO RD. CAMARILLO CA 93012	Portable sports nets and goals for soccer, baseball, lacrosse, hockey, softball, and football;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A method for detecting nets physically changed and electrically affected by a design ECO includes steps as follows. An ECO is executed on an IC design to produce a post-ECO IC design. A first group of nets of the IC design physically changed by the ECO is identified by comparing a pre-ECO database with a post-ECO database. A pre-ECO design SPEF file of the IC design is parsed with a script to identify a second group of nets in the pre-ECO database based on the first group of nets, the second group of nets being coupled to the first group of nets. The second group of nets is pre-ECO electrically affected nets. Parasitics for the first group of nets in the post-ECO database are extracted to generate a parasitic data file for the first group of nets. The parasitic data file is parsed with the script to identify a third group of nets in the post-ECO database based on the first group of nets, the third group of nets being coupled to the first group of nets. The third group of nets is post-ECO electrically affected nets. Finally, a file listing the first group of nets, the second group of nets and the third group of nets is generated.