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1. One who, or that which, supports; as, oxygen is a supporter of life. The sockets and supporters of flowers are figured. (bacon) The saints have a . . . Supporter in all their miseries. (south)
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A continuation of the Colin McRae series, but without his name, DiRT 3 is one of the top racing games in the world and offers stunning imagery along with support for features of DirectX 11.
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DiRT 3 at 4K resolution isn't showing as much of a difference between the GTX Titan and the other competitors with the HD 7970 something around 10 FPS slower.
All of the frame time results are consistent in DiRT 3 without any stutter or runt problems.
The GTX Titan averages about 53 FPS at 3840x2160 with all settings maxed out and the Radeon HD 7970 is 18% slower with an average of 45 FPS or so. The GTX 680s, in both 2GB and 4GB variations, fall to 40 FPS.
Noting the scale on the left of 3 ms maximum, there are no frame variance issues to speak of here.
CrossFire continues to have problems with runt frames, resulting in the much lower observed frame rates. With that in mind, the GTX Titans are obviously the fastest options here with the GTX 680s in SLI coming in pretty closely at second place.
The frame time graph shows you the mess that is AMD's CrossFire producing alternating runt and large frames. Even if the animation is "smooth" you are getting much lower observed frame rates than FRAPS would be reporting. The Titans and GTX 680s produce very good results with only the occasional spike.
Now we're talking! DiRT 3 at 3840x2160 over 90 FPS is an outright incredible experience! The GTX 680s produce another great experience with an average at 75 FPS.
Frame variance is pretty low for all three NVIDIA configuration but things look bad for AMD's Radeon HD 7970 after the 80th percentile.
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Without using the pixel clock patcher, I made a custom resolution for 3840x2160 @ 31Hz and it worked. When I tried 32 Hz, TV either showed a blue screen with message "Not support" or it would skip every other column when drawing pixels, causing the resulting image to be blurry.
I'd love to see a photo of this experiment:
Set the desktop to the native 3840x2160 resolution of that TV.
Go into photoshop and draw a checkerboard pattern, and display it zoomed to the "actual pixels" setting.
Get as close to the screen as your digital camera will focus and take a full-res picture of the checkerboard pattern.
That image should both verify that you're getting the full native resolution without scaling, and provide an evaluation of how sharp it would be for normal desktop use.
i see no point of such a high res if the PPI i actually low, give me 27-30 inch panel with this res and i'll be happy, it's all about PPI, not the size.
My thoughts exactly. It seems that 1440p would be a better experience.
It's all about the angle between pixel centers. Further you go, angle is lower (which is good).
If you want such a high [angular] resolution, you can always sit further away, can't you? But if you have a small display with the same resolution, you'd have to sit closer, and you can't keep coming closer forever.
Why did they leave out GTX 690 in SLI?
Does the prototype driver work on Xfire 7970s or is it just for the 7990? Anyone?
Skyrim at 4k. Mmm. Ryan you are such a tease. What with me not being able to afford it for another few years.
Nice article. Can't wait for you to run it again with the new crop of amd cards coming down the pike this fall.
Well I tried to download the MP4 but I get a ridiculous message from MEGA.co.nz saying that "your browser is not modern enough to download a file this large" and I can't download it.
Really?!? I can't download a file <700MB in the latest version of Safari for Snow Leopard? How much is Google paying them for that lame (and completely false) advertisement? FYI, Chrome is using the same underpinnings as my browser, WebKit.
I guess all those 1.5GB Combo Updaters and Service Packs etc that I downloaded never really happened, since I can't download files as large as 684MB according to Mega.
I don't trust anybody that withholds information and lies about why they are holding it back from you.
"3840x2160 is exactly four times the resolution of current 1080p" ??
Please do your maths first...
"3840x2160 is exactly four times the resolution of current 1080p" ??
Please do your maths first...
Well you can fit 4 1080p screens in a 3840x2160 space
When we're dealing with human perspective, resolution is not a pure number of pixels. Pure number of pixels is called "pixel count".
Now, we tend to perceive things this way: 4x4 image is twice as clear / sharp as the same 2x2 image. Therefore, you need to quadruple the pixel count to double "The Resolution". Just like "Retina" iPad looks [up to] twice as sharp as the old one.
1920 x 1080 x 4 = 8294400
3840 x 2160 = 8294400
Hmm...I guess they're pretty close.
1920 x 1080 x 4 = 8294400
3840 x 2160 = 8294400
Hmm...I guess they're pretty close.
How does the GTX 690 with 2gb ram win the day? When I play sleeping dogs maxed out with high red textures I use over 3gb at 2560x1600, how can 2gb be enough for 4K?
Are you banning people for disagreeing with you??
This HDTV supports 120Hz at 1920x1080.
It's been confirmed -- see this post:
Can I play @ 2560x1600 @ 120hz if I bought this monitor and say a 690 or a Titan or two :P
I just wondering if this monitor/TV is able to run that res and refresh rate?
Some tester said this HDTV managed to overclock -- it was able to accept 192Hz at 1280x720 (but that frameskipped). There is no answer about how 2560x1600 120Hz would behave -- someone will need to test that out.
>>> HDMI 1.4 can support 4K resolutions, but it can do so only at 30 Hz That doesn't mean we are limited to 30 FPS of performance though, far from it.
Uhh of course it does. just becuase your card is rendering 100 frames a second doesnt mean you will actually get to see any more than 30 per second if thats all your screen supports.
It does reduce input lag, if we can render 100fps, and send only the most freshly-generated frames to the display.
It does reduce input lag, if we can render 100fps, and send only the most freshly-generated frames to the display.
I have a GTX 690 with two dual DVI and one DisplayPort connectors. Will a 4k signal transmit with a DVI to HDMI adapter?
PS Great review. I almost pulled the trigger on a Sony 55" 4k and then a Sharp PN-K321 just this past weekend. Now I may get the Seiki just to settle my 4k lust until the market catches up.
I have the same card X2 running in Quad SLI ..
Ordered 2 of the Tvs ...
Can't get it to run any Higher than 1080p and it looks like Crap ... 8(
Using the factory Adapters DVI < HDMI that came with the cards from ASUS.
No Joy ...
Even tried a Mini DP to Hdmi cable that I had on my other Rig ... No joy .. dosnt work.
Can anyone shed some light on how they did this Review ?
Why do some of your screenshots only show 1920 x 1200 resolution, yet you claim 2160p resolution across all tests?
Sooooooo....If you got 3 of these TVs could you do 11520x2160 Eyefinity or Surround?
Any possibility of uploading one of the captured video files? Maybe not one of these 4K ones, but some of the ones from the other reviews? I'd like to see the video with the color bars on it, and maybe mess around with running the data extraction myself.
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In June nominal intermodal growth was not enough to match normal seasonal trends and box hauls declined an adjusted 1.1 percent. The Association of American Railroads said July shipments of containers and trailers by major U.S.-owned railroads increased a seasonally adjusted 2.4 percent. That took the adjusted box volume to its highest level since August 2008, the AAR said.
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The shift follows two months in which rail traffic confirmed a pause in economic momentum and raised concerns because freight activity should be strengthening during a period of recovery from recession.
Weekly rail freight numbers began to grow again about mid-July. Then, in the final week of July, the trade group said U.S. railroads had their strongest actual carload volume since November 2008, while intermodal traffic was the highest since July 2008.
For all of July, average weekly unadjusted bulk carloadings slid for the third straight month to 280,577 loads originated by U.S. major carriers. That's down from 283,126 in June, 288,419 in May and 294,758 in April.
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MIDDLEBURY - Seth Delorme netted 41 points to lead his Middlebury Tigers to a 100-80 win over the Montpelier Salons last Saturday in boy's high school basketball.
To score 100 points is impressive enough in any high school game, but to do it against a team that features an excellent full court, high pressure press like the Salons employ is even more impressive. The Tigers cut through that press with little difficulty. Devin Bradford added 15 points and Will Pitkin contributed another 12 to the win.
Leading the way for the 2-1 Salons was Sean Dowling with 24 points and17 rebounds. Sam Brigham scored 16, including four 3-pointers and Evan Parker chipped in 14 points for the Salons, who dropped to 2-1 with the loss. Middlebury evened their early season record to 1-1 with the win.
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Last Saturday in Bristol Corey Kimball hit a three-pointer with four seconds left to lift his Mount Abraham Eagles past the visiting Randolph Ghosts 42-41. Kimball led the 1-1 Eagles with a dozen points in this thriller, while his teammates Kyle Kayhart added 11 more and Shawn Marcelle contributed another nine. Randolph's Jon White led all scorers with 17 points. The Ghosts fell to 1-1 with the loss.
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The Mount Abraham Eagles girl's team tasted success last Saurday as well, defeating Mill River in North Clarendon 51-42. Jennifer Loyer led the Eagles offense with 17 points and Alyssa Stearns added another 10 to the nine point win. Rebecca Day led Mill River with 13 points, while MacKenzie Mooney added nine more points and Caitlin Sartor seven to the loss. Mill River fell to 1-1 with the loss.
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In other girls action last week the Vergennes Commodores were soundly defeated on Thursday (December 10th) 68-24 by Champlain Valley on the road in Hinesburg. Allison Gannon pumped in 18 to lead CVU, while Carlee Evans contributed another 11 points and Renick Lalancette and Kendal Kohlash added 10 each to the onslaught. Allison Provost had nine to lead the Commodores. Champlain Valley improved to 2-0 with the win.
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William Parent, CEO of Blue Hills Bank: "I'm sure you have a lot of disappointed bankers, but I'm optimistic that there's a balanced approach to getting things done. Businesses are going to continue to wait and see. They're going to remain on the sidelines. Getting investors and businesses off the sidelines will be critical, but it has to be done in a disciplined way. Elizabeth Warren said she's an advocate for credit unions and small businesses. I hope she'll also have the backs of community banks."
Melissa Lea, CEO of Waltham-based media agency Blitz: "I think the economy is getting better and I think that now that we have an answer (about the presidential election), we can try and work together. We have a lot of clients who are looking at health care reform and how it impacts their business. ... Some of our clients work with hourly wage earners. ... They will have to think about what it means from a health care perspective."Courtesy Blitz
Steve Kraus, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners in Cambridge: "The end of the 2012 election season brings much needed clarity to the healthcare industry and the path forward for reform. The long list of structural challenges that have traditionally stifled healthcare innovation includes high costs, low quality, outdated technology and systems, and a shocking lack of standardization and coordination that we wouldn't tolerate from any other industry. ... We believe now is another one of those seminal change moments in healthcare. (The federal health overhaul) has ushered in a new era of innovation that will fundamentally transform our healthcare system."Courtesy photo.
Leonard Schlesinger, president of Babson College: Business owners and executives remain as uncertain today as ever about the strategies of President Barack Obama and Congress strategy for fiscal, tax and spending policies, Schlesinger said. "That has led to businesses sitting on the sidelines and not investing. (That uncertainty) has got to get removed." Deficit reduction, increased revenues, closing tax loopholes, raising taxes – whatever the strategy, the Obama administration and Congress should make it clear "by week's end," Schlesinger said. "We can't have a repeat of the irresponsible behavior of the Congress and the president last year that has led to many of the problems we have today," he said.Business Journal photo by W. Marc Bernsau
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John Rosenthal, Fenway Center developer and gun control activist: "It was a great day for America, for Massachusetts and for economic justice all over this country. Today is the first day for overcoming gridlock in Washington and fiscal cliff." The reelection of the president puts an end to the Republican effort to defeat Obama and keep anything from moving forward on Capital Hill. "The Republicans' sole purpose was to create gridlock and make Obama lose. Thankfully, voters saw through that. Now, the Republicans will have to work with Democrats across the aisle to find solutions or they will be voted out in two years. And they know it."Photo by W. Marc Bernsau.
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Editor's note: This is the third piece in a pre-Halloween series about candy. To read the first post, on the origins of trick-or-treating, click here. To read the second, about Candy Day (the original October candy holiday), click here.
The whole point of Halloween for kids these days is taking candy from strangers. Of course, that's just what we are never supposed to do. To protect children from the dangers of strangers' candies, parents everywhere are on high alert for the menace sometimes known as the "Halloween sadist." You know the one—that psychopath who uses the occasion of trick-or-treat as an opportunity to poison the neighborhood kiddies with strychnine-laced Pixie Stix and razor blade-studded caramels. Every piece of candy is guilty until proven innocent by thorough examination.
And how many children have been harmed by randomly poisoned trick-or-treat candy? Approximately zero. It turns out that the Halloween sadist is about 1 percent fact and 99 percent myth. One California dentist in 1959 did pass out candy-coated laxatives, and some kids got bad stomachaches. But instances over the past 40 years where children were allegedly harmed by tainted candy have invariably fallen apart under scrutiny. In some cases, there was evidence that someone (a family member) was attempting to harm a particular child under cover of Halloween. In other cases, poisoning which had another cause was misattributed to candy. Not surprisingly, the myth created its own reality: As the stories of Halloween tampering spread, some kids got the idea of faking tampering as a sort of prank. Despite all evidence to the contrary, the myth persists.
The Halloween sadist legends are part of a larger movement in American culture away from our sense that we can do it ourselves. The factory does it better,
tastier, safer.
The precise methods of the imaginary Halloween sadist are especially interesting. Apples and home goods occasionally appear in the stories, but the most common culprit is regular candy. This crazed person would purchase candy, open the wrapper, and DO SOMETHING to it, something that would be designed to hurt the unsuspecting child. But also something that would be sufficiently obvious and clumsy that the vigilant parent could spot it (hence the primacy of candy inspection).
The idea that someone, even a greedy child, might consume candies hiding razor blades and needles without noticing seems to strain credulity. And how, exactly, a person might go about coating a jelly bean with arsenic or lacing a molasses chew with Drano has never been clear to me. Yet it is an undisputed fact of Halloween hygiene: Unwrapped candy is the number-one suspect. If Halloween candy is missing a wrapper, or if the wrapper seems loose or flimsy, the candy goes straight into the trash.
Here is where I think we can discover some deeper meanings in the myth of the Halloween sadist. It's all about the wrappers.
Wrappers are like candy condoms: Safe candy is candy that is covered and sealed. And not just any wrapper will do. Loose, casual, cheap wrappers, the kind of wrappers one might find on locally produced candies or non-brand-name candies, are also liable to send candy to Halloween purgatory. The close, tight factory wrapper says "sealed for your protection." And the recognized brand name on the wrapper also lends a reassuring aura of corporate responsibility and accountability. It's a basic axiom of consumer faith: The bigger the brand, the safer the candy.
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Hello everyone. I am 25 y/o and 6 weeks pregnant with my first child. My BF (baby's father, not my boyfriend), has not really shown all that much concern for me since I told him I was pregnant (I haven't really seen the kid since we found out... the disappearing act he is on could rival that of David Copperfield)
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This sounds familiar. I heard the same nonsense from my ex and look where I am now. But let me tell you, don't even try to understand why he said something back then and now it's a different story because you won't ever have an answer......never. I believe that men get caught up in the moment especially when sex is involved and think everything is fun and games but they fail to realize that we women take what they say to us to heart, we actually believe them. And why wouldn't we? Being pregnant, we need support both emotionally and mentally and men just don't give it to us...you are going to go through a lot of emotions and
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Just know that your parents are probably in shock and most concerned about you overall. They will probably back off a bit on some things and be really good for you as time goes on. Just remember to stick with what you want out of it all. Don't feel stupid, because it happens to the best of us.
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i believe in life everything happens 4 a very good reason.no matter what has happened and how your child came into being he/she is a gift from God. if its any consolation i last saw the father of my son when i was a month pregnant ,he like yours was ok n had even given him a name even b4 i knew i was pregnant (was sure)
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Thank you ladies, so much, for your insight and support. I have my first appointment in a few weeks, and my best friend is going to fly down from NY to be with me. It will really help having her here with me. I am trying to surround myself with supportive and caring people, and I am glad to be able to add you ladies to the list. I will keep you all posted on things as my pregnancy progresses.
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Several East Tennessee teams picked up honors at the 2nd Annual Smoky Mountains Regional of the FIRST Robotics Competition over the weekend.
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Hardin Valley Academy's team picked up honors for the Engineering Excellence Award sponsored by Delphi for their basketball playing robot. Oak Ridge High School won the rookie of the year award and the team from Rogersville was a regional finalist.
"FIRST is a great way to showcase what a STEM education is all about to the entire community. These students are working hands-on with science and putting together the skillset many of our employers are looking for right here in East Tennessee," Jennifer Evans, the Knoxville Chamber's vice president of workforce development and education said.
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The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 2 Hold Rating(s), 4 Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Buy (Score: 2.67)Consensus Price Target: $47.36 (7.75% upside) Analysts' Ratings History for Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetDetailsShare12/4/2014Bank of AmericaBoost Price TargetBuy$48.00 -> $51.00View 12/4/2014DA DavidsonBoost Price TargetBuy$48.00 -> $50.00View 12/4/2014Needham & Company LLCBoost Price TargetBuy$45.00 -> $47.00View 8/22/2014ZacksReiterated RatingNeutral -> Neutral$44.00View 8/21/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutral$45.00 -> $46.50View 5/22/2014DA DavidsonLower Price TargetBuy$47.00 -> $46.00View 5/20/2014Summit ResearchUpgradeHold -> Buy$44.00 -> $47.00View 2/20/2014RBC CapitalBoost Price Target$44.00 -> $46.00View 2/20/2014Needham & Company LLCBoost Price TargetBuy$40.00 -> $45.00View 2/20/2014Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuy$45.00 -> $48.00View 1/30/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.DowngradeOverweight -> NeutralView 1/3/2014Needham & Company LLCReiterated RatingTop PickView 10/11/2013RBC CapitalBoost Price TargetOutperform$41.00 -> $43.00View 7/30/2013Pacific CrestInitiated CoverageOutperformView 5/23/2013RBC CapitalBoost Price TargetOutperform$36.00 -> $41.00View 2/21/2013Needham & Company LLCBoost Price TargetBuy$38.00 -> $40.00View 2/21/2013Griffin SecuritiesBoost Price TargetBuy$36.00 -> $40.00View (Data available from 12/22/2012 forward) Earnings History for Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetailsShare12/3/2014Q414$0.61$0.64$54.90 million$539.00 millionViewN/AView 8/20/2014Q314$0.60$0.65$521.80 millionViewN/AView 5/21/2014Q214$0.60$0.65$512.15 million$517.70 millionViewN/AView 2/19/2014Q114$0.52$0.59$480.80 million$479.00 millionViewN/AView 12/4/2013Q4$0.55$0.56$505.82 million$504.90 millionViewListenView 8/21/2013Q3 2013$0.54$0.55$481.90 million$482.90 millionViewN/AView 5/22/2013Q2 2013$0.63$0.66$496.27 million$499.30 millionViewN/AView 2/20/2013Q1 2013$0.55$0.67$473.12 million$475.10 millionViewN/AView 12/5/20120.47$0.47$454.21 millionViewN/AView 8/22/2012Q312$0.50$0.55$443.94 million$443.70 millionViewN/AView 5/23/2012$0.55$0.53ViewN/AView 2/22/2012$0.52$0.56ViewN/AView 11/30/2011$0.45$0.45ViewN/AView 8/17/2011$0.43$0.46ViewN/AView 5/18/2011$0.45$0.45ViewN/AView 2/16/2011$0.40$0.44ViewN/AView (Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Dividend History for Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Insider Trading History for Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionSEC LinkShare12/12/2014Bruce R ChizenDirectorSell25,000$42.76$1,069,000.00View 12/5/2014Chi-Foon ChanCEOSell54,875$44.16$2,423,280.00View 10/14/2014Deborah A ColemanDirectorSell6,200$37.70$233,740.00View 8/25/2014Steven WalskeDirectorSell10,194$40.64$414,284.16View 8/22/2014Chi-Foon ChanCEOSell18,000$41.55$747,900.00View 8/22/2014Esfandiar NaddafVPSell21,562$41.52$895,254.24View 5/23/2014Chi-Foon ChanCEOSell3,000$38.69$116,070.00View 3/4/2014John SchwarzDirectorSell40,751$40.36$1,644,710.36View 12/23/2013Brian BeattieCFOSell28,000$40.00$1,120,000.00View 12/23/2013Esfandiar NaddafVPSell3,134$39.84$124,858.56View 12/19/2013Brian CabreraGeneral CounselSell24,241$39.25$951,459.25View 12/18/2013Brian BeattieCFOSell36,545$39.02$1,425,985.90View 12/18/2013Geus Aart DeCEOSell17,500$39.20$686,000.00View 12/17/2013Geus Aart DeCEOSell6,000$38.90$233,400.00View 12/13/2013Esfandiar NaddafVPSell3,259$38.10$124,167.90View 12/9/2013Chi-Foon ChanCEOSell70,831$38.08$2,697,244.48View 12/6/2013Esfandiar NaddafVPSell1,250$37.72$47,150.00View 9/19/2013Brian BeattieCFOSell17,500$38.00$665,000.00View 9/18/2013Geus Aart DeCEOSell133,590$37.66$5,030,999.40View 9/17/2013Geus Aart DeCEOSell115,615$37.64$4,351,748.60View 8/23/2013Chi-Foon ChanCEOSell13,684$37.02$506,581.68View 7/19/2013Esfandiar NaddafVPSell1,494$37.35$55,800.90View 7/17/2013Bruce R ChizenDirectorSell30,000$37.47$1,124,100.00View 7/15/2013Brian E CabreraGeneral CounselSell20,079$37.60$754,970.40View 7/15/2013Brian M BeattieCFOSell17,500$37.30$652,750.00View 7/11/2013Chi-Foon ChanCEOSell77,757$37.06$2,881,674.42View 6/10/2013Chi-Foon ChanCEOSell2,000$37.00$74,000.00View 6/7/2013Chi-Foon ChanCEOSell19,430$37.00$718,910.00View 3/13/2013Joseph W LoganVPSell198,750$35.34$7,023,825.00View 2/26/2013Bruce R ChizenDirectorSell40,000$34.94$1,397,600.00View (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) About Synopsys Synopsys, Inc. is engaged in providing technology solutions used to develop electronics and electronic systems. It supplies the electronic design automation (EDA) software that engineers use to design, create prototypes for and test integrated circuits, also known as chips. It also supplies software and hardware used to develop the systems that incorporate integrated circuits and the software that runs on those integrated circuits. Its intellectual property (IP) products are pre-designed circuits that engineers use as components of larger chip designs rather than redesigning those circuits themselves. It also provides technical services to support its solutions and it help its customers develop chips and electronic systems. In March 2014, the Company acquired Coverity. In May 2014, the Company acquired Kalistick, which is a provider of cloud-based software solutions. Headlines: (12/16) Synopsys Appoints Janice Chaffin to Board of Directors (12/17) Synopsys' PrimeTime ADV Achieves Rapid Adoption for Fastest Timing Closure (12/20) Synopsys Earnings Hindsight: Up 2.2% in Last 17 Days (SNPS) (12/16) Synopsys and Imec Expand TCAD Collaboration to 5 nm and Beyond - wistv.com - Columbia, South Carolina | (12/15) Synopsys Surpasses Milestone of 100 VC Apps on the Verdi Debug Solution (12/16) Latest Release of Synopsys' LightTools Delivers Advanced Features for Illumination Design (12/17) Synopsys Director Bruce R. Chizen Sells 25,000 Shares (SNPS) (12/11) Brokerage Firm Action: Synopsys Inc , Edwards Lifesciences Corp (12/8) Short Term Price Target Announcement: Synopsys Inc , New Residential Investment Corp Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Information Technology Industry: Software Sub-Industry: Application Software Exchange: NASDAQ Symbol: SNPS CUSIP: 87160710 Key Metrics: Previous Close: $43.9550 Day Moving Average: $42.6234200 Day Moving Average: $40.1689P/E Ratio: 26.90P/E Growth: 1.76Market Cap: $6.855BCurrent Quarter EPS Consensus Estimate: $2.69 EPS Additional Links: View SNPS on Google FinanceView SNPS on Yahoo FinanceView SNPS's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Synopsys, Inc. on Google Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS) Chart for Monday, December, 22, 2014 (Chart Provided by Yahoo Finance)


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Resources for Parents and Teachers to Promote Summer Learning
The Learning Process Should Not Take a Break Over the Summer Months
This is the last week of school in many states and students everywhere are eager to find refuge in the lazy hazy summer days that lay ahead. Many parents are wondering how they can keep their children's mind active and engaged until September. Parents and educators have legitimate cause for concern. Numerous studies indicate that a student's language and math skills deteriorate over the summer months. It is important to keep the learning process in place even during extended breaks from school.
One way to keep a child focused on having fun while learning during their break is to engage them in activities found in books designed specifically for summer education. We recommend the Summer Bridge activity books by Carson Dellosa. These books have been very well received by parents and teachers and are designed keep the learning process alive. The books challenge young minds with daily activities in reading, writing, mathematics, and language arts with bonus activities in science and geography.
We also greatly appreciate the Building Better Bodies and Behavior section that stresses the importance of adopting healthy habits to help build character and fitness levels.
Summer is also a great time to prepare your students for the standardized tests that they will take in the spring. It would be beneficial to check into test prep workbooks for various states and grade levels that offer instruction and test taking practice in 4 key test areas: reading, writing, language, and mathematics.
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This Slip on Sconce item has a copper canyon finish. For use with one 100-watt clear incandescent bulb.
The easiest and fastest way to transform interior and exterior wall lights from blah to beautiful! Fits securely over most standard "jelly jar lights" (included), creating a contemporary look without a designer price tag.
- 100% recycled 20 gauge cold rolled steel.
- Powder coat finish is hand sanded and cured at 350º to 525ºF.
- Replaces existing fixture or installs over existing jelly jar light.
- Secures to fixture with adjustable bracket.
- Made in USA.
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