In this case (linked inside) how did they get the number for % identifiable intangibles? Amort. period?

If you look at this case and then look at the screen grab from the Excel sheet, you'll see "% Identifiable Intangibles" as 15.0%. Where did that 15% number come from? And Amortization period, where did that 10 number come from?

The whole goodwill and intangibles column has been stumping me all day but mainly I'm sure I could move forward if I knew where those 15% and 10 numbers came from. Thanks as always.

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