EA, Ea, or ea can signify several things. Geographical places Ea, Spain is a town in the north of Spain Fictional worlds Eä, the World that IS of J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth universe Éa, of Ursula K. LeGuin's Earthsea fictional universe Abbreviation of an English word ea. is short for "each" Other things named Ea ...

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EA Sports, EA Sports - 16 bit era, EA Sports - 32 bit era to present, EA Sports - Series and games, EA Sports - Exclusivity deals, EA Sports - 06 Games, EA Sports - External link

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In 2003 EA purchased the license to NASCAR, ending competition from Papyrus and Infogrames. Many loyal fans of the NASCAR Racing Series games by Papyrus resent EA for that and currently boycott all EA games. More recently, after purchasing the license of the UEFA Champions League (previously owned by Eidos) in November 2004, a month later EA announced an exclusive deal (rumoured to be worth around US $1B) with the NFL and the NFL Players Association (Players Inc.) making them the sole provider of licensed NFL video games until 2010, which ef ...

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EA Sports, EA Sports - 16 bit era, EA Sports - 32 bit era to present, EA Sports - Series and games, EA Sports - Exclusivity deals, EA Sports - 06 Games, EA Sports - External link

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The EA-6B Prowler is a twin-engine, mid-wing aircraft manufactured by Northrop Grumman Aerospace Corporation as a modification of the basic A-6 Intruder airframe. Designed for carrier and advanced base operations, the Prowler is a fully integrated electronic warfare system combining long-range, all-weather capabilities with advanced electronic countermeasures. A forward equipment bay and pod-shaped faring on the vertical ...

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EA-6 Prowler, EA-6 Prowler - Development, EA-6 Prowler - Units using the EA-6B, EA-6 Prowler - USN squadrons, EA-6 Prowler - USMC squadrons, EA-6 Prowler - Incidents

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After establishing with some highly regarded titles from 1987-1992, most notably Earl Weaver Baseball 1987, John Madden Football 1990 and NHL Hockey 1991, EA decided in 1992 to launch a sports-only label and EASN was born. ESPN took note of the similarities, and forced EA to come up with a new label to put their sports label under for the 1994 season. The first run of the 1994 season still donned the EASN brand, with a 'first run' logo on the lower right hand corner of the box (this was also done in 1993), while the rest ...

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EA Sports, EA Sports - 16 bit era, EA Sports - 32 bit era to present, EA Sports - Series and games, EA Sports - Exclusivity deals, EA Sports - 06 Games, EA Sports - External link

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In the Earth year 2245, the Earth Alliance learned of the Minbari. Despite warnings from Ambassador Londo Mollari to not act aggressively towards the Minbari, General Robert Lefcourt was determined to make contact with the mysterious alien race. Lefcourt sent an expedition out to contact the Minbari, led by the Prometheus. Lefcourt named Captain Jankowski as the ship's commander. But Jankowski had a reputation for recklessness, which led John Sheridan to decline an offer to server as first officer on board the Prometheus. Also, Sheridan felt it was not a good idea ...

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EAS Prometheus, EAS Prometheus - Minbari First Contact, EAS Prometheus - Aftermath

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EA-6 Prowler - USN squadrons. VAQ-128 Phoenix (disestablished 2004) VAQ-129 Vikings VAQ-130 Zappers VAQ-131 Lancers VAQ-132 Scorpions VAQ-133 Wizards VAQ-134 Garudas VAQ-135 Black Ravens VAQ-136 Gauntlets VAQ-137 Rooks VAQ-138 Yellow Jackets VAQ-139 Cougars VAQ-140 Patriots VAQ-141 Shadowhawks VAQ-142 Grey Wolves VAQ-209 Star Warriors EA-6 Prowler - USMC squadrons. VMAQ-1 Banshees VMAQ-2 Death JestersSee also:

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In 2259, Babylon 5's crew discovered the Great Machine underneath the surface of Epsilon III, the planet the station was in orbit of. Varn, who served as the CPU for the machine was dying. He was rescued by Commanders Sinclair and Susan Ivanova. As Sinclair, Ivanova, and Varn were returning, the Hyperion came through the jump gate. Captain Ellis was determined to secure the planet and its technology for the Alliance. Pierce attempted to assert his authority over the sector of space Babylon 5 was in, despite the fact that Sincla ...

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EAS Hyperion, EAS Hyperion - Earth-Mimbari war, EAS Hyperion - A Voice in the Wilderness, EAS Hyperion - Aftermath

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As the 16-bit era came to a close, and powerful 3D-capable consoles appeared, EA had to reinvent their franchises, and some of the earliest titles failed to live up to their 2D predecessors' reputation. However, in 1998 two games received very positive feedback - FIFA 98: Road to World Cup and NHL 98. Later that year, World Cup 98 broke the bad reputation of "official videogames" by receiving high marks almost unanimously. As fluidity in gameplay caught up with graphics, EA soon had to face another problem: the lack of i ...

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EA Sports, EA Sports - 16 bit era, EA Sports - 32 bit era to present, EA Sports - Series and games, EA Sports - Exclusivity deals, EA Sports - 06 Games, EA Sports - External link

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Extra 200 - General characteristics. Crew: one pilot Capacity: two Length: 6.80 m (22 ft 4 in) Wingspan: 7.50 m (24 ft 7 in) Height: 2.56 m (8 ft 5 in) Wing area: 10.4 m² (112 ft²) Empty: 540 kg (1,190 lb) Loaded: kg ( lb) Maximum takeoff: 870 kg (1,914 lb) Powerplant ...

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Extra 200, Extra 200 - Specifications EA-200, Extra 200 - General characteristics, Extra 200 - Performance, Extra 200 - Related content

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EAS is designed to be useful for the entire public, not just those with SAME-capable equipment. However, several consumer-level radios do exist, especially weatheradio receivers, which are available to the public through both mail-order and retailers like Radio Shack, Circuit City, Best Buy, and several others. Other specialty receivers for FM radio are available only through mail-order, or in some places from federal, state, or local governments, especially where there is a potential hazard nearby such as a nuclear plant or chemical factory ...

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Emergency Alert System, Emergency Alert System - Technical concept, Emergency Alert System - EAS for consumers, Emergency Alert System - Incidents

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Some of the most notable and popular games of video game history have been published by EA. Many of these are included in the list below. Though EA published these titles, they did not always develop them. Many were developed by independent game development studios. Electronic Arts - Early era. Pinball Construction Set (1982) by Bill Budge Archon (1983) by Free Fall Associates M.U.L.E. (1983), by Dani Bunten and Ozark Softscape One on One: Dr. J vs. ...

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Soon Freeman made a contact that would prove pivotal for both Free Fall and the fledgling computer game publisher, Electronic Arts (EA). The same day he incorporated his company, Trip Hawkins contacted Freeman. Freeman was attracted by EA's generous attitude and the welcome windfall of development cash. Soon, Free Fall signed EA's first two development contracts. For their first title, inspired by sword-and-sorcery themes and the holographic chess-like game featured in Star Wars, they set to work on Archon. Origin ...

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Free Fall Associates, Free Fall Associates - Birth of a company, Free Fall Associates - First game, Free Fall Associates - In bed with EA, Free Fall Associates - Twilight, Free Fall Associates - Free Fall Games

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Extra 300 - General Characteristics. Crew: one pilot Capacity: two Length: 6.94 m(22 ft 9.5 in) Wingspan: 7.70 m (25 ft 3 in) Height: 2.62 m (8 ft 7 1/4 in) Wing area: 10.70 m² (115.18 ft²) Empty: 544 kg (1,199 lb) Loaded: 608 kg (1,340 lb) Maximum takeoff: 868 kg (1,914 lb) Power ...

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Extra 300, Extra 300 - Specifications EA-300L, Extra 300 - General Characteristics, Extra 300 - Performance, Extra 300 - Related content, Extra 300 - Designation sequence, Extra 300 - Related development, Extra 300 - Similar aircraft, Extra 300 - Related lists, Extra 300 - External links

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Hardware Evolutionary Algorithms can be divided into two types: those using extrinsic evolution  where the genetic algorithm is applied in software to a simulation of the artefact being evolved, and those using intrinsic evolution  where the genetic algorithm is applied to the artefact itself. They can also be considered as either constrained or unconstrained, terms that are best understoo ...

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Evolvable hardware, Evolvable hardware - Introduction, Evolvable hardware - Types of hardware EA, Evolvable hardware - Constrained hardware evolution, Evolvable hardware - Unconstrained hardware evolution, Evolvable hardware - Limitations, Evolvable hardware - Future research directions

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The EA Sports 500 was held on October 3 at Talladega Superspeedway. Joe Nemechek sat on the pole. Complete Results Top Ten Results Dale Earnhardt Jr. Kevin Harvick Dale Jarrett Brendan Gaughan Kurt Busch Tony Stewart Joe Nemechek Casey Mears Robby Gordon Ward Burton ...

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Habiru/Sources - Text. To the king, my lord and my Sun-god: Thus Lab'ayu, thy servant and the dirt on which thou dost tread. At the feet of the king, my lord, and my Sun-god, seven times and seven times I fall. I have heard the words which the king wrote to me and who am I that the king should lose his land because of me? Behold, I am a faithful servant of the king, and I do not withhold my tribute, and I do not refuse the requests of my commissione ...

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Habiru/Sources, Habiru/Sources - Source: George Roux Ancient Iraq third edition 1992 ISBN 014012523X, Habiru/Sources - P 239-240, Habiru/Sources - P 466 notes to chapter 14, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Daniel C. Snell Life in the Ancient Near East Yale 1997. ISBN 0300066155, Habiru/Sources - P. 68, Habiru/Sources - P. 183 Notes to page 68, Habiru/Sources - Source: Wolfram von Soden The Ancient Orient: An Introduction to the study of the Ancient Near East Grand Rapids 1994. ISBN 0802801420, Habiru/Sources - Page 78, Habiru/Sources - Page 78 Footnote 20, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Robert Drews The End of the Bronze Age: Changes in Warfare and the Catastrophe CA. 1200 B.C. Princeton 1993. ISBN 0691025916, Habiru/Sources - Page 13, Habiru/Sources - Page 151, Habiru/Sources - Page 220, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Robert Drews The Coming of the Greeks: Indo-European Conquests in the Aegean and the Near East Princeton 1988. ISBN 069103592X, Habiru/Sources - Pages 69-70, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes to pages 69-70, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: The Taking of Joppa ANET P22, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Treaty Between Mursilis and Duppi-Tessub of Amurru ANET Page 205, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: God List Blessings and Curses of the Treaty between Suppiluliumas and Mattiwaza ANET P206, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnote, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: The Asiatic Campaigning of Amen-Hotep II ANET P. 247, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this Source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Beth-Shan Stelae of Seti I and Ramses II ANET Page 255, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: The Lists of Ramses III ANET Page 261, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: A letter from Mari ANET Page 483, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: EA No. 25410 ANET Page 486, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: EA No. 17113 ANET Page 486, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Selected Letters from Tell el-Amarna ANET 3rd ed. P486-490, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: The Statue of Idrimi ANET 3rd ed. P557, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source

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Habiru/Sources - Text. Let the king know that powerful is the hostility against me and against Shuwardata. Let the king, my lord, protect his land from the hand of the `Apiru. If not, (then) let the king, my lord, send chariots to fetch us, lest our servants smite us. Habiru/Sources - Footnotes. 12. Milkilu (Heb. Malchiel) was prince of Gezer. For Yanhamu see the previous letter. 13. For Milkilu see the previous letter. Shuwardata (with an Indo-Aryan name) ...

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Habiru/Sources, Habiru/Sources - Source: George Roux Ancient Iraq third edition 1992 ISBN 014012523X, Habiru/Sources - P 239-240, Habiru/Sources - P 466 notes to chapter 14, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Daniel C. Snell Life in the Ancient Near East Yale 1997. ISBN 0300066155, Habiru/Sources - P. 68, Habiru/Sources - P. 183 Notes to page 68, Habiru/Sources - Source: Wolfram von Soden The Ancient Orient: An Introduction to the study of the Ancient Near East Grand Rapids 1994. ISBN 0802801420, Habiru/Sources - Page 78, Habiru/Sources - Page 78 Footnote 20, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Robert Drews The End of the Bronze Age: Changes in Warfare and the Catastrophe CA. 1200 B.C. Princeton 1993. ISBN 0691025916, Habiru/Sources - Page 13, Habiru/Sources - Page 151, Habiru/Sources - Page 220, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Robert Drews The Coming of the Greeks: Indo-European Conquests in the Aegean and the Near East Princeton 1988. ISBN 069103592X, Habiru/Sources - Pages 69-70, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes to pages 69-70, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: The Taking of Joppa ANET P22, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Treaty Between Mursilis and Duppi-Tessub of Amurru ANET Page 205, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: God List Blessings and Curses of the Treaty between Suppiluliumas and Mattiwaza ANET P206, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnote, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: The Asiatic Campaigning of Amen-Hotep II ANET P. 247, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this Source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Beth-Shan Stelae of Seti I and Ramses II ANET Page 255, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: The Lists of Ramses III ANET Page 261, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: A letter from Mari ANET Page 483, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: EA No. 25410 ANET Page 486, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: EA No. 17113 ANET Page 486, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: Selected Letters from Tell el-Amarna ANET 3rd ed. P486-490, Habiru/Sources - Text, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source, Habiru/Sources - Source: The Statue of Idrimi ANET 3rd ed. P557, Habiru/Sources - Footnotes, Habiru/Sources - Comments on this source

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The brand architecture of Electronic Arts consists of the following brands: EA Games (all non-sports titles) EA Sports (realistic sports simulations) EA Sports Big (extreme sports titles) Pogo.com (online games site, with numerous EA brand tie-ins) EA also operates the games channel on AOL. ...

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Electronic Arts - Current studios. EA Redwood Shores in Redwood City, California, established 1998 EA Canada in Vancouver, British Columbia - formerly Distinctive Software, acquired in 1991 EA Montréal in Montréal, Québec - established August 2003 EA Tiburon in Orlando, Florida - formerly Tiburon Entertainment, acquired in 1998 EA Los Angeles in Los Angeles, California - formerly Dreamworks Interactive, acquired in 2000 EA Black Box in Vancouver, ...

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