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Ekahau Site Survey

Ekahau Site Survey is a tool for Wi-Fi network planning, site surveys, and administration. It runs on Microsoft Windows and supports 802.11n, 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g wireless networks. Ekahau Site Survey is developed by Ekahau, Inc., a US-based company founded in 2000 as a spin-off from Helsinki University in Finland. Ekahau, Inc. is also a manufacturer of real-time locating system.
==Functionality==
Ekahau Site Survey provides a ground-level view of WLAN coverage and performance based on the data collected during passive and active surveys. It is also capable of performing predictive surveys that facilitate WLAN planning at pre-deployment stage. Additionally, the application is capable of performing spectrum analysis, which requires a USB-based spectrum analyzer. Ekahau Site Survey is optimized for centrally managed 802.11n Wi-Fi networks. Ekahau also offers a basic, scaled-down site survey tool called HeatMapper and a basic WLAN assessment tool for Android-based smartphones and tablets called Ekahau Mobile Survey.
==Features==
* 802.11n support, as well as 802.11a/b/g
* 3D predictive network planning
* Hybrid Site Surveys: Simultaneous passive and active surveys
* GPS-assisted outdoor surveys
* Customizable report generation
* Integration with Ekahau Real-Time Location Tracking System
* Integration with Cisco WCS and Avaya WMS 
==References==
==External Links==
* Official website 
Site survey
Elon Musk

Elon Musk is an Internet and space launch entrepreneur. The first company he co-founded was Zip2 Corporation in 1995, which was later sold to Compaq's AltaVista division. He also co-founded PayPal, which was acquired by eBay in October 2002.
In June 2002 he founded his third company, SpaceX, which he is currently the CEO and Chief Technology Officer of. This company is developing space launch vehicles, with an emphasis on low cost and high reliability. The first two launch vehicles planned are the Falcon I and Falcon V rockets.
Emotion Engine

== Specifications ==
*CPU core 128-bit RISC (MIPS IV-subset)
*Clock Frequency 300MHz
*Gate width 0.18 microns
*VDD Voltage 1.8 V
*Power Consumption 15 Watts
*Metal Layers 4
*Total Transistors 10.5 Million
*Die Size 240 mm^2
*Package 540 pin PBGA
*Integer Unit 64-bit (2-way Superscalar)
*Multimedia extended instructions 107 instructions at 128-bit width
*Integer General Purpose Register 32 at 128-bit width
*TLB 48 double entries
*Instruction Cache 16KB (2-way)
*Data Cache 8KB (2-way)
*Scratch pad RAM 16KB (Dual port)
*Main Memory 32MB (Direct RDRAM 2ch@800MHz)
*Memory bandwidth 3.2GB/sec
*DMA 10 channels
*Co-processor 1 FPU (FMAC x 1, FDIV x 1)
*Co-processor 2 VU0 (FMAC x 4, FDIV x 1)
*Vector Processing Unit VU1 (FMAC x 5, FDIV x 2)
*Floating Point Performance 6.2GFLOPS
*Curved Surface Generation (Bezier) 16 Million Polygons/sec
*Image Processing Unit MPEG2 Macroblock Layer Decoder
*Image Processing Performance 150 Million Pixels/sec
Geometry
* Perspective Transformation 66 Million Polygons/sec
* Lighting 38 Million Polygons/sec
* Fog 36 Million Polygons/sec
==See also==
* PlayStation 2
* Graphics processing unit
* Computer graphics
* List of computer graphics and descriptive geometry topics
==External links==
* Sound and Vision: A Technical Overview of the Emotion Engine
* Scientific Computation on PlayStation 2: Emotion Engine CPU
* The PlayStation2 vs. the PC: a system-level comparison of two 3D platforms
Category:PlayStation
Category:Computer graphics
Category:Computer hardware
Category:Graphics cards
Category:Electrical components
Category:Category:Microprocessors
Encephalitis

Encephalitis is the infection of the brain most commonly caused by viral agents. Victims are usually exposed to viruses by insect bites or food and drink. The most frequently encountered agents are arboviruses (carried by mosquitoes or ticks) and enteroviruses (coxsackievirus, poliovirus and echovirus). Some of the less frequent agents are measles, rabies, mumps, varicella and herpes simplex viruses. The symptoms of encephalitis are caused by brain’s defense mechanisms activated to get rid of infection (brain swelling, small bleedings and cell death). Patients with encephalitis suffer from fever, headache, vomiting, confusion, drowsiness and photophobia. Neurologic examination usually reveal a stiff neck due to the irritation of the meninges covering the brain. Examination of the cerebrospinal fluid obtained by a lumbar puncture procedure reveal increased amounts of proteins and white blood cells with normal glucose. A CT scan examination is performed to reveal possible complications of brain swelling, brain abscess or bleeding. Lumbar puncture procedure is performed only after the possibility of a prominent brain swelling is excluded by a CT scan examination. The treatment is usually symptomatic. Reliably tested specific antiviral agents are available only for a few viral agents (e.g. acyclovir for herpes) and are used with limited success.
English Football League

<B>Current Structure of the English Football League</B>
The English Football League structure is now organised into four divisions, the foremost being the Premiership, the lowliest being the Third Division. At the end of the season, a few teams in each division are either promoted or relegated dependant upon their proximity to the top or the foot of the table.
As a further incentive to teams to avoid the comfort zone of mid-table mediocrity, play-offs have been instituted for teams from Divisions 1, 2, and 3 finishing within 4 positions of the automatic qualifiers in their respective divisions. The winner of each set of play-offs is also promoted.
The rewards for Premiership teams are places in European competitions such as The European Champions League, and represent a considerable financial incentive for teams. 
In addition, if the topmost team from the Vauxhall Conference has a ground which is satisfactory for League football, the lowliest team from the Third Division is relegated to the Vauxhall Conference and the promoted team acquires full league status as happened in the season 2000/01 with the promotion of Rushden and Diamonds F.C. and the relegation of Barnet F.C.
There is no system of play-offs for the top teams in a division; the league winner is determined solely based on the best record. The record is evaluation primarily on wins and losses, with three points for a win and one point for a draw, goal differential serving as a tie-breaker, however if the teams are entirely equal there would be a play-off at a neutral venue. There are also two League-wide competitions, the Worthington Cup and F.A. (Football Association) Cup, that use a single-elimination format to determine a champion.
<B>Former Structures of the English Football League</B>
Prior to the inception of the Premiership in the early 1990s, the League was purely four divisions: Divisions One, Two, Three and Four. 
Premiership Teams
*Arsenal F.C.
*Aston Villa F.C.
*Blackburn F.C.
*Bolton F.C.
*Charlton Athletic F.C.
*Chelsea F.C.
*Derby County F.C.
*Everton F.C.
*Fulham F.C.
*Ipswich Town F.C.
*Leeds United F.C.
*Leicester City F.C
*Liverpool F.C.
*Manchester United F.C.
*Middlesborough F.C.
*Newcastle United F.C.
*Southampton F.C.
*Sunderland F.C.
*Tottenham F.C.
*West Ham United F.C.
First Division Teams
*Bradford City F.C.
*Crewe Alexandra FC
*Manchester City F.C.
Second Division Teams
*Bristol City F.C.
Third Division Teams
*Plymouth Argyle F.C.
Teams relegated from the Third Division to the Conference
*Barnet F.C.
*Chester City F.C.
*Halifax Town F.C.
Other teams which have relinquished full league status
*Accrington Stanley
*Barrow
Epileptic seizure

Seizures (or convulsions) are temporary alterations in brain functions due to abnormal electrical activity of a group of brain cells that present with apparent clinical symptoms and findings. So, an isolated abnormal electrical activity recorded by an electroencephalography examination without a clinical presentation is not called a seizure.
Seizure is usually a sudden and involuntary contraction of a group of muscles. However, a seizure can also be as subtle as marching numbness of a part of body, a brief loss of memory, sparkling of flashes, sniffing an unpleasant odor, a strange epigastric sensation or a sensation of fear. Therefore, it is traditional to classify the seizures as motor, sensory, autonomic, emotional and cognitive. 
Seizure types are:
* petit mal seizure (very brief loss of consciousness) 
* partial (focal) seizure (usually a motor or sensory seizure that is restricted to one side of the body)
* partial complex seizure (characterized by brief loss of consciousness, behavioral, emotional symptoms, loss of memory and automatisms; temporal lobe and frontal lobe seizures are often in this category)
* generalized tonic-clonic seizure (grand mal; motor seizure of both sides of the body) 
 
It is still disputable whether a febrile seizure has to be regarded as an epileptic disorder or not. In general, a patient with two or more episodes of seizures is accepted to have the disease of epilepsy. So, seizure is the name of a symptom and epilepsy is the name of a disease.
Major causes of seizures are head trauma, infection, tumor and metabolic alterations (e.g. low or high blood glucose levels). Many seizures are due to unknown reasons.
Eugenics

The word eugenics (from the Greek for "well-born") was coined by Francis Dalton, a cousin of Charles Darwin, to refer to the study and use of selective breeding (of animals or humans) to improve a species over generations. In modern usage it more commonly refers to human selective reproduction with the intent to create children with desirable traits, especially those that best meet some ideal of racial purity.
Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler is infamous for its eugenics program, which attempted to maintain a "pure" German race. Among other acts, the Nazis performed extensive, often cruel, experimentation on live human beings to test their genetic theories.
Eugenics was popular in the United States. Beginning with Connecticut in 1896, many states enacted marriage laws with eugenic criteria, prohibiting anyone who was "epileptic, imbecile or feeble-minded" from marrying. See Eugenic considerations also lay behind the adoption of incest laws in much of the U.S.
Sweden forcibly sterillized women as part of a eugenics program over a forty year period. See .
See Race.
Europay International

Europay International, headquartered in Waterloo, Belgium, is the European banks' leading provider of personal payment and related services. At present, 239 million cards (Eurocard-MasterCard, Maestro, Cirrus and Eurocheque) provide European and global debit and credit services, and offer cash access to Europe's largest network of nearly 242,000 ATMs in 41 countries. Through its alliance with MasterCard International, Europay offers banks products accepted at almost 494,000 ATMs and 17 million locations worldwide. In particular with its Maestro brand, Europay International, represents more than 80% (more than 158 million cards) of the debit market in Europe. 
==Services Provided by Europay==
One of the premier services that Europay presents to its member banks is SuperCom, which is an electronic imaging system and network which transmits credit card transaction-related documents electronically between banks.
SuperCom is comprised of Hewlett-Packard (HP) UNIX workstations, HP ScanJet scanners and Fujitsu 3093 scanners and automates the process of resolving credit card transaction inquiries. Chargeback documentation and receipts are scanned and transmitted through the SuperCom network. Member banks can use SuperCom workstations in their offices or utilize "hub sites", where Europay receives and transmits images on their behalf.
SuperCom helps banks to save significant amounts of both time and money by eliminating postage and reducing processing costs. In addition, SuperCom can reproduce and send high-resolution images within 24 hours. When Europay created SuperCom, they combined several applications, most of which focused on database management. For the scanning engine, a vital piece of the imaging system, the developers required smooth integration with the other applications. Dhaene notes that another key element was compatibility with the operating system and scanners being used. Additionally, the software had to support SuperCom's Graphical User Interface (GUI), which features customized language familiar to users in the banking industry.
Upon SuperCom's release in 1996, it was installed in four of Europay's member banks. Shortly thereafter SuperCom's popularity increased rapidly; today, over 46 systems are in use in 15 countries, and about 200 smaller banks employ the hub site in Waterloo.
==External Links==
*www.europay.com
European SF Awards

European SF Awards - annual awards governed by the European Science Fiction Society since 1972. The awards are give to works of fincion (science fiction or fantasy) or related to that field.
== Rules ==
# Must be a work of Science Fiction or Fantasy, or related to Science Fiction or Fantasy.
# The majority of the work is by a person or a group of people who were born in, or are a citizen of, a European Country (Appendix 1).
# The works were first released in the two calendar years prior to the year of the current Eurocon.
# If a work has won an ESFS Achievement award, it can not be nominated again in the same category.
== Awards ==
* The Chrysalis Awards
* The Achievement Awards
* The Hall of Fame
* The European Grandmaster
=== Achievement Award categories ===
* Best work of Art
* Best written work of Fiction
* Best Dramatic Presentation
* Best Fanzine
* Best Work for Children
* Best Internet Publication, other than a fanzine
=== Hall of Fame Award categories ===
Winners can only be admitted once
* Best Artist
* Best Author
* Best Publisher
* Best Promoter of Science Fiction
* Best Magazine
* Best Translator
==References==
Category:Science fiction awards
Category:Fantasy awards
Category:Awards established in 1972
Everybody's Golf 4

Hot Shows Golf Fore! is a PlayStation 2 game and the fourth game in the Hot Shots Golf series, developed by Clap Hanz and SCEI and published by Sony. The game features more of the colorful characters, beautiful and challenging courses, and crazy caddies the series is known for. This iteration features 24 characters, 10 caddies, and 15 courses -- including mini-golf -- and online play for players with the Network Adaptor.
EyeToy

The Eye Toy is a digital camera made by Sony for the Playstation 2. It plugs in via a USB port on the console. It is an input device, and has interesting capabillities.
==Games for eyetoy==
Eyetoy play and Eyetoy groove are the two official games for the eye toy. Other games have also added support, such as the upcoming Harry Potter game.
==External Links==
Eye toy official site
F

Lateinisch F developed from the digraph FH that stood for /f/. The Etruscans were the inventors of this digraph, F on its own stood for /w/ in Etruscan as in Greek (where the letter – called Digamma in Greek – has disappeared due to the fact that the /w/ phoneme itself disappeared.) The origin of F is the Semitic letter wâw that also represented /w/ and originally probably represented a hook or a club.
F-Droid

F-Droid is a software repository (or "app store") for Android applications; it functions similarly to the Google Play store, but only contains free and open-source software. The apps can be browsed and installed from the F-Droid website or directly from the F-Droid client app, which will also automatically update installed F-Droid apps. The website also offers the source code of all applications for download. F-Droid, which was founded by Ciaran Gultniek, does not require users to sign up and hides applications that contains "anti-features" such as advertising, user tracking or dependence on non-free software.
Replicant, a free replacement for Android, and The Guardian Project, a suite of free and secure Android applications, both use F-Droid as their app store.
==References==
==External links==
* f-droid.org
Category:Mobile software distribution platforms
Category:Android (operating system) software
Category:Android (operating system)
Category:Free software
FCC (disambiguation)

In telecommunication, FCC is the u.S. Government board of five presidential appointees that has the authority to regulate all non-Federal Government interstate telecommunications (including radio and television broadcasting) as well as all international communications that originate or terminate in the United States. 
Note: Similar authority for regulation of Federal Government telecommunications is vested in the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA).</b>
Source: from Federal Standard 1037C
Fact

*Something which is true, see reality.
*At law, a statement which is found to be true by a "tryer of fact," sometimes a jury, but often the court (the judge or judges) after hearing evidence.
Fact is to be contrasted with law. the jury is the finder of fact; the judge is the determiner of law. appellate courts generally only consider only possible errors of law and only very rarely overturn errors of fact.
Depending on the nature of the matter the standard of proof may require that a fact be proved to be "more likely than not", that is there is barely more evidence for the fact than against; established by a proponderance of the evidence; or true beyond a reasonable doubt.
Fatal Frame

Fatal Frame (known as Project Zero in Europe, in Japan Zero (零)) is a survival horror video game series, so far consisting of two games. The first edition was released for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox, while the second edition was only available on the PlayStation 2. The series deals with exorcism, dark Shinto rituals, and most of all, ghosts. 
Created by Tecmo, Fatal Frame is one of the more highly received horror video games to date, largely due to the atmospheric music, dark and claustrophobic environments, and the variety of spirits encountered during the course of the game. The main focus of the game is to solve a mystery which is linked to old Japanese superstitions. The player's main enemies are ghosts; a few are friendly, but most are not. The only form of defense is a camera obscura, which allows the player to exorcise ghosts by taking a picture of them.
== Fatal Frame (2000) ==
On a dark September night in 1986, a young college student called Miku has come to the Himuro Mansion to find her missing brother. Her brother Mafuyu went to the mansion to find his friend and mentor, a mystery novelist called Junsei Takamine. Armed with a flashlight and a mysterious box camera, Miku enters Himuro Mansion, which has a long history of bloodshed, curses and horrific rituals.
A version of the game was released for the Xbox as well. New features/ghosts were added to the game on this edition.
== Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly (2003) ==
The second game in the series is actually a prequel, taking place years before the events in Himuro Mansion. Twin sisters Mio and Mayu Amakura are wandering around in an old forest when Mayu, who walks with a perpetual limp after a childhood accident, follows a mysterious crimson butterfly deeper into the woods. Mio, concerned for her twin, follows Mayu, and the two girls are led to a lost village. As they investigate, they discover the camera obscura and are set upon by ghosts. Separated from her sister, Mio becomes determined to save Mayu and escape before they meet the same cursed fate as the village's former residents.
Originally released for the PlayStation 2 in 2003, a Director's Cut edition was later released for the Xbox in 2004.
== Fatal Frame III (planned for release in 2005) ==
Not much is known so far about the next episode of the Fatal Frame franchise, apart for some sibylline declarations from series producer and creator Keisuke Kikuchi that it will be "completely different" and that some "might not even recognize it as a Fatal Frame game at first".
== Film ==
On October 1, 2003, DreamWorks SKG and Tecmo announced a movie adaptation of Fatal Frame has been fast-tracked. Details on the movie released at the 2003 Tokyo Game Show stated that it is a major priority for DreamWorks and that writer/producer John Rogers has signed onto the project as its producer and Steven Spielberg has a first-hand role with the project.
== External links ==
*Beyond the Camera's Lens - Fansite with detailed analysis
*Shadow Obscure - Fansite, not as much info as BTCL, but it's still upcoming.
Category:PlayStation 2 games
Category:Survival horror games
Category:Xbox games
ja:零 (ゲーム)
Federer (surname)

Federer is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
* Herbert Federer (1920–2010), American mathematician
* Michelle Federer (born 1973), American theatre and film actress
* Mirka Federer (born 1978), former WTA tennis player and wife of Roger Federer
* Roger Federer (born 1981), Swiss tennis player
* William J. Federer, American historian and writer
Fiverr

Fiverr is an website that facilitates the buying buying and selling of services from other users for US$5.
== Mode of operation ==
For free, users can post services that they are talented at. Tasks performed range from inane such as the burning of a small effigy of the client's enemy, to practical tasks like checking for errors on a personal website.
The website was created to facilitate requesting small tasks that would be too menial to solicite a contractor for.
Fiverr chose to omit price negotiation from the site to keep transactions simple. It was determined that $5 would be the optimum price.
== History ==
The website was co-founded by Israeli entrepreneur Micha Kaufman who was inconvenienced by being unable to convert a chart in Microsoft Word into Excel form. Fiverr was launched in April 2011 and by mid-March had 5,000 gigs posted.
== References ==
Flickr

Flickr is a photo management website.
The website is currently running in beta test as of November 2004.
The site is a project from /Ludicorp, a Canadian-based company founded in 2002. Their goal is to kick ass.
Most of its users think it's the greatest thing since sliced bread and many of them actively contribute to its development in the /Forums.
..this is a work in progress because I'm way too damn tired to get anything else written.