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# FPO

FPO may refer to:
* ASL Airlines France (ICAO code)
* Fareynikte Partizaner Organizatsye, a World War II resistance organization in the Vilna Ghetto
* Field Post Office
* Fleet Post Office
* Florida Philharmonic Orchestra, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
* Follow-on public offer
* For position only
* FPO mark, a fruit product certification mark in India
* Freedom Party of Austria (German: Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs, FPÖ), a political party in Austria
* Freedom Party of Ontario, a far-right political party in Canada
* Grand Bahama International Airport, in the Bahamas
* Franciscans of Primitive Observance
# FPSC

FPSC may refer to:
* Federal Public Service Commission, a federal agency of Government of Pakistan located in Islamabad City
* Florida Public Service Commission, a regulatory organization in the state of Florida, US
* Free Piston Stirling Cooler, a type of mechanical refrigerator
# FabricLive.33

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FabricLive.33 is a DJ mix compilation album by Spank Rock, as part of the FabricLive Mix Series.

## Track listing

* Intro
* Kurtis Blow – The Breaks – Universal
* CSS – Let's Make Love and Listen to Death from Above (Spank Rock Remix) – Sub Pop
* Mr Oizo – Nazis (Justice Mix) – F Communications
* Dominatrix – The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight – Stuart Argabright
* Yello – Bostich – Universal
* Zongamin – Bongo Song – XL
* Kano – I'm Ready – Antibemusic
* Daft Punk – Technologic – Virgin
* Switch – A Bit Patchy – Data
* The Contours – Do You Love Me – Motown
* Mylo – Drop the Pressure – Breastfed
* Yes – Owner of a Lonely Heart – Rhino
* Para One – Dudun Dun – Institubes
* Best Fwends – Myself (Xxxchange Remix) – Moshi Moshi
* KW Griff – Good Man – Morphius
* Uffie – Hot Chick (Feadz Edit) – Ed Banger
* Metro Area – Orange Alert (DFA Remix) – Source
* Tangerine Dream – Love on a Real Train – Virgin
* Simian Mobile Disco – Hustler – Wichita
* The Romantics – Talking in Your Sleep – Nemperor Records
* Chicks on Speed - Wordy Rappinghood (The Playgroup Remix) - Chicks on Speed Records
* Bonde do Rolê – Melô Do Tabacco (XXXChange Remix with The Ford Granada) – Mad Decent
* Miss Kittin and The Hacker – Stock Exchange – Miss Kittin
* Rick Ross – Hustlin' – Island Def Jam
* Hot Chip – Over and Over (Maurice Fulton Remix) – EMI
* Gaz Nevada – I.C. Love Affair – Expanded Music
* L.T.D. – Love to the World – A&M
* Outro
# Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lucknow

Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lucknow, also known as the Lucknow College of Arts and Crafts (LCAC) or Government College of Arts and Crafts (GCAC) or simply the College of Arts and Crafts (CAC), was founded in 1911. It is part of University of Lucknow. Sri Ratan Kumar is principal of the college.

## History

The school was established as the School of Industrial Design on 1 November 1892. Initially located at Wingfield Manzil, it moved to Aminabad and later to Baans Mandi. A purpose-built structure was started in 1909 and inaugurated in 1911. Nathanial Herd was the first principal. The school was renamed as Government College School of Arts and Crafts in 1917.
Asit Kumar Haldar was the first Indian to be appointed as a principle of the Lucknow College of Arts and Crafts. He occupied his position until he was superannuated at 55 in 1945. Prof. Sukhvir Sanghal, an eminent artist, was also the principal and professor at his alma mater, Lucknow School of Arts, Lucknow. He devotedly served the school throughout his career.
The Indian school of painting was brought to the curriculum in 1925, and graphic arts courses were introduced in 1963. Former principal Jai Kishan Agarwal received the International Print Biannale Florence Italy award in 1974. In 1975 the college merged with the University of Lucknow as a constituent college and its three National diploma courses were converted into degree courses.

## Departments

The college has following departments:
* Department of Fine Art,
* Department of Commercial Art,
* Department of Sculpture
* Department of Art Master’s Training

## Courses offered
### Undergraduate programmes

* Bachelor of Visual Art: Painting, Applied Art, or Sculpture
* BFA in Textile Design
* BFA in Indian Traditional Sculpture

### Postgraduate programmes

* Master in Visual Art (Painting) with specialisation in creative, portrait, landscape painting, printmaking, ceramics and mural.
* Master in Visual Art (Applied Art) with specialisation in visualisation, photography and illustration.
* Master in Visual Art (Sculpture) with specialisation in terracota/ceramic, portrait and life, bronze casting, stone carving.

### Diploma programmes

* Diploma in Art Masters Training
* Diploma in Home Art and Home Craft
* Diploma in Furniture Design and Interior Decoration
* Diploma in Iron and Heavy Metal Work
* Diploma in Wood Work

## Museum of College of Arts And Crafts

The College is home to an arts and crafts museum, founded in 1911.

## Notable alumni

* Bhimsain
* Sukumar Bose
* Juhi Chaturvedi
* Iftekhar
* Surendra Pal Joshi, an artist known for paintings, sculptures, and murals
* Ragini Upadhyaya
* Lalit Mohan Sen
* Sanat Kumar Chatterjee
# Fakhreddin Jamali

Fakhreddin Jamali (born May 31, 1945) is an Iranian-Canadian professor emeritus of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Alberta. He is the founding president of the Canadian Society for Pharmaceutical Sciences, and the editor-in-chief of Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.

## Early life

Fakhreddin was born May 31, 1945, in Arak, Iran to Jamaleddin Jamali and Batoul Rouhani-Jamali.

## Career

Jamali's focus has been on drugs action (pharmacodynamics) and disposition (pharmacokinetics) particularly in field of analgesics and antiinfammatory therapy. His earlier work on the stereoselective and stereospecific therapeutic and toxicity of drugs received high peer recognition. He also reported that pain and/or its trauma delays absorption of drugs which may render them ineffective. This is particularly important when a quick action is desired such as pain relief. His group found that inflammatory conditions such as arthritis diminish response to some cardiovascular drugs despite already known increased circulatory concentrations. His group also has reported the mechanism behind the adverse cardiovascular effects of both anti-inflammatory drugs and inflammatory conditions. Jamali has received many national and international awards for his contribution to science and public wellbeing.
# Fakhreddin Azimi

Fakhreddin Azimi is a professor of history at the University of Connecticut.

## Selected publications

* The Quest for Democracy in Iran: a Century of Struggle against Authoritarian Rule (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2008); ISBN 978-0674027787
* Iran: The Crisis of Democracy, 1941-53 (New York & London 1989); revised paperback edition in process; ISBN 978-1850430933
# Fan Kang

Fan Kang (Chinese: 樊亢; May 1924 – 23 September 2019) was a Chinese economic historian. Considered a founder of world economic history in China, she was elected an honorary member of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

## Biography

Fan Kang was born in Weihui, Henan, Republic of China in May 1924. She graduated from the Department of English of Northwest University (China) in 1946, and joined the Chinese Communist Party in August 1948.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the new Communist government established Renmin University of China in 1950, and Fan became a founding faculty member of the university. From 1957 to 1959, Fan studied in the Department of Economics of Moscow State University in the Soviet Union, and returned to teach economic history at Renmin University afterwards.
In 1980, Fan transferred to the Institute of World Economics and Politics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), and was one of the only three scholars studying economic history at the institute at the time. She spent the remainder of her career at the institute. In 1991, she was awarded a special pension for distinguished scholars by the State Council of China. After her retirement, she was elected an honorary member of the CASS.
On 23 September 2019, Fan died at Peking Union Medical College Hospital, aged 95.

## Selected works

Fan is considered a founder of the field of world economic history in China. Her main works include:
* Foreign Economic History (Modern Era) 外国经济史 (近代现代), People's Publishing House, 1965 and 1990.
* A Brief Economic History of Major Capitalist Countries 主要资本主义国家经济简史, People's Publishing House, 1973 and 1997.
* The Rise and Decline of Capitalism 资本主义兴衰史, Beijing Publishing House, 1984 and 1992.
* World Economic History 世界经济史, Economic Science Press, 1991 and 1993.
# Falseuncaria ruficiliana

Falseuncaria ruficiliana, the red-fringed conch, is a species of moth of the family Tortricidae. It is found in China (Xinjiang) and most of Europe. The habitat consists of limestone, heathland and moorland.
The wingspan is 13–15 mm. It resembles the related species Falseuncaria degreyana, but in this species the forewing's brown cross-band is clearly wider and more marked. The forewings are narrow and evenly-wide, warm reddish-brown, in the middle with a wide, slanted, dark brown cross-band, which usually reaches the front edge. The band is narrowly edged with white on both sides. The outer edge of the wing is slightly darker than the rest. The hindwings are grey-brown and relatively narrow.
There are two generations per year, with adults on wing in May and again from July to August.
The larvae feed on the seeds of Primula veris, Primula farinosa, Linaria vulgaris, Inula officinalis, Aster linosyris, Bellis perennis, Gentiana verna and Antirrhinum species, living within the seed capsules. The species overwinters as a cocoon.
# Falsexocentrus

Falsexocentrus carinipennis is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae, and the only species in the genus Falsexocentrus. It was described by Breuning in 1970.
# Farmos

Farmos is a village in the district of Nagykáta (also a nearby town), in the middle of Pest county, and in the agglomeration of Budapest in Hungary. Farmos can be reached via Secondary Main Road 311 from Nagykáta, Tápiószele and Secondary Main Road 31 from Jászberény. The village has a railway station, which is connected to the Budapest-Nagykáta-Szolnok railway line.

## History

Farmos was first mentioned officially in a document in 1420, but its history dates back to the ancient times, some artifacts found around the settlement are claimed to be from the times prior the Hungarian conquest of the Carpathian Basin.
The village was destroyed among many other Hungarian settlements during the Tatárjárás (Mongol invasion of Europe). The first lord to rule over Farmos and in the south and central part of Hungary was Máté Csák from 1311, then after his death the Káta family clan gained authority.
Before the beginning of the Turkish invasion, the village was property of the Mirliva family. In the seventeenth century, Farmos was damaged again, but stayed relevant among totally perished villages. In around 1700, several families from Zólyom County (Now part of Slovakia) were immigrated to the village, who had been hungarianized within a few decades. According to the county record of 1727, the recent area of the village was owned by - among others - Ádám Bene, Boldizsár Kozma, Count and Antal Grassalkovich. In the nineteenth century it was owned by the Ivánka-Kass-Matolcsy and Vízy families.

## Sights

From the railway station, the centre of the village can be reached via Rákóczi Street. The centre is in the meeting-point of Rákóczi, Szelei (Secondary main road 311) and Jászberényi streets (S. Main Road 31). At the center one can find the Town Hall, and the Monument of Heroes in its garden. From Szelei street, the Water Tower can be reached. On a little sloping way, one can soon reach the late Matolcsy mansion. Now the Museum of Waterside Flora and Fauna can be found there. The Roman Catholic Church can be reached from the centre via Zrínyi street. Going towards Rákóczi street, after a few hundred meters starts the local educational hiking path through the meadows, which demonstrates the natural beauty of flowers and plants growing on 'lösz' terrain (yellow soil) and the flora and fauna of the floodplains habitat all around Farmos.
Next to Secondary Main Road 311, a local event called Békamentés is taking place every year around April 1, which is about saving frogs from jumping under cars, and helping them cross the main road in safety. A lot of people visit the village in order to take part in this event.
Every year, white storks come back to the village to lay eggs, and many other endangered bird species can be found here. This village has the most crane nests in Europe.
# Farmrail Corporation

Farmrail System, Inc. is an employee-owned holding company for two Class III common-carrier railroads comprising "Western Oklahoma’s Regional Railroad" based in Clinton, Oklahoma. Farmrail Corporation (reporting mark FMRC) has acted since 1981 as a lessee-operator for Oklahoma Department of Transportation, managing an 82-mile east-west former Rock Island line between Weatherford and Erick and an additional 89 miles of former Santa Fe track, Westhorn-Elmer, acquired by the State in 1992 from the ATSF Railway. Another wholly owned affiliate, Grainbelt Corporation (GNBC), was formed in 1987 to buy 176 contiguous north-south route-miles linking Enid and Frederick.

## Operations

Farmrail Corporation (reporting mark FMRC), operates two connected lines:
* An 82-mile (132 km) line from Erick, Oklahoma, through Clinton, to Weatherford, Oklahoma.
* A 104-mile (167 km) line from Westhorn, Oklahoma, through Clinton, to Elmer, Oklahoma.
Grainbelt Corporation (reporting mark GNBC), 176 miles (283 km) of lines from Enid, Oklahoma, to Frederick, Oklahoma, and over 59 miles (95 km) of BNSF Railway trackage rights from Snyder, Oklahoma, to Quanah, Texas.
In addition, FMRC operates Finger Lakes Railway Corporation (reporting mark FGLK) as part of a joint venture; FGLK operates 168 miles of railway in New York state.
FMRC and Grainbelt traffic includes wheat, steel products, fertilizer, rail cars undergoing repair, gypsum rock and associated products, oil field materials, cotton, lumber, feed grains and meals, and farm implements.
The FMRC lines are owned by the state of Oklahoma and were leased to FMRC in 1993. The Grainbelt line began operations as a short-line railroad in 1987.
BNSF named Farmrail System as its “Shortline of the Year” in 2017, citing the company’s entrepreneurial spirit and diligence in attracting new customers, and specifically noting Farmrail’s replacement of 8,400 crossties and more than 10,000 tons of ballast in less than one month to revitalize a siding and capture new business.

## Equipment

| Model | Road number |
| EMD SW9 | 169 |
| EMD GP9 | 280, 286, 289, 297, 316-317, 331, 1702, 3648, 6083 |
| EMD GP7 | 617, 620, 1555 |
| EMD GP10 | 1981, 8251, 8253, 8335 |
| EMD GP38-2 | 2100, 2105-2108, 2302 & 2304, 2309, 2314 |
| EMD GP38 | 2675 |
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# Farevtsi

Farevtsi is a village in Tryavna Municipality, in Gabrovo Province, in northern central Bulgaria.
# Fall in Love (D'banj song)

"Fall in Love" is a song by Nigerian singer and harmonica player D'banj. It serves as a single from his third studio album, The Entertainer (2008), and was produced by Don Jazzy. According to the website Africa Review, it earned D'banj national stardom in Nigeria. "Fall in Love" was nominated for Song of the Year at The Headies 2009. The music video for the song won Most Gifted Afro Pop Video at the 2010 Channel O Music Video Awards. Moreover, the video was nominated in the Best Male Music Video of the Year (Artist & Director) category at the 2010 Nigeria Entertainment Awards.

## Music videos

There were two music videos released for the song. The 2010 Face of Africa finalists are featured in the first music video, which was released on January 26, 2010. The finalists selected for the video were told to play various video vixen characters, including "Rock Chick", "Russian Princess", and "Harajuku Girl". Mo' Hits Records decided to shoot another music video after the first one received negative reviews from critics, who felt it didn't complement the song. Moreover, numerous critics thought it was a bit naive to hire models to play the role of vixens.
On May 4, 2010, the second music video with Nollywood actress Genevieve Nnaji was released. Nollywood Watch reported that Nnaji was paid ₦2 million for the role she played in the music video. Prior to the video's release, there were reports about a romance between Nnaji and D'banj. In an interview with Toolz on NdaniTV's The Juice, D'banj confirmed the report surrounding his affair with the actress and said they were in a brief relationship.

## Live performances

D'banj and Don Jazzy performed the song together at the former's sister wedding ceremony for the first time since splitting.

## Accolades

| Year | Awards ceremony | Award description(s) | Results |
| 2009 | Hip Hip World Awards | Song of the Year | Nominated |
| 2010 | Channel O Music Video Awards | Most Gifted Afro Pop Video | Won |
| 2010 | Nigeria Entertainment Awards | Best Male Music Video of the Year (Artist & Director) | Nominated |
# Faiano

Faiano is an Italian town and hamlet (frazione) of the municipality of Pontecagnano Faiano in the province of Salerno, Campania region. Along with the main town of Pontecagnano it is de jure the secondary seat of its municipality.

## History

Town's name derives from the word fajo, meaning beech in Neapolitan, and is referred to a beechwood.
Located on an area rich of thermal waters, still known in Ancient Roman era, the town counts a spring named Sette Bocche (Seven Mouths). 1 km from its center, but in the municipal territory of Montecorvino Pugliano, there are located some ancient Thermae (40°39′51″N 14°55′10″E﻿ / ﻿40.66412°N 14.91956°E﻿ / 40.66412; 14.91956) with a spring of sulphurous water.

## Geography

Faiano is a hilltown that lies on the road linking Pontecagnano (4 km) to Montecorvino Pugliano (5,5 km) and the village of Santa Tecla (3 km). It is located below the Picentini mountain range and the homonym regional park. The town is 1,5 km far from the nearby village of Baroncino, 12 from Salerno, 7,5 from Bellizzi, 10 from Battipaglia and 9 from Giffoni Valle Piana, with which it is connected by a road passing the village of Ornito.

## Gallery

* Aqueduct park in town's centre
* The central Garibaldi Square

## Transport

Faiano is not served by railways but the nearest station is Pontecagnano, on the Salerno-Reggio Calabria line. Nearest motorway exits are "Pontecagnano" and "Montecorvino Pugliano" on the A2 Motorway Salerno-Reggio Calabria. 7 km from the town is located the Salerno-Pontecagnano Airport Costa d'Amalfi.
# Farrel Island

Farrel Island (Spanish: Isla Farrel) is an island in the Magallanes Region, Chile.
50°48′S 74°50′W﻿ / ﻿50.800°S 74.833°W﻿ / -50.800; -74.833
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# Farrea truncata

Farrea truncata is a species of sea sponge first found at the bottom of shelf, canyon and seamounts of the west coast of Washington, British Columbia and the Gulf of Alaska.
# Farrea omniclavata

Farrea omniclavata is a species of sea sponge first found at the bottom of shelf, canyon and seamounts of the west coast of Washington, British Columbia and the Gulf of Alaska.
# Fay King (cartoonist)

Fay Barbara King (March 1889 – presumed dead [after 1954]) was an American illustrator, journalist, and cartoonist. Some of her work represents an early example of autobiographical comics.
King worked for newspapers and magazines in the early twentieth century (at least from 1912 to 1937), moving to New York City in 1918. She was one of the popular Jazz Age cartoonists appearing in the 1924 comedy The Great White Way.

## Biography

King was born in Seattle, Washington in March 1889, to John and Ella King. She was raised in Portland, Oregon, and went to college at Seattle University. The young King was adventurous, being one of the first women in the Portland area to own an automobile, and in 1912 had announced plans for a balloon ascension with noted early parachutist Georgia "Tiny" Broadwick, before the plan was rejected by her parents, according to an article in The Oregonian.
King's father had been an employee at a Turkish bath, as well a trainer of athletes, and she seems to have had a deep affinity for sport. King married boxer Oscar "Battling" Nelson in 1913, in the Hegewisch neighborhood of Chicago. Their 1916 divorce was widely covered by the press. The Veteran Boxing Association paid for part of the cost of Nelson's 1954 funeral; King paid the remainder, in addition to purchasing "beautiful arrangements" for the ceremony.
King worked for The Denver Post from April 1912 to 1918, leaving for The San Francisco Examiner. She later became feature writer and cartoonist for the New York Evening Journal.
In 1924, she appeared as herself in the comedy The Great White Way (alongside other cartoonists, such as Winsor McCay and George McManus).

## Work

King's cartoons are recalled as an early example of autobiographical comics within the genre of newspaper cartooning. She frequently depicted herself in her comics, using a spindly, gangly caricature that bore a strong resemblance to the character of Olive Oyl, who would later be created by E.C. Segar for his Thimble Theater strip.
In addition to her autobiographical reporting, she is known to have created two strips, both of which ran in the New-York Mirror: "Mazie" (which ran briefly in 1924) and "Girls Will Be Girls" (which ran between 1924 and 1925).
# Feel the Rhythm (song)

"Feel the Rhythm" is a song by Sweden-based musician and producer Dr. Alban, released in 1998 by CNR Music as the fourth and last single from Alban's fifth studio album, I Believe (1997). The song features backing vocals by singer Monica Löfgren, and was written by Alban with Jorge Vasconcelo, Per Adebratt and Tommy Ekman. Adebratt and Ekman produced it. "Feel the Rhythm" peaked at number 13 in Spain and number 56 in Sweden.

## Track listing

* 12" single, Spain
* "Feel the Rhythm" (Blue Ocean Mix) — 3:24
* "Feel the Rhythm" (Honey Bunny) — 3:18
* "Feel the Rhythm" (Booster & DJ Martin) — 3:25
* "Feel the Rhythm" (2 Phat Mix) — 3:52
* "Feel the Rhythm" (Radio Edit) — 3:21
* CD single, Europe
* "Feel the Rhythm" (Radio Edit) — 3:21
* "Honey Bunny" — 3:28
* CD maxi, Sweden
* "Feel the Rhythm" (Blue Ocean Mix) — 3:34
* "Feel the Rhythm" (Booster & DJ Martin Mix) — 3:25
* "Feel the Rhythm" (2 Phat Mix) — 3:52
* "Feel the Rhythm" (Radio Edit) — 3:21

## Charts

| Chart (1998) | Peak position |
| Spain (AFYVE) | 13 |
| Sweden (Sverigetopplistan) | 56 |