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Freya Holmér

Freya Holmér is a Swedish video game developer who is known for her shader and graphics libraries, Shader Forge, and Shapes, as well as her software development of the game Budget Cuts. Holmér's now open-sourced work on the game development asset library Shader Forge, a no-code asset shading editor. Holmér's other major contribution to the gaming industry is Shapes, a real-time vector graphics library built for aiding in development of Unity-based games.
Holmér is an advocate for diversity and inclusion in the gaming industry and has spoken about the need for more women and underrepresented groups to be represented in game development. Holmér has also worked on improving the accessibility of mathematics by creating specialized visualization tools, particularly in the area of splines.
She has also been involved in mentoring programs for aspiring game developers and has given talks at industry events to share her experiences and insights.
==Education==
Holmér studied game design at Futuregames, a vocational curriculum for the game industry, beginning in 2010.
During her final year at Futuregames, Holmér held an internship at Avalanche Studios Group. She later returned to teach at her alma mater.
==Career, design, and development work==
Holmér co-founded an indie game startup called Neat Corporation, the company behind the Budget Cuts VR games. Holmér eventually left Neat Corp. before subsequent sequels of the Budget Cuts game.
She is credited 21 times across 18 video games spanning from 2007 to 2022.
Holmér taught for a brief time at her alma mater, FutureGames. While there, she instructed courses on programming and Unity game development. During her time at FutureGames, Holmér found a gap in available tooling for video game designers in the areas of asset shading libraries and the lack of accessible options that did not require extensive programming language use.
==Shader Forge==
Shader Forge is a shader library developed by Holmér which became the industry standard for shader editing. 
Holmér self-taught herself to code the shader tool after seeing her students' needs for a better way to add shading in their projects developed on the Unity platform. She maintained the platform as a paid tool, but she later open-sourced as free-to-use software upon deciding to move on to new projects. The package was originally sold for US$90 as a plugin on the Unity store.
==Shapes==
Shapes is a real-time vector graphics library developed by Holmér.
===Functionality and Limitations===
Shapes is able to create 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional shapes such as discs, polygons, arcs, rings, spheres, and so on.
The library does not offer SVG image support nor ECS support. The project is also not trivial to integrate shaders without additional development work.
===Popularity===
Shapes was listed in Unity’s Top Paid Assets list on the Unity Assets Store, holding the fourth place on the list for several months from March 2023 through July 2023.
Category:Swedish people
Category:Video game developers
Category:Artists
Freya Thakral

Freya Thakral is a British change-maker, entrepreneur and public speaker who is known for creating the Recycler and Curiousify apps. She was awarded the Diana Award in 2020 and the British Citizen Youth Award in 2021.
Freya was born in Ealing, United Kingdom to teacher Sunny Thakral and fashion designer Preet Kaur. She has a younger brother, Ash.
She currently lives and studies in Bangkok, Thailand and studies at Brighton College Bangkok. |url=https://www.globaleducationjournal.com/article/554980251-brighton-college-bangkok-student-honoured-with-the-british-citizen-youth-award-at-the-palace-of-westminster |access-date=2022-03-13 |website=www.globaleducationjournal.com}} She is actively involved with mental health and wellbeing campaigns, reducing poverty and is an advocate for entrepreneurship and empowering women.
Freya is an alumni of The British School, New Delhi, where she first started her Recycler project. Observing the plight of Delhi’s rag picking community and the lack of viable recycling options for the growing middle class in the city, she developed an app that offered door to door recycling pickups. She developed an infrastructure that employed some of the most underprivileged and utilised their skillset to collect and recycle plastic waste from households.
Freya was part of the first all-girls team to represent India at the F1 in Schools World Finals, Team Blaze and helped them qualify for the event at the Indian National Finals in 2020.
Category:British people
Category:British editors
Category:British businesspeople
Category:British businesspeople
Friedrich Kruntorad

Friedrich Kruntorad (July 5, 1933 - January 19, 1987) was an Austrian pianist and composer. Around 1963, he joined a band alongside Richard Österreicher Quartett, where they would produce two albums. Friedrich would later produce his most popular album, "Music in the Air."
Friedrich's music would later be used in the 2006 game Roblox and would gain massive popularity.
Category:1933 births
Category:Austrian people
Category:Austrian pianists
Category:Composers
Category:1987 deaths
Friedrich Wilhelm Voigt (composer)

Friedrich Wilhelm Voigt (22 March 183322 February 1894) was a Prussian military musician and composer.
Voigt was born to the military staff oboist Christian Voigt in Koblenz. After attending higher schools in Koblenz and Trier, he studied music at the University of Music in Cologne, University of Music and Theatre Leipzig|University of Music and Theatre in Leipzig, and Stern Conservatory in Berlin.
* In 1857, Voigt became a staff oboist in the 1st Foot Guards of the Royal Prussian Army. The music corps led by him was stationed in Potsdam.
* In 1866, Voigt participated in the Austro-Prussian War.
* In 1870/71, Voigt participated in Franco-Prussian War. After the end of the campaign, he received Iron Cross II Class.
==Sources==
* Friedrich Wilhelm Voigt — Edition Silvertrust
* My great-grandfather F.W.Voigt experiences the campaign
* Die deutsche Kaisergarde von Friedrich Wilhelm Voigt, Opus 66
Category:1833 births
Category:1894 deaths
Category:19th-century composers
Category:Composers for piano
Category:German composers
Friending and following

Adding someone to a list of "friends" on a social networking site is known as "friending." Not necessarily associated with the idea of friendship. It is also different from the concept of a "fan," as used on the websites of corporations, musicians, and other artists and performers, since the connection is reciprocal. A "fan" can only get items. A "friend" may converse with the one who friended them. Typically, the act of "friending" someone provides that individual particular rights (on the service) in relation to oneself. On Facebook, for instance, a user's "friends" may access and publish to his or her "timeline."
Following is a similar idea on other social network platforms, such as Twitter and Instagram, where a user (follower) chooses to add a person or page's material to his or her newsfeed. Following is not always reciprocal, unlike friending, and a user may unfollow or ban another user at any moment without altering that user's following status.
Defined as both a noun and a verb by users of early social network site and blogging platform LiveJournal, which was originally launched in 1999, "Hyperfriendship and beyond: Friends and Social Norms on LiveJournal" by David Fono and Kate Raynes-Goldie in 2005 was the first scholarly examination of friending and defriending (the act of removing someone from one's friend list, also called unfriending).
Category:Social media
Friendly Fire (Charity-Livestream)

Friendly Fire is a charity event by german YouTubers and streamers on the live-streaming service Twitch (service). It takes place once a year since 2015 on the first Saturday in December. There was one special on April 12, 2020 collecting money for victims of the COVID-19 pandemic. The most recent stream was on December 5, 2020. Each stream is around 12h long and consists of a series of games and challenges. Friendly Fire collected a total of over 4.95 Million € (6 Million $) in donation money from viewers and sponsors. The money gets split equally between each year's charities.
Friendly Fire 7 will be on December 4, 2021 at 3pm CETProducer Mikkel Robrahn at the end of Friendly Fire 6.
The event won several awards, including the Deutscher Computerspielpreis .
Year 	Total Donations 	Donations by Viewers
2015 	170,000€ 	170,000€
2016 	300,000€ 	200,000€
2017 	640,000€ 	470,000€
2018 	888,000€ 	620,000€
2019 	1,190,000€ 	730,000€
2020 (April) 	>162,000€According to friendly fire cast member Gronkh in his livestream from April 14, 2020	>147,000€
2020 (December)	>1,600,000€ 	>1,058,809€
Category:German YouTubers
Category:Twitch (service)
Category:Charity events
Friends of Gualala River

Friends of Gualala River (FoGR) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Gualala, California. Its mission is to protect the Gualala River watershed and the species that live in it.
The Gualala River watershed provides essential habitat for protected species like the California red-legged frog, Northern spotted owl, Marbled murrelet, Coho salmon, and Steelhead trout. The watershed also has old growth redwoods and other native plant species. In 1992, FoGR was formed by local residents over concerns of the impact that local timber harvesting plans (THPs) would have on the watershed. Logging timber can negatively impact. the local ecosystem and FoGR members wanted to ensure local plant and animal species were protected.
While FoGR has primarily responded to various THPs like the floodplain Dogwood plan, the organization has also been involved in protecting the Gualala River from water exporting and helping to protect against forest conversion projects like Preservation Ranch.
FoGR often consults with scientific experts to form fact-based stances on environmental issues and disseminates information about the watershed to the public. It accomplishes this by hosting public events and presentations given by scientists, naturalists, and other environmental professionals.
* Helped defeat the first and second iterations of the Dogwood THP logging plan over a five year period 
* Campaigned against the development of the Preservation Ranch project 
* Defeated plans by entrepreneurs to export river water in ocean going bladders to Southern California 
* Defeated a plan by a European company to convert local redwood forestland to vineyards 
* Commented on numerous THPs to press for watershed protections
Category:Organizations established in 1992
Category:Organizations based in California
Category:Non-profit organizations
Category:Non-profit organizations based in California
Category:Organizations based in the United States
Frisk Radio

Frisk Radio is an SS-DAB radio station based in Blyth, Northumberland, England. It is owned and operated by Frisk Radio Ltd. The station launched on SS-DAB in December 2021 and broadcasts to Newcastle, Gateshead, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Darlington, Middlesbrough and Redcar.
==Format==
Frisk Radio plays a range of dance and upbeat pop music ranging from the early 90s to the present day.
At weekends, there are a number of syndicated specialist shows, including those produced by DJs Judge Jules and Roger Sanchez.
==History==
===Internet Station===
Frisk Radio initially started as an internet-only station, under the strapline "Non-Stop Dance Hits". The station broadcast dance music without presenters or advertising.
===Studios===
The station acquired offices and studios at Landreth House, in Blyth, Northumberland
===SS-DAB Launch===
The station launched on the Tynemouth & South Shields SS-DAB multiplex at 7am on Friday 10th December 2021 under the strapline "The Rhythm of the North East"
The first voice was presenter Andy G. The first show was "Andy & Steph's Rude Awakening" and the first track played was "Tell Me Something Good" by Ewan McVicar.
The station later expanded to Middlesbrough & Redcar, and to Darlington when the SS-DAB multiplexes for those areas launched in 2023.
===Smart Media Acquisition & 2024 Rebrand===
In February 2024, out of home operator Smart Outdoor Media acquired a stake in Frisk Radio Ltd.
The logo was revised with a new font and uppercase lettering.
==Technology==
Frisk Radio own and operate their own cloud-based software platform (Vudio), which manages all areas of station management, including playout, voice-tracking, streaming, show-prep, content, music management, CMS, sales management, ad-scheduling and finances.
Although the station does have a studio at it's offices in Blyth, Northumberland, most presenters deliver their show content in near-real-time from home studios.
==News==
Formal news bulletins are not aired. Announcements are made when relevant national or regional news develops.
==Current Presenters==
* Andy & Steph
* David Alley
* Mark Jarvis
* Neal McClelland
* Kev Laws
* Chelsea Little
* Chris Bell
==Former Presenters==
* Nick Jordan
* Luis Wyatt
Category:Radio stations
Category:Radio stations in England
Category:Radio stations established in 2021
From the Vault (Metal Church album)

From the Vault is compilation album by American heavy metal band Metal Church, released in 2020. It contains 14 previously unreleased tracks.
 This album also features the last of new material of vocalist Mike Howe before his death."
==Critical and commercial reception==
Generally, the compilation has garnered positive reviews from fans and critics. A positive review from Sonic Perspectives stated that "The ongoing wave of greatness following one of America's oldest bands and most prized acts continues its upward trend of mixing heavy metal nostalgia and modernity, even when presenting a mishmash of mostly leftovers, covers, and assorted live performances." Mark Gromen of Brave Words stated that the new material was enjoyable but found the B-Sides more a less than an exciting offering. While the covers and live tracks were decent, the remixes and bonus tracks from the XI sessions he enjoyed more, ending the review by stating "This is more than the usual house cleaning projects, with little duplication of what fans might already possess. Thumbs up!"
==Track listing==
== Notes ==
* Track 3 is a re-recording of a song off their fifth studio album, "Hanging in the Balance"
* Tracks 13 and 14 are re-recording of songs off their third studio album, "Blessing in Disguise"
==Personnel==
* Mike Howe – vocals
* Rick Van Zandt – lead guitar
* Kurdt Vanderhoof – rhythm guitar
* Steve Unger – bass
* Stet Howland – drums
Production
* Producer - Kurdt Vanderhoof
* Engineering - Kurdt Vanderhoof and Chris Collier
* Album artwork - Jean Michel
Category:Albums
Category:Compilation albums
Category:2020 albums
Frutiger Aero

Frutiger Aero is a design style and Internet aesthetic that was popular from 2004-2005 to 2013. It is characterized by modern and organic themes associated with nature, glass, water and air. It was a form of UI design and considered as a successor to the Y2K movement and similar to Windows Aero. Common features of Frutiger Aero include shiny and glossy textures, sparkles, a tertiary color palette, grass, bokeh and bubbles.
== History ==
The term Frutiger Aero was coined by Sofi Lee after Adrian Frutiger, whose typeface was popular with computer interfaces and corporate materials of the time, and Windows Aero, the UI theme of Windows Vista.
In the 2000s, Frutiger Aero came as a necessity for tech companies to make new technologies accessible to as many people, using familiar, skeuomorphic and humanist designs. After the futuristic chaos of Y2K, Frutiger Aero was the corporate attempt to reassure people that their technological products are trustworthy, reliable and non-threatening, with an aesthetic using natural imagery, clean lines, and calming colors. 
Between 2012 and 2014, user interfaces on desktops, mobile devices, and websites underwent a cardinal shift towards flat design. This shift coincided with the decline of Frutiger Aero and Windows Aero.
In the early 2020s, Frutiger Aero has known a nostalgic revival on Reddit, YouTube as well as Tiktok where the hashtag #frutigeraero was used over 30 million times.
Category:Design
Category:Style 
Category:Internet
Category:Aesthetics
Category:User interfaces
Fruzsina Nagy

Fruzsina Nagy is a multi-ethnic, Hungarian actress. She began her career as a child actor in Maurice Maeterlinck's theatre play The Blue Bird (play) directed by Judit Pogány. She has had major roles in award winning short and feature films such as. Her heritage can be traced back to German, Austrian and Jewish ancestry. During spring 2020, she has portrayed Baroness Hilda Rokoczay as series regular for RTL Klub continuing period drama series Land of the brave centered around an upper class family in the 19th century Austria-Hungary|Austro-Hungarian Empire.
==Early life and education==
Nagy was born and raised in Budapest, Hungary. She developed a passion for the performing arts at a young age, initially training in classical ballet and contemporary dance at the Hungarian National Ballet Academy. Transitioning to theater and film as a teenager, she graduated from the NYU-Stella Adler Conservatory in New York City in 2016.
Throughout her life, nagy has lived and worked in in Spain, the U.K., Israel, and in the U.S. she currently resides in Amsterdam.
== Career ==
=== Film and television ===
For the past spring season, 2020, Fruzsina has played one of the lead roles as the Austrian socialite Baroness Hilda Rokoczay in a leading European cable news outlet RTL Group Hungarian division'sRTL Klub original period drama series Land of the brave. The story is in conjunction with the golden era of the Austria-Hungary|Austro-Hungarian Empire, this romantic drama series is focusing on the fictional Rokoczay family and their social lives in the late 1860's and early 70's. Nagy's multiethnic background and features assisted in her being cast for the role of the Austrian Baroness Rokoczay.
== Filmography ==
Television appearances
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2019	Sluipschutters 	Cellist 	
2020	Bulletproof 	Lingerie Lady 	
2020	Van der Valk 	Swedish Girl 	
2020	I.M. 	Journalist 	
2020	Land of the brave	Baroness Hilda Rokoczay	
2021	Baptiste 	Anna Olasz 	
2023	Legacy 	 	
Short and Feature Films
Year	Title 	Role
2012	Aglaya 	Fly Mother
2015	Check Please 	Katherine
2017	Opera of Cruelty 	Victim
2017	I ran 	Ana
2019	Scappo a Casa 	Dancer
2019	Away from you 	Art Critic
2020	The Last of the Usher's	Zoe Usher
2020	Shidduch 	Alisa
2020	Sauce 	Sladyana
2020	Gilbert 	Lisa
2020	Aftermath 	Pow3rpuff
2021	Ours: Him 	
2022	Rudolfo 	Laura
2024	Aftermath 	Kate
== Theatre appearances ==
Theatre appearances
Year 	Production 	Theatre 	Role 	Notes
1998-2002 	Blue Bird 	Kolibri Youth Theater, Budapest 	Angela 	
2005 	Some Like It Hot 	IBS Stage, Budapest 	Dancer 	
2015 	Beautiful Bodies 	Stella Adler Studio of Acting, New York City 	Jessie 	
2016 	A Bright Room Called Day 	Stella Adler Studio of Acting, New York City 	Rosa Malek 	
2017 	I don't need wings to fly 	Studio G, SASA, New York City 	Sophie's Conscience	
2017 	Norma Jeane was a brunette 	Manhattan Repertory Theatre, New York City 	Safira 	
2019 	The Importance of Being Ernest	The Queen's English Theater Company, CC Amstel Theater, Amsterdam	Various 	
2020-present	The Verdict 	Immersive Online Drama, Logic Locks 	Alexandra Davis 	
Category:Hungarian actresses
Fryderyk Buchholtz

Fryderyk Buchholtz – piano maker, organ maker, guild master, guild elder (1825-1826), born on May 16, 1792 Olsztynek (Hohenstein, Kingdom of Prussia), died on May 15, 1837 Warsaw.
Fortepiano Fryderyk Buchholtz, 1835
The son of Andrzej and Ewa Pohl, who settled in Warsaw; Fryderyk Buchholtz was an apprentice carpenter when he set out on a journey from Warsaw. In 1815, after he finished studying piano making in Vienna, he returned to his home city and founded a piano factory at 1352 Mazowiecka street, and by 1825, he was able to buy the property he had been renting for the factory. From 1817 to 1819, together with W. Bauer and W. Jansen, he petitioned the government to establish the Assembly of Organ Masters. In the beginning, he made giraffe pianos with bassoon and Janissary registers that quickly gained recognition. He exhibited these instruments at the exhibitions in Warsaw in both 1823 and 1825, and he won multiple medals including a silver medal. Also in 1825, he exhibited the melodicordion, which he built together with F. Brunner, and received praise for the performance. In the 1830s, together with his son Julian, he custom-built a piano with a silencer lift that was divided into a lower and upper register. His instruments gained recognition among musicians as some of the best. A frequent guest of the home art salon and a factory store was Frédéric Chopin, who bought Buchholtz's piano, which was later burned during the January Uprising. It was said that every time more than two guests came to hear Chopin play, the company was moved to the Buchholtz workshop. During his lifetime, Buchholtz's instruments were used by, among others, J. Promberger from Vienna (1837), J. Manniing (ca. 1826-37), J. Kerntopf (1830-39) and J. S. Luboradzki (ca. 1822-26). From his marriage (1819) with Emilia Boratynski, he had 15 children, including Julian, Alojzy (born 1822) and Matylda Dobrowolska (1825—1910). He is buried at the Evangelical-Augsburg cemetery in Warsaw. After his death, the factory was run by his wife (with the help of J. S. Luboradzki), and from 1841-46 by his son Julian. Only a few instruments of the Buchholtz brand have survived until today. Using one of the available prototypes, the Fryderyk Chopin Institute commissioned a copy of a Buchholtz grand piano to be constructed by Paul McNulty. It was used in September 2018 in the first The 1st International Chopin Competition on Period Instruments|
Chopin International competition (Chopin Institute of Warsaw).
Giraffe piano, Fryderyk Buchholtz, 1820
* B. Vogel "Historia muzyki polskiej" tom X "Fortepian polski"
Category:Piano makers
Category:1792 births
Category:1837 deaths