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Frederick Du Rietz

Frederick Banks Du Rietz (born 26 September 1998) is an Australian film and television actor.
== Career ==
=== Early Achievements ===
In 2016, Frederick won the Hugo Weaving Award for his graduate performance of "The Tribulations of Abacus Christy", written by Brett Heath. He graduated from the Academy of Film, Theatre and Television in 2017.
=== Television ===
Frederick first appeared on ABC TV miniseries Friday On My Mind (miniseries) in 2017.
In 2018, Frederick joined the cast of the Netflix series Secret City (TV series): Under the Eagle. He was nominated for an AACTA Awards for Best Male New Talent for his role as Robbie Lambert in 2019. The show aired in Australia on Foxtel, Fox Showcase, and released internationally to Netflix. 
In 2019, Frederick played the lead in a promotional video for LYNX Body spray, in partnership with Xbox.
In 2021, Frederick appears as a recurring guest star on Amazing Grace (Australian TV series). 
=== Film ===
In 2019, Du Rietz starred in his first feature film, Bilched. The film was positively received upon its national release in Australian cinemas. Later that year, Bilched premiered in New York at the Chelsea Film Festival where it won three awards. One of which, was awarded to Frederick for Best Supporting Actor.
== Filmography ==
=== Television ===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2017	Friday on My Mind	Aus Youth 	1 episode
2019	Secret City 	Robbie Lambert	5 episodes
2021	Amazing Grace 	Jeremy 	2 episodes
=== Film ===
Year	Title 	Role	Notes
2019	Bilched	Matt	
== Awards and Nominations ==
Year	Ceremony 	Category 	Results 	Ref.
2019	AACTA Awards 	Best Male New Talent 	Nominated	
2019	Chelsea Film Festival	Best Supporting Actor	Won 	
Category:Australian film actors
Category:Australian television actors
Frederick Frahm

Frederick Frahm (born November 8, 1964, in Hemet, California) is an American composer, organist, and parish musician.
==Personal life==
Frahm is married to Susan Foster Frahm since December 1987. They reside in Placitas, NM. He studied harpsichord with Randall McCarty, composition with Roger Briggs and Gregory Youtz, and conducting with Richard Sparks.
==Career==
Frahm served parish communities in California, Washington State, Illinois, Georgia, and New Mexico, including St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Bellingham, WA and St. Luke Lutheran Church in Albuquerque, NM.
In March 2012, the Chatter Ensemble, conducted by David Felberg, presented the world premiere of his song cycle Spaces of Night. 
In 2020 and 2021, Frahm composed new organ solos. Most of this music was recorded by organist Carson Cooman, Composer in Residence at the Memorial Church, Harvard University.
Several notable US and UK concert organists have programmed his organ works, including Michael Bonaventure, Alcée Chriss, and Carson Cooman.
In 2021, Frahm joined the congregational team at 1517 Media as a production editor.
Category:1964 births
Category:People from Hemet, California
Category:American people
Category:Composers
Category:Organists
Frederick Hill Meserve

Frederick Hill Meserve (1865 – 1962) was a businessman and collector of photographs. He published a large collection of early American photographic portraits. In 1944 he worked with historian Carl Sundberg to publish 100 photographs of Abraham Lincoln.https://digital.library.illinois.edu/collections/6ff23a90-95b4-0131-1105-0050569601ca-f#:~:text=Frederick%20Meserve%20began%20collecting%20Civil,especially%20photographs%20of%20Abraham%20Lincoln. The Library of Congress has his photographic publishings in its collection.
His father William Neal Meserve was a veteran of the American Civil War and kept a diary. Dorothy Kunhardt née Meserve Kunhardt was his daughter.
Category:1865 births
Category:1962 deaths
Category:Businesspeople
Frederick J. Sheehan

Frederick Joseph Sheehan (July 27, 1924 - June 27, 2013) was an American lawyer and politician who served as the Comptroller of Massachusetts and Deputy Attorney General of Massachusetts.
==Early life==
Sheehan was born to Irish immigrant parents in Weymouth, Massachusetts and grew up on Princeton Avenue in Weymouth. Sheehan worked for the Eastern Massachusetts Railway Company through High School.
==Military service==
In 1942, Sheehan enlisted in the United States Army and trained at Fort Campbell with the 12th Armoured Division. In 1943, he was shipped off to France where he saw heavy combat in the Battle of Herrlisheim. For his actions, he was given the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. 
==Law practice==
Sheehan opened a law practice in Quincy, Massachusetts specializing in Estate Law shortly after getting in Juris Doctorate at Boston College.
==Political career==
In 1958, Sheehan was appointed the Comptroller of Massachusetts at the age of 34. During his tenure, he founded the emerging MassPort capital project and his office financed growing the Port of Boston, at his urging.
After his tenure as Comptroller, Sheehan was hired as General Counsel for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and served during a time of major change for Massachusetts public transportation.
His tenure at the MBTA was shortened after being hired in 1970 by then-Attorney General Robert H. Quinn to serve as the Deputy Attorney General overseeing the Contracts Division. During this time, Massachusetts' economy grew with the rise of government contracts with industrial leaders in Boston.
In 1983, as a part of his growing Estate law practice, Sheehan took on probating the estate of the late Kathleen Barry, a young woman who died as a result of a drunk driving accident. After the case, Sheehan was appointed to be a Commissioner on the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission by then-State Treasurer Robert Q. Crane, later serving as Chairman and played a leading role in the abolition of Happy Hour in Massachusetts.
Category:1924 births
Category:2013 deaths
Category:American lawyers
Category:American people
Category:Politicians
Frederick Koon-Shing Leung

Frederick Koon-Shing LEUNG is a mathematics educator. He is Chair Professor and Kintoy Professor in Mathematics Education at the Faculty of Education of the University of Hong Kong. Leung is a Hans Freudenthal Medallist, and is the President of the International Commission on Mathematical Instruction (ICMI) (from January 2021 to 2024). His research area is in comparative studies in mathematics education with a specific focus on the influence of culture on different aspects of mathematics education.
==Personal Life==
Leung was born and raised in Hong Kong. He studied in St. Stephen’s College Preparatory School and then St. Paul's Co-educational College in Hong Kong. Leung graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Science degree, a Certificate in Education, an Advanced Diploma in Education and a Master of Education. He earned his PhD from the University of London Institute of Education. He is married to Shirley Chiu Wing Wong, and they have two sons, King Ho Leung and See Ho Leung.
==Awards and Honours==
Leung was awarded the Hans Freudenthal medal by the International Commission for Mathematical Instruction in 2013, and was conferred the Bronze Bauhinia Star (BBS) by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in 2017. He was appointed a Senior Fulbright Scholar in 2003 , a Changjiang Scholar , by the Ministry of Education of China in 2014, and he received the World Outstanding Chinese
 awarded by the World Chinese Business Investment Foundation in 2015. Leung is an Honorary member of the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA).
Category:Hong Kong people
Category:Hong Kong educators
Category:Faculty by university in Hong Kong
Frederick L. Fuller

Frederick Lincoln Fuller (April 11, 1861 - April 29, 1943) was an American self-taught engineer and inventor of cash registers and business machines..
He was a holder of many patents for various devices and mechanisms.
== Personal Life ==
Frederick Lincoln Fuller was born April 11, 1861 in Greeneville, Norwich, Connecticut.
 Fuller was the son of Charles Chester Fuller
 and Lucy May (Stead) Fuller.
He had one sister, Mary Fuller Gardner, and one brother, Charles Owen Fuller
He married Rebecca Hamilton Bell on April 13, 1881 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q29L-CCKB). Mrs. Fuller was active in the New Jersey Children's Home Society.
They had one daughter, Lucy May Fuller. (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MLF6-8MB)
He was a descendant of Benjamin Franklin's sister on his mother's side.
Mr. Fuller was a 32° Mason (Freemasonry).
== Career ==
He founded the Union Cash Register Company in Waterbury, Connecticut.
In 1909, he joined the National Cash Register company (NCR Corporation) of Dayton, Ohio, as the head of their invention department.
In 1917, he joined the Remington Arms Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut.
He retired in 1925. However, in 1927, he returned from his retirement to join International Business Machines (IBM) as chief inventor at the request of Thomas J. Watson.
At IBM he developed the 801 Bank Proof machine (not to be confused with the 1975 IBM 801 experimental minicomputer) to expedite the handling of Cheque|checks.
Category:1861 births
Category:1943 deaths
Category:American engineers
Frederick W. Chandler

Frederick W. Chandler is a film producer and poet.
Formerly the executive vice president of post production at 20th Century Fox. He has most notably supervised the films Romeo and Juliet, Moulin Rouge, Master and Commander, Tree of Life, The Thin Red Line, and Slumdog Millionaire.”Fred Chandler Q+A”, by Carrie Lincourt, in “Visual Arts Journal”, published Fall 2009
In 1982, Chandler found 309 cans of nitrate negative from Orson Welles' It's All True in the Paramount vaults while working as a studio executive.”Magnificent Obsession”, by David Kamp, in “Vanity Fair”, published January 2002
Chandler supervised the resuscitation of “The Power and the Glory” written by Preston Sturges and directed by William K. Howard. “Army Arched”, Universal Music Publishing Group in “Variety”, published April 2000
In 2003, Chandler and Brent Mosley wrote a script based on The Doors' publicist Danny Sugarman’s personal memoir Wonderland Avenue.“Wonderland Avenue Scriptwriters Interview: Fred Chandler and Brent Mosley”, Doors Magazine published May 2003
Chandler is a KCET/PBS Poet of The Month and a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant recipient. He has been published in both domestic and international journals such as The Muse, Black Lantern, The Splizz, and Northern Stars.
Chandler's poetry readings have also been produced for shows at Beyond Baroque and many literary festivals, and have been put to music by Bruce Botnick, producer of The Doors, and film composer Aaron Zigman.
Chandler attended the School of Visual Arts and is a fellow of the American Film Institute, a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Writers Guild of America.
Chandler spent his earlier life in New Jersey and New York City, and now lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Jo.
==References==
==External links==
* Frederick Chandler on linkedin
* Fred Chandler's Profile and Production Credits | Staff Me Up
* Frederick W. Chandler, Jr. Biography | Fandango
* Brief Descriptions and Expanded Essays of National Film Institute
* Personnel Credits | Film Registry | National Film Preservation
Category:American people
Category:American film producers
Category:American poets
Category:School of Visual Arts alumni
Category:American Film Institute alumni
Frederico Pereira Morais

Frederico Pereira Morais is a Portugese football manager who is currently setpeice coach and Assistant manager of Indian Super leauge club Kerala Blasters 
==Managerial Career==
Frederico morais started coaching profession as a part time coach in AF Porto in 2009.
He is UEFA PRO License holder.
In 2010 he was appointed as the U17 coach of Boavista FC.
He was later took charge of the youth team of ac milan during 2012-13 season.
He then spent 1 year in manager youth academys of AS Monaco in 2013-14 season.
Morais then coached Leyton Orient FC in 2017.
He then spent 6 years as Sarpsborg 08 FF U23 coach and in player development from 2019-24.
He is currently working in Kerala Blasters under Mikael Stahre from 2024.
Category:Portuguese football managers
Category:Portuguese people
Category:Kerala Blasters FC
Frederik Füssel

Frederik Füssel (*3.12.1973 in Vienna) ist an Austrian film producer, writer und cinematographer.
==Leben==
Frederik Füssel founded FMproductions in 2001, with which he produced the music television show VOLUME from 2001 to 2007. The show featured artists such as Metallica, Nickelback, The Hives, and Marilyn Manson. In 2007, he established the FILMSTADT BADEN film studios at the Halle B in the city of Baden bei Wien, which he has led since then. His production credits include films such as The Perfect Pickup with Chad Rook, A Town Called Purgatory with Matt Servitto, and Hopped Up with Larissa Marolt. From 2022 to 2024, he worked on the critically acclaimed documentary People of War, which focuses on the war in Ukraine.
==Filmografie (Auswahl)==
* 2001-2007 VOLUME
* 2010 Wie in alten Zeiten
* 2010 Singing for Life: The Voices of South Africa
* 2011 Smooth Operators (TV-Series)
* 2011 White Screech
* 2012 Where the Wilde Roses Grow (Short)
* 2012 Dead River (Short)
* 2015 Hopped up
* 2017 Frosch, Schenkel und Prinzen
* 2020 The Perfect Pickup
* 2020 Iron Khan
* 2024 A Town Called Purgatory
* 2024 People of War (Documentary)
Category:1973 births
Category:People from Vienna
Category:Austrian film producers
Category:Austrian people
Category:Writers
Fredrik Samuelsson

Fredrik Samuelsson är en känd svensk gamer. Fredrik spelar spel som Minecraft och War Thunder och har vunnit priset "rager of the year"; Han vann detta pris då han har slagit ett stort hål i sitt skrivbord. Han har nyligen införskaffat sig en joystick för att förbättra hur han spelar stridsflygplanssimulatorn War Thunder.
Rager of the year
FreeOfficeFinder

FreeOfficeFinder is an office rental agency that offers flexible office space solutions throughout London and the UK. The company offers a wide range of managed and serviced offices available for rent on flexible terms. It was the first online agency to market only serviced offices. The agency bridges businesses and available office spaces, catering to space needs and preferences.
==History==
FreeOfficeFinder was founded in 2002 by Nick Riesel. The agency was established with the aim of helping companies and organizations of all sizes find suitable office spaces in London and across the UK. Over the years, FreeOfficeFinder has built a comprehensive database of thousands of offices in numerous locations, offering a diverse range of options to cater to different client requirements.
FreeOfficeFinder introduced the UK's inaugural pricing tool for coworking and serviced offices, updated on a quarterly basis, alongside an additional 'historical' pricing tool.
==Platform==
FreeOfficeFinder offers office space solutions tailored to meet the needs of businesses seeking flexible work environments. The platform serves as a conduit between companies and available office spaces, ensuring a comprehensive selection of options to cater to varying requirements.
The platform features several categories of office spaces, including managed office spaces, private serviced offices, coworking spaces, and large office spaces. Through its platform, FreeOfficeFinder primarily provides commercial property listings for office spaces, enabling businesses to find environments that align with their specific preferences and needs.
Category:Real estate industry
Category:Companies based in London
Category:Industry in the United Kingdom
Category:Companies established in 2002
FreeTON

FreeTON is a cryptocurrency network implemented by free software developers enthusiastic about the TON technology.
FreeTON community in a live YouTube video launched the network officially. on May 7, 2020, just some days before Pavel Durov, the CEO of Telegram, official announcement about the end of Telegram’s active involvement with TON technology on 12 May 2020.
== TON Crystal or TON coin ==
According to the FreeTON blockchain browser, there are 5,000,002,836 TON Crystal tokens, with 85% of them distributed to FreeTON partners and users, 10% to developers and the remaining 5% to the community’s validators.
== FreeTON blockchain technology ==
Dr. Nikolai Durov describes the TON technology (planned 2018) as a Blockchain that is designed to be the first fifth-generation blockchain project, a BFT PoS-multichain project, mixed homogeneous/heterogeneous, with support for custom workchains, with native sharding support, and tightly-coupled (in particular, capable of forwarding messages between shards almost instantly while preserving a consistent state of all shardchains).
The TON is a blockchain of blockchains. or we can say it is a huge distributed supercomputer, intended to host and provide a variety of services.
== FreeTON blockchain special capabilities ==
in the FreeTON network everything is a smart contract. FreeTON network can support millions of transactions per second if necessary and can provide special services such as TON DNS, TON Proxy, TON Storage, TON WWW.
== References ==
== External Links ==
*FreeTON Official website
*FreeTON on Facebook 
*FreeTON on Linkedin
*FreeTON on Instagram
Category:Cryptocurrencies
Category:Internet properties established in 2020
Category:Blockchains
Category:Blockchains network
FreeWheel

FreeWheel is an American company that provides advertising technology solutions for the digital video advertising industry. Founded in 2007, the company is a subsidiary of Comcast and is headquartered in New York City.
==History==
FreeWheel was founded in 2007 by Jon Heller, Doug Knopper, and Diane Yu, all former executives at DoubleClick. The company was established to address the complexities of video ad management in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
On March 1, 2014, Comcast announced its acquisition of FreeWheel for approximately $320 million. The acquisition was aimed at bolstering Comcast's digital advertising capabilities.
Since becoming a subsidiary of Comcast, FreeWheel has expanded its global footprint, opening offices in Europe and Asia to cater to a growing international clientele.
==Integration with NBCUniversal==
Following Comcast's acquisition of FreeWheel, the company became a key component in the advertising operations of NBCUniversal, also a Comcast subsidiary. FreeWheel's technology is deeply integrated with NBCUniversal's digital and linear television advertising platforms, enabling seamless ad management and delivery across a wide range of media channels.
One of the significant integrations is with NBCUniversal's One Platform, which allows advertisers to plan, buy, and measure ad campaigns across both digital and linear TV inventory in a unified manner. FreeWheel's Monetization Rights Management (MRM) platform powers this integration, providing robust tools for ad targeting, inventory management, and performance analytics.
Additionally, FreeWheel collaborates with NBCUniversal on advanced advertising initiatives, including the use of data-driven targeting, addressable advertising, and programmatic ad sales. This partnership enhances NBCUniversal's ability to offer advertisers precision targeting and scalability across its extensive portfolio of networks and digital properties.
This integration has been pivotal in expanding NBCUniversal's ad capabilities, allowing the company to compete more effectively in the increasingly digital and data-driven advertising landscape.
==Products and Services==
FreeWheel offers a suite of advertising technology solutions designed to manage and monetize digital video content across various platforms. Its flagship product, the FreeWheel Monetization Rights Management (MRM) platform, enables publishers and content providers to manage ad inventory, execute ad campaigns, and analyze performance metrics.
The company also provides services such as programmatic advertising solutions through its FreeWheel Markets division, facilitating automated buying and selling of video ad inventory.
==See also==
* Comcast
Category:Companies established in 2007
Category:American company
Category:Companies based in New York City
Free and open-source software

Free and open-source software is a combination of the terms free software and open-source software in which anyone is free to use the software in any way they see fit, copy it, study it, and modify it in any way they see fit. The source code for FOSS is made available to the public so that people are encouraged to voluntarily improve the software's design. This is in contrast to proprietary software, which is subject to tight copyright licencing and in which the source code is often kept from the users.
The freedom to use software (FOSS) protects the civil liberties of software users (see the Four Essential Freedoms, below). Additionally, reduced software costs, enhanced security and stability (particularly in the face of malware), privacy protection, education, and providing users greater control over their own technology are all possible advantages of utilising free and open source software. Operating systems that are free and open-source, such as Linux and its derivatives, such as BSD, are extensively used today and power millions of servers, desktop computers, cellphones (e.g., Android), and other electronic devices. A large number of software products make advantage of free-software licences and open-source licences. The free software movement and the open-source software movement are online social movements that are responsible for the widespread production and adoption of free and open-source software (FOSS), with the former preferring to use the terms FLOSS or free/libre software, while the latter prefers to use the terms FLOSS or free/libre software.
"Free and open-source software" (FOSS) is an umbrella word for software that is considered both free software and open-source software at the same time. When opposed to proprietary software, FOSS (free and open-source software) enables the user to see the source code and has a higher degree of control over the product's functionality than proprietary software. The phrase "free software" does not relate to the monetary cost of the programme at all, but rather to whether or not the licence protects the civil freedoms of the software user ("free" in the sense of "free speech," not "free beer," as in the case of "free beer"). For free and open-source software (FOSS or F/OSS), or for free/libre and open-source software (FLOSS or F/LOSS, which is favoured by the Free Software Foundation over FOSS, whereas free or free/libre is their preferred word), there are a variety of related acronyms and abbreviations.
Despite the fact that free-software licences and open-source-software licences are almost identical, there is a significant philosophical difference between the proponents of these two stances on the subject. The phrase "Free and Open-source software," sometimes known as "FOSS," was coined to be a neutral referent for these philosophical conflicts between the Free Software Foundation and the Open Source Initiative, and to serve as a single unified word that could refer to both notions.
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