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Flow 187 (Rapper)

'Flow 187' (born 'Robert B Roots') is an American rapper from Queens, New York City. Flow 187 is a Cuban - Guyanese - American rapper, motivational speaker, author, famous photographer and record producer.
== Musical career ==
After moving to Atlanta, Robert Roots established an internal recording studio to record local talent in Atlanta, Georgia. He received recognition for his mixtape "Lamborghini Dreams", which began in 2013. After the success of that release, he gained more attention with the release of his first studio album, "The WAVE", on May 4, 2018. 
His initial career was strongly influenced by the rapping of the south and west coast with self-tuned harmonics, 808 bass and melodic trap instruments. This initial work is fragmented with a handful of recordings on DatPiff, YouTube and SoundCloud. In 2016, Robert Roots began working with OG HoodRich, HoodRich Entertainment as a cameraman and musical artist. In an effort to publicize his presence and music worldwide, Flow187 left most of his songs on SoundCloud, Instagram, where he currently has more than 200,000 followers.Famous Birthdays https://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/flow-187.html. |title= FamousBirthdays
== Personal life ==
Flow 187 was born in Queens, New York and raised in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Resident in Los Angeles, California, Roots first became involved in music at the age of 12. At age 15, Robert Roots was expelled from school and charged with a felony for having a pocket knife in his jacket while on school property.Sealed court records show that the case against him was dismissed due to police misconduct and an illegal search and seizure. After graduating from a different high school, Robert began writing a book to share with other young people about personal responsibility, overcoming obstacles and how to deal with peer pressure.This book was finally published and titled "Falling isn't Failing."
== Books ==
Robert Roots wrote his first book, Falling Isn't Failing, to empower youth and young adults. Robert Roots is widely regarded as one of the most dynamic speakers emerging from his current generation. Falling Isn't Failing, written autobiographically, details his challenges at school, altercations with gangs, going back to school, going to jail and experiencing his parents' divorce.
== Albums ==
The Wave (2018)
== Mixtapes ==
Lamborghini Dreams The Mixtape (with Flow 187 Music Group) (2013)
Pot Culture (with Flow 187 Music Group) (2014)
== Singles ==
2014: Cash Money [Flow 187 Music Group]
2018: She love them drugs (with Trillville) [Flow 187 Music Group]
2019: Touchdown (with El Train) [Flow 187 Music Group]
2019: Turnt Up [Flow 187 Music Group]
2019: New Drip [Flow 187 Music Group]
2019: Power Moves (with Yuk Mouth) [Flow 187 Music Group]
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== References ==
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Folly

Folly is a vice sometimes defined as the misuse of any virtue. For example, willful ignorance, of the form "I know that can't be true." is misuse of wisdom. A refusal to enjoy life is a misuse of temperance. Worry is a misuse of prudence.
Of all the vices, folly is one of the easiest to detect and condemn in others and one of the hardest to recognize within one's self. This is because much folly results from a person's natural character, and detection of folly requires a more accurate self-appraisal than most people can perform. Also, fools often mistake their follies for virtue, or desire to see their folly as virtue.
Of course, when people do not recognize their folly, they repeat it. Thus the proverb, "As a dog returns to lick his vomit, so a fool returns to his folly."
A generic process to recognise one's past folly is to try to recognise situations in which one's life could have turned for the better, and then try to remember what one thought to one's self while making the wrong decision.
A generic process to avoid folly is to ask others' advice when making major decisions. One's foolishness may become apparent when more than one person picks the a choice other than one's own. Compare the thoughts, and look for folly.
Folly is almost exactly the opposite of wisdom.
Forster

Forster is a common name which can refer to...
*Robert Forster an American actor
*Jackie Forster a TV reproter and member of the Minorities Research Group
*Georg Forster a Polish-German botanical collector and artist
*Brian Forster a TV actor in The Partridge Family
*Albert Forster a German governor and war criminal
*Margaret Forster a British author and literary critic
*Marc Forster a Swiss film director and screenwriter
*John Forster an English biographer and critic
*Henry Forster, 1st Baron Forster of Lepe the seventh Governor-General of Australia
*Johann Reinhold Forster a Polish born naturalist of German descent
*Forster's Tern a seabird of the tern family Sternidae
*E. M. Forster a gay English novelist 
*William Edward Forster a statesperson and Chief Secretary for Ireland
*John Forster (Chief Justice) s Solicitor General for Ireland and Attorney General for Ireland
*Eckart Förster a professor of Philosophy at Johns Hopkins University
Fox

Foxes are small dog-like mammals in the Canidae family.
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Red Fox
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It includes the genus Vulpes and several others.
V. vulpes is the world-wide Red Fox, often taken to be the fox. 
Foxes are not pack-hunting animals, but are solitary hunters that encroach on each others' territories usually only during the mating season.
Foxes include members of the following genera:
* Vulpes ("foxes" sensu stricto, ten species)
* Fennecus (Fennec fox, one species)
* Urocyon (Gray foxes, two species)
* Lycalopex (Hoary fox, one species)
* Pseudalopex (S. American foxes, four species)
* Dusicyon (Falkland Island fox, one species)
* Cerdocyon (Crab-eating fox, one species)
The term fox does not include dogs, wolves, coyotes and jackals who are members of the genus Canis.
Frances Heussenstamm

France Kovacs Heussenstamm PhD (November 6, 1928 – March 6, 2019) was an American artist and psychologist. She was a professor of art and education at Columbia University, an associate professor at California State University, Los Angeles, and instructor at Sierra High School, Whittier California. In sociology research, her experiment entitled, Bumper Stickers and the Cops, is widely referenced as its findings continue to remain of controversy.
== Life and education ==
Heussenstamm was born in Cleveland to Fred Kovacs and Edna Jacqueline Reiter. She has a younger sister, Marcia Kovacs was born. She earned her Bachelor's at Whittier College in 1957, followed by her Master of Arts at Whittier College in 1960. She achieved a Doctor of Philosophy, from University of Southern California in 1968.
Heussenstamm, and her husband, Karl Heussenstamm bore three sons, Paul Heussenstamm, Mark Heussenstamm and John Heussenstamm.
Later in life, she struggled with brain injury from a car accident. At the age of 78 years old, she continued to educate and lecture aboard more than 30 international cruises. She also completed twenty two large canvas paintings series entitled, The Circle.
== Career and contributions ==
Heussenstamm earned a PhD in sociology from University of Southern California at a time when this was a rarity for women. She was also a clinical psychologist and intensive journal instructor. 
In 1969, Heussenstamm conducted an experiment, Bumper Stickers and the Cops. The experiment concluded that police officers give citations often with their own interests, as students with perfectly good driving records began receiving tickets because of newly placed Black Panther bumper stickers.
== Books ==
* Heussenstamm, Frances (1993) Blame It on Freud: A Guide to the Language of Psychology
* Heussenstamm, Frances (2013) Blurts! Talk about Brain Injury
* Heussenstamm, Frances (2018) Cruising Granny
==References==
== External links ==
http://www.paintology.org/bio.htm
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Frazan Kotwal

Frazan Kotwal is an Indian opera and western classical singer, born in Mumbai and raised in Pune, is also a Zoroastrian Priest. Frazan has received global accolades for his talent as an Opera singer (baritone), at the young age of twenty-three! His extraordinary talent has been praised by top international opera critics as being in “possession of a fine voice, artistic sensitivity, ability to communicate in his music-making and personal charm”. A BMM graduate from Jaihind College, Frazan is mostly self-taught, with a few master-classes, and has performed all over Europe and participated in Music Festivals. He also plays the violin and the viola and organizes music groups for youngsters to learn and understand this form of music.
He recently auditioned at Vienna’s top university and has been accepted to study music, solo voice and Opera, from amongst hundreds of international applicants. A dream come true for any musician worth his salt to get the opportunity to study amongst the world’s best musicians.http://parsi-times.com/2016/06/kudos-to-frazan-a-kotwal/
https://parsikhabar.net/music/frazan-kotwal-at-the-godrej-india-culture-lab/7729/
http://www.rediff.com/getahead/slide-show/slide-show-1-career-interview-with-frazan-adil-kotwal/20130516.htm
http://www.parsiana.com/current-issue/articles.aspx?id=3GEG0wBUEvA%3D
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india/ink-to-conduct-conference-on-innovation-creativity/story-IX59jUZxbPMwTAXhxUXLdN.html
Free area of the Republic of China

The Free Area (Chinese: 自由地區) of the Republic of China, which government has been located in Taipei since 1949, comprised of the land under effective control of the Republic of China. It corresponds to the islands of Taiwan (and the nearby small islands), Quemoy, Matsu Islands and Wuchiu. Pratas and Taiping in the South China Sea are also controlled by the ROC, but have no permanent local population.
The Free Area was defined in an amendment of the constitution that the rights to exercise the sovereignty of the state, including to elect the president directly, rest with the people in the Free Area.
As opposed to Free Area is the "Mainland Area", which definition may vary in different usage, ranges from all land claimed by the ROC not included in the Free Area (which would include Outer Mongolia, including Tannu Uriankhai), or territories under controlled by the People's Republic of China except Hong Kong and Macau (i.e. mainland China).
The term "Free Area" is generally equal to the "Taiwan Area" in contexts of trade and exchange. 
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Frogger

A classic video game which involved guiding a frog across roads and rivers to safety by hopping on and between obstacles, including cars and logs. Just avoid the alligator.
Since I don't know how to upload images, here is an ASCII picture of the game:
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Fuchs

Fuchs is a common German family name meaning fox.
Notable persons whose family name is or was Fuchs include
*Anke Fuchs, German politician (SPD) (Youth, family, and health)
*Ernst Fuchs (born 1930), Austrian painter and graphic artist
*Franz Fuchs (1949-2000), Austrian terrorist
*Klaus Fuchs (1911-1988), German-born British physicist and Soviet spy
*Leonhart Fuchs (1501-1566), German physician and botanist
*Robert Fuchs (1847-1927), Austrian composer
*Sir Fuchs Vivian (1908-1999), British explorer
Futurama

The animated cartoon series Futurama is the creation of Matt Groening, who also brought us The Simpsons, the longest-running animated show on television. Futurama was introduced in 1999, and was set in the year 3000. Characters on the show include Phillip J. Fry, who was cryogenically frozen just before New Year, 2000, and thawed out in time to usher in the year 3000; Leela Turanga, a one eyed alien woman who works with Fry at the Planet Express Delivery Service; Professor Hubert Farnsworth, Fry's great-great-...-great grand-nephew who runs Planet Express; Bender, a foul-mouthed, hard drinking robot ("bite my shiny metal ass"); Hermie (Hermes Conrad), a Jamaican bureaucrat with a flair for filing; Dr. Zoidberg, a lobster-like alien who provides spurious medical advice for the crew; intern Amy Wong, heir to an unbelievable fortune; and many side characters who have been introduced.
The people doing the voices in the series include, Billy West, Katey Sagal, John Di Maggio, Maurice LaMarche, Lauren Tom, Phill LaMar and Tress MacNeille.
As of the end of 2001 the show is in its 3rd season on Fox Television, although Fox have indicated that they are not going to commission any further seasons. However, due to numerous preemptions and other schedule shuffles, Fox has enough new episodes backlogged for a full year of shows; the fate of Futurama remains somewhat indeterminate.
Unique Development Studios is working on a Futurama video game.
G

The seventh letter in the latin alphabet, G, was created by the Romans because they felt that C was not an adequate letter to represent both /k/ AND /g/. 
G, which at this time took the place of the letter Z, came to represent /g/. As /k/, /g/ too developed palatal and velar allophones which is the reason why today, G has different sound values in all Romance languages and English (due to French influence).
G/O Media

G/O Media Inc. is a media company that runs Gizmodo, Kotaku, Deadspin, Jezebel, and The Onion. It formed in early 2019 when Great Hill Partners, a private equity firm, purchased the websites from Univision, which created the Gizmodo Media Group when acquiring the former Gawker Media properties from bankruptcy in 2016. Former Forbes executive Jim Spanfeller became the CEO of G/O Media.
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Gab (social network)

Gab is an online social networking service that enables users to send and read short 300-character messages. Registered users can read and post messages.WiredTruepundit.comHeatst.comBreitbart NewsBreitbart NewsDigitaltrends.com
==References==
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Galaga

Galaga is a popular space arcade game created and manufactured by Namco in 1981. It was a sequel to Galaxian and was followed by another sequel, Gaplus (a.k.a. Galaga 3). It is one of the most popular arcade games to date, and is still sought after by collectors.
==Description==
Very much like in Galaxian, Galaga players (in a small spaceship) would defend themselves from swarms of incoming aliens. Unlike in its predecessor, these aliens would fly in from outside the screen and enter formation at the top. The player was free to fire at the "Galaga" aliens as they arrived. Some of these aliens (depending on the level) would swoop in and attack the player by firing missiles at them or by diving into their ship. As soon as all Galaga had entered into formation, sets of one, two, or more ships would drop down and attack the player. Those that were not destroyed would return to the top of the screen. The player's ship could only move side to side and was therefore stuck at the bottom of the screen.
Another difference from Galaxian were the boss Galaga. These large green and blue aliens could come down and capture the fighter with a tractor beam. Once the ship is captured, provided the player still has extra lives, it can be regained by destroying the boss. Once freed, the stray fighter connects to the player's ship to form a "dual fighter", which fires two missiles at a time.
Galaga was one of the first games with a challenging stage (a bonus round). On certain levels, the Galaga travel across the screen in increasingly deceptive patterns. They never attack the player or line up into formation as they would in a normal round. The goal is to destroy all 30 Galaga and earn the "perfect" bonus of 10,000 points.
==Arcade Information==
Galaga can be played by two players in alternating mode or by a single player. The cost was 25 cents for one credit on the first version, which allowed one round of play for one player. The number of lives varies from machine to machine, but is generally 3 or 4. Extra lives are gained when 30,000, 70,000, 140,000, 210,000, etc. points are obtained, but also varies on different machines.
==Versions==
The original version of Galaga has been ported to several systems. Most notably:
* Nintendo Entertainment System (distributed by Bandai America)
* Game Boy (Color version standalone, Advance version includes other titles)
* Atari 7800
A "20 Year Reunion" edition (coupled with Ms. Pac-man) was released in 2001.
==Related Links==
* The Galaga Worship Page - Source of some general information
* Coin-Op Museum: Galaga - Source of arcade version information
Galleon

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 A Galleon was a large, multi-decked sailing vessel used primarily in Europe in the 16th to 18th centuries. 
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 Galleons were a natural evolution of the Caravel and Carrack. A revolutionary lowering of the foc's'l (forecastle) gave an unprecedented level of stability in the water - leading to a faster, more manouverable vessel. 
 
 The Galleon was powered entirely by sail - usually 3-5 masts. They were used in both military and trade applications. In fact, Galleons were so versatile that a single vessel may have been refitted for war- and peace-time roles several times during its lifespan. 
 Galleons were constructed from oak (for the keel), pine (for the masts) and various hardwoods for hull and decking. Hulls varied between clinker and carvel style building. The expenses involved in Galleon construction were enormous. Hundreds of expert tradesmen (including carpenters, pitch-melters, blacksmiths, coopers, shipwrights, etc.) worked day and night for months before a Galleon was seaworthy. Due to this, Galleons were often funded by groups of wealthy businessmen who pooled resources for a new ship. Therefore, most Galleons were originally consigned for trade, although capture by rival nations usually put the Galleon into military service.
 The most common gun used aboard a Galleon was the demi-culverin, although gun sizes up to demi-cannon were possible.
 Due to extensive time often spent at sea and poor conditions on board, high-tech rigging systems were developed so that the vessel could be sailed home by an active crew a fraction of the size aboard at departure.
 The Galleon was used up until the early 19th Century, when the clipper and man'o'war were developed, rendering the noble Galleon obsolete.
Game Boy Advance

A handheld video game console from Nintendo with gaming in mind.
This successor to the popular Game Boy can run most legacy GB software (that is, software developed for Game Boy and Game Boy Color machines) and new software developed for the more advanced capabilities of the system.
It has hardware support for simple 2D operations using graphical elements called sprites.
It can scale, rotate and sum-blend (but not alpha-blend) sprites,
and it can change the scaling and rotation of sprites and the background on each scanline to give a pseudo-3D effect.
It has a custom 32-bit 16Mhz ARM processor based on a RISC architecture, which is much more compatible with the C programming language than the 8-bit Z80 compatible processor used in older Game Boy models.
The ARM processor can run both 32-bit ARM and 16-bit Thumb instructions.
The system also contains an 8Mhz Z80 compatible processor to provide support for legacy GB software.
The LCD display is capable of a maximum of 240x160 pixels in 15 bit color (32768 colors).
This display includes more pixels than Game Boy's 160x144; when playing legacy games, the user can press the L or R button to switch the display between 160x144 with a black border and software scaling to 240x144 pixels.
The interface from the GBA unit to the ROM cartridge includes only a 24-bit address bus and 16-bit data bus, limiting the directly addressable memory to 16 megawords (that is, 256 megabits or 16 megabytes), 
but bankswitching hardware on the cartridge can extend this by controlling the ROM's upper address lines from software, effectively switching other parts of the ROM into the GBA's address space.
Released titles include
*F-Zero Maximum Velocity (in Japan, F-Zero for Game Boy Advance)
*Kuru Kuru Kururin
*Chu Chu Rocket
*Mario Kart Super Circuit (in Japan, Mario Kart Advance), a sequel to Super Mario Kart
*Tony Hawks Pro Skater 2
*Pinobee
*Super Mario Advance
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GeForce

GeForce is a line of video card designed by NVIDIA. They are generally geared for the gamer community of computer users. There have been five generations of GeForce cards, each of which is fragmented into low-end, mid-range, and high-end appeal. The first card, the GeForce 256 was launched in 1999, and was the most powerful consumer card at the time. Currently, the most advanced GeForce on the market in the GeForce4 Ti 4600. Samples of the GeForce FX, the next-generation card, were released to the press on November 18, 2002, and are expected to be in stores by February 2003.
===GeForce Card Generations in Order of Launch===
*GeForce 256
*GeForce2
*GeForce3
*GeForce4
*GeForce FX
GeForce 200 series

== GeForce 200 Series ==
===GeForce GTX 200 Series===
It has been reported that Nvidia's upcoming GPUs codenamed GT200 (including the D10U-30 and D10U-20) will be named as GeForce GTX 280. Another slower GPU previously thought to be the GeForce 9900 GTS will be the GeForce GTX 260. These GPUs are expected to be launched between June 16th and June 20th. The GeForce GTX 280, the top end model, will launch with support for nVidia's technologies CUDA, PhysX and an upgraded version of PurevideoHD. The GeForce GTX 260, the high end model, will also support the same technologies as the GeForce GTX 280. The GTX 280 is expected to be priced at $649 and the GTX 260 at $449. The die size of GTX 280 and 260 is 576 mm^2 on a 65 nm process. 
== Technical Specifications ==
Model 	Release Date	Codename	Interface 	Fabrication process (nm)	Core clock max (MHz)	Peak fillrate 	Peak fillrate 	Peak fillrate 	Peak fillrate 	Shaders 	Shaders 	Memory 	Memory 	Memory 	Memory 	Memory 	Texture Units	Raster Operators	Power Consumption (Watts)	Transistor Count (Millions)	Theoretical Shader Processing Rate (Gigaflops)
Model 	Release Date	Codename	Interface 	Fabrication process (nm)	Core clock max (MHz)	Billion pixel/s	Billion bilinear texel/s	Billion bilinear FP16 texel/s	Billion FP32 pixel/s	Stream Processors	Clock (MHz)	Bandwidth max (GB/s)	DRAM type	Bus width (bit)	Megabytes	Effective (Real) Memory Clock (MHz)	Texture Units	Raster Operators	Power Consumption (Watts)	Transistor Count (Millions)	Theoretical Shader Processing Rate (Gigaflops)
GeForce GTX 260	17 June 2008	D10U-20 	PCI Express 2.0 x16	65 	576 	? 	? 	? 	? 	192 	999 	100 	GDDR3 	448 	896 	1792 (896) 	? 	28 	? 	1200 	708
GeForce GTX 280	17 June 2008	D10U-30 	PCI Express 2.0 x16	65 	602 	19.3 	48.2 	? 	? 	240 	1296 	141.7 	GDDR3 	512 	1024 	2214 (1107) 	80 	32 	147 	1200 	933