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# Governors of Sint Eustatius, Saba and Sint Maarten

The governor of Sint Eustatius, Saba and Sint Maarten represented the Dutch rule in the Netherlands Antilles between 1639 and 1854.

## List of governors

* Pieter Gardijn (1639?–1641)
* Abraham Adriaensz. (1641–1644)
* Pieter van de Woestijne (1644–?)
* Abraham Adriaensz. (1647?)
* Pieter Adriaensz. (1665)
* Thomas Morgan (Eng.) (1665–1666)
* Rose (Fr.) (1666-?)
* Pieter Adriaensz? (1668–1671)
* Lucas Jacobsen (1671–1672)
* John Pogson (Eng.) (1672–?)
* Peter Batterie (Eng.) (1674?–?)
* Louis Houtcooper (1682–1686)
* Lucas Schorer (1686–1689)
* Comte de Blennac? (Fr.) (1689–1690)
* Thimotheus Thornhill (Eng.) (1690–1693)
* Johannis Salomonsz. (1693–1700)
* Jan Symonson Donker (a.i.) (1700–1701)
* Isaac Lamont (1701–1704)
* Jan Symonson Donker (a.i.) (1704–1709)
* Isaac Lamont (1709–1712)
* Jan Symonson Donker (1712–1717)
* Gerard de Mepsche (1717)
* Jan Heyliger (a.i.) (1717–1719)
* J. Stalperts (1719–1720)
* Jan Heyliger (a.i.) (1720–1721)
* Jacobus Stevensen (1721–1722)
* J. Linderay (a.i.) (1722–1725)
* J. Linderay (1725–1728)
* Everardt Raecx (1728–1733)
* Jan Heyliger (a.i.) (1733–1734)
* Jan Heyliger (1734–1736)
* Pieter Markoe (a.i.) (1736–1737)
* Isaac Faesch (1737–1740)
* Hendrik Coesvelt (1740–1741)
* Jasper Ellis (a.i.) (1741–1743)
* Johannes Heyliger Pz. (1743–1752)
* Jan de Windt (a.i.) (1752–1754)
* Jan de Windt (1754–1775)
* Abraham Heyliger (a.i.) (1775–1776)
* Johannes de Graeff (1776–1781)
* David Ogilvy (Eng.) (1781)
* James Cockburn (Eng.) (1781)
* Charles Chabert (Fr.) (1781–1784)
* Olivier Oyen (a.i.) (1784–1785)
* Abraham Heyliger (1785)
* Johannes Runnels (a.i.) (1785–1789)
* Pieter Anthony Godin (1789–1792)
* Johannes Runnels (a.i.) (1792–1795)
* Daniel Roda (a.i.) (1795–1801)
* Richard Blunt (Eng.) (1801–1802)
* John Wardlau (Eng.) (1802)
* Daniel Roda (a.i.) (1802)
* Albert van Heyningen (1802–1809)
* William Charles Mussenden (a.i.) (1809–1810)
* Charles(?) Barrow (Eng.) (1810–1816)
* Reinier 't Hoen (a.i.) (1816–1817)
* Abraham de Veer (1817–1822)
* Diederik Johannes van Romondt (a.i.) (1822–1823)
* Willem Augustus van Spengler (1825–1828)
* Thomas Peter Richardson (1828, ad-interim)
* Willem Johan Leendert van Raders (1828–1834)
* Willem Johan Leendert van Raders (1834–1836)
* Theophilus George Groebe (a.i.) (1836–1837)
* Johannes de Veer (1837–1854)
# Gotlands Allehanda

Gotlands Allehanda is a Swedish local newspaper based in Visby, Sweden. It has been in circulation since 1873.

## History and profile

Gotlands Allehanda was founded in 1873. The headquarters is in Visby and is published six days per week. Since 1999 the paper has been owned by Norrköpings Tidningar Media AB. The publisher is Gotlands Förenade Tidningstryckerier. The paper is published in tabloid format. It has a conservative political stance.
In 2002 Gotlands Allehanda sold 10,800 copies. The circulation of the paper was 9,200 in 2010.
# Shanghai Kid

Shanghai Kid, sometimes titled The Shanghai Kid and known in Japan as Hokuha Syourin Hiryū no Ken (北派少林 飛龍の拳, lit. "North Faction Shaolin - Fist of the Flying Dragon"), is a 1985 arcade fighting game developed by Nihon Game (now Culture Brain) and published by Taiyo System. It is the first game in the Hiryū no Ken series by Culture Brain.

## Gameplay

Shanghai Kid uses an 8-way joystick and two buttons (one for punching and one for kicking).
Set in a tournament competition, players can perform power-punches, kicks, and slams, with martial arts, wrestling and kickboxing represented in the game. The game also makes use of voice sound effects.
It contributes to the fighting game genre by introducing the combo system and the ability to perform special moves. When the spiked speech balloon that reads "RUSH!" pops up during battle, the player has a chance to rhythmically perform a series of combos called "rush-attacking", which would later be found in other fighting games such as SNK's the Art of Fighting and The King of Fighters series. The special moves feature, unlike the basic moves one, allows players to perform moves that are more advanced than the basic ones, and by using two buttons simultaneously instead of one.

## Reception

In Japan, Game Machine listed Hiryū no Ken on their August 15, 1985 issue as being the third most successful table arcade unit of the month. In North America, Shanghai Kid was the sixth top-grossing software kit on the RePlay arcade charts in November 1985.
# Carl Toldt

Carl Toldt, sometimes Karl Toldt (3 May 1840 – 13 November 1920) was an Austrian anatomist who was a native of Bruneck, South Tyrol.
In 1864 he earned his medical doctorate in Vienna, and was later a professor of anatomy in Prague and Vienna. He was the author of the popular "Anatomischer Atlas für Studirende und Ärzte" ("An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians"), a work that was later translated into English.
His name is lent to the following four anatomical eponyms:
* Toldt's fascia: Continuation of Treitz's fascia behind the body of the pancreas.
* "Toldt's fascia flap": A recent technique for repairing large diaphragmatic hernias.
* "Toldt's membrane": The anterior layer of the renal fascia.
* "White line of Toldt": Lateral reflection of posterior parietal peritoneum of abdomen over the mesentery of the ascending and descending colon. The white line of Toldt represents the avascular plane for incision and is the anterior confluence of the colonic visceral peritoneum with the parietal peritoneum of the lateral abdominal wall.
In 1932 Karl-Toldt-Weg in Vienna's District 14 (Penzing) was named in his honor.
# The Short Reign of Pippin IV

The Short Reign of Pippin IV: A Fabrication is a novella by John Steinbeck published in 1957; his only political satire, the book pokes fun at French politics.

## Plot summary

Pippin IV explores the life of Pippin Héristal, an amateur astronomer in 1950s France, who is suddenly proclaimed the King of France. Unknowingly appointed to give the Communists a monarchy to revolt against, Pippin is chosen because he was descended from the famous king Charlemagne. Unhappy with his lack of privacy, alteration of family life, uncomfortable housings at the Palace of Versailles and his lack of power as a constitutional monarch, the protagonist spends a portion of the novella dressing up as a commoner, often riding a motorscooter, to avoid the constrained life of a king. Pippin eventually receives his wish of dethronement after the people of France enact the rebellion Pippin's kingship was destined to receive. He returns to his home in Paris to find that nothing has really changed.

## Characters

* Pippin Arnulf Héristal - protagonist of the story; he is an amateur astronomer whose bloodline traces back to King Pippin II and to Charlemagne. He later becomes the King of France.
* Marie, Pippin's wife - a practical, buxom woman who becomes Queen of France in a down-to-earth fashion. She likens managing the kingdom to managing a home.
* Clotilde, Pippin's daughter - a best-selling author, inspiration for a religious movement, intellectual prodigy, and Crown Princess, all by the age of twenty. She is a stereotypical youth, clumsy and frivolous.
* Charles Martel - Pippin's uncle, an art and antique dealer who shares a name with the historical figure, an ancient member of his family. He often advises Pippin on tough situations.
* Sister Hyacinthe (née Suzanne Lescault) - a former cabaret performer-turned-nun who provides sage advice to Marie and Pippin.
* Tod Johnson - a young American traveling in Europe who becomes involved with Clotilde; heir to a large fortune from his father, H. W. Johnson, the "Egg King of Petaluma, California". He introduces Pippin to the American way of politics.
# Carl Weber

Carl Weber may refer to:
* Carl Weber (theatre director) (1925–2016), theatre director and professor of drama
* Carl Maria von Weber (1786–1826), German composer
* Carl Albert Weber (1856–1931), German botanist
* Karl Ivanovich Weber (1841–1910), diplomat of the Russian Empire
* Karl Otto Weber (1827–1867), German surgeon and pathologist
* Max Carl Wilhelm Weber (1852–1937), German zoologist and biogeographer
* Carl Weber (artist) (1851–1921), German-American artist, son of Paul Weber
* Carl Weber (author) (born 1964), American author and publisher
* Carl Weber (architect), 19th-century German architect who designed many churches in the Netherlands; see Carl Weber (in Dutch)
# Aveto Natural Regional Park

The Aveto Natural Regional Park is a natural park in Metropolitan City of Genoa, in the Liguria region of northern Italy). It was established in 1995.

## Geography

Situated in the inland of the Tigullio area, Aveto Natural Regional Park protects one of the most beautiful and important areas of the Ligurian Apennines mountain range.
The protected territory, over 30 square kilometres (12 sq mi), includes three valleys, each with its particular features:
* high-mountain landscapes, grazing lands and large beech tree woods in Aveto Valley (Rezzoaglio, Santo Stefano d'Aveto);
* meadows where cattle graze, chestnut tree and hazelnut tree woods, vegetable gardens and olive groves in Sturla Valley;
* a well-preserved rural landscape with olive groves and vineyards, a great variety of rocks and minerals and therefore quarries and mines in Graveglia Valley.
The Lame lakes create perfect wet habitats for a very special small and rare Italian mushroom, the Calocybe gambosa, better known as dogfish.
# Grad bez ljudi

Grad bez ljudi (English: City without people) is a song by Croatian recording artist Severina.
# Kevin Daly (economist)

Kevin John Daly OBE (born 5 June 1973) is a British-Irish economist. He was the chair of the UK’s Society of Professional Economists (SPE) from 2016 to 2021. He is also co-head of CEEMEA Economics in Goldman Sachs, a member of the advisory panel to the UK’s Office for Budget Responsibility and of a steering group of independent experts advising the UK Statistics Authority.

## Early life

Daly was born in the United Kingdom in June 1973, before moving to Ireland as a child. He obtained an MA in Economics from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, an MSc, with distinction, in Economics from University College London and a PhD in Economics from Trinity College Dublin, where his supervisor was Philip Lane.

## Career

Daly was elected to the Council of the Society of Professional Economists in 2007 and became chair of the society in 2016, succeeding Dame Kate Barker in that role. He remained in that role until 2021. During his time as chair, the Society changed its name (from the Society of Business Economists), expanded its activities into the area of professional development and saw a significant increase in its membership.
Daly joined Goldman Sachs in 2001 and was named managing director in 2010. In 2011, he became Goldman’s UK Chief Economist, succeeding Ben Broadbent in that role. In 2016, he was appointed co-head of Goldman’s CEEMEA economics team.

## Other

Daly is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences.
He won the SPE’s Rybczynski Essay Prize, established in memory of the economist and former chair of the society Tadeusz Rybczynski, in 2004 and 2007.
He has appeared as an expert witness before the House of Commons Treasury Select Committee and the House of Lords European Union Committee.
Daly was previously a winner for the Economic Research Council’s ‘Clash of the Titans’ forecasting competition, defeating Stephen King and Baroness Ros Altmann.
He was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the 2023 Birthday Honours for services to economics.
# Shashikala (given name)

Shashikala is a given name. Notable people with the name include:
* Shashikala (1932–2021), Indian actress
* Shashikala Dahal, Nepalese politician
* Shashikala Dani (born 1959), Indian artist
* Shashikala Gurpur (born 1964), Indian author
* Shashikala Annasaheb Jolle (born 1969), Indian social worker and politician
* Shashikala Kakodkar (1935–2016), Indian politician
* Shashikala Kumarasinghe (born 1984), Sri Lankan archer
* Shashikala Manandhar (born 1960), Nepalese novelist
* Shashikala Sinha, Indian scientist
* Shashikala Siriwardene (born 1985), Sri Lankan cricketer
# Carlo Cokxxx Nutten

Carlo Cokxxx Nutten ("Carlo Colucci [German fashion brand], Coke, Hookers") is an album by German rappers Bushido (alias Sonny Black) and Fler (alias Frank White). It was released on October 21, 2002 on Aggro Berlin.

## Background

During that time, Bushido was signed to the label, along with his mates Sido and B-Tight. The album was Fler's first professional album release and appearance in public.
Bushido produced most of the beats and used the pseudonym "Sonny Black", inspired by film Donnie Brasco that was based on Dominick Napolitano. Fler used the pseudonym "Frank White", named after the character of King of New York. For the beat production, Bushido used a MPC and DJ Ilan mixed and edited the finished songs.
The album title came from a colleague of a former graffiti group. "Carlo" stands for the brand Carlo Colucci, "Cokxxx" for cocaine, and "Nutten" for prostitutes.
The song lyrics are most about the difficult life in the ghetto, including drugs, violence, force of arms, and prostitution.

## Legacy and sequels

The album is regarded as one of the most influential German gangsta rap albums. It achieved the breakthrough to the German-speaking gangsta rap and also for Aggro Berlin. Bushido and Fler became widely known in the German hip hop scene through the album's success. Bushido released his debut Vom Bordstein bis zur Skyline the following year 2003, which reached number 88 in German charts.
Bushido (alias: Sonny Black) and Baba Saad released a sequel to the original, titled Carlo Cokxxx Nutten II in 2005. Saad replaced Fler due to the feud with Aggro Berlin. The album ranked #3 on the German album charts, while the lead and only single "Nie ein Rapper" ranked #24 in the German single charts.
After Aggro Berlin closed down in April 2009, Bushido and Fler ended their feud. Both artists released in September another sequel, titled Carlo Cokxxx Nutten 2. The album ranked #1 in the German album charts and the only single "Eine Chance/Zu Gangsta" ranked #26 in the German single charts.
In February 2015, after many speculations and rumors Bushido released Carlo Cokxxx Nutten 3 as his 11th studio album, without any single or music video promoting it. The album certificated gold in Germany, Austria and Schwitzerland.

## Track listing
### Samples

* "Intro, Electro, Ghetto" contains an excerpt from Full Metal Jacket
* "Cordon Sport Massenmord" contains a sample of "The Devil's Stars Burn Cold" by Endvre
* "Yo, peace man!" contains a sample of "She Is Dead" by Éric Serra
* "Badewiese" contains a sample of "Heaven's Gate" by Joe Hisaishi & "Keep It Thoro" by Prodigy
* "Carlo, Cokxxx, Nutten" contains a sample of "Viel zu viel" by Herbert Grönemeyer
* "Boss" contains a sample of "A Kaleidoscope of Mathematic" by James Horner
* "Wer will Krieg?" contains a sample of "The World Is One" by Forthcoming Fire
* "Schau mich an" contains a sample of "Nash Descends Into Parcher's World" by James Horner
* "Behindert" contains a sample of "The Cross" by Samael
# Shearwater III

The Shearwater III is a type of two crew racing catamaran, produced originally by G. Prout & Sons of Canvey Island, Essex, and was first sold in kit form. It is a "restricted development class". According to the UK's National Maritime Museum, The Shearwater III was the world’s first production catamaran.
Brothers Francis and Roland Prout were canoeists who took part in the 1952 Helsinki Olympics. They worked in the family firm G. Prout & Sons Ltd, with their father, making folding canoes and dinghies. They developed their first catamaran, the Shearwater I in the early 1950s. Initially, they experimentally lashed together two K1 kayaks and added a bamboo platform and a mast and sail, and after the success of this went on to build the Shearwater I, in which they participated in local regattas. They then developed the Shearwater III.
Shearwaters regularly field at least 15 entries at National Championships since 1998.
# Carlat

Carlat (French pronunciation:) is a commune in the south-central French department of Cantal.
The "Rocher de Carlat" or rock of Carlat situated above the picturesque commune was once the site of one of the most powerful and impenetrable chateaux in all of France. It was the seat of Jacques d'Armagnac, Duke of Nemours and often the center of intrigue, resistance and rebellion against the kings of France. Completely razed by order of the king in 1604 to alleviate the inconvenience of rebellious and ambitious southern relatives, hardly a trace of the chateau remains. The site is now a park, open to visitors and commanding sweeping views of the Carlades.
The chateau appears in history as early as the year 839. The presence of Queen Margot, Marguerite de Valois, who sought refuge at Carlat from 30 September 1585 to 15 October 1586, lives on in local lore. Given the site's historic importance as a major fortress of Auvergne, a substantial archeological program is underway to rediscover its treasures.
# Grade II* listed buildings in Hampshire

The county of Hampshire is divided into 13 districts. The districts of Hampshire are Gosport, Fareham, Winchester, Havant, East Hampshire, Hart, Rushmoor, Basingstoke and Deane, Test Valley, Eastleigh, New Forest, Southampton, and Portsmouth.
As there are 549 Grade II* listed buildings in the county they have been split into separate lists for each district.
* Grade II* listed buildings in Basingstoke and Deane
* Grade II* listed buildings in City of Winchester
* Grade II* listed buildings in East Hampshire
* Grade II* listed buildings in Eastleigh (borough)
* Grade II* listed buildings in Fareham (borough)
* Grade II* listed buildings in Gosport
* Grade II* listed buildings in Havant (borough)
* Grade II* listed buildings in Hart
* Grade II* listed buildings in New Forest (district)
* Grade II* listed buildings in Portsmouth
* Grade II* listed buildings in Southampton
* Grade II* listed buildings in Rushmoor
* Grade II* listed buildings in Test Valley
# Carlo De Franceschi

Carlo De Franceschi (16 October 1809 – 8 January 1893) was an Italian historian and politician.

## Biography

Carlo De Franceschi was born on 16 October 1809 in Moncalvo di Pisino, in Central Istria, near Pisino, to Giuseppe De Franceschi and Lambertina Peschle from Volosca. He was initially taught by the local parish priest, then went to study at the German language school of Pisino, and then in Fiume (Rijeka), completing high school at the theological seminary of Gorizia. After pressure from his father, he went to study at the faculty of law in Graz, graduating in 1832.
De Franceschi held an aversion for Austria and harbored irredendist sentiments. During his years as a student he had come into contact with the ideological ideas of the Carbonari. He wrote some satirical and anti-Austrian pamphlets, spreading them among his Istrian friends, especially criticizing Baron Friedrich von Grimschitz, then circular captain of Istria, based in Pisino. In 1833 he started the year of practice to enter in the magistratura, following the cousnel of his friend, judge Canciani. In 1846 he was named attuario criminale at the court of Rovigno. In 1844 he was suspected of attempting to introduce Mazzinian pamphlets in Istria, because of a letter he wrote to Canciani. In April 1848 he was even credited as one of the most "suspicious and dangerous individuals".
He then decided to intensify his political activity. He had a secret meeting in his native Moncalvo with fellow irredendists, where it was decided to employ a firm yet legalitarian line of conduct. He was also offered to candidate for the Austrian constituency, which he accepted, being elected to the constituency in Pisino on 17 June. He and the other deputies protested against the entry of their land into the German Confederation, opposing the Germanisation and Slavism.
In 1849 he published in Vienna a polemical article proving the "Italianness of Istria" (Per l'italianità dell' Istria). Because of his anti-Austrian sentiment and Italian irredentism, he earned himself the epithets "Mazzini apostle", "Istrian separatist" and "state provocateur", which is why he was forced to retire during the reform of the judiciary in the Monarchy in 1854 and was forced to return to his birthplace. Later he worked in a Fiume law office. He returned to political activity with the restoration of the constitution in 1861. From 1861 to 1876, he served as secretary of the Istrian Parliament in Parenzo.
From 1843 and his association with Pietro Kandler in Trieste, he also engaged in scientific work, which he did systematically until his death. He was interested in the archeology and history of Istria. He published scientific works in Italian in the journals of the Margraviate of Istria. His main work on Istria, Historical Notes, published in Parenzo, is the first attempt to present a complete history of Istrian history from ancient times to 1815.
# Key Falls

Key Falls, is a 50 ft (38 m) waterfall located near Brevard, in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.

## Geology

Key Falls is a waterfall with a watershed located on an unnamed tributary of the French Broad River. The creek trickles over a series of rocks before continuing on to the French Broad River a few hundred yards downstream.

## Visiting Key Falls

The falls is on private property, but the owners allow public access to the falls. The property is owned by Key Falls Inn, a Victorian-style bed and breakfast.
To view the falls, beginning at the intersection of on U.S. Highway 276, U.S. Highway 64, and NC Highway 280 in Brevard, travel east on US 64 for 3.5 miles (5.6 km). Turn right on Crab Creek Road and travel 1.5 miles (2.4 km). Turn right on Everett Road. Travel 2.8 miles (4.5 km) to the driveway for the entrance to Key Falls Inn on the left. You can turn into the Inn's driveway, park, and walk the short path to the falls.

## Nearby falls

* Triple Falls
* High Falls
* Hooker Falls
* Bridal Veil Falls
* Wintergreen Falls
* Connestee Falls and Batson Creek Falls
* Glen Cannon Falls
* Turley Falls
# Aviad Meitar

Aviad Meitar (born 1959) is the Chairman of Quadrant European Beverages Limited, the Pepsi bottler for Bulgaria. He served as Chairman of Quadrant Amorq Bottling Company Limited (QABCL), the exclusive PepsiCo licensee for Romania and Moldova, until its successful sale to PepsiAmericas, the second largest PepsiCo bottler in the world, in July 2006.
Meitar set up QABCL's operation (Pepsi venture) in Romania in 1991 and has had oversight managerial responsibility for the company's operations since.
He has been a senior executive with Quadrant Management, the New York City-based management arm of a private investment fund, for close to 18 years. Prior to setting up QABCL he was responsible for other investments of the fund, and for the review of acquisition candidates.

## Biography

Meitar grew up in a small town called Kiryat Ono, in Israel. During his childhood years he studied in the local conservatory and played the french horn in its concert band. This made music a special part of his life and, although he chose a different profession, he has been actively playing with concert bands and symphonic orchestras all these years.
He has a Bachelor of Laws degree from Tel Aviv University School of Law and an MBA from Boston University Graduate School of Management.
Meitar lives in Israel with his wife Ravit and has three children, Yigal, Ayal and Yiftach.
# Carex pallescens

Carex pallescens, called pale sedge, is a widespread species of flowering plant in the genus Carex, native to the northeastern United States, eastern Canada, Iceland, Europe, Tunisia, and western Asia. It has unstable chromosome numbers.
# Carlo Zucchi

Carlo Zucchi may refer to:
* Carlo Zucchi (printmaker) (1682-1767), Venetian architect and printmaker
* Carlo Zucchi (general) (1777–1863), Italian general
* Carlo Zucchi (architect) (1789–1849), Italian architect