Multiple frequency-shift keying

* PSK31
  * Radioteletype
  * Frequency-hopping spread spectrum also uses many different frequencies, where each symbol uses only one frequency.
  * DTMF
  * Olivia MFSK
  * ALE (MIL-STD 188-141)
  * WSJT
  * Incremental frequency keying
  * Dehio, Leif. "MFSK-systems (Multi Frequency Shift Keying)": Samples of a variety of MFSK signals.
  * Ford, S.; WB8IMY (2001). ARRL's HF Digital Handbook. ARRL. ISBN 0-87259-823-3.
  * Greenman, M.; ZL1BPU (2002). Digital Modes for all Occasions. RSGB. ISBN 1-872309-82-8.
  * Greenman, M.; ZL1BPU (January 2001). "MFSK for the New Millennium". QST. ARRL: 12–14.
  * Greenman, M.; ZL1BPU (2005). "The World of Fuzzy and Digital Modes". Archived from the original on August 31, 2006
  * Klingenfuss, J. (2003). Radio Data Code Manual (17th Ed.). Klingenfuss Publications. ISBN 3-924509-56-5.
  * Ralphs, J.D. (1985). Principles and practice of multi-frequency telegraphy (IEE Telecommunications Series). Peter Peregrinus Ltd. ISBN 0-86341-022-7.
  * Scalsky, S.; Chace, M. (1999). "Digital Signals Frequently Asked Questions (Version 5)". World Utility Network (WUN)
  * M Nasseri, J Kim, M Alam - Proceedings of the 17th Communications & Networking, 2014, Unified metric calculation of sampling-based turbo-coded noncoherent MFSK for mobile channel


Miriam Hickey

Miriam Hickey was the first head coach of the LSU women's soccer team.LSU, posting a 7–9 record in the SEC.

In 1995, her inaugural team finished 11-9-1 overall with a 5–3 mark in the SEC, tied for second in the SEC West and good enough for a bid in the conference tournament. In 1996, the team finished with an 11–8 overall record (2–6 in the SEC). Hickey was replaced after the 1996 season by Gregg Boggs.

In 2017, Hickey was named by U.S. Soccer as the Director of the Girls’ Development Academy.


Mark Ellison (rugby league)

Mark Ellison is an Australian former rugby league footballer who played in the 1980s and 1990s. He played for South Sydney, St. George and Cronulla-Sutherland in the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition.

Playing career

Ellison made his first grade debut for South Sydney in round 10 1984 against Canterbury-Bankstown at Belmore Oval. In his debut season, Ellison played for Souths in their finals campaign as they reached the minor semi final against St. George which they lost 24–6.

In 1985, Ellison signed with Cronulla-Sutherland and spent two years with the club but was limited to only playing 17 games. Ellison then returned to Souths for the 1987 season.

In 1987, Ellison finished as South Sydney's top point scorer and played in the club's humiliating 46-12 minor semi final loss against the Canberra Raiders at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The following year, Ellison finished as Souths top point scorer but they missed out on playing in the finals series.

In 1989, Ellison featured heavily in the Souths team which won the minor premiership and finished as the club's top point scorer for a third year in a row. In 1990, Ellison was limited to only a handful of games as Souths finished last on the table and claimed the wooden spoon.

In 1991, Ellison joined St. George but only managed to make 5 appearances in his only season there. His last game in the top grade came in round 21 1991 against North Sydney which finished in a 12–12 draw at Kogarah Oval.


Ronald Harvey (cricketer)

Ronald Charles Harvey (born 7 May 1934) is a former English cricketer. Harvey was a left-handed batsman who bowled right-arm fast-medium. He was born at Ingatestone, Essex.

Harvey made his only first-class appearance for Essex against T. N. Pearce's XI in 1952.Neville Rogers, Maurice Tompkin and Peter Smith for the cost of 88 runs from 16 overs. Essex made just 205 in response to T. N. Pearce's XI's first-innings score of 389, with Harvey batting at number eleven ended unbeaten on 12. Essex were forced to follow-on in their second-innings and were dismissed for 159, with Harvey ending not out on zero. Essex lost the match by an innings and 25 runs.

Ronald Harvey at ESPNcricinfo


1964 Dahomeyan parliamentary election

Politics of Benin

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Parliamentary elections were held in the Republic of Dahomey on 19 January 1964. They followed a coup in October 1963 and a subsequent constitutional referendum on 5 January 1964.Dahomeyan Democratic Party (PDD) was the only party to contest the elections, and won all 42 seats in the National Assembly.

The leader of the winning party would automatically become president. As head of the PDD list, Sourou-Migan Apithy was elected who previously served as one of ministers in the post-coup transitional government of Christophe Soglo.Justin Ahomadégbé-Tomêtin was elected as deputy president of the republic and prime minister.

Results

Party                      Votes                       %        Seats   +/–
                           Dahomeyan Democratic Party  995,929  100.00  42   New
Total                      995,929                     100.00   42      –18

Registered voters/turnout  1,055,910                   –
Source: Nohlen et al.


Spelman College Museum of Fine Art

33°44′42″N 84°24′41″W / 33.74500°N 84.41139°W

Museum of Fine Art

The Spelman College Museum of Fine Art is a museum located on the Spelman College campus in Atlanta. The museum is housed in the Camille O. Hanks Cosby Academic Center named after philanthropist Camille Cosby, who had two daughters attend Spelman College.African diaspora.

Some Black women artists the museum has featured include Amy Sherald, Mickalene Thomas, and Reneé Stout.Beverly Buchanan (2017)Zanele Muholi.

History

The museum was established in 1996.Andrea Barnwell Brownlee was the director of the museum from 2001 until her departure in December 2020.


Svetlana Bachevanova

Svetlana Bachevanova is a notable Bulgarian photographer. She served as lead photographer for an anti-communist newspaper, Demokrazia, and for the first democratically elected Bulgarian Prime Minister. She now lives in the United States, where she launched FotoEvidence, which supports the role of photojournalists.

Life

Bachevanova was born in Bulgaria. Her father wanted her to have a career in medicine so he arranged for her to become a medical photographer in the hope that her then enthusiasm for sculpture might be transferred to medicine. Bachevanova however developed her interest in pictures. She learnt to take pictures of microscope samples, unusual skin diseases and surgical operations and she used these skills to take family photographs. She then photographed commercially recording art. She became a photojournalist for the anti-communist newspaper Demokrazia in 1990.

After Bulgaria became independent on 10 November 1989, she was proposed as the official photographer who would accompany the new Prime Minister Filip Dimitrov on his official work. This included the important meeting between the first democratically elected Bulgarian Prime Minister and the American President. Bachevanova was given a tour of the White House by David Valdez and she was introduced by him to the American President Bush.

She was sent to cover the Kosovo War and she was able to capture important images which recorded atrocities against the men of Pristina by the Serbian militia. She could speak their language and she understood their history of oppression by communists. She was able to photograph the bodies of men who had been tortured and castrated before they died. Her anticipation meant that when her films were confiscated on leaving the area the soldiers only took newly loaded film and the incrimination pictures could be published by the Bulgarian News Agency.

She emigrated to the US in 2001 to photograph events following 9/11. She also went to study the poverty of the Lakota people at their reservation in North Dakota. She identified with their position and equated it to the lack of opportunity for the poor in communist Bulgaria. She was drawn to the Lakota as she saw them portrayed in communist propaganda films. The Soviets made film where the American Indians were the goodies and the American cowboys were the baddies. The Lakota dance in the head dresses that are stereotypical in Soviet films which she watched as a child.


Svetlana Bachevanova

She had an idea which became the web site FotoEvidence after she received support of money and skills. The site is not censored in terms of content or quality and it records life as it is. The project has also launched a book award which a jury recognises as important photo projects that address social justice. The pictures of the winner and four finalists are in an exhibition in New York each autumn.Central African Republic.

Works

  * The Street


Scolytocis

Scolytocis samoensis is a species of beetle in the family Ciidae, the only species in the genus Scolytocis.


Together (S.H.E album)

Together is the first compilation album by Taiwanese Mandopop girl group S.H.E. It was released on 23 January 2003 by HIM International Music between their third studio album Genesis and fourth Super Star.VCD.

Track listing

CD

Bold are new songs.

 1. Always on My Mind (cover of; Sweetbox - Read My Mind)
 2. White Love Song (白色戀歌) (cover of; No Angels - Come Back)
 3. When the Angels Sing (天使在唱歌, Tian Shi Zai Chang Ge) (cover of; No Angels - When The Angels Sing)
 4. I Have a Date with Blessedness (我和幸福有約定, Wo He Xin Fu You Yue Ding) - 4:50
 5. Beauty up My Life - 2:57
 6. Not Yet Lovers (戀人未滿, Lian Ren Wei Man) (cover of; Destiny's Child - Brown Eyes) 4:38
 7. Genesis (美麗新世界, Mei Li Xin Shi Jie) - 4:29
 8. Tropical Rain Forest (熱帶雨林, Re Dai Yu Lin) - 4:43
 9. Remember - 3:04
10. Where's Love (愛呢, Ai Ne) - 3:47
11. Belief - 4:33
12. Watch Me Shine - 3:21
13. Fridge (冰箱, Bing Xiang) - 4:29
14. Are You All Right (妳還好不好, Ni Hai Hao Bu Hao) - 4:47
15. Ocean of Love (愛情的海洋, Ai Qing De Hai Yang) - 3:55
16. Requirement of Loving Me (愛我的資格, Ai Wo De Zi Ge) - 4:32

DVD

The Memoir of the Early Time + 4 music videos.


List of Saturday Night Live episodes (seasons 1–30)

Saturday Night Live (SNL) is a late-night sketch comedy and variety show created by Lorne Michaels. It premiered on the NBC Television Network on October 11, 1975, under the title NBC's Saturday Night. The show often satirizes contemporary American popular culture and politics. Saturday Night Live features a two-tiered cast: the repertory members, also known as the "Not Ready for Prime-Time Players," and newer cast members, known as "Featured Players." Each week, the show features a host, often a well-known celebrity, who delivers an opening monologue and performs in sketches with the cast. A musical guest is also invited to perform several sets (usually two, occasionally more). Every so often a host or musical guest fills both roles. With the exception of season 7 and several other rare cases, the show begins with a cold open that ends with someone breaking character and proclaiming "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!"

Saturday Night Live is one of the longest-running network programs in American television history, with more than 900 episodes broadcast over five decades. A number of the show's sketches have been developed into feature films, including The Blues Brothers, Wayne's World, A Night at the Roxbury, Superstar, Coneheads, The Ladies Man and MacGruber.

Seasons 1 through 5 are available on DVD in Region 1. Various Saturday Night Live sketches are available in several new media formats, including streaming on Hulu and Netflix. A number of sketches are available to view via the show's official YouTube channel, along with best-of compilations for sale through digital video retailers. As of October 1, 2020, the full catalogue of Saturday Night Live episodes is available on the streaming service Peacock, updated actively as new episodes release.

Seasons: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 | Specials | References


Season       Episodes    Originally aired
First aired  Last aired
1            24          October 11, 1975    July 31, 1976
2            22          September 18, 1976  May 21, 1977
3            20          September 24, 1977  May 20, 1978
4            20          October 7, 1978     May 26, 1979
5            20          October 13, 1979    May 24, 1980
6            13          November 15, 1980   April 11, 1981
7            20          October 3, 1981     May 22, 1982
8            20          September 25, 1982  May 14, 1983
9            19          October 8, 1983     May 12, 1984
10           17          October 6, 1984     April 13, 1985
11           18          November 9, 1985    May 24, 1986
12           20          October 11, 1986    May 23, 1987
13           13          October 17, 1987    February 27, 1988
14           20          October 8, 1988     May 20, 1989
15           20          September 30, 1989  May 19, 1990
16           20          September 29, 1990  May 18, 1991
17           20          September 28, 1991  May 16, 1992
18           20          September 26, 1992  May 15, 1993
19           20          September 25, 1993  May 14, 1994
20           20          September 24, 1994  May 13, 1995
21           20          September 30, 1995  May 18, 1996
22           20          September 28, 1996  May 17, 1997
23           20          September 27, 1997  May 9, 1998
24           19          September 26, 1998  May 15, 1999
25           20          October 2, 1999     May 20, 2000
26           20          October 7, 2000     May 19, 2001
27           20          September 29, 2001  May 18, 2002
28           20          October 5, 2002     May 17, 2003
29           20          October 4, 2003     May 15, 2004
30           20          October 2, 2004     May 21, 2005
31           19          October 1, 2005     May 20, 2006
32           20          September 30, 2006  May 19, 2007
33           12          September 29, 2007  May 17, 2008
34           22          September 13, 2008  May 16, 2009
35           22          September 26, 2009  May 15, 2010
36           22          September 25, 2010  May 21, 2011
37           22          September 24, 2011  May 19, 2012
38           21          September 15, 2012  May 18, 2013
39           21          September 28, 2013  May 17, 2014
40           21          September 27, 2014  May 16, 2015
41           21          October 3, 2015     May 21, 2016
42           21          October 1, 2016     May 20, 2017
43           21          September 30, 2017  May 19, 2018
44           21          September 29, 2018  May 18, 2019
45           18          September 28, 2019  May 9, 2020
46           20          October 3, 2020     May 22, 2021
47           21          October 2, 2021     May 21, 2022
48           18          October 1, 2022     April 15, 2023

Season 1 (1975–76)


Season 1 (1975–76)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 1)
No.      No. in  Host                       Musical guest(s)                                                Original air date
overall  season
1        1       George Carlin              Billy Preston & Janis Ian                                       October 11, 1975
2        2       Paul Simon                 Randy Newman, Phoebe Snow, Art Garfunkel & Jessy Dixon Singers  October 18, 1975
3        3       Rob Reiner                 none                                                            October 25, 1975
4        4       Candice Bergen             Esther Phillips                                                 November 8, 1975
5        5       Robert Klein               ABBA & Loudon Wainwright III                                    November 15, 1975
6        6       Lily Tomlin                Tomlin with Howard Shore & the All Nurse Band                   November 22, 1975
7        7       Richard Pryor              Gil Scott-Heron                                                 December 13, 1975
8        8       Candice Bergen             Martha Reeves & The Stylistics                                  December 20, 1975
9        9       Elliott Gould              Anne Murray                                                     January 10, 1976
10       10      Buck Henry                 Bill Withers & Toni Basil                                       January 17, 1976
11       11      Peter Cook & Dudley Moore  Neil Sedaka                                                     January 24, 1976
12       12      Dick Cavett                Jimmy Cliff                                                     January 31, 1976
13       13      Peter Boyle                Al Jarreau                                                      February 14, 1976
14       14      Desi Arnaz                 Desi Arnaz & Desi Arnaz, Jr.                                    February 21, 1976
15       15      Jill Clayburgh             Leon Redbone & The Idlers                                       February 28, 1976
16       16      Anthony Perkins            Betty Carter                                                    March 13, 1976
17       17      Ron Nessen                 Patti Smith                                                     April 17, 1976
18       18      Raquel Welch               Phoebe Snow & John Sebastian                                    April 24, 1976
19       19      Madeline Kahn              Carly Simon                                                     May 8, 1976
20       20      Dyan Cannon                Leon and Mary Russell                                           May 15, 1976
21       21      Buck Henry                 Gordon Lightfoot & Garrett Morris                               May 22, 1976
22       22      Elliott Gould              Leon Redbone, Harlan Collins & Joyce Everson                    May 29, 1976
23       23      Louise Lasser              Preservation Hall Jazz Band                                     July 24, 1976
24       24      Kris Kristofferson         Rita Coolidge                                                   July 31, 1976

Season 2 (1976–77)


Season 2 (1976–77)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 2)
No.      No. in  Host                Musical guest(s)                           Original air date
overall  season
25       1       Lily Tomlin         James Taylor                               September 18, 1976
26       2       Norman Lear         Boz Scaggs                                 September 25, 1976
27       3       Eric Idle           Joe Cocker & Stuff                         October 2, 1976
28       4       Karen Black         John Prine                                 October 16, 1976
29       5       Steve Martin        Kinky Friedman                             October 23, 1976
30       6       Buck Henry          The Band                                   October 30, 1976
31       7       Dick Cavett         Ry Cooder                                  November 13, 1976
32       8       Paul Simon          Paul Simon & George Harrison               November 20, 1976
33       9       Jodie Foster        Brian Wilson                               November 27, 1976
34       10      Candice Bergen      Frank Zappa with Don Pardo as "The Slime"  December 11, 1976
35       11      Ralph Nader         George Benson                              January 15, 1977
36       12      Ruth Gordon         Chuck Berry                                January 22, 1977
37       13      Fran Tarkenton      Leo Sayer                                  January 29, 1977
                                     Donny Harper
38       14      Steve Martin        The Kinks                                  February 26, 1977
39       15      Sissy Spacek        Richard Baskin                             March 12, 1977
                                     Levon Helm
40       16      Broderick Crawford  Dr. John                                   March 19, 1977
                                     The Meters
41       17      Jack Burns          Santana                                    March 26, 1977
42       18      Julian Bond         Tom Waits                                  April 9, 1977
                                     Brick
43       19      Elliott Gould       McGarrigle Sisters                         April 16, 1977
                                     Roslyn Kind
44       20      Eric Idle           Alan Price                                 April 23, 1977
                                     Neil Innes
45       21      Shelley Duvall      Joan Armatrading                           May 14, 1977
46       22      Buck Henry          Jennifer Warnes                            May 21, 1977
                                     Kenny Vance

Season 3 (1977–78)


Season 3 (1977–78)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 3)
No.      No. in  Host              Musical guest(s)                          Original air date
overall  season
47       1       Steve Martin      Jackson Browne                            September 24, 1977
48       2       Madeline Kahn     Taj Mahal                                 October 8, 1977
49       3       Hugh Hefner       Libby Titus                               October 15, 1977
50       4       Charles Grodin    Paul Simon                                October 29, 1977
51       5       Ray Charles       Ray Charles                               November 12, 1977
52       6       Buck Henry        Leon Redbone                              November 19, 1977
53       7       Mary Kay Place    Willie Nelson                             December 10, 1977
54       8       Miskel Spillman   Elvis Costello                            December 17, 1977
55       9       Steve Martin      Randy Newman, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band  January 21, 1978
56       10      Robert Klein      Bonnie Raitt                              January 28, 1978
57       11      Chevy Chase       Billy Joel                                February 18, 1978
58       12      O. J. Simpson     Ashford and Simpson                       February 25, 1978
59       13      Art Garfunkel     Stephen Bishop                            March 11, 1978
60       14      Jill Clayburgh    Eddie Money                               March 18, 1978
61       15      Christopher Lee   Meat Loaf                                 March 25, 1978
62       16      Michael Palin     Eugene Record                             April 8, 1978
63       17      Michael Sarrazin  Keith Jarrett                             April 15, 1978
64       18      Steve Martin      The Blues Brothers                        April 22, 1978
65       19      Richard Dreyfuss  Jimmy Buffett, Gary Tigerman              May 13, 1978
66       20      Buck Henry        Sun Ra                                    May 20, 1978

Season 4 (1978–79)


Season 4 (1978–79)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 4)
No.      No. in  Host                Musical guest(s)                               Original air date
overall  season
67       1       The Rolling Stones  The Rolling Stones                             October 7, 1978
68       2       Fred Willard        Devo                                           October 14, 1978
69       3       Frank Zappa         Frank Zappa                                    October 21, 1978
70       4       Steve Martin        Van Morrison                                   November 4, 1978
71       5       Buck Henry          Grateful Dead                                  November 11, 1978
72       6       Carrie Fisher       The Blues Brothers                             November 18, 1978
73       7       Walter Matthau      Garrett Morris                                 December 2, 1978
74       8       Eric Idle           Kate Bush                                      December 9, 1978
75       9       Elliott Gould       Peter Tosh                                     December 16, 1978
                                     Mick Jagger
76       10      Michael Palin       The Doobie Brothers                            January 27, 1979
77       11      Cicely Tyson        Talking Heads                                  February 10, 1979
78       12      Ricky Nelson        Judy Collins                                   February 17, 1979
79       13      Kate Jackson        Delbert McClinton                              February 24, 1979
80       14      Gary Busey          Eubie Blake & Gregory Hines                    March 10, 1979
                                     Gary Busey with Rick Danko & Paul Butterfield
81       15      Margot Kidder       The Chieftains                                 March 17, 1979
82       16      Richard Benjamin    Rickie Lee Jones                               April 7, 1979
83       17      Milton Berle        Ornette Coleman                                April 14, 1979
84       18      Michael Palin       James Taylor                                   May 12, 1979
85       19      Maureen Stapleton   Linda Ronstadt & Phoebe Snow                   May 19, 1979
86       20      Buck Henry          Bette Midler                                   May 26, 1979

Season 5 (1979–80)


Season 5 (1979–80)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 5)
No.      No. in  Host(s)             Musical guest(s)                     Original air date
overall  season
87       1       Steve Martin        Blondie                              October 13, 1979
88       2       Eric Idle           Bob Dylan                            October 20, 1979
89       3       Bill Russell        Chicago                              November 3, 1979
90       4       Buck Henry          Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers      November 10, 1979
91       5       Bea Arthur          The Roches                           November 17, 1979
92       6       Howard Hesseman     Randy Newman                         December 8, 1979
93       7       Martin Sheen        David Bowie                          December 15, 1979
94       8       Ted Knight          Desmond Child & Rouge                December 22, 1979
95       9       Teri Garr           The B-52's                           January 26, 1980
96       10      Chevy Chase         Marianne Faithfull                   February 9, 1980
                                     Tom Scott
97       11      Elliott Gould       Gary Numan                           February 16, 1980
98       12      Kirk Douglas        Sam & Dave                           February 23, 1980
99       13      Rodney Dangerfield  The J. Geils Band                    March 8, 1980
                                     Paul Simon
100      14      (none)              James Taylor                         March 15, 1980
                                     David Sanborn
101      15      Richard Benjamin    Grateful Dead                        April 5, 1980
                 Paula Prentiss
102      16      Burt Reynolds       Anne Murray                          April 12, 1980
103      17      Strother Martin     The Specials                         April 19, 1980
104      18      Bob Newhart         The Amazing Rhythm Aces              May 10, 1980
                                     Bruce Cockburn
105      19      Steve Martin        3-D                                  May 17, 1980
                                     Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney
106      20      Buck Henry          Andrew Gold                          May 24, 1980
                                     Andrae Crouch & the Voices of Unity

Season 6 (1980–81)


Season 6 (1980–81)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 6)
No.      No. in  Host              Musical guest(s)                     Original air date
overall  season
107      1       Elliott Gould     Kid Creole & the Coconuts            November 15, 1980
108      2       Malcolm McDowell  Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band   November 22, 1980
109      3       Ellen Burstyn     Aretha Franklin                      December 6, 1980
                                   Keith Sykes
110      4       Jamie Lee Curtis  James Brown                          December 13, 1980
                                   Ellen Shipley
111      5       David Carradine   Linda Ronstadt                       December 20, 1980
                                   The Cast of The Pirates of Penzance
112      6       Ray Sharkey       Jack Bruce & Friends                 January 10, 1981
113      7       Karen Black       Cheap Trick                          January 17, 1981
                                   Stanley Clarke Trio
114      8       Robert Hays       Joe "King" Carrasco & the Crowns     January 24, 1981
                                   14 Karat Soul
115      9       Sally Kellerman   Jimmy Cliff                          February 7, 1981
116      10      Deborah Harry     Deborah Harry                        February 14, 1981
                                   Funky Four Plus One
117      11      Charlene Tilton   Todd Rundgren                        February 21, 1981
                                   Prince
118      12      Bill Murray       Delbert McClinton                    March 7, 1981
119      13      None              Jr. Walker & the All-Stars           April 11, 1981

Season 7 (1981–82)


Season 7 (1981–82)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 7)
No.      No. in  Host(s)             Musical guest(s)          Original air date
overall  season
120      1       None                Rod Stewart               October 3, 1981
121      2       Susan Saint James   The Kinks                 October 10, 1981
122      3       George Kennedy      Miles Davis               October 17, 1981
123      4       Donald Pleasence    Fear                      October 31, 1981
124      5       Lauren Hutton       Rick James                November 7, 1981
125      6       Bernadette Peters   The Go-Go's               November 14, 1981
                                     Billy Joel
126      7       Tim Curry           Meat Loaf                 December 5, 1981
127      8       Bill Murray         The Spinners              December 12, 1981
                                     The Whiffenpoofs
128      9       Robert Conrad       The Allman Brothers Band  January 23, 1982
129      10      John Madden         Jennifer Holliday         January 30, 1982
130      11      James Coburn        Lindsey Buckingham        February 6, 1982
131      12      Bruce Dern          Luther Vandross           February 20, 1982
132      13      Elizabeth Ashley    Hall & Oates              February 27, 1982
133      14      Robert Urich        Mink DeVille              March 20, 1982
134      15      Blythe Danner       Rickie Lee Jones          March 27, 1982
135      16      Daniel J. Travanti  John Cougar Mellencamp    April 10, 1982
136      17      Johnny Cash         Elton John                April 17, 1982
137      18      Robert Culp         The Charlie Daniels Band  April 24, 1982
138      19      Danny DeVito        Sparks                    May 15, 1982
139      20      Olivia Newton-John  Olivia Newton-John        May 22, 1982

Season 8 (1982–83)


Season 8 (1982–83)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 8)
No.      No. in  Host(s)                Musical guest(s)                   Original air date
overall  season
140      1       Chevy Chase            Queen                              September 25, 1982
141      2       Louis Gossett Jr.      George Thorogood & the Destroyers  October 2, 1982
142      3       Ron Howard             The Clash                          October 9, 1982
143      4       Howard Hesseman        Men at Work                        October 23, 1982
144      5       Michael Keaton         The New Joe Jackson Band           October 30, 1982
145      6       Robert Blake           Kenny Loggins                      November 13, 1982
146      7       Drew Barrymore         Squeeze                            November 20, 1982
147      8       The Smothers Brothers  Laura Branigan                     December 4, 1982
148      9       Eddie Murphy           Lionel Richie                      December 11, 1982
149      10      Lily Tomlin            Tomlin as Pervis Hawkins           January 22, 1983
150      11      Rick Moranis           The Bus Boys                       January 29, 1983
                 Dave Thomas
151      12      Sid Caesar             Joe Cocker                         February 5, 1983
                                        Jennifer Warnes
152      13      Howard Hesseman        Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers      February 19, 1983
153      14      Beau Bridges           Randy Newman                       February 26, 1983
                 Jeff Bridges
154      15      Bruce Dern             Leon Redbone                       March 12, 1983
155      16      Robert Guillaume       Duran Duran                        March 19, 1983
156      17      Joan Rivers            Musical Youth                      April 9, 1983
157      18      Susan Saint James      Michael McDonald                   April 16, 1983
158      19      Stevie Wonder          Stevie Wonder                      May 7, 1983
159      20      Ed Koch                Kevin Rowland                      May 14, 1983
                                        Dexys Midnight Runners

Season 9 (1983–84)


Season 9 (1983–84)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 9)
No.      No. in  Host(s)                                                                    Musical guest(s)         Original air date
overall  season
160      1       Brandon Tartikoff                                                          John Cougar Mellencamp   October 8, 1983
161      2       Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman                                              Eddy Grant               October 15, 1983
162      3       John Candy                                                                 Men at Work              October 22, 1983
163      4       Betty Thomas                                                               Stray Cats               November 5, 1983
164      5       Teri Garr                                                                  Mick Fleetwood's Zoo     November 12, 1983
165      6       Jerry Lewis                                                                Loverboy                 November 19, 1983
166      7       The Smothers Brothers                                                      Big Country              December 3, 1983
167      8       Flip Wilson                                                                Stevie Nicks             December 10, 1983
168      9       Father Guido Sarducci                                                      Huey Lewis and the News  January 14, 1984
169      10      Michael and Mary Palin                                                     The Motels               January 21, 1984
170      11      Don Rickles                                                                Billy Idol               January 28, 1984
171      12      Robin Williams                                                             Adam Ant                 February 11, 1984
172      13      Jamie Lee Curtis                                                           The Fixx                 February 18, 1984
173      14      Edwin Newman                                                               Kool & the Gang          February 25, 1984
174      15      Billy Crystal                                                              Al Jarreau               March 17, 1984
175      16      Michael Douglas                                                            Deniece Williams         April 7, 1984
176      17      George McGovern                                                            Madness                  April 14, 1984
177      18      Barry Bostwick                                                             Spinal Tap               May 5, 1984
178      19      Billy Crystal, Ed Koch, Edwin Newman, Father Guido Sarducci, Betty Thomas  The Cars                 May 12, 1984

Season 10 (1984–85)


Season 10 (1984–85)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 10)
No.      No. in  Host(s)            Musical guest(s)           Original air date
overall  season
179      1       (none)             Thompson Twins             October 6, 1984
180      2       Bob Uecker         Peter Wolf                 October 13, 1984
181      3       Jesse Jackson      Andrae Crouch              October 20, 1984
                                    Wintley Phipps
182      4       Michael McKean     Chaka Khan                 November 3, 1984
                                    The Folksmen
183      5       George Carlin      Frankie Goes to Hollywood  November 10, 1984
184      6       Ed Asner           The Kinks                  November 17, 1984
185      7       Ed Begley, Jr.     Billy Squier               December 1, 1984
186      8       Ringo Starr        Herbie Hancock             December 8, 1984
187      9       Eddie Murphy       The Honeydrippers          December 15, 1984
188      10      Kathleen Turner    John Waite                 January 12, 1985
189      11      Roy Scheider       Billy Ocean                January 19, 1985
190      12      Alex Karras        Tina Turner                February 2, 1985
191      13      Harry Anderson     Bryan Adams                February 9, 1985
192      14      Pamela Sue Martin  Power Station              February 16, 1985
193      15      Mr. T              The Commodores             March 30, 1985
                 Hulk Hogan
194      16      Christopher Reeve  Santana                    April 6, 1985
195      17      Howard Cosell      Greg Kihn                  April 13, 1985

Season 11 (1985–86)


Season 11 (1985–86)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 11)
No.      No. in  Host(s)                         Musical guest(s)                       Original air date
overall  season
196      1       Madonna                         Simple Minds                           November 9, 1985
197      2       Chevy Chase                     Sheila E                               November 16, 1985
198      3       Paul Reubens as Pee-wee Herman  Queen Ida & the Bon Temps Zydeco Band  November 23, 1985
199      4       John Lithgow                    Mr. Mister                             December 7, 1985
200      5       Tom Hanks                       Sade                                   December 14, 1985
201      6       Teri Garr                       The Dream Academy                      December 21, 1985
                                                 The Cult
202      7       Harry Dean Stanton              The Replacements                       January 18, 1986
203      8       Dudley Moore                    Al Green                               January 25, 1986
204      9       Ron Reagan                      The Nelsons                            February 8, 1986
205      10      Jerry Hall                      Stevie Ray Vaughan                     February 15, 1986
                                                 Double Trouble
206      11      Jay Leno                        The Neville Brothers                   February 22, 1986
207      12      Griffin Dunne                   Rosanne Cash                           March 15, 1986
208      13      George Wendt                    Philip Glass                           March 22, 1986
                 Francis Ford Coppola
209      14      Oprah Winfrey                   Joe Jackson                            April 12, 1986
210      15      Tony Danza                      Laurie Anderson                        April 19, 1986
211      16      Catherine Oxenberg              Paul Simon                             May 10, 1986
                 Paul Simon                      Ladysmith Black Mambazo
212      17      Jimmy Breslin                   Level 42                               May 17, 1986
                                                 E.G. Daily
213      18      Anjelica Huston                 George Clinton                         May 24, 1986
                 Billy Martin                    Parliament-Funkadelic

Season 12 (1986–87)


Season 12 (1986–87)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 12)
No.      No. in  Host(s)               Musical guest              Original air date
overall  season
214      1       Sigourney Weaver      None                       October 11, 1986
215      2       Malcolm-Jamal Warner  Run-DMC                    October 18, 1986
216      3       Rosanna Arquette      Ric Ocasek                 November 8, 1986
217      4       Sam Kinison           Lou Reed                   November 15, 1986
218      5       Robin Williams        Paul Simon                 November 22, 1986
                 Chevy Chase
219      6       Steve Martin          Randy Newman               December 6, 1986
                 Martin Short
220      7       Steve Guttenberg      The Pretenders             December 13, 1986
221      8       William Shatner       Lone Justice               December 20, 1986
222      9       Joe Montana           Deborah Harry              January 24, 1987
                 Walter Payton
223      10      Paul Shaffer          Bruce Hornsby & the Range  January 31, 1987
224      11      Bronson Pinchot       Paul Young                 February 14, 1987
225      12      Willie Nelson         Willie Nelson              February 21, 1987
226      13      Valerie Bertinelli    Robert Cray Band           February 28, 1987
227      14      Bill Murray           Percy Sledge               March 21, 1987
228      15      Charlton Heston       Wynton Marsalis            March 28, 1987
229      16      John Lithgow          Anita Baker                April 11, 1987
230      17      John Larroquette      Timbuk 3                   April 18, 1987
231      18      Mark Harmon           Suzanne Vega               May 9, 1987
232      19      Garry Shandling       Los Lobos                  May 16, 1987
233      20      Dennis Hopper         Roy Orbison                May 23, 1987

Season 13 (1987–88)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 13)
No.      No. in  Host             Musical guest(s)      Original air date
overall  season
234      1       Steve Martin     Sting                 October 17, 1987
235      2       Sean Penn        LL Cool J             October 24, 1987
                                  Michael Penn
236      3       Dabney Coleman   The Cars              October 31, 1987
237      4       Robert Mitchum   Simply Red            November 14, 1987
238      5       Candice Bergen   Cher                  November 21, 1987
239      6       Danny DeVito     Bryan Ferry           December 5, 1987
240      7       Angie Dickinson  Buster Poindexter     December 12, 1987
                                  David Gilmour
241      8       Paul Simon       Linda Ronstadt        December 19, 1987
242      9       Robin Williams   James Taylor          January 23, 1988
243      10      Carl Weathers    Robbie Robertson      January 30, 1988
244      11      Justine Bateman  Terence Trent D'Arby  February 13, 1988
245      12      Tom Hanks        Randy Travis          February 20, 1988
246      13      Judge Reinhold   10,000 Maniacs        February 27, 1988

Season 14 (1988–89)


Season 14 (1988–89)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 14)
No.      No. in  Host               Musical guest(s)                 Original air date
overall  season
247      1       Tom Hanks          Keith Richards                   October 8, 1988
248      2       Matthew Broderick  The Sugarcubes                   October 15, 1988
249      3       John Larroquette   Randy Newman & Mark Knopfler     October 22, 1988
250      4       Matthew Modine     Edie Brickell and New Bohemians  November 5, 1988
251      5       Demi Moore         Johnny Clegg & Savuka            November 12, 1988
252      6       John Lithgow       Tracy Chapman                    November 19, 1988
253      7       Danny DeVito       The Bangles                      December 3, 1988
254      8       Kevin Kline        Bobby McFerrin                   December 10, 1988
255      9       Melanie Griffith   Little Feat                      December 17, 1988
256      10      John Malkovich     Anita Baker                      January 21, 1989
257      11      Tony Danza         John Hiatt                       January 28, 1989
258      12      Ted Danson         Luther Vandross                  February 11, 1989
259      13      Leslie Nielsen     Cowboy Junkies                   February 18, 1989
260      14      Glenn Close        Gipsy Kings                      February 25, 1989
261      15      Mary Tyler Moore   Elvis Costello                   March 25, 1989
262      16      Mel Gibson         Living Colour                    April 1, 1989
263      17      Dolly Parton       Dolly Parton                     April 15, 1989
264      18      Geena Davis        John Mellencamp                  April 22, 1989
265      19      Wayne Gretzky      Fine Young Cannibals             May 13, 1989
266      20      Steve Martin       Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers    May 20, 1989

Season 15 (1989–90)


Season 15 (1989–90)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 15)
No.      No. in  Host                Musical guest(s)                Original air date
overall  season
267      1       Bruce Willis        Neil Young                      September 30, 1989
268      2       Rick Moranis        Rickie Lee Jones                October 7, 1989
269      3       Kathleen Turner     Billy Joel                      October 21, 1989
270      4       James Woods         Don Henley                      October 28, 1989
271      5       Chris Evert         Eurythmics                      November 11, 1989
272      6       Woody Harrelson     David Byrne                     November 18, 1989
273      7       John Goodman        k.d. lang                       December 2, 1989
274      8       Robert Wagner       Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville  December 9, 1989
275      9       Andie MacDowell     Tracy Chapman                   December 16, 1989
276      10      Ed O'Neill          Harry Connick, Jr.              January 13, 1990
277      11      Christopher Walken  Bonnie Raitt                    January 20, 1990
                                     Quincy Jones
278      12      Quincy Jones        Tevin Campbell                  February 10, 1990
                                     Kool Moe Dee
                                     Big Daddy Kane
279      13      Tom Hanks           Aerosmith                       February 17, 1990
280      14      Fred Savage         Technotronic                    February 24, 1990
281      15      Rob Lowe            The Pogues                      March 17, 1990
282      16      Debra Winger        Eric Clapton                    March 24, 1990
283      17      Corbin Bernsen      The Smithereens                 April 14, 1990
284      18      Alec Baldwin        The B-52's                      April 21, 1990
285      19      Andrew Dice Clay    Julee Cruise                    May 12, 1990
                                     Spanic Boys
286      20      Candice Bergen      The Notting Hillbillies         May 19, 1990

Season 16 (1990–91)


Season 16 (1990–91)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 16)
No.      No. in  Host                 Musical guest                  Original air date
overall  season
287      1       Kyle MacLachlan      Sinéad O'Connor                September 29, 1990
288      2       Susan Lucci          Hothouse Flowers               October 6, 1990
289      3       George Steinbrenner  Morris Day & The Time          October 20, 1990
290      4       Patrick Swayze       Mariah Carey                   October 27, 1990
291      5       Jimmy Smits          World Party                    November 10, 1990
292      6       Dennis Hopper        Paul Simon                     November 17, 1990
293      7       John Goodman         Faith No More                  December 1, 1990
294      8       Tom Hanks            Edie Brickell & New Bohemians  December 8, 1990
295      9       Dennis Quaid         The Neville Brothers           December 15, 1990
296      10      Joe Mantegna         Vanilla Ice                    January 12, 1991
297      11      Sting                Sting                          January 19, 1991
298      12      Kevin Bacon          INXS                           February 9, 1991
299      13      Roseanne Barr        Deee-Lite                      February 16, 1991
300      14      Alec Baldwin         Whitney Houston                February 23, 1991
301      15      Michael J. Fox       The Black Crowes               March 16, 1991
302      16      Jeremy Irons         Fishbone                       March 23, 1991
303      17      Catherine O'Hara     R.E.M.                         April 13, 1991
304      18      Steven Seagal        Michael Bolton                 April 20, 1991
305      19      Delta Burke          Chris Isaak                    May 11, 1991
306      20      George Wendt         Elvis Costello                 May 18, 1991

Season 17 (1991–92)


Season 17 (1991–92)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 17)
No.      No. in  Host(s)                Musical guest(s)               Original air date
overall  season
307      1       Michael Jordan         Public Enemy                   September 28, 1991
308      2       Jeff Daniels           Color Me Badd                  October 5, 1991
309      3       Kirstie Alley          Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers  October 12, 1991
310      4       Christian Slater       Bonnie Raitt                   October 26, 1991
311      5       Kiefer Sutherland      Skid Row                       November 2, 1991
312      6       Linda Hamilton         Mariah Carey                   November 16, 1991
313      7       Macaulay Culkin        Tin Machine                    November 23, 1991
314      8       MC Hammer              MC Hammer                      December 7, 1991
315      9       Steve Martin           James Taylor                   December 14, 1991
316      10      Rob Morrow             Nirvana                        January 11, 1992
317      11      Chevy Chase            Robbie Robertson               January 18, 1992
318      12      Susan Dey              C&C Music Factory              February 8, 1992
319      13      Jason Priestley        Teenage Fanclub                February 15, 1992
320      14      Roseanne Arnold        Red Hot Chili Peppers          February 22, 1992
                 Tom Arnold
321      15      John Goodman           Garth Brooks                   March 14, 1992
322      16      Mary Stuart Masterson  En Vogue                       March 21, 1992
323      17      Sharon Stone           Pearl Jam                      April 11, 1992
324      18      Jerry Seinfeld         Annie Lennox                   April 18, 1992
325      19      Tom Hanks              Bruce Springsteen              May 9, 1992
326      20      Woody Harrelson        Vanessa Williams               May 16, 1992

Season 18 (1992–93)


Season 18 (1992–93)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 18)
No.      No. in  Host                 Musical guest(s)            Original air date
overall  season
327      1       Nicolas Cage         Bobby Brown                 September 26, 1992
328      2       Tim Robbins          Sinéad O'Connor             October 3, 1992
329      3       Joe Pesci            Spin Doctors                October 10, 1992
330      4       Christopher Walken   Arrested Development        October 24, 1992
331      5       Catherine O'Hara     10,000 Maniacs              October 31, 1992
332      6       Michael Keaton       Morrissey                   November 14, 1992
333      7       Sinbad               Sade                        November 21, 1992
334      8       Tom Arnold           Neil Young                  December 5, 1992
335      9       Glenn Close          The Black Crowes            December 12, 1992
336      10      Danny DeVito         Bon Jovi                    January 9, 1993
337      11      Harvey Keitel        Madonna                     January 16, 1993
338      12      Luke Perry           Mick Jagger                 February 6, 1993
339      13      Alec Baldwin         Paul McCartney              February 13, 1993
340      14      Bill Murray          Sting                       February 20, 1993
341      15      John Goodman         Mary J. Blige               March 13, 1993
342      16      Miranda Richardson   Soul Asylum                 March 20, 1993
343      17      Jason Alexander      Peter Gabriel               April 10, 1993
344      18      Kirstie Alley        Lenny Kravitz               April 17, 1993
345      19      Christina Applegate  Midnight Oil                May 8, 1993
346      20      Kevin Kline          Willie Nelson & Paul Simon  May 15, 1993

Season 19 (1993–94)


Season 19 (1993–94)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 19)
No.      No. in  Host(s)                        Musical guest          Original air date
overall  season
347      1       Charles Barkley                Nirvana                September 25, 1993
348      2       Shannen Doherty                Cypress Hill           October 2, 1993
349      3       Jeff Goldblum                  Aerosmith              October 9, 1993
350      4       John Malkovich                 Billy Joel             October 23, 1993
351      5       Christian Slater               The Smashing Pumpkins  October 30, 1993
352      6       Rosie O'Donnell                James Taylor           November 13, 1993
353      7       Nicole Kidman                  Stone Temple Pilots    November 20, 1993
354      8       Charlton Heston                Paul Westerberg        December 4, 1993
355      9       Sally Field                    Tony! Toni! Toné!      December 11, 1993
356      10      Jason Patric                   Blind Melon            January 8, 1994
357      11      Sara Gilbert                   Counting Crows         January 15, 1994
358      12      Patrick Stewart                Salt-N-Pepa            February 5, 1994
359      13      Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger  UB40                   February 12, 1994
360      14      Martin Lawrence                Crash Test Dummies     February 19, 1994
361      15      Nancy Kerrigan                 Aretha Franklin        March 12, 1994
362      16      Helen Hunt                     Snoop Doggy Dogg       March 19, 1994
363      17      Kelsey Grammer                 Dwight Yoakam          April 9, 1994
364      18      Emilio Estevez                 Pearl Jam              April 16, 1994
365      19      John Goodman                   The Pretenders         May 7, 1994
366      20      Heather Locklear               Janet Jackson          May 14, 1994

Season 20 (1994–95)


Season 20 (1994–95)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 20)
No.      No. in  Host                  Musical guest(s)    Original air date
overall  season
367      1       Steve Martin          Eric Clapton        September 24, 1994
368      2       Marisa Tomei          Bonnie Raitt        October 1, 1994
369      3       John Travolta         Seal                October 15, 1994
370      4       Dana Carvey           Edie Brickell       October 22, 1994
371      5       Sarah Jessica Parker  R.E.M.              November 12, 1994
372      6       John Turturro         Tom Petty           November 19, 1994
373      7       Roseanne              Green Day           December 3, 1994
374      8       Alec Baldwin          Beastie Boys        December 10, 1994
375      9       George Foreman        Hole                December 17, 1994
376      10      Jeff Daniels          Luscious Jackson    January 14, 1995
377      11      David Hyde Pierce     Live                January 21, 1995
378      12      Bob Newhart           Des'ree             February 11, 1995
379      13      Deion Sanders         Bon Jovi            February 18, 1995
380      14      George Clooney        The Cranberries     February 25, 1995
381      15      Paul Reiser           Annie Lennox        March 18, 1995
382      16      John Goodman          The Tragically Hip  March 25, 1995
383      17      Damon Wayans          Dionne Farris       April 8, 1995
384      18      Courteney Cox         Dave Matthews Band  April 15, 1995
385      19      Bob Saget             TLC                 May 6, 1995
386      20      David Duchovny        Rod Stewart         May 13, 1995

Season 21 (1995–96)


Season 21 (1995–96)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 21)
No.      No. in  Host                Musical guest             Original air date
overall  season
387      1       Mariel Hemingway    Blues Traveler            September 30, 1995
388      2       Chevy Chase         Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories  October 7, 1995
389      3       David Schwimmer     Natalie Merchant          October 21, 1995
390      4       Gabriel Byrne       Alanis Morissette         October 28, 1995
391      5       Quentin Tarantino   The Smashing Pumpkins     November 11, 1995
392      6       Laura Leighton      Rancid                    November 18, 1995
393      7       Anthony Edwards     Foo Fighters              December 2, 1995
394      8       David Alan Grier    Silverchair               December 9, 1995
395      9       Madeline Kahn       Bush                      December 16, 1995
396      10      Christopher Walken  Joan Osborne              January 13, 1996
397      11      Alec Baldwin        Tori Amos                 January 20, 1996
398      12      Danny Aiello        Coolio                    February 10, 1996
399      13      Tom Arnold          Tupac Shakur              February 17, 1996
400      14      Elle Macpherson     Sting                     February 24, 1996
401      15      John Goodman        Everclear                 March 16, 1996
402      16      Phil Hartman        Gin Blossoms              March 23, 1996
403      17      Steve Forbes        Rage Against the Machine  April 13, 1996
404      18      Teri Hatcher        Dave Matthews Band        April 20, 1996
405      19      Christine Baranski  The Cure                  May 11, 1996
406      20      Jim Carrey          Soundgarden               May 18, 1996

Season 22 (1996–97)


Season 22 (1996–97)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 22)
No.      No. in  Host                Musical guest                  Original air date
overall  season
407      1       Tom Hanks           Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers  September 28, 1996
408      2       Lisa Kudrow         Sheryl Crow                    October 5, 1996
409      3       Bill Pullman        New Edition                    October 19, 1996
410      4       Dana Carvey         Dr. Dre                        October 26, 1996
411      5       Chris Rock          The Wallflowers                November 2, 1996
412      6       Robert Downey, Jr.  Fiona Apple                    November 16, 1996
413      7       Phil Hartman        Bush                           November 23, 1996
414      8       Martin Short        No Doubt                       December 7, 1996
415      9       Rosie O'Donnell     Whitney Houston                December 14, 1996
416      10      Kevin Spacey        Beck                           January 11, 1997
417      11      David Alan Grier    Snoop Doggy Dogg               January 18, 1997
418      12      Neve Campbell       David Bowie                    February 8, 1997
419      13      Chevy Chase         Live                           February 15, 1997
420      14      Alec Baldwin        Tina Turner                    February 22, 1997
421      15      Sting               Veruca Salt                    March 15, 1997
422      16      Mike Myers          Aerosmith                      March 22, 1997
423      17      Rob Lowe            Spice Girls                    April 12, 1997
424      18      Pamela Anderson     Rollins Band                   April 19, 1997
425      19      John Goodman        Jewel                          May 10, 1997
426      20      Jeff Goldblum       En Vogue                       May 17, 1997

Season 23 (1997–98)


Season 23 (1997–98)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 23)
No.      No. in  Host                   Musical guest(s)             Original air date
overall  season
427      1       Sylvester Stallone     Jamiroquai                   September 27, 1997
428      2       Matthew Perry          Oasis                        October 4, 1997
429      3       Brendan Fraser         Björk                        October 18, 1997
430      4       Chris Farley           The Mighty Mighty Bosstones  October 25, 1997
431      5       Jon Lovitz             Jane's Addiction             November 8, 1997
432      6       Claire Danes           Mariah Carey                 November 15, 1997
433      7       Rudolph Giuliani       Sarah McLachlan              November 22, 1997
434      8       Nathan Lane            Metallica                    December 6, 1997
435      9       Helen Hunt             Hanson                       December 13, 1997
436      10      Samuel L. Jackson      Ben Folds Five               January 10, 1998
437      11      Sarah Michelle Gellar  Portishead                   January 17, 1998
438      12      John Goodman           Paula Cole                   February 7, 1998
439      13      Roma Downey            Missy Misdemeanor Elliott    February 14, 1998
440      14      Garth Brooks           Garth Brooks                 February 28, 1998
441      15      Scott Wolf             Natalie Imbruglia            March 7, 1998
442      16      Julianne Moore         Backstreet Boys              March 14, 1998
443      17      Steve Buscemi          Third Eye Blind              April 4, 1998
444      18      Greg Kinnear           All Saints                   April 11, 1998
445      19      Matthew Broderick      Natalie Merchant             May 2, 1998
446      20      David Duchovny         Puff Daddy & Jimmy Page      May 9, 1998

Season 24 (1998–99)


Season 24 (1998–99)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 24)
No.      No. in  Host                   Musical guest(s)                   Original air date
overall  season
447      1       Cameron Diaz           The Smashing Pumpkins              September 26, 1998
448      2       Kelsey Grammer         Sheryl Crow                        October 3, 1998
449      3       Lucy Lawless           Elliott Smith                      October 17, 1998
450      4       Ben Stiller            Alanis Morissette                  October 24, 1998
451      5       David Spade            Eagle-Eye Cherry                   November 7, 1998
452      6       Joan Allen             Jewel                              November 14, 1998
453      7       Jennifer Love Hewitt   Beastie Boys                       November 21, 1998
454      8       Vince Vaughn           Lauryn Hill                        December 5, 1998
                                        Luciano Pavarotti
455      9       Alec Baldwin           Vanessa Williams                   December 12, 1998
                                        Philadelphia Boys Choir & Chorale
456      10      Bill Paxton            Beck                               January 9, 1999
457      11      James Van Der Beek     Everlast                           January 16, 1999
458      12      Gwyneth Paltrow        Barenaked Ladies                   February 6, 1999
459      13      Brendan Fraser         Busta Rhymes                       February 13, 1999
                                        The Roots
460      14      Bill Murray            Lucinda Williams                   February 20, 1999
461      15      Ray Romano             The Corrs                          March 13, 1999
462      16      Drew Barrymore         Garbage                            March 20, 1999
463      17      John Goodman           Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers      April 10, 1999
464      18      Cuba Gooding Jr.       Ricky Martin                       May 8, 1999
465      19      Sarah Michelle Gellar  Backstreet Boys                    May 15, 1999

Season 25 (1999–2000)


Season 25 (1999–2000)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 25)
No.      No. in  Host                 Musical guest(s)              Original air date
overall  season
466      1       Jerry Seinfeld       David Bowie                   October 2, 1999
467      2       Heather Graham       Marc Anthony                  October 16, 1999
468      3       Norm Macdonald       Dr. Dre featuring             October 23, 1999
                                      Snoop Dogg & Eminem
469      4       Dylan McDermott      Foo Fighters                  November 6, 1999
470      5       Garth Brooks         Garth Brooks as Chris Gaines  November 13, 1999
471      6       Jennifer Aniston     Sting                         November 20, 1999
472      7       Christina Ricci      Beck                          December 4, 1999
473      8       Danny DeVito         R.E.M.                        December 11, 1999
474      9       Jamie Foxx           Blink-182                     January 8, 2000
475      10      Freddie Prinze, Jr.  Macy Gray                     January 15, 2000
476      11      Alan Cumming         Jennifer Lopez                February 5, 2000
477      12      Julianna Margulies   DMX                           February 12, 2000
478      13      Ben Affleck          Fiona Apple                   February 19, 2000
479      14      Joshua Jackson       'N Sync                       March 11, 2000
480      15      The Rock             AC/DC                         March 18, 2000
481      16      Christopher Walken   Christina Aguilera            April 8, 2000
482      17      Tobey Maguire        Sisqó                         April 15, 2000
483      18      John Goodman         Neil Young                    May 6, 2000
484      19      Britney Spears       Britney Spears                May 13, 2000
485      20      Jackie Chan          Kid Rock                      May 20, 2000

Season 26 (2000–01)


Season 26 (2000–01)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 26)
No.      No. in  Host                Musical guest(s)    Original air date
overall  season
486      1       Rob Lowe            Eminem              October 7, 2000
487      2       Kate Hudson         Radiohead           October 14, 2000
488      3       Dana Carvey         The Wallflowers     October 21, 2000
489      4       Charlize Theron     Paul Simon          November 4, 2000
490      5       Calista Flockhart   Ricky Martin        November 11, 2000
491      6       Tom Green           David Gray          November 18, 2000
492      7       Val Kilmer          U2                  December 9, 2000
493      8       Lucy Liu            Jay-Z               December 16, 2000
494      9       Charlie Sheen       Nelly Furtado       January 13, 2001
495      10      Mena Suvari         Lenny Kravitz       January 20, 2001
496      11      Jennifer Lopez      Jennifer Lopez      February 10, 2001
497      12      Sean Hayes          Shaggy              February 17, 2001
498      13      Katie Holmes        Dave Matthews Band  February 24, 2001
499      14      Conan O'Brien       Don Henley          March 10, 2001
500      15      Julia Stiles        Aerosmith           March 17, 2001
501      16      Alec Baldwin        Coldplay            April 7, 2001
502      17      Renée Zellweger     Eve                 April 14, 2001
503      18      Pierce Brosnan      Destiny's Child     May 5, 2001
504      19      Lara Flynn Boyle    Bon Jovi            May 12, 2001
505      20      Christopher Walken  Weezer              May 19, 2001

Season 27 (2001–02)


Season 27 (2001–02)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 27)
No.      No. in  Host                 Musical guest(s)  Original air date
overall  season
506      1       Reese Witherspoon    Alicia Keys       September 29, 2001
507      2       Seann William Scott  Sum 41            October 6, 2001
508      3       Drew Barrymore       Macy Gray         October 13, 2001
509      4       John Goodman         Ja Rule           November 3, 2001
510      5       Gwyneth Paltrow      Ryan Adams        November 10, 2001
511      6       Billy Bob Thornton   Creed             November 17, 2001
512      7       Derek Jeter          Bubba Sparxxx     December 1, 2001
                                      Shakira
513      8       Hugh Jackman         Mick Jagger       December 8, 2001
514      9       Ellen DeGeneres      No Doubt          December 15, 2001
515      10      Josh Hartnett        Pink              January 12, 2002
516      11      Jack Black           The Strokes       January 19, 2002
517      12      Britney Spears       Britney Spears    February 2, 2002
518      13      Jonny Moseley        Outkast           March 2, 2002
519      14      Jon Stewart          India.Arie        March 9, 2002
520      15      Ian McKellen         Kylie Minogue     March 16, 2002
521      16      Cameron Diaz         Jimmy Eat World   April 6, 2002
522      17      The Rock             Andrew W.K.       April 13, 2002
523      18      Alec Baldwin         P.O.D.            April 20, 2002
524      19      Kirsten Dunst        Eminem            May 11, 2002
525      20      Winona Ryder         Moby              May 18, 2002

Season 28 (2002–03)


Season 28 (2002–03)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 28)
No.      No. in  Host                   Musical guest(s)                       Original air date
overall  season
526      1       Matt Damon             Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band  October 5, 2002
527      2       Sarah Michelle Gellar  Faith Hill                             October 12, 2002
528      3       John McCain            The White Stripes                      October 19, 2002
529      4       Eric McCormack         Jay-Z                                  November 2, 2002
530      5       Nia Vardalos           Eve                                    November 9, 2002
531      6       Brittany Murphy        Nelly                                  November 16, 2002
532      7       Robert De Niro         Norah Jones                            December 7, 2002
533      8       Al Gore                Phish                                  December 14, 2002
534      9       Jeff Gordon            Avril Lavigne                          January 11, 2003
535      10      Ray Liotta             The Donnas                             January 18, 2003
536      11      Matthew McConaughey    Dixie Chicks                           February 8, 2003
537      12      Jennifer Garner        Beck                                   February 15, 2003
538      13      Christopher Walken     Foo Fighters                           February 22, 2003
539      14      Queen Latifah          Ms. Dynamite                           March 8, 2003
540      15      Salma Hayek            Christina Aguilera                     March 15, 2003
541      16      Bernie Mac             Good Charlotte                         April 5, 2003
542      17      Ray Romano             Zwan                                   April 12, 2003
543      18      Ashton Kutcher         50 Cent                                May 3, 2003
544      19      Adrien Brody           Sean Paul                              May 10, 2003
                                        Wayne Wonder
545      20      Dan Aykroyd            Beyoncé                                May 17, 2003

Season 29 (2003–04)


Season 29 (2003–04)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 29)
No.      No. in  Host(s)                     Musical guest(s)                                                                       Original air date
overall  season
546      1       Jack Black                  John Mayer                                                                             October 4, 2003
547      2       Justin Timberlake           Justin Timberlake                                                                      October 11, 2003
548      3       Halle Berry                 Britney Spears                                                                         October 18, 2003
549      4       Kelly Ripa                  Outkast                                                                                November 1, 2003
550      5       Andy Roddick                Dave Matthews & Friends                                                                November 8, 2003
551      6       Alec Baldwin                Missy Elliott                                                                          November 15, 2003
552      7       Al Sharpton                 Pink                                                                                December 6, 2003
553      8       Elijah Wood                 Jet                                                                                December 13, 2003
554      9       Jennifer Aniston            The Black Eyed Peas                                                                    January 10, 2004
555      10      Jessica Simpson             G-Unit                                                                                January 17, 2004
                 Nick Lachey
556      11      Megan Mullally              Clay Aiken                                                                             February 7, 2004
557      12      Drew Barrymore              Kelis                                                                                February 14, 2004
558      13      Christina Aguilera          Maroon 5                                                                               February 21, 2004
559      14      Colin Firth                 Norah Jones                                                                            March 6, 2004
560      15      Ben Affleck                 N*E*R*D                                                                                March 13, 2004
561      16      Donald Trump                Toots & the Maytals featuring Ben Harper, Jack Johnson, Bootsy Collins, and The Roots  April 3, 2004
562      17      Janet Jackson               Janet Jackson                                                                          April 10, 2004
563      18      Lindsay Lohan               Usher                                                                                May 1, 2004
564      19      Snoop Dogg                  Avril Lavigne                                                                          May 8, 2004
565      20      Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen  J-Kwon                                                                                May 15, 2004

Season 30 (2004–05)


Season 30 (2004–05)

Main article: Saturday Night Live (season 30)
No.      No. in  Host              Musical guest(s)           Original air date
overall  season
566      1       Ben Affleck       Nelly                      October 2, 2004
567      2       Queen Latifah     Queen Latifah              October 9, 2004
568      3       Jude Law          Ashlee Simpson             October 23, 2004
569      4       Kate Winslet      Eminem                     October 30, 2004
570      5       Liam Neeson       Modest Mouse               November 13, 2004
571      6       Luke Wilson       U2                         November 20, 2004
572      7       Colin Farrell     Scissor Sisters            December 11, 2004
573      8       Robert De Niro    Destiny's Child            December 18, 2004
574      9       Topher Grace      The Killers                January 15, 2005
575      10      Paul Giamatti     Ludacris featuring Sum 41  January 22, 2005
576      11      Paris Hilton      Keane                      February 5, 2005
577      12      Jason Bateman     Kelly Clarkson             February 12, 2005
578      13      Hilary Swank      50 Cent                    February 19, 2005
579      14      David Spade       Jack Johnson               March 12, 2005
580      15      Ashton Kutcher    Gwen Stefani               March 19, 2005
581      16      Cameron Diaz      Green Day                  April 9, 2005
582      17      Tom Brady         Beck                       April 16, 2005
583      18      Johnny Knoxville  System of a Down           May 7, 2005
584      19      Will Ferrell      Queens of the Stone Age    May 14, 2005
585      20      Lindsay Lohan     Coldplay                   May 21, 2005


Vladimír Vaina

Vladimír Vaina (2 November 1909–8 February 1996) was a Czech rower. He competed in the men's double sculls event at the 1936 Summer Olympics.

  * Vladimír Vaina at World Rowing
  * Vladimír Vaina at Olympics.com
  * Vladimír Vaina at Olympedia
  * Vladimír Vaina at the Czech Olympic Committee (in Czech)


Miriam Kearney

Miriam Kearney (born 20 July 1959) is an Irish former Fine Gael politician who served as a Senator from 1981 to 1982, after being nominated by the Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald.

She held the record as the youngest member of Seanad Éireann, being 22 years old on appointment.

A University College Cork alumna, Kearney was at the time a member of Young Fine Gael and chairperson of its International Affairs Committee.

In 1981, she supported the abolition of jury trials in accident compensation cases.

She was in charge of the Taoiseach's itinerary and managed his campaign tour during the February 1982 election.

She stood for the Industrial and Commercial Panel at the February 1982 Seanad election but was not elected.Fine Gael.


Tallinnanaukio

Tallinnanaukio in 2010

Tallinnanaukio (literally "Tallinn Square"; Swedish: Revalsplanen, literally "Reval Square") is a square in the Itäkeskus quarter in Helsinki, Finland.Itis shopping center, and there is also one of the eastern entrances to the Itäkeskus metro station, from where the Helsinki Metro leaves the metro to the city's downtown center.

The Finnish name of the square refers to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, while the Swedish name refers to Reval (Rääveli in Finnish), an older name previously used from Tallinn.

Itäkeskus metro station's eastern entrance to the westbound platform at Tallinnanaukio

Services

Stoabus station are also close to the square. Tallinnanaukio is also home to local pharmacyhealth center.restaurants and bars, and a market square in summer. Kimmo Schroderus' sculpture Kuru is also located in the square.

Law enforcement at the square

In mid-July 2010, the Helsinki Police gave the guards of the shopping center permission to remove drunk, substance abuse and other disturbing behavior from Tallinnanaukio. The reasons for this are the large number of people passing through Tallinnanaukio and the position of the Itäkeskus metro station as an important public transport hub.

  * Itäkeskus metro station
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Tallinnanaukio.
  * Tallinnanaukio at Itis (in Finnish)

60°12′38.4″N 25°04′46.2″E / 60.210667°N 25.079500°E


Regions Bank Building (Mobile)

The Merchants National Bank Building, previously known as the "First Alabama Bank Building" and more recently the "Regions Bank Building" is a high-rise in the US City of Mobile, Alabama. Completed in 1929, the building rises 236 feet (72 m) and 18 stories.Birmingham. The building remained the tallest in the city until the completion of the RSA–BankTrust Building in 1965.6th-tallest building in Mobile.

The Merchants National Bank Building, designed by Chicago-based architectural firm Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, is an example of Art Deco architecture. It has a distinctive copper-plated pyramidal roof structure; the height to the base of the pyramid is 190 feet (58 m).

On August 1, 2017, it was announced the building will undergo a major renovation into a $30 million 82 unit apartment complex.

On February 18, 2021, the show has been starting for a through the time.

  * List of tallest buildings in Mobile


Tropidophorus brookei

Tropidophorus brookei, also known commonly as Brook's keeled skink and Brooke's keeled skink, is a species of lizard in the family Scincidae. The species is endemic to the island of Borneo.

Etymology

The specific name, brookei, is in honor of British adventurer James Brooke, who became the first White Rajah of Sarawak.

Geographic range

T. brookei is found in all main administrative divisions of the island of Borneo: Kalimantan (Indonesia), Sabah and Sarawak (Malaysia), and Brunei.

Habitat

The preferred natural habitats of T. brookei are forest and freshwater wetlands, at altitudes of 43–1,100 m (141–3,609 ft).

Reproduction

T. brookei is viviparous.

  * Boulenger GA (1887). Catalogue of the Lizards in the British Museum (Natural History). Second Edition. Volume III. ... Scincidæ .... London: Trustees of the British Museum (Natural History). (Taylor and Francis, printers). xii + 575 pp. + Plates I–XL. ("Tropidophorus brookii [sic]", new combination, p. 361 + Plate XXX, figures 1, 1a, 1b).
  * Gray JE (1845). Catalogue of the Specimens of Lizards in the Collection of the British Museum. London: Trustees of the British Museum. (Edward Newman, printer). xxviii + 289 pp. (Norbea brookei, new species, p. 102).


Spellow Lane Church, Walton

Spellow Lane Church is an Evangelical church in Walton, Liverpool, Merseyside, England (grid reference SJ357938).


Svetlana Boyko (speed skater)

Svetlana Yuryevna Zhurova-Boyko (Russian: Светлана Юрьевна Шурова-Бойко); born 8 February 1966) is a Soviet speed skater. She competed at the 1988 Winter Olympics and the 1992 Winter Olympics.

  * Svetlana Bojko in SpeedSkatingBase.eu
  * Svetlana Bojko at SpeedSkatingNews.info
  * Svetlana Bojko at SpeedSkatingStats.com
  * Svetlana Bojko at Olympics.com
  * Svetlana Bojko at Olympedia


Reflections in a Dark Sky

Reflections in a Dark Sky (Italian: Riflessi in un cielo scuro) is a 1991 Italian drama film written and directed by Salvatore Maira.

Cast

  * Françoise Fabian as Valeria
  * Anna Kanakis as Chim
  * Valerie Perrine as Caterina
  * Peter Stormare as Carlo
  * Maurizio Donadoni as Mario
  * Brigitte Christensen as Sister Angela
  * Stefano Madia as Friend of Chim
  * Bettina Giovannini as Alice
  * Vittorio Mezzogiorno
  * Reflections in a Dark Sky at IMDb


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The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings

Together Again: Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival '82 is a live album by American jazz group the Modern Jazz Quartet featuring performances recorded at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1982 and released on the Pablo label.

Reception

The Allmusic review stated "the band still had its enthusiasm and the ability to make the veteran material sound fresh and swinging".

Track listing

All compositions by John Lewis except as indicated

 1. "Django" - 5:47
 2. "The Cylinder" (Milt Jackson) - 5:18
 3. "The Martyr" (Jackson) - 8:43
 4. "Really True Blues" (Jackson) - 5:39
 5. "Odds Against Tomorrow" - 8:53
 6. "The Jasmine Tree" - 4:42
 7. "Monterey Mist" (Jackson) - 4:05
 8. "Bags' New Groove" (Jackson) - 4:15
 9. "Woody 'n' You" (Dizzy Gillespie) - 3:47

Personnel

  * Milt Jackson - vibraphone
  * John Lewis - piano
  * Percy Heath - bass
  * Connie Kay - drums


Marcus Romer

Marcus Romer is a British actor, director and screenwriter.

Romer wrote and directed the 2014 feature film The Knife That Killed Me. He was the Artistic Director of Pilot Theatre in York, England from 1993 - 2016.

Directing

Theatre

As a stage director, Romer has won three Manchester Evening News Theatre Awards for productions of Lord of the Flies, and Beautiful Thing (2005). Other directing work includes Sing Yer Heart Out For the Lads, by Roy Williams, Road by Jim Cartwright, Bloodtide by Melvin Burgess, The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh, Kiss of the Spider Woman by Manuel Puig, Mirad a Boy from Bosnia by Ad de Bont, Rumble Fish by S. E. Hinton, Look Back in Anger by John Osborne, The Elephant Man by Bernard Pomerance, Fungus the Bogeyman by Raymond Briggs, The Twits by Roald Dahl and Looking for JJ by Anne Cassidy which won the TMA award in 2008

He has directed work at York Theatre Royal, Lyric Hammersmith, Octagon Theatre, Bolton, the Unicorn, London, Swan Theatre, Worcester, Harrogate Theatre and Oldham Coliseum as well as directing work that has toured to Nottingham Playhouse, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Birmingham Rep, Leicester Haymarket Theatre, Richmond Theatre, London, Artsdepot, Contact Theatre, Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool Everyman, Haymarket Theatre, Jersey Opera House, Belfast Grand Theatre, Northampton, Sheffield Lyceum, Wakefield Theatre Royal and Winchester Theatre Royal.

Romer directed a 2014 Pilot Theatre version of Antigone adapted as a contemporary street drama by Roy Williams.Derby Theatre and received positive reviews.

In July 2018 Romer co-directed a new production for National Theatre Wales. 'As Long As The Heart Beats' This production formed part of the National Health Service's 70th birthday celebration festival in 2018. Wales Arts Review

Screen and play writing

He is a published playwright; his work includes Rumble Fish, (published by Dramatic PublishingOut of Their Heads, Taken without Consent, (translated as Crash Kids in Germany), Looking for JJ, Fungus the Bogeyman and Bloodtide.

  * Official Website
  * Marcus Romer at IMDb


Vladimír Veselý

Vladimír Veselý (born 8 July 1976) is a Slovak former footballer and current manager of MFK Ružomberok's U19 team.

Coaching career

On 18 October 2019, Veselý was appointed manager of MFK Ružomberok's U19 team.

  * Vladimír Veselý – Czech First League statistics at Fotbal DNES (in Czech)
  * Vladimír Veselý at 90minut.pl (in Polish)
  * Vladimír Veselý at Soccerway
  * Futbalnet profile
  * Eurofotbal profile


United Israel Appeal

United Israel Appeal (UIA), a subsidiary of The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), is a link between the American Jewish community and the people of Israel. An independent legal entity with 501(c)(3) charity status, and a Board of Directors, United Israel Appeal is responsible for the allocation and oversight of funds raised by United States Jewish federation campaigns on behalf of Israel for use by its operating agent, the Jewish Agency for Israel. It also secures and monitors U.S. grant funds for the immigration and absorption of Jewish refugees and humanitarian migrants to Israel from countries of distress. Partnered with the Jewish Agency for Israel, United Israel Appeal assists American Jews to fulfill their ongoing collective commitment to contribute to and participate in the upbuilding of the State of Israel. United Israel Appeal has offices in New York City and Jerusalem.

Activities

United Israel Appeal's principal objectives are to assist immigration to Israel through the relief, rehabilitation, and resettlement of the immigrants therein, and to aid charitable, educational, and scientific institutions and Jewish-identity programs in Israel.

In consultation with the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) and individual Jewish federations, United Israel Appeal nominates members and observers of the Jewish Agency Board of Governors (BOG), members of its committees and designates delegates to the Jewish Agency Annual Assembly.

Allocation and evaluation

United Israel Appeal provides grants, fiduciary oversight, allocates funds provided to it from donors, foundations, American Jewish Federations and Jewish Federations of North America.

United Israel Appeal monitors and evaluates the programs operated on its behalf by the Jewish Agency for Israel.

United Israel Appeal monitors the management of the educational assets and activities of the Israel Education Fund (IEF) as well as appointing members of the boards of the managing companies.

History


United Israel Appeal

History

United Israel Appeal was first established in 1925 as the United Palestine Appeal (UPA) to unify fundraising in America for a Jewish national homeland. Its constituents included Keren Hayesod, the fundraising organization for the Jewish Agency; Hadassah; Hebrew University; the Jewish National Fund and Mizrachi. United Palestine Appeal was dissolved in 1930 and reconstituted in 1936 by Keren Hayesod and the Jewish National Fund. In 1938, United Palestine Appeal entered into a partnership with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) to found the United Jewish Appeal (UJA).

United Israel Appeal has undergone many changes since its early days. In addition to the partnership begun in 1938, the most significant changes prior to 2000 came in 1971 as a result of the reconstitution of the Jewish Agency for Israel.

The Reconstitution Agreement led United Israel Appeal to name the Jewish Agency for Israel as its exclusive operating agent in Israel.

In 1999, United Jewish Communities was created as a merger of United Israel Appeal, United Jewish Appeal, and the Council of Jewish Federations, into a single, national organization. After this merger, United Israel Appeal became a subsidiary of United Jewish Communities, which itself was later renamed the Jewish Federations of North America.

Funding

According to the organization's Internal Revenue Service Form 990 form, United Israel Appeal distributed $231,487,000 of grants and other assistance to entities outside the United States between July 1, 2013, and June 30, 2014.

Leadership

United Israel Appeal's chairman is Andy Groveman of Memphis, whose term began in November 2015.

The most recent past chairman is Richard N. Bernstein of Miami. Other past chairpersons have included Bruce A. Arbit of Milwaukee; Richard L. Wexler of Chicago, Jane Fisher Sherman of Detroit,Philadelphia,Baltimore.

  * United Israel Appeal
  * U.S. Refugee resettlement Grant United Israel Appeal
  * Bridging the gaps in Israeli society through technology; Jerusalem Post
  * Urban Institute National Center for Charitable Statistics
  * White House OMB Information on the Humanitarian Migrants to Israel Assessment
  * Richard Wexler United Jewish Communities Founder To Step Down
  * Jewish Agency for Israel


Talliston House

Talliston House & Gardens is an ex-council house in Essex, England that has been transformed by owner John Trevillian into a miniature palace. The house is located at Talliston, Newton Green, Great Dunmow, Essex CM6 1DU, United Kingdom.

As a child, Trevillian always wanted to live in a castle and when he bought the house in 1990fantasy,

In 2014, it was reported that due to financial difficulties Trevillian was going to have to sell the house that he had spent over £500,000 on, for £350,000,

Talliston House & Gardens is featured in episode two of the Netflix show Amazing Interiors.

  * Official site

51°52′26″N 0°21′15″E / 51.8740°N 0.3541°E


Phragmoceratidae

The Phragmoceratidae is a family of extinct nautiloid cephalopods from the Order Discosorida that lived during the latter part of the Silurian.

Diagnosis

Phragmoceratids are characterized by generally compressed, upwardly curved endogastric shells with slit-like apertures for egress and ventral siphuncles with broadly expanded segments, thick connecting rings, and small to vestigial bullettes.

Phragmoceratids are morphologically similar in regards to their constricted apertures to the more cylindrical and orthoconic Mandaloceratidae, also discosorids, and to the oncocerid Hemiphragmoceratidae (Sweet 1964); both which also come from the Silurian.

Derivation

The Phragmoceratidae are derived from the Ordovician Cyrtogomphoceratidae which are also endogastric but with open, unconstricted apertures and well-developed bullettes in the siphuncle.

Phylogeny

The family has its beginning with the Middle Silurian Protophragmoceras, known from a gradually and evenly expanding endogastric shell with an unrestricted aperture, like that of its cyrtogomphoceratid ancestors, deep sharp hyponomic sinus for the water-jet funnel, and ventral siphuncle, phragmoceratid in character.

Protophragmoceras gave rise to the Middle Silurian Phragmoceras, which gave rise to the closely related Middle Silurian Tubiferoceras and to the Upper Silurian Pristeroceras and Phragmocerina. Protophagmoceras also gave rise to the less characteristic but still included Middle Silurian Endoplectoceras and Sthenoceras, which extends into the Lower Devonian.

Genera

Phragmoceras, type genus, is known by its moderately large, strongly curved, rapidly enlarging, endogastric and compressed shell with a vertically constricted aperture that opens up at either end. The siphuncle is close to the concave ventral margin, segments broadly expanded, connecting rings thick, bullettes identifiable.


Phragmoceratidae

Tubiferoceras is similar to Phragmocreas except that the dorsal expansion of the aperture sits on a tubular extension and the shell is straighter and more rapidly expanding.

Pristeroceras differs from Phragmoceras in having a crenulated margin to the aperture. Phragmocerina is less compressed than Phragmoceras but with a similar aperture and like Phragmoceras is endogastric in the early stages but becomes straight in the later.

Endoplectoceras is similar to Protophragmoceras except the shell is more slender and has faint trochoidal coiling.

Sthenoceras has a fairly large, smooth endogastric shell, more strongly curved in the early stages, aperture that is only slightly contracted, and siphuncle with variably expanded segments and small bulletes.

Contemporary cephalopods include oncocerids, barrandeocerids, orthocerids, and actinocerids.

  * Rousseau H. Flower & Curt Teichert, 1957. The Cephalopod Order Discosorida, Mollusca Art. 6, University of Kansas Paleontological Contributions.
  * Teichert C. 1964. Nautiloidea-Discosorida, Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology, Part K, Nautiloidea. Geological Society of America.
  * Sweet, W.C. 1964. Nautiloidea-Oncocerida, Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology,Part K Nautiloidea. GSA


Tropidophis pilsbryi

Tropidophis pilsbryi, commonly known as Pilsbry's dwarf boaCuban white-necked dwarf boa, is a species of snake in the family Tropidophiidae.endemic to Cuba.

Etymology

Both the specific name, pilsbryi, and one of the common names, Pilsbry's dwarf boa, are in honor of American malacologist Henry Augustus Pilsbry.

Subspecies

Two subspecies are recognized, including the nominate subspecies:

  * Tropidophis pilsbryi pilsbryi Bailey, 1937 – eastern Cuba
  * Tropidophis pilsbryi galacelidus Schwartz & Garrido, 1975 – central Cuba

Taxonomy

In 2002 Hedges elevated the subspecies T. p. galacelidus to a full species, T. galacelidus.

Description

Males of T. p. pilsbryi grow to a snout–vent length (SVL) of 295 mm (11.6 in), and females grow to 260 mm (10 in) SVL.T. p. galacelidus can get larger, with a snout–vent length of 187 mm (7.4 in) in males, but 405 mm (15.9 in) SVL in females.

Reproduction

T. pilsbryi is viviparous.


Tropidophis pilsbryi

T. pilsbryi is viviparous.

  * Bailey JR (1937). "A review of some recent Tropidophis material". Proc. New England Zoöl. Club 16: 41–52. (Tropidophis maculatus pilsbryi, new subspecies, p. 42).
  * Hedges SB (2002). "Morphological variation and the definition of species in the snake genus Tropidophis (Serpentes: Tropidophiidae) from eastern Cuba". Bull. Nat. Hist. Mus. London (Zool.) 68 (2): 83–90.
  * Schwartz A, Henderson RW (1991). Amphibians and Reptiles of the West Indies: Descriptions, Distributions, and Natural History. Gainesville, Florida: University of Florida Press. 714 pp. ISBN 978-0813010496. (Tropidophis pilsbryi, p. 641).
  * Schwartz A, Thomas R (1975). A Check-list of West Indian Amphibians and Reptiles. Carnegie Museum of Natural History Special Publication No. 1. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Carnegie Museum of Natural History. 216 pp. (Tropidophis pilsbryi, p. 195).


Sir Robert Williams

Sir Robert Williams may refer to:

  * Sir Robert Williams, 2nd Baronet (c. 1627–1678), MP for Carnarvonshire, 1656–1658, and for Carnarvon Boroughs, 1659
  * Sir Robert Williams, 9th Baronet (1764–1830) of Penryn, MP for Carnarvonshire, 1790–1826, and for Beaumaris, 1826–1831
  * Sir Robert Williams, 1st Baronet, of Bridehead (1848–1943), Conservative Member of Parliament for West Dorset, 1895–1922
  * Sir Robert Williams, 1st Baronet, of Park (1860–1938), Scottish mining engineer, explorer of Africa, and railway developer
  * Robert Williams (disambiguation)


Svetlana Bukareva

Svetlana Sergeyevna Bukareva (Russian: Светлана Сергеевна Букарёва, born 25 June 1981)figure skater. She is the 1996 Ondrej Nepela Memorial champion and the 1999 ISU Junior Grand Prix Final bronze medalist.

Bukareva formerly coached Anna Ovcharova and Kristina Zaseeva.

Competitive highlights

           International
Event                                 1996–97  1997–98  1998–99  99–2000
Nebelhorn Trophy                                                 WD
Nepela Memorial                       1st
       International: Junior
JGP Final                                                        3rd
JGP Bulgaria                                   4th
JGP Croatia                                                      2nd
JGP Netherlands                                                  5th
              National
Russian Championships                 10th     12th     9th      7th
Russian Junior Champ.                                            6th
JGP: Junior Grand Prix; WD: Withdrew