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Scary godmother [videorecording] : Halloween spooktakular / by Norton, Ezekiel.; Thompson, Jill,1966-Scary godmother.; Anchor Bay Entertainment, Inc.(CARDINAL)340087;
Music, Bob Buckley ; lead animator/technical director, Corey Barnard.Voices: Garry Chalk, Noel Callahan, Alex Dodok, Brittney Irvine, Brit McKillup, Danny McKinnon, Scott McNeil, Adam Pospisil, Tabitha St. Germain.When Hannah-Marie's cousin tries to ditch her in the basement of a spooky house while trick-or-treating, she is rescued by her Scary Godmother and whisked away to the best Halloween party ever.MPAA rating: Not rated.DVD ; anamorphic widescreen (1.77:1) presentation ; Dolby surround 2.0.
Subjects: Animated television programs.; Animated television programs; DVD-Video discs, Juvenile.; Halloween; Television programs for children; Animated television programs.; Ghosts; Halloween; Haunted houses; Scary Godmother (Fictitious character); Television programs.;
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Popeye's voyage [videorecording] The quest for Pappy / by Barnard, Corey.; Bates, Kathy,1948-; Kliesch, Kevin,1970-; Mothersbaugh, Mark.; Norton, Ezekiel.; St. Germain, Tabitha.; West, Billy.; Whiting, Sanders.; Family Home Entertainment (Firm); Lions Gate Home Entertainment.;
Supervising animator, Corey Barnard ; original music, Mark Mothersbaugh, Kevin Kliesch ; production designer, Walter P. Martishius.Voices: Billy West, Kathy Bates, Tabitha St. Germain, Sanders Whiting.Join Popeye, Bluto, Olive Oyl and Swee' Pea in their adventure as they search for Popeye's Pappy.DVD; Dolby digital.
Subjects: Popeye (Fictitious character); Adventure stories.; Animated films.; Voyages and travels;
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Barbie 10 movie classic princess collection [videorecording] / by Lau, William,director.; Nichele, Gino,director.; Norton, Zeke,1970-director.; Lloyd, Karen J.,director.; Hurley, Owen,director.; Richardson, Greg,director.; Helten, Conrad,director.; Ruby, Cliff,writer.(CARDINAL)393125; Lesser, Elana,writer.(CARDINAL)393126; Handler, Ruth,writer.(CARDINAL)385406; Allen, Elise,writer.(CARDINAL)473466; Rocky, Kati,writer.(CARDINAL)610509; Hohlfeld, Brian,writer.(CARDINAL)405019; Wolfram, Amy,writer.(CARDINAL)427047; Sheridan, Kelly,actor.; Lyons, Melissa,actor.(CARDINAL)795967; Stevens, Julie,actor.; Ladden, Cassidy,actor.; Kaarina, Diana,actor.; Banks, Morwenna,actor.; Oliver, Nicole,actor.; McDonald, Brittany,actor.; Ball, Ashleigh,1984-actor.(CARDINAL)346885; Huston, Anjelica,actor.(CARDINAL)733454; Summer, Cree,actor.; Hildreth, Mark,1978-actor.; Grammer, Kelsey,1955-actor.(CARDINAL)355531; Barr, Kathleen,actor.; Lindbjerg, Lalainia,actor.; Cummer, Anna,1977-actor.; Metzger, Kelly,actor.; Curry, Tim,actor.(CARDINAL)768967; Tozer, Kira,actor.(CARDINAL)789310; Petriw, Adrian,1987-actor.; St. Germain, Tabitha,actor.(CARDINAL)346884; Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (Firm),distributor.(CARDINAL)340102;
Barbie as the princess and the pauper -- Barbie & the diamond castle -- Barbie princess charm school -- Barbie and the secret door -- Barbie Rapunzel -- Barbie of Swan Lake -- Barbie and the magic of Pegasus -- Barbie presents Thumbelina -- Barbie and the three musketeers -- Barbie a fashion fairytale.Directors, William Lau, Gino Nichele, Ezekiel Norton, Karen J. Lloyd, Owen Hurley, Greg Richardson, Conrad Helten ; Writers, Cliff Ruby, Elana Lesser, Ruth Handler, Elise Allen, Kati Rocky, Brian Hohlfeld, Amy Wolfram.Cast, Kelly Sheridan, Melissa Lyons, Julie Stevens, Cassidy Ladden, Diana Kaarina, Morwenna Banks, Nicole Oliver, Brittany McDonald, Ashleigh Ball, Anjelica Huston, Cree Summer, Mark Hildreth, Kelsey Grammer, Kathleen Barr, Lalainia Lindbjerg, Anna Cummer, Kelly Metzger, Tim Curry, Kira Tozer, Adrian Petriw, Tabita St. Germain.Be whisked away to Barbie's enchanting and musical world in this 10-movie collection that features four exciting princess stories and six classic tales. Barbie transforms into a host of lovable characters and faces magical adventures as the first female Musketeer, Rapunzel, and so much more. With music, charm, and wonderful storytelling, this collection is sure to be a family favorite for years to come.MPAA rating: Not Rated.DVD, region 1, NTSC, widescreen presentation (1.78:1), Dolby Digital 5.1.
Subjects: Children's films.; Barbie (Fictitious character); Princesses;
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Popeye's voyage :the quest for Pappy [videorecording] /
Voices: Kathy Bates, Tabitha St. Germain, Billy West.Popeye, Olive, and Bluto search for Popye's lost Pappy.MPAA rating: Not rated.DVD, Dolby digital stereo.
Subjects: Animated films.; Children's films.; Fathers and sons; Feature films.; Popeye (Fictitious character); Fathers and sons.;
For private home use only.
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Johnson's Wonder-working providence, 1628-1651 / by Johnson, Edward,1599?-1672.(CARDINAL)182873; Jameson, J. Franklin(John Franklin),1859-1937.(CARDINAL)127573;
Book I. The sad condition of old England. The call of Christ's people to New England; their churches -- The demeanor of their church officers -- The demeanor of the people -- Their civil government; the maintenance of the first table -- Their care for warlike discipline -- Their liberty; their charter; their means -- The Massachusetts Indians -- The pestilence -- The men of Plymouth and the Indians -- John Endicott -- The settlement of Salem -- The founding of the Salem church; Mr. Higginson and Mr. Skelton -- The glorious beginnings of a thorough church reformation -- The farewell to England --- The cost of the peopling of New England -- God's providence in transporting his people safely -- An exhortation to the advancing of the kingdom of Christ -- Providences in deliverance from perils of waters -- The arrival of Winthrop's fleet; the old planters -- The first elections, 1630; the death of Isaac Johnson and others ; The gathering of the church of Charlestown-Boston; Mr. Wilson ; The church and town of Dorchester; Mr. Maverick ; The church and town of Boston ; The church and town of Roxbury; Mr. Eliot ; The church and town of Lynn; Mr. Batchellor -- The church and town of Watertown; Mr. Phillips -- The trials of the wilderness; Governor John Winthrop re-elected, 1631 -- The Lord's protection of his people from the Indians; the small pox -- The elections of 1632; Deputy Governor Thomas Dudley -- Mr. James of Charlestown -- Mr. Weld of Roxbury -- Mr. Wilson of Boston; his return -- The elections of 1633; Mr. Increase Nowell -- Supplies in time of need -- Arrival of Mr. Haynes, Mr. Stone, and Mr. John Cotton -- The church and town of Newtown or Cambridge; Mr. Hooker -- The elections of 1634; Mr. Stone -- The escape of Mr. Norton and Mr. Shepard from England -- The church and town of Ipswich; Mr. Nathaniel Ward -- The arrival of Mr. Bellingham and Mr. Lothrop -- The church and town of Newbury; Mr. Noyes and Mr. Parker -- The arrival of Mr. Symmes -- The elections of 1635 -- The arrival of Sir Henry Vane and Sir Richard Saltonstall -- Of Mr. Harlakenden and of eleven ministers; Mr. Norton -- Mr. Richard Mather -- The founding of Connecticut -- The gathering of the second Cambridge church; Mr. Shepard -- The arrival of Mr. Hugh Peters -- The church and town of Concord; Mr. Bulkley -- The laborious work of planting it; Mr. Jones -- The church and town of Hingham; Mr. Hobart -- The arrival of Mr. Thomas Flint, Mr. Carter, and others -- The elections of 1636; Mr. Fenwick's plantation -- Mr. Partridge of Duxbury; Mr. Nathaniel Rogers of Ipswich -- Mr. Whiting of Lynn -- Satan raises enemies against Christ's people -- Justification by faith; Mr. Cotton -- The magnifying of free grace -- The gainsaying of Mrs. Hutchinson -- The shallowness of the Erronists -- They slight the ordinances of Christ -- They disturb the churches -- The distress of a poor soul landing at this time -- The New England churches prone neither to heresy nor to tyranny -- The elections of 1637 -- The form of civil government in New England -- Mr. Simon Bradstreet -- The principal deputies --Book II. The beginning of the Pequot War. The Lord delivers his people from error; the calling of the synod -- Prosperity in outward things -- The Lord preserves his people from Morton and the bishops -- The malignancy of the English prelates and their downfall -- The embassy to Canonicus -- The insolence of the Pequots -- The march against them; the ministers' exhortations -- The destruction of the Pequots -- The assemblage of the synod -- Four sorts of men who might profitably have attended -- The disarming of dangerous heretics; excommunication of some -- The planting of the colony of New Haven -- Mr. John Davenport -- Mr. Theophilus Eaton; Mr. Hopkins -- The church and town of Dedham; Mr. Allen -- The church and town of Weymouth -- The elections of 1638 -- The establishment of a printing press -- The church and town of Rowley; Mr. Ezekiel Rogers and Mr. Miller -- The earthquake; the banishment of the Erronists -- Their bad end -- Mr. John Harvard and Harvard College -- The elections of 1639; the church and town of Hampton; Mr. Dalton -- The church and town of Salisbury; Mr. Worcester - Mr. Knowles added to the church of Watertown -- Sad accident at Boston -- The elections of 1640; the arrival of Mr. Burr and Mr. Rayner -- Of other ministers -- The planting of Long Island -- The church and town of Sudbury; Mr. Brown -- The church and town of Braintree; Mr. Thompson and Mr. Flint -- The desire of the promotion of learning -- The founding of Harvard College -- Hopeful plants raised up therein -- President Dunster -- The elections of 1641 -- The church and town of Gloucester; Mr. Blinman -- The church and town of Dover -- Sundry misguided persons sail for the isle of Providence -- The elections of 1642; the fall in the price of cattle -- The prosperity of New England -- The founding of the town of Woburn -- The gathering of the church -- The church covenant -- The ordination of Mr. Thomas Carter -- The elections of 1643; the New England confederation -- The struggle between Miantonomoh and Uncas -- The death of Miantonomoh -- The outrageous conduct of the Gortonists -- Their punishment -- The elections of 1644; the church and town of Reading; Mr. Green -- The church and town of Wenham; Mr. Fisk -- Military precautions and arrangements -- The military commanders -- The fortifications --Book III. The elections of 1645. The church and town of Haverhill; Mr. John Ward -- The sons of Canonicus overawed -- The church and town of Springfield; Mr. Moxon -- Fasting and prayer for the brethren in England -- The elections of 1646; the petition of Dr. Child and others -- The mission of Winslow -- The second synod of Cambridge; the Cambridge platform -- The images of the sun -- The compiling of the laws of 1648 -- The elections of 1647; the rise of manufactures -- The elections of 1648; the church and town of Andover -- The church and town of Malden -- The North Church of Boston -- The death of Winthrop and other eminent persons -- Other disasters -- The elections of 1650 -- Of 1651; Special providences -- Verses on God's dealings with his New England people -- The preaching of Christ to the Indians -- Ministers sent to the godly in Virginia -- Judgments following their expulsion -- The church in the Bermudas -- The time of the fall of Antichrist -- Concluding verses on God's wonder-working providence.
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Black Americans in Congress, 1870-2007 / by United States.Congress.House.Committee on House Administration.(CARDINAL)148427; United States.Congress.House.Office of History and Preservation.(CARDINAL)282583;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Introduction: Shared experiences of black Americans in Congress -- The historiography of black Americans in Congress -- PART 1. FORMER BLACK-AMERICAN MEMBERS. "The Fifteenth Amendment in flesh and blood": The symbolic generation of black Americans in Congress, 1870-1887 -- Reconstruction's new order -- Freedmen's Bureau -- Pre-Congressional experience: slavery, education, professional background -- Crafting an identity: the Republican Party and black representation; elections; contested elections -- Washington experience -- Legislative interests: committee assignments; Ku Klux Klan and amnesty acts -- Civil Rights Bill of 1875 -- Rolling back civil rights -- Statistics charts: Congressional service for black Americans first elected, 1870-1886 -- Party divisions in the House of Representatives, 41st-49th congresses (1869-1887) -- Party divisions in the Senate, 41st-49th congresses (1869-1887) -- Contested election cases in the House: 1789-1901 -- Contested election cases in the House: 1856-1901 -- Hiram Rhodes Revels -- Joseph Hayne Rainey -- Jefferson Franklin Long -- Robert Carlos De Large -- Robert Brown Elliott -- Benjamin Sterling Turner -- Josiah Thomas Walls -- Richard Harvey Cain -- John Roy Lynch -- Alonzo Jacob Ransier -- James Thomas Rapier -- Blanche Kelso Bruce -- Jeremiah Haralson -- John Adams Hyman -- Charles Edmund Nash -- Robert Smalls -- James Edward O'Hara -- "The Negroes' temporary farewell": Jim Crow and the exclusion of African Americans from Congress, 1887-1929 -- Shifting Republican focus -- Elections: disfranchisement/disenfranchisement -- "Packing" and "cracking" black majority districts -- Fusion -- Black political rivalries -- Legislative interests: Monetary, economic, and foreign policy issues -- Federal elections bill -- Early Congressional anti-lynching campaign -- Reduction -- Historical legacy -- A generation lost -- Segregationist legislation and the rise of the NAACP -- WWI and the great migration -- Anti-lynching legislation renewed -- Reduction redux -- Power of the Southern Bloc in Congress -- Party realignment.FORMER MEMBERS, 1887-1929: Henry Plummer Cheatham -- John Mercer Langston -- Thomas Ezekiel Miller -- George Washington Murray -- George Henry White -- Keeping the faith: African Americans return to Congress, 1929-1970 -- Longevity and seniority -- Party realignment and the New Deal -- The limits of New Deal reform -- WW2 -- Postwar foreign policy and African-American civil rights -- The Civil Rights Movement and the 2nd Reconstruction, 1945-1968 -- Civil Rights Act of 1957 -- Civil Rights Act of 1964 -- Voting Rights Act of 1965 -- Civil Rights Act of 1968 -- Crafting an Institutional Identity: Confronting racism -- Speaking out against segregation -- FORMER MEMBERS, 1929-1970: Oscar Stanton De Priest -- Arthur Wergs Mitchell -- William Levi Dawson -- Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. -- Charles Coles Diggs, Jr. -- Robert Nelson Cornelius Nix, Sr. -- Augustus Freeman (Gus) Hawkins -- Edward William Brooke III -- Shirley A. Chisholm -- William Lacy (Bill) Clay, Sr. -- Louis Stokes -- George Washington Collins -- Permanent interests: The expansion, organization, and rising influence of African Americans in Congress, 1971-2007 -- Civil rights activism -- Creation and evolution of the Congressional Black Caucus -- Institution advancement -- Member characteristics: electoral longevity -- Seniority and leadership posts -- Legislative interests -- Economic opportunity -- District of Columbia -- Conflicting interests -- Commemorative legislation -- Foreign policy: Africa and apartheid -- Crafting an identity on Capitol Hill -- Conflicting imperatives: black interests vs party agenda -- Investigations, corruption, and race -- Redistricting and "deracialization": opportunities and limits.FORMER MEMBERS, 1971-2007: Ronald V. Dellums -- Ralph Harold Metcalfe -- Parren James Mitchell -- Walter Edward Fauntroy -- Yvonne Brathwaite Burke -- Barbara Jordan -- Andrew Jackson Young, Jr. -- Cardiss Collins -- Harold Eugene Ford, Sr. -- Julian Carey Dixon -- Melvin Herbert Evans -- William Herbert Gray, III -- George Thomas (Mickey) Leland -- Bennett McVey Stewart -- George William Crockett, Jr. -- Mervyn Malcolm Dymally -- Gus Savage -- Harold Washington -- Katie Beatrice Hall -- Major Robert Odell Owens -- Alan Dupree Wheat -- Charles Arthur Hayes -- Alton R. Waldon, Jr. -- Alphonso Michael (Mike) Espy -- Floyd Harold Flake -- -- Kweisi Mfume -- Craig Anthony Washington -- Barbara-Rose Collins -- Gary A. Franks -- Lucien Edward Blackwell -- Eva M. Clayton -- Cleo Fields -- Earl Frederick Hilliard -- Cynthia Ann McKinney -- Carrie P. Meek -- Carol Moseley-Braun -- Mel Reynolds -- Walter R. Tucker, III -- Victor O. Frazer -- Julius Caesar (J. C.) Watts, Jr. -- Juanita Millender-McDonald -- Julia May Carson -- Harold Ford., Jr. -- Frank W. Ballance, Jr. -- Denise L. Majette.PT. 2. CURRENT BLACK-AMERICAN MEMBERS. Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. -- Corrine Brown -- G. K. Butterfield -- Donna M. Christensen -- William L. Clay, Jr. -- Emanuel Cleaver, II -- James E. Clyburn -- John Conyers, Jf. -- Elijah E. Cummings -- Artur Davis -- Danny K. Davis -- Chaka Fattah -- Al Green -- Alcee Hastings -- Jesse Jackson, Jr. -- Sheila Jackson Lee -- William J. Jefferson -- Eddie Bernice Johnson -- Stephanie Tubbs Jones -- Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick -- Barbara Lee -- John Lewis -- Kendrick B. Meek -- Gregory W. Meeks -- Gwendolynne S. (Gwen) Moore -- Eleanor Holmes Norton -- Barack Obama -- Donald M. Payne -- Charles B. Rangel -- Bobby L. Rush -- David Scott -- Robert C. Scott -- Bennie Thompson -- Edolphus Towns -- Maxine Waters -- Diane Edith Watson -- Melvin L. Watt -- Albert R. Wynn -- Yvette Clarke -- Keith Ellison -- Hank Johnson -- Laura Richardson -- Black-American representatives and senators by congress, 1870-2007 -- Black members' committee assignments (standing, joint, select) in the U.S. House and Senate, 1870-2007 -- Black Americans who have chaired congressional committees, 1977-2007 -- Black Americans in party leadership positions, 1977-2007 -- Congressional black caucus chairmen and chairwomen, 1971-2007 -- Constitutional amendments and major civil rights acts of congress referenced in the text.
Subjects: Biographies.; United States. Congress; African American legislators;
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