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When weather changed history / Madacy Entertainment ; The Weather Channel, Inc. Videorecording

Material type: TextPublication details: St. Laurent, Quebec : Madacy Home Video, ©2008.Description: 5 videodiscs (approximately 9 hr.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. 1 booklet (43 pages ; 19 cm)ISBN:
  • 0778627950
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • QC855
Contents:
Disc 1: Rescue from the South Pole (2007) / (producer, Greg Scott ; editor, Emil Enev) -- Battle of the Bulge (2008) / (producer/director, Scott Alexander ; editors, Karl Gustave, Scott Alexander). Disc 2: Challenger (2008) / (producer, Kristen Simony; editor, Alberto Mendez) -- Race to Nome (2008) / (producer/director, Stacy Robinson; editor, Emil Enev). Disc 3: The Great Mississippi Flood (2008) / (producer, Sarah Pagura ; editors, Karl Gustave, Alberto Mendez) -- Rescue swimmers (2008) / (producer, Greg Scott; editor, Evan Spence). Disc 4: Potomac Crash (2008) / (writer/producer, Laura Alper; editor, Marilyn Joy) -- Crash of Delta 191(2008) / (writer/producer, Joan Tortorici Ruppert; editors, Gloria Almada-Russell, Karl Gustave). Disc 5: Operation Eagle Claw (2007) / (writers/producers, David Garte, Kayla McCormick; editors, Alberto Mendez, Brendan Murphy, Karl Gustave, Monica Kowalski) -- Storm stories: Navy typhoon (2003) / (writer/producer, Anne Johnsos; editor, Emil Enev) -- Storm stories: The forgotten hurricane (2003) / (writer/producer, Anne Johnsos; editor, Tony Wise) -- Storm stories: Battlefield Iraq: Combating the weather (2004) / (writer/producer, Lance Isamu Hori; editor, Emil Enev) -- Storm stories: D-Day (2004) / (writer/producer, Anne Jonsos; editor, Emil Enev) -- Bonus feature: Highlights: Hurrican season 2004-2005.
Production credits:
  • Original score, Jim Gaynor.
Narrator, Norm Woodel.Summary: Explores the moments when the forces of weather intertwine with the forces of human nature to change the course of events. These weather-influenced experiences come from the fields of politics, exploration, the military, sports, entertainment, and more.
Item type: Audiovisual Item
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Judith Thomas Library Audio-Visuals Audio-Visual RNM39 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) AV86 Available

Originally broadcast on the Weather Channel (2003-2008).
Booklet includes weather memories of Weather Channel experts.
Special feature: highlights of hurricane seasons 2004 & 2005.

Disc 1: Rescue from the South Pole (2007) / (producer, Greg Scott ; editor, Emil Enev) --
Battle of the Bulge (2008) / (producer/director, Scott Alexander ; editors, Karl Gustave, Scott Alexander). Disc 2: Challenger (2008) / (producer, Kristen Simony; editor, Alberto Mendez) --
Race to Nome (2008) / (producer/director, Stacy Robinson; editor, Emil Enev). Disc 3: The Great Mississippi Flood (2008) / (producer, Sarah Pagura ; editors, Karl Gustave, Alberto Mendez) --
Rescue swimmers (2008) / (producer, Greg Scott; editor, Evan Spence). Disc 4: Potomac Crash (2008) / (writer/producer, Laura Alper; editor, Marilyn Joy) --
Crash of Delta 191(2008) / (writer/producer, Joan Tortorici Ruppert; editors, Gloria Almada-Russell, Karl Gustave). Disc 5: Operation Eagle Claw (2007) / (writers/producers, David Garte, Kayla McCormick; editors, Alberto Mendez, Brendan Murphy, Karl Gustave, Monica Kowalski) --
Storm stories: Navy typhoon (2003) / (writer/producer, Anne Johnsos; editor, Emil Enev) --
Storm stories: The forgotten hurricane (2003) / (writer/producer, Anne Johnsos; editor, Tony Wise) --
Storm stories: Battlefield Iraq: Combating the weather (2004) / (writer/producer, Lance Isamu Hori; editor, Emil Enev) --
Storm stories: D-Day (2004) / (writer/producer, Anne Jonsos; editor, Emil Enev) --
Bonus feature: Highlights: Hurrican season 2004-2005.

Original score, Jim Gaynor.

Narrator, Norm Woodel.

Explores the moments when the forces of weather intertwine with the forces of human nature to change the course of events. These weather-influenced experiences come from the fields of politics, exploration, the military, sports, entertainment, and more.