http://web.mac.com/reaofsun/Rea_of_Sun/e-Mission_Overview_/e-Mission_Overview_.html This Podcast is a description of the Operation Montserrat e-Mission. <br/>For general information on other e-Missions go to http://e-missions.net/<br/><br/> iWeb 2.0.2 60 no This Podcast is a description of the Operation Montserrat e-Mission. For general information on other e-Missions go to http://e-missions.net/ This Podcast is a description of the Operation Montserrat e-Mission. For general information on other e-Missions go to http://e-missions.net/ en http://web.mac.com/reaofsun/Rea_of_Sun/e-Mission_Overview_/Entries/2007/10/8_Operation__Montserrat_Overview_podcast.html d9c39c73-560c-41fb-a292-f7136a2a5143 Mon, 8 Oct 2007 23:39:42 -0400 <a href="http://web.mac.com/reaofsun/Rea_of_Sun/Media/Oper.%20Montserrat%20podcast.m4a"><img src="http://web.mac.com/reaofsun/Rea_of_Sun/e-Mission_Overview_/Media/72,0,288,28887cd19dc_c55ffadd_a1142dad_1.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:157px; height:157px;"/></a>e-Mission: Operation Montserrat is based on a real historical event. The volcano on the normally tranquil island of Montserrat has come to life. As flaming pebbles and lava begin their devastation, emergency response teams learn a hurricane is approaching. Using real-time hurricane and seismic data, teams of student specialists assist Mission Control in saving the residents from certain destruction. <br/><br/>These photos are from the mission which a group from Ridley Middle School complete at the DCIU. <br/>Many thanks to the teachers who taught the various aspects of the unit: Mr. D. Bakey who taught the history and geography of Montserrat, Mrs. D. Callahan who taught the math to do the Volcanic calculations, Miss H. Hassinger who completed all of the informational readings in her reading class. <br/><br/><a href="http://e-missions.net/om">http://e-missions.net/om</a><br/><br/><br/> no Sue Iannacci 00:03:30 e-Mission: Operation Montserrat is based on a real historical event. The volcano on the normally tranquil island of Montserrat has come to life. As flaming pebbles and lava begin their devastation, emergency response teams learn a hurricane is approaching e-Mission: Operation Montserrat is based on a real historical event. The volcano on the normally tranquil island of Montserrat has come to life. As flaming pebbles and lava begin their devastation, emergency response teams learn a hurricane is approaching. Using real-time hurricane and seismic data, teams of student specialists assist Mission Control in saving the residents from certain destruction. These photos are from the mission which a group from Ridley Middle School complete at the DCIU. Many thanks to the teachers who taught the various aspects of the unit: Mr. D. Bakey who taught the history and geography of Montserrat, Mrs. D. Callahan who taught the math to do the Volcanic calculations, Miss H. Hassinger who completed all of the informational readings in her reading class. http://e-missions.net/om