You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You might even cock-a-doodle-doo. Imagine sixty kids staging a full-scale musical in six days. The film records the emotional highs, lows and in-betweens of more than 250 kids in five communities when Missoula Children’s Theatre, via its signature little red truck, comes to town. It’s magic and mayhem captured through the lens as the kids, under the direction of the two professional tour actor/directors who come with the touring truck, audition, rehearse, mess up, have the occasional meltdown, overcome personal obstacles, learn teamwork, acceptance and commitment, jump for joy, don costumes, and eventually grace the stage for a one-hour performance.
2009 a Potential State of Emergency could exist for Yellowstone National Park which has had over 252 earthquakes in the last five days of 2008. Chris Sanders the President of The Gas Company who is also a geologist has been tracking the possible eruption of this super volcano for the last few months. Now January 1, 2009 Chris is advising that all people visiting and volunteering at Yellowstone National Park leave immediately. The earthquakes could release poisonous gasses that could kill someone or a group in a breathe. “I would rather be wrong than right on this one since this supervolcano once ended life 1.3 million , 2.2 million and 640,000 years ago. It should annihilate a radius over 300 square miles minimum when it goes off. The time is unknown and this report is not meant to bring anyone into a panic. It is a part of a one hour with great gaps of footage out. Plus all of our technology in place is showing magma moving towards the surface causing movement and earthquakes everywhere” More information can be learned at www.usgs.gov – why they have not issued an emergency is why I am posting this video. This is part of a one hour video making it hard to follow. My main concern for Yellowstone right now is poisonous gas.
