This group embarked on a marvelous, mischievous mission, which was to relate this important information to the fellow inhabitants of Earth. The team, often called amongst its members “Team Deliverance,” had to work together to produce the site, which you are viewing now. We faced many challenges, which we often called “mountains,” and we learned how to overcome these “mountains.” We knew the greatest mountain of all, Mt. Everest, which was, “How we were to set aside our heritages and differences to produce this awesome, nay, incredible web site?” To produce this site, we had to set aside our differences such as: John H.’s “slowness,” Harrison’s “unknowing ways,” Charlie’s “stubborn ways,” and John B.’s “ways of communication”. But yet, our differences helped us as well. Everyone had a different perspective, and each was well respected. These respected perspectives helped “mold” this site from a bunch of Play-Doh® to a vast, beautiful creation. Team members’ backgrounds and opinions helped us become better as a whole. One of the most important perspectives was from James (whom we call Fonzi, because everyone loves him). James once attended our school, but he recently moved away. His perspectives from Mississippi were obtained from communication through a blog. These were some of the many ways we used others’ ideas to help create our site, to a global perspective of course!