During March I visited the U.S. Midway aircraft carrier. There were over 30 fighter jets, helicopters and vintage aircraft on the deck and in the bay. It took about five hours to go through all the decks and read about the battles, airplanes and missions the Midway saw while in service.
A few days later I visited the Air and Space Museum in Balboa Park where they had one of the 12 existing SR-71 Black Birds and a space capsule along with about 100 other aircraft.
On another day I went through the San Diego Zoo, the Photography Museum, The Museum of Man, The Science Museum.
My first fact finding mission to L.A. was to a presentation by Richard Gage of
Architects for 9/11 Truth and Steven Jones of
Scholars for 9/11 Truth and Justice. Both organizations now have hundreds of Engineers, Professors and Researchers that have signed on a supporting members. There were about 1,500 people at the 9/11 Truth presentation.
Why do I care about the 9/11 truth movement? At first I was board of my computer job and thought what could I do outside, travel and make some money? Hummm... well I could catch Osama Bin Laden. Anyway I was thinking well I'll just find out where this guy lived in the past contact some old friends of his and do the job myself.
Then after a little research I found many New Yorkers and other concerned citizens questioned the official accounts around 9/11 most shocking were structural engineers, figher fighters and first responders claiming that explosives were already planted in the buildings before the planes hit. Professor Steven Jones a Physics professor at BYU, recently retired, has found the chemical signature of Thermate in the dust of the world trade center wreckage. Steven Jones has stood up for what he found against threats and after loosing his job. After having his findings verified by other researchers I feel it warrants a more though look into 9/11 given the findings of explosives that were planted in the buildings before the planes crashed into them.
"In the beginning of change, the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for it then costs nothing to be a patriot."
Second fact finding mission of the month. I drove up to L.A. on two different occasions first was to see a device that claimed to enhance your vehicles gas burning engine with hydrogen allowing you to get 50% better gas millage. The image below shows the device disassembled. When assembled it screws onto a mason jar full of water and when the car is started the cables connected to the battery charge the coils bubbling Hydrogen out of the water that evaporates into a gas and flows out the tube into the carborator supposedly making the air that mixes with the gas Hydrogen rich and more explosive when mixed with the gas so less gas in needed. the guy had tools to adjust how lean the car ran he may be onto something that we could all drive around running our cars lean on gas. Either way I plan to buy a kit and enhance my air intake with the hydrogen device if it could add one mile per gallon in the RV that would be almost a 20% increase.
www.water4gas.com.
We spent the last few weeks of March at Campland on the Bay in Pacific Beach just a little north of downtown San Diego and Silver Strand State Park on Coronodo Island across the bay from downtown San Diego. Some of the highlights of the past two weeks were the sunsets on the beach, a concert by Candlebox at the House of Blues downtown, the Science Center in Balboa Park, playing Starfares and riding motorcycles with a local sport bike club. I spent over a week getting through the book John Adams by David-McCullough and found it better than 1776 also by David-McCullough that I finished last month. I found Thomas Jefferson to be most interesting as he is mentioned in both books as a constant over consumer that seemed to impress and capture the hearts of all he came in contact with. 
