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A mysterious, window-rattling shaking woke up San Diego residents on April 4. Unknowncountry.com reported that the same thing happened in the same area in the past and we think we know the cause: global warming.

An earthquake was quickly eliminated as the cause of the recent shaking. Despite the fact that the Navy uses Warning Area 291 for training exercises, the military claims that none of their planes were flying at supersonic speeds that day. Researchers say the shaking was caused by a low-frequency sound wave that traveled from the ocean to the desert. Local scientists at the Scripps Institute have found records of 76 similar sound quakes in the last 3 years.
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While the US government hesitates to take action against global warming for fear it will hurt business, Canada, our neighbor to the north, is way ahead of us. There are important ways that an individual can help stop global warming.

Some individual states are suing the federal government over global warming pollution from power plants under the misleadingly named Clear Skies initiative. All this may change very soon, despite the current administration?s pro-business stance, since insurance companies are complaining about how hurricanes like Katrina are squeezing their profits. And there are surprising ways that YOU can help stem the effects of global warming.
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It took a few hours, but the code Mr. Justice Smith embeddedin his ruling in the DaVinci Code case has been cracked. Thecipher reads, “Smithy Code Jackie Fisher who are youDreadnought.” This is a reference to Admiral Jackie Fisherwho was responsible for the great British battleship theDreadnought, which was launched a hundred years ago. JusticeSmith believes that Fisher, who modernized the British navy,has been overlooked by history. The code was based on theFibonacci number system, and contained a typographical errorto add to the difficulty.
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On Monday, Comet 73P/Schwassmann Wachmann 3 broke in two, and now it is breaking up into smaller pieces as it headstoward the sun. There have been recent internet predictionsthat a large fragment of this comet would strike the earthon May 25, but in a new UPDATE, NASA says this will NOThappen. However, it is possible that meteor showers couldresult if earth passes through the dust cloud surroundingthe comet.
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