Date of sighting: April 22, 2011 Location of sighting: Hillside Cemetery, Reno, Nevada, USA
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"On the evening of 4-22-11 at 9:17 pm, myself and two others were at Hillside Cemetery in Reno Nevada taking pictures trying capture ghost orbs during a ghost hunt. In the picture provided, it struck me that ghost orbs can have striking similarities with UFO shapes."
"I noticed how the orbs seems to be aligned in a flying formation and had holes in the middle of them, much like the UFO video that NASA took of UFO's floating in orbit around the copper electrodynamic tether that was released from the shuttle after the experiment years ago. I was wondering if these ghost orbs have any connection with UFO's? Instead of photographing ghost orbs, are we actually seeing UFO's capture by our camera? I was wondering if anyone else out there has seen anything like this, or thinks there is a connection to these two phenomena? Please study the photo provided and see what you think." --------------------- Yes orbs are UFOs or probes from them.
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Date of sighting: May 3, 2011 Location of sighting: Reno, Nevada, USA
Classic flying saucer!
White UFO being followed by grey UFO.
Full photo below, click on it to enlarge.
I am reposting this sighting because the eyewitness has emailed me and sent me some new photos that were not in the MUFON report because a second UFO is seen in three of them and a third UFO is seen in one of them.
As I looked over his new photos, a grey disk was in the upper right corner of one. It looked like a classic flying saucer and the most common seen. The eyewitness M.M. told me he didn't see it when he first took the photos, but noticed when he got home. He also said he didn't see the grey disk in any other photos. He sent me some photos I went through and I did notice near the white UFO was a grey UFO. So the eyewitness did photograph it more than once.
Eyewitness states:
"I took a couple of pictures and asked people around to confirm what I witnessing. I have a small camera with me everywhere I go. When I took the pictures ,at first did not notice the disc shape object on the top and when I came home and magnified the picture on my computer then I noticed it ! I do not think that anyone noticed/saw it either. This was in bright daylight at about 11:50Am and I had just left my physician's office. The white lightwas not moving for the first few minutes and then started to move and stopped again then all of a sudden it was gone!"
A few days later I (SCW) got in contact with the eyewitness (M.M.) and he stated this:
Below close up. Has grey UFO on far right of photo, looks like tiny white spot.
Same photo Using a heat vision program you can see 3 UFOs!
Two UFOs in below close up.
Below close up, notice the UFO orb in center?
"I stopped two women that were walking by (nurses from the hospital next door to my physician's office) One noticed the bright object right away and the other one said she could not see anything! They were on their way back to their jobs from lunch so had to leave. No one noticed the disk shape object at all. I only noticed it when I came home to my computer and zoomed in. I had an appointment for my annual exam and as I was leaving the building I decided to look at the sky for no specific reason.(it was a nice sunny day with blue sky)."
See the grey UFO at top and white at bottom? One is escorting the other.
Full photo below, click to enlarge.
"No special events that I was aware of in the immediate area."
"I really can not say what the size of the craft was because it was way far up in the sky. I first observed it with naked eye for a minute or two,then started to take the pictures. Then Nothing was out there!!"
"After I got home I sat outside to see if I could see anything else for sometime but, NOTHING. There is FALLON NAVAL STATION (Once Home of Navy Top Gun Fighter Training), 62.8 miles or about 1 hour and 7 minutes of driving time from Reno."
Date of sighting: May 3, 2011 Location of sighting: Reno, Nevada, USA
Eyewitness states:
"I took a couple of pictures and asked people around to confirm what I witnessing. I have a small camera with me everywhere I go. When I took the pictures ,at first did not notice the disc shape object on the top and when I came home and magnified the picture on my computer then I noticed it ! I do not think that anyone noticed/saw it either. This was in bright daylight at about 11:50Am and I had just left my physician's office. The white light was not moving for the first few minutes and then started to move and stopped again then all of a sudden it was gone!"
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UFO Sighting Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Date of sighting: December 9, 2010, 9:40 AM
I was watching the live Las Vegas can and caught this unusual grey metallic object in the far left of one of the screenshots.
This object was there less than 5 minutes because this cam keeps record of the past 2 hours, with one photo every 5 min kept. Although the cam is live and has moving video, I found this one in its archives.
I really wish I had been able to catch this one on live video to see its movement, but then again, It may have moved so quickly that the human eye could not see it. That would mean only the still photo of the even would allow it to be seen. The location of the cam is below. These photos are direct screenshots from the cam and have not been altered in any way. SCW
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Karl Benson, speaking to members of the media via teleconference on Thursday morning (11:30 MST), said that the "selfish" actions of both Nevada and Fresno State have put the WAC conference in an inconvenient position and he expects them to pay for their transgressions.
Okay, it didn't happen exactly like that, but that's pretty close to how things went down.
Benson was not happy that the other big names in his, suddenly, even more irrelevant conference—remember Boise State has already defected to the MWC as well—decided to jump ship without so much as a heads-up.
So, what's next for the WAC? Well, according to Benson, his conference will look at both FCS and FBS schools—UC Davis, Cal Poly, and Sacramento State have all been targeted as "potential candidates". According to Benson, any one of those schools "have components that would allow them to make the move if they decided".
At the moment, though, everything is speculative as it was clear from his comments that he was not prepared for the exodus. He stated, "the other six WAC board members were under the belief that the action taken by the eight schools last Friday indicated a willingness to move this forward knowing the potential outcome would have included BYU and would have stabilized the WAC. On Friday, there was expressed solidarity and four days later there was a departure."
Obviously, Benson lives in la-la land. The demise of the WAC began when Boise State, their most prominent member, decided to move on to the greener pastures of the MWC. That was his first sign that the conference was about to undergo some major changes—he should have known from that point that anything was possible.
The fact that he could be blindsided means that he may have placed a little too much faith in the words of some of the conference's members. After all, in college football, money talks—the WAC isn't offering much in the way of the dollar for schools with bigger aspirations.
Furthermore, once Boise flexed their BCS muscle, it became clear that they had outgrown the friendly (schedule) confines of the WAC—although I'm not sure if they made the right choice by leaving—and they used their current national popularity to gain a spot in a more high-profile conference.
Both Nevada and Fresno State obviously feel that traveling on the coattails of Boise makes them more attractive—especially if you consider Fresno's willingness to play anybody, anytime, anywhere. Shoot, if the Bulldogs actually start winning a few of those big-time OOC games, they could usurp the Broncos at some point.
In case you didn't know, the Broncos athletic director and president have bought into the idea that they are too good to keep playing one-and-done games with teams—they want the respect of return engagements or else they won't entertain the idea of scheduling a BCS caliber team at all—excuse me, must laugh for a moment—I guess if you keep hearing the chant "they're all scared of you" long enough, you actually start to believe it.
Just a little sample of what the Boise State president, Bob Kustra had to say:
"We're doing a study of non-conference scheduling in Division I football. There is a fairly compelling case to be made that the Big Ten, Big 12, SEC and Pac-10 over the years have controlled the scheduling. All the large conferences ... What Gene will tell you, there's an overwhelming number of home games for the big guys but no home-and-home. We've been able to get a home-and-home with Oregon and Oregon State. We want to propose to the NCAA a mandated home-and-home scheduling arrangement for I-A non-conference football games. Why should Boise State go to Georgia, but more than likely they're not going to return it?" (special shout to Get The Picture for link)
Whatever, Boise.
Get a bigger stadium, sell out more than two home games a season (seating capacity is 32,000) and offer a pot that is worth it to a big school who is likely to spend more to come play you, than they will actually make, then complain about not getting any respect.
Anyway... back to Benson.
He's not going to let Nevada or Fresno get away with their defection without facing a stiff penalty. He expects both teams to play out the 2011 season, since they failed to honor the July 1st deadline for notifying the conference of their intent to leave, as well as pay the $5 million penalty for choosing to depart—a check to the conference is expected to be in the mail within 60 days.
Said Benson, "I wish at this time that I would have made it ( the penalty) $20 million."
Poor, Karl. He's, seemingly, fighting a losing battle and, unfortunately for him, there is little hope that anyone will actually give a darn what happens to the WAC at this point. However, on another note, the University of Hawaii's chances of reaching nine wins just increased substantially—for 2011.
Time to bring back the Haka dance, Warriors. You just reclaimed your spot as the most important program in the WAC:
