Washington DC UFO Sighting near monument, April 30, 2011, Photos.

Washington DC UFO Sighting near monument, April 30, 2011, Photos.

Date of sighting: April 30, 2011
Location of sighting: Washington DC, USA






I have been watching the live internet cam of Washington DC for many months. I thought since 911 has ended any jets from flying anywhere close to the monuments that this would make it easier to catch a UFO and I was right. Sadly the cam only takes a single photo every 5 minutes so I can not determine its flight pattern or direction. You would think the US government would have better cams.



I saw this shot on the cam and quickly took a screenshot of it. It shows a disk like light on the left of the monument. The light is thicker in the center and thinner on its ends.

Click on any photo to enlarge.


This is only a single UFO but back in July 12, 1952 over a dozen glowing white/blue UFOs flew over the same place in Washington DC. Yes, back then it was recorded on film and the video is below. Take a look and don't be too surprised if you never heard of it. Its not like the government wants you to remember these things.

Live Washington DC cam link at:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/mmedia/webcams/eyeondc.htm







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UFO Sighting over Washington Monument on Feb 13, 2011, Photos Here.

UFO Sighting over Washington Monument on Feb 13, 2011, Photos Here.



Location of sighting: Washington monument, DC, USA
Date of sighting: Feb 13 & 14, 2011



I have been fascinated by UFO's most of my adult life and was watching a couple of Washington DC cams over the weekend and captured these objects from different cams.

I have no idea what they are and I am by no means stating that they are UFO's but I know there is a No-Fly Zone over the White House and nearby areas and wondering if anyone knows what these objects could be.



Note: These cams are refreshed every 10 to 15 mins so they represent only a moment in time.



Source: MUFON.com

LIVE CAM HERE: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/mmedia/webcams/eyeondc.htm









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NFL Trade Bait: Where Might Kyle Orton Land in 2011?

The Denver Broncos are ready to start the Tim Tebow era in Colorado, and that means they no longer have any use for Kyle Orton. Their price for the team that wants him, a second-round draft pick and that price seems steep when you consider the fact that Orton doesn't do any one thing great.

While he's an adept passer, he lacks any type of mobility in the pocket—so he's often at risk of being sacked...a lot.

He's got great instincts in the redzone, but he can be hit or miss outside the 20's.

His ability to find the open target, and hit him in stride is pretty good, but he's every bit as likely to play it safe and rely on making the short throws all game long. Which, after a while will be sniffed out by opposing defenses—allowing them to cheat up and break-up many a pass play.

Even with all that, though, his 2010 stats were still better than you might have guessed.

He ranked in the upper half of the league in nearly every conceivable passers category—including total yards (3,653), interceptions thrown (4), yards gained per attempt, quarterback rating (87.5), and completions. His problem this year was a lack of protection by the offensive line.

Orton routinely found himself running for his life—which isn't his strong suit—and that meant a lot of yards lost due to bad sacks, and an inability to get out of his own way.

If a team can give Orton a decent line and a more consistent running game, he can be a serviceable quarterback and there are plenty of teams out there that could use him as a good insurance policy against injury or as a possible stop-gap until a more favorable alternative can be acquired.

Tennessee, Arizona, Carolina, Washington, and Miami all come to mind as possibilities as each of them have issues at the quarterback position— all could do much worse than Orton.

Denver isn't likely to get their second-round asking price but, if they're willing to bend—perhaps a third-rounder will suffice—they should have no problem finding a new home for Orton.