On April 24, 2009 about 10:10PM a witness noticed strange lights in the sky that didn’t appear to be like any aircraft they had seen before. When they viewed the lights through their telescope, they couldn’t see any physical object, just flashing red, green, blue and white lights moving erratically. The witness was able to observe the object for about 15 minutes until it disappeared.
On April 23rd, 2009 at about 10:35PM six witnesses reported seeing a glowing sphere near Clifton in Cincinnati which was moving west toward Indiana. It was described as a glowing orange sphere which was moving very slowly along the horizon and never really changing altitude. The object didn’t produce any sound and continued to move in a westerly direction until the witnesses were no longer able to see it.
At around 10:15Pm on April 16, 2009 a man in Bridgeport, Ohio reported seeing a triangle shaped UFO. While looking at the night sky, he saw three white lights in a triangle formation which he described as “dim and foggy” moving quickly through the night sky. He stated in his report that he was almost positive that the three lights were all a part of the same object and it was larger, moving much faster and at a lower altitude that aircraft that he’s used to seeing.
The folks at F-Secure have detected yet another worm spreading on Twitter. Internet Explorer users can infect their Twitter profile by simply viewing another users infected profile. If you’re infected, your name, bio and location and website will all be changed to “Mikeyy” and the worm will start posting the following messages from your account:
Twitter, this sucks! Fix your coding.
Twitter Security Team Really? You need to be fired.
Horrible Coding!
@oprah – sup? welcome to twitter – mikeyy
@aplusk – hey, homo. – mikeyy
@souljaboyellem – your music sucks dude. – mikeyy
@TheEllenShow – hey baby, love me long time? – mikeyy
@StephenColbert – you funny. – mikeyy
@cnnbrk – he’s back. 
– mikeyy
@nytimes – yep, it’s true. – mikeyy
Twitter, do you know about the before_save model callback? – mikeyy
This exploit only affects Internet Explorer users. Thanks. – mikeyy
Twitter, BeforeSave: ForEach: DataArray: EscapeHtmlCars!!! – mikeyy
Get Firefox, thanks. www.Firefox.com
Twitter, you should be paying me now. – mikeyy
For now, F-Secure recommends not viewing user profiles.
More info can be found here on the F-Secure website.
While traveling home from a friends house on April 5, 2009 about 10:30pm, a family of five saw three glowing balls of light moving slowly in the sky. The objects didn’t produce any sound as they ascended and eventually disappeared into the night sky.
At about 11:00pm on April 1st, 2009 two witnesses saw a UFO over Painesville, Ohio. The two were out on a clear night when one of them noticed a bright light moving in their peripheral vision. The light was described as being bright enough to illuminate the ground as one of them initally thought someone was walking with a flashlight. On closer inspection, they saw a bright sphere of light surrounded by smaller red and blue twinkling lights perform a circular manuvor in the sky which covered an “impossible distance” in just a couple seconds. The two watched the object for approximately a half hour as it performed other manovers such as turning at sharp angels and traveling in all directions. The object covered large distances and sometimes came to an abrupt stop then accelerated again quickly.
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