In traveling to the LPIN Gathering banquet, I spent 3 weeks and 4000 miles traveling the northern route to NV and the southern route from NV.
Boise
First stop was in the Boise area to meet a friend working on a "potential employee" system for hiring purposes. His web site is still in the alpha stage. A few nondescript tests can reveal a lot about people, even when they don't realize it. (Oh, the house he is building is not ADA accessible. We talked outside by the barn.)
SE Washington
Second stop was in the Moscow / Pullman area to an old roommate. If anyone knows of Max Luscher, inventor of the Luscher Color Test, my roommate has been working on the same effort for 40 years, including collaboration with Luscher. (Given Luscher's health, don't expect any more books from him.) Of course, my roommate wanted me to take his latest series of tests, which took two hours. The results - I am still old and grumpy. After he developed expertise in this area, he went back and tested his many roommates. Definite correlation between the test results and his personal experience with each person.
Interesting that certain tests deal with the subconscious, which shows who a person is in spite of their facade. (Unfortunately, his house was not ADA accessible, so we met in a local restaurant. Lucky for me because the restaurant had gluten free chili.)
Reno
Had some prolozone treatments by a doctor, who told me to put some weights on my legs to stretch them out. At the Mustang Ranch I would sit with my feet on another chair and stretch my legs. My cover story was to appear as if I was reading a book and watching the girls come and go through the green door. Not even my favorite KGB agent realized what I was up to.
Vegas
After leaving the LPIN scene stopped in Vegas to check out the Fremont area. It is a walkway now and luckily I had my magic carpet with me this trip. It sure beats walking with two canes. I was wanting to check out the area as well look for people not quite human. They like to visit the city from their hangout north of Indian Springs about 40 miles. One military person wrote years ago that when he went to gamble in their favorite casino, a special dealer might come out and mention to him that "his friends" were in earlier.
Sedona
If you like to see things move in the sky at night, you would enjoy taking the UFO tour. It costs a few bucks but you get to use night vision goggles. You first subtract commercial aircraft and then military aircraft and then helicopters, and then the ISS, and then satellites, and see what is left. Is it stuff the military hasn't flown to your local airport, or is it stuff that any military wishes it had?
The key is looking for stuff that will make right angle turns, or travel in pairs or larger formations, or change in intensity repeatedly, or even respond in kind to flashing laser pointers, or go real fast. You do need to time it so that the sun and darkness aid in your vision.
New Mexico
Stopped to visit at a gluten free restaurant with my friends, one of whom wrote a series of books about his experiences dealing with not quite humans while he was in the military. It seems the idea of the military to provide some interaction between people and the not quite humans. It even happened off base in the little town across the street for children. Even the base CO and his staff were ordered to not ask questions. Unfortunately, some soldiers were not savvy enough to not make any threatening moves. They paid for it. Most soldiers were quick to seek a transfer.
Interesting enough is where other kinds of not quite humans show up. Records of the holocaust indicate about 6000 individuals were killed that had 24 teeth. Humans have 32.
This is the source of the t-shirt showing six (6) of four (4) Maxwell equations.
Leaving the next day took me north, not too far from a spot in northern NM. Everyone has heard of Roswell, NM. Most haven't heard about the event 300 miles north and 6 months later. One interesting remains is a large concrete block in the middle of a desolate hillside, serving no purpose. However, core samples date it to that time frame.
Denver
Had to stop over for a supper break with another secret agent who knew of a good restaurant that had gluten free food.
Nebraska
Final stop was to see someone working on a warp drive. It has been a several year project. He has been interviewed by various folks, including the History Channel. Unfortunately, most media is looking for the wow factor, ignoring the real science. And, most scientists will poo-poo any development not invented by them.
Of course, I had to ask about enhancements to my magic carpet so I could climb stairs like the daleks. Sadly, it will be awhile.
Summary
Here you thought I would talk about wild parties all over Nevada. Unfortunately, until I can upgrade my magic carpet I am limited.
At least, some of the ladies felt sorry for me and put up with me for a short time.
