Last night I watched 'Night of the Living Dead' in color on Amazon.

Not that I watch it yearly but I have watched it many times. I am not sure if last night
was the first time I watched it in color.

The movie came out in 1968. I think the first time I saw it was at a drive-in theater in
or about 1971.

Although a low budget film, it was a good thriller and it started the whole 'zombie' movie
click. If it wasn't for the movie, programs like 'The Walking Dead' would probably not exist.

Ben is the main character in the movie. I decided to google him. His real name is Duane Jones.
He was the first Black man actor to ever be the star in a horror movie. His life was very interesting.

He died at age 51.

Duane Jones - Wikipedia

It's difficult to get good paying jobs these days.

Well here is the thing....

He cashed out on Sunday, he said. It has not even been 5 days. So why he would even
bring it up, is beyond me. Just because you may get paid in 2 or 3 days, does not mean
some thing is wrong 4 or 5 days later.

Be sure to read the FAQ. It plainly states payments go into the q and are generally paid
in 5 to 7 days. If you do get the payment sooner, that is nice but you should not expect
it that soon since the FAQ states 5 to 7 days.

When and how will I get paid (Cashout)? – ySense

They said it's been there about 5 years. The reason they know that is due to Google maps.
In 2015 the area was blank. In 2016 Google displays it is there.

Lots of people have been flocking there to look at it. They've been able to find the location
due to Google maps.

I don't know about interlaced video. I just know that my mobile phone does the same thing
if I don't turn it side ways. Usually I take videos and photos with my iPad. I don't know what
kind of camera they used but it doesn't matter. It is a real video and the object is real.

Some were stating a particular artist that made monoliths but he died in 2011.

They said it is common for sculptor artist to place those things in isolated areas.

I was actually hoping little purple mean would come out of it. Nothing is fun any more.

Nothing and Something.

Holiday in USA.

This is ySense!

It's a boulder and the F is just part of the rock formation.

On the left looks like some kind of an creature/animal but here again, it's rock formation.

I would think so.

Today is Thanksgiving in the USA.

Have a Happy Day even if you are not celebrating as you normally would.

2020 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade: How to stream live, when to watch and who's performing

The outside of an InstaPot is primarily some sort of hard plastic I suppose.

The inside lid is stainless like a real pressure cooker.

The inside that holds the food, is a removable stainless pot.

I don't know if they put lead in fillings back years ago. I never heard of that.
They did use a combination in some filling stuff that included mercury.

I eat citrus. Canned grapefruit. I am addicted to it.

I drink coke.

Well those are the rarity, Darkstar2.

It relays at the beginning, human life span is 79 years old.

Individually, we may live longer or we may live shorter.

One thing is for sure, the older you get, the less life you have left.

It's only been placed there recently.

The rangers fly over the area of the desert consistently, probably on a daily basis.

I can't say what kind of camera was used. Looks like it may have been taken with a
mobile phone such as a Galaxy or iPhone or possibly a tablet.

I can see some loose dirt and that tells me, it has not been there long.

It could be a new form of a banana tree. It doesn't look green, tho.

If it's as heavy as it looks, one would almost need a crane to set it into the ground.

What I find even stranger is getting it there. Due to the size and possible weight, one would
need a large truck and/or flatbed and/or trailer. In addition, this is located in the Utah desert.
I can't imagine someone driving out in the Utah desert and not being seen. It certainly would
not be a car that brought it.

At first I thought, maybe it fell from a chopper. It's standing too straight and upright for that
to have happen..

I'm not familiar with the desert dirt there in Utah but it seems to me, a desert ground would
be dry and nothing like mud. Therefore it would need to be very deep into the ground and/or
cement or some type of material poured in.

I can say IF I was an artist and wanted it placed in the Utah desert, I would have put it up
high, not low down in a remote location in which few would only see from the air.

Here is a video that displays how they remove a filling and refill.

Replacing Amalgam - Direct Restoration Class I Composite - YouTube