Other Articles – Quick Reads and Curiosities

Welcome to the "Other" corner of the Impact Tissue blog. Here you’ll find short, practical pieces that don’t fit into our main product guides but are still worth a look. We keep it simple, so you can grab the info you need without scrolling forever.

Money Basics: Counting $100 Straps

Ever wondered how many $100 bills fit in a standard bank strap? The answer is 100 bills, which equals $10,000. Banks use color‑coded straps to tell the denomination at a glance – red for $100, blue for $20, and so on. Knowing the count and color can save you time when you’re checking a cash bundle, especially if you’re dealing with large sums for a business or a move. A quick tip: run your fingers along the edge of the strap; the raised edge lets you feel the individual bundles without opening the strap.

Mirror Rule 2 Made Simple

Mirror Rule 2 is the law that says the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. In plain English, whatever angle a light ray hits a mirror, it bounces off at the same angle. This rule explains why you can see yourself straight on a flat mirror but get distorted images on curved ones. A handy experiment: shine a flashlight at a bathroom mirror and watch the spot move exactly the same distance on the other side. It’s the same principle that designers use for lighting and that photographers rely on for creative shots.

Beyond the science, Mirror Rule 2 shows up in everyday life. Ever notice how you can line up two mirrors to create an infinite tunnel of reflections? That’s just the rule playing out over and over. If you’re setting up a home studio, keep the rule in mind – place your lights so they hit the subject at the right angle, and the reflected light will give you the cleanest look.

Now, onto a pop‑culture question that’s been buzzing: Is there a future for the TV series "Black Mirror"? The show has a reputation for pushing tech anxieties to the edge, and fans keep asking if new seasons are coming. While the creators haven’t dropped an official word, the series’ pattern shows that they return when there’s fresh tech to explore. If you’re into thought‑provoking stories, keep an eye on official channels – a new episode could drop without much fanfare, just like a surprise strap of cash in a drawer.

So, whether you’re counting money, playing with mirrors, or waiting for the next twist in a futuristic drama, the "Other" page gives you quick, down‑to‑earth info. Grab a cup of tea, read through, and you’ll walk away with something useful – no fluff, just facts you can use right away.