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How can you tell if money is real?

How To Make Money Look Real

Everybody needs money to survive. Therefore it is very important to detect whether the money you have is real. Imagine how embarrassed it would be if you used the fake money in a public place and were detected by someone else. You can be mistaken for a con. Each country has a different type of money. So the method used to detect it is also different. In some states, you can tell if the money is real if it passes. When making a transaction, some nominal will produce a different color. Take it easy, there are standards that regulate the colors detected on real and fake money.

What color does money turn when it's fake?

Not only on the color factor, but paper printed by official money printing has its own character. If the money is fake, you can see it from the color of the pen used on the paper money. Yellow and almost no color can be an indicator. Paper on counterfeit money which is usually the result of a photocopy can be easily recognized if you look at it in detail.

What is the function of money that looks real?

Even though the money that looks real can get you into trouble, it is also not prohibited to be produced. Because there are other needs that require real money that looks like in the process of making films and content of games that require fake money. It would be very unfortunate if you use real money if not to make real transactions right? Many accessories are made from it, which is to make prank and also shows one's love of money. Money that looks real can also be used as an example of learning media for foreigners who need an understanding of the money used in a country.

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Is it illegal to carry prop money?

Someone can not be called an illegal act because it brings prop money which means the money is fake. Because there are no clear rules about producing counterfeit money. But it's clear, if you use prop money to shop at a store, you could be subject to laws governing fraud. You can bring prop money according to the needs that really require you to use it. Even though prop money is made to look very similar to real money, there will always be a way to detect it. So use it according to your needs.

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When Your Book Becomes a Movie:
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It is common but rarely remarked-upon knowledge that nine of the top ten highest-grossingHollywood movies are science fiction or fantasy (unadjusted for inflation. Adjusted for inflation,it's six of the ten). [1]

Less remarked-upon than that, and nonetheless still true: of these, The Lord of the Rings andHarry Potter movies are adaptations of genre books.

While The Lord of the Rings films have earned $2.9 billion, the combined Harry Potter filmshave earned $4.4 billion. Royalties from her adaptations have helped make Harry Potter authorJ.K. Rowling the second richest woman in entertainment, as well as the richest author in history.[2]

Together, these adapted movies earned $7.3 billion. This number is higher than the grossdomestic product of some small countries, including the Bahamas and Mongolia, enough to keepan author in orchid-scented paper and gold-dusted typewriter ribbon for several lifetimes. Mostscience fiction and fantasy authors are happy to get by on a fraction of that amount (see previous article).

Here's how it works: a producer or production company 'options' a book -- that is, buys therights (typically for several thousand dollars) to adapt the book for a period of time (typicallyfrom eighteen months to two years). If the producers have not adapted the book when agreed-upon the period of time lapses, the rights revert back to the author. [3] Few books that areoptioned are actually produced; some books get optioned more than once. Although mostoptioned books languish in 'development hell,' with promises of big-name stars dangled in frontof the author, only to have the project stymied for years on end, sometimes these promises cometo life.

In fact, adaptations are books come to life, made 'real' by the miracle of film and television (asmuch as a two-dimensional representation is real). For some authors, seeing their books turnedinto extravagantly funded film is the culmination of a dream.

But is having a book adapted a good experience for the author?

Financially, yes. The option fee is like free money: thousands of dollars for what amounts toalmost no extra work. And if the book gets produced, the author receives royalties--even morefree money.

Monopoly to real money conversion. Plus, books adapted for film or television also get an exposure and recognition that other booksdo not; curious cinephiles often find their ways to original material of a show they've enjoyed.This can catapult an author from a position of moderate success into bestsellerdom.

But adaptation is not without potential hazards: comically bad acting, stupefying dialog, and acomplete and utter lack of understanding of the original book have made their way into thecinema and onto the television…all bearing the name of the author.

(This happens with such frequency that fans of a particular book are reluctant to watchadaptations of their favorite books. Even though they would like to share their passion with theworld, fans can bitterly resent shoddy or inconsistent portrayals.)

The author has no recourse, except to divorce him/herself from the production. But by then,her/his name has become linked to a disaster of near-Ed Wood proportions. For some, no amountof money can heal a wounded reputation.

However, several authors can proudly bear witness to successes, where they've sat on set,consulted with the director, and even contributed to the script. More important to them, they haveseen the characters and the worlds they've created come alive. 'I went to visit the set, and [mycharacters are] there, only everybody else can see them too,' says Jim Butcher, author of theDresden Files, now a new series on the SciFi channel.

Butcher's joy did not end there. 'I got to be an extra in one of the shots, I get to be one of Butters'assistants and morgue guys and I help carry out a coffin.'

Mike Mignola, author of the Hellboy, has seen his comic books turned into two movies (thesecond Hellboy is currently in production) and one animated show. Mignola credits hissuccessful adaptation Hellboy for cinema with the director, Guillermo Del Toro, who he saystreated him respectfully throughout the entire process. Mignola says spent a month on the filmset and spent hours discussing the script with Del Toro.

'[Del Toro] wanted me there…. And I was treated great because everybody knew I was DelToro's pal.'

Tanya Huff, author of Vicki Nelson Investigates series, says that not only was she treated well bythe producers and asked her opinion

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