What old electronic or mechanical gadget are you still fond of?
Film cameras.Not only do I prefer film cameras, I’m practically at the point of considering them in many ways objectively better than digital.No batteries. This is amazing for holidays etc. I’m already charging phones, tablets etc. on a limited number of travel adaptors, I love that film cameras just live in my bag, ready to be used.Instantly ready to take photo. With digital (especially phones) there is a few seconds between wanting to take a photo and actually taking a photo. It’s got to wake up, unlock, launch app. Even dedicated digital cameras can be kind of slow to actually be ready to take a photo.Photos look better. Yes, they do, we all know they do. There are loads of filter packs to make digital look like film, but who wants to make film look like digital? Nobody, that’s who. OK, sure, go ahead and apply filters to make your digital shots look like film, and pick up a counterfeit Rolex too. It’s fakery just the same, totally inauthentic and pointless.Now obviously digital is objectively better in ways too:It’s far cheaper in the long run, and the resolution will generally be higher too.However, I don’t need 40MP any more than I need a car which can go 200kmh.I don’t really need cheaper in the long run either, I just don’t take enough photos for the cost of film to be a problem.So yes, film cameras.
What's the difference between a co-wash and a wash and go?
Hey! My name is Deja and I am 17 years old. I have been natural all my life. I've never had any relaxers, perms, or chemicals put in my hair. I started getting my hair pressed when I was 6th grade. Now I am trying to go back natural. (well, get the curly hair back.) My hair still gets curly when I wet it, I just want to know how I can keep the curls on a daily basis. I'm letting go of the flat irons and straightening combs because I am trying to do my own hair. I've been watching some videos on youtube and I've been doing some research. I'm kind of confused on the wash&go's and the co-washes. What's the difference? Also, I want to know how often to co-wash and regular wash. Will wash-out conditioners work as leave-in conditioners to moisturize my hair? What are the best products to use? How can I keep my hair moisturized while wearing twists/braids? I need help! Cause I've never actually had to manage my own hair, someone has always done it for me.
Does Eminem write his own lyrics?
He sure does but not totally 100% of his content. There are times when he takes suggestions from producers and other song-writers too. That is pretty much evident in the credits given to the each song in the album cover. Apart from that some of the most prominent rappers not only write their own lyrics but also “ghost-write” lyrics of other famous rappers when the former ones are not that famous or successful. Some of the most famous ghost-writers are Jay Z, Royce Da 5′9″,Joe Budden , Kendrick Lamar , Eminem among few others.Few of the most famous ghost-written songs most people may not know about are 1. still D.R.E by Dr. Dre (Written by Jay Z)2. Fogot about Dre by Dr. Dre (Written by Eminem ) that is pretty much evident from the flow and the lyrics of the song3. The Recipe by Dr. Dre (Written by Kendrick Lamar) , this one too can be figured by the lyrics and the flow.Another famous rapper who doesnt openly deny that he gets his songs ghost-written is rap mogul Sean Combs a.k.a Diddy.
Do all ice cream trucks play the same song?
That would depend upon the company. Having grown up in the Western United States, the ice cream trucks played "The Circus Song". "Pop Goes the Weasel) and "Have You Ever Seen a Lassie?" Having been stationed in the American South I have even heard an ice cream truck playing "Dixie." Now that I live in the Midwest the folk song "Turkey in the Straw" seem to be the predominate tune.Most of them play unlicensed folk or traditional songs to prevent them from having to pay union music rates to play modern popular music.The Circus SongPop Goes the WeaselHave You Ever Seen A Lassie?Turkey in the Straw
How much would a blood transfusion cost for three five week old kittens?
We have three very anemic five week old kittens. We are washing them and combing them with a flea comb to get the fleas off, but we can't get them all. The kittens are weak and cold feeling, and don't have much interest in food. Their gums are very pale. I want to take them to the vet to get a blood transfusion, but my mom won't do it if it costs too much, as we don't have much money. If it does cost a lot, what else should we do for them?