Off Topic Recopilatorio: Curiosidades, humor, ocurrencias, etc. Volumen XXII
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El mío me avisa de llamadas spam, no sé como lo hace. Pienso que busca el número en Google por las páginas de spam telefónico y avisa.
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Fotos curiosas.
Original caption: Professional frogman Courtney Brown tows a 55-foot scale model of the sunken liner Titanic during work on the film Raise the Titanic! (released in 1980.) The screen version of the best-selling novel by Clive Cussler dramatizes an attempt to raise the 46,000-ton wreck of the Titanic, which is 2 1/2 miles down on the floor of the North Atlantic. The model is described as "an exact replica costing $5,000,000." (This replica ship still exists, rusting in bushes beside a water tank at the Malta Film Studios, visible on Google Maps.)
Original caption: April 17, 1928—A novel hour of entertainment was recently presented to the radio audience of the nation with the inauguration of the Michelin Hour, presented by the rubber tire manufacturing concern. The orchestra's members are attired in grotesque fashion.
U.S. Army men casually seated around a table as one on horseback jumps over the table.
Original caption: The Boeing Space Center's Visual Space Flight Simulator provides multiple-mission capability. Pilots can fly simulated lunar orbit, lunar landings, or rendezvous missions with another spacecraft. Circa 1960-1970.
Original caption: Chief Thomas K. Yallup, of Toppenish, Washington, chief of the Yakima Indian Tribal Council, visits his son, Cpl. Bill Yallup, who was in training with an army armored unit at the Yakima Firing Center. Cpl. Yallup's "iron horse," an M-48 tank, is one of several roaming the plains where once-proud Indian warriors rode fleet-footed steeds.
Original caption: May 27, 1959—Pensacola, Florida: Monkey Baker, an American-born squirrel monkey, was one of the two monkeys which traveled in the nose cone of the Jupiter Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile launched by the U.S. Army at the Atlantic Missile Range. The monkeys participated in a series of biomedical experiments, which also included tests on certain animal and vegetable matter in support of the National Aeronautic & Space Administration space programs.
Original caption: Actor James Garner leads the pack of Formula Ones in a still from the 1966 film Grand Prix, the first film to capture the thrill of the track by mounting a camera on a car.
Original caption: Two men on a path in France, ca. 1930.
Men and boys swarm over the wreckage of a train in Buckeye Park in Lancaster, Ohio, in 1896.
Original caption: Professional frogman Courtney Brown tows a 55-foot scale model of the sunken liner Titanic during work on the film Raise the Titanic! (released in 1980.) The screen version of the best-selling novel by Clive Cussler dramatizes an attempt to raise the 46,000-ton wreck of the Titanic, which is 2 1/2 miles down on the floor of the North Atlantic. The model is described as "an exact replica costing $5,000,000." (This replica ship still exists, rusting in bushes beside a water tank at the Malta Film Studios, visible on Google Maps.)
Original caption: April 17, 1928—A novel hour of entertainment was recently presented to the radio audience of the nation with the inauguration of the Michelin Hour, presented by the rubber tire manufacturing concern. The orchestra's members are attired in grotesque fashion.
U.S. Army men casually seated around a table as one on horseback jumps over the table.
Original caption: The Boeing Space Center's Visual Space Flight Simulator provides multiple-mission capability. Pilots can fly simulated lunar orbit, lunar landings, or rendezvous missions with another spacecraft. Circa 1960-1970.
Original caption: Chief Thomas K. Yallup, of Toppenish, Washington, chief of the Yakima Indian Tribal Council, visits his son, Cpl. Bill Yallup, who was in training with an army armored unit at the Yakima Firing Center. Cpl. Yallup's "iron horse," an M-48 tank, is one of several roaming the plains where once-proud Indian warriors rode fleet-footed steeds.
Original caption: May 27, 1959—Pensacola, Florida: Monkey Baker, an American-born squirrel monkey, was one of the two monkeys which traveled in the nose cone of the Jupiter Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile launched by the U.S. Army at the Atlantic Missile Range. The monkeys participated in a series of biomedical experiments, which also included tests on certain animal and vegetable matter in support of the National Aeronautic & Space Administration space programs.
Original caption: Actor James Garner leads the pack of Formula Ones in a still from the 1966 film Grand Prix, the first film to capture the thrill of the track by mounting a camera on a car.
Original caption: Two men on a path in France, ca. 1930.
Men and boys swarm over the wreckage of a train in Buckeye Park in Lancaster, Ohio, in 1896.
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Original caption: July 27, 1934—Heimwehr Mobilized. "Ready for Action." Vienna, Austria: All the Heimwehr forces in Vienna have been mobilized and ordered to get ready for immediate action. Armored cars are patrolling the main streets in case of disturbance.
Original caption: Looking across the Sahara Desert from the top of the Pyramid of Cheops at sunset, vacationing tourists are shown sightseeing in Egypt. (The pyramid is more commonly called "the Great Pyramid of Giza" today.).
The four sloping legs of the Eiffel Tower undergo construction in 1887 at the Champ-de-Mars in Paris. Civil engineer Gustave Eiffel designed the unique iron tower as a temporary structure for the Centennial Exposition of 1889. Instead of being demolished, it became a permanent fixture and a symbol of the city.
Original caption: Ivan Unger, a member of the "Flying Black Nats" and Gladys Roy are shown playing tennis on the wings of an airplane in flight.
Original caption: Burbank, California: Celebrating the harvesting of California's 1930 grape crop, one of the largest on record, society girls of Burbank staged their open-air festival in the famous McClure Vineyards, during which they crowned the 1930 "Queen of the Vineyards" to rule over the $50,000,000 yield. Photo shows Wilma Smith, buried in grapes, eating a sample.
Three late 1920s-era cars and about 10 people apparently camping or picnicking perilously near the edge of the Palouse River Canyon in Washington State..
A two-horn listening device in use at Bolling Field in Washington, D.C., in 1921, used to detect distant aircraft before the advent of radar.
Original caption: Looking across the Sahara Desert from the top of the Pyramid of Cheops at sunset, vacationing tourists are shown sightseeing in Egypt. (The pyramid is more commonly called "the Great Pyramid of Giza" today.).
The four sloping legs of the Eiffel Tower undergo construction in 1887 at the Champ-de-Mars in Paris. Civil engineer Gustave Eiffel designed the unique iron tower as a temporary structure for the Centennial Exposition of 1889. Instead of being demolished, it became a permanent fixture and a symbol of the city.
Original caption: Ivan Unger, a member of the "Flying Black Nats" and Gladys Roy are shown playing tennis on the wings of an airplane in flight.
Original caption: Burbank, California: Celebrating the harvesting of California's 1930 grape crop, one of the largest on record, society girls of Burbank staged their open-air festival in the famous McClure Vineyards, during which they crowned the 1930 "Queen of the Vineyards" to rule over the $50,000,000 yield. Photo shows Wilma Smith, buried in grapes, eating a sample.
Three late 1920s-era cars and about 10 people apparently camping or picnicking perilously near the edge of the Palouse River Canyon in Washington State..
A two-horn listening device in use at Bolling Field in Washington, D.C., in 1921, used to detect distant aircraft before the advent of radar.
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Original caption: 1928—Gigantic flame and no smoke! A furious pillar of fire from an oil well causes tremendous losses at Santa Fe Springs, California. The terrific blaze following the blow in of the Bell View No. 1 well in a fabulous rich field. The intense heat has spread destruction to adjacent derricks and the loss has already reached hundreds of thousands of dollars. This is the second severe fire in the field.
Original caption: July 17, 1938—Vienna Police lifeboats competed on the Danube Canal in races. During the gathering, two soldiers demonstrated the art of swimming a machine gun along the Danube, spattering bullets as they went. The gun was mounted on a raft, and the two soldiers, using their legs like paddles, drove the craft upstream, demonstrating how simple it is for modern military methods to overcome natural forces such as floods..
Original caption: Oldriev's new tricycle. Photo by Chas. W Oldrieve, 1882.
Original caption: Future speed demons. At the wheels of their one-horsepower specials, speed aces of 1950 roar around the Indianapolis Speedway, at a 20-mile-an-hour speed..
Original caption: July 12, 1922—Bathing beauties being arrested for defying a Chicago edict banning abbreviated bathing suits on beaches.
Original caption: November 3, 1957, Moscow, Russia—Called an experienced astronaut, Malyshka, a Russian space dog, poses here in its snug-fitting space suit with a transparent space helmet beside it. Meanwhile, the newly launched Soviet satellite, Sputnik II, circles the earth, carrying what is reported to be a female husky dog, the first living being to roam space.
Original caption: Du Mont engineer James A. Craig demonstrates a simple dialing procedure on a completely automatic "dial-direct" mobile two-way radiotelephone system in Clifton, New Jersey, on March 28, 1957. The system, presently used by the Richmond Radiotelephone Service, Inc., is manufactured by Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc., and is the first radiotelephone equipment to allow phone calls to and from vehicles to be relayed completely unattended through local telephone companies.
Original caption: July 17, 1938—Vienna Police lifeboats competed on the Danube Canal in races. During the gathering, two soldiers demonstrated the art of swimming a machine gun along the Danube, spattering bullets as they went. The gun was mounted on a raft, and the two soldiers, using their legs like paddles, drove the craft upstream, demonstrating how simple it is for modern military methods to overcome natural forces such as floods..
Original caption: Oldriev's new tricycle. Photo by Chas. W Oldrieve, 1882.
Original caption: Future speed demons. At the wheels of their one-horsepower specials, speed aces of 1950 roar around the Indianapolis Speedway, at a 20-mile-an-hour speed..
Original caption: July 12, 1922—Bathing beauties being arrested for defying a Chicago edict banning abbreviated bathing suits on beaches.
Original caption: November 3, 1957, Moscow, Russia—Called an experienced astronaut, Malyshka, a Russian space dog, poses here in its snug-fitting space suit with a transparent space helmet beside it. Meanwhile, the newly launched Soviet satellite, Sputnik II, circles the earth, carrying what is reported to be a female husky dog, the first living being to roam space.
Original caption: Du Mont engineer James A. Craig demonstrates a simple dialing procedure on a completely automatic "dial-direct" mobile two-way radiotelephone system in Clifton, New Jersey, on March 28, 1957. The system, presently used by the Richmond Radiotelephone Service, Inc., is manufactured by Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc., and is the first radiotelephone equipment to allow phone calls to and from vehicles to be relayed completely unattended through local telephone companies.
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Original caption: Nikola Tesla (1856-1943), naturalized American physicist, sitting in his Colorado Springs laboratory with his "magnifying transmitter" in 1899.
Original caption: Los Angeles, California, ca 1929—This Looks More like the Loop the Loop. Here's a humpy highway for meandering motorists. It was designed and built by Harry Rocks in Los Angeles, who calls it an "auto thriller" and its unique construction affords a novel trip of 2,400 feet for the autoist who drives his car over its undulating surface. It is shaped like a "U" and supports a speed of 40 miles an hour, although some of the "humps" are ten feet high. This general view of the highways shows the size and construction of his "auto thriller." .
Original caption: Alvin "Shipwreck" Kelly celebrates Friday the 13th in October of 1939 by standing on his head on a board stuck out from the 54th floor of the Chanin Building, and dunking doughnuts over Manhattan.
Snowcat over a crevasse, Antarctica, during the 1955–58 Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition.
Original caption: May 8, 1941, New York, La Guardia Field. No, these are not men from Mars, but TWA mechanics and inspectors with propeller hub caps over their heads as they go about spring overhauling chores on the giant transport planes at the airport.
Original caption: An army Sikorsky R-5 helicopter undergoing record trials demonstrates its lifting power by carrying 17 persons and pilot aloft as female onlookers wave in Bridgeport, Connecticut, on January 10, 1946. During the tests, records were claimed for altitude speed and both altitude and speed with payload.
Original caption: May 10, 1926 —Commander Richard Byrd, wearing a specially designed leather helmet and mask, used during his flight from Spitzbergen over the North Pole and back. Commander Byrd and Pilot Floyd Bennett used a Fokker Plane, making the trip of 1,360 miles in little more than 15 hours.
Y por si se pierde el "hot-linking", aquí la fuente: https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2018/01/weird-wonderful-photos-from-the-archives/551378/
Original caption: Los Angeles, California, ca 1929—This Looks More like the Loop the Loop. Here's a humpy highway for meandering motorists. It was designed and built by Harry Rocks in Los Angeles, who calls it an "auto thriller" and its unique construction affords a novel trip of 2,400 feet for the autoist who drives his car over its undulating surface. It is shaped like a "U" and supports a speed of 40 miles an hour, although some of the "humps" are ten feet high. This general view of the highways shows the size and construction of his "auto thriller." .
Original caption: Alvin "Shipwreck" Kelly celebrates Friday the 13th in October of 1939 by standing on his head on a board stuck out from the 54th floor of the Chanin Building, and dunking doughnuts over Manhattan.
Snowcat over a crevasse, Antarctica, during the 1955–58 Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition.
Original caption: May 8, 1941, New York, La Guardia Field. No, these are not men from Mars, but TWA mechanics and inspectors with propeller hub caps over their heads as they go about spring overhauling chores on the giant transport planes at the airport.
Original caption: An army Sikorsky R-5 helicopter undergoing record trials demonstrates its lifting power by carrying 17 persons and pilot aloft as female onlookers wave in Bridgeport, Connecticut, on January 10, 1946. During the tests, records were claimed for altitude speed and both altitude and speed with payload.
Original caption: May 10, 1926 —Commander Richard Byrd, wearing a specially designed leather helmet and mask, used during his flight from Spitzbergen over the North Pole and back. Commander Byrd and Pilot Floyd Bennett used a Fokker Plane, making the trip of 1,360 miles in little more than 15 hours.
Y por si se pierde el "hot-linking", aquí la fuente: https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2018/01/weird-wonderful-photos-from-the-archives/551378/
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Ni me gusta el SPAM ni que un tercero "intercepte" llamadas en MI NÚMERO para decirme qué es lo que llama
También sin tener en la lista de contactos te dice quién te llama aveces, por ejemplo el centro médico
Supongo que se podrá desactivar pero tampoco me molesta necesariamente.
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También sin tener en la lista de contactos te dice quién te llama aveces, por ejemplo el centro médico
Supongo que se podrá desactivar pero tampoco me molesta necesariamente.
Demasiadas "injerencias", es verdad que a veces he llamado a algún número "público" y el nombre me aparece automáticamente en "llamadas salientes" sin tener ese número en agenda...
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Pero poco se habla... de lo que España llevo a América
Empezamos por Las Universidades Españolas fueron las primeras del continente americano, la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, en Perú, o la Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino, en Santo Domingo. Ambas fueron creadas en la primera mitad del siglo XVI.
La arquitectura Europea. Con las técnicas de construcción asociadas Albañilería, Carpintería, Fontanería etc
La Sanidad. Los avances médicos europeos: los hospitales, ya desde el siglo XII, jalonaban el Camino de Santiago para atender a los peregrinos y a los enfermos pobres de la localidad; y los conocimientos en farmacia, de la época
Las Técnicas de Navegación transoceánicas, la Ballestina (instrumento marítimo utilizado para determinar la altura de los astros), El astrolabio Instrumento astronómico que sirve para determinar la latitud, la longitud, la altura o la posición de los cuerpos celestes, así como para calcular la hora. El Cuadrante. La Cartografía, y La Brújula Marina (una aguja magnética montada sobre balancines)
La construcción Naval de naves transoceánicas. Astilleros en Cuba y en el Pacífico, en México y en Perú
Y, desde América, se exploró el Pacífico
Los caballos ,la vid ,el vino, el vinagre ,el carro con Ruedas como elemento de transporte y trabajo, la polea y el Torno de Alfarería
impulsada por rueda, el arado ,el ganado Bovino ,ovino y el porcino
Los garbanzos, las lentejas ,el arroz, las almendras ,las lechugas, Las espinacas, las acelgas,lLas berenjenas, los ajos, las cebollas, las pasas, el azúcar, el limón Los arboles frutales, la salazón de pescado
(conocida en España desde los Fenicios)
El hierro y la Metalúrgica. Las civilizaciones y pueblos indígenas no lo conocían. España trajo consigo las técnicas de los talleres metalúrgicos más avanzados de Europa, los de Toledo.
A los sacerdotes, a Evangelizar ( los pagaba España, no el Vaticano ) pero no solo a Evangelizar ...
Escribieron las gramáticas de las lenguas indígenas como el náhuatl, el otomí, el purépecha, el chaima, el totonaca, el otomí, el zapoteca, el mixteca,. las lenguas maya, el mapuche, el quechua, el aymara, el muisca; el guaraní, el mapudungun, el allentiac etc
Muchas de estas lenguas tuvieron su Gramática antes que lenguas europeas como el Francés o el Ingles Recopilaron los conocimientos de hierbas medicinales de los pueblos americanos en obras como en Historia Natural de Nueva España (1576), de Francisco Hernández (1514-1587) ; La historia medicinal de las cosas que se traen de nuestras Indias Occidentales (1580), Etc
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También sin tener en la lista de contactos te dice quién te llama aveces, por ejemplo el centro médico
Supongo que se podrá desactivar pero tampoco me molesta necesariamente.
Demasiadas "injerencias", es verdad que a veces he llamado a algún número "público" y el nombre me aparece automáticamente en "llamadas salientes" sin tener ese número en agenda...
Esto es en serio o cachondeo??
Es en serio
Es en serio, mi teléfono también lo hace, identifica automáticamente llamadas de Spam pero también negocios, centros de salud, etc...
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Pues a mi me hinchan a spam y no hago nada más que bloquear números y eso de llamadas de empresas o centros de salud… tengo un iPhone 11 con iOS 15.5
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A mi me indica muchos números,aunque no los tenga en agenda,pero no me rechaza los que salen como spam.
Supongo que será alguna configuración.
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