ABECEGRAMAS *Juegos de Palabras
ABECEGRAMAS *Juegos de Palabras
INDEX * JUEGOS DE PALABRAS
Abecegramas: Anoche brillaron cerca, chispeantes, dos estrellas fugaces. * ——– Etc.
1.Ajedrecistas bolivianos combinaron diversas estrategias fuertemente ganadoras, heróicamente invencibles…
2.Amigos breves con discretos enredos fugaces, gritos hostiles, incitando juegos kinestésicamente lúdicos, multiplicando nueve octavos por quinientos riñones siberianos transplantados en Ucrania…!
3.Antes buscábamos caballos daneses elegantes – Ahora buscamos camellos, dromedarios, elephantes, flamingos, grullas, gorilas, garzas, gaviotas, hienas, hipopótamos, insectos,
4.Anoche bailaron cuatro danesas (enamoradas) enredando frases graciosas, hablando indígena, jugando karatecas, luchando manitas…
5.Aquí buceaban cuatro dinámicas estudiantes francesas gozosas, hablando italiano, japonés, koreano, lituano, marroquí, nepalés, otomí,
6.Arqueólogos buscando caimanes descubrieron elefantes furibundos, ghaneses, hambrientos, irritables,
7.Astrólogos brasileños calmaron dos elefanes furiosos, gritando horripilantemente irritantes!
8.Astronautas boliviános completaron dos experimentos fabulosos garantizando habilitar inversionistas jamaiquinos
9.Ayer bajamos caminando despacio entre flamingos graciosos haciendo inclinaciones jocosas…
10.Aztec boys came dancing, elevating flags, going hunting, imitating joggers, kicking lemons…!
11.Bailarines canadienses danzaron elegantemente fascinados, graciosamente hacinados, intuitívamente jazísticos,
12.Bancos canadiences donaron en Francia guantes hidratados inflables
13. Bésame con discresión… Bésame con discreta emotividad, fugaz gentilesa,
14.Buscando caimanes disfrazados de elephantes fotogénicos…
15.Cantamos divertidos en Finlandia, Guantánamo, Holanda, Inglaterra, Japón, Kenia,
16.Chess devoters employ few game heart intentions… ¡¿¿¿¿¿¿?????????????
17.Cinéfilos daneses emocionados filmaron gentilmente hincados, imperturbables…
18.Contamos dinero europeo firme, ganado honestamente, inversiones japonesas, koreanas,
19.Cruzamos Dinamarca enunciando frases guturales haciendo imitaciones jocozas
20.Cuatro drones escoltaron físicos guatemaltecos
21.Directivos españoles financiaron grandes helipuertos italianos
22.Dos estudiantes franceses ganaron helicópteros irlandeses jugando karate lituano masterizado
23.Dubai espera financiar grandes hoteles increibles
24.Educated french girls happly imitating japanese karate leaders…!
25.Entonces Francia generó horrorosos incrementos jklm
26.Donators employed french game helicopters IJK
27.Generan huracanes insoportables
28.Intelligent japanese kids learned mathematics near Oxford, Oslo, Ontario, Oregon, …!
29.Italian joggers knew
30.Jugadores keniatas lucharon mejor nulificando otros participantes que ratificaron solidariamente
31.Las maravillas nacionales ofrecen placeres quiméricos
32.La mejor nueva orquesta por quinto reto.saliendo triunfante, unánimemente victoriosa
33.Los mineros, nueve obreros polacos, querian rezar sentados, tranquilos, unidos,victoriosos.
34.Muchos niños oraban por quinientos rusos siberianos trilingüues…
35.Many New opportunities providing quick results stuvw
36.Ocho pianistas quiseron repetir seis tonos unicos, vibrantes,
37.Ocho presidentes quitaron restriccones severas, tendenciosas.
38.Once pasos quizá resulten suficientes también.
39.NOrmamente otros palíndromos quizá resulten simplemente talentosos, únicos, vibrantes, wow!
40.Otros partidarios quisieron revocar similares tributos, urbanizando vialiades.
41.Otros periodistas quizás rusos saltaron temblando, unidos, vivos.
42.Observando Posiblemente quinientas risueñas sevillanas taconeando uniformemente…
43.Portugal quizá reunirá sus turistas ukranianos, vietnamitas,
44.Ondeaban para Quinientos rusos sentados tras unos venezolanos
45.Nuevamente Ovacionados por quinientos romanos, saludando turistas un viernes wagneriano…
46.Razonando sabemos: también Ucrania visitará Washington.
47.Quince Resultaron ser traductores ukranianos voluntarios
48.Riendo sentados tres ucranianos vendian wafflesxquisitos y zabrosos.
49.RENTABAN SEIS TIENDAS UBICADAS VERTICALMENTE.
50.Other professors quickly resolved s
51.Taiwan university visits Washington
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Singer Barry Manilow was born on June 17, 1943.

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The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II,
broadcast live on 2 June 1953, was the event that did more than any other to make television a mainstream medium.
More than 20 million people watched the Service on television, outnumbering the radio audience for the first time.
The BBC knew the event would be popular – based on the reaction to the limited broadcast of George VI’s Coronation Procession – but could not foresee that it would mark the coming of age of television, as well as the modernisation of the monarchy.The Coronation brought the nation together, as 10.4 million people watched in the homes of friends and neighbours, and 1.5 million watched in public places like pubs and cinemas. The BBC coverage of the event included cameras installed inside Westminster Abbey for the first time, to show the Coronation Service. The Queen gave her permission for this departure, against official advice – revealing the monarchy’s willingness to move with the times. Television commentary in the Abbey was provided by Richard Dimbleby, with 7 other commentators including Bernard Braden and Brian Johnston providing coverage along the processional route.The BBC’s Coronation coverage was broadcast around the world. In the United States 85 million people watched recordings of the highlights, while in Germany all 11 hours of coverage were transmitted. Reaction to the broadcasts was overwhelmingly positive. With competition from ITV only 3 years away, the BBC established an early lead as the trusted and reliable broadcaster of national events.
https://www.bbc.com/historyofthebbc/anniversaries/june/coronation-of-queen-elizabeth-ii
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¿CUÁNTAS OBRAS ESCRIBIÓ WAGNER?
En total, Richard Wagner compuso 43 obras, principalmente óperas.
22 May 1813 – 13 February 1883) was a German composer, theatre director, polemicist, and conductor who is chiefly known for his operas
LA INFLUENCIA DE WAGNER
Podemos resumir su influencia en los siguientes puntos:
La creación del leitmotiv o motivo principal, un tema musical ligado a un personaje, símbolo o concepto específico que se repite a lo largo de la historia (Guía Completa de la Música Clásica, 170). He tocado este tema en el episodio ¿Quién es John Williams?. En él comentaba que John Williams ha compuesto muchas de sus obras bajo este concepto: el motif de Luke Skywalker, el motif de Leia, el motif de Darth Vader, el motif the Indiana Jones, etc. Wagner desarrolló el leitmotif durante la creación del ciclo de El Anillo.
La orquestación: el uso que Wagner hizo de la orquesta para llevarnos emocionalmente de un sitio a otro es innovador (para su época por supuesto). A veces creo que el término «orquestación» parece difícil de comprender para los simples humanos como nosotros. Pero imagina que tienes que hacer una lasagna. Cada ingrediente que escojas para hacer la lasagna tiene su color, sabor y su textura. Si pones más de un ingrediente que de otro, la lasagna sabe diferente. El punto es encontrar la cantidad idónea de cada ingrediente para que la lasagna sea la mejor, para cuando la mastiques sientas las diferentes texturas y sabores. Ahora imagina que la lasagna es la ópera de Wagner y que cada ingrediente es un instrumento o voz humana. Él supo cómo manejar las cualidades de cada instrumento (el color y timbre) de forma que no se había hecho antes y hacerlos trabajar juntos para crear una obra de arte: la suavidad de los violines con la fuerza de los metales, añadiendo luego percusión sin olvidarnos de la potencia y sensibilidad de voces humanas. Y todo con el objetivo de hacernos viajar emocionalmente de un sentimiento a otro. Por que si usaras diferentes ingredientes (instrumentos) para la misma receta (melodía), ¿a que sabría (sonaría) diferente y por lo tanto te transmitiría sentimientos diferentes? Y Wagner, a pesar de jugar con las sonoridades de los instrumentos, encontramos un equilibrio sutil en sus obras, más en las últimas por supuesto cuando ya había alcanzado madures en su voz musical.
Rol del director de orquesta: Para Wagner, el director no era solo un metrónomo humano, es decir, aquel que indicaba el tempo a los músicos, sino un intérprete de las partituras. Escribió un ensayo en el que, aparte de criticar como era común en él, también indica que el director debería hacer tantos cambios, no solo en el tempo, para adecuar la música al «feeling» y «mood» del momento. Muy revolucionario en su momento.
La invención de un nuevo instrumento llamada comúnmente «la tuba de Wagner», un instrumento de metal entre la trompa y el trombón. Casi no se usa, excepto para sus obras.
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https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wagner- https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wagner – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wagner – https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wagner
StumbleUpon
How to Use StumbleUpon: Your Comprehensive Guide
You’ve likely heard of StumbleUpon. But do you really understand how to use its full power?

StumbleUpon is a social bookmarking and rating site where people can “Stumble” their favorite web pages, write reviews and share their discoveries with their followers.
This network is like Delicious, but with a more enhanced social platform and sharing system.
Why Use StumbleUpon?
StumbleUpon can be a great site to organize your favorite bookmarks, although it isn’t quite as advanced as Delicious in organization. You can easily save items by giving them the thumbs-up using the “I like it” buttons on the StumbleUpon toolbars for Firefox or Chrome.
Aside from organizing your own favorites, StumbleUpon is also used to drive traffic to a specific webpage, photo, video or other website. When you favorite a particular item in StumbleUpon, it’s recommended to the StumbleUpon network. People who express interest in a topic will be shown your page if it falls under that topic and has received good ratings from other Stumblers when they use the Stumble button in their toolbar or when they search StumbleUpon.
Saving Your Favorites
There’s more to saving your favorite pages than just hitting the “I like it” button. You can use the Comment bubble on the Chrome toolbar or the Info button on the Firefox toolbar to go to the StumbleUpon page for the URL and enter a detailed review, which is appreciated much more than just a thumbs-up.
Whenever you’re favoriting an item, be sure to use the tag icon to add tags to your favorites. StumbleUpon’s search is less than exact when it comes to relocating something that you’ve favorited and hope to return to, so tag that item appropriately so you can find it when you need it.
You can see your own favorites’ tags by going to your favorites and selecting Tags. The ones you use the most will show up larger than the rest so you can easily spot your favorite topics, or you can hover over the Tags link to see them in order of the number of favorites you’ve added in that tag.
You can also share your StumbleUpon favorites through Twitter and Facebook icons on the toolbars.
Creating Your StumbleUpon Profile
After you’ve registered for StumbleUpon, and before you begin building your StumbleUpon network, you’ll want to create a great StumbleUpon profile. There are two aspects to your profile you’ll want to be sure to complete before you start contacting others to follow you.
Your Bio
You can create a detailed bio by going to your Settings menu to Customize Profile. In the “introduce yourself to everyone” box, you can enter a detailed description of yourself as well as links to your website, blogs and other social networks.
Although they’re nofollow links, they’ll garner you traffic as people visit your profile based on the fact that they like what you Stumble.
Once you have your avatar and bio information completed, the next thing you’ll want to do (if you haven’t already) is fill your profile with favorites in topics you’re interested in. This will show people who visit your profile what you’re into and that you’re active, and will make them more likely to follow you.
Finding Friends on StumbleUpon
There are plenty of guides on generating traffic from StumbleUpon. If you don’t want to wait for the luck of the draw of a power Stumbler coming across and liking your content, then your next-best bet is to build a strong following to share your content with.
Find or Invite Your Friends
The first place to search for StumbleUpon followers is within your own networks. After you’re logged in, go to the Stumblers tab and use the Find Friends option. StumbleUpon can connect to your Gmail, Yahoo or Windows Live (Hotmail) email contacts as well as your Facebook friends and Twitter followers to see if any of your connections are also Stumblers.
When it pulls up your contacts, it will show you their icon, user name, real name (if available), number of favorites (which shows if your connections are active), and their main interests.
Contacts on StumbleUpon
StumbleUpon lists your contacts with their number of favorites and interests.
From here, you can select people you want to follow based on interest, or let it “Select All” to follow all of your contacts from a particular network.
Find Stumblers Based on Interest
There are several ways you can find Stumblers to connect with based on interest.
Topics
First off, you can see Stumblers who follow particular topics by looking under the Discover tab at your own favorite topics, listed to the right and based on the number of times you thumbs-up items tagged with that particular topic.
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WIKIPEDIA
StumbleUpon was[4][5][6] a discovery and advertisement engine (a form of web search engine) that pushed web content recommendations to its users. Its features allowed users to discover and rate Web pages, photos and videos that are personalized to their tastes and interests using peer-sourcing, social-networking and advertising (sponsored pages) principles. The service shut down in June 2018.
Toolbar versions existed for Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Internet Explorer, and Safari. StumbleUpon also worked with some independent Mozilla-based browsers.
Native mobile StumbleUpon apps existed for Windows,[7] iOS,[8] Android,[9] and the Amazon Appstore (now part of Social One).[10][11]
On June 30, 2018, StumbleUpon was shut down in favor of a new discovery platform called Mix.


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