TIL that mead (or honey wine) has different names when blended with different ingredients. When fermented with grape juice, it is called "pyment," with apple juice "cyser," with other fruits "melomel," with herbs or spices "metheglin," and with hops, grains, or malts "braggot" https://ift.tt/Z7kQAsf
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TIL that mead (or honey wine) has different names when blended...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Integrador • 145 points and 19 comments
TIL: Tokugawa Tsunayoshi was known as the dog shogun for his protections of dogs. During the his reign Edo became overrun with dogs. https://ift.tt/4pEOaxB
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TIL: Tokugawa Tsunayoshi was known as the dog shogun for his...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/levisimons • 186 points and 6 comments
TIL that all Shiba Inu alive today are descended from one single Shiba, "Ishi," born in 1930. https://ift.tt/pciPdMW
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TIL that all Shiba Inu alive today are descended from one single...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Tsujimoto74 • 129 points and 11 comments
TIL that milky liquid in dandelions is latex. https://ift.tt/pbIBDMw
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TIL that milky liquid in dandelions is latex.
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/B1gg_R3dd • 75 points and 20 comments
TIL Bob Barker donated 5 million USD to help purchase a ship which is used in anti whaling and anti illegal fishing operations. The ship was christened the M/Y Bob Barker. https://ift.tt/zF1gcH0
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TIL Bob Barker donated 5 million USD to help purchase a ship which...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/cantileverboom • 203 points and 13 comments
TIL World War II codebreaker Dilly Knox used to solve coded enemy messages in the bathtub and persuaded his superiors to have a bathtub installed in his office in the cryptanalysis section of the British Admiralty. https://ift.tt/gPsbUpx
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TIL World War II codebreaker Dilly Knox used to solve coded enemy...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Tardigradelegs • 175 points and 12 comments
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TIL the chief of the German military cabinet Graf von Hülsen-Haeseler died in 1908 dressed in a pink tutu after trying to lift the Kaiser’s mood, when he suffered a heart attack. https://ift.tt/CzcY47n
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TIL the chief of the German military cabinet Graf von...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Suplex_108 • 1,091 points and 32 comments
TIL Abraham Lincoln signed the bill creating the Secret Service on April 14, 1865, the day he was assassinated. https://ift.tt/tG0APau
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TIL Abraham Lincoln signed the bill creating the Secret Service on...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Avalon336 • 279 points and 22 comments
TIL in an effort to protect her son and daughter from falling under the sinister charms of Charles Manson, Angela Lansbury relocated her family from LA to Ireland. Describing Ireland as “free from bad influences”, she then refused work to better support their recovery from heroin addiction. https://ift.tt/cuRLrBt
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TIL in an effort to protect her son and daughter from falling...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Unlucky-Pomegranate3 • 223 points and 31 comments
TIL the British had a secret WW2 plan called Operation Tracer to leave behind an observation post if the Germans captured Gibraltar. Six men were to be sealed inside a hidden chamber to observer the harbor and Strait of Gibraltar. They would have had 7 years of supplies and bicycle-powered radios. https://ift.tt/Xpgs4Fb
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TIL the British had a secret WW2 plan called Operation Tracer to...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Bandit_the_Kitty • 165 points and 26 comments
TIL that President Richard Nixon often traveled to Camp David, Maryland to catch broadcasts of Redskins' home games that were "blacked out" on TV in Washington DC. He also once reserved a phone line at his Florida White House to receive the play-by-play of a Cowboys-Redskins game in Dallas. https://ift.tt/puRceol
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TIL that President Richard Nixon often traveled to Camp David,...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/vrphotosguy55 • 174 points and 30 comments
TIL The United States, who entered WWII with just four aircraft carriers, finished the war four years later with close to 100 carriers of all classes and types. https://ift.tt/4njVIe6
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TIL The United States, who entered WWII with just four aircraft...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/PicardTangoAlpha • 235 points and 49 comments
TIL David Copperfield was once robbed at gunpoint -- but successfully performed an illusion to convince the robbers his pockets were empty when they weren't. https://ift.tt/iS0KGOT
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TIL David Copperfield was once robbed at gunpoint -- but...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/MississippiJoel • 398 points and 43 comments
TIL that the Watergate scandal began when burglars acting on behalf of the Nixon administration broke into Democratic campaign headquarters. They were caught because their lookout (posted in a hotel next door) was watching "Attack of the Puppet People" on TV and didn't notice the police arriving. https://ift.tt/MgnEurv
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TIL that the Watergate scandal began when burglars acting on...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/a2soup • 3,661 points and 120 comments
TIL about Hunger Stones, rocks placed in rivers below a certain depth and meant to be revealed during times of drought and famine. When one is found, it is marked with the current year, some still bearing dates from the 1600s. One found in the Czech Republic in 2018 reads "If you see me, weep" https://ift.tt/S3Qvica
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TIL about Hunger Stones, rocks placed in rivers below a certain...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/RemarkableStatement5 • 372 points and 28 comments
TIL the radiation in a nuclear power plant doesn’t produce electricity. It heats water into steam which runs a turbine that creates electricity. https://ift.tt/Xtbk3zl
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TIL the radiation in a nuclear power plant doesn’t produce...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/douggold11 • 787 points and 232 comments
TIL Marjoe Gortner is an Evangelical preacher who decided to pull the curtain back on the scams he and other preachers used. He invited a crew to film behind the scenes as he revealed tricks of the trade and the sacks full of cash he earned nightly. It won the '72 Academy Award Best Documentary https://ift.tt/9WHqBm8
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TIL Marjoe Gortner is an Evangelical preacher who decided to pull...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Bluest_waters • 499 points and 36 comments
TIL after multiple disputes with his town Marvin Heemeyer constructed a concrete/steel armor-plated bulldozer “Killdozer” to destroy those who had sided against him. His rampage destroyed 13 buildings & was unstoppable by Police/SWAT until the dozer stalled. He killed himself & was the only casualty https://ift.tt/vOTaSEo
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TIL after multiple disputes with his town Marvin Heemeyer...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/icywings100 • 403 points and 97 comments
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TIL in the 2006 documentary "This Film is Not Yet Rated" the director hired detectives to uncover the identities of the MPAA ratings & appeal boards, revealing that the former received very little training for rating films, and the latter consisted of studio/theater execs - as well as two clergymen https://ift.tt/szd7Dhf
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TIL in the 1936 summer Olympics in Nazi Germany, Adi Dassler, founder of the new German company Adidas, asked african American athlete Jesse Owens to wear his new running shoes during the events. Owens would agree and go on to win 4 gold medals. https://ift.tt/XLu2ivW
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TIL in the 1936 summer Olympics in Nazi Germany, Adi Dassler,...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/MightGuy420x • 770 points and 45 comments
TIL that measles infection is linked to immune amnesia. If you develops a measles infections your immune system memory for all other pathogens is wiped clean and you are left extremely susceptible to other infections and pathogens. https://ift.tt/qefFUBN
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TIL that measles infection is linked to immune amnesia. If you...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/HalffullCupofSTFU • 270 points and 29 comments