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They ruled the seven seas back in the 1600s and 1700s and even today are plundering sea vessels in international waters. They are pirates. From movies and books to real life, pirates fascinate people endlessly and probably always will. Tidbits walks the plank this week, in honor of National Talk L i k e a Pirate Day observed on September 19th. • Although Hollywood pirates, such as Jack Sparrow’s friends, like to grumble “arrr” or “arrrrgh” frequently, real pirates were not known to do so. Hollywood actor Robert Newton, who played Long John Silver in the 1950s, had a regional accent from the Cotswolds district of England where they like to roll the “r” a bit. However, your average real pirate did not.

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• Pirates may have thrown men overboard, but no one was ever known to have “walked the plank.” Again, this one is a Hollywood myth. • Lady Ching Shih of China became one of the most powerful pirates to have ever sailed the ocean blue. She commanded one of the most formidable pirate fleets in all of Asia during the early 1800s, with hundreds of ships under her command.

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• Pirates pierced their ears, not to look suave, but because it was believed that piercing the ears with such precious metals as silver and gold improved one’s eyesight. Even relatively respectable seafaring men indulged in the practice. turn the page for more!

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PIRATES (continued):

• “Davy Jones’ Locker” is a real nautical term that dates back to the 1700s and refers to the bottom of the ocean and a graveyard for drowned sailors. • As early as 1611, there are written accounts describing a person who brings bad luck to a ship as a “Jonah.” If a man was marked as a Jonah, he was doomed to be thrown overboard. If the trouble persisted, the pirates might suspect they’d thrown the wrong man overboard and would sometimes toss the original accuser into the sea to appease the ghost of the innocent man. • Every pirate ship had its Code of Conduct specified by the pirate captain. While stealing was the pirate’s job, stealing amongst shipmates was severely punished. Some boats had a “zero tolerance” policy for internal theft that left you dead or marooned if caught. • No one has actually ever found a real pirate’s buried treasure map. Never too far from death, most pirates tried to enjoy their money quickly. At any rate, there aren’t any maps around today, unless some are still cleverly hidden. • Throughout history some women have preferred knives to knitting needles. Two of history’s most famous female pirates are Anne Bonny, born in Ireland, and Mary Read, born in England. Not wanting to live the subservient life expected of women during her day, Bonny won over the respect of her pirate crewmembers with her murderous and capable ways. She eventually became best friends with her fellow fierce, female pirate, Read. • As members of Captain “Calico” Jack Rackham’s crew, Bonny and Read disguised themselves as men and earned reputations as tough, fearless fighters. When Rackham and his crew were captured and sentenced to hang, Bonny, the captain’s girlfriend, reportedly told him: “Had you fought like a man, you need not have been hanged like a dog.”

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• Pirate ships flew Jolly Roger flags featuring motifs intended to intimidate, including skulls, crossbones, swords, skeletons, bleeding hearts and hourglasses, meant to symbolize that time was running out. • Port Royal, Jamaica, once known as the “wickedest city on earth” and as a wealthy haven for pirates, was devastated by an earthquake on June 7, 1692. Much of the thriving, densely populated community was destroyed. Port Royal was rebuilt and served as a British naval station in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, it is a small fishing town and tourist destination. • “Treasure Island” by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson was first published serially in a children’s magazine between 1881 and 1882, under the title “The SeaCook.” It was published as a book in 1883. One of the main characters, the pirate Long John Silver, is nicknamed the Sea Cook. Silver, who is missing one leg, was reportedly inspired by a writer-editor friend of Stevenson’s who had lost a leg to disease.

• The Caribbean Sea gets its name from the Caribs, one of the main Native American Indian groups in the region when Spanish explorers arrived in the 15th century. The Caribs were known as fierce fighters and practitioners of cannibalism. Although largely eliminated by the Europeans in the 17th century, some Caribs survive today in Guatemala and Dominica.

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HOLLYWOOD ... As if Angelina Jolie doesn’t have enough on her plate as the leading female star in action films today (her latest, “Salt,” has grossed upward of $250 million) and as the wife of Brad Pitt and the mother of all those kids, she now plans to step behind the camera and direct a film about the Bosnian War, which she has no doubt researched during all her visits to that region as a goodwill ambassador for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees -- now that’s a mouthful! But first she will star opposite Johnny Depp in “The Tourist” in December.

Not everyone has gone Hollywood. Shia LaBeouf, star of the “Transformers” movies and now on the big screen in the “Wall Street” sequel with Michael Douglas, did not forget his humble beginnings. There were leaner days when he slept on the couch in his agent’s office for want of his own place. Then good parts in big movies came, and he left his agent for a bigger agency -- with her blessing. He remembered his agent’s kindness with a small percentage of his earnings from that day forward. You might say he wasn’t “Shi-a” gratitude!

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And hasn’t Michael Douglas had enough misfortune? His son in jail, his ex suing over the sequel money for “Wall Street” -- which she thinks she got in the divorce -- and now that little bout with the big C he’s fighting right now. Just when things couldn’t be better with his beautiful and talented wife Catherine Zeta-Jones and his kids. He’s in our prayers.

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Jungle Birthday Party for your Preschooler If there’s a birthday in your house this month, go on a safari! A birthday party safari that is, right in your own backyard or neighborhood park. “A jungle-themed party is always a roaring success for the preschool-age birthday kid,” says Nancy Troffey, a creative 55-year-old mom and grandmother with more than 20 years of experience directing preschool programs and summer camps. “Three’s and four’s are simply fascinated with wild animals. They can’t get enough of jungle-themed picture books, storytelling, games and puppets. When given the chance, they’ll jump right into pretending to act and make noises like their favorite animals, too.” It’s easy and inexpensive to plan your preschool child’s birthday-party adventure around this popular theme. Here are some basics to get you started: Mixer Activity As young party guests arrive, play a jungle sounds CD to set the scene. Give them something to do right away to help them feel comfortable with the surroundings and meeting new friends. Let them try on and choose a safari-style hat, and then decorate their own safari water canteen with animal stickers. The kids can hang it around their neck for the party. (Create the safari water canteens beforehand.) For each canteen, you’ll need: One small 10-ounce plastic or metal bottle filled with water and capped One 42-inch strip of 1-inch-wide animal print ribbon or cotton fabric cut with pinking shears One 3-by-10-inch rectangle of craft foam or poster board Wild animal stickers Directions: Glue the underside of the midpoint of the ribbon/fabric strip to the base of the bottle. Lift the halves of the strip upward evenly on each side. Glue the craft foam rectangle around the bottle and over the ribbon/fabric strip to secure them in place. Tie the loose ends of the strips in a knot. Safari Eats: --Peanut butter and banana finger sandwiches --Banana pudding with fresh fruit and animal crackers on top --Cookies made with animal-shape cookie cutters and coconut sprinkled over the frosting --Peanuts in the shell --Jungle juice (sparkling water mixed with fruit juice). Activities: --Play a safari game and look for hidden stuffed animals and plastic critters --Make paper bag animal puppets --Take a photo of each child, print from your computer, and let them frame it on an inexpensive frame to take home as a party favor. Tip: Enlist a neighborhood teen “helper” to plan games and interact with the energetic kids at the party. Coming in next week’s column: Make an easy jungle rain stick toy. *** Donna Erickson’s award-winning series “Donna’s Day” is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of her creative family recipes and activities, visit www.donnasday.com and link to the NEW Donna’s Day Facebook fan page. Her latest book is “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff for Families.” (c) 2010 Donna Erickson Distributed by King Features Synd.

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September 22! The Johnson Park Recycling Team will be springing back into action today cleaning up the community one project at a time. Free Event! (Meet at Johnson Park, 900 NW 8 Avenue, Hallandale Beach @ 4:00 PM)

National Pollution Prevention Week September 23! The 4-H Club and the recycling team will learn about pollution and then brainstorm and carry out ways in which to prevent pollution and keep their local parks and community clean. Free Event! (Bluesten Park, 501 SE 1 Avenue, Hallandale Beach/Johnson Park, 900 NW 8 Avenue, Hallandale Beach @ 4:00 PM)

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