PPT-Pirates!!! A Brief H istory

What do you know about pirates Did pirates have parrots Sure Monkeys were popular too Did pirates have peg legs and hooks Yes many lost limbs but few had hooks Did pirates grapple. Tardos. codes. Boris . Š. kori. ć and Antonino Simone. Eindhoven University of Technology. Stochastics Seminar, 28 Nov. 2012. Outline. Forensic watermarking. collusion attacks. q-. ary. . Tardos. Quick! Get a parrot!. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7z74BvLWUg. Pirates: Bloodthirsty Villains of Yore. Caribbean is famous for its stories of sailor thieves known as pirates.. Islands offer warm weather, hidden bays and coves and secret caves for hiding booty.. WHAT IS A PIRATE? . OR . - A pirate is someone who takes control of a ship and robs it of its treasure.. - Ancient pirates may have looked for Gold but today Pirates take Oil, TVs, Games consoles and anything worth money.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piracy. With your learning partners think. about why people wanted to. e. xplore the world. . If we lived in an unexplored world, . w. hat would you want to explore and find?. Christopher Speer. Kevin Zavitz. Pride. Passion. Pittsburgh Pirates.. Introduction and Research Methods. Lifelong and die-hard passion held for the team. Admired the Pirates from the “outside” it was appealing to us to take a look on the “inside” of the organization. By: Jerra Miller, Samantha Homan, Alaina. . Concha, Cris Esparza. Period 2. nd. . Introduction: sailors. Tale . Fabliau . Consisting of a cuckhold(husband of an adulteress), wife, and a lover . M. and . Dr. No: . Tropicality and Piracy. By Lillian Ball. Tropicality. Place imagery. :. Dr. No and Pirates portray typical representations of island paradise and its exoticism.  promoting tourism with beautiful imagery while masking exploitation. . Vocabulary Set 3 . Diary Entry 1 . Having . apprenticed. in the art of . joinery. , I had worked hard on the . scarfing. of the ship and was offered an opportunity to be on the maiden voyage. I am very excited to be on the ocean and experience travel in such luxury. I have never left home before and this is a wonderful opportunity for me.. NO TALKING!. John Jacobson . Roger Emerson. Pirates all are we. All ye lubbers and lads, . Ye and I a buccaneer be.. Finest time ye ever have had, . come along with me!. All ye lubbers and lads, . Henry Morgan. Famous Pirates. Blackbeard. Anne Bonny. William Kidd. Mary Read. The . oldest evidence of the pirates' existence is an inscription on a clay tablet from the time of Pharo Echnaton (1350 BC). . Finest time ye ever have had, come along with me!. Man that sword, ye cowardly swab! Off to sail the rollicking sea.. Not a ship we would not rob. Pirates all are we! Come and sail the sea under skull and bones, or I guarantee you’ll sink to Davy Jones! . a . buccaneer be.. Finest time ye ever have had, . come . along with me!. Man that sword, ye cowardly swab! . Off . to sail the rollicking sea.. Not a ship we would not rob. . Early Piracy. By 1524, 50% of all Spanish ships are taken by Pirates. The Spanish build the Spanish Treasure Fleet. Special built navy to protect cargo ships and hunt pirates. Sir Francis Drake. English Privateer. a. ctivities . Areas of learning . Communication, Language and Literacy: . The Night Pirates . Hide the title of the book from the children, turn the lights off, get the children to close their eyes and read/ listen to the first 2 pages, until “about to have an adventure…” (start at 39 seconds until 1.46). .