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Chapter 28: In The Enemy’s Camp. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Adrian Praetzellis. To view the book in separate chapters, go to this playlist: www.youtube.com If you would prefer to watch in the 6 original parts, go to this playlist: www.youtube.com

Mary Read and Anne Bonny – Pirate Women of the Caribbean

Article by Cherie Pugh

Mary Read and Anne Bonny – Pirate Women of the Caribbeanby Cherie Pugh

Cherie Pugh discovered the true story of the Nassau pirates when sailing through the Caribbean on a traditional wooden ship. She found the court records of their trial in London, and spent years researching and writing

Do you want to be a Pirate? Try Pirates of the Caribbean Costumes

Article by Jane Lee

If you are a movie lover then you must have watched Pirates of the Caribbean. It is a must watch movie. All parts of this movie are worth watching. Even if you are not a move lover or don

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Here is the progress of my Captain Jack Sparrow Costume. It is now 80% finished – new belts, wristwraps, rings and heavily modified wig. More information here: jacksparrowcostuming.wikispaces.com

PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE COMMENTING ON MY VIDEO! THANK YOU! (I have been impersonating Captain Jack Sparrow/ All the other people from” Pirates Of The Caribbean (film series)” but mostly Jack for 9 years now so after a party be for last Halloween I did this video for my friends since they all have been bugging me to put one up here for 9 years and I have impersonated him in public at the Renfaire and Halloween here in Co for many years not as a worker but just for fun and have done it for 2 talent shows and got good feedback even fought a Will Tuner impersonator for fun at the Renfaire and got my pic taken with a few kids and some other random people . Any way now it’s your turn you tube be honest like I know you are . Oh and about the consent messing with my wig sorry my costume was giving me issues and my makeup was smeared from me rubbing my eyes and my dog would not leave me alone so ignore the barking oh and leave line request I can do them all now from all 4 movies so shoot them my way oh and again this was at like 1:30 .Am and I was doing his voice for like 12 hours or so that night so my voices was shot so sorry it’s way better now I promise this was like 7 months ago so yay lol enjoy.

It’s alarming how charming I feel This was my Halloween costume. The eye makeup ended up tad more feminine than it should have been.

Jack Sparrow himself knows the living legend Mr Crazy Fraser

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Lego Pirates of the Caribbean

Article by BenTaylor

Oh come on now, why are you here? What’s the point in me writing any of this down, it’s about a Lego game. You know you’re going to like it, it’s in your veins. Ever since the dawn of mankind, our DNA has been harboured to hunt, mate and slay Sticklebrick aficionados. Traveller’s Tales have been using this instinct for years now, developing plastic based parodies that are as bright and addictive as Starburst cocaine. Still, it’s a format that keeps many excited at the prospects of what favourite film franchise could be coated in chokeable hazards, and this time, it’s the turn of Lego Pirates Of The Carribbean.

Lego Pirates Of The Caribbean suitably focuses on all four films in the franchise and recreates them in blocky detail, and is possibly the most true representation of a franchise to date. In some cases, cut scenes replicate the films’ shot for shot with their own cheeky charm to boot. The parody is ripe throughout and is sure to tickle the funny bone of young and old alike with slapstick charm and clever wit. Traveller’s Tales melds the two together very well, helpful seeing as the humour of both franchises practically go together hand in hand like they were meant for each other, albeit all the rum’s gone and been replaced by tea.

Nothing much has truly changed. The simplicity of all the Lego games that enticed kids and adults alike remains ever present throughout, and the basic platforming and puzzle solving mechanics are as enjoyable as ever. However, if feels as though there have been missed opportunities with the swashbuckling topping. Combat still only relies on bashing one button, and not a lot else. Could there not have been some form of dualing mini-game in keeping with the theme? The constant square bashing is heavily shielded by the laurels of ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’, but after so many Lego games making the creative team 21st Century experts in platforming, it surely can’t hurt to spice up the formula of combat a bit.

Your allies are equipped with different means to fight off treasure hunters, but it all relies on the same button bashing formula. Thankfully, should you be playing alone (and if you only play online, then you’ll have no choice), the ally A.I. has been improved to near perfection to aid you in co-operative puzzles and dare not hinder your progress. Some slight issues kick in, however, with swapping to different members of your crew. Your party can now extend from the traditional two, but attempting to quickly swap between the cast in your roster often results in selecting the wrong character. You can halt and select from a character wheel to be more specific, but do this within mid-battle and you will die and lose some of your hard earned treasure. With infinite lives, this is only a small complaint, but slightly frustrating nonetheless.

Still ridiculously addictive, brilliantly fun and unexpectedly laugh out loud funny on occasionsEach level is littered with collectables and treasure to unearth from demolishing the property of the innocent. Tons of hidden prizes nestling away in the oddest nooks and crannies have practically as much of a staple of the series as the light hearted parody and cutesy presentation, yet there’s a stronger emphasis on treasure this time around, and rightly so. Jack Sparrow roams the levels with his trusty compass, opening up a mini-game that spans across levels in order for you to search for buried treasure…and trash. Uncovering Lego fragments to build can lead to you gaining even more in the way of ‘Studs’ the game currency, or more importantly pieces of Minikits, allowing you to build several ships in bottles for a lovely decorative effect in your port.

Your port is a reflection of your success in pillaging, and acts as your main HUB throughout the films. Should scavenging through means of aesthetic pleasure not be to your tastes, the main reasons for completing quests and hoarding figurines is for gold bricks, the key to unlocking more levels, more characters and more sections of the port to explore. Everywhere you turn, you’re being graciously awarded for simply playing, and once you begin unlocking things, it can become incredibly hard to stop.

It’s pretty clear that Disney have shoved their influence in by their wallet with the improved graphics. Everything has been given a cinematic filter and there’s a heavier emphasis on the character animations to truly outline their unique traits. Jack Sparrow’s nigh on drunken flailing never fails to amuse whilst darting around levels and the slapstick animations never fail to amuse. Even the slight grunts from Sparrow and Will seem to replicate that of Depp and Bloom’s eerily well. Alongside the pitch perfect soundtrack throughout the game, and you’ve got more of a remake than a parody.

So, although it employs basically the same tactics as every other Lego parody under the sun, Lego Pirates Of The Caribbean is still ridiculously addictive, brilliantly fun and unexpectedly laugh out loud funny on occasions. There are mild frustrations which kick in every so often, but in no way hinder any enjoyment and the cons that have been mentioned in so many Lego games before hand such as poor A.I. have finally been fixed. Experts in the field of Lego platforming will probably find this a short voyage and manage to blitz through the Gold Bricks it has to offer, but enjoyable nonetheless. Whether you’d be a fan of the films or fan of the games as a whole, this is a greater video game spin-off than any of the actual fleshy cash-ins.

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Hey!!!! That’s me dressed as Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean (ok, I’ve made this costume in like…5 minutes…using normal clothes I had in my closet…so I might be looking like a homeless guy…but believe me….the intention was to be Jack xD) So…I did this medley a few months ago….the song list is something like this: 1- hoist the colors 2- mermaids 3- the medallion calls 4- I freaking forgot the name of the song…but it is from the 4th movie!! 5- up is down 6- blackbeard 7- the kraken 8- one day 9- davy jones 10- at wit’s end 11- he’s a pirate and that’s basically it..I’m sorry for the mistakes, but the song is a bit hard to play, I haven’t practiced it in a while and part of my brain was concerned with acting like Jack Sparrow. XD and hey! thumbs up for drinking rum with a closed bottle!!!!!!!!! I really hope you like it…I had fun doing this! And sorry if I made any grammar mistakes…I’m not a native english speaker!!!!! kisses! love you all \o/

We all know that Jack Sparrow is deffinatly the most clever pirate out there (and the hottest!), and has shown us some pretty amazing things. But we also know that he has had some…not so gracefull moments. and that just makes us love him even more! so I decided to capture some of his funniest moments and put them to his theme song. Hope you enjoy! “you forgot one very important thing mate…I’m captain Jack Sparrow!”

Captain Jack Sparrow and Link from Legend of Zelda meeting up just spells chaos everywhere. Welcome to the brilliant minds of two of my friends. Filmed this October 31, 2008. The woman named Melody that they’re talking about is an original character. Yes, they are both girls. “Jack” got all of the stuff for her costume different places everywhere over the years. “Link” sewed her costume. This video is pretty quiet because I captured this on my iPod, so you might want to turn up the volume.

❥❥❥ OPEN ME ❥❥❥ Credit: *JOHNNY DEPP’S MAKEUP ARTIST IN PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN obviously *The amazingly talented Kandee Johnson’s Jack Sparrow makeup: www.youtube.com ♪♫ MUSIC ♪♫ SKRIP “Dance Like” www.youtube.com Tweet ❤ www.twitter.com FTC: I bought everything myself! I am not affiliated with Jack Sparrow or any other pirate clan for that matter….. or am I ?

Alex takes the day off and lets Captain Jack Sparrow show you what a day in the life of a pirate is all about: booty and beer. SUBSCRIBE TO VLOGS: ‪‪www.youtube.com Follow me on Twitter: ‪‪twitter.com and Facebook: ‪‪www.facebook.com