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A good story with a happy ending is always welcome, especially when it's true. And there are few stories quite like Mutiny on the Bounty, a movie I first saw on Family Classics with Frazier Thomas (Channel 9 on Friday nights during the 1960s; later it moved to Sundays). Charles Laughton vs. Clark Gable, Bligh vs. Christian, one of the great stare-downs of all time.
I was fascinated and read all three books in the trilogy by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall (Books 2 and 3 are Men Against the Sea and Pitcairn's Island). Great reads, especially for a boy with a taste for adventure yarns based on actual events. One of my other major fascinations was Kon Tiki by Thor Heyerdahl (my taste in adventure seems to incline toward the open sea).
Likely you know the basic outline of the story: sailing from England in 1787 for Tahiti to collect breadfruit in the East Indies to feed slaves on Caribbean plantations in the West Indies. A three-year trip halfway around the world just to find a food source to feed colonial slaves? Seems bizarre.
But the breadfruit story is interesting in its own right. Discovered by Captain Cook in Tahiti in 1769, members of his crew sang the plant's praises upon their return to England. One member of the crew, Joseph Banks, eventually convinced mad King George III (of American Revolution infamy) to send an expedition to collect specimens. They chose Captain William Bligh and the aptly named ship, The Bounty, for the task.
Breadfruit, it turns out, is one of the highest-yielding trees on the planet, each one producing up to 450 pounds of fruit per year, each football-sized pod packed with nutrients. The yeasty smell is reminiscent of bread, hence the name. Some people today are touting the fruit as one answer to world hunger. The only problem is, the stuff is terribly bland and most don't much like the taste. When it was finally introduced to slaves in Jamaica, they refused to eat it. After about 50 years, though, it gradually worked its way into the island's diet.
The crew of the Bounty spent six months in Tahiti collecting and preparing over a thousand breadfruit specimens for transit. During that extended stay, crew members "went native" and "married" some of the local women. Coming from the rigid class system of 18th century England, imagine how enchanting the Eden-like egalitarian South Sea islands must have been, especially after enduring an oppressive disciplinarian like William Bligh on an all-male ship for a year. So they weren't exactly thrilled when it came time to leave. And Bligh wasn't what you would call a morale-minded skipper.
One month into the return voyage (April 1789), the charismatic second in command, Fletcher Christian (great name, by the way), led the famous mutiny, and the breadfruit plants were gleefully tossed overboard, along with the infamous Captain Bligh, who was set adrift with 17 loyalists in a longboat. Can't recall if the mutineers gave them any breadfruit for the voyage, but 41 days and 5,000 miles later, they landed on Timor, a Dutch island, without losing a single crew member.
Inspector Javert in Les Miserables had nothing on Bligh, who would not rest until the mutineers were brought to justice. In other words, this ranks as one of the bitterest fallings-out in maritime history.
Christian, realizing the never-never-never-give-up determination of his nemesis, and the British admiralty in general, realized he and his co-conspirators would have to go somewhere remarkably obscure and forbidding if they wanted to escape the all-seeing eye of Her Majesty's ships.
That place was Pitcairn Island, a rocky, inhospitable outcropping halfway between Peru and New Zealand — a long way from anything. If you want to get away from it all, this is where you'd go. The mutineers crashed their ship onto the rocks, burned it and lived out their lives with their Tahitian wives and some Tahitian men who tagged along.
It didn't go well. By 1808 when an American ship first made contact, most of the mutineers were dead, including Christian, killed by the Tahitians or the hard life that tested them. Not to second-guess them but these fugitives from justice probably weren't thinking very clearly at the time. They should have brought along some breadfruit trees.
All in all, a sad story.
But not the end of the story. Two-hundred and twenty-three years later, 51 descendants of Fletcher Christian and his shipmates still live on Pitcairn Island. Used to be 52 descendants, but Tom Christian just died at the age of 77. His obituary was carried in the New York Times on Aug. 23.
The great-great-great grandson of Fletcher Christian was an interesting fellow. He became the "voice of Pitcairn," running the radio station and, until a stroke did him in, was Pitcairn's ambassador to the outside world. A ham radio enthusiast, he was, along with the late King Hussein of Jordan (curiouser and curiouser), the world's most popular ham radio operator, each of them reaching an estimated 100,000 listeners.
But as strange as all that sounds, it doesn't come close to the final twist.
In 1971, a cargo ship stopped at Pitcairn Island, carrying an Englishman named Maurice Bligh, the great-great-great-grandson of Captain Bligh. That must have been some visit and some meeting. Better than Stanley and Livingstone.
As the Times obituary put it, "From that day forward, Mr. Bligh and Mr. Christian were fast friends." Mr. Christian, in fact, visited Mr. Bligh as recently as 2005 on a trip to England.
If not a happy ending, at least a happier one.
Two centuries later, the unlikeliest of reconciliations. I wonder what their famous forbears would say. Bill Bligh might even crack a smile.
Never doubt the healing power of time — and possibly breadfruit.
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I am using Visual Studio 2010 C# to write a program to check the state of a COM-to-USB device using a DeviceIoControl but this requires an open handle to the device. I issue a CreateFIle to get a handle. Under WinXP it returns a good handle and does not change the state of the USB device but under Win7 it resets/closes the device and returns a good handle. The device is a Prolific PL2303HXD COM-to-USB GPIO device. I have tried changing out the underlying device drivers and DLLs with no change. This appears to be a handle sharing problem that has a value set NULL since it is ignored in WinXP but in Win7 it wants to see another value in this location. Now this call causes the same action of the USB device turning off the electrical socket:
uint errorReturn = GetNamedSecurityInfo("\\\\.\\COM5", SE_OBJECT_TYPE.SE_FILE_OBJECT, SECURITY_INFORMATION.OWNER_SECURITY_INFORMATION, out pSid, out pZero, out pZero, out pZero, out psd); I am beginning to think this may be related to the device driver not being registered with a signature. I have read all of the material suggested in the Reply and the HID device does not pertain to my scenario and I have already read all of the suggested material before posting this question to the forum.
09/14/12 Worked with rep from Agilent using a USB 2.0/3.0 Analyzer and found that using WinXP had no errors but under Win7 the error light on Analyzer stayed on before I used my code and during. The execution trace with Win7 showed error packet after error packet. This now looks even more like a difference between WinXP and Win7 Microsoft supplied device drivers. The installed device drivers from the OEM are the same. Saw a similar anomaly occur between WinXP sp2 and sp3 related to USB telephony devices.
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Before the media started only focus on his Everest-sized mountains of coke and his habit of collecting porn stars in hotel rooms, Charlie Sheen was known as an actor. More importantly, before being stuck on the humorless black hole known as Two and a Half Men, Sheen was a movie actor, making great films like Platoon, Wall Street and Eight Men Out. His most popular character, however, was Ricky "Wild Thing" Vaughn, the out-of-control pitcher from Major League. But while the first film is a sports movie classic, Major League II and Major League: Back To The Minors aren't worth the film that they are printed on (Sheen wasn't in the third film, but it needs to be said). Still everyone loves "Wild Thing" and perhaps it could be the project that brings Sheen back to respectability.
The actor recently spoke on TMZ Live where he revealed that he is actually trying to do anything he can to bring back the Major League franchise. The actor explained that enough time has gone by since the sequels that they've been forgotten (he even went as far as to call the third movie "an abortion") so they could bring it back as a fresh start. But while he does seem passionate about doing the project, he also recognizes that he isn't the most sought after talent right now and wants people to flood Morgan Creek, the production company behind the franchise, with letters and an angry mob. While I could get behind the idea of another Major League provided it had a solid script, I'm not exactly sure what Sheen's role would be. Most players are lucky if they're still playing at 40 and Sheen is 45 now (and looks a lot older). I must say that I'm curious as to how the whole thing will play out, but realistically I'm fairly sure it will never happen. Back to top


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Fiberglass fabric works great as a wick. You can get it at auto parts stores. Once you get that, then ditch the Mt dew stove and build a Fancee Feest which uses the fiberglass as the primary fuel/flame delivery mechanism.
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I have had much experimentation with the alcohol stove. I also recommend the fancie feast can choice. For me, I prefer a tuna can since it is a little wider and better for the type of pot I have. However, the fancie feast will work just fine. Personally, I've only dealt with the open flame ones. Simpler to make and then I don't have to bother with that wick business.
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I use fiberglass "rope" used to seal the doors of high efficiency wood burning stoves. I get mine from a hardware store that sells the stoves and you get it by the foot. it is a heavy braid and 1 foot will do a dozen of Alcohol stoves if it is unbraided first. I then use 24 hour JB weld to hold it in place...works great and much better then when I put the primer under the stove. When you put the fiberglass rope on make sure you put it as low as possible for the fastest prime.
Here is an example and can be bought by the foot locally in most places. http://heating-and-cooling.hardwares...e--642811.aspx
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the carbon fiber black welding blanket, get one it is like 3 X 4ft, then cut the stuff into wick, primers etc, and then share with a hangin friend or two, gnome
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- Make sure your doctor knows if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have liver disease, blood clotting problems, epilepsy, heart disease, heart block, heart rhythm problems (such as prolonged QT interval), slow heartbeat, or a history of depression.
- Use birth control pills while you are taking mefloquine and for 3 months after you stop treatment with this medicine. If you think you have become pregnant while using this medicine, tell your doctor right away.
- You may still get malaria even while using this medicine. If you get sick or have a fever, call your doctor. To help prevent malaria, you can also use bug spray, wear protective clothing, and keep a mosquito net around your bed.
- A child may vomit after taking this medicine. Ask your doctor what to do if this happens.
- This medicine may make you dizzy, drowsy, or lose your balance. Avoid driving, using machines, or doing anything else that could be dangerous if you are not alert.
- Check with your doctor immediately if blurred vision, difficulty in reading, or any other change in vision occurs during or after treatment. Your doctor may want you to have your eyes checked by an ophthalmologist (eye doctor).
- This medicine can cause changes in heart rhythms, such as a condition called QT prolongation. It may change the way your heart beats and cause fainting or serious side effects in some patients. Call your doctor right away if you have any symptoms of heart rhythm problems, such as fast, pounding, or irregular heartbeats.
- Your doctor will need to check your progress at regular visits while you are using this medicine. Be sure to keep all appointments. Blood tests and eye exams may be needed to check for unwanted effects.
- If your symptoms do not improve or if they get worse, call your doctor.
- Some of the side effects listed below may happen after you stop using this medicine. Call your doctor if you have side effects, even if you are no longer using this medicine.
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- Blistering, peeling, or red skin rash.
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- Feeling of constant movement of self or surroundings.
- Seeing or hearing unusual things.
- Seizures.
- Unusual behavior or thoughts of hurting or killing others or oneself.
- Yellowing of your skin or the whites of your eyes.
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- Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, or stomach pain.
- Ringing in your ears.
- Skin rash.
- Trouble sleeping.
If you notice other side effects that you think are caused by this medicine, tell your doctor
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We are visiting NYC over the holidays and can't decide between Scarpetta, Convivio or Del Posto. We love pasta and would like recommendations on which of these three is the best for pasta dishes. We've been to Babbo and Lupa and enjoyed both. Thanks!
I HIGHLY recomend both Convivio or Marea. Chef White is known for his homemade pasta, think its become his trademark, and you will definitley not be disappointed. Both are very reasonable price-wise and also casual dining, Convivio more casual than Marea. Marea across from Central Park so will be a great spot during the holidays to eat, however they're more know for their seafood, which is unbelievable. Read up on their reviews. Since you'll be in the city...you should go to both : )
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While I think both Convivio and Marea are great, I would hardly consider Marea "reasonable price-wise and also casual dining." An $89 prix fixe dinner places it among the most expensive restaurants in NYC and while it isn't as formal as some of the top French restaurants in the city, it is still on the formal side.
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Can I break away from the pack and suggest that if you love pasta, then try Marea? This is the new Babbo for me and I usually love Babbo. But after eating at Marea, it reminds me of how great Babbo was when it first opened. Maybe now, not so much, still great, but not like the start. I had 3 pasta dishes at Marea, one pomodoro, one with octopus and marrow, and the other with a sausage ragu -- rivaled the ones I've ever eaten at the best in Italy. Look it up, maybe add it to your list.
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Tough choice. You'll enjoy either for sure. Convivio is definitely stuffier and Scarpetta more "downtowny". But I agree that Convivio's pastas are less traditional & more interesting if that is what you are looking for. The sardine pasta and the one with duck and sausage are both great. And the prix fixe is really a good deal.
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Thanks for the responses. Del Posto is definitely off the list. We were originally leaning towards Convivio, but we read some excellent things on Chowhound about Scarpetta. We looked at their menu and they have several great pasta dishes. While Scarpetta is good, it sounds like Convivio is the better choice for pasta.
Convivio has a large selection and they are all wonderful. Scarpetta is great but not as many to choose from and to me a bit less interesting. Haven't been to DP but am of the impression that is does not compare.
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Scarpetta has the best Spaghetti al Pomodoro in the world, Convivio is also excellent and an easier rez. Del posto is great, but would not be my choice for pasta (though the crab/jalapeno spaghetti is awesome)
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It turns out that you can go home again. I recently established a chair in crisis communications leadership at the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications at my beloved University of Georgia. UGA President-elect Jere Morehead, along with Dink NeSmith, chairman of the Board of Regents, came for the ceremony and both made my family and me feel warmly welcomed on campus. That is something we haven't felt at my alma mater for a long time. My opinions and I were a constant source of irritation to outgoing president Michael Adams. Not my fault. He got lousy advice. His fault is that he took it. ...
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Speaking of the recently concluded General Assembly, one of the weirdest pieces of legislation was a bill to crack down on slow drivers on Georgia's roads. What made it more bizarre was that it was introduced by Rep. Bill Hitchens, R-Rincon, former commissioner of the Department of Public Safety. It didn't make it through this session but will likely come up next year.
Obviously, Rep. Hitchens knows something I don't, but my current duties take me from one end of this state to the other and slow drivers don't seem to be a problem. I am concerned more with avoiding tailgating trucks, drivers on their cellphone doing roughly the speed of sound and SUVs that don't turn their lights on when it's raining. I am going to need to see some statistics on this "problem" that bothers Mr. Hitchens . ...
I am getting very tired of listening to that fat toad that runs North Korea talking smack. First thing he need to do is stick a sock in his big mouth. The second thing is to get a good haircut. Who can take seriously a guy with an Afro that looks like it crashed and burned? And where is Jimmy Carter? He has told us many times how close he is to that bunch in North Korea. Could it be that the Obama administration doesn't want him sticking his nose where it is not wanted like he did during the Clinton and Bush administrations? If so, that is the first thing Obama has done with which I agree. ...
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Scientific Name: | Bolitoglossa schizodactyla |
Species Authority: | Wake and Brame, 1966 |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2004 |
Date Assessed: | 2008-01-01 |
Assessor/s: | Frank Solís, Roberto Ibáñez, Jay Savage, David Wake, Gerardo Chaves, Federico Bolaños |
Reviewer/s: | Global Amphibian Assessment Coordinating Team (Simon Stuart, Janice Chanson, Neil Cox and Bruce Young) |
Justification: Listed as Least Concern since, although its Extent of Occurrence is probably less than 20,000 km2, it occurs in an area of extensive, suitable habitat which appears not to be under threat, it has a presumed large population, and it is unlikely to be declining fast enough to qualify for listing in a more threatened category. |
Range Description: | This species occurs in the humid lowlands and premontane slopes of the Atlantic versant from southeastern Costa Rica (at 780m asl) to Central Panama (from 1-750m asl) (including Isla Colón); also from the Pacific slope at El Valle de Anton, Cocle Province, and La Campana, Panama Province, Panama (from 300-850m asl). |
Countries: | Native: Costa Rica; Panama |
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Population: | It is a common species in Panama. In Costa Rica, it is known only from a single specimen collected in 1984; there have been no new records as of August, 2007. |
Population Trend: | Decreasing |
Habitat and Ecology: | It inhabits humid lowland and montane forest, and is not found in degraded habitats. It breeds by direct development. |
Systems: | Terrestrial |
Major Threat(s): | The major threat to this species is the destruction of natural forests for agriculture, livestock, human settlements, and industry. |
Conservation Actions: | In occurs in several protected areas. |
Citation: | Frank Solís, Roberto Ibáñez, Jay Savage, David Wake, Gerardo Chaves, Federico Bolaños 2004. Bolitoglossa schizodactyla. In: IUCN 2013. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. <www.iucnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 12 March 2014. |
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Help strange creatures to bring the eye to a mysterious customer.
3.73 / 5.00 14,876 ViewsHLG (happyleetgost) did the rough draft and idea and told me to draw it for him so yeh here
This one's for you Pox and Neg.
Hell, i know i won't win, but ANYways...
"If it's not a Stra, don't eat it!"
believe me, this will sell!
how many runescape players are there? 10 milion or something?
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Probably not mother-approved
They contain a chemical which makes you want to sacrifice people :D
Dont have as much time as I would have liked to spend on this :(
This wouldn't sell. lol. acid o's. all done in flash
Yay a signature!
"The wheat has changed... I can feel it in the bran... I can taste on the milk."
A rather disgusting-looking git that should have been disposed of ages ago.
im really sorry delete my previus 1ns
hehehehehe this was so much fun...
Here's some Offical Command & Conquer Nod'Os!
GDI'Os coming soon!
I can't actually imagine why you're looking down here, but while you are...
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this is just a preview, i ll complete it soon.
i send undone stuff just to show that i m makin a roxbury themed one.
Psychedelic Loops
It'll drive your kids CRAZY!
This was made entirely in flash, just with my mouse and a lot of pacience
Don´t be so hard
Every kid is going to beg for this cereal!
You ever notice how on a lot of cereal boxes, there's this huge carton pouring into the bowl... and milk is splattering EVERYWHERE? I mean seriously... who's gonna clean that up?
Anyway here's my entry.
The future of those disgusting fiber cereals, Greasy Hairs!!!
Drawn with flash, then edited with photoshop.
I'm sorry about this, I forgot to add my character.
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At 3/28/07 02:23 PM, Sidorio wrote: If you're looking for poor quality crap, look no further.
What the fuck? You accept this shit but you deleted mine? In that case, I'm posting mine again.
Well, thank god for thinking of this first.
My entry.
OMG! ANOTHER ONE! I apparently...have...too much spare time !
My second and final entry. I don't know what the motivation was exactly. I just wanted to do a box that didn't have the Os in the title.
...so good, even a DEVIL MAY CRUNCH wait what
(Or maybe devils never crunch...)
posting after stamper
(had to compress the jpg to get it under 200kb :( )