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katieo1022 · 5 months
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One of my all-time favorite bumps🤰🏽😸😻
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roughridingrednecks · 10 months
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heycarrots · 2 years
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Recently, I read a comment that Flint “barely won” the fight with Singleton and . . . I’ve got some thoughts.
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Previously, I talked about how we initially view Flint mainly through the eyes of the crew in season one and it’s absolutely most applicable in the series premiere. We don’t even get a glimpse of “James” until he collapses inside Miranda’s door at the end of the second episode. Up until then, we are deliberately fed not lies, exactly, but deliberate misdirection. Twice during the first season, we are tossed into the story through the eyes of a newcomer like a cat tossed into a bathtub.
First, we see the story from Silver’s perspective. Granted, we have NO idea what his history is, but as brand new baby viewers, ourselves, (on our first watch, that is, because who the hell stops at a single viewing?) Silver is the perfect cypher to dress up in our own naïveté. So that bathtub that our Silver kitten gets tossed into is INSTANT unrest and a failing captaincy with no real power left, grasping at control like sheafs of paper caught and scattered on the wind. The second time, we see it through Dufresne’s first boarding. Both times, we are wrong about the character of the cat in the tub.
In this first instance, we are meant to doubt Flint’s cunning and even more, we’re meant to doubt his strength. We’re all familiar with the Gregory MaGuire effect (even if you don’t think you are). MaGuire wrote Wicked, Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister, Son of a Witch and many more. Basically, he flips well known stories on their heads and repaints the protagonists in slightly less flattering lights, giving deeper, more human motivations to the stories antagonists.
We’re meant to expect that here. Jumping on the Oz example, we’re meant to find that the legendary Flint, casting such long shadows over the story of Treasure Island, is in essence, a little old snake oil salesman behind a curtain.
That’s our setup going into this duel. We’re supposed to think this elaborate facade of smoke and mirrors is finally going to collapse, revealing Flint to be incompetent.
So let’s take a look at the fight Flint “barely” won.
We see him flipping tables in his cabin just prior to the fight. He’s just learned he doesn’t have the votes, due to Vane’s murderous intervention. He’s frustrated because he doesn’t yet have a plan.
I’ve seen speculation about him finding the feather in the wreckage and this proves that he notices every little thing out of place. Sure, Flint is fastidious and detail oriented, but we also, if you recall, saw him carefully placing that feather with the log book in the drawer. It’s a security measure to know if someone comes snooping. So he finds the feather and knows that someone who was onboard the Walrus knows about the page, so he immediately formulates a plan. He’s gonna frame Singleton for the theft of the page. He decides right then.
*edited to add: I’m 100% sure he knows Singleton is NOT the one with the page. It’s likely Singleton can’t read, which Flint would be well aware of, perhaps not just as a member of his crew, but as someone who is challenging him for the captaincy. He knows whoever DID steal the page can read, because they came back to look at the log to read it for context clues. He gets all this from that feather. Flint is openly declaring Singleton to be a thief in front of the whole crew to force the hand of the real thief, hoping the fear of retaliation would press him to more quickly try to move on it or, as Silver does, attempt to get the hell outta Dodge.
So, stepping out on deck, he’s had zero contact with Singleton, which means the blank page is folded up somewhere on his person. At the end of the fight, we see him take the page out of Singleton’s pocket. He doesn’t search him, hoping to find something, he goes right for it.
He wasn’t “losing the fight”, he was allowing Singleton to get in close enough that he could plant the page in his coat pocket while still managing to not die, so stealthily, that the entire crew, watching the fight, wouldn’t see it happen.
Flint wasn’t a weaker fighter than Singleton. We see clearly his technique is far superior from the very first parry, he just needed time to plant the page. I’ve seen a lot of commentary on this fight and no one seems to really get this. It wasn’t just a fight, it was a deliberate misdirect, one choreographed to the audience in Flint’s interaction with Billy.
Flint: “The men think I’m . . .”
Billy: “Too weak?”
Flint: “I was gonna say unlucky.”
In conclusion, Flint could’ve taken Singleton out immediately, but chose not to.
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artschoolglasses · 7 months
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Ariel on a Bat's Back, Henry Singleton, 1819
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the-brown-man · 3 months
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twistingtreeancestry · 10 months
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Fallen Branches
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Image Description: A flat pink granite gravemarker that reads, "CLIFTON Hugh D. 1919-1974 and Ruby Hughen 1920-2007".
Image by Jill Wave, Find A Grave member ID 48865354.
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Ruby Jewell Hughen is my maternal great-grandmother. She was the second child born to Sadie Thornton and James Hughen in Alabama, USA in 1920. She was 24 years old in 1944 when she married 25-year-old Hugh Clifton in Bay St. Louis, Hancock County, Mississippi, USA.
Hugh Clifton was the second child of Maggie Hobbs and Hilton Clifton Sr. in Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida, USA. He was a "semi-skilled chauffeur and driver, bus, taxi, truck, and tractor" and "worked as an Automotive Mechanic in Air Transportation". A U.S. WW2 Army Enlistment record from 1941 states he was a Private. In 1942 in Walton County, Florida, USA, Hugh married Annie Sowell. Annie then divorced him in 1944 on the grounds of desertion exactly 2 months and 18 days before he married Ruth.
Ruth's oldest two children—daughters—were born in 1940 in Roanoke, Randolph County, Alabama, USA, and in 1942 in Alabama, USA respectively. Her youngest two children—sons—were born in 1947 and 1951 (likely in Alabama, USA) respectively. Perhaps if I had paid attention to the dates a recent reveal by my mother wouldn't have been so shocking (or too late to save me from a countless amount of time researching in the wrong direction).
About 3 weeks ago I learned that Hugh was Ruby's second husband. I can't even find the words to describe the whirlwind that consumed me in the following moments. Lightning quick, I began interrogating my mother for more information to fill in this sudden void in my ancestry. All she could remember was that her mother told her that her real surname was Singleton.
The name plucked familiarly at my brain, yet I couldn't think why. It was only later that night when I sat down to figure this all out that I realized why the name was so familiar. Tucked into the ignored hints on my Ancestry account under Ruth's profile was a U.S. WW2 Draft Card which listed a Ruby Jewel Singleton and her spouse Joseph David Singleton.
Following that vein, I discovered a Mississippi, USA marriage record between a Joseph D. Singleton and a Ruby J. Hughen in 1938. The discrepancy with this record is that it lists both parties as being of color. My mother and other documents can verify that Ruby and my grandfather were white, and the draft card indicated that Joseph was white as well. While I've learned that this can be a frequent issue with historical records, I can't definitively verify the couple listed on the record as my ancestors despite the dates and locations matching up.
Without knowing who Joseph really is and whether or not he's actually my great-grandfather, this branch of my tree is stumped. I'm hoping to discover more information regarding this little twist in my family history. Perhaps it will soften the blow of losing 50+ "direct" relatives through Hugh.
Until then, I'll keep trying to build up my ever-twisting tree and keep y'all updated on the interesting stuff that I find along the way.
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56perc · 1 year
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파이썬에서 싱글톤 구현하기
싱글톤은 어떤 클래스의 인스턴스가 하나만 만들어지도록 강제하는 디자인 패턴의 한 종류입니다. 싱글톤은 시스템 전체에 걸쳐 �� 하나의 객체 인스턴스만 있으면 될 때 사용할 수 있으며, 전역 변수를 사용하지 않고도 특정한 객체를 어디서나 참조할 수 있게 되는 장점이 있습니다. 싱글톤을 구현하는 일반적인 방법으로는 1) 생성자를 private하게 만들어서 다른 객체가 직접적으로 호출할 수 없도록하고, 2) 별도의 정적 메소드를 제공하여 싱글톤 객체를 획득할 수 있게 합니다. 싱글톤 구현방법 파이썬에서는 생성자를 숨길 수 없기 때문에, 생성자 그 자체가 싱글톤 객체를 반환하도록 하면 됩니다. 이를 구현하는 방법에는 여러가지가 있을 수 있지만, 대표적으로는 메타 클래스를 사용하는 방법이 있습니다. 생성자가…
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the-nomadicone · 2 years
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Direct Fire Support Weapons Course // Australian Army
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katieo1022 · 1 year
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egreywalker · 2 years
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Pod life
“I vant to be alone.” —Greta Garbo
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whiskyblog · 2 months
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Singleton Whisky Glen Ord 18 y.o. Special Release 2019
The Singleton Whisky Glen Ord 18 year old, Special Release 2019, is an exclusive bottling from the Highlands of Scotland. With ripe fruit flavours, a hint of spice and a smooth texture, this whisky offers a balanced and full-bodied taste experience. Its long, warming finish makes it a delight for lovers of high-quality single malts. Cask type : newly burnt American Oak Hogsheads
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anusha-g · 3 months
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What are the design patterns in automation testing?
Design patterns in automation testing refer to reusable solutions to common problems encountered while designing and implementing automated tests. These patterns help improve the efficiency, maintainability, and scalability of test automation efforts. Some common design patterns in automation testing include:
Page Object Model (POM): Organizes web pages as separate classes with methods to interact with elements.
Factory Method Pattern: Creates objects dynamically based on conditions or parameters.
Singleton Pattern: Ensures a class has only one instance, useful for managing resources.
Data-Driven Testing Pattern: Separates test data from scripts for testing with different input values.
Decorator Pattern: Adds functionality to objects dynamically without altering their structure.
Chain of Responsibility Pattern: Allows multiple objects to handle requests in a chain.
Composite Pattern: Represents objects as tree structures, useful for organizing test suites.
Observer Pattern: Defines one-to-many dependencies between objects for event-driven testing.
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sparklyfoxpuppy · 4 months
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The Singleton蘇格登 X 洸影水晶燈 水晶與威士忌的完美交融
The Singleton蘇格登 X 洸影水晶燈 水晶與威士忌的完美交融 今天很榮幸與The Singleton蘇格登合作,使用水晶燈的傳統工藝製作出高貴且符合杯身的水晶展示酒架與水晶燈造型托盤,這是一段令人難以忘懷的創作,想像一下,水晶燈和威士忌究竟會碰撞出什麼火花呢?這可不是一般的組合,但我們彷彿一拍即合,雖然過程崎嶇坡折,但完成後的作品可說是讓人驚艷! #蘇格登 #威士忌 #Singleton #展示架 #托盤 #酒架
The Singleton蘇格登 X 洸影水晶燈 水晶與威士忌的完美交融 今天很榮幸與The Singleton蘇格登合作,使用水晶燈的傳統工藝製作出高貴且符合杯身的水晶展示酒架與水晶燈造型托盤,這是一段令人難以忘懷的創作,想像一下,水晶燈和威士忌究竟會碰撞出什麼火花呢?這可不是一般的組合,但我們彷彿一拍即合,雖然過程崎嶇坡折,但完成後的作品可說是讓人驚艷! (歷經兩個月的設計、討論、打樣,終於完成最後的定案) 這是一個無中生有的合作,在事前我們完全沒有構想,只可以從酒瓶外身開始設想設計,這可不是小事。為了能夠展現The…
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script-ease · 6 months
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bmautosingleton · 7 months
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Finding High-Quality Auto Transmission Repair Services
BM Automotive is a reputable car repair and suspension service shop located in Singleton! When it comes to heavy vehicle service, including transmission repairs, vehicle inspection, and brake and clutch service, it is vital to rely on skilled and experienced professionals. Here are some tips for finding high-quality auto repair services in Singleton:
a. Look for a well-established repair shop with experience in handling heavy vehicles. b. Check for certifications and qualifications of the mechanics to ensure they are proficient in working with heavy vehicle transmissions. c. Read customer reviews and testimonials to gauge the reputation and reliability of the repair shop. d. Inquire about using genuine parts and advanced diagnostic equipment for accurate repairs.
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