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Gumshoe One-to-One & Us: I May Want to Play With YOU!
Howdy, folks. So, last night I preordered my copy of Cthulhu Confidential, the first Gumshoe One-to-One rulebook. They sent me a PDF of the book, so I’ve been going through it periodically throughout the day. “Dustyn, you filth,” I hear you say, “I don’t know what Gumshoe OR One-to-One is, so why don’t ya tell me you slob?” Well, pal, how about I do just that: Gumshoe is a story driven roleplay system with minimalist rules (the best kind of rules in all honesty,) not clunky crunch like your d20 games, and featuring a heavy emphasis on ROLEPLAYING over combat. One-to-One is a new system designed for play between a GM and only one player! No party at all! The idea of this book is to give GMs a chance to play if they can’t find a party that wants to do a game they wanna do, as well as introduce a new player to the gaming hobby without pressure of being the NEW PERSON. Oh, and did I mention that the entire experience is a bit more intense, if you’re into intense storytelling? I know some people will be down with that. The book comes with rules for One-to-One play, three settings, three characters, and three stories! As well as rules for online play, and how to take it easy together when things get too intense. Also, also, it is 1930s-40s noir stories blended with the cosmic horror of the Cthulhu Mythos. That in itself should be at least a little interesting to you. If not, well golly you probably didn’t even read this far. Anyways, what I’m getting at here is that in the future, maybe not even the far future, I would love to get with some folks on Tumblr. One at a time, of course, to run one of these one-shot adventures and play an awesome game with you! Maybe you’ve always been interested in roleplay, but never could find a group! Well, I’ll play with you and we can see if ya dig it, pal. So, if anyone’s interested, let me know. I’m not playing now, and probably not till after I get back from Greece. Just, talk to me about it, yo.
When I asked them to clarify: they want my salary but their job.
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KAYLEIGH’S QUESTION TO ME: WHERE DOES YOUR BODY BELONG?
I decided to explore this question in the format of a one-to-one performance. In a previous discussion with Kayleigh, we decided that our final piece needed to be presented as either a one-to-one or intimate (i.e. one-to-few / two-to-two) performance, in order for every audience member to benefit from the work. We felt that a performance which consisted of a large audience would result in a representation of a collated or generalised human body. With our initial, broad intention for this project being to create an opportunity for our audience to explore the outer and inner layers of their individual bodies, we very much want to avoid the outcome of representing a generalised human body. Every body and identity is intricately and personally unique – we want to ensure that this recognition is placed at the forefront of our work through the format of one-to-one or intimate performance. …
In Kristevan theory, the corpse is the most abject expulsion because “It is no longer I who expel, ‘I’ is expelled. The border has become an object. How can I be without border?” (Kristeva, 1982: 2). However, in Dr Bessel van der Kolk’s book, ‘The Body Keeps the Score’, he explains how trauma can cause sensory instability: “patients had learned to shut down the brain areas that transmit the visceral feelings and emotions that accompany and define terror”. (Kolk, 2015: 92). In this case, rather than being “the most abject expulsion”, expelling the self from the body becomes an anaesthesia to abject sensations. As mentioned in a previous post, for the next stage of this project, Kayleigh and I are to perform self ‘dissections’. I therefore created a paper representation of Kayleigh’s body, in order for Kayleigh to expel herself from her body and effectively be anesthetised during this ‘dissection’…
10 things to ask at a networking one-to-one...
10 things to ask at a networking one-to-one... Networking is all about getting to know each others businesses so they can either use your services or recommend you to others. Download my handy checklist and start the meeting brimming with confidence
Exciting times …. you’ve been contacted by a potential client following a successful contact at a networking event and have arranged a meeting or a call. But now you’re panicking over what questions to ask. Don’t worry, I’ve got a few useful conversation starters.
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Types of relations
Types of Relations in math
There are many types of relations in maths. Understanding relations in math will help you appreciate many other math topics as well as programming. Let’s talk about 4 main types of relations. These are many-to-many relation, one-to-many relation, many-to-one relation, and one-to-one relation. We will address them one by one with examples.
Types of relations:…
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