Descripción: One of a series of essays by Walter Pagel on Paracelsus' science and medicine.
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This paper concentrates on some perspectives on matrimonial dispute resolution through the process of mediation. The paper reflects upon the advantages and limitations of the mediation proce…Full description
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Our aim in this paper is to expose the interesting role played by differ integral specifically, semi derivatives and semi integrals in solving certain diffusion problems. Along with the wave equation and Laplace equation, the diffusion equation is on
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Sooner or later, at least one PC is going to want to take a more proactive approach and protect Don Maggio by finding and stopping whoever is sending the hit men. This investigation can be conducted in between action scenes or it can take place after the attacks on Don Maggio have been dealt with. Either approach to the adventure works, but weaving together action and investigation is more satisfying. As the GM, you control the action scenes of this adventure. The villains attack the heroes when and where they want to, and the players must react to each situation as you present it. For the investigative scenes of the adventure, that control should be reversed. You should encourage the players to investigate where and how they like, even if it means improvising because they’re pursuing an possibility not covered in this adventure. (I like to think we’ve covered all the likely possibilities, but if they decide to investigate Buzzbomb’s childhood you’re on your own. Perhaps he grew up in a small town in Indiana, and his parents still live there. Maybe they’ll know something useful, like where he’s been staying in the city. That’s the sort of improvisation you’ll have to do – something that rewards the players
A M&M SUPERLINK ADVENTUREBY CHRIS AYLOTT for looking where they did with information that leads them back to the clues you’re sure about.) Encouraging the players means providing them with opportunities. After each action scene, give them at least a couple of minutes to collect themselves and figure out what to do next. Have a clue ready so that if they start looking around you can quickly reward them with information. The information you give should suggest the possibility of further information, and provide hints about how to find it. Your clues should be breadcrumbs leading the characters forward a step at a time. At the same time, don’t force them to investigate. If they just want to sit back and fight bad guys, that’s okay. They don’t have to figure out Malina’s behind the hit to succeed at the adventure. Let their enthusiasm guide the pacing – don’t rush to the next action scene if they’re excited about following the trail, and don’t hesitate to send the next bad guy through the door if they’re not interested. The sections that follow detail groups of clues that are available to the player characters, along with suggestions about where and how to present them.
