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SPRINGFIELD, Va. - On the roads, deer can be a hazard. In parks, they threaten some native plants. But in kitchens for the hungry, they provide a valuable food source.
The process of getting lean protein to people in need requires volunteers across the region.
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BALTIMORE (AP) -- A Baltimore man who prosecutors say made a career of faking seizures avoid paying for food he ate in restaurants has been sentenced -- again.
Forty-six-year-old Andrew Palmer pleaded guilty on Friday to theft of less than $100 and theft of less than $1,000 in two incidents, which occurred days after he was released from prison on similar charges. Palmer was sentenced to a year in prison.
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Authorities closed northbound I-95 just before the Quantico/Russell Road exit around 5:45 a.m. Wednesday.
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My name is Lin Rongxiang from Singapore, a male thirty one years of age, and I began my spiritual interests sometime back in 2003 when I was in university. My supervisor at a local telco that I worked for lent me a theravadin book by Ajahn Brahm called Opening the Doors of Your Heart -- I became delighted and proceeded to procure a personal copy from a local bookstore, and that was when I began listening to his dharma talks, and practising a variety of meditation techniques.
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RPGs That Just Click
Now, there are a lot of RPG products out there I am ambivalent towards. Most of them don't do anything for me, even as I recognize some of their merits (i.e., GURPS, JAGS, D&D 4e, etc.). Whatever the reason, I just don't get into those systems. But there are other products that I just "get", right off the bat. They appeal to me, I get the system, and I feel like I have the game figured out. I call this the Click Factor, because everything just "clicks" into place all of the sudden regarding the game.
There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to this. Rolemaster and Risus both clicked for me immediately. So did In Harm's Way, d6, and Two-Fisted Tales. I understood what the game was going for, and that made the rules seem to be following a logical progression. It's almost as if the writer and I were on the same wavelength at that point. I suppose it's a mix of layout, rules presentation, tone of writing, and just how I'm wired. I'm sure other people feel this way about games from GURPS to Exalted.
I'm an old Palladium fan, but that's how I started in the hobby. That's not so much a Click Factor as my native tongue (which might be why I feel compelled to write in italics with exclamation points at times!!!). You could say the same of Rules Cyclopedia D&D.
The Click Factor isn't always an immediate thing. It took a revisit to Castles & Crusades before the light went on. I'm following the same sort of path with EABA, as I also messed with it before to middling effect.
If a game doesn't "click" for me, that's not to say I won't use it or work on it, but it's a far tougher endeavor. Feeling comfortable with a RPG product is an invaluable thing. Sometimes it comes from experience, sometimes it comes from writing what you want yourself, and sometimes it just clicks.
17 comments:
- DNAphil said...
I know exactly what you are talking about. For me games some times click on a mechanical level, such as Conspiracy X 1.0 and Iron Heroes. Other times, its the setting that clicks for me, such as Vampire and Burning Empires.
Whichever side of the game clicks for me, I am willing to forgive the other half. There are some exceptions. Personally, I love the Shadowrun setting, but every time I play it, I cannot get past the mechanics.
For Vampire, I loved the setting so much that I threw away nearly all the mechanics and ran it diceless.
For me its rare to find a game that clicks on both Mechanics and Setting. Though given the choice, I am better at coming up with a setting than mechanics, so I lean towards games that mechanically click with me.
- February 16, 2010 at 9:37 AM
- Tim Brannan said...
The biggest click for me was C.J. Carella's WitchCraft RPG. Everything about it was so perfect for me. I just wish I had more people to play it with.
- February 16, 2010 at 9:46 AM
- Swordgleam said...
I know what you mean. When my group played Midgard, it clicked for me right away. Everyone else kept forgetting the rules constantly, so the game eventually faltered.
- February 16, 2010 at 11:07 AM
- Carpe Guitarrem said...
Oh yeah. I've had that click for me with Risus, Wushu Open, and World of Darkness. The system just seems to flow so well, it just works.
- February 16, 2010 at 11:43 AM
- Jason Richards said...
"write in italics with exclamation points at times!!!"
Yeah, I laughed out loud at that one.
A very good (maybe not great) system that "clicked" for me was Guardians of Order's Tri-Stat. I struggled with it at first, until I figured out that the problem was actually with me, and that I was trying to make it do things that it was never intended to do. Once I let myself slip into the sweet embrace of its cinematic presentation.
- February 16, 2010 at 3:04 PM
- Thaumiel Nerub said...
There are several games that "click" for me, but not one general rules set what would cover most of the gaming. That is the reason I am making my own general rules. Still, that doesn't drop out using other systems also. I like variety.
- February 16, 2010 at 3:05 PM
- d7 said...
I know exactly what you mean. I've always liked GURPS in principle, but the mechanics just won't click for me—they feel lifeless to me. Savage Worlds read great to me but running it leaves me cold. I can't explain it, since I think it's a great system.
Burning Wheel clicks for me even when I don't like everything in it. Another that I love on paper is the One Roll Engine (the version in Reign particularly) but until I run it I won't be sure that it clicks.
I sure would like to know what's behind that, if only to be able to point at a feature set and say, "this is why this suits my tastes."
- February 16, 2010 at 5:07 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@Jason: Thanks! Glad you liked it. We Rifts fans, of course, now exactly what that's all about.
When the damage of a weapon is in italics, you *know* it's good.
@d7: Burning Wheel clicks for me, until we get to Duel of Wits and Scripted Combat. Both feel somewhat…inorganic, if that makes sense.
@Everyone: Thanks for the comments! Glad to see I'm not alone on this one.
- February 16, 2010 at 5:27 PM
The games that click (for me) are those that use mechanics to reinforce color. Luke Crane's Burning Empires is a terrific example of this. The same is true of SFIRP, but to a lesser extent. Don't get me wrong, I think GURPs and HeroQuest are terrific, but their nature -- the need to be generic -- prevents them from using game mechanics to build on, reinforce and develop color. That, in turn, makes it much harder for generic games to click for me.
- February 16, 2010 at 8:59 PM
- T Bone said...
Interesting observation on gaming experiences. GURPS clicked for me (which must be why I write so much about it) – but then again, its very first incarnation was anything but a huge, all-genres work; it was a light and focused, low-tech melee combat game.
Earlier than that, D&D clicked for me in terms of fun, but not mechanics; it took my group some time to really learn the "how to play" aspect of D&D (and RPGs overall).
I've played plenty of HERO, by invitation, but somehow the click doesn't happen. I like and respect much of the design, but... It's an intangible just-not-there. A non-click.
Will have to go and look at more gaming experiences from the click point of view!
- February 16, 2010 at 9:11 PM
- d7 said...
@Zachary: I do know what you mean. One bit of advice I'll be following is: Don't add scripting (DoW or Fight) for a good long time. The base mechanic is plenty for all those conflicts, especially once everyone really groks the resolution mechanic's nuances.
The other bit of advice is just to think of scripting differently. There's two bits to how I'm thinking about scripting to get more comfortable with it. The first is that an exchange isn't three actions (assuming one per volley), it's one "round" with a single custom-made manoeuver.
The second is from an interview with Luke Crane where he explained "where the hell did scripting come from?" He said it was designed not for realism (he says it's not), but to emulate the chaos that everyone who's been in combat describes. He wanted to eliminate the carefully-considered action-reaction tactics that comes from turn-based combat, where characters always have the perfect response to what the enemy just did to them.
Knowing what the system was designed for, and thinking of it as a single custom complex manoeuver, makes it a bit more sensible to me. (As always, mileage varies!)
- February 16, 2010 at 9:21 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@Anonymous: I can see that. I don't come at it from the same angle, but color can be important in that regard.
@TBone: Yep, I think the overall perception is what counts. Sometimes we get so bogged down in the d6s and d8s we don't see the forest for the trees.
@d7: I've done the simple combat in BW, which worked, but left me wanted more. I've actually encountered more player resistance about DoW than combat. Usually, I just let arguments play out as in other RPGs.
Good points--I'll have to remember to frame combat that way to the players if we ever have another go at it.
- February 16, 2010 at 9:32 PM
- d7 said...
@Zachary: If you want a little bit more to simple combats, especially something that explicitly captures the party-centric nature of many stories (as opposed to the individual-centric combat that BW supposes), you might find these old group combat rules for BW I unearthed. Crane mentioned them in an old podcast I was listening to recently, and though they'd disappeared from the official site, they're still in the Wayback Machine.
I personally don't want to learn an entirely new set of combat modifiers, but reading it has given me useful ideas for how to modify a bloody versus test on-the-fly to represent combats between a PC party and a group of enemies.
- February 16, 2010 at 9:44 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@d7: Superb! My sincere thanks to you.
- February 17, 2010 at 1:18 PM
@d7 -- Great catch! On a quick read, the rules looks quite useful.
- February 17, 2010 at 10:52 PM
- Disgruntled said...
@T Bone -- I had the same experience with GURPs. It initially clicked for me (back when it was still called Man to Man), but as it got broader, it became less exciting.
- February 17, 2010 at 10:55 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@TBone, Disgruntled: I actually like making characters for GURPS, just not running it!
- February 17, 2010 at 10:57 PM


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The cities each contracted with Cry Wolf to implement online registration, and tracking and collection of fees associated with excessive false alarms. Alarm users are assessed a graduated fine ranging from $50 to $500 based on the number of false alarms. Fire alarmed locations must be registered in Sandy Springs, while fire alarms are excluded from registration requirements in Dunwoody. Commercial alarmed locations must pay a $25 registration fee annually in Dunwoody, with no charge assessed in Sandy Springs. Registration for residential alarm systems is free in both cities. There is a $100 fine for failure to register any monitored property alarm system.
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Formed in 1991, when the band's sole remaining founding member Matt Harvey was the tender age of 15, Exhumed spent much of the ensuing decade hacking its way through numerous line-ups, demos, split CDs, and EPs. The band finally recorded their debut album, the genre-(re) defining and critic-repulsing 'Gore Metal' in 1998. The album crystallized the "old-school Death Metal meets full-on Grindcore with the spirit of Thrash" sound forged with their last demo and first split CD (1994's 'Horrific Expulsion of Gore' and 1996's 'In the Name of Gore' respectively – the band envisioned the three releases as a trilogy of sorts).
'Gore Metal' led to the enlistment of then-bassist Bud Burke to complete the line-up for the band's first US tour and festival appearances (their only previous touring had been 9 dates in central Europe in 1997 with Hemdale supporting 'In the Name of Gore'). Exhumed upped the ante with their go-for-the-throat sophomore record 'Slaughtercult' in 2001. The album blatantly blended the band's brutal cult-thrash influences into its sonic meat-grinder and sparked multiple US tours, and their first proper European tour, including co-headlining festivals like Fuck the Commerce and Obscene Extreme and appearing at Wacken Open Air. 2002 even brought the band to Japan for the first time and saw them as an unlikely opener for Rob Halford's West Coast tour.
The band evolved further with their third album, 2003's 'Anatomy is Destiny' with more sophisticated arrangements, production, and instrumentation within the gore metal formula. After the departure of the band's co-founder, drummer Col Jones (Repulsion, Cretin, Mortuous) the same year, the band issued a massive 2CD compilation of their early recordings, appropriately dubbed 'Platters of Splatter.' After touring all over America, Canada, Europe, Japan, Australia, and Iceland, the band realigned its personnel yet again, notably adding guitarist Wes Caley (Fatalist, ex-Uphill Battle) and the re-enlisting bassist/vocalist Leon del Muerte (Murder Construct, ex-Impaled). The revamped line-up released an album of cover versions called 'Garbage Daze Re-Regurgitated' in 2005, which was intended as a stopgap release before a new album. Work was also undertaken on a DVD with live footage and documentary material, but the band's dissolution in '05 left the project in limbo.
After six years away from the scene and numerous other projects, Harvey, Caley, and del Muerte teamed up with drummer Danny Walker (Intronaut, Murder Construct, Phobia), who had toured with the band during the 'Anatomy...' era for their acclaimed comeback album, 'All Guts, No Glory' in 2011. Vocals, bass, and guitars were recorded at Arcane Digital Recording with engineer Ryan Butler (Misery Index), while drums were recorded at Trench Studios with John Haddad (Abysmal Dawn, Intronaut). Mixing and mastering were done by Brian Elliott (Graves of Valor) at Mana Recording Studios (Cannibal Corpse, Goatwhore, Nile). Blabbermouth said: "There was little doubt that the return of EXHUMED would send the initiated and faithful into an absolute frenzy. The band's pedigree and legacy are enough that longtime fans would swarm to this like flies to a corpse. What few probably expected is this album's ability to sink into the ears of those who got into extreme music after the turn of the century….My only real bitch about All Guts, No Glory is that it blew the speakers in my truck. Worth it." The album earned them spots on numerous top 20 lists for 2011, including Decibel Magazine (#13) and Pitchfork's Metal column, Show No Mercy (#11). With the positive reception of the record, Exhumed undertook a grueling road schedule which led to finding a full-time lineup fulfill. Mike Hamilton (Deeds of Flesh, ex-Vile) took over the drum throne, Rob "Body Bag" Babcock (ex-Gravehill) assumed bass and low vocal duties, and Caley was eventually replaced with Exhumed alumnus Bud Burke, this time on lead guitar.
Exhumed played at Maryland DeathFest 2011. They joined Atheist in European for a spring tour, the first in support of 'All Guts, No Glory'. They also played at several European festivals including Inferno Fest and Neurotic DeathFest. In the summer of 2011 they began their headlining western North American tour with Cephalic Carnage, Macabre, and Withered in support. After the end of this tour, Exhumed headed back to the road for a fall North American headlining tour with guests Goatwhore and Cephalic Carnage (Did CC get replaced by Havok?). They followed this with the Grind of Europe Tour '12 with label-mates Rotten Sound and Magrudergrind. They also added some dates in the UK with Anaal Nathrakh. After returning from Europe, Exhumed headed back on a US tour with death metal icons Cannibal Corpse. As if this endless touring might never end, Exhumed joined the Summer Slaughter Tour '12 with Cannibal Corpse, Between the Buried and Me, Goatwhore, and The Faceless. Afterward they joined the Canadian Ritual Tour with The Black Dahlia Murder and Fuck the Facts. If you can't keep track of what country Exhumed is currently in, they hit up the official Relapse Records Scion A/V Label Showcase in February 2012, Summer Slaughter in July-August 2012, and then throughout the US with Napalm Death, Municipal Waste, Vektor, Dayglo Abortions, Attitude Adjustment, and Speedwolf to close out the year.
To start 2013, Exhumed hit the road with Phobia and Suffocation for two tours. Then headed back to Europe for the Exhumed European Takeover for May and June. Somewhere in the middle of all of this touring, Exhumed found the time to write and record a new album, 'Necrocracy,' which will be released August 6, 2013. 'Necrocracy' was recorded at Arcane Digital Recording with Ryan Butler (Misery Index, Landmine Marathon, Phobia) and drums were tracked at Trench Studios with John Haddad (Hirax, Abysmal Dawn, Intronaut). One of the tracks "The Beginning After the End" appeared on the Patlapse Tribute Compilation, honoring late Relapse Director of Sales, Pat Egan, and on the May 2013 Decibel Magazine flexi series.
Matt Harvey said of their upcoming release: "We're super pumped that 2013 will see the release of Necrocracy. We think it's our heaviest record to date and we can't wait to start playing the new tunes on the road. The album is a bit hookier and meatier than All Guts... and we hope all you maniacs enjoy it. You should find a few more tunes on this one to bang your head and get wasted to! See you on the road or on the slab! Cheerz!"
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Change Auditor for Active Directory Queries tracks, analyzes and reports on all LDAP queries in real time, translating them into simple terms and eliminating the time and complexity required for auditing. You can immediately detect queries and their results in one quick glance, determining whether you need to investigate further. Best of all, Change Auditor for Active Directory Queries translates the query data into the simple terms of "who, what, when, where and originating workstation," saving you the time you once spent digging for more details.
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Coordinator footprint:
User account performing the coordinator installation:
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*The user account performing the installation, must be a member of the Domain Admins group in the domain where the coordinator is being installed.
Service account running the coordinator service (LocalSystem by default):
If you are running the coordinator under a service account (instead of LocalSystem), define a Manual connection profile where you can specify the IP address of the server hosting the Change Auditor coordinator. You can specify and select connection profiles whenever you launch the Change Auditor client. See the Dell™ Change Auditor User Guide or online help for more information on defining and selecting a connection profile.
SQL Server database access account specified during installation:
An account must be created to be used by the coordinator service on an ongoing basis for access to the SQL Server database. This account must have a SQL Login and be assigned the following SQL permissions:
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Client hardware:
Client software and configuration:
Client footprint:
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NOTE: Queries that return a lot of data can cause the client to use as much memory as required to store the results in RAM.
A Change Auditor agent can be deployed to domain controllers (DCs) and member servers to monitor the configuration changes made on these servers. The agents will then report these audit events to a Change Auditor coordinator which will insert the event details into the Change Auditor database.
Agent hardware:
NOTE: Windows Server 2008 Core is no longer supported because it does not support the required .NET 4.0 framework for Change Auditor 6.5 agents.
NOTE: Change Auditor agent requires File and Printer Sharing on Windows Server 2008. By default, File and Printer sharing is not enabled on Windows Server 2008 installations. In order to remotely deploy agents to Windows Server 2008, enable the File and Printer sharing (SMB-in) Inbound rule in the Windows Firewall (Port 445) on the target host machine.
The File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks service on the network adapter must also be enabled for remote deployment.
NOTE: Auditing of some Exchange events require the latest Exchange service pack to be installed.Please refer to the Dell™ Change Auditor for Exchange Event Reference Guide for the minimum service packs required for Exchange events.
Agent software and configuration:
NOTE: Ensure communication over RPC between coordinators and agents.
Agent footprint:
NOTE: Change Auditor agent log retention and content is configurable. That is, you can define how many files to retain and the level of logging.
NOTE: Agent RAM usage is dependent on the auditing modules you have licensed.
Agent installation is NOT compatible with the following applications:
IMPORTANT: Minimum permissions Permissions required for deploying agents:
The Agent Deployment wizard runs under the security context of the currently logged on user account. Therefore, you must have administrative authority to install software on every target machine. This means you must be a Domain Admin in every domain that contains servers that you are targeting for installation.
If you are targeting domain controllers only, membership in the Enterprise Admins group will grant you authority to all domain controllers in the forest.In addition, all users responsible for deploying Change Auditor agents must also be a member of the ChangeAuditor Administrators group in the specified Change Auditor installation. If you are not a member of this security group for this installation, you will get an access denied error.
IMPORTANT: Minimum permissions
Change Auditor agents must run as localsystem.
Exchange Servers auditing requirements
Change Auditor license requirement:
Minimum service pack requirements:
NOTE: Mailbox auditing and protection is NOT supported for Outlook® client connections running Exchange Server 2013 SP1 (or higher
SQL Server auditing requirements
Defender auditing requirements
EMC auditing requirements
See the Dell™ Change Auditor for EMC®User Guide for information on installing, configuring and using Change Auditor for EMC.
NOTE: Clustering FPolicy was added in NetApp 8.2; but has not yet been implemented in Change Auditor.
See the Dell™ Change Auditor for NetApp® User Guide for more information on installing, configuring and using Change Auditor for NetApp.
SharePoint auditing requirements:
See the Dell™ Change Auditor for SharePoint®User Guide for detailed information on installing, configuring and using Change Auditor for SharePoint.
VMware auditing requirements:
Office 365 platforms supported and required permissions
See the Dell™ Change Auditor for Exchange User Guide for more information on Exchange Online auditing.
SonicWALL requirements:
See the Dell™ Change Auditor for SonicWALL User Guide for more information on configuring and using Change Auditor for SonicWALL.
Logon Activity auditing requirements
NOTE: See Change Auditor agent (Server-side component) for server agent system requirements
NOTE: See Change Auditor workstation agent (Optional) for workstation agent system requirements.
Change Auditor workstation agents can be deployed to capture authentication activity and logon session events from monitored workstations when the Dell™ Change Auditor for Logon Activity Workstation license is applied.
NOTE: The recommended installation for domain workstations is from the Deployment tab of the Change Auditor Windows client. However, for non-domain workstations you must manually install the Change Auditor workstation agent. See Workstation Agent Deployment for recommendations and instructions on manually deploying workstation agents.
Workstation agent hardware:
Workstation agent software and configuration:
NOTE: Ensure communications over RPC between coordinators and agents.
See the Dell™ Change Auditor for Logon Activity User Guide for more information on using Change Auditor for Logon Activity.
The Change Auditor web client is an optional component that is installed on the Internet Information Services (IIS) web server to provide users access to Change Auditor data through a standard or mobile web browser.
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