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"Every Monday Scott Andrews contributes Officers' Quarters, a column about the ins and outs of guild leadership. Welcome to part 3 of my ongoing, in-depth, casual raiding how-to! For parts 1 and 2, click here and here. Last time I talked about communicating your raiding intentions and policies and emphasizing individual preparation prior to a raid. A few people in the comments felt that some of what I recommend doing is a bit too much to ask of casual players. To that I say, every guild is different. It's up to the officers and raid leaders to decide how hard to push the envelope. Only you know your members and the type of experience they're looking for. I can only tell you what has worked for me. But I will also say this: If you push your members a little harder than they're used to, they might surprise you by…

"We had a great time on Saturday at the Meet and Greet for It came from the Blog. We chatted, we debated, we leveled and some of us fished. Mike Schramm, Elizabeth Harper, Barb Dybwad, Mark Crump, Matthew Rossi and I were all there to mingle. And many of us thought that some jokes are a little mean. I'd like to thank Ceylene for summoning fellow guildies to our fishfest at Stillwhisper Pond. It's a long run to Blood Elf territory for our young Tauren friends to make. Though we did have fun raising our Fishing skills together, we have more exciting things planned for the future. We will definitely be getting together for Children's Week and maybe even something before. Look for events to be scheduled monthly or more often. While this is a casual, event oriented guild, we do have some members who are leveling up. Many of…

Attorney says arrest not the first violation; wife has baby; Malibu home burns; Report: Jay knew killer; Willie backs anti-dogfighting bill; widow sues."We find it interesting how when a new iPod MP3 players appears the first thing someone wants to do is rip it apart - literally - for the benefit of others. Prosecutor: Not T.I.'s first violation While he remains on house arrest awaiting trial on federal weapons charges, T.I.So when the iPod MP3 player touch appeared dozens of folk had to ""touch"" it and place the results online. has some explaining to do, according to the prosecutor in the case. But we guess the secret of creating an iPod MP3 player touch unbox segment for the Net is not creating the best iPod touch unbox photo or video layout, but the first iPod touch photo or video layout. In a notice filed Monday in U.S.This has led to…

Just about 20 years ago now, five engineers from 3M wheeled into a Minneapolis studio (Sound 80) an engineering prototype of a two-channel digital recorder."We find it interesting how when a new iPod MP3 players appears the first thing someone wants to do is rip it apart - literally - for the benefit of others. We were about to start a direct-to-disk recording project of a local band called Flim and the BB's.So when the iPod MP3 player touch appeared dozens of folk had to ""touch"" it and place the results online. So we thought why not record simultaneously to this new recorder that actually converted music to numbers and then recorded the numbers on tape. But we guess the secret of creating an iPod MP3 player touch unbox segment for the Net is not creating the best iPod touch unbox photo or video layout, but the first iPod touch…

In February 2000 I wrote about an observation I had where a brief acquaintance of mine, who was an avid Napster user, was purchasing more CDs as a result of file sharing."We find it interesting how when a new iPod MP3 players appears the first thing someone wants to do is rip it apart - literally - for the benefit of others. This was the first article to explore the theory that users utilized Napster, which was only a few months old at this point, to sample music for potential purchase.So when the iPod MP3 player touch appeared dozens of folk had to ""touch"" it and place the results online. Like radio, file sharing had the ability to promote artists, something we now take as common fact. But we guess the secret of creating an iPod MP3 player touch unbox segment for the Net is not creating the best iPod…