Revitalization in personification of my blog- a more inside approach to blog for a Nepali Mouse

With a mere visits of 18/day, I still tend to update and manage my blog like a pro. This is a compassion, need might be, but not a show case. And I don't want one. Write anything you think of - the wackier the better! This is what made me a compassionate blogger-- self made buddy.

Personal Introspection: Really going personal, sometimes too personal or something else. Personal interest over the country’s issues and on. Sites that are personal, but have things like weblogs and other personal insights will change often enough to bring readers back and are easy to write. (I read this line somewhere else)

Blogging nearly whatever I feel like. This is what doesn’t make me sort of posts, though not always. Sometimes obsessions could drag to go with sticky notes for bloggers or the other time death of another blogger. All of these sorts, of course, are virtually not that untrue—practically realizable.

In the case scenario of being a Nepali Blogger, the lack of bandwidth, the sort of accessible devices and after all the power supply. This is really not that easy going with crustaceans and IPL Cricket matches and World Cup Pre-qualifying rounds and Texas Instrument’s another active filter components and even managing to manage another never been followed schedule. The life is really bugged. A more inside approach could only be perceived had there been some sort of exchanges for likeliness rather than just the Model Sansar.

Personally nullifying the governmental acts, foolishness, guffs to engage public, praised injustice, infinite strikes synonymously Nepal bandhs and never ending list of New Nepal restaurant's menu. Personification could be checked for… later rather than be safe now. Just blog, blog for blogging, blog for myself, blog for Google bots, blog for crawlers, blog for another post, oops another post for blogger. And finally marginally survived 2 of the 19 blogs… for a Nepali Mouse (not the church mouse, referred to as).

Let the best Nepali bloggers flourish for blogging and let this be crosswords.

Sticky Notes, Future Posts and Blogger in draft for better blogging experience

Not that more posts better blog. Own zeal and framework for eol blogging, I post nearly about everything- not judging that often the post articles about tech jargons and socio-political issues in here. This is how supposedly Ekendra's  blog is to go on for ever, at least with me. More personal means lesser visits, more bakwash means more critics and better PR. Here's in brief about few days pattern for my better blogging concept.

Having been read the About Web Logs by Susan Gunelius of about.com, Sticky Notes are my- a part of the time frame. I used them like never before, jot anything--virtually anything that hit my mind, post them just ahead in walls, scrutinize them, sort for better concepts inside them, finally make a mood to use a long titles (I usually prefer to use long titles for this blog), fill few paragraphs on the compose area of Windows Live Writer. And here comes a neat, words-connected-sentences-forming-a-no-none-sense blog post. This is a live example.

Once in a while, sticky notes was just as was, useless makeup. With immense use of sticky notes, now I get my everything (if not almost many) in a sensible-bit of organization. Similarly, Future Posts by Google's Blogger is another key point so as to frequently update posts(frequent update here means Google bots could read me out, and none except few humans) making the world of blogosphere existence of Ekendra's blog.

Sometimes, future dates could be so helpful -- like in this blog Thursday Humors were out for almost 4 months before they would appear for bots. I, however, use them for not more than a span of a week or two. This is a good blogging instant of mine- I guess.

Blogger in draft, in my view, is far better than the regular ada ada of plain Blogger. Once it loads, Ajax Scripts(I guess) would do enough work without CPU efficiency for things to go with blogger post. However, if Windows Live Writer would do me a favor, I'd almost quite Blogger in draft screen that's Blogger Dashboard for any new postings.

With this end of Sticky notes, I am relieve of some few posts, I wouldn't be sort of posts. It wouldn't be months before I post them, except when there's no Internet Limited Connectivity from NTC.

Posts You Might Live to Go Thru:

• Errors in Windows Live Writer while publishing blog posts in Blogger
• Better Blogging Guide- my personal review
• Convert video to any format using Xilisoft PSP Video Converter
• Shrinking a partition by using the GUI Shrinking a Partition in Windows Vista 2008

Errors in Windows Live Writer while publishing blog posts in Blogger

I have long been experiencing many errors while using Windows Live Writer. Sadly, I could not find any support or help from their official site or even from the community forum, Google search too didn't yield any productivity. This trouble is so much tensed that I could not make any newer blog post over months.

1. Publishing post to weblog

Errors in WLW appear frequently whenever any post contain images or media files. In fact, this problem might be persistent with Google's Blogger (blog*Spot) service because I tried to resolve the conflict with other different weblog accounts not only of Blogger but also of WordPress. But nobody seems to be responding to my queries- it's neither Microsoft nor Google. Here are few snapshots and the errors associated, find them around the article. (Unfortunately, I had to publish this post via web interface NOT thru WLW.)

2. File upload failed: The remote name could not be resolved 'picasaweb.google.com'

I tried by deleting the Weblog Account associated with the blog and again adding the new account, I tried to change the layout of my blog, I browsed for each and every settings in the blog and the Picasa Webalbums (where the uploads photos reside), I tried by changing the ISP (mode of Internet connection), I even tried in dial up, wireless or broadband, I tried almost everything I could. BUT never could I format my blog-- I never succeeded posting any newer blog posts with associated pics to upload.

3. File upload failed: The underlying connection was closed: the connection was closed unexpectedly.

Finally, I have to use the web interface whenever I use images on my blog posts. If anybody has come across such errors in Windows Live Writer, please comment on this post or give me the link to solve my problem.

4. Error connecting to weblog: An error occurred while attempting to connect to your weblog: The remote name could not be resolved 'www.google.com' You must connect this error before proceeding.

5. Windows Live Writer has stopped working.

My final words: Few months back WLW was working quite well for other blogs while I didn't notice such errors- or did I not posted with pics. In all the error cases shown above, my computer was connected to the Internet via 156KBPS and the other time I tried with 256KBPS. Is Microsoft or Google expecting me to have always on corporate T3 lines while uploading few hundred KB pics via WLW? The world is not that easy rather.

How to embed Comment Form in Blogger Blog? Comment Form Beneath Your Post

Blogging with Google is an advantage. Blogger platform is getting better than any previous trends. With continuously demanding features getting onto the scene, here are just few steps which could produce to have Comment Form Beneath Your Post.

1. Login into Blogger account: http://draft.blogger.com/

2. Follow ’settings’ > ‘comments’ and check for options next to ‘Comment Form Placement’. Select the option ‘Embedded below post’.

3.Then click on ’save settings’ button and check your blog for the embedded comment form.

Good as far as it seems, check your blog now for update. However, if you're not able to see the embedded comment form, you might be using a different templates or a customized blogger template. No need to worry. Read Below.

METHOD ONE

Go to settings > Layout > Edit HTML and look for the following code.

Replace the above code with the following:

METHOD TWO

If above method does not work, check out the second method. Look for this code:

Found? Add the following line after the above line and see the comment form in action!

In my case, the method two worked. If you're still having problem, you may try the default templates from Blogger. You can see this comment form in action below post.

Ref:

Originally this hack was suggested by Amanda to Blogger, find the original post here. Finalized by official Blogger in Draft Blog.

Enhance you blog today, better blogging guides by Ekendra

It's been a long since BBC reported blogs are the best personal home pages, hence the exponentially rising numbers of new blogs. Ekendra's Blog has been on blogosphere for now about 4 years. It's just a nightmare blogging with whatever I feel like expression.

Onward this post, I will be posting the updates to customize and enhance the blogging experience as a better blogging guides. Changing blogger templates, commenting styles, articulating tower posts and a lot to go thru. Though I'm not a professional blogger nor do I blog for cash or fame, I'd like to share my blogging experience and better blogging enhancements with every people who Google their queries for better blogging.

There's no problem of copyright, I believe in ...the world's free, however you may quote my link. Visit the Label: Better Blogging for the blogging tips and tricks and hacks you might be looking around.