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Fix for Error: "Normal 0 false false false EN-IN X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4" 

Mostly this error message appears when text is being copied directly from MS Word to Blogger. MS Word adds many special formatting/fonts tags which are not recognized by Blogger. Hence it leads to above mentioned errors. Remember, these errors are not due to blogger templates.

To solve this problem, for new posts, simply write directly in blogger editor. Or -  if you want to copy text  from MS Word, then there are two solutions:

(1) First copy text to any ASCII Editor like Notepad and then copy it again to post on blogger.
(2) Paste copied text to the “HTML” Tab rather than the “Compose” Tab of the Blogger editor.

Fix: Allow Googlebot to Crawl Your Blogger Page.
This can be the issue if you can not locate your posts on the Google search engine.

1. Goto your blogger dashboard/settings/search preferences: Crawlers and Indexing
2. Select "Custom robots.txt" and click Edit
3. Now copy/paste this line:
User-agent: Google
Disallow:

User-agent: *
Disallow: 
4. Save Changes
The "Disallow" fields have been left open to specify there are no crawl restrictions on your site by Google.
Check to see that the robot.txt is updated by searching your url address/robot.txt in your browser:
http://yoururladdress.com/robots.txt. You should see the updated robot.txt. Note: You may not begin to see your recent posts until the next time your site is crawled.

How to see only my posts in the Posts Log.
Put an ID tag in small print at the bottom of each post. I use a personal 5 digit number but it can be anything you wish as long as it is unique to your articles alone. Then in the post section, key this tag into the search box to display only your posts bearing that tag.

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PWG Offers Aggressive New Earnings Model

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Earn 100% of Your Page View Earnings
Preferred Writers Group offers writers total earnings potential, back linking, unprecedented freedom, transparency & 100% of their earnings on every valid page view.

How It Works
The Preferred Writers Group community enables our users to engage and interact with each other and earn 100% of their ad revenue from valid page views. Yes, you read that correctly. Writers earn 100% of their generated revenue from each valid page view. You will get paid your full earnings for every view, comment, and social media share toward your posts.

How Can We Do This? 
Simple. Staff/Admins are writers also. To earn here we ALL have to post and earn page views alongside  our valued writers. No one is above this rule. It doesn't get any fairer than that. Join PWG & start earning your 100%!

Across The Board

No generated revenue will ever be deducted from the writers' earnings. So all additional revenue generated from other than valid pages views goes back into the community account to ensure you NEVER receive a missed/late payment. This overall earnings reserve will be clearly displayed in real time on your Earnings Tab located on the top left of every page.

Earn While Commenting
Posting is not the only way to earn here. Members can also increase their overall page views from previously submitted posts by interacting with each other. Commenting on posts increases the overall page views and thus increases your overall generated earnings when they reciprocate by leaving a comment on your posts.

No Restrictive Policies
You are free to write about anything you wish. We only ask that you follow the guidelines set by our sponsors.

- 150 word minimum per post
- Original grammatically correct content with approved images.
- Cite your sources when posting about news stories or events.
- No use of bots or IP manipulation to generate false page views
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Remember, these tricks won't earn revenue from sponsors and thus will never earn you anything here anyway. So play fair.

Backlink To Your Other Paysites

You are welcome to link to your other revenue earning sites, posts, blogs etc. with one exception. Please do not post affiliate or referral links. It's annoying to readers and to be honest, you aren't getting paid much to do that crap anyway. Your legitimate earning ventures are always welcomed.

Register For Free

Sign up for a free account with PWG by sending a valid Gmail address where you wish to receive your invite. There are several ways to contact PWG:

(1) Email us at eve.orion@yahoo.com with your valid Gmail address.

(2) Simply request a friend invite via Facebook at www.facebook.com/jaid.orion & message me your valid Gmail address for invite.

(3) Leave a comment on this post including your valid Gmail address requesting invite.

You will receive your invite within 24 hours and you can start sharing with our community!

Fully Interactive Support

The Blogger user interface is fairly straight forward and easy to learn. You can use the Blogger help page for detailed html scripting of your posts. Your questions regarding earnings will never be sent to some spam box. They come directly to me! Contact me anytime for anything either via email or my Facebook page.

(1) Email me directly at eve.orion@yahoo.com

(2) Message me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/jaid.orion

Building Our Community

Our Community is just starting out so it may be 30 days before you begin to see earnings if you are just getting in on the ground floor. But as we grow in numbers and generate more revenue, a working payroll account will be established to ensure each writer has funds available on a weekly basis. You will be able to see our real-time earnings via our Earnings Tab located on the top left of every page. And as our community grows, each writer's individual available earnings will increase incrementally. Your account will ALWAYS have funds available. It's up to you to earn your full potential. This ensures you will NEVER experience a late/missed payment!

Transparent Earnings Tab

You will notice at the top left of every page our Earnings Tab. This is a real time accounting of our monthly progress and available earnings per member for the month. This tab includes:

-         Our total members to date

-         Our real time monthly earnings

-         AdRate/1000 views (RPM)

-         Potential earnings each member has available. Example: ($100/10 mbrs = $10.00 available to you)

-         The rollover sum is the unclaimed earnings generated from last month.

About Rollover Earnings
All generated income must be earned from valid page views only with no exceptions. Additional revenue generated from organic traffic, etc. are carried over to the writers’ account each month to ensure we always have enough to pay our valued members!

Rollover Earnings / total members = available monthly earnings payroll
$1000 / 10 members = $100 available to each member

Analytics

You will get paid for every valid page view based on our Google Analytics Reports... Period. If it counts to our Advertisers it counts for you and you get 100% of your page view earnings. No questions asked.

Example:

Total Valid Page Views:             100,000

Average earnings/page view:      $0.008 x 100,000 = $800.00

Your Valid Page Views:              5000

Your Earnings:                          5000 x .008 = $40.00

The average Rate/1000 views fluctuates and can be (RPM)

Getting Paid

As mentioned we are a new community so payouts will begin on a monthly basis to start. Once we build up our earnings, we will move to a bi-weekly payout. Then finally payouts will be sent automatically each week. Our progress will be posted on our Earnings Tab located at the top left of every page for full transparency.

Your Dashboard

You can review the views of your posts as well as those of fellow members via the "Dashboard". Your Dashboard can be easily located on your top toolbar. From your Dashboard you can:

-         Create a New Post

-         Review/edit your posts

-         See your current number of page views/comments

-         Google + Shares & More
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Book Review: Where Darkness Dwells, a Great Depression Horror Novel

This book kept me a bit off guard in the beginning with its many plot twists. Experienced readers will recognize the author's writing strategy of providing only enough details in the beginning to make readers believe they know where the story will lead. I found this book to be smartly written, compelling and difficult to put down.

The characters were colorfully envisioned and easily relatable but slightly difficult to identify the main characters. I would have preferred to have remained with the main characters more and less with those on the periphery. To some degree, this led to an overall distraction that caused the storyline to be slightly less frightening than it could have been. In this respect I felt the author left a lot on the table.

Readers like myself, who enjoy not only the character believability but the scenery will appreciate the author's gentle references to the surroundings that allowed the reader to easily envision the environment. The contrast between the town above ground and the tunnels underneath instantly places the reader in a state of unease.

I found the plot to be disturbing, sadistic and twisted from the very start, which is exactly what I look for in a good horror. It all comes together wonderfully towards the end and nothing is left to the imagination. Be warned, I would recommend this book to my friends who prefer their fear slightly on the deviant side.

Reference

"Where Darkness Dwells" by Glen Krisch. copyright 2010,2012 by Glen Krisch. Stray King Publishing.

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Dream Techniques For Childhood Nightmares

Dream Techniques For Childhood Nightmares

The Untimely Demise of the Shadowman

The shadow man was my daughter's monster. He would stand over her bed or near her closet. She would be brave but he would draw nearer as she got sleepier. He was waiting for her to sleep so he could take her away from her family and everyone she loved. 

I worried about sharing what some have called my gift to my daughter. My ability to become cognitively aware in my dreams has had its drawbacks. One cannot help but become affected by this experience. Highly educated thinkers have published entire books attributing outlandish theories to this quite normal process of the human mind. But my daughter's inner demons were based on very real emotional trauma. She needed my help when she was facing foster care. Now she needed my help again addressing the nightmares that resulted from her difficult childhood. 

Reaching the REM state while holding on to your cognitive awareness is much like navigating a small boat through a tropical storm at sea. You are constantly blown off course. At times, you are overwhelmed by the constantly shift waves and the powerful currents of the mind. You can easily experience this turbulent barrier between reality and the subconscious even if you don't believe in the phenomenon of lucid dreaming. Simply lie down, close your eyes and refuse to move. Eventually, sheer terror will force you out. 

I explained these common pitfalls to Claire. I wasn't even sure I could show her how to lucid dream. I pulled a reading chair into her room and positioned a small lamp behind me as to not disturb her sleep. Even if she did not master the process, at least I would be here should the shadow man come. She scooted down in her bed and lay flat on her back as instructed. She was lying perfectly still without moving and without drifting off to sleep for as long as she could. She peered up at me and asked how long would it take. I knew the answer but did not want to spoil the surprise. 

Her first dive lasted 45 minutes before she sprang straight up in her bed gasping and breathing heavily. I checked her pulse and it was steady and strong 90 beats per minute. I knew she had reached the edge of the barrier. I asked her to tell me what she experienced. 

"I began to tingle almost from the start. I kept feeling like I had to move to get comfortable. Then I began to feel my toes go numb and this feeling spread up my entire body. I was cold at first without the covers over me. But you were right. I began to feel hot very quickly. Then I experienced the feeling of being on a roller coaster you described. I tried to hold on but it was getting too scary. I felt like I was being tossed around. When I bailed out I instantly felt frustrated with myself for giving up." 

It was a good first attempt and I felt confident she would easily get accustomed to the turbulent waves that exist near the barrier. I told her that was all for the night and she should get comfortable to sleep. I remained in her room and she was in REM state within 10 minutes of curling up on her side. If I had told her this was part of the training she would have had expectations and not fallen to sleep as easily. Her fingers began to twitch slightly and her breathing deepened. 

This was exciting for me as well. I had never thought to witness someone learning to breach the barrier. It was like watching her learning to swim or riding her bike without training wheels for the first time. When she had startled herself awake earlier she was not really awake. Her mind was still in a state of sleep prep. By waking up for a moment and then rolling over to sleep again she had primed the chemicals so to speak. She would drift through the barrier without effort and then it would simply be a matter of becoming aware of the other side. 

Claire slept for 4 hours. I had returned to my book when she awoke with a hard jerk. I reached over and placed my hand on her shoulder and she peered back at me wide eyed for a moment unsure if she was awake. I smiled at her and said, "The conscious mind is a trickster. It wants to stay in control so it snatches the bed out from under you. "Claire blinked at me still groggy from sleep. Then she furrowed her brow in frustration pounding her fist into the pillow, "Aw Man!" 

Within a few days, Claire was able to overcome her fear of the shadow man. As I suspected, he was a memory rather than a monster. She had not yet reached the ability to become cognitively aware in her dreams. But she had been able to reach over and turn on the lamp I placed by her bed. Her dream room lit up and she saw the face of the shadow man. It was daddy. He had been watching over her while she was going through the most difficult time in her life. She did not dream of the shadow man again and she was saddened by this. "Now that I know the shadow man was daddy I want him to come back to watch over me again." 

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In Cutting Edge Ideas Follow-Through is Everything

Unfinished Projects and Ideas Are Worse Than None at All

Some people claim to be tormented by their talent. They have all these amazing ideas floating around in their heads with no way of ever getting them off the drawing board. They find themselves with several projects in various stages of completion and become overwhelmed by their own creativity. The logical solution would seem to be to step back and take a breather. Take a break and approach the idea from another angle with a fresh mind. Sleep on it. This is a big mistake. Your mind is never going to settle down and it will not wait for your right time to follow through. You will move on to other projects and soon end up with a mess of partial ideas. 

If this describes you don't be disheartened. You share this burden with great people throughout history such as Albert Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, and Amadeus Mozart. Albert Einstein's theories on time relativity were accepted by the scientific community even though they were never officially thought out to a conclusion. Leonardo da Vinci had journals of invention ideas from a tank to a helicopter. The journals are priceless but the inventions themselves would have historic. Finally, like all musicians, Mozart had stacks of uncompleted works some of which consisted of only one verse of music. But knowing that you are in good company does not get your partial works into the scientific community, our aerospace engineering programs, and our earphones. Your great ideas can not become reality unless you follow through. 

As Einstein would probably have wished he'd said, (N = F + FT), or Invention equals focus plus follow through. In this formula "N" is synonymous with Necessity and Invention. Before you begin an idea project, first consider how it can be used to benefit you. Don't think of the broad scope of its potential to change the world just yet. Finding a solution that solves your personal needs gives you motivation to finish it. 

Next, is the invention even physically possible or does it requires the tweaking of the universal laws of physics for it to work? Don't laugh, you'd be surprised how many millions of dollars go into the development of cutting edge aircraft designs that although look great on paper can never get off the ground. 

Build upon and incorporate upon what you have into your idea. If you require an exotic material difficult or impossible to obtain, unless you are working at Area 51, you are most likely not going to be able to complete it. This is just good planning. Have everything you need available to ensure you can complete your project before you begin designing it. 

What was the greater invention, the wheel or the Lamborghini? You have a team of millions of collaborators at your fingertips. What have others designed that fits into your project? Always reference the internet for aspects of your design concept that have already been completed. Suffice it to say the person that invented the wheel was not the one that invented the combustion engine. No man is an island and there is no shame in enlisting the ideas of others to see your project to completion. 

In music, you hear the notes in your head but they are just partial. Hear them out before you rush to your instrument. Replay it in your mind over and over again and sing to it. What lyrics are fitting over the music? If the song fades away and you can’t remember it, that's okay. It's not gone and will return with more clarity later. But if the song is infectious and sticks in your head and you are unable to stop humming it then more than likely it will have the same effect on us as well. You are probably composing your next hit single. I never write lyrics without their accompanying music. A lyric without music is poetry and unless you are a published poet, even the most touching of your composition will never be heard by anyone. 

Jules Verne said, "What one man can imagine, other men can make real." Don't let someone else be the one to benefit and profit from your unfinished idea. If it's not possible to complete the idea you have working in your mind then don't start it. Work on what is possible and capable of benefiting you. You have a greater success of profiting as the invention begins to benefit the world. You can then use those profits toward obtaining the things you need to complete more complex works. 

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Beware of Squirrel!

Guard Dogs Have Nothing on Our House Squirrel

I am an avid hunter and I advocate the practice for anyone who needs to supplement their food costs with venison or wild pork. With that said, I do not advocate hunting as a sport for the sake of trophy seeking. My first hunt with my father placed me face to face against a fully grown wild boar with 5 inch tusks. The beast charged me after I failed to get a clean shot. My lesson was to respect these creatures and only take from the land what I needed. There is no need to hunt small prey for sustenance unless you have no deer or wild boar available. I'm sure most trophy hunters traipsing the countryside would reconsider their prey of choice if a squirrel charged them and attacked! 

While hunting for deer one late one afternoon we heard repeated shots in the distance. I grew frustrated at this. We would not see any deer grazing in our field with this idiot emptying his entire box of shells into the trees. My older brother was just as angry and his temper arguably twice as bad as mine. We set out in the direction of the trigger happy hunter in our woods. We drew closer and the shots grew louder. Surely this hunter had not missed his prey so many times. As we drew ever closer, we began to see the evidence of the hunter's motives. 

Along our path lay blood and tiny pink squirrel bodies. The hunter was firing into the nests with a shotgun to dislodge the adult nesting squirrels. Those that did not fall to the ground, the hunter left to suffer and die in the trees. Their young scattered beneath the trees of their assaulted nests. We caught up to the two hunters and politely informed them they were no longer welcomed to hunt on our property. I think I may have broken a knuckle when I shook their hands in farewell. 

As I picked one of the cold pink bodies from the leaves I noticed it was still alive. My brother shook his head. Our father had a strict rule about wild pets. I reminded my brother our father had many strict rules we ignored and placed the baby squirrel in my pocket. We returned home and I hid the infant squirrel in my closet with a heat lamp over its box. 

With an eye dropper of warm milk several times a day my squirrel began to grow and develop a reddish orange coat of fur. It was a fox squirrel, the largest breed of squirrel in our part of the country. They grow to be about 2 foot long not including a 1 foot tail. A healthy fox squirrel can weigh as much as 3 lbs and are highly territorial. It wasn't long before my mother found my hidden stowaway while cleaning my room. She scolded us for having brought the animal into the house and reminded us of our father's rule. At the same time we noticed the squirrel was sleeping soundly in her lap. My brother's plan seemed to be working as expected. By the time our father had arrived home our mother had become completely attached to the young squirrel. The issue was settled long before our father even had a vote. 

Foxy's pet peeve was tugging at his tail. This indignity would result in a reprisal of viciousness on a level only exhibited by pit bulls. He was tolerant of almost any other form of harassment. We quickly learned that Foxy had a daily routine and expected his designated area be unmolested. He was very good at keeping his wooden nest clean and would usually turn in early. A bowl of walnuts was kept on a separate counter in the kitchen and Foxy would usually sit quietly and eat when we ate. After dinner, Foxy would make his rounds sniffing at the windows and doorways before settling on our father's recliner armrest or mother’s headrest as we watched television. 

Visitors were thoroughly vetted before entering the house. Foxy would meet them at the doorway growling and barking loudly. This was no display. If they attempted to enter before Foxy had laid the ground rules they could receive a vicious bite! It typically took about 5 minutes for Foxy to go through is posturing and circling while chattering loudly and hopping with his furry tail fully fuzzed. He would then give the visitor a final once over and walk away. The visitor was now welcomed to enter the house but remained under Foxy's watchful eye. 

Foxy enjoyed his time of daily reflection outside sitting in our large old growth oak. The birds and other squirrels took their leave during these sessions. This respect was also shown by local dogs and cats in the neighborhood. Once Foxy got on the small of the back between the shoulder blades there was nothing the largest dog or cat could do to remove him. He would ride them around the yard with his razor sharp teeth sunk deep into the flesh. 

Foxy remained a member of our household for 2 more years. He began to spend more of his time in the old oak. We would call to him but he would not come. We left a window open during the day and sometimes he would come in for a Walnut. We then saw that Foxy had found a companion in the old oak. She was a beautiful fox herself and surely had never seen such a fine specimen of male Sciurus niger. Foxy had lived well and ate well his entire life and was nearly twice the average size of those of his kin in the wild. Over time, Foxy and his new mate would sit at our window and eat walnuts. He raised his own family in that oak and his descendants live there to this very day. 

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How to be a good friend.

Over the years, I find myself thinking more about my friends and how they are doing. I’m reminded of my mom sitting at the window in the early morning sunlight with a cup of Earl Grey writing long letters to loved ones. Now that I’ve moved far away I now receive her letters and it makes me smile to know that I can close my eyes and see her as she was writing it.

While reading a letter from mom today it was evident to me that the content of her letters are significant. By this I mean she mentioned how friends and family were doing but also includes lessons to be mindful of during my day. She knows my naughtiness, you see.

I was quite troublesome for my deal old mum during my fragile formative years and she did the best she could to make me understand those things of which I felt I already knew. Parents react differently to a troublesome child than they would a friend or partner. They are more patient and see so much of their younger selves in us. Hurtful words are said in anger yet forgotten with a hug and cry moments later. 

When I think of friends I have lost over the years I often find myself hoping I could go back and undo the damage done. I wish I could have been more patient with a wayward friend and not so intolerant. As years pass I remember what a dear friend they once were rather than the issue that separated us.

I share now my mom’s lesson for today. Love is always about giving and never about taking. You give your love to others and others give their love back to you. Always try to see yourself in others no matter how far removed they may initially seem. Judge them as you would yourself but forgive instantly. Sometimes parting is necessary, it’s in the doing that matters.

These days I cherish the friends I have as a result of the friends I have lost in the past. My mistakes in the past remain painful but have made me mindful of how I seek to resolve issues today. And I realize today that my very best friend was the very first one I ever had. 

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