Site Status
Friday, March 13th, 2009The work continues to upload all my journal entries from the past thirty years to my blogcasts. I’ve added 150 posts so far to the Tom’s Love Quest site, and Google has added 45 of those to their index at present.
Still though, no one except [Emmy] has posted any comments, so I must take steps to promote the site. I should get to that in the coming weeks.
I’m not in a rush to do that though until I get this Internet publishing business incorporated. I called the attorney this morning about moving that along but there was no answer, and no opportunity to leave him voice mail. So I’ll try him a few times next week and if I still can’t get him, then I’ll seek another lawyer.
The Tom’s Love Quest site has some HTML bugs. These cause the navigation menu bar in the footer section of all pages to display incorrectly. So I’m perusing the WordPress PHP files, hoping to spot the problem. So far though, no success.
The bandwidth usage on my web sites has steadily risen over the past couple weeks. No doubt, much of this is from me uploading my new posts. But I like thinking that it’s people viewing my sites. Yep, I’ll just keep on dreaming until the dreams come true. 
I’m confident that they will soon.
The Google AddSense application I submitted last week has been approved. I’m looking to include Google ads on my sites, as a source of revenue. But before I modify the code to turn them on, I must provide a privacy policy that warns users that following links to these ads places cookies on their computers. So I’ll find a generic privacy policy that says this, and lays out other good policies, and then add it to my site before putting the advertisements on.
I’m working tomorrow on an article that contrasts the inner and outer beauty of a person, and will show why I think it makes no sense to divide the two concepts into opposing and dichotomous entities. I’ll argue that they do coexist and that, in fact, they exist as one. You just can’t meaningfully split the whole person into these two notions because of how each one so profoundly influences the other. That is, in my view, a person’s outer (physical) beauty and the mind inside are one, as both are needed equally to completely define who a person is. But I better save the rest of my thoughts for the article. So keep watching the Tom’s Love Quest site, and you’ll see it there shortly.
More later,
Tom Hesley