Here There and Everywhere

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1. OK, not related to this post, but how do I check my stats in wordpress?

   Comment by Purgatory | September 18, 2008 | Reply

2. LOL because I know why you’re asking.

   Go to your dashboard page (I assume you are on WordPress?) On your dashboard page there are a bunch of words near the top, including Blog Statistics.

   Click blog stats.

   That takes you to a page with a big graph where you can see your stats by day, week or month. In the right hand column under the graph, you will see your top posts. If you click on the Header, it will show you all your posts, by day, by 7 days, by 30 days, by quarter, by year, and for all time. (All time with WordPress that is)

   At the bottom left of the page is a summary of statistics, and a little grey block/button that says Summary Tables. You will see a whole bunch of stats by month, week and year with daily/weekly/monthly averages, percentages, etc. Fascinating stuff.

   Also, just over to the right on the page Here There and Everywhere, you will see a small block called STAT COUNTER. That is another program that tracks stats, tracks your viewere, gives you all kinds of ways to see what people are looking at, who comes back, etc. It tracks from midnight to midnight, where as WordPress tracks from 3 am to 3 am so the stats look a little different.

   Use that little four letter word and you’ll get a spike every time.

   Comment by intlxpatr | September 18, 2008 | Reply

3. Hello again
   I wrote to you a while ago before I moved to Kuwait. I am now a teacher at AIS. I still enjoy reading your articles,but from an obviously different “Side”.
   Just wondering would it be possible to meet for coffee some afternoon (after Ramadan obviously)
   Not that I’m a “stalker dudette” but I would appreciate buying you coffee and talking with you.
   If not, then I’ll continue reading and enjoying your blog.
   Signed, “a fan” formerly from Minnesota
   now in the Middle East

   Comment by Nadine Brown | September 18, 2008 | Reply

4. Nope do not have blogstats, guess its because am on a different address, will check there.

   Comment by Purgatory | September 18, 2008 | Reply

5. Oh Nadine, I am so glad you wrote. I just visited your blog, Kuwait Kuwait Don’t Tell Me (I think Wait Wait! Don’t tell me! is recorded in SEattle for NPR) and had a lot of fun catching up with your adventures coming here to Kuwait.

   People like you who come with your minds open and who plug yourself into this new adventure are sure to get the most out of it. No, not every adventure will be a lot of fun, but they will all contribute to a huge mosaic that will come into focus . . . and you will realize how much you have learned and how far you have come from Minnesota!

   I blog under a pseudonym for a reason, and don’t meet up with other bloggers.That said, I bet we run into one another one of these days. 🙂

   Comment by intlxpatr | September 18, 2008 | Reply

6. I will run into one day, the universe wants it.

   Comment by Purgatory | September 18, 2008 | Reply

7. Nadine ;

   On behalf of a grateful kuwaitian nation i welcome you to kuwait . You are gonna love it here .

   Drive safely , you see we know about you foreigners with reputation as bad drivers clogging up the roads . please note No cell phone use while you are driving .

   Have a pleasant stay

   Comment by daggero | September 18, 2008 | Reply

8. That beautiful silver color… is…
   pollution.

   Comment by iRise | September 19, 2008 | Reply

9. Wow, your sunrise photos are great. Thanks so much for sharing your unique perspective and interesting adventures. You might like our website of sunrises from around the world almost daily going back to 2001. If you’d like to join our little band of sunrise photographers, we’d love to have you.

   Comment by Darlene DeMille | September 19, 2008 | Reply

10. Purg – We already did. You didn’t know it was me, LLLLOOOLLLLL!

    Daggero – I think I will make you my official co-host and welcomer! LOL about us foreigners getting on the road and driving slow (like the speed limit). Please add AND NO TEXTING! Recent study showed texting more debilitating to driving skills than drinking or drugs. No kidding!

    iRise – No. No! NO! I can’t bear it!

    Darlene – Thanks for the invite; I see your site is a commercial site and I don’t sell my photos. People steal them right off my blog all the time. 😉 Plus, God gives us the sunrise – for free!

    Comment by intlxpatr | September 19, 2008 | Reply

11. intlxpatr : where is today’s sunrise when the sky was blue and the weather was cool.

    about texting while driving , it was announced today that the driver of the L.A train that caused the two train wreckage last week , was texting when the accident took place ???? I guess he was saying Don’t wait for me honey i will be home late tonight ????

    Comment by daggero | September 19, 2008 | Reply

12. Oh Mr. Daggero, I slept badly last night and so I slept in a little bit this morning and missed the sunrise! When I got up – maybe 0745 – it was clear and crisp looking, and BEAUTIFUL! So send me the photo YOU took and I will publish it! 🙂

    Comment by intlxpatr | September 19, 2008 | Reply

13. intlxpatr , sorry but i don’t take photos as a hobby ,so i don’t have the sun rise photo , it seems the weather is improving

    Comment by daggero | September 19, 2008 | Reply

14. intlxpatr ,

    sorry but i don’t take photos as a hobby ,so i don’t have the sun rise photo , it seems the weather is improving

    Comment by daggero | September 19, 2008 | Reply

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