Google Analytics Goofing Up.

It has become somewhat clearer that the hits on all the blogs have hit the wall, and it has happened on various occasions before. They have all existed in trying to make the effort of being different entities and they have not done a very good job of making it as social media.

"Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things."

But this time they have actually been decreasing quite a bit. I checked on the Internet and apparently other blogs are having trouble with the Google Analytics. Seems like their programmers can get a little screwed up just like the ones in Blogger.

The blog hits were all pretty lopsided in the beginning but they are starting to even out, and I just hope they get back the old numbers. I should know a lot more in a couple days (5 day stats) and I think they have cut back on their crawlers and spiders too, so that may also account for it.

The hits on Word Press blogs have remained at their old high levels, so I am pretty certain that it is Google Analytics goofing up. Just have to be patient.

Meanwhile, some of the DJs and many of the bands are getting better in the Latin sound. I don't mean warmed over American Style of a Latin Song. I mean more like the Reel Teeng. Of course there are so many different types it is difficult for the ordinary DJ and musician ears.

 

"Jingle, Jangle, Jingle" - Kay Kyser

Many disc jockeys complain because the dancers will not go with their hand pick new songs. They simply do not understand the cultural dancer. So many times I have heard but "you can dance rumba to it." That ain't the same thing as "you gotta dance rumba to it." Most of us know, we don't have to explain it because they will never understand. And further, it doesn't have the click, clack, ding, dang, boom, bing etc etc.

The particular song is very important and by some people better than others. A Rumba is a Rumba, right? Not with a cultural dancer. Dancing "La Hiedra" by the right arrangement and with the right partner, just the very basic movement is a rainbow out of nowhere. You want to do a few extra movements here and there, fine, but all you really need are the very basic movements, and you are dancing your favorite music. Standing the lady on her head is not cultural dancing or throwing her over your shoulder, I don't care what any expert says on that. That is something else.