Thanks to Google Webmasters Discussion group

Yesterday, my blog was not found in normal searches in the Google search engine. It did not appear for either "child prodigy" or "ainan cawley" - both of which had previously returned results on the first page for over a year. Consequently, I tried to contact Google directly (no use, there, since there is no live customer service). Instead, I posted the problem on the Google Webmasters Discussion group. Surprisingly, within hours half-a-dozen people had posted their advice.

I would like to thank those who made the helpful posts and to tell them that, today, the problem has been resolved, for now. It is much appreciated.

(If you would like to learn more of Ainan Celeste Cawley, a scientific child prodigy, aged eight years and five months, or his gifted brothers, Fintan, four years and ten months, and Tiarnan, twenty-seven months, please go to: http://scientific-child-prodigy.blogspot.com/2006/10/scientific-child-prodigy-guide.html I also write of gifted education, IQ, intelligence, the Irish, the Malays, Singapore, College, University, Chemistry, Science, genetics, left-handedness, precocity, child prodigy, child genius, baby genius, adult genius, savant, wunderkind, wonderkind, genio, гений ребенок prodigy, genie, μεγαλοφυία θαύμα παιδιών, bambino, kind, niño, gênio criança, gifted adults and gifted children in general. Thanks.)

Technorati ranking for scientific child prodigy

As many of you may know, Technorati provides rankings for blogs. It claims to list over 71 million blogs on its site, ranking them all from top to bottom.

As of today, my blog is ranked as the 222,604th blog on the net with an "Authority" of 23. That means it is ranked higher than about 71 million other blogs. That doesn't seem bad at all considering how young the blog is - and the niche interest that it occupies. To me, that indicates that there is quite a lot of interest in the world about all matters gifted - more than one might suppose.

So, if you are a reader of this blog, you are most certainly not alone: there is a whole world of fellow readers out there, too.

Happy reading.