This year, the Jordanian tourism board believes even more pilgrims will flock to the site, bolstered by the blessing of Pope Francis and the growing list of endorsements from the archbishop of Canterbury to American evangelical pastor Rick Warren, among others.
But the case of the pop star Web sites bolsters the viability of at least one of the agency's proposals: that child-friendly sites aimed at audiences of varying ages must either assume all users are under 13, or screen users for age to identify those for whom data collection requires prior parental consent.
Among the goals are doubling numbers of foreign students, to 3,000; turning the shipyard into a tourist site; and bolstering sales of kamaboko, a rubbery fishcake.
A recent posting on Goodreads, a Web site that bolsters enthusiasm for books and reveals no-baloney reasons readers like them, lauds the power of Mr. Gladwell's entertaining insights into the not quite obvious.
He figured sales calls referred from Living.com's Web site would bolster the $4,000 he typically earned each month in commissions, and help pay expenses, like the $400 a month he owed in child support.
Recently Moran took a printout from the site to bolster his case for a larger credit line at the bank.
The plan for the magazine is to create its own accompanying Web site, and acquire other entertainment magazines, television stations or Internet sites to bolster it.
Social media sites have bolstered its international following.
Duboeuf's crime, such as it was, involved the blending of better-quality grapes from superior crus or vineyard sites to bolster his 2004 beaujolais villages.
The New York Times Company continued to attract paying subscribers to its flagship Web site in the third quarter, bolstering a new revenue stream that has helped offset a decline in advertising revenue.
