Well there has been quite a gap in posting here.  Things got busy at work and I pretty much abandoned my Django efforts.  Now, whenever I think about getting back to this project, I experience a full body sigh.  It seems like I am going against the flow trying to get Python/Django up on BlueHost.  At work, we have shifted more of our web development to the client side with javascript/knockout and the single page application architecture.  I am now thinking that I may not need as much beef on the server side.  I had been attracted to Django’s template system among other things, but I am no longer sure I need any of that.  I need some server side routing to handle things like oauth and database access.  I need to be able to formulate web requests and parse responses.  I had some quick desktop success with Python web page parsers, but PHP or Ruby may have tools that work as well.  BlueHost seems to be more aligned with these other technologies, so I may soon enter into a period of R&D.  If I can get a site up and running with PHP easily, I may get over my philosophical objections.