I think we are back

Sorry for the absence.

The blog problems kept things quiet around here for a day or so and then I am working on something which I will talk more about next week. Let’s just say it involves history.

Blog bumps: Server migration ahead

It is time to move.

Move servers that is.

In the process some comments might get lost between the two universes that is this server and the one to come.

If you like the Fox Mega Show Fringe, you will not only understand but like it.

If you don’t like it or know what I am talking about, well then I can’t help you.

Nominate the blog for a Bloggie

Nothing subtle about that headline.

If you like the blog, consider nominating it for the 2012 Weblog awards.

Go here to read all about it

You can nominate it in whatever category makes sense to you (religion or topical makes the most sense to me) and then if the blog is nominated enough, it will be up for voting in February.

MIA for about 3 hours

Sorry, gentle readers, if you tried to visit the blogstead from about noon to 3pm or so, you would have found a nasty “account suspended” page.

Scary. Nasty. Let’s just forget it ever happened.

We are still figuring out the problem, or I should say the experts are trying to figure it out.

For awhile, some of the features of the blog will not work – commenting features and the like. If you see anything disturbing lurking about, please email me at warrenthrockmorton at gmail dot com.

UPDATE: If you have been trying to access the site, you will know that the site is erratic today. Apparently, there is an attack of some kind on the site which is creating problems. We are tracking this down but the site may be spotty for awhile.

Top Ten Posts – 2011

To reflect on 2011, I have listed here the ten most popular posts in terms of visits this year. Two of the posts were written in prior years but were visited frequently this year. In addition to being popular, I think they are representative of the stories and issues which I wrote about this year.

1. The Trail of Tears remembered

2. Uganda update: Anti-Homosexuality Bill on tomorrow’s agenda

3. Committee chair says Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill may not be considered

4. What would dominionists do with gays?

5. A major study of child abuse and homosexuality revisited (2009)

6. NARTH is not primarily composed of mental health professionals

7. Only the gay die young: Examining the claims of shorter life expectancy for homosexuals (2007)

8. The evangelical blackout of research on sexual orientation

9. William Penn founded the Quakers and other tall tales from David Barton

10. Was the Jefferson Bible an evangelism tool?

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