How about the author's name showing up in the RSS feeds too? I usually only open up the sub-pages for comments, everything else I read off of RSS.

How about a new photo of yourself Jimmy? Stick with "the good guys wear the white hats" theme, 'though.

I account for plenty.

Jimmy, if you had a nickel for each page view:
(1500000 * 0.05) = $75,000.

Congrats, Jimmy! I always find something worthwhile on your site. I also enjoy your radio broadcasts.
God bless...Fr. Philip, OP

Great job! Always need to check the blog for updates. I even got my wife hooked. I can't imagine why it won't continue to grow. A few things I've learned from the blog:
1. The definition of turducken
2. What jimmy's boots look like
3. Various sci-fi tidbits

Envy, Envy, Envy....

I LOVE the new wider post space. The old narrow ribbon gave me a headache after awhile. (it is wider, isn't it? Or am I hallucinating?)

If we're voting, I prefer the old small fonts that named the poster.
In fact, I feel that I know the differences between the writing styles of the posters that I can tell who wrote them without looking (Jimmy is J, Michelle is E, Tim is P, guests are D).

Congratulations on the milestone, Jimmy! I'm glad I started coming to your blog and contributing to that hit count. I agree with Stephen about the byline font size being a bit too big. It's kind of disconcerting to see it so big and so red. I'd suggest making it smaller (the size of the date stamp would be great) and going back to green, but maybe bolded so it still stands out. Hope that helps!

I wonder if he even understands that that was sarcasm?

Ah, the mature adolescent snarkiness and brave anonymity of the second poster!

I like being able to see who the author is but the font looks a little to big, for me anyway. Perhaps a font size between what it was and what it currently is.