Poseideon updates

A while ago, I decided that on the day of the Hene kai Nea, I'd post a monthly update about things that happened on the blog. Tomorrow it's officially Hene kai Nea, but since I had a late night last night with the new year celebrations (happy new year everyone!), I'm doing the updte today and a longer post tomorrow.

Changes to the blog:

• The Hellenic Terminology Page was updated with the latest terms.
• The last month, the Pagan Blog Project Posts were on: Yoghurt and other religious quirks , "You get what you pay for" , Zeal, and  Zōidiakos, or the zodiac
• I promise I will get back to PaganSquare posting as a new year's resolution. I dropped off due to computer issues, but those are now fixed, so we are back on a Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday routine.

Statistics:

• Almost 120.000 views right now, and I post my 600th update to Baring the Aegis on Saturday
• A little less than 10.000 of those hits happened in the last month
• The top five most popular posts were: Symbols of Hellenismos (102), The abduction of Persephone (97), Can you store khernips? (91), PAT ritual announcement: the Poseidonia (90), and "Atlantis" recap (1.10): The Price of Hope (89)

Anything else?

Pandora's Kharis, a charity circle for and by Hellenistic Polytheists, was launched a few months and has collected $174,- for Médicins Sans Frontiers (Doctors Without Borders), and $304,- for the Pagan Federation International Philippines . This month's very worthy cause is the Coats For Kids foundation, and there is still time to donate! Would you like to help? Join us on Facebook!

That is it for this month's updates, as far as I can remember. I hope you have had a wonderful end of the year, and you will have a great old month/start of the new tomorrow. Thank you for all your support and love in 2013; I have said it before and I will say it again; you guys are fantastic!