Under Construction – NOT!

Is this site still is under construction?

YIKES!  I think and hope that I may have just redirected my blog from wordpress.com to my own domain. If successful, this move will not affect any regular readers, but you should note the new URL, update your browsers’ favorites, bookmarks, or whatever you call them. Secondly, hit one of the “subscribe” buttons in the frame on the right.  Even if you subscribed at the other site, do it again here, just in case.  You wouldn’t want to miss a post, right?

Check out the drop-down features and please tell me if the rotating “feature posts” are distracting, or make the place look “too busy”.  Also let me know what you think about any other aspect of the new digs.  I already know the color is rather “bright”.  It hasn’t been easy to color-coordinate with my “somos uno” logo/avatar.

This is exciting for me in a way only the geekier among you might understand.  I continue to learn and to grow in this technological world.  Should I call that exciting?  Or frightening?!

You tell me.  Comments are open (and yes, moderated).

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  • By any other name

    A whole year?! It’s hard to believe that it has been more than a year since I’ve written anything on my blog. I don’t even know how to begin to catch up. I blame Facebook, mostly. I’ve been addicted to the lightning-fast pace of information exchange there, and I’ve written hundreds, maybe even thousands of posts and…

  • Nope, I’m not dead yet

    Who and why did someone type “jonathan barnett resistance dead?” into a Google search?

    Was is it someone who had been missing my thoughtful, creative and witty writings? Someone thinking I must have died from not taking drugs for HIV? Someone wondering if I had died yet because I had started taking ARVs (at greatly reduced dosages) again?

  • What does Google have to say about resistanceisfruitful?

    I have noticed a shift in the kinds of traffic being sent to this blog from Google since moving to a new domain. More than five years of data being displayed on Google Analytics and Google Webmaster tools has been reset and is gradually being replaced with new information since the first of the year. This is probably of more interest to me than it is to readers, but who am I to assume that?

    The most popular search terms offer no real surprises. They mostly relate to stories that have not been covered elsewhere. There are dozens of variations, and I’ve taken the liberty of consolidating them here.

  • Fear of the Invisible & Alive and Well SF websites restored

    Janine Roberts may well be my favorite investigative reporter on the topic of AIDS and HIV. She has published several books and produced documentary films, on topics ranging from Aboriginal resistance to British colonialism in Australia, to the shame of deBeers’ diamond mining operations in Africa.

    Janine has also written the much more personal story about her life as a transgendered person—The Seven Days of My Creation: Tales of Magic and Gender

    The book that has most helped me form an alternative view about what the heck HIV might really be, and its role in the disease most people call AIDS is titled Fear of the Invisible.

  • 2014: time to move on beyond AIDS dissidence

    As the winter solstice approaches, I am aware of what a noteworthy month this December is for me, in ways that have nothing to do with the holidays. Fifteen years ago this month I was informed that I was “HIV-positive”. Five years ago, I started this blog, primarily to share my experiences with both the diagnosis, as well as previous and new health issues. I will be sharing some exciting news about some changes that will be happening to resistance is fruitful a bit later in this post.

  • Clearing out the drafts folder

    As I was doing some housekeeping on my blog, clearing crud out of my drafts folder, I noticed a couple of reasonably complete posts that were never published, for whatever reason. Since they are rather old, and I chose to post-date them, they may not get noticed by the email subscription service, or RSS feeds.

    Here’s a list of old posts that have never been seen before:

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