Its been a while since I’ve been active on this blog, for many reasons including moving home, city and job. I am finally more settled again, but my time is currently taken up working on a new and improved KIA website with many new features. More on that in a later blog.
In the mean time, you may want to get your ears around some free tunes…
I noticed my earlier addition of the Serpent’s Nest had broken my RSS feed. Not sure if anyone other than myself was using that feed, but I suspect some of you probably were. Basically I have split the feed in two, both available as links in the ‘Meta’ menu in the left column of the site.
The regular feed, that just lists my blog entries is the one entitled ‘Serpent RSS’. In addition I have added a new feed that just lists the imported ‘Serpents Nest’ syndication posts. This is the one entitled ‘Nest RSS’. Add either or both to your feed reader depending on your preference. The old RSS is no longer linked to in the menu, but its URL still works, it just includes both the Serpent and Nest posts.
I am partying hard at the moment, so regular blogging service will be resumed when I have time. Don’t hold your breath… 
If you look in the menu across the top of this site, you will see I have added a nest option. This pulls posts from other websites via a syndication tool. For example, to start things off I have added the feed from the KIA forum. I won’t add anyone’s feed to the nest without their permission, so if you have a blog or forum with a rss or atom feed that you would like included in the nest, let me know…
Some of my more observant readers will have already noticed the new look I’ve give this website. The previous design lasted for nearly a year and I was generally quite proud of it, but felt the time had come for some improvements. Hopefully most of you like the new look.
Well it seems some researchers have found that in some ways lesbians think like heterosexual men, and gay men think like heterosexual women.
Well there is a surprise. Yawn.
Still no mention of where bisexuals and intersex people fit in with this sort of stereotyping. I am highly sceptical of models of sexuality that present a binary either-or cause, for obvious reasons. I still believe that everyone starts off potentially bisexual, although perhaps with some degree of natural bias, probably towards heterosexual relationships in most cases.
