del.icio.us links for 2005-12-15

• dirtSimple.org: Mysteries of the Ages, Revealed!: Diets and taste-calorie associations, among other things. (biology diet food meat productivity psychology)
• There's no getting off that no-fly list | CNET News.com: Sarah Zapolsky was checking in for a flight to Italy when she discovered that her 9-month-old son's name was on the United States' "no fly" list of suspected terrorists. (airline liberty politics privacy security sploid terrorism travel tsa us)
• Concurring Opinions: What If Copyright Law Were Strongly Enforced in the Blogosphere?: Suppose the mainstream media, fed up with the buzz bloggers keep getting and with bloggers criticizing their stories, decided to exact revenge. They initiate a vigorous copyright enforcement strategy. What would happen? (boingboing copyright law liberty media politics)
• First Coast News | Strange & Unusual - Andi the Ohio Police Dog Named in Lawsuit: County Prosecutor C. David Warren said to his knowledge, it's the first time the county's dog has ever been singled out as a defendant. Warren has volunteered to handle Andi's defense personally. (crime dog news ohio us weird)
• Sploid: Post office shocker: Santa is God!: Already shaken Christians got another punch in the mouth today, when it was revealed that the United States Postal Service believes Santa Claus is God. (bush funny news politics relgion sploid us weird)
• Sploid: TSA GALS CAUGHT SWIPING WALLET: Here's your holiday Homeland Security: Two federal airport screeners at New York's JFK airport were arrested after they helped themselves to a traveler's wallet. The gals then went on a shopping spree with his credit cards ... while still wearing their TS (airline crime dhs evil liberty news newyork nyc politics security sploid terrorism tsa us)
• Universe Today - Buffy the Kuiper Belt Object: An international team of astronomers have discovered a new large object in the Kuiper Belt; a region of the Solar System beyond the orbit of Neptune. The object's official designation is 2004 XR 190, but the discoverers are calling it "Buffy" for now. (astronomy funy news space)