Harry Potter Survey

It comes down today, but it's not too late:

A woman named Cassandra Driver is doing a study of adult readers of Harry Potter books, and is looking for people to complete an online survey for her. It will take between 15 and 45 minutes to complete. So far she's received more than 300 responses but mostly from Canadian readers. The survey will be posted until this Friday, 9 December, and we're hoping to get some
more diverse respondents before we take it down. It's available at:
http://www.harrypottersurvey.com

One for the holiday cooks

I'll be doing much of the Christmas cooking this year, so this post is for my fellow culinists.

The Questions
We usually have a sausage-and-bread stuffing for Christmas, but won't this year because Dad's on a low-salt, low-fat diet. Any suggestions for alternatives? I'd rather have a new stuffing than "ours missing stuff stuffing," y'know?

Also, we like to snack as we open presents. I'm looking for non-drippy healthy snackfood suggestions, since a box of mini-quiches is no longer an option.

Low-fat Sweets
Because it's Christmas, gotta have the cookies, and I wouldn't be so cruel as to bring ones Dad *can't* eat. So for anyone looking for low-fat sweets:
- Divinity
- Angel Food Cake
- "truffles" made of ground dried fruit and pistachio (thank you, Alton Brown!)
- dark chocolate almond clusters
- rice crispie treats
- popcorn balls

And yet *another* holiday gift idea

Earth's axis is the reason for the season ornaments. The same CafePress has a whole page of pro science stuff: I love the "Evolution is Science/Intelligent Design is Science Fiction" bumpersticker! Click around, they have all kinds of great things, particularly these bumperstickers on different pages:
- Keep your savior out of my sex life
- What would Darwin Do?
- Who told you I was Republican? - God
- Agnostics Against Bush (some things we know for sure)

I simply MUST get the "I support the 10 Amendments" one!