Here We Go Again  Ballot woes redux...and once again, it's the user losing out to technology.

Ansolabehere of the Voting Technology Project said studies have shown that while arrows create more confusion among voters, scanners can better process those that have been filled out correctly than ballots that have been bubbled in.
"Those two things cancel each other out," said Ansolabehere, a political science professor at MIT.

In other words, we made the ballot easier for the computer and harder for the user. Sound familiar?

The Only Two Things That Mean Anything at All...  ...are loving you and leaving Tennessee. Now more than ever.

Why I Love Christina  Choose to be right instead of being consistent. I wish John Kerry were here so I could say it to him as well.

Design Matters... ...but shouldn't take itself too seriously. "If you put a fork in your mouth and you are conscious of it rather than the food it carries, it is a bad design."