Photo: Raymond Shobe

Hammock's movie buffs spend a few minutes every Monday dissecting the films we've seen over the weekend, so I know you're not surprised that several of us have some definite opinions about this weekend's Oscar ceremony. [Ed. note: A few of us remain hopelessly behind, months away from seeing the nominees at our current pace on Netflix, despite the best efforts of our colleagues.]

Since I'm pretty ignorant on this topic, I queried my movie-fanatic coworkers. I'm curious to see how close they come.

Today, in almost half the states in the U.S., citizens get the chance to take matters into their own hands. You get to vote. At Hammock, we help our clients tell their stories more effectively. We think the candidates have done an effective job explaining why you should vote for them.

If you live in one of the Super Tuesday primary or caucus states, today you get the chance to tell your story. Don't pass up that chance. Vote.

You can find coverage of Super Tuesday on any news site today. Here are a few ways to hear the stories voters have to share:

Follow Super Tuesday on Flickr: Public photos tagged "SuperTuesday"

Follow Super Tuesday on Twitter: Politweets.com, Google Maps/Twitter Mashup (very cool)

Follow Super Tuesday on blogs: Blog posts tagged "supertuesday" on Technorati

Don't know where to vote? Here's help. For over a decade, we've been helping our client NFIB integrate such voter-assistance tools into their website.