Our front page is:

1. Hot-or-not style single-click rotation of the following:
  - goal status (level 'g')
  - potentially other stuff

After registration & informed consent then we offer:

2. User contributed cues and exploring the statistical results of #1
3. WLJ 2003 replication
4. WLJ 2003 modified into a flow-chart format
5. Maybe more stuff

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2. WLJ 2003 replication

* Compare currently collected data to WLJ 2003.  If data appears sane
then continuing marching forward with replication of WLJ 2003.  There
may be a way of replicating only a portion of my dissertation so as
not to require so many subjects.  After I analyze the data collected
so far, I can ask statistical services consulting at UT about this.

* Make sure I can run the data and test the hypotheses on a moments
notice using SAS.  Make sure I know precisely what constitutes
replication.

* Give Joshua study 3 items from 2 or 3 more groups.  Make sure
website can randomly decide which group each new subject goes into yet
keep the groups balanced.

* Distill all remaining study 3 items for the of the 12 groups and
send off to Joshua to be put up on website.

* Review ethical issues associated with doing WWW study and
implement/modify informed consent/etc as necessary.

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3. WLJ 2003 modified into a flow-chart format

* Get clear on the terms/constructs, research questions and
hypotheses.

* Develop the experimental method.  Probably write it up to prove we
know what we are doing.

* Plan the statistical analysis -- e.g. seek input from UT Statistical
Services as necessary.

* Pilot he items on 1 - 20 friends and tweak based on their feedback.