As the world becomes ever faster and more diverse, the U.S. Census Bureau is hoping to follow suit in an effort to make the 2010 Census count the most complete ever.For this year’s census count, which will take place from March through July, the Census Bureau has created a one-page, 10-question form that it hopes will lead to the most accurate resident count in census history.The questions ask for residents’ names, sex, date of birth, race, phone number and household relationship and whether a resident owns or rents their dwelling. The goal of the new form is to promote participation, not to