Do you use Quantcast?

II've been using Quantcast to look at some site statistics. As usual noting is perfect, I know it doesn't count anything from RSS feeds or anywhere else I might have had info pulled some other way from my site (RSS, my PDA version, AvantGo, etc.) and I'm certain I didn't get their little piece of code on every page on my site. BTW, you don't need their code to get information from them, I had information already, this just got me a few bits more but I see I still don't have any on 'Audience Composition' and I'm not sure why.

They have fun data mostly based on the geographic data of the location of people viewing your site. I don't think I have that many Asian viewers but that out of country viewing has to be allocated to someone. Can we legally get “spammers” declared as an ethnicity?

Hand Update.

So I went back to the doctor today to see what the verdict was today. And after a very long wait (I was about to go back up to the counter to remind them I was there, they were shutting down for lunch and I was the only one left not waiting for someone to come out) I got to see him. Unfortunately they didn't have an answer for me. They can see something that looks like some kind of irritation on the bone, something that looked rough or worn, but nothing that looked broke. So they see some kind of unknown problem. Of course, this doesn't help me any...

They don't really want to cut into me to look because some muscles and vessels are attached to this bone and there is always the possibility of risk when operating on that. So they don't want to do that just for some kind of fishing expedition.

So “let's run some blood tests” and see if we see something odd that might be causing/related it. It was a lot of tests, but not many tubes so I was okay with that. But I'm confident they wont find anything in my blood. Of all the quarts I've been drained of in my life, I can't think of anything they've ever found. I really thought as a result of the bone scan they'd be able to fix this and I'm disappointed that while it was obvious there was something on the scan it's not something (at this point) that they can fix.

BTW, the pot I'm talking about is a little piece of bone protruding from the palm of the hand, but I can't recall the name right now.