Wow... I didn't actually witness this statement, but Patagonia has finally picked up "Drawing the Line", our film about the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and as a result, somewhere along the line, Jimmy Carter watched it and procralimed it "...a good film!". Clearly the narration has something to do with it.

This is rather odd. I've been using Urchin on one of my client sites for a while now, and it's been pretty good. As an experiment, I installed Google Analytics on the site last Thursday afternoon. The Google Analytics stats were a little buggy (something about not being able to "confirm" the presense of the tracking code) but they seemd to be pullling accurate numbers when I graphed them (similar to the ~20-25k visits a day that the site gets). But, when I went into Urchin to compare the results I was rather dismayed to see my traffic was not being counted at all! Except for a strange 150-odd people that somehow got tracked. So I killed Google Analytics on Monday, and Urchin instantly sprang back to life.

Anyway - there's clearly a problem with installing Google Analytics when you're already using Urchin, but I can't see any good reason why this should be the case... can you? I'm debating leaving Urchin on as-is, or killing it and going solely with Google Analytics, but I probably won't do anything until the bugs get worked out.

Public service message... I rarely get text messages. My phone stinks. One day I'll get a new one, but for now PLEASE don't send me text messages. When I do get them, I have to guess who they're from because the phone only gives me your number, not a name. Just now I happend to manually look at my messages and there were 5 from last week...lost in time. Thank you for your support.