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A pale world map scattered with orange dots marking visitor locations, concentrated in North America, Europe and Asia.
A pale world map scattered with orange dots marking visitor locations, concentrated in North America, Europe and Asia.

Total Unique Visitors Polled: 10,126
7 Continents, 71 Countries, 294 cities.
New Visitors: 82.72%

78.7% of users running Windows.
56% of users running Firefox.
44% of users running Internet Exploder. (Oops, Explorer)
Total Unique Referrers     6329 (Web Searches, Links etc..)
Total Unique User Agents: 394 (Provided by Browsers)

Countries (in no specific order):

Seychelles, Bulgaria, Seychelles, Moldova, Russian Federation, Germany, Australia, France, Czech, India, Luxemborg, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Italy, Netherlands, Japan, UK, Mexico, Dominican Republic, New Zeland, Sri Lanka, Israel, Singapore, Austria, Brazil, Denmark, Yemen, Canada, US, Rwanda, Portugal, Poland, Malaysia, Finland, Japan, Ukraine, Argentina, Respublic of Serbia, China, Greece, Romania, Hong Kong, Great Britan, Spain, Colombia, Nepal, Slovak Republic, United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Georgia, France, Vietnam, Philippines, Norway, Morocco, Singapore, Ethiopia, Armenia, Poland, Lebanon, Taiwan, Spain, Netherlands, South Korea, Moldova, Peru, Belgium., Nepal.

Visiting sources of interest:

National Aeronautics And Space Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Central Intelligence Agency
Dod Network Information Center (Washington, DC)
Cybernet (Switzerland)
National Center For Supercomputing Applications
Australian Department Of Finance
City Of Los Angeles
City of Fort Collins
Civil Air Patrol
Central Africa Building Society
Japan Network Information Center
State of Illinois
Goldman Sachs Company
Deutsche Telekom
Quality Pontiac-GMC

Bahrain Telecommunication Company
Advanced Decision Systems
Bank of America
Ironkey
Nike Inc
Emc Corporation
Microsoft Corp
Oracle Corporation
Cisco Systems
At&t Services
Oxford Networks
Hewlett-packard Company
Internode (AZ)
Mid-atlantic Corporate Federal Credit Union
The Industrial Bank Of Taiwan Co., Ltd.

Queen’s University
Minnesota State Colleges And Universities
Arkansas State University
Sacred Heart Hospital
Alaska State Government
Middle East Technical University (Turkey)
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
Telefonica O2 Germany Gmbh & Co.
Duke University
Texas A&M University
University Of Texas, San Antonio
UMass Boston
University of Florida
Miami Dade College
Queen’s University (Canada)

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