There are few people who report Google is indexing pages more on weekdays than weekends, also it seems Google’s traffic in much more in first 3 weekdays than towards weekends or Fridays.
I do agree with the traffic point its obvious that weekdays are much more popular than weekends. People tend to use computers more on weekdays especially from work places. We monitor a lot of websites and the pattern remains the same.

But for pages indexed I don’t buy the argument. If you see more pages indexed on some weekdays it could just be a coincidence. What I have seen when Google indexes pages it keeps them in its index for a long time. So when a page is indexed on say Monday it will still remain on Saturday. So the numbers should virtually remain same as of Monday. But from what I have seen, sometimes lot of crawling happens on weekends and sometimes it happens on weekdays. I don’t see much difference; I think it has to be mostly with the person who operates the crawlers.Visit www.searchenginegenie.com for more interesting blogs on Search engine related information

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One of the most exciting developments in the last few years has been the application of some of the core ideas of free software and open source to completely different domains. Examples include open content, open access, open data and open science. More recently, those principles are starting to appear in a rather surprising field: that of government, as various transparency initiatives around the world start to gain traction….

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Axiis is an open source data visualization framework designed for beginner and expert developers alike. Whether you are building elegant charts for executive briefings or exploring the boundaries of advanced data visualization research, Axiis has something for you. It gives developers the ability to expressively define their data visualizations through concise and intuitive markup. Axiis has been designed with a specific focus on elegant code, where your code can be just as beautiful as your visual output. By leveraging {inline} Flex Binding and the Axiis markup syntax you don’t need to write volumes of code to produce amazing results. In fact, some of the more complex Axiis examples have no more than 200 lines of code.

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Are you going to JavaOne? I am not, but I will be at the Open HA Cluster Summit tomorrow. I will be part of a panel session on HA. I guess they needed someone with the HA light perspective — that is how do you get a highly available service when you don’t get to use HA components like MySQL Cluster. A lot of interesting work remains to be done to make this possible with regular MySQL. Projects like MMM, Tungsten and the Google patch with global transaction IDs are pieces that might eventually provide a complete solution. There is work underway at MySQL/Sun in the replication team as well. They may even be buiding the integrated solution for MySQL Enterprise.

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