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[Entropy] Its common knowledge to SEO experts (and a good handful of common website owners) that google is distrubuted, very distributed. To the rest what that means is that google is not just one server, and not just in one place. This means that the information on each google server (cluster) is not always the same.

Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[ InsideGoogle - part of the Blog News Channel] Personalize Your Google Homepage: When I use MSN Explorer, my home page is MyMSN, and although I’ve customized it to include tons of useful info, I rarely look at it. While Google may do a good job with this type of page, it will only appeal to those who like that sort of thing. I’ve argued for a long time that Google needed one, just to satisfy those who need an info portal. Now that its here, I am simply reminded once again why it isn’t for me.

http://www.webpronews.com  Blogs Are Great For Google SEO: The primary benefit of maintaining a blog is the regular infusion of fresh theme related content to a website. Either as a cross linked stand alone blog, or with the postings sent by FTP to the main business website, a blog provides abundant content. Since the posts will be mainly about the business and related industry topics, all of the content will feature that highly sought after relevance factor.

http://www.seroundtable.com  Search Engine Roundtable ::: The Pulse Of The Search Marketing ...: I haven't heard this talked about anywhere else, but a client of mine notified me that his AdWords representative told him he needs to reduce the number of keywords within his new campaigns "to ensure that they do not place unnecessary load on our advertising servers." To be honest, my first impression was, that the client heard his AdWords rep incorrectly. Why would Google need to worry about "unnecessary load", these are paid ads, and the more keywords, the more money they make. To be stingy about large AdWords campaigns seems a bit ironic.

Online Marketing Blog - Daily Search Marketing News: Aside from other projects we've worked on lately, we've revamped this newsletter. Each month from now on you'll see an insider's roundup of Google tips, insights into our products, plus stuff that inspires us."This discussion group was previously hosted with but moved last year. Now it's hosted with Google Groups (beta). If you want to keep up to date with happenings at Google you can subscribe to here.

http://www.seochat.com  Search Engine Optimization, Google Optimization - SEO Chat: There are so many specific, drill-down details that it quickly gets confusing and overwhelming. Still, it’s not difficult for most dedicated SEO specialists to boil down the key elements of SEO into three relatively straightforward variables – content, links and site optimization. There are numerous articles online and off about all three of these elements, and this can make it easy to focus on only one or two of the three. Since all three are critical to achieving a high position on search engines, it is important to take a step back and understand how they work together to help your website rank well.  More | Discuss

http://www.abakus-internet-marketing.de  ABAKUS Search Engine Marketing SEO Blog: The feature, which has not yet been named, lets people with Gmail and other Google accounts create a home page with different modules that they can drag and drop across their page, giving them one place to go for e-mail, headlines, weather reports, maps, movie schedules and, of course, Web search.

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