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The widget is a great idea that has been discussed, the only issue is that we will be using coldfusion to power the functionality.

Yes i agree, it is useful. I was, however, talking more about how we can promote pre-existing material.

Also - if the only change is the domain name, (URLs are otherwise identical, content is otherwise identical), then you may see more of a hit at Bing than Google simply because Bing emphasizes age of content a bit more. Also I'd highly suggest a comprehensive link building initiative as the new domain goes live so while you're working to get as many existing links pointing directly (to bypass 301s on those 3rd party authority signals), you'll also want to have a variety of new quality links to show that "this new domain really is still authoritative and trustworthy".  That should help ensure any hit you take is not as long as it would otherwise be. I'd also encourage a press release sent out through PRWeb.com or PRNewswire.com, and social push announcing the change.  All these are as much for signals confirming it's a legit transfer as they are for other SEO reasons.

As an Associate, I marked this question as answered. Catherine, glad you were able to get your question answered so quickly! When you next visit this thread, it'd be great if you could mark the Helpful Answers, which will give some extra MozPoints to these gentlemen.

On the topic of a private crawl (or distributed crawl), these are cool ideas, but not something we currently have in our plans. Having the crawl centralized allows us to store historic data and ensure polite crawling. This may take a little extra time (we are indeed doing a lot of crawls, as well as processing them and retrieving link data for each of them), but we are actively working on on our infrastructure to reduce our crawling and processing time. While the first crawl does take a number of days, subsequent crawls are started on the same day each week, and should take roughly the same amount of time to complete, controlling for external factors. So in general you should have fresh crawl data right around weekly, give or take a day or two. As for your specific crawls, I'd be happy to look into them for you. I'll send you a separate email to discuss.

Phil from Distilled weighed in on this question today in a different thread at www.seomoz.org/q/best-way-to-host-video; his answer might help you as well.

Thanks for the Responses everyone!

I would prefer the DVD's. But Renea said she will let me know, so thanks for all your responses.

I believe the number 100 is the limit of links in a page. and yes the more links the less pr being passed to each page. But 100 links on the home page means means you can have 100 child pages with 100 links on each means 10,000 links only 2 clicks from home page. as for re=canonical, is page 2 unique? then yes just as you would for any other page. I assume you are aware of the flat link stucture, if not I think this page though old is a must. http://www.webworkshop.net/pagerank.html Its a long read, but very imformative

Have been very disappointed with Bluehost.  LOTS of downtime in the last 6 months.

Looks like not to many links and the onpage kind of low in density? no exact matches on most these keywords? if you do a google search in quotes "keywords" followed by site operator site:website.com like Your search - "linux hosting company chennai" site:indyawebspace.com - did not match any documents. windows hosting company chennai" site:indyawebspace.com   no results if you do a search linux hosting company chennai site:www.indyawebspace.com in google you see this rank 1st <cite>www.indyawebspace.com/linuxhosting.php   on page density is better</cite> <cite>www.indyawebspace.com ranks second</cite> look a proximity if you look "web hosting in chennai" also you dont see it in the remote looking for external references for example "web hosting in chennai" "indyawebspace.com" -site:indyawebspace.com you also dont see too many. Did you ever have the location and keywords in a header tag.

I have heard people caim they can not, but i know they can, i dont know that they do, but i know they can. in uni we learnt how you can send code in images by altering pixels and how to detect if the image has changed and conctains code. Each image is just a long code. its a simple check sum