What IS that little clock/pie chart icon?

i have searched and found two responses to this question. in the first, the response had nothing to do with the question and the second i didn't understand. so i am still prickly with curiousity...what IS the icon that appears when checking mail that appears for a fleeting moment to the right of the various mailbox icons? it is not the "offline" (~) icon, it is more a pie chart showing the progress of something or other. but what?
help me Obi-Wan, you're my only hope.

It's pretty much a progress icon, something like the "spinning beach ball" of OS X, showing that mail is busy, and how close to being done it is.
If it sits there a while, you either have a slow connection, a bunch of emails, or your email system is being slow - like my school account @_@.
Nothing to worry about,
-Dan

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