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Last login: 3 hours agoWilbau: wilbau is a 54 year old married guy from Bad Goisern, Upper Austria, Austria.; Likes 6,135 pages, 154 videos, 291 photos • 257 fans • Received 57 reviews; Member since Oct 28, 2007

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Gaining Googles Trust - Why Google Says No to Strangers | SEO Blog: 6:06am 6 reviews internet, search, blogs, blogging, traffic
http://www.essence-seo.co.uk/articles--blog/seo-blog/2008/5/12/gaining-google...; From the page: "There is something called the 'Google Sandbox effect'. This is a catch-all term for what is most probably a number of filters within the Google algorithm that have the effect of keeping a website that is targeting high volume keywords, low in the search engine rankings for the initial 6 - 12 months of its online existence. "

The Fisherman and the Siren, Fredric, Lord Leighton: 5:57am 4 reviews wicca, arts
http://www.illusionsgallery.com/fisherman.html; A mermaid catches a fisherman.

Using the male, being female, Being the entrance of the world,

You embrace harmony And become as a newborn.

Using strength, being weak, Being the root of the world,

You complete harmony And become as unshaped wood.

U sing the light, being dark, Being the world,

You perfect harmony And return to the Way.

(Tao te King, 28)

5:57am: So finally ... Spring has sprung in Austria. Here is a photo I made the other day.

5:56am: Look into Austria? There's a WEBCAM installed in the area I live in. The webcam got a variety of functions, you can get overviews, zoom in etc.
This is Bad Goisern on a sunny day in early spring (pics from today, April, 2*, 2008). The place is called: "Bad Goisern". Eh... 'Bad' doesn't mean bad, it means 'bath', this hinting to a special healthy spring (become young again :) hehe) and truly, we get lots of water here in all times of the seasons.
Yes, during day time you can see people and cars moving, and ... you might even see ME. (At least my 'famous' yellow truck).
Beneath, well, thats what you see, when we've got night here:

Sooo, we got mountains, rivers ...
... and lakes ... in the background you see the 'Hallstaetter-See'.

5:56am: Putting up a maypole in Austria

These days all over Austria and Germany MayPoles were put up. In 2006 I made two videos on that and I share them on YouTube.

The first one is on 'Putting up the MayPole' The second one: 'May 1. Celebrations.

On a blog I wrote a bit about the background of putting up maypoles. Following I share some photos I made at the beginning of May 2008.

Wordpress: Bloggers Unite for Human Rights & one cool site: wordpress blogging t…: 5:29am 1 review internet, blogs, human-rights, blogging
http://onecoolsite.wordpress.com/2008/05/11/wordpress-bloggers-unite-for-huma...; From the page: "Technorati tracks nearly 70 million blogs on a daily basis and 120, 000 blogs are being created every day. "

Daily Kos: UN HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS under fire, Accessory to mass m…: 5:26am 1 review human-rights
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/5/11/204652/973; From the page: "Despite this being the 60th anniversary of the UNIVERSAL DECLARATION ON HUMAN RIGHTS, we havent had any celebration out of the OHCHR on their successes"

India eNews - Hong Kong human rights activists protest Olympics torch crackdown: 5:24am 1 review activism, human-rights
http://www.indiaenews.com/asia/20080512/117511.htm; From the page: "Human rights activists marched in Hong Kong Monday to protest the way they claim free speech was suppressed during the Olympic torch relay held in the city this month"

PhD studies in human rights: Silenced Again by Chinese Blackout, but Some Good N…: 5:23am 1 review liberties, china, human-rights
http://humanrightsdoctorate.blogspot.com/2008/05/silenced-again-by-chinese-bl...; From the page: "China is a country of paradoxes. On the one hand, the progress in so many areas is absolutely stunning. But when they are looking for excuses about not making more headway in the area of human rights, the Chinese retreat into cliches about being a developing country, and how change takes many years to effect."

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