Got a Windows pc for the first time in nearly a decade, not surprisingly it crashes way too much.
Last but not least; Joel Watson ( @hijinksensue ) not only drew a picture featuring Wil Wheaton ( @wilw ) for me, but also put it up on his site, LOOK AT IT!
Maybe you’ve seen it, the Nikon commercial (about the new D3100 if I’m not mistaken). If you did, you must have noticed the music. The song got instantly stuck in my head, as some songs are known to do, and it took only a (surprisingly) short query on the internets to locate the artist. The song, Welcome Home, is performed by Radical Face and featured on the 2007 album Ghost. I like these rare occasions where you get introduced to an artist you might have otherwise not known about.
Recently an additional 9 bombs were found in the ground next to where the first bomb I wrote about earlier was discovered. This is all within a few hundred yards from our house.
All bombs are 1000 lb. bombs dumped by a british bomber in distress around the end of the second World War (’44/’45).
If we weren’t away for the weekend (read about it here) we had to evacuate on sunday morning while the military was handling the bombs. The downside to being away was that we didn’t get a chance to take a look at the bombs in real life.
The following movie shows the bombs after being defused by the military. The commentary is in Dutch, it’s about the precautions that were taken (containers, evacuations) and what will happen with the bombs (detonated at sea by the navy).
The first bomb was detonated in a field, buried in the ground. Watch the explosion in the clip below:
