This evening, Kaizers Orchestra live in concert – Sentrum Scene. Have to admit it that it must be the best concert I’ve been to in many years…they are amazing live!
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Oh joy!!! New bike: Everest Twenty9
After having considered for a while whether to buy a Scott Scale 29 Expert or the Everest Twenty9 I decided yesterday to go for less weight – so here it is in our living room, the brand new 2011 Everest Twenty9…even Elin accepted the fact that the bike is placed here for a while. Can’t take it outside just yet… So now it is truly all up to me when heading for Germany in June.
All the technical details can be found here www.oslosportslager.no/…/everest-twenty9-carbon-2011-terrengsykkel
Can’t wait to test the SRAM 2×10, I read the thread found here forums.mtbr.com/…/why-3×10-vs-2×10-662945.html and what some points out that the overlap is decreased a lot it just what I was hoping for…spring, come and get me!!
My latest book – Kai Eide “Høyt spill om Afghanistan”
Kai Aage Eide (born 28 February 1949 in Sarpsborg) is a Norwegian diplomat. He was appointed the United Nations Special Representative to Afghanistan and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) on 7 March 2008,[1] a position he held until March 2010 when Staffan de Mistura took over….
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kai_Eide
Well worth reading!
Amy MacDonald – This is the life
Amy MacDonald – This is the Life (Deluxe Edition).
The song “This is the Life” as heard on the winter commercial for Hafslund
[video:youtube:3__plLgwegU]Georg Wadenius – Reconnection
Georg Wadenius wikipedia/Georg_Wadenius – Reconnection. Mostly cover of other artists, with artists like Nina Persson and Frida from ABBA doing the vocals. I enjoy the songs he has done together with Anderas Kleerup, but also the Peter Garbriel cover “Don’t give up” (Spotify) where Silje Nergaard is doing vocals.
As I remember it, it was the Brothers in Arms cover with Nina Persson which draw my attention to this album.
Banana cake and the Waffle day
Yesterday Elin had her birthday and I made a banana cake. Got thumbs up by my parents-in-law, even Elin who initially said that she did not like banana cake enjoyed it.
And today on the 25’th of March it is the Waffle day here in Norway (and many other countries as well) – read more about waffles at Wikipedia, much I did not know. I have celebrated the day making oat waffles. Elin is skeptic, but she have not tasted them yet.
Hansa Pilsner Lite – Best in test
Yesterday Elin bought two Hansa Pilsner Lite
…beer along with spicy homemade tomato soup, a perfect combination. And according to the webpage klikk.no/helse/dinkost/tester/ the beer won best in test…competing against other lite beers (should have known). Nothing about taste mentioned, just “not much alcohol, less calories” and such.
I would summarize my rating with a link to the song “It’s no good” by Depeche Mode. Why fool yourself, either stay away from beer or drink the real stuff. Have never enjoyed Hansa anyway. And neither have Hamar Arbeiderblad
Upgraded blog to B2Evolution 4.0.5
Yet another successful and easy upgrade, now running 4.0.5 of B2Evolution. Had to spend some time uploading the files to the server due to very limited bandwidth this evening, but apart from that, no problems. Also used WinScp to move the media-folder on the server before upgrade and then move it back, in that way I could delete files and upload a fresh copy afterwards.
Tearing down the old grain drier
This weekend Lars Tormod and I teared down the old grain drier at Vestreng. We had planned to go and fetch firewood, but due to all the snow which is icy on the top and more like sugar underneath we where forced to do something else. We will wait until the snow is gone and then do another try.
I’ve plowed away the snow so we can get the firewood we made last year.
Found an old ski jumping helmet belonging to my father-in-law
Lars Tormod started working
My oldest son Anders and my father-in-law Anders checking the progress
Almost finished
All down, not we just have to hand it over to the scrap yard.
Back on track again after hosting server being hacked
Yet again http://hellem.org is up and running again after the hosting server was hacked last weekend. No real issues for me apart from a few days of not bothering to update my blog until they had fixed the security hole and rolled back to the needed backup. As I know they did not do anything other than change all index files as described here http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=546049.
Anyhow, I had a backup of my blog, did not loose any information, also thanks to an exact local copy of my folders and files.












