Can't Find Chrome 64-bit Version Download?

It's not that you're not looking good enough. Just move to the United States and all will be solved...

~30 minutes earlier
So I wanted to get the 64-bit stable version of Chrome and as several websites point out, you'll have to get it yourself explicitly because it won't update to the 64-bit version. Well that's fine, I just go the the website I was pointed to: https://www.google.be/chrome/browser/
Unable to see the specific link to the 64-bit version I just hit the Download button and hope I get the chance to choose between 32- and 64-bit later. Well, that's not going to happen.

 After searching for a few minutes (yes, in Chrome...) I keep coming back to the same page and not seeing anything about a 64-bit version of chrome.
Then I scroll down the site and see a little language-selection drop-down (or actually a drop-up).

When I set this to English - United States a download link magically appears beneath the Download button... After checking, all the English languages seem to work, the other are not working.

Thanks for that Google.

Suggested reading for August 14, 2014

After some months of being busy with my son / other things / holiday / writers block / other excuses.. I thought I'd start my blog with some useful links.

I came across some nice articles and blog posts in the last weeks I wanted to share:

• 52 Types of Blog Posts brought to my attention by Brent Ozar's (B|T) blog post on Speakers: Here's How to Improve Your Session
• How to ask questions politely and correctly by Paul Randal (B|T)
• Announcing SQL Server Radio by Matan Yungman (B|T)
• The 24 Hours of Pass Summit Preview edition is scheduled for September 9th 12:00 UTC
• TSQL2sDay #57 (SQL Family and Community) was hosted by Jeffrey Verheul (B|T)
• Spent an hour reading this interview with Edward Snowden on Wired

Hopefully you can get something useful out of here!

@NickyvV