Yesterday at Concerto, friends of 180, Bettie Serveert, launched their 7th studio album after nearly five years out of the spotlights; The Pharmacy of Love. Music critics claimed that the band went back to their roots and created a band album back to it core essence. One that sounds fresh and is full of energy.
Bettie Serveert's new album 'Pharmacy of Love'
We’re proud to have helped out on producing all the artwork and are listening to the album in Studio on Spotify, but you can buy it online from Concerto, emusic and iTunes or the actual product from bol.com or the free record shop.
The results are in…tickets counted…we can announce the winner’s for 2009 are:
Mr Movember 2009 #5 The Silver Arch — MISCHA
(who’s taking his moustache to Russia next week)
Mr Movember 2009 The People’s Vote (online) #17 Columbian Escobar — Daniel
A huge thank you to everyone who has contributed to the campaign. We raised just over €1100!
Great effort from all the Mo Bros and Mo Sistas including a few special mentions…
Kruno ‘The Network’ for his beer sponsorship, Pasqualina for her brilliant fundraising skills and coming in on her day off, David C and Jan Willem for arranging the photo shoot, Paulo for illustrating and designing the posters, 180 for donating all of the booze bottles in the raffle prizes, Mark K for working the online vote, Jenning’s for turning up and growing a great tache!
This year no one has volunteered, it’s cold out and there’s a risk of H1N1, so we’ll keep to growing our taches for Movember. Click on the picture to see the facial hair in all it’s glory.
180 Men and their moustaches
Please vote below and these will be added to the votes taken at 180 by paying €1. So if you can’t come by the office to help raise money for Movember, you could always donate online.
180 THINKING - A song called ‘Google’ performed by McDougal on the Bugle. Today’s Google homepage celebrates the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street, but, as this video reveals, Sesame Street’s Cookie Monster celebrated Google in a song, 27 years ago.
180 THINKING – Amazingly Ben Gulak, who is 18, has been developing his answer to pollution and gridlock since he was a child.
The electric bike looks like a unicycle, but the Uno has two wheels side by side and uses gyroscopic technology to stay upright. You ride it by leaning forwards to accelerate to speeds of 25mph, and backwards to slow down. And it is light enough to be taken indoors and charged up.
Mr Gulak, from Canada, said: “I was inspired to make the bike after visiting China a few years ago and seeing all the smog. They all drive little bikes that are really polluting and I wanted to make something to combat that.”
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