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One Direction performs at Hordern Pavilion, Moore Park, Sydney, Australia
Today One Direction mania broke loose at Sydney's Hordern Pavilion.
It may have been Friday 13th, but 3,000 Australian fans got lucky to be part of the huge crowd that made up the enthusiastic audience.
The British boy band has teenage Aussie lasses screaming for more, with the occasional tear been shed for those who miss out on their deepest desires.
Hours before Harry, Niall, Liam, Zayn and Louis took the stage at the Hordern Pavilion, they were screaming in anticipation of seeing the Fab Five sing their hearts out.
The matinee show sold out two Sydney concerts in under three minutes kicked off at 3.45pm with an entirely appropriate teen anthem Na Na Na.
The performance was a slick mix of song, video, dance and audience participation.
The lads are well practiced at at working the crowd, with smiles all around, finger pointing and all that. In time its expected that many of the boys will further develop their vocal, dancing and even song writing prowless.
One Direction merchandise was selling fast, as you would expect, with young ladies parting with $40 for T-shirts, $20 bucks for a program.
Some not so lucky fans who couldn't get a ticket, despite strong rumours of on site scalpers, came to snatch up some merchandise at any price.
The place went nutso times 5 times 3000 when the boys played hits What Makes You Beautiful and One Thing. The teen fans hung on every word.
One Direction this afternoon jetted off to Melbourne to prepare for their Logies performances.
We wish the fab five well on their developing careers and hopefully female fans will only be shedding tears of joy, as the boys continue to send the lasses hormones in overdrive, as the media and marketing machine continues to give Australia an overdoes of One Direction.
Meanwhile Australian media and marketing experts wonder if or when the boys will be back to Australia for seconds, or if they will soon focus on offshore endeavours, having milked down under for all she was worth. Go for it boys.
Websites
One Direction
Sony Music
BandIt FM
Playbill Venues
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
www.flickr.com/evarinaldiphotography
Eva Rinaldi Photography
Music News Australia
Direction what way are you going?
Been a mental few weeks with these FLICKR changes going on and it has made me think what diection I shall head next!
Do I stay here and miss the boat?
Do leave here and go elsewhere?
Do I stay in both camps and over stretch myself ?
Do I just leave?
Flickr is such a good tool to network with others like me that it would be a shame to leave it all behind me but at the moment we don't seem to be communicating like we did in the past. Vies and comments on photos are down and discussions in groups are all about how much we hate the new layout.
It is all rather sad.
for now this will be my main home. so if I am a contact elsewhere it might take a while for a response from me.
"If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading."
Les étincelles juvéniles
Eclipseront les ombres du passé,
Les yeux des enfants brillent,
Rien n'arrête les raz de marrée.
Sometimes we loose focus and forget how to take direction in our lives!
Slow down take a deep breath, focus on the important things in order to become grounded and find direction.
By: ~Tonya, Blowe~
tanta strada da fare, ma....avere una strada...
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©Maria Casà . All rights reserved
One Direction meet fans & sign their book One Direction: Forever Young: Our Official X-Factor Story @ hmv Manchester 07/03/2011
178/365 I am thankful for having a direction in my life. There's too many things to thankful, but having a direction in my life. It's something I am looking forward to it.
P.S. for this shot.. I mount the camera on my dashboard and take the pictures by remote control while I am driving back home from work.
thanks for viewing and commenting
have a nice thanksgiving day
British boy band One Direction to play concert at Sydney's Hordern Pavilion
One Direction, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Zayn Malik and Harry Styles
One Direction performs at Hordern Pavilion, Moore Park, Sydney, Australia
Today One Direction mania broke loose at Sydney's Hordern Pavilion.
It may have been Friday 13th, but 3,000 Australian fans got lucky to be part of the huge crowd that made up the enthusiastic audience.
The British boy band has teenage Aussie lasses screaming for more, with the occasional tear been shed for those who miss out on their deepest desires.
Hours before Harry, Niall, Liam, Zayn and Louis took the stage at the Hordern Pavilion, they were screaming in anticipation of seeing the Fab Five sing their hearts out.
The matinee show sold out two Sydney concerts in under three minutes kicked off at 3.45pm with an entirely appropriate teen anthem Na Na Na.
The performance was a slick mix of song, video, dance and audience participation.
The lads are well practiced at at working the crowd, with smiles all around, finger pointing and all that. In time its expected that many of the boys will further develop their vocal, dancing and even song writing prowless.
One Direction merchandise was selling fast, as you would expect, with young ladies parting with $40 for T-shirts, $20 bucks for a program.
Some not so lucky fans who couldn't get a ticket, despite strong rumours of on site scalpers, came to snatch up some merchandise at any price.
The place went nutso times 5 times 3000 when the boys played hits What Makes You Beautiful and One Thing. The teen fans hung on every word.
One Direction this afternoon jetted off to Melbourne to prepare for their Logies performances.
We wish the fab five well on their developing careers and hopefully female fans will only be shedding tears of joy, as the boys continue to send the lasses hormones in overdrive, as the media and marketing machine continues to give Australia an overdoes of One Direction.
Meanwhile Australian media and marketing experts wonder if or when the boys will be back to Australia for seconds, or if they will soon focus on offshore endeavours, having milked down under for all she was worth. Go for it boys.
Websites
One Direction
Sony Music
BandIt FM
Playbill Venues
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
www.flickr.com/evarinaldiphotography
Eva Rinaldi Photography
Music News Australia
The route number 211 has been used five times in London. The current route 211 was formed in 1993 and quite predictably is mainly a spin off from route 11. It replaced route 11 between Hammersmith and Fulham Broadway and then operated via Fulham Road (instead of Kings Road). Unusually it used Beaufort Street towards Waterloo but Finborough Road towards Hammersmith so it only served Chelsea World's End in a westbound direction. It then mirrored route 11 to Parliament Square when it went over Westminster Bridge to terminate at Waterloo Taxi Road. The section between Victoria and Waterloo replaced Red Arrow 511.
Midibuses were all the fashion in the 90's and DRL class Dennis Darts took up the route. The route was one I drove often during the first year I was a bus driver, 1996, and those single door DRL's were painfully inadequate for this busy route. Quite often you'd fill up with a standing load at the first stop in Hammersmith, only for someone stuck down the back to try and get off at Charing Cross Hospital (or even the stop before that!) leading to some long dwell times.
The route initially was run by London General from Victoria midibus base (garage code GB) but this closed by the end of 1993 and the route moved to Stockwell Garage. In 1998 it was won on tender by Travel London, a new company set up by National Express, who operated it from a base in Battersea using Optare Excels. This type was never common in London, and they offered no size advantage to the DRL class but at least had two doors so dwell times should have been better. National Express gave up in 2000 and sold their London operation to Limebourne, who were a bit of a cowboy operation that gained a pretty bad reputation. Limebourne sold out to Connex Bus in 2001.
Under the stewardship of Connex it finally converted to the well needed double deck operation and Dennis Tridents with ALX400 bodies took over. In 2004 it was re-routed in Chelsea via Sydney Street in both directions so that oddity of only serving some areas in one direction was removed. In February 2004 Connex sold the operation back to Travel London and National Express returned to London as a bigger company. They still didn't last and sold out (again) in 2009 to Abellio, a division of NedRailways. The Tridents were replaced by ADL Enviro 400's in 2012. I believe route 211 got diesel versions, but hybrids are regularly used as well in preference to route C3 that they were obtained for.
The route is on the list for New Routemaster operation, although I'm unsure of the timescale. I believe the current fleet is moving to route 344 or 381.
In this photo hybrid Enviro 40H, fleet number 2470, is seen on Westminster Bridge with Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament in the background, a famous London view.
An old road sign showing direction to Paris - Notre Dame (ND): Seine et Oise was a large departement that was surrounding Paris City. It was suppressed in 1968 to be divided in the 5 current departments: Yvelines (78), Essonne (91), Hauts de Seine (92), , Seine Saint Denis (93) Val de Marne (94), and Val d'Oise(95). Taken at Milly la Forêt