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Car park and gardens scheduled to be developed into the Nautilus multiplex cinema and entertainment complex.
Governor Robert Bentley took time to thank supporters at the Cramton Bowl Multiplex as part of the "Thank You, Alabama" Party.
Polyozellus multiplex. Fir forest with some black spruce mixed in. South east slope. Mixed maturity. Semi open canopy. Dry.Deep feather moss. Associated with yellow and especially pink ramaria as well as a dark grey/purple folios floor lichen. Seen growing inches from pink Ramaria sp.
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Standard social network visualizations do not typically focus on the nature of relations or ties between individuals; thus, a single directional edge is often used to connect two person nodes. This edge does not represent the strength of the relation, or its nature. Are these two people co-workers, activity buddies, lovers? Is the relation recriprocal or one sided? To be fair to those researchers who devised these visualizations, the data given to them is probably representative of one only relation. Even if the data allowed for multiple relations to be known, it would probably be confusing to encode and display multiple relations, particularly in a large network; whereas a keep-it-simple approach could eschew the uninterpretability of the visualization. However, if we were to visualize the multiplexity of social ties, important patterns might emerge. In "Studying Online Social Networks," Garton et al. positions the deconstruction of social ties into bundles of disparate, directional relations as being key to understanding how individuals cluster in social networks, how these clusters overlap, and how clusters endure or fall apart. A key concept is the simplexity versus multiplexity of social ties. If a social tie features many different types of relations (e.g. co-workers, one tutors the other, watch baseball together), and if many of these relations are mutual, then the tie is known as a multiplex tie, and can be seen as durable. The durability of a single tie can impact the larger social network; for example, if a particular person is at a cut-point point and a tie is broken, a large subset of the network may drop out. It is also understood that individuals who are capable of relations not possessed by other members of his/her group or organization may serve the all important social role of gatekeeper. The aforementioned reasons make a compelling case for the inclusion of the simplexity/multiplexity of ties in social network visualizations. In the following sketch, we propose a way of including information about multiplexity into social networks, being sensitive not to overload the network visually
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I helped my friends Howard and Bill pot up their newly bought Chinese Goddess Bamboo.
(Bambusa multiplex 'Riviereorum') Family: Poaceae
A rugged doubled-flowered form of the native Bloodroot, it holds its flowers longer and has thicker leaves.
Could I be the first Scouser in the new Wembley - LOL!
After my interior shots for Multiplex, I used to mooch around for an hour or two for my own stock :¬)
The first concept of City Center cum Multiplex in Chhattisgarh developed by The Raipur Development Authority in 2004. It will be start in the end of the this year.
Old pics of the mall taken by me-
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Radhika Movieplex & Mall, a multiplex in A. S. Rao Nagar in Kapra, Hyderabad. The multiplex is Asian Cinemas and was built by demolishing the old single screen Radhika 70 MM theatre.
It is located at Radhika Junction (Radhika X Roads) near ECIL, Sainikpuri, Kushaiguda, Moulali, Housing Board, etc.
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Also located in a shopping mall, this corridor has the cinemas located on either side and has facilities for food service. The ceiling has some pin lights as well as cloud shaped decorative elements, making a rather attractive feature.
The neat thing about a modern, multiplex's projection booth is that it is huge AND quite comfortable.
One might think each theater house has a little, dark, closet-sized room at the top with a projector and spiders dangling from the ceiling. Quite the contrary...
This booth is exactly the same size, shape, and dimension as the lower (public) level hallways and entryways - it mirrors the theater level.
It has 17 projectors, two restrooms, a drinking fountain, a separate office and storage, climate and lighting control, work desks for building and tearing down films, and access to power and sound systems. It's quite remarkable.
It's all low-light conditions during times when films are playing in those sections of hallways. However, it's still bright enough where one could read start and stop times on printouts, and see from end-to-end. It's a bit noisy with all the fans and projectors running, plus hearing localized sound from each project's reference speaker, but all in all it's a world all its own up there.
Kanapaha Botanical Gardens, Gainesville, Florida, USA.
After the Museum of Natural History, we drove to the nearby Kanapaha Botanical Garden, also in Gainesville.
Bamboos are one of their specialities.
Inside the new Hoyts multiplex on a walk around the city to catch up on what's happening while I wait for my car to have its WOF. March 2019 Christchurch New Zealand.
With over 900 cinema seats, seven movie screens and 13 food outlets, central Christchurch's $50 million new Hoyts EntX multiplex.
The three-level complex has been under construction for a year and a half between Colombo, Lichfield and Tuam Sts, opened on September 28, 2019.
EntX will replace the eight-screen Moorhouse Ave facility which cinema chain Hoyts lost in the earthquakes. It will be the company's third multiplex in Christchurch and 11th in New Zealand, and the second in the country with large "xtremescreens", recliner seats and in-cinema dining.
For More Info: i.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/106988919/new-hoyts-multiple...
State farms are prison labor camps. I don't care about Dillon Financial.
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In St. Johns, Michigan, on August 7th, 2016, outside the Southpoint Mall on the east side of Old U.S. 27, opposite Sunview Drive.
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Library of Congress classification ideas:
NA6218 Shopping centers—United States—Pictorial works.
GT3911.A2 Signs and signboards—United States—Pictorial works.
PN1993.5.U6 Multiplexes—United States—Pictorial works.
HF294 Boards of trade—United States—Pictorial works.
HG8540.S73 State Farm Insurance Companies—Pictorial works.
AZ108 Arrow (Symbol)—Pictorial works.
HE356.U527 United States Highway 27—Pictorial works.
F574.S25 Saint Johns (Mich.)—Pictorial works.
The neat thing about a modern, multiplex's projection booth is that it is huge AND quite comfortable.
One might think each theater house has a little, dark, closet-sized room at the top with a projector and spiders dangling from the ceiling. Quite the contrary...
This booth is exactly the same size, shape, and dimension as the lower (public) level hallways and entryways - it mirrors the theater level.
It has 17 projectors, two restrooms, a drinking fountain, a separate office and storage, climate and lighting control, work desks for building and tearing down films, and access to power and sound systems. It's quite remarkable.
It's all low-light conditions during times when films are playing in those sections of hallways. However, it's still bright enough where one could read start and stop times on printouts, and see from end-to-end. It's a bit noisy with all the fans and projectors running, plus hearing localized sound from each project's reference speaker, but all in all it's a world all its own up there.
The neat thing about a modern, multiplex's projection booth is that it is huge AND quite comfortable.
One might think each theater house has a little, dark, closet-sized room at the top with a projector and spiders dangling from the ceiling. Quite the contrary...
This booth is exactly the same size, shape, and dimension as the lower (public) level hallways and entryways - it mirrors the theater level.
It has 17 projectors, two restrooms, a drinking fountain, a separate office and storage, climate and lighting control, work desks for building and tearing down films, and access to power and sound systems. It's quite remarkable.
It's all low-light conditions during times when films are playing in those sections of hallways. However, it's still bright enough where one could read start and stop times on printouts, and see from end-to-end. It's a bit noisy with all the fans and projectors running, plus hearing localized sound from each project's reference speaker, but all in all it's a world all its own up there.
Wayne County Historical Museum in Richmond, Indiana holds a fall festival each September. Learn more at www.waynecountyhistoricalmuseum.org/