Narco-states are one of the drug war's worst side-effects, with small countries like Guinea-Bissau in West Africa being hijacked (as Ed Vulliamy and Grant Ferrett reported in these pages in March of last year) to serve as distribution points for Latin American cocaine.
Later, he summons his five brothers from North Carolina and sets them up in dry-cleaning and auto-repair shops that serve as distribution points; he also buys his elderly mother (Ruby Dee) a huge white-columned house in New Jersey, where she presides at jubilant family dinners.
The Church of St Luke and St Matthew in Clinton Hill and the warehouse in Red Hook serve as distribution centres for volunteers and donated supplies.
Also, since CobraNet data can coexist with data traffic over existing Ethernet networks, a single network infrastructure can serve audio distribution and other networking needs.
On the other side of this latest big deal, the rise of YouTube-fueled online influencers has been breathtaking, as hundreds of thousands of (mostly) Millennials have embraced self-serve distribution, building big audiences beyond the reach, knowledge and control of traditional entertainment gatekeepers, including the networks.
A fluid occupies the minute open spaces and serves for distribution of nutrients and wastes.
There were long lines at various churches that were serving as distribution centers.
7 p.m. Admission is free, but tickets are required and seating is first come, first served; ticket distribution begins at 5 p.m at Castle Clinton.
There are lots of reasons for this, the most important of which is that camera-equipped cell phones are in the hands of everyone and Web sites like YouTube and Facebook are serving as distribution platforms; a far wider range of imagery is being produced by a far wider range of image-producers.
To solve the problem of transporting huge quantities of grain from farm to granary, Joseph decentralized storage facilities away from the capital to various cities throughout Egypt that served as distribution centers.
On the streets of New York there are no doubt numerous worthy options: Film Forum is fun, but it's not a revival house proper, nor is Village Cinemas (formerly Cinema Village) nor IFC which sometimes shows old movies but they're mostly safe bets in between programming which again largely serves its distribution interests.
