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Secure Security 12 Oct 2001 08:00 #19774

Holy Cow! I was reading this article in the Variety about the security at 20th Century Fox. Goes something like this. Guards at the front gate first check out your car and then pass you throught where you drive your car around a maze of barrels designed to slow you down. Next another check point for proper I.D. where two passes are then issued. One pass is for parking, the other one has two be kept on your person at all times because you could be asked for it at any time and some buildings ask for it on entry. Whew! I guess its all needed. Now, you might think that all that would tend to get a lot of people worked up. But you know what? Nobody seems to be upset about it.
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Re: Secure Security 15 Oct 2001 08:52 #19775

  • John Pytlak
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You can't be too secure. Look what happened at Sony Pictures Studio last week:
http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/default-2001101391543.htm
http://medserv.no/article.php?sid=951

Could be a "false alarm", but better safe than sorry.
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Re: Secure Security 18 Oct 2001 07:39 #19776

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John got it right. You can't be too secure. It is now, and will be for a long time to come, the only exceptable way to run a business and no ones really complaining. We all should realize by now that it is for the common good of us all.
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Re: Secure Security 23 Oct 2001 10:10 #19777

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If we all start carrying security to the edge we'll be in the metal detectors before you enter a theatre world! I hope it does not happen!
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Re: Secure Security 24 Oct 2001 11:21 #19778

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Mikes is in Belfast Maine, Avalon is in a small town in Oregon and I am in a small city in California. Thank God we aren't in some of the bigger cities. I went to a theatre in a mall in East New Orleans to install slide projectors and found the front doors locked after the first show had started. When I asked him why, I was told that if they leave the doors unlocked they are bothered by all the mall kids trying to cause trouble. I heard of another theatre in NYC that has their speakers stolen so often that they just buy their replacements from Radio Shack because it is cheaper and easier. The most we have had to deal with is a little graffiti.
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