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could mean giving away valuable and possibly sensitive information that is not openly available to your business partners today Many theatre chains are familiar with the use of virtual private networks or VPNs The VPN is a low cost tool that securely connects remote

Which is harder or with more responsibilites, Working at a Movie Theater or Restaurant/fast food chain?
Q. Keep in mind that we talking about Rudinos Pizza and Grill Compared to Movie Theaters like Southpoint Cinemas and Phoenix 10
Asked by dadon - Thu Apr 26 12:23:48 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. working at a movie theater is a piece of cake compared to fast food. You will do nastier work at a fast food joint, and you'll probably have more responsibilities at a movie theater.
Answered by codename: MANDINGO - Thu Apr 26 12:44:12 2007

Database Question! Help.?
Q. Cinema Problem: You are to assume the role of a database analyst that has been assigned to develop an entity-relationship diagram (ERD) for a cinema chain. The following information has been obtained for use in constructing the ERD: Warner and his brothers operate a cinema chain (Warner and Brothers Movies). He wants to build a database to use for forecasting demand for both the movies he shows and the food he sells as well as to track other critical information for his business. He tells you he has several cinemas and each cinema has between 1 and 15 theaters. Each cinema has a location, a unique name and a phone number. The theaters vary in terms of seating style, type of sound equipment and seating capacity. Movies are shown throughout… [cont.]
Asked by adam_mullins23 - Wed Sep 23 13:10:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You've got to be kidding.
Answered by Oprah - Wed Sep 23 13:23:24 2009

Have you noticed younger teens making out at the Cinema, to be offensive?
Q. To me, it is bad manners, husband and I went to see Star Trek on Mem. Day evening at 10PM and the cineplex was nearly empty. We were in #1. Costs 8.25 per person to get in. There were about 11 thirteen yr. olds in the theater, 2 pair were making out, 3 boys were making balloons of a birth control item and tossing them around. Another teen was texting. One teen had his size 13 shoes up on top of the seats. No assistant manager. The only person in charge was a teenager. I am sending correspondence to the owner of the chain of theaters because when I go to see a movie, I don't go to see that stuff. Some of us learned ettiquette and did not make out in public. Please keep judgements to yourself.
Asked by kriend - Sat May 30 02:42:25 2009 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm annoyed by anyone making out in public. That's a private matter. . .go home! It's one thing to hold hands and give kisses. . .it's quite another to be licking each others face and groping. And to the other person who answered - the back of a theater isn't private! If there is a next time - if it was me I wouldn't go back - you should go the the teen in charge and explain what your expectations are. You expect him/her to have the behavior stop or remove the people creating a disturbance. If he/she is unable to comply with that request, then you want your money back and leave. If you did both of those, then you should not only write the letter to the owner, but request a meeting in person and request that the person in charge be… [cont.]
Answered by Mikki Sue71 - Sat May 30 02:55:54 2009