Florida Hospital Ginsburg Tower Grand Opening, November 24, 2008 
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Result of 11 voters
Key - Excellent: 5 points; Very Good: 4 points; Good: 3 points; Average: 2 points; Poor: 1 points; (Average points in brackets)
(1) Alan Ginsburg at podium whose family foundation donated $20 million toward the project and who the tower is named after. Behind him, Des Cummings Jr., Florida Hospital Executive Vice President. - 2 voters (5.00) BAR
(2) A photo taken from across Lake Estelle by Spencer Freeman, a friend of mine who takes a large percentage of the PR photos for Florida Hospital. - 2 voters (5.00) BAR
(3) Don Jernigan, Adventist Health System President. - 2 voters (5.00) BAR
(4) A huge mural in the main lobby reception. - 2 voters (5.00) BAR
(5) A photo taken from across Lake Estelle by Spencer Freeman, a friend of mine who takes a large percentage of the PR photos for Florida Hospital. - 1 voter (5.00) BAR
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Just as I was leaving my office to get to the hospital, I saw this remnants of what I bet was a phenomenal red sunset reflection against the bottoms of the clouds. If only I'd walked out five minutes earlier. But whenever I leave my office and see a sunset, the shots I took of these same skies back in 2004 are the standard to which I measure.
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Just as I was leaving my office to get to the hospital, I saw this remnants of what I bet was a phenomenal red sunset reflection against the bottoms of the clouds. If only I'd walked out five minutes earlier. But whenever I leave my office and see a sunset, the shots I took of these same skies back in 2004 are the standard to which I measure.

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The west side of the Ginsburg Tower.
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The west side of the Ginsburg Tower.

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The logo sign along Rollins Street.
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The logo sign along Rollins Street.

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The east side of the Ginsburg Tower. The stage for the event is visible in the lower right corner.
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The east side of the Ginsburg Tower. The stage for the event is visible in the lower right corner.

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Lars Houmann, Florida Hospital President.
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Lars Houmann, Florida Hospital President.

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Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer couldn't be on location this night, but had been earlier in the week and provided a video message for the event.
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Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer couldn't be on location this night, but had been earlier in the week and provided a video message for the event.

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Don Jernigan, Adventist Health System President.
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Don Jernigan, Adventist Health System President.

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Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
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Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.

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Alan Ginsburg at podium whose family foundation donated $20 million toward the project and who the tower is named after. Behind him, Des Cummings Jr., Florida Hospital Executive Vice President.
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Alan Ginsburg at podium whose family foundation donated $20 million toward the project and who the tower is named after. Behind him, Des Cummings Jr., Florida Hospital Executive Vice President.

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The opening of the light and fireworks show.
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The opening of the light and fireworks show.

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A five-minute video of pretty much the entire light and fireworks show. It was technologically impressive—colored lights arranged in every single room on the tower's east side, with each window addressable as a single pixel, combined with a wealth of fireworks. This show was completely Disney calibre.
 
A five-minute video of pretty much the entire light and fireworks show. It was technologically impressive—colored lights arranged in every single room on the tower's east side, with each window addressable as a single pixel, combined with a wealth of fireworks. This show was completely Disney calibre.

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Each floor of the tower has a conference room within encircling windows that provide a splendid view of downtown Orlando.
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Each floor of the tower has a conference room within encircling windows that provide a splendid view of downtown Orlando.

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One of the new Emergency Rooms in the lower levels. I learned that the entire ER facility is the size of a football field.
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One of the new Emergency Rooms in the lower levels. I learned that the entire ER facility is the size of a football field.

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Beautifully decorated common areas throughout the building.
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Beautifully decorated common areas throughout the building.

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