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- Release Date: Dec 28, 2007
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Delivers more goose bumps than anything Hollywood has served up in years – which I hope does not mean that Bayona, a first-time feature director and music video whiz, will be enlisted to direct "Saw V."
Reaches truly terrifying heights as it becomes clear how possible the worst outcome can be. Like "Pan's Labyrinth," this is a movie about children made very much for adults.
A great horror movie is like a good shrink--and a lot cheaper, too. It purges us through petrification. That horror movie, thankfully, has arrived. It's called The Orphanage," and it is seriously scary.
A fastidiously grim ghost story that rattles the bones of the haunted-house genre and finds plenty of fresh (but not too bloody) meat.
Lures us in with extraordinary subtlety. Keeping sound effects and incidental music to a relative minimum, it builds its suspense almost subliminally. So when something scary or shocking does occur -- deprived of those Hollywood-style cues -- we are truly startled.
Deliberately aimed at viewers with developed attention spans. It lingers to create atmosphere, a sense of place, a sympathy with the characters, instead of rushing into cheap thrills.
The acting is uniformly superb, the camera work and set design are haunting, and The Orphanage delivers well-earned tears at its beautiful conclusion. Go see it already.
By the end, you'll be chilled and disturbed by what you've seen -- and, rare as this is in a horror movie, touched to the heart.
While some of the trappings and even some of the plot elements could easily be called unoriginal, Bayona and screenwriter Sergio G. Sánchez arrange them in a fresh way, crafting an emotionally resonant, nerve-jangling experience.
Despite a few bloodcurdling shocks, this handsome Spanish ghost story from producer Guillermo del Toro follows in the suggestive, richly romantic tradition of the old Val Lewton chillers.
You exit the cinema in a fever of melancholia, wondering how long it will take you to shed the sensation of alarm. The film is less of a shocker than an adventure in anxiety, testing and twisting some of the classic studies in infantile curiosity.
A good old-fashioned horror in the best possible way, this is a beautifully told, terrifying ghost story that lingers with you long after the shivers have stopped.
As in "Pan's Labyrinth," The Orphanage relies on a risky blend of clinically realistic horrors and poetic suggestions of an alternate world, one that can be visited, but at a price.
The filmmakers know the tropes of spooky movies: Glowering shadows, squeaking playground equipment, eerie storms and half-glimpsed forms, but the film rests on Rueda's subtle, intense performance, rooted in every half-articulated anxiety that ever gnawed at a parent's brain.
Though the movie has a handful of shots that are downright gross to witness, what makes The Orphanage scary is not what it threatens to show but what it suggests about life.
You're either in the mood to go along with the puzzle pieces or you're not. I'm not usually a puzzle-piece fan myself, not when it's clear that the filmmaker rigs the moves. But I couldn't help but fall for the repurposed real estate, and cheer for the lady strong enough to break through walls when she senses a child is waiting.
For those who enjoy ghost stories and are willing to be patient with a movie that gradually unveils its secrets rather than uncovering them all in an orgy of violence and terror, The Orphanage fills a need. The spell it casts early does not evaporate until the epilogue is finished.
In a genre that has been battered by the cheap grotesqueries of special effects, it is a pleasure to be unsettled by something as simple as an invasive beam of light in the shadows of a haunted house.
In a season filled with dark-themed films, it stands out as an elegantly mounted, surprisingly humane but terrifying horror thriller well worth seeing.
As Laura, Rueda hits sublime notes of confusion, grief and wrath. She's sympathetic enough to make you root for her and complex enough to get you arguing afterward about whether Laura did anything to deserve all this.
The Orphanage gets by on mood and a mournfulness that's not easily soothed. Sadness and loss, it says, are the threads connecting the spirit world and our own, and women, who bring life into the world, understand that far better than men ever will.
What distinguishes The Orphanage are some spare but fiendishly well-placed shocks that give the film an extra sense of danger: You can't take comfort with this one assuming you know what lurks around each corner, because you don't. Trust me.
Bayona's moves are deft, the atmosphere oozes with anxiety and grief, but the big payoff - like the big payoff in The Sixth Sense, another film The Orphanage has more than a bit in common with - never comes.
There's not really a bogeyman in The Orphanage and not much blood; just insane intensity and a building sense of bad vibes.
This Spanish supernatural thriller begins interestingly and finishes intriguingly. But what lies between drags because the film lacks a driving story line.
The Orphanage, a diverting, overwrought ghost story from Spain, relies on basic and durable horror movie techniques.
The Orphanage is a careful, elegant work that looks a little rough around the edges; it was shot largely with natural light and employs minimal special effects.
The Orphanage's joys come from the experiential: Bayona's cultured technical skills, including some phenomenal sound design, and sustained anxiety. It's about as healthy as junk food gets.
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Positive: 49 out of 56
Mixed: 3 out of 56
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Sep 15, 2011This movie was absolutely fantastic. The acting was top notch, the set ups for the scary parts was almost torture in how slow and meticulousThis movie was absolutely fantastic. The acting was top notch, the set ups for the scary parts was almost torture in how slow and meticulous it set everything up. It even had a couple jump scares that actually worked as well. The ending was also heart wrenching and overall
satisfying. The problems I hear people having are that it's to slow and that it turns into a drama at the end rather then a horror movie. To me these complaints are just from people who probably like the slasher kill them all movies as opposed to horror movies that take their time and let you try to figure out what's happening and why. The ending again is very emotional and is very dramatic. If you like the slower paced movies then this is definitely worth checking out if you haven't you will not be disappointed.… Full Review »
ManuelA.Dec 27, 2007Full of cliche and borrows too much from previous movies, not up to the hype
Feb 9, 2012This movie was brilliant! I can't think in anything wrong about it. Perhaps there are some small details that needed to be clarified -if theyThis movie was brilliant! I can't think in anything wrong about it. Perhaps there are some small details that needed to be clarified -if they were not left like that deliberately-, but, in movies, as it is in life, there is always room for improvement. The performances were great, and the characters were perfectly elaborates, so the audience empathize with them. I actually felt pretty close to Laura and Simon, and also to the 'ghost' children and their story. Moreover, this movie manages to continuously surprise us. There is always suspense, which makes it thrilling. In fact, at time, I had goosebumps; that, even though I am not a person who gets easily scared. Further, I love the emotional component of the film, because it was not a movie that dealt merely with death, life, and the super natural world, but it was a movie that confronted us about how each of us deals with his/her humanity. The Orphanage questions our coping mechanisms to face, pain, loss, reality, the 'unknown', and more. I think that those people who see is a 'dumb' 'silly' 'pointless' or 'boring' movie are probably more into gore or have a very narrow perspective about what is horror. I have read some of the reasons why some put this movie just a '1 or 2', and frankly, in most of the cases, their criticism shows an absolutely basic analytical thought. So, if you like intellectual stimulation, this is the movie for you! It is magnificently done. Moreover, the photography is breathtaking, so is the landscape. I loved the ending I found it very powerful...and open to your imagination. I did have tears, and I am not an overly emotional person so that means something to me. I think I can easily watch this movie twice the same day, not just because of its beauty, but also to play myself a bit with the clues...I may be able to discover more about it.!..An end note: I did like this movie more than Pan's Laberynth. I find The Orphanage is much better. Pan's Labyrinth was beautiful -what I enjoyed the most was the art direction- but the whole story didn't really impressed me much. The Orphanage is Del Toro's masterpiece!… Full Review »


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On the 12th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Council of Europe's human-rights commissioner urged governments to fully investigate their role in "extraordinary renditions" of terror suspects on behalf of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency.
"Commemorative events provide an occasion to pay respects to the innocent victims, but also to reflect on the antiterrorist response adopted by the U.S.A. and Europe," Nils Muižnieks said in a strongly-worded statement published Wednesday.
Mr. Muižnieks said many European governments had been "unwilling to establish the truth and ensure accountability for their complicity" in the abduction, detention and ill-treatments carried out by the CIA in Europe between 2002 and 2006. He cited an Open Society Foundation (the pressure group George Soros founded to help improve government accountability) report published earlier this year, which said 25 European states—including Germany, Sweden and Spain–had participated in the renditions.
The Strasbourg, France-based Council of Europe isn't linked to the European Union and its 47 members include countries such as Russia and Azerbaijan. All members subscribe to the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights, which last year found Macedonia responsible for the abduction and torture of German car salesman Khaled El-Masri. Mr. Masri was flown to Afghanistan and released only after the CIA conceded that he had been taken by mistake.
Mr. Muižnieks said "the Court could further expose the lawlessness that has characterized the CIA program" if it decides to examine complaints against Poland, Lithuania and Romania by two terror suspects still held at Guantanamo.
The only country that has handed down a sentence against CIA officers involved in the renditions is Italy, although one of them was later pardoned by President Giorgio Napolitano.
The judiciary in Germany and the U.K. had also "performed well" and Sweden paid some compensation to victims, Mr. Muižnieks said, but added that "in all other countries, little has been achieved or even initiated."
Mr. Muižnieks' statement comes not only on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, but also amid a broader backlash against the actions of U.S. intelligence services in Europe. The European Parliament is investigating allegations that the National Security Agency has spied on EU institutions, while several EU leaders have come out against NSA surveillance of their citizens.
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For many people, Thanksgiving is all about spending time with family. However, for some, the holiday is all about the food.
That was clear Saturday when people lined up around a large trailer full of collard greens and mustard greens.
A man from Georgia said he drives down to Meridian every year to sell this enormous trailer of greens. Henry Suggs says the people of Meridian love greens and there aren't enough here to satisfy the need.
"We just do it, not to try to make no money out of it, but to see smile on their faces," said Suggs.
Another lady, who was purchasing greens, explained how she prepares one of her favorite dishes.
"I get me some fat back. I use pig tails and I season them down right. Put some hot pepper in there and they are ready to go, and maybe some corn bread muffins," said Rosie Loftin, of Meridian.
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National Choice Govovernment Grant405 Douglas Ave. Suite 1855b Altimont Springs, Florida 32714-2542 Altimont Springs, Florida U.S.A.
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Then they gave me my bank routing #. I am concerned because the other lady on your site said they didn't even have her full account #. I didn't give them any other info. I told the guy I could not locate my bank book and to call back in half an hour. That's how I got the phone #. I was also reading recently that these people can use any phone area codes and be calling from a totally different place. These people need to be stopped and even if they don't rip me off, I thought maybe the info I got may help someone else.
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the cheek piece...grind it?
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Hysterectomy is performed more than any other surgical procedure for women, with the exception of the cesarean section. Authors Adelaide Haas and Susan L. Puretz, both professors in the field of health, have experienced hysterectomy firsthand. Dismayed by the limited information available to them, they collaborated on this comprehensive book about a critically important subject for women. THE WOMAN'S GUIDE TO HYSTERECTOMY addresses common fears, expectations, and questions regarding such issues as what to ask your doctor, second opinions, preparations for surgery, sex and sexuality after surgery, and life after hysterectomy. Encouraging all women to become more actively involved in their own health care, this book is a practical catalog of the latest medical information and provides much-needed reassurance for women faced with this life-altering decision.Ä¢ Thoroughly revised to include the latest research and developments, including new treatment options and alternatives to HRT (hormone replacement therapy).Ä¢ Original edition sold 10,000 copies.
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The money was supposed to be deducted on the 19th of March, but I called on the 17th and had the date moved back to April 2nd. When I got off the phone, some thing told me to pull them up on the internet and google led me right to rip-off.com. I immediately called them and canceled and then I called my back to let them know this was a fraud.
My bank said that if they still try to debit my account and are able to get the money, my account would be credited the next day and a stop payment would be done.Well, they waited until April 6th and sent a check through with my information on it and money was transferred from my savings to my checking to cover this. So, they got what they wanted anyway.
I have been going back and forth with my bank, since they had prior knowledge of this happening and are waiting for a response from them. I have called this company and talked to a Marilyn and Frank and was given the name of Steve,who is supposed to be a supervisor,which is probably a lie, but I told them that I reported them to the Federal Consumer Action Agency and that I am filing a report with my local police station if I don't receive my money or a Mastercard, not a benefits package.
I would be glad to go in on a lawsuit against them. I also am going to report my bank if they don't do anything to help me, because they were made aware of this and could have stopped it before it happened.
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Good Value for Money
Just returned from Cancun May 25, 2003. My girlfriend and I went to celebrate her 50th. We are both young at heart and always have a great time when we go away. Aquamarina Beach Hotel was on a special deal from Montreal so we selected it. It is a moderate hotel, nothing fancy but clean and the grounds are well groomed. The staff is fantastic and go out of their way to make everyone feel special. My friend and I especially adored the bartender at the beach bar. His name is ISMAIL and I nicknamed his "IZZY". Please tell him that Nicki and Juanita miss him and ask for his special drink called the "IZZY". The beach is not that great because of the marina but hop on a bus (which run every 4 minutes 24 hours a day) and take a 5 minute ride to any other hotel and the beach is fantastic. Big waves and blue blue water. Lots to do at night in the party zone (7 minute bus ride). Food is not that great but the booze is good. Have fun. Also a fun thing to do is to take the catamaran in front of hotel for the day over the an island which includes drinks, lunch, snorkelling, etc. It is so much fun for $40 US NIKI
What a Deal!
My friends and I got an incredible package deal to the Aquamarina and stayed there April 30-May 7. For the price, I was kind of expecting a dive. We were pleasantly surprised. I got a room on the 6th floor with a view of the pool area and beach. It was great - we had 2 queen beds, a desk, and a kitchen area with a stove, large counter and cabinets (no fridge). The other room was on the 1st floor - not quite as nice as the one I got - no view, and smaller - but still good.The staff at Aquamarina was very nice. The bartenders were always ready to give you a refill. I preferred the food in the buffet restaurant, but the waiters were soooo helpful at the other one. You could always get a snack in the afternoon by the pool. The ocean at this hotel is not as gorgeous as that found further down the hotel strip, but it was still pretty.We were always dashing off for one excursion or another and only spent a couple of days just hanging out. There were way more topless women laying out on our beach than other places we visited in Cancun and Isla (not that we were looking).We met lots of Europeans here. Unfortunately, there are lots of cigarette smokers on vacation in Cancun (we get spoiled in California). All in all it was a great trip, and I would stay here again.
Great Fun!
I was in Cancun for the 3rd time March 10, 2003. Aquamarina was such a great party. The staff was wonderful making all the guests feel the excitement Cancun has to offer. The price was great. My first visit to Cancun was to Club Las Vellas and this resort is very upscale but not much fun for a great party Aquamarina was a perfect choice. The food could have been better but it didn't make a difference this resort makes up for it on fun.
Aquamarina staff rocks
I went to Cancun for the week of January 19,2003, it was my second time in Cancun, the first time we stayed at the Blue Bay Getaway and it was absolutely awesome so much to do and so much entertainment that I wanted to go back there again, but we ended up going to Aquamarina hotel because it was a little more affordable. My first impression wasn't really good I thought it was very small, but as the week went by we had the best time of our lives. The staff was absolutely great they were the ones that made my stay very fun and comfortable. The staff at the front desk were great, specially for Juan who was extremely helpful. And the enterteinment team were the best they were very fun people and the shows were great, specially for the 2 girls Erika and Fabiola they were so entertaining and great, they were pretty friendly and they had great ideas for the entertainment and they did just great, I think those two girls deserve thumbs up. Keep up the good job because I would definetely come back to Aquamariana.
Aquamarina Forever
I'll be honest - it was my friend's first trip, we wanted to go somewhere a little nicer than Puerta Vallarta, and we are students. Translation: We were looking at something on the lower end of the all-inclusive spectrum in Cancun. With this in mind, we chose Aquamarina because it seemed to be the best value - and it was.We went expecting to get something on par with what we paid (not so great food, meager entertainment, and from some of the reviews here, maybe not the nicest or most helpful staff). We had our expectations met and far more than exceeded.We found our room to be quite nice (and clean), and all of them overlook the pool/ocean, so you couldn't go wrong. We headed down to look around, and watched the ensuing beach volleyball match - which the entertainment coordinator, Jesus, was quick to invite us to and was not pushy at all. A quick walk along the beach showed that we didn't have the nicest beach, but we knew that coming in. And to compensate, the hotel has free shuttles to a VERY nice beach three days a week with huge waves, clear water, and perfect sand (about 15 mins away). The food was nothing to write home about, in particular the breakfast, but it was fine for the most part. They generally mixed it up a bit so you didn't get sick of the same thing, and a la carte was available everynight if you made a reservation, so no complaints. I heard a lot of complaints about the size of the hotel lounge, but it's quite an open area, and does get pretty full of people - but this is a good thing! You mingle, it feels very cozy, and everyone is close. This is probably one of the biggest reasons I'd go to Aquamarina instead of another hotel: the size was enough that you could keep your distance if you wanted or on the other hand get to know many of the visitors very well. It was a very close-knit hotel. Location wise, it is across the street from La Boom club and close to Fat Tuesday's and Carlos & Charlie's, close to downtown, and not all that far from some of the bigger clubs further down the seven. Finally, the highlight of the hotel: the staff. They were all very friendly (except for the incredibly rude staff at the money exchange who refused on two separate occasions to cash my traveller's cheques for absolutely no reason). The bar staff made jokes and remembered most people if they took even the remotest interest in talking to them. The front desk staff spoke very good English (as did everyone) and was helpful, the maids and security were nice, and so on. The entertainment staff deserves a paragraph for themselves, though. They were about as good as it gets in every way. They were always happy, upbeat, joking, and getting people involved without being pushy or anything. They made the nightly entertainment entertaining and worth watching (and even participating in). Jesus, Erika, and Fabiola, well, I just can't say enough good things about them.Long story short, we had a good time, there was a good mix of people (though a few more older than I expected) but still lots of young people. Would I stay there again? You bet! And if I didn't, I'd probably still go back just to visit the staff that we got to know on the trip.
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Arrived at Aquamarina on Feb. 8/03 at 11:00pm which sucked but it only got better from there. The staff there was great. Encourage everyone to participate but they won't hassle you if you don't want to play. Water Volleyball is a must. Water Basketball is lots of fun but tiring. Entertainment at night was acceptable, TEQUILA karoke was a blast. The best thing about the trip was meeting alot of great people from all over the world. Brits, Chile, Canadains, Americans, etc. But, when I went, I met 12 great people which I basically spent my whole trip with. It was great. We had rented a private Sail boat for the day, ITS A MUST, went snorkling plus all you can drink and eat. Held a SHARK and saw some turles. Ok, maybe too many turtles, but it was good. It was quite the ride, the sailboat may not look like much but its a great ride. You can sign up for it, right outside on the Aquamarina beach. Food was alright but there is a great steakhouse across the street which you should try one night. Amazing food. Partying is just across the street away, with LA BOOM. When the hotel goes there, make sure you go, its a blast. Don't get caught sleeping on the beach because they have security which will kick you back to your room, found out the hard way. Why I was sleeping there, LONG STORY. Besides that, it was a great time. Had a blast and would do it again but for two weeks. Take a stroll down to the other beaches, and make sure you check out the Blue Bay Getaway. A mix of ages, and the pool bar is great. Bartenders are great and the drinks go down quick. As for the LEON PHELPS, all I have to say is SMOOTH LIKE BUTTER!!Aquamarina, thumbs up. It was my first time to Cancun and if you're a first timer, great place to start. Second or third timers, look into BLUE BAY GETAWAY, I know I will. Too my friends who may read this from Castlegar, Prince George, somewhere in Ontario, Toronto and the two lovely ladies from Victoria. CHEERS!! and TEQUILA!
Aquamarina was far from acceptable
Jan 2003. The food was very poor, only one item per night was edible. Many guests double dipped with their own utensils. No no-smoking area. All food seemed fried and full of butter. Buffet areas always short of help and facilities - no cups, no coffee, no serving utensils, no cream for tea/coffee. Deserts were mainly white cake with different color icing. Food preparation or in particular serving practices would quickly get them shut down in Canada. Free bar area very small would handle maybe 15 people. Entertainment always WAY too loud and in your face. At times no place to escape from it.
Horrible Aquamarina
The hotel was horrible, the people who worked there were extremely rude. The room that we got was filthy and the hotel said that there was nothing they could do about it. My husband and I were disgusted with the hotel and service. We will never stay there again (EVER)
Aquamarina all-inclusive was great value
We stayed 5 days in 09/02 & loved it! We were upgraded to a jr.suite w/fridge & kitchenette. Had a fabulous view of the Caribbean. The beachfront was very good, better than the resorts neighbouring us. Staff was always friendly & quick to serve. The clientelle was mostly British w/some Mexicans from Merida. The pool facilities are well kept w/24 hr security. The buffet tended to be predomintly Mexican, even at breakfast. We never saw a piece of bacon the whole stay. However, they did make great chicken wings & hamburgers & the desserts were excellent. The best dinners were at the cabana restaurant on the beach & these required reservations but were still free. Yes, the drinks are watered down, but the way the Brits were going at it, that was a good thing. The entertainment was lousey. The only bright spot was the Aquamarina dance group. They performed regional & Mayan dances in full costume. It made for some great pictures. Definitely, we would book there again.
Best Xmas Vacation
As a xmas gift to my husband and son I took them to Cancun for Xmas. We spent eleven days in Cancun at the Aquamarina. The room was very nice and comfortable. We had an ocean view. The hotel staff was very helpful and pleasant. The best thing about the Aquamarina was the food. The whole kitchen staff was wonderful and the taste of the food was out of this world. Edgardo, the head chef talked with us everyday and even made special salsa for my son who likes really hot and spicy food. I enjoyed our vacation so much I did not want to come home. When we go back to Cancun you can bet we will stay at the Aquamarina again. They really know how to welcome and treat their guests.
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In a full-page Dec. 1 advertisement titled "Setting the Record Straight," Lawrence + Memorial Hospital executives chose to report on the salaries of hospital nurses.
This was odd, since the dispute with the union representing nurses and technicians, which led to the hospital's current lockout of employees, has not focused on wages.
It was also strange because the reporting of nursing wages in the hospital ad, according to the union, was wrong, blatantly wrong.
In big type in the hospital's ad, it says the average pay for full-time registered nurses in 2013 was $100,473.
Why are they complaining, the ad seems to suggest, when they are making so much money. Indeed, the ad goes on to point out that the median household (the word household is in bold type) in New London is $45,509.
The first problem with the big salary reported for RNs is that it is only for nurses who work full-time, a minority at the hospital, where more RNs work part-time than full-time.
The more glaring and misleading alleged error, as identified by the union, is that the ad reports the $100,000 figure to be an average for full-time RNs.
It's not an average at all, according to union spokesman Matt O'Connor, who said the $100,000 in annual pay is what an RN at the very top pay scale, most senior in employment and training, would earn.
"What the ad essentially did was falsely paint a picture," said O'Connor. "They took the top step for individuals with the highest level of seniority and put it in the ad as if that is the norm. ... Actually it is an exception."
Hospital spokesman Michael O'Farrell said, when I told him about O'Connor's complaint, that the characterization of nurses' salaries was accurate.
"We stand by that number, as the average," he said.
The advertisement about nursing salaries also reminded me of the old adage about people in glass houses not throwing stones.
You would think that the highly compensated L+M executives, who have already frustrated the state's union-leaning political establishment, might worry about Connecticut taking up the initiative, growing in other states, to limit the compensation of executives of big nonprofits, especially rich hospitals.
In the interest of setting the record straight, and because they raised the topic of big pay, it is perhaps appropriate to report at least the very frothy top of the executive pay scale at L+M.
Bruce D. Cummings, hospital president and lockout manager in chief, was paid $761,734, including fringe benefits, in the 2012 fiscal year, according to hospital filings with the state. Chief Operating Officer Dan Rissi was paid $484,902. Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Lou Inzana was paid $431,7023, according to the filings.
The big salaries continue right down the line. According to the hospital's 2010 income tax return, only two of the 16 top earners at the hospital made total compensation of less than $200,000 a year.
The hospital, according to the compensation section of its 2010 return, even pays for William Stanley, vice president of development and community relations, to belong to the Thames Club in New London "as an appropriate setting for meetings with board members" and donors.
I wonder if the board members talk lockout strategy at the club.
It's true that L+M is not alone in paying executives big salaries. Cummings is not the highest-paid hospital executive even in Connecticut.
O'Farrell noted that Cummings' salary is set by the hospital board, in consultation with industry research on hospital administrator pay.
It's also true that union executives are not suffering when it comes to compensation.
Melodie Peters of Old Lyme, president of AFT Connecticut, the union now warring with L+M, was paid $128,722 in 2011, according to the union. Peters, a former state senator, began her own nursing career at L+M and remains a member of the local.
Still, you have to wonder which of those well-paid executives at the hospital decided it would be a good strategy to publicly suggest that the nurses they are locking out of their jobs, while the hospital spends a fortune to replace them, were making piles of money.
After all, it's hard to scapegoat a nurse.
This is the opinion of David Collins.
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Region still lagging in job gains, but future seen as 'bright'


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John Canemaker's Two Guys Named Joe: Master Animation Storytellers Joe Grant and Joe Ranft
October 1–2, 2010
Academy Award–winning animation filmmaker and author John Canemaker presents an illustrated lecture based on his new book Two Guys Named Joe (Disney Editions, 2010), an immensely entertaining and insightful portrait of the legendary animation storytellers Joe Grant (1908–2005) and Joe Ranft (1960–2005). In his long career at Disney, Grant helped create such masterworks as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), Pinocchio (1940), Fantasia (1940), Dumbo (1941), Make Mine Music (1946), and Lady and the Tramp (1955), as well as more recent hits like Beauty and the Beast (1991) and The Lion King (1994). Ranft, a Pixar creative cofounder and storyboard artist, is widely celebrated for his imaginative and irreverent contributions to such recent classics as The Brave Little Toaster (1987), Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), The Little Mermaid (1989), Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Toy Story (1995), James and the Giant Peach (1996), Toy Story 2 (1999), Monsters, Inc. (2001), and Cars (2006).
Canemaker will sign copies of his book after the lecture on October 1. On October 2, MoMA pays tribute to these master animation storytellers with a selection of wonderful animated features and shorts—including Fun with Mr. Future (1982), which hasn't been screened in nearly thirty years.
Organized by Joshua Siegel, Associate Curator, Department of Film. Special thanks to Howard Green and Wendy Lefkon.


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Los residentes de una aldea búlgara estaban separados por sospechas, prejuicios, mal comportamiento y acusaciones. Luego de que una maestra local y una trabajadora nazarena fundaran un club de drama, otro tipo de drama comenzó a darse lugar.
Through an international partnership between high school classrooms to solve needs in Romania, a Nazarene pastor in Sighisoara has been invited to mentor local students.
The residents of a Bulgarian village were divided by suspicion, prejudice, bad behavior and accusations. When a local teacher and Nazarene missionary founded a village drama club, a different kind of drama unfolded.
"I was homeless," he said, "not sandwich-less. You picked me up and walked with me." -- Dave
"I had always considered my skill as something separate from God and my faith. Now it is a daily encouragement that God can use anything for his glory. Creativity is a gift from God and it is what we use to give back to God."
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The MKEX Technology Exhibition is being held again in Milton Keynes on the 22nd June 2016, it is a national exhibition that showcases technology from Education to Industry and attracts exhibitors and visitors from all around the country.
Milton Keynes, StadiumMKMK1 1ST
22nd June 20169.00am - 4.00pm
Hear & See our
Radio Advert on MKFM
Our radio advert is playing
throughout the day
on MKFM
8.00 Exhibitor Breakfast Networking
9.00 Event Opens
9.30 Free Workshops Begin
10.00 Video Placement
10.30 Women in Technology
11.00 Piranha Pit
12.00 Mega Networking
14.00 Piranha Pit
15.00 Google Analytics Workshop
16.00 Event Closes
Piranha-Pit presented by Entrepreneurial Spark will be asking tech entrepreneurs to pitch their business idea to a panel of "Piranhas" More info here
Exhibitors at MKEX
Technology Companies
Service Providers
Companies Using Tech
Digital Marketing
Software & Online Resources
Networking Events
The day starts with a large networking event at 8am to open the event with a great chance to meet exhibitors and early visitors.
MKEX 2015 Highlights
Thank you to everyone who attended our 2015 MKEX technology exhibition. The day was a great success, with over 80 exhibitors and around 1000 visitors.
"There's more businesses than we've seen before at an exhibition, and this really is the flagship exhibition for Milton Keynes, especially from a business front. There's a good footfall, good number of businesses, and the layout is phenomenal."
– Alexander Balicki, Business engagement Manager, MK College
Exhibitors: Book your stand online
Looking to exhibit at the 2016 MKEX Technology Exhibition? We've got a number of great options for you, including blank or fully designed shell schemes, or space only options for you to set up your own stand.
With our new click-and-reserve system, you can quickly select the stand and location you want.
MKEX Bloopers & Smiles Video
We had some great fun at our last exhibition, thanks to everyone that appeared in our Bloopers & Smiles video.
Many thanks;
Keith McLean – Mayor of Milton Keynes
Pete Marland – Leader of MK Council
Xero Accounting
Comms 365
Alex Balicki & Students – MK College
Lisa Johnson and (Keith Lemon) – ITV
The girls in blue – Tersius Niteo
Biztech BrightSparc Awards 2016 – Open For Entries
This year's Biztech BrightSparc Awards – the annual hunt for the next big things in technology – The awards are open for entries until the 3rd June.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there parking available at the event?
Yes, there is plenty of FREE parking around the stadium for easy access to MKEX
Is there food and drink available?
Breakfast and a packed lunch is provided for exhibitors. There are also a variety of restaurants around the stadium where visitors can dine.
Can you get to the event by public transport?
Yes, there are busses that run straight to the stadium. It is also located a short distance from Bletchley station, and can be reached by taxi.
What marketing does MKEX do to attract visitors?
We work hard to publicise and promote our event to maximise footfall and ensure a great turn out. We conduct a comprehensive marketing and advertising strategy to promote the event, including video adverts on ITV Player, promoting the event on social media to our audience of over 7000, email marketing, press releases, technology magazine adverts, and telemarketing.
We keep our website frequently updated to maintain a strong web presence with good search engine positioning.
Is there power available for the stands?
Yes, we have power sockets available for every exhibitor.
How long has MKEX been established?
MKEX was established in 2011, and this is the fourth event we have organised. The event is growing in size and popularity each year, and 2016 is set to be our biggest yet.
Photos from the 2015 MKEX Exhibition
MKEX 2015 saw our largest and most exciting exhibition yet! The number of exhibitors and quality of stands was phenomenal.
Check out the photos from the 2015 exhibition, including exhibitors, stands, speakers, and presentations.


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Well, after my post yesterday being my first blog in a very long time, I find blogging much easier and quite enjoyable. I heard about Skyrim coming out when they released the strange trailer that didn't really tell us anything other than a date and DRAGONS. I sadly missed out on the wonderful world that Oblivion created and the mass hysteria that followed it, but this time around I will NOT miss this. I did have a chance semi-recently to play Oblivion, but I purchased it for PC and, as noted in my last blog, PC gaming is not very left-handed friendly so I decided to switch it over to 360 and then got extremely busy and lost sight of it. Seeing the massive following that Oblivion created and still has, I am more than anxious to pre-order my own copy of Skyrim in the most expensive form they may decide to release it. Today, due to the release of the gameplay-esque based trailer, Skyrim has pretty much blow up all over the internet again. In a comment string under an article I was reading about Skyrim someone had stated some number about how many hits elderscrolls.com was getting. I'm not sure of the exact number, but it was crazy high and I was impressed. Of course in my search of the net to soak up any information about this game I came across a few interesting tid-bits of information that spiked my intrest further.
- New menu system based up four core areas (inventory, magic, maps, stats)
I wasn't very happy with the menu system they had implemented upon Oblivion, in fact it was one of the reasons I wasn't hooked to it. Thick menu systems are extremely detracting for me, but at the same time I love depth. I think my favorite menu system on an RPG would be the menus of Fable and Fable: The Lost Chapters. They kept things simple and clean to easily swap what you needed and kept all the information you needed right there at hand, and if you needed more there was a quick way to access it. I am excited to see this menu in the way they describe; it sounds fluid, beautiful and and functional. I am also rather excited for the bookmarking system they created as well has the lack of a cap for it.
- The removal of strict classes
Once again I would have to reference Fable in this aspect. I am extremely excited for this leap forward in RPG games, the removal of the class. Of course a lose class system must be there to provide some guidance and even perks for your choices of one field. According to the design notes of the new system they have developed, you simply pick what you look like and then you develop what you are doing. Sure, you still get nice things for sticking to one discipline, but you aren't tied down to that one idea. In Skyrim, you are allowed to do anything and everything and based on what you use most; you get perks which goes back to the new constellation graphic based stat menu that I imagine will be gorgeous. This system being similar to the way you gain experience in Fable, Fable: TLC, and Fable II depending on what weapon you use to kill a creature. RPGs are about the freedom to create yourself in a world design by the story writer. Removing classes allows for so much more customized characters.
- Dragons, the dragonborn ( DOVAHKIIN ), and the dragon language
Now, I'm not going to be one of those fans that thinks we should be able to ride dragons. Maybe later on in a DLC, but not at first. The idea of riding dragons takes away from the story. We are in terror of the dragons, they are fierce beasts that cannot be tamed. Thinking of dragons in some cartoon-y "How To Train Your Dragon" manner is simply childish when it comes to what Bethesda is trying to create. They are going for authenticity. Dragons are evil in legend, therefore dragons are evil. The dragonborn idea creates a very interesting too. I am looking forward to what actually happens in this storyline. I'm not up-to-date on the story of how The Elder Scrolls works or how it has run so far, so I'm simply speaking on an RPG storyline fan basis. I did a little research into the creation of the dragon language and I am very pleased and excited to see it. I have wanted to see a working and legitimate language in a fantasy series. the Legend of Zelda has Hylian, but I don't know of it as a working language or if it is just a ploy to add mystery to the series. I also am not aware of any other big name games having their own adjoining language.
- DLC possibles
I was listening to a podcast that was released that asks many, many questions about the game to one of its developers. Being based on the lore of legends and sci-fi, many fans were wondering something I had not thought of. I am extremely excited by the idea of this happening, and the answer left by the insider is so open for ambitious hope that I cannot wait for the first DLC of this game. Fans were asking if the ability to morph in the game will be supported. This idea has obviously been explored by other games, but what made this idea unique is the idea of becoming a werewolf. I also know this will be simply added in DLC is because in his answer he stated that the game is in the polishing stages and no new features like that will be added. He also said that the studio is a big fan of the idea of that happening, so only time will tell if the DLC I hope for exists.
I can hope for the best with this game, because I have yet to be disappointed by the works of Bethesda, 11-11-11 For. The. Win.
On a side note, I wrote this all in my English class, and was laughing at myself the entire time, because this was supposed to be just a paragraph of so. I have a horrible time writing in my class for work, but this all just came out of me and I love it.