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Couldn't make the new Parkland groundbreaking this morning, during which conceptual renderings of the $1.27-billion facility were debuted to press and public. But a note that just landed in the Unfair Park in-box from Parkland CEO Ron Anderson, which you can read here in full, reminds me: The new Parkland site just launched, and it's full of conceptuals -- inside and out. Fun for looking. Also, as evidenced by the patient room on the other side, a little ... sad. Just break it to me, doc.
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