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Over the year, professional services gained 1,000 jobs; manufacturing, 1,600; and construction, 600.Solano County
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There was little job growth from March to April. However, Solano had a marked yearly improvement in a number of sectors. Trade, transportation and utilities added 1,400 jobs; education and health services, 1,000; leisure and hospitality, 800; and professional and business services, 500.Marin County
Marin County continues to have the lowest unemployment rate in the state, at 6.4 percent in April, compared with 7 percent in March and 7.6 percent in April 2011.
Part of a three-county region that includes San Francisco and San Mateo counties, industry specifics for Marin are not yet available.Napa County
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Retention of the cyanobacterial neurotoxin β-N-methylamino-l-alanine in melanin and neuromelanin-containing cells – a possible link between Parkinson-dementia complex and pigmentary retinopathy
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1755-148X.2008.00508.x
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Pigment Cell & Melanoma Research
Volume 22, Issue 1, pages 120–130, February 2009
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Karlsson, O., Berg, C., Brittebo, E. B. and Lindquist, N. G. (2009), Retention of the cyanobacterial neurotoxin β-N-methylamino-l-alanine in melanin and neuromelanin-containing cells – a possible link between Parkinson-dementia complex and pigmentary retinopathy. Pigment Cell & Melanoma Research, 22: 120–130. doi: 10.1111/j.1755-148X.2008.00508.x
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β-N-methylamino-l-alanine (BMAA), a neurotoxic amino acid produced by cyanobacteria, has been suggested to be involved in the etiology of a neurodegenerative disease complex which includes Parkinson-dementia complex (PDC). In PDC, neuromelanin-containing neurons in substantia nigra are degenerated. Many PDC patients also have an uncommon pigmentary retinopathy. The aim of this study was to investigate the distribution of 3H-BMAA in mice and frogs, with emphasis on pigment-containing tissues. Using autoradiography, a distinct retention of 3H-BMAA was observed in melanin-containing tissues such as the eye and neuromelanin-containing neurons in frog brain. Analysis of the binding of 3H-BMAA to Sepia melanin in vitro demonstrated two apparent binding sites. In vitro-studies with synthetic melanin revealed a stronger interaction of 3H-BMAA with melanin during synthesis than the binding to preformed melanin. Long-term exposure to BMAA may lead to bioaccumulation in melanin- and neuromelanin-containing cells causing high intracellular levels, and potentially changed melanin characteristics via incorporation of BMAA into the melanin polymer. Interaction of BMAA with melanin may be a possible link between PDC and pigmentary retinopathy.


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The Syrian government declared on Wednesday that it would be unable to meet the February 5th deadline to surrender 90% of its less lethal, so called "Category Two," chemical weapon supply to the international community. At present, Damascus has only shipped 4% of more than 1,300 tons of these chemical agents to a Mediterranean port for disposal.
This is not the first time Syria has missed a deadline for turning over chemical weapons; the al-Asad regime failed to hand over its reserves of mustard gas by December 31st. Damascus attributes the ongoing delays to security and safety concerns arising from the civil war. The government seeks additional armored troop carriers and bullet-proof vests to facilitate the delivery process. The U.S. opposes supplying any equipment to the Damascus regime because it could be used against rebel forces.
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which is tasked with facilitating the disarmament, has urged Syria to speed up the process with little avail. Russia maintains that Syria will abide by the agreement calling for 'priority' weapons to be eliminated by March 31st and the entire stockpile to be disposed of by June 30th.
Norway's HNoMS "Helge Ingstad" waits in the Mediterranean to escort Syria's chemical weapons. (Photo: AFP)
Gaddafi's deception and Syria's foot-dragging highlight a poor record for the international organizations involved in disarming rogue chemical weapons states. Poor disclosure requirements and weak enforcement mechanisms have thus far enabled those governments to exhaust the resolve of the international community.
Related Topics: Russia, Syria, U.S. Foreign Policy, United Nations, Weapons Proliferation | Alex Finkelstein
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Sam McCord: Well, I'm savin' a life, that's all I know.
Michelle: Maybe, but you don't make any sense at all! Which is all right, because if you're too drunk to talk, we'll find something else to do.
Sam McCord: That's perfect. You even sound like a wife!
Michelle: I do not consider that a compliment!
Sam McCord: I'm on your side, lady! It's my only politics: anti-wife! Any woman who devotes herself to making one man miserable instead of a lot of men happy don't get my vote.
Sam McCord: George, a wonderful thing about Alaska is that matrimony hasn't hit up here yet. Let's keep it a free country!
Sam McCord: Ahh, women! I never met one yet that was half as reliable as a horse!
Sam McCord: Women. Peculiar.
Billy Pratt: [George is carrying three fresh bottles of champagne to Jenny's cabin] Now see what you did?
Sam McCord: [sarcasticly] Well what did I did?
Billy Pratt: You have Michelle so confused that she don't know what she's doing, and now George is over there with my girl!
Sam McCord: [disgusted] Ohhhhhh!
Sam McCord: This is my old friend Lena Nordquist.
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Sam McCord: Well, come on, come on! There's nothing to fear. She's half-human.
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Michelle: Yes. A bullet through the head is always the best cure for love.
Michelle: Are you going to leave me here alone?
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Michelle: Who's Billy?
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Michelle: How little?
Sam McCord: Seventeen. But he's man enough to take care of you!
Michelle: That's what I'm afraid of!
Billy Pratt: [sniffing Michelle's neck after she seats her at the table] Oh, golly, you smell good!
Michelle: Thank you. Whatever you're cooking smells good, too.
Billy Pratt: I'd rather smell you.
Michelle: Uhm... Shall we dine?
Billy Pratt: Sam?
Sam McCord: Yes, Billy?
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Sam McCord: Well, how should I know?
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Sam McCord: Oh, where's that whiskey?
Billy Pratt: Sam, do you think George is keeping her over there, you know, against her will?
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Billy Pratt: Gosh, I just don't understand Michelle...
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A quick question that may be more of a rant (but I hope to be enlightened instead).
In F# a string is compatible with Seq such that "abcd" |> Seq.map f will work on a string.
This is a brilliant facility for working with strings, for example to take the first 5 chars from a string:
"abcdef01234567" |> Seq.take 5
Or removing duplicate characters:
"abcdeeeeeee" |> Seq.distinct
The problem being that once you have the char seq result, it becomes extremely awkward to convert this back to a string again, String.concat "" requires that the members are strings, so I end up doing this a lot:
|> Seq.take 5
|> Seq.map string
|> String.concat ""
So much so that I have a function I use in 90% of my projects:
let toString : char seq -> string = Seq.map string >> String.concat ""
I feel this is over the top, but everywhere I look to find an alternative I am met with heinous things like StringBuilder or inlining a lambda and using new:
|> Seq.take 5
|> Seq.toArray
|> fun cs -> new string (cs) (* note you cannot just |> string *)
My (perhaps crazy) expectation that I would like to see in the language is that when Seq is used on string, the type signature from the resulting expression should be string -> string. Meaning, what goes in is what comes out. "abcd" |> Seq.take 3 = "abc".
Is there a reason my expectations of high level string manipulation is mistaken in this case?
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Pop- Pikachu and Charizard cause they're the most popular Pokemon.
Rock- Loudred, it's based off a boombax/amplifier and rock music uses a lot of amplifiers to project the sound of the guitars.
Hip-Hop/Rap - Scraggy and Scrafty cause of their "baggy pants" and they have a gangster like appearance something that is associated with hip-hop/rap music.
Electronic/techno- Rotom. It can take control of electronic devices. If it can take control of a washing machine, I'm sure it use electricity to take control of a synthesizer or turntable. I think there should be a Sound Rotom, shapped like speakers or a phone.
Dubstep- Seismitoad - again the large "speaker like bumps" would be helpful with projecting a lot of bass.
Punk- Again Scraggy and Scrafty - their hoodlum/rebel appearance and the mohawks on their head
Christian rock/worship -Arceus, obviously cause it's like God.
Opera- Jynx , she looks at lot like the stereotypical
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female opera singer, with the breast plates. I also associate Jynx with gospel music cause they also look gospel singers and in the original artwork she had black skin, which is what caused the controversy of Jynx looking a stereotypical "blackface".
Jazz- Swalot and Grumpig .I associate jazz with the colors purple and black and since both of have a black and purple color scheme, I'm reminded of jazz music. And for some reason I picture Swalot playing a double bass.
Screamo- Exploud. It's the Loud Noise Pokemon and it's very wide mouth makes it look like it's screaming.
Country- same as AlexOzzyCake here. Cacturne cause I can imagine it playing banjo and it comes from the dessert which always reminds me of country music and living in the country.
Classical - Gardevoir. It's the long dress thing it wears and how it looks very elegant.
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Hello falks, I'm from Argentina, and I will be w/my family in 20 days. What is the best supermarket to go there ? I mean, the cheapest one !! Thanks a lot
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Hello falks, I'm from Argentina, and I will be w/my family in 20 days. What is the best supermarket to go there ? I mean, the cheapest one !! Thanks a lot
Welcome, Alfcafa! I RARELY have a car on property, so I am most definitely NOT the person to answer your question, but there are loads of folks here that can, and they should be along shortly. For now though, I just wanted to welcome you to the forums and ask you to share a little bit more about your (very quickly) approaching trip! It sounds quite exciting!
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Thanks for your response !!!! We'll spend 10 days in Kisimmee, my kids are really excited to go there. We love Disney and we have to plan this trip for a long time: we are in the bottom of the world:lol:. See you soon !!!!
I`m not sure about the cheapest but we always use either Publix or Walmart, and to be honest I don`t know which one of those is the cheapest.
We tend to use Publix for food items and Walmart for other things and there are several of both of those stores in the Kissimmee area.
Walmart is almost always going to be the cheapest. There are several Walmart Supercenters in the are so you should be able to find just about anything you need
Publix is going up be auth nicer supermarket but I would think more expensive.
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As the others have said, Walmart is normally the cheapest, but food wise I don't think you get such good quality. I use Publix, which I think is the best and also Target.
Love Target! I wish we had a Super Target here but we do not
Another vote for Target and Publix, saying that Walmart isn't bad. We also used to use Winn Dixie sometimes as it was literally round the corner from where we were staying, it's not the cheapest although the fruit was lovely.
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It's the little things in life that can cause the most chaos at home -- until now. These 25 tricks will give you organizational control, just in time for the holidays!
Classic X-shape dividers can do more than store bottles of wine. They're a genius way to store everything from taper candles to rolled linens.
Bonus idea: Post a bulletin board close to your entertaining supplies to pin up recipes and table ideas that might work for your next get-together.
Cabinets with fixed shelves can create dead space. Use that air space to best advantage by storing short highball glasses and stacks of dishes below hanging stemware.
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Make it easier to get ready for your next dinner party by storing napkins, placemats, candles, and more in a vintage drawer (shown), oversize cake pan, or deep serving tray. Keep it tucked away on a shelf, out of the way but ready to grab and go.
Put your walls to work by organizing papers in wall-mount filing racks outfitted with folders.
Optimize efficiency by installing a corkboard, a dry-erase board, and a magnetic calendar above the work surface.
Insert a divided tray or drawer organizer into a desk drawer to sort fasteners and other office supplies. You'll need to choose an organizer that has a bottom (as opposed to the type of bottomless drawer divider used for socks) to keep small items from slipping underneath.
Here's a sneaky little trick for keeping frequently used tools such as rulers, scissors, or tape handy. Simply affix hooks to a desk, cabinet frame, or shelf.
Fill a deep desk drawer with containers of snacks (we used clear-glass cracker jars). Label the lids with dry-erase markers on vinyl-coated paper.
Keep your bills front and center by storing them in a clear-glass jar that refuses to be ignored.
Don't waste time looking for rubber bands and paper clips. Keep them handy and visible by repurposing a sectional dish that once was used for condiments.
Attach a sturdy food-storage bag to the side of a desk to keep stationery ready for your next bout of letter writing.
Tiny little tools benefit from tiny little vessels to keep them organized. Transform colorful plastic ice-cube trays into divided storage containers for paper clips, push pins, and more.
Reuse empty egg cartons, spread-eagled for maximum storage, to hold small items in the sections and larger items in the lid.
Take a tip from the workshop and use magnetic pegboard and small plastic bins to keep sewing and crafts supplies organized.
Bonus tip: Attaching tags to pegboard hooks makes it easy to remember which tool goes where.
Organize all your favorite spools of ribbon by sliding them onto a dowel held in place by brackets.
Clever kitchen cabinets have something to teach your gift-wrapping station. Use a pullout basket to store your bows, loosely stacked, to keep them from getting crushed.
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Women, Reproductive Rights, and HIV/AIDS: Issues on Which Research and Interventions Are Still Needed
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United Nations (UN) agencies now speak about feminization of the HIV/AIDS pandemic because women comprise an increasing proportion of people affected by HIV and AIDS around the world (1). They include girls, women of reproductive age, and post-menopausal women, although most new infections occur in women of childbearing age. By December 2005, it was estimated that 40.3 million people were living with HIV worldwide; of these, 17.5 million were women. The percentages of women among HIV-positive adults aged 15-49 years range from 18% in East Asia to 57% in sub-Saharan Africa; in the latter region, young women aged 15-24 years are at least three times more likely to be HIV-positive than their male peers (2).
A number of factors make women more vulnerable to HIV infection. As is well-known, women are physiologically more susceptible to infection through acts of unprotected sex than men (1). In most societies, large numbers of women are unable to insist on monogamy or consistent condom-use by their male partners due to gender-based imbalances in decision-making between the sexes. Where homosexuality is heavily stigmatized, considerable numbers of men who have sex with men and who marry women to conform to societal expectations do not reveal their homosexual activity to their female partners. This may be because they fear discrimination and violence if their homosexual encounters become known or because they feel that it is none of women's business. In either case, they often do not broach use of condoms with their wives because it could cause suspicion or would prevent them from fathering children (3). Women who engage in sex work due to poverty frequently feel unable to demand use of condoms by clients. Marginalized women, such as female injecting drug users, girls, and women living on the streets who engage in transactional sex, are also often in this position.
Women are much more frequently victimized than men in domestic violence and sexual assaults in all countries of the world (4), placing them at direct risk of HIV infection and unwanted pregnancies as a result of rape. Actual and threatened psychological and physical violence also plays a role in their being unable to use contraceptives, including condoms. Poverty and lack of property rights can prevent women from leaving marriages characterized by domestic and sexual violence (5-6).
These situations, which increase the vulnerability of girls and women to HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), violence, and unwanted pregnancies, clearly indicate that high priority must be given to meeting the reproductive health needs of women. This is particularly the case for women living with HIV since their problems may be exacerbated. For example, it appears that women who disclose their HIV status may risk violence from their partners, families, or social environment (7).
To assess whether attention is indeed being paid to the broader reproductive health needs of women affected by HIV and AIDS, literature reviews were carried out to identify which reproductive health issues appear to be relatively neglected in relation to HIV/AIDS. The reviews showed that these issues included: contraceptive information tailored to the needs of HIV-positive people; voluntary HIV counselling and testing during antenatal care, labour, and delivery; parenting options for HIV-positive people besides pregnancy through unprotected intercourse (i.e. assisted conception and legal adoption or foster care); unwanted pregnancy; and abortion-related care. An additional finding that emerged from the reviews was that stigma and discrimination were frequently cited as barriers to enjoyment of reproductive rights by HIV-positive women.
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In honor of Women's History Month, NETWORK staff, including myself, had the awesome opportunity to attend a reception hosted by Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA)honoring both Women's History Month and change makers in American politics. Sadly, Geraldine Ferraro, who remains one of the biggest trailblazers in American politics, passed away a week before the event. Geraldine Ferraro, the 1984 Democratic vice presidential nominee, led the way for women everywhere to break into the men-only club of politics. The entire evening served as a beautiful tribute to Geraldine Ferraro's life, work and continual efforts to break open the glass ceiling for women everywhere.
That evening, we watched the video of Ferraro's acceptance speech from that historic day in 1984, accompanied by scenes of a convention center filled with individuals clapping and cheering, energized by the knowledge that they were witnessing history in the making. Pelosi's tribute called to mind a quote from Ferraro's acceptance speech at the 1984 convention, "Every one of us is given the gift of life, and what a strange gift it is," Ferraro had said. "If it is preserved jealously and selfishly, it impoverishes and saddens. But if it is spent for others, it enriches and beautifies."
Remembering NETWORK's founding based on the principle of changing unjust systems that perpetuate inequity - along with Geraldine Ferraro's call for a life in service to others - I must bear in mind that we have a long way to go to achieve women's equality. Yes, the women mentioned above have championed women's rights and put far more cracks in the glass ceiling than I will ever realize - and have myself benefited from - but we cannot be fooled into thinking the work for women's equality is over. Last year's national election produced the first decline of elected congresswomen in nearly 30 years - and only seventeen percent of our members of Congress are women.
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The Port of Port Townsend has received a $1.3 million federal grant to begin passenger-ferry service between Port Townsend and Seattle.
The Port of Port Townsend has received a $1.3 million federal grant to begin passenger-ferry service between Port Townsend and Seattle.
Port officials hope to have the ferry operating by 2013.
"I think it's a big deal for bringing visitors in from Seattle," said Christina Pivarnik, Port Townsend marketing director. "Seattle residents love to come to Port Townsend and not have to bring their cars."
She said tourism is a $50 million-a-year industry in Port Townsend.
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Larry Crockett, port executive director, said he was surprised to learn he'd won the federal grant after the port had failed in previous grant applications.
He said the money will be used to build a 49-passenger ferry, which will be privately operated. "This community for the last decade has been beating the ferry drum," Crockett said. "It will be a great amenity for our community."
Unlike other passenger ferries in Puget Sound, this won't target commuters, but tourists. In fact, the earliest it could even dock in Seattle is 10 a.m. because of other competition for the passenger-ferry dock next to Colman Dock.
Riding the boat won't be cheap. Crockett said the port is considering fares from $20 to $25 each way.
A passenger ferry did operate briefly on that route around Christmas in 2007 to help the businesses through the holidays after the state shut down the old car ferries that served Port Townsend.
Crockett said the crossing will take about 75 minutes, much faster than the 2 ½ hours it takes to drive from Seattle to Port Townsend.
While the federal grant will pay for a new ferry, it won't pay operating costs, and that could be a problem, Crockett acknowledged. High fuel cost and low ridership caused a Kingston-Seattle passenger ferry to go out of business, and the new Kingston-Seattle ferry operated by the Port of Kingston still struggles.
Crockett said the boat operator will set the fares and decide whether it's financially viable. He said the boat might just operate during the summer and possibly during the Christmas holidays.
The state, which operates the car ferry from Coupeville to Port Townsend, has no problem with a new passenger ferry. "Since we don't provide passenger-ferry service, we applaud our communities' efforts to provide any service they can," said Marta Coursey, spokeswoman for Washington State Ferries. "We hope they succeed. We all benefit from having more people go to our communities."
John Collins, a Port Townsend port commissioner, said he thinks a new boat could be purchased for about $1 million, and said fuel consumption is critical in trying to make the boat financially viable. Collins said the port envisions a vessel that would be 80 percent tourists and 20 percent commuters.
He said there are no plans to raise taxes to operate the boat.
Port Townsend officials say they particularly hope to attract those coming to Seattle for conventions or to join a cruise ship, where visitors often have an extra day to spend in the area.
Tom Norwalk, president and Chief Executive Officer of Seattle's Convention and Visitors Bureau, has been a big promoter of a Port Townsend ferry.
"When visitors are in the region, they're looking for a day trip, one additional day away in the area, and this gives them a great option … We're pretty excited about it," Norwalk said.
He said the waterfront connection should draw visitors, and the convention bureau will promote it at international meetings.
As for cruise-ship patrons, "this is exactly the kind of thing they would be excited to do," Norwalk said.
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Auditions are held in December of each year. Please see the "Audition Info" tab for a full list of requirements.
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Past President - Steve Barnhill, Evergreen Valley HS
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November 23, 2015
SCCBDA Auditions are right around the corner! Please note that the Application Form must be completed online and printed in order for students to collect the necessary signatures.
See you on Friday, December 11 @ Santa Teresa HS for Auditions!
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Not entirely wiped out RY recorded a before tax Q12009 loss of $1.3 billion on a so called "market risk" adjustment.RY still made $1.0 billion,$0.74 cents per share producing an ROE of 13.8% .For Q12009 RY's EPS was $0.74 and paid a dividend of $0.50.Should RY shareholders prepare for more debt,more preferred or common shares ? For Q22009 RY shareholders can expect much higher loan loss provisions from the Canadian Banking network in response to the tanking Canadian economy.Personal bankruptcies in Canada are skyrocketing and RY's provisions should reflect the worsening trend.When is RY going to be telling shareholders about the status of RY's Pension Liabilities ?
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MONTPELIER Vermont women with extensive knowledge of the arts will be holding a panel discussion on March 12 in the Pavilion auditorium at 109 State St. from noon to 1 p.m. The event will be followed with a reception in the Snelling Room at the Vermont History Museum from 1 to 2 p.m..
The panel, hosted by the Vermont Historical Society and the Vermont Commission on Women, will be introduced by Mickey Myers of the Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville and led by moderator Mara Williams, Curator of the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center.
Panelists for the event include fiber/installation artist Alisa Dworsky, pottery expert Susan Leader, printmaker Carol MacDonald and painter Katharine Montstream.
We are glad to collaborate once again with the Vermont Commission on Women to celebrate Womens History Month, Vermont Historical Society Executive Director Mark Hudson said. We can gain new perspective from our moderator, Mara Williams, who produces powerful exhibits that challenge the status quo while honoring Vermonts artistic legacy.
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May 25, 2016
A judge has awarded $749,000 to the estate of a World War II veteran who lost much of his vision during a surgery at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Jackson.
Charles West died May 8, after the trial, but before the court's ruling, so the damages awarded Monday in the federal lawsuit he filed in U.S. District Court will go to his estate.
U.S. District Judge Tom Lee said West suffered damage to the corneas of both eyes during a 2006 blepharoplasty, a procedure to remove sagging skin between the eyebrow and the eye lid.
West argued damage was caused by a nurse during surgery preparation when a Betadine solution was not properly diluted.
A VA attorney did not immediately respond to a message.
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