Lawsuit: Care aide repeatedly burned dementia patient with cigarette A worker at a Hapeville senior care facility used a lit cigarette to burn a woman with dementia on her face and other areas of her body, according to a lawsuit filed this week in Fulton County Superior Court
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A notable holding is a set of Xerox copies of photographs taken by Hans Namuth in 1958, which suggest a day in the life of Richard Diebenkorn, starting at his home in the Berkeley hills, stepping into his studio in the backyard, taking his dog for a walk near the Claremont hotel, driving in their convertible station wagon, and sitting with his wife Phyllis at a bar with the same beadboard wainscotting and floating bookshelves of his Triangle Building studio