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text: Library JournalThis handy, logically organized paperback will help visitors, armchair and actual, to the Gettysburg National Military Park to understand the 466 monuments and 366 tablets that have been erected over the years on the Pennsylvania park's nine square miles. Huntington (Searching for George Gordon Meade: The Forgotten Victor of Gettysburg) arranges his descriptions alphabetically by state (where markers for specific regiments are noted, for example), Alabama to Wisconsin; these are followed by a smaller number of monuments to specific men (Armistead to Zook); monuments to the armies as a whole; and, under "Other," such entries as the Gettysburg Women's Memorial and the Lincoln Address Memorial. Huntington cross-references the listings to positions shown on maps at the back of the book, as well as to GPS coordinates. Each description comes with a small color photograph of the monument or tablet, background on the subject (e.g., that a monument to the 134th New York Infantry "indicates the regiment's position on July 2, when it helped defend East Cemetery Hill against the men of Jubal Early's division") and the date of the piece's dedication. With a "Summary of the Battle" and occasional text boxes with primary-source quotes about engagements. VERDICT Exactly what it intends to be, and sure to be useful for its specific purpose.—Margaret Heilbrun, Library Journal

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On 29-30 October, the 5th EU-Kyrgyzstan Civil Society Seminar (CSS) was held in Osh in south Kyrgyzstan. This year's topic was the 'Prevention of Torture', which is one of the priorities of the EU's human rights policy in Central Asia, and is particularly relevant in the case of Kyrgyzstan after the 2010 ethnic violence.
EU neighbourhood policies have produced few results in the tumultuous South and have been derailed both by Russia's assertiveness and by very uneven local commitment in the East. A thorough review of the EU's approach should be a top priority of the new EU foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, and neighbourhood commissioner Johannes Hahn.
The eighth Ukrainian parliament will be pro-Ukrainian, pro-European and hopefully pro-reform. The composition of the new parliament should enable a strong pro-European majority to carry out promised reforms. These include the fight against corruption, reform of the judiciary and law enforcement agencies, public administration reform and decentralisation, tax reform and business deregulation. Public pressure, also reinforced by civil society activists and journalists within the parliament, will be strong, but trust in the new government will not last for long. Ukraine does not have much time to start changing itself, and the costs of not reforming could become toxic for its statehood.
The challenges – internally and externally – for the new European legislature are numerous. Despite being only a small part of the puzzle, Central Asia should also be on the agenda. Authoritarianism remains on the rise and human rights and democracy are in decline throughout the region.
The Ukraine crisis has exposed Turkey's efforts to avoid direct involvement in Russia-EU tensions. Ankara essentially hovers between gaining economic advantages from cooperation with Moscow and counterbalancing Russian assertiveness in the region. But Turkey's relatively neutral position will not be sustainable if it's vital energy and security interests in the Caucasus are threatened. An alignment of EU-Turkey tactical cooperation and strategic thinking towards the Black Sea region has been distinctly lacking, but Turkish societal links with East European and South Caucasus countries could become an asset for Turkish-EU cooperation.
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(January 9, 2010: Glen Rock, NJ 07452) The Glen Rock Panthers basketball team scored 49 points and restricted the visiting Waldwick/Midland Park Warriors to 21 in the Panthers non-league victory on Saturday.
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I would do what a state law dictates. But if stoped or in a check point in any state i will show it as it should come up on the computer.
In Texas, your CHL is tied to your driver's license, not your vehicle tags. We are required to inform LEO if they approach us in an official capcity, but the state dropped the penalty for not doing so. Just striking up a conversation would not be considered an official capacity.
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The Vikings are in Detroit on Sunday, in a rematch against the team that gave Teddy Bridgewater his first loss as a starter. It offers a pretty good barometer for the progress he's made this season. Bridgewater's first game against Detroit couldn't have gone much worse: 3-of-14 on third down, three interceptions, eight sacks.
Injury Report: McKinnon Doubtful For The Vikings Against The Panthers
The Minnesota Vikings will not have starting running back Jerick McKinnon Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. He has been bothered by a lower back injury that needs a week off to heal. A committee of Matt Asiata (who missed last week's game due to a concussion), Joe Banyard and Ben Tate will get the carries in McKinnon's place. The Vikings have 11 players listed on their injury report and the Panthers have seven players listed on theirs.
Injury Report: Vikings Running Backs Are Getting Banged Up
The Minnesota Vikings are thin on healthy running backs with Matt Asiata out and Jerick McKinnon banged up. McKinnon is expected to play with a lower back issue, but the team claimed Ben Tate off waivers as insurance. Sharrif Floyd's status is the biggest question mark of any injury on the team. He banged knees with a teammate and was held out of practice because of it. The Vikings list 13 players on their injury report and the Green Bay Packers list eight on theirs.
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The Minnesota Vikings fell into a tie for last place in the NFC North Division with a 21-13 loss to the Chicago Bears Sunday at Soldier Field. Teddy Bridgewater threw a touchdown pass to Rhett Ellison in the first quarter, but threw an interception late in the fourth to seal the loss. The best Vikings unit were the special teams, but they were so-so.
Injury Report: Kyle Rudolph Remains On Track To Play Sunday Against The Bears
The Minnesota Vikings remain hopeful that Kyle Rudolph will return to the lineup Sunday against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. He has missed the last seven weeks after having sports hernia surgery following a Week 3 loss to the New Orleans Saints. The Vikings injury report is pretty clean with just one player each listed as non and limited participants in Thursday's practice and two players listed as full participants. The Bears have 10 players listed on their injury report.
Minnesota Vikings Hope To Get Rudolph Back On Sunday
The Minnesota Vikings are hopeful tight end Kyle Rudolph will be able to return after missing five games. He had sports hernia surgery following the team's Week 3 loss to the New Orleans Saints and targeted the Week 11 matchup with the Chicago Bears as his return date. In other news, former Viking Orlando Thomas lost his battle with ALS Sunday and the NFLPA filed a grievance against the NFL to get Adrian Peterson reinstated from the commissioner's exempt list.
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WICHITA — Three dental practices are taking "just a great opportunity" and locating in one new building at 37th and Maize Road, says endodontist Terry Turner.
"This was an opportunity to be with other specialists under one roof, which is unique for Wichita for dental specialists," he says.
The 15,000-square-foot building at 37th and Maize Road will open in July and be roughly divided into thirds for Turner, orthodontists Justin Trimmell and Paul Anders and pediatric dentist Matthew Healy.
Turner is expanding his Professional Endodontics from 1,729 square feet at the Reflection Ridge Office Park at 21st and Ridge to about 4,000 square feet in the new building.
Trimmell & Anders Orthodontics is moving its west Wichita office from Maple and Maize.
This is Healy's first solo practice.
"I've always had a dream of being on my own," he says. "I have a vision of how I want to run a practice."
His Tiny Teeth Pediatric Dentistry will be decorated with children's themes and "really cool stuff."
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Things to do in Long Island + The Hamptons
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Our international team of editors and writers handpick the best things to do in Long Island + The Hamptons to help travelers discover authentic, local experiences. Whether a hidden boutique with handcrafted products, a popular local festival, a bakery with a cult following, or a picnic-worthy park, Travel + Leisure guides the way, providing information and inspiration. From beaches and bars to cultural attractions and up-and-coming neighborhoods, our list will help you make the most of your romantic getaway, family vacation, or trip with friends. Below find Travel + Leisure's top picks for what to do in Long Island + The Hamptons.
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Recap: San Diego vs. Gonzaga
San Diego, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Gonzaga is still in the driver's seat to win the West Coast Conference, but for the second straight game the Bulldogs were denied the chance to lock up the regular season crown.
Johnny Dee had 16 points and Duda Sanadze added 15, as San Diego upended No. 25 Gonzaga, 69-66, Saturday night.
The Bulldogs claimed no worse than a tie for the title last weekend, but then had their title celebration put on hold Thursday when BYU beat Gonzaga, 73-65. Gonzaga still leads BYU and San Francisco each by two games in the conference with two remaining. The Zags play at Pacific and at St. Mary's to conclude the slate.
Jito Kok and Dennis Kramer each totaled nine points for the Toreros (16-14, 7-11 WCC), who snapped an 11-game skid against the Bulldogs. It was San Diego's first win over Gonzaga since March 10, 2008 in the WCC tourney title game.
The Bulldogs (23-6, 13-3) were led by 18 points and 15 rebounds from Sam Dower Jr. Przemek Karnowski added 17 points, but he fouled out with 4:04 left in the game.
Gonzaga was behind as many as 11 points in the second half, but closed within three several times, but couldn't get a key rebound. Sanadze missed a 3- pointer with under two minutes left, but Christopher Anderson came up with the board. That led to two made free throws for Kramer with 1:13 left.
Gonzaga's Kevin Pangos, who was limited to four points, 11 below his average, then had the ball stolen away, but both teams failed on opportunities over the next 53 seconds.
David Stockton's layup had it 66-63 with 20.4 seconds left, and the Toreros then had trouble getting the ball over midcourt and San Diego guard Johnny Dee was forced to call a pair of timeouts. Dee then dribbled the ball off the foot of Gonzaga's Gary Bell Jr. The ball rolled to the other end of the court and was originally awarded to Gonzaga with 3.2 seconds left, but upon review was switched to the Toreros.
Sanadze made one free throw before Stockton drained a 3-pointer with 0.5 seconds left for a 67-66 lead. Sanadze made two from the charity stripe to seal the outcome.
Gonzaga led by as many as eight points in the first half, but trailed 36-34 at the break thanks to Anderson's 3-pointer for the Toreros in the closing seconds.
San Diego widened its lead to 49-38 with 16:06 left following Sanadze's 3- pointer.
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A Preview of Vogue Paris's 90th Anniversary Issue for October 2010, With Lara Stone on the Cover
Lara Stone's Cups Runneth Over on Vogue Paris's 90th Anniversary Issue
>> Carine Roitfeld pulled out all the stops for Vogue Paris's 90th anniversary October issue. The cover features Lara Stone — eyes obscured, breasts not so much. "Vogue Paris has always played the card of audacity," said Roitfeld, adding, "We couldn't do a lukewarm issue."
The issue is 622 pages, 276 of which are ads, and 104 are well wishes from designers around the world. Inspired by the historic nature of Vogue Paris's 75th anniversary issue, Roitfeld mixed together new editorials (shot by Mario Sorrenti, David Sims, Terry Richardson, Steven Klein, Hedi Slimane, who used Ines de la Fressange's 11-year-old daughter as his model, Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, and Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin) with snippets from the Vogue archives, like a 1962 interview with actress Romy Schneider shot by Helmut Newton. Those who pick up the issue in France will be gifted a portfolio of oversize photographs from the nine decades, and Roitfeld plans to celebrate the magazine's 90 years with a costume ball in Paris on Sept. 30. A preview of the issue, below. And speaking of Vogue Paris, newcomer Daphne Groeneveld is rumored to be on the Nov. 2010 cover.
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AMF Norfolk Lanes offers traditional bowling on 60 lanes, with plenty of concourse seating and a service bar. Watch your favorite sports on our flat-screen TVs, challenge your friends to a game of pool or arcade games. Come join one of our various leagues offered for all skill sets and ages or visit us at our on-site Pro Shop available for all your equipment needs. This center is non smoking.
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The perfect way to end your weekend and start your week! Sunday might be the day before Monday, but it's also a day for awesome, affordable fun at AMF. Every Sunday after 3 pm, you can score a great deal on fun-with 2 hours of bowling for $5 per person. Price does not include shoe rental and participation varies by location.


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Smelled old and musty, air conditioner loud, bath tub drain clogged, dirty tiles
I loved the location, cleanliness, friendliness, and breakfast.
Liked everything.
Nice space. living room/kitchenette seperate from bedroom. Hotel near local colleges
hotel currently undergoing renovation, some construction derbris in courtyard
Clean and simple
No real problems. Some decor in the room would be nice but that did not affect my stay
It's right on the beach! Nice pool bar and two pools.
Food was expensive and not that good. I recommend eating off of the island for better selection and prices.Beds in the room were too small.
My family enjoyed the beach. It was steps from our room.
The room was rundown, in disrepair, and filthy. The only positive was that the beach was steps from our room. However, the next day, we stayed in a resort that was also on a beach, had countless more accomodations and better location but cost less.
It was very nice for a 2.5 star hotel. Comfy bed, tv was nice. Clean and updated bathroom. Breakfast was great. Very good experience for a one night business stay
nice room and facility
A little farther from place I was working
The room was large, very comfortable, great mattresses and pillows. aThe staff were all very friendly and cordial.The breakfast was really great. Good scrambled eggs, sausage links very good and excellent coffee. also good orange juice.
The room was very clean. The breakfast bar had a great variety and all items were fresh.
The pool was advertised as 'heated.' It was not. We could not swim due to coolness of water. The front desk staff were kind of aloof.
The pool and beach facility at Lido is perfect
Staff is excellent. Very nice hotel.
Nice staff
First room I had had several roaches in it . Got a room change and looked ok. Woke up at night and had bugs all over the nightstand
Nice hotel, good location quiet and clean. They accommodated our request for early check-in. When booking on line, make sure you follow up with a call if you're bringing a pet. There is no place to indicate that when making reservations.
I liked the hotel, but hotel.com didn't allow anyplace to indicate I was bringing a pet. I had to cancel the first reservation I made because the website indicated pet friendly, but they didn't accept pets.
Room was very clean and comfortable. Samantha at the desk was very helpful.
Elevator is slow and maless horrible noises when it runs. Staff was not thorough in communication with me didn't acknowledge what the incidentals charge per day or follow up appropriately in relation to an inquiry I made.
Staff was friendly
The mattress was hard as a rock.
A pool and everything else you would want for a night or two in a clean room at the lowest price around.
A little far from the beach and attractions, but great for the low price.
The staff was very friendly.
I checked in as a solo traveler. The hotel is old. Pretty creepy. Could hear someone talking in another guest room. I was so creeped out I didn't stay the entire night. Sorry to say, but not a good experience.
It was not bad. It is a good place to stay and cheap.
I found a dead cockroach on the floor.
Everything was just perfect, from the front desks to room from breakfast to location. You won't be disappointed.
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What admission was that? I must have missed it (I looked back through the posts and am not sure which one you are referring to).
Yeah, not sure what that means, especially when one considers that "truly representative democracy" is the last thing the MB wants or supports, as evidenced by their actions (dissolution of congress, constitution, supreme court judges) post election. Again, and not just for hyperbolic purposes, very similar to the Nazis in the early 1930s. They were not the majority, but won power for the most part because they were more dedicated and organized than all the rest (Communists were next in terms or organization). That same dedication (religious fanaticism helps greatly here as racism helped the Nazis) and organization amid chaos is the main reason why the MB took power. As evidenced by the more recent protests, they clearly did not represent the majority.
We differ. Pelosi's statement that they needed "to pass the bill in order to know what was in it away from the fog of the controversy" was enough to offset a lot of things Bachman said. Kind of like saying let's pull the pin on this funny looking thing we found to see how it works.


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Long Island High School teachers took a class on environmental awareness Tuesday, visiting an Amityville Stop & Shop store to learn about techniques for energy efficiency. Videojournalist: Jeff Basinger (July 9, 2013)
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The Macalope took a well-earned day off this week and what do you people do? You blow up the Internet. Not with butts, but with an "Apple fan" criticizing Apple.
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Veterinary Support
Technician Supervisor
Danielle, F
Danielle has been in the veterinary field since 2002 where she started as a kennel tech. Danielle loved working with dogs so much she went to pursue a degree and became a Certified Dog Trainer and Behaviorist from Triple Crown Dog Training Academy in Hutto, TX. Danielle is currently pursuing a degree in nursing at College of the Desert.
When she is not busy tending to the pets at work, she is busy with her family and pets. She also enjoys traveling, tennis, snowboarding, photography; making cupcakes with sprinkles, spending time with her family, and of course, the highlight of her life, being a mom.
Registered Veterinary Technician
Teresa, D
School: Mt. San Antonio
Teresa grew up here in the Coachella Valley where she has always had a love for animals. She started in the veterinary field in 2000. Teresa started school for her R.V.T license in 2005 and completed the program in 2007. She became licensed in 2007 with both her R.V.T and C.V.T licenses. Teresa is expanding her skills and knowledge by taking part in a veterinary technician specialists program focusing on Dentistry. Upon completion, Teresa will be the first V.T.S (Dentistry) in Southern California. From there Teresa hopes to pursue the V.T.S (Emergency and Critical Care).
In her spare Teresa enjoys spending time with her friends and family which includes 3 dogs (Gobbles, Chopper and Dozer), and 5 cats.
Registered Veterinary Technician
Janet, J
Veterinary Tech School: Pierce College
Janet comes to us most recently from VCA Desert Animal Hospital where she was working as a surgery, dental and critical care technician since relocating to the desert in 2007. Janet is originally from Washington State where she attended the Pierce College Veterinary Technology program graduating in 1995 with an Associate Degree in Veterinary Technology. She acquired LVT status in Washington State by passing both the state exam and the national board exam for veterinary technicians and maintains current status. Janet acquired her California RVT status while working at VCA Desert Animal Hospital.
Janet brings with her a broad range of knowledge and experience acquired since beginning her career in the veterinary field in 1989 as a kennel attendant in a mixed animal practice. She has also b en a receptionist and was a veterinary assistant prior to becoming a Registered Veterinary Technician. She owned horses for 20 years prior to moving to the desert and went trail riding whenever she could. Now, in her spare time, Janet enjoys spending time with her husband attending car shows, relaxing with their two cats, Roadrunner and Sammy, and gardening.
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Terri, W
Terri grew up in southern California with a large variety of pets, ranging from dogs and cats to birds, fish, and multiple reptiles. She knew from a young age that she wanted to work with and assist animals.
She began working at a feed, tack and small animal supply store while in high school and was promoted to a managerial position within a year. Two years later she began working at her first veterinary hospital, taking her interest in working with animals to the next level. After a year as a veterinary assistant, she moved to the Coachella Valley where she continued her career at a local veterinary practice, as well as occasional emergency work.
Terri became part of the Valley Animal Medical Center team in May of 2009, where she has worked as a veterinary assistant. Terri completed an intensive online veterinary technician course in December of 2011 and she became a licensed veterinary technician in June 2012. Expanding her skill set and responsibilities is important to her, and allowing her to do more for the animals she cares for and is committed to.
When Terri is not furthering her education or at Valley Animal Medical Center, she is busy as a first time homeowner and enjoying the company of her four large dogs, three cats, 9 foot red tail boa and fish.
Ashley, G
Veterinary Tech School: Pierce College
Ashley became interested in the veterinary field in high school, when she volunteered at a small daytime clinic in her hometown of Twisp, WA.
After that experience, she decided to pursue a career as a veterinary technician and attended Pierce College. Ashley graduated in 2007 with an associate's degree in Veterinary technology and has been working for VCA ever since.
After 5 years of working in Seattle, WA as a licensed veterinary technician, Ashley decided to move back to Palm Desert, where she recently joined Valley bringing her experience in emergency and critical care to our practice.
When she's not working she loves hanging out with friends and family. She also enjoys hiking, camping, fishing and kayaking. She has a 3 year old cat named Lilly.
Veterinary Assistant Supervisor
Yolanda, C
As a little girl Yolanda always showed an interest in animals. She started bringing home stray, injured animals, which her parents were not always too fond of. In her home town she was called the dog healer. Yolanda, at the request of her neighbors, performed burial ceremonies for their fury little friends. As a side job Yolanda walked, bathed and took care of her friends' and family's pets. Yolanda took this love for animals very seriously and became an animal advocate. As an adult she volunteered her time to rescue and rehabilitate ill animals then found them good homes. That passion drove her to get involved with training and showing dogs.
Yolanda joined VCA Valley Animal Hospital in September of 2002. Since coming to VCA VAMC, she has been a receptionist, room nurse, lab technician, veterinary assistant and treatment coordinator. Currently she enjoys the daily challenges as a room nurse/veterinary assistant, she is passionate about and takes great pride in her work, loves the opportunity to work with animals and learn new things.
Yolanda is currently attending College of the Desert, pursing her Associates Degree in Liberal Arts.
Yolanda is very dedicated to her family; she enjoys spending time with her parents, family and friends, loves to cook and go jogging with her dogs Bolo and Jamaica. But her greatest joy is staying at home being a new mommy and spending time with her husband.
Veterinary Assistant
Kim, A
Kimberly has been in the veterinary field for over 20 years. Her love for animals started at a very early age. She grew up on a 10 acre farm located here in Southern California with a menagerie of animals. She moved to the Coachella Valley in her early teen years and soon after she landed her dream job in veterinary medicine and she has been hooked ever since. She has worked in every department of small animal veterinary medicine. She loves all aspects of her job but working one on one with the patients is where her heart is. She is married with three children ages 2, 15 and 21. They have 2 dogs and 4 cats. On her down time she enjoys spending time with her family (fury ones included), snuggling up to read a good book, watch movies, and creating new recipes because her other passion is cooking.
Veterinary Assistant
Patricia, E
Patricia emigrated from Mexico in 2005; her first employment opportunity was with VCA Valley Animal Medical Center Emergency Hospital in the housekeeping department. Patricia didn't stay there long, within six months she was given the opportunity for advancement working with the patients and having the opportunity to learn from the doctors and their assistants.
Thanks to the training she has received here at Valley, she has developed a great respect and love for our patients. She enjoys the work that she does with our emergency and critical care team; every day is an opportunity to learn something new.
Patricia loves to spend time with her three children and her very first pet, their adored Yorkshire Terrier, Andy.
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Arlene, F
Arlene was born and raised in the Coachella Valley. She left for awhile and lived in Texas and Arizona, but realized that this is where her home and heart are. Arlene graduated high school in 1999. Even in high school while everyone else enjoyed their summer breaks, Arlene was busy being a lifeguard. She has a very diverse employment background that includes three years as a pharmacy technician and three years as an early childhood education pre-school teacher, both of which gave her excellent people skills. Arlene came to Valley Animal Medical Center as a receptionist in 2007. Within six months of being in that position, she had exceeded all expectations and at the request of the Medical Director was promoted to the position of room nurse, where she has excelled since. Recognizing her desire to grow and expand her skills, Arlene has once again been promoted to work with the emergency staff and become a veterinary assistant.
Arlene has three amazing sons, ages 12, 11 and 7 years. All of her spare time is devoted to them, whether it's watching them participate in football, baseball, or other community youth sports. Arlene takes an active role in their lives and feels very lucky to have such a wonderful family, a job where she can help animals and continue to improve herself and be part of the Valley team.
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Tanya, H
Tanya has been working for VCA Valley Animal Medical Center since July of 2012. She has over 23 years experience working in the pet health care and pet retail industries. From a very early age she wanted to work with animals and was always the go-to person in her neighborhood for pet sitting. She grew up here in the Coachella Valley and actually worked here at Valley Animal Medical Center from 1998-2000, before moving out to the San Diego area for several years. She has enjoyed having different pets over the years, but now spends much of her time with her little terrier mix, Millie.
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Seth, L
Seth is from the Coachella valley. He has been in the veterinary field for over 10 years. Seth's favorite aspect of veterinary medicine is emergency & critical care, and radiology. In his free time, he enjoys being outdoors, fishing, and spending time with his niece, and nephew. He has a black lab named Sage who has received extensive training as a field trial dog.
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Diana, M
Diana has been a receptionist with VCA Valley Animal Medical Center and Emergency Hospital since 2010. For the first year she enjoyed working with her fellow receptionists and interacting with the clients and patients. She is currently working with our veterinary team in treatment training to become a veterinary assistant. Diana enjoys taking care of our patients
Diana graduated from the Milan Institute, she is a certified Medical Assistant. While studying at Milan Diana's favorite course was phlebotomy and hopes to continue her education in the medical field.
She is married, has two children, Bruce and Dayanara. Her son is very active in sports which are Karate, Soccer, Hockey, Baseball and Basketball. Her daughter is active in Beauty Pageants and was crowned Royal Queen. They also have 5 pets, 3 dogs, Duke, Peanut and Paco, a cat, Kita and a turtle named Lee.
When Diana is not busy with work, sports and beauty pageants Diana enjoys spending quality time shopping. She Loves the latest trends and keeps up with her nails.
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Jose, M
Jose grew up here in the Coachella Valley. He is the middle child in a family of six children. He graduated high school in 2004. Jose worked in food service for a year before realizing he wanted to work with animals. In 2005 he began his employment at Valley Boarding Kennel as a kennel attendant. Jose's natural touch with animals became quickly evident and he was promoted and trained to be a veterinary assistant at Valley Animal Medical Center's Emergency facility in 2006, where he has been employed and appreciated since.
Valley Kennel is home to many of the Border Patrol dogs. With constant exposure to the important work these dogs do, Jose began taking classes in Administration of Justice at College of the Desert. He is hoping to become a member of the Border Patrol. We are proud to have him as part of the team. When Jose isn't working or taking classes, he spends time with his wife, son and sweet, big Rottweiler.
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Jonathan, R
Jonathan has grown up with animals since childhood and always wanted to work with animals. He first started in the veterinary field at VCA All Care Animal Referral Center; he spent 8 months there before moving to the Coachella Valley. Jonathan has been with VCA Valley Animal Medical Center for seven years, he currently works with our emergency and critical care team.
In his free time Jonathan likes to go hiking, fishing, camping, and enjoys the company of his friends and family. He currently has three dogs and two parakeets.
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Juniper, R
Juniper has always loved animals. Growing up, her family bred rabbits, chickens, and lovebirds. Juniper learned to train the lovebirds with simple voice commands and hand signals. Starting at the age of 11, she did pet sitting for friends and neighbors.
Right after high school, she started a Veterinary Assisting program and started working as a kennel assistant. Over the next 5 years she worked as a veterinary assistant and receptionist while earning a degree in Biology.
Juniper decided to take time off to stay home with her children. After 15 years as a stay at home mom, she has returned to veterinary medicine as a Doctor's Assistant and is returning to school to become a Registered Veterinary Technician. Juniper loves spending time with her family, her husband of 18 years, and their 4 children. Together they have 8 pets: A dog named Domino, two cats named Tiger Lily and Charbonet, two Crested Geckos named Lightning and Marmelade, a rabbit named Da Vinci, and two goldfish named Cow and Creamsicle. Juniper also enjoys cooking, camping, and hiking.
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Alberto, S
Veterinary Tech School: University of Ciudad Juarez
Alberto was born and raised in Juarez, Chihuahua. He grew up in a restaurateurs and farm family, on 20 acre propriety full of fruit and nut trees; he liked to spend his free time with the animals his family raised on their farm. Thus began his passion for animals.
After completing high school Albert went on to study agricultural and animal science, he graduated with a technical degree in animal science. Alberto went to the University of Ciudad Juarez where in 1987 he was granted his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. While studying at the University Alberto was an assistant to the doctor instructor in microbiology, pathology and surgery. Since graduation, he has worked in several areas of the veterinary field. After graduating Albert spent the next two years working at a private clinic in Juarez, Mexico.
Alberto became a resident of the United States, where he worked in a small animal practice in El Paso, Texas. Here he learned about the treatment of exotic animals from small birds and rodents to large reptiles and snakes. He continued his education by attending a six months course in the specialization of small animals at the University of Ciudad Juarez.
Alberto moved to California in 1996 after his mother suffered a massive stroke to take care of her with the help of his family. In 2000, Alberto moved to the Coachella Valley, he has spent the past twelve years working at Valley Animal Medical Center and Emergency Hospital working in treatment. Alberto's interests in diagnostics lead him to taking courses in Ultrasound. In 2008, Alberto received his diploma in diagnostic medical sonography of humans and in 2010 he completed a course in advanced ultrasound on small animals.
Someone once asked him, "What is it you like most about your job? Simple he answered, everything, I like to comfort a very ill pet, help calm an aggressive one or talk to the surgeon while assisting them. I like helping in an emergency situation, or taking the best x-ray. Simply, I like everything, but most of all I like taking ultrasounds."
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Yvette, S
Yvette was born and raised in the Coachella Valley. She is a true "desert rat", and graduated from La Quinta High School in 2001. She attended College of the Desert for one year, but found that her gift for working with people was too strong of a calling.
Yvette worked at the JW Marriott Desert Springs for five years. She started as a boat skipper, then moved to the front desk where her people skills allowed her to assist guests, make touring arrangements and engage in concierge activities. Even though Yvette had a lot of diversity and growth in her job, she found that early love of animals tugging at her.
Yvette joined the Valley Animal Medical Center team in 2003, initially starting as a room nurse where all of her people skills came in handy. Her strong organizational skills earned Yvette a promotion to room nurse supervisor. Yvette was cross trained as a veterinary assistant and again promoted to the position of treatment coordinator, a position that has been vital to the care of the many Valley patients and their people. Her job spans almost all areas of the hospital.
Married since 2009, Yvette enjoys spending time with her husband, their beautiful senior dog Kona, and her many friends and family. You can sometimes find her boating or dirt biking...or fostering some of the homeless puppies that come through the hospital. Yvette LOVES puppies!
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Lisa, V
Lisa was born and raised in the Coachella Valley. She's always had a passion for animals. Lisa has always had pets even as a child. In 2006 she started working at a local animal hospital as a kennel technician. After a couple of years as a kennel technician Lisa became a veterinary assistant at another local animal hospital.
Lisa joined VCA Valley Animal Hospital in 2012. When she is not working she enjoys hanging out with friends and family, hiking, listening to music, and most of all spending time with her 2 cats (Lexi & Chester).
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Bianca, D
Veterinary Tech School: Kaplan College Phoenix, Arizona
Bianca has been interested in the veterinary field since her childhood, she's an individual; with a strong passion for animals.
After graduating from high school in 2008, she decided to pursue a career as a veterinary technician and attended Kaplan College in Phoenix, Arizona. Bianca graduated in 2010 with an Associates Degree in Veterinary Technician.
Bianca joined VCA Valley Animal Medical Center in 2013, as a Veterinary Technician Assistant, she is proud of her job in the animal field and would love to advance further.
Bianca loves to spend time with her family and friends, but especially with her adorable poodle mix, Fifi.
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Beth, R
Hello to all pet lovers,
My name is Beth; I am a doctor's assistant here at VCA Valley Animal Medical Center.
I have been here at Valley since 2011. Although I have a medical degree on the human side, working with animals has been my passion since I was a little girl.I got the opportunity to live my dream when I met with a veterinarian here due to my own dog having to come in on an emergency. She saw my love for animals and offered me a chance to come work with an amazing team. When I am not working,
I spend time walking or playing with my daughter as well as my English mastiff Khloe Bug, my spunky Rottweiler D-Soul, and my 3 furry felines. I couldn't imagine my life without my pets who I consider family.
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Amber S
School: University of Cincinnati, B.S. Biology
Amber grew up as a Midwesterner, having the good fortune to be born and raised in Cincinnati, OH. It was pretty clear early on that she was destined to work with animals. By the time she was 8 years old, she was cataloging the different amphibian species found in her grandparents creek and developing a tracking system to make sure she hadn't double counted, and had her first rehabilitation experience on a garter snake at age 10. Amber worked with various animal non-profits throughout high school and had her first intern experience at the Cincinnati Zoo working with a variety of exotics. After school Amber moved to Alaska to volunteer as an Ameri-Corps helping with school programs and running a salmon hatchery. Once her service was completed she moved to Oahu to work with children at a marine lab. Eventually, she grew tired of perfect temperatures and the pristine ocean and found that the mainland was calling her back. Amber moved to the Coachella Valley to work at The Living Desert as an animal keeper and rehabilitator spending nearly 3 years working in the desert heat but loving almost every minute of it. Amber decided to pursue her love for birds but after a stint as a bird specialist at the Houston Zoo she decided that Southern California was truly her home. Amber and her 2 dogs, 2 cats, the tiny bird and her California Desert Tortoise, (named Flip "50 Cents") found their way to VCA VAMC and have loved every minute since.
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Linda was born and raised in the Coachella Valley. When she was a little girl she had always dreamed of working with animals. She graduated from Indio High School in 1997. Linda has grown up around animals. She has been in the field for 10 years now and loves every minute of it. She has been a Customer Service Representative, a Technician and now she is a DA. Linda has been married for 12 years, has 2 children and 3 cats.


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