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- FUCINO, Italy — With lofty dreams of European unity increasingly grounded by economic woe and the weight of narrow national interests, an array of computer screens here in central Italy blinks with faint signs that — far away in space, at least — Europe’s often quarreling nations can still sometimes find common cause. Connect With Us on Twitter Follow @nytimesworld for international breaking news and headlines. Twitter List: Reporters and Editors Enlarge This Image Nadia Shira Cohen for The New York Times A control room at the Fucino Space Center, where illustrated orbits circle a map of Europe. Ringed by snow-covered mountains on a plateau east of Rome, the Fucino Space Center stands guard over the European Union’s flagship joint project: a satellite navigation system that is years behind schedule, many times over its original budget and unlikely to start operating for at least
- FUCINO, Italy — With lofty dreams of European unity increasingly grounded by economic woe and the weight of narrow national interests, an array of computer screens here in central Italy blinks with faint signs that — far away in space, at least — Europe’s often quarreling nations can still sometimes find common cause. Connect With Us on Twitter Follow @nytimesworld for international breaking news and headlines. Twitter List: Reporters and Editors Enlarge This Image Nadia Shira Cohen for The New York Times A control room at the Fucino Space Center, where illustrated orbits circle a map of Europe. Ringed by snow-covered mountains on a plateau east of Rome, the Fucino Space Center stands guard over the European Union’s flagship joint project: a satellite navigation system that is years behind schedule, many times over its original budget and unlikely to start operating for at least
- FUCINO, Italy — With lofty dreams of European unity increasingly grounded by economic woe and the weight of narrow national interests, an array of computer screens here in central Italy blinks with faint signs that — far away in space, at least — Europe’s often quarreling nations can still sometimes find common cause. Connect With Us on Twitter Follow @nytimesworld for international breaking news and headlines. Twitter List: Reporters and Editors Enlarge This Image Nadia Shira Cohen for The New York Times A control room at the Fucino Space Center, where illustrated orbits circle a map of Europe. Ringed by snow-covered mountains on a plateau east of Rome, the Fucino Space Center stands guard over the European Union’s flagship joint project: a satellite navigation system that is years behind schedule, many times over its original budget and unlikely to start operating for at least
- FUCINO, Italy — With lofty dreams of European unity increasingly grounded by economic woe and the weight of narrow national interests, an array of computer screens here in central Italy blinks with faint signs that — far away in space, at least — Europe’s often quarreling nations can still sometimes find common cause. Connect With Us on Twitter Follow @nytimesworld for international breaking news and headlines. Twitter List: Reporters and Editors Enlarge This Image Nadia Shira Cohen for The New York Times A control room at the Fucino Space Center, where illustrated orbits circle a map of Europe. Ringed by snow-covered mountains on a plateau east of Rome, the Fucino Space Center stands guard over the European Union’s flagship joint project: a satellite navigation system that is years behind schedule, many times over its original budget and unlikely to start operating for at least
- FUCINO, Italy — With lofty dreams of European unity increasingly grounded by economic woe and the weight of narrow national interests, an array of computer screens here in central Italy blinks with faint signs that — far away in space, at least — Europe’s often quarreling nations can still sometimes find common cause. Connect With Us on Twitter Follow @nytimesworld for international breaking news and headlines. Twitter List: Reporters and Editors Enlarge This Image Nadia Shira Cohen for The New York Times A control room at the Fucino Space Center, where illustrated orbits circle a map of Europe. Ringed by snow-covered mountains on a plateau east of Rome, the Fucino Space Center stands guard over the European Union’s flagship joint project: a satellite navigation system that is years behind schedule, many times over its original budget and unlikely to start operating for at least
Marjorie is our Practice Manager. She completed her BA at SDSU in Speech Communications, has been a primary member of our team since 1990, and embraces the daunting task of managing Kensington Veterinary Hospital. She is our resident ‘match maker’, as she has a gift for pairing animals with forever homes. She is active in animal rescue and rehabilitation, and shares her life with her husband, 2 children and many animals, always including some lovely Labradors!
My name is Jackie and I am a Registered Veterinary Technician. I was born in Lima, Ohio, but have spent my whole life in San Diego. I love doing dental procedures and monitoring anesthesia. In my spare time, I hang out with my bunny, dog and cats, and love to be active outside. I love to learn, and am also studying online at the University of Missouri.
Beth is our esteemed front office supervisor, retired navy Chief (23 years service). Beth enjoys kayaking, camping and archery, stained glass work as well as other hand arts (including some amazing cartoons- count on Beth to bring a smile to your face!), is a rock and mineral enthusiast, and excellent finder of very old cookbooks. She is well known and very respected for her deep love of animals, and commitment to providing the best level of service for our clients. She shared her life with her very handsome kitty, Eusi Kima.
Elizabeth has worked in the veterinary field for almost twenty years, and has a deep love of animals. She works nights and weekends with a rescue group she co-founded called “Four Paws Coonhound Rescue and Friends.” There is never a time when she does not have foster animals joining her personal menagerie.