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Breeders in California?
Does anyone have recommendations on reputable German Shepherd breeders in California?
I got my puppy from a breeder in El Cajon... She's not always super easy to deal with personality wise but she's been breeding and been involved in the sports world for over 30 years(she was one of the founding members of the original shutzhund club in San Diego).
It depends on what you're looking for too... Her dogs are generally German showline and working line crosses but she occasionally has all black working line litters. She does ship too if you're not in Southern California.
I have been very happy with my pup from her and there are a few others on this forum that have dogs from her as well. If you're interested I can PM you her information... She does have some litters now I think.
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Can you give a bit of information on what you're looking for? What line (working, show, american, ddr). What type of personality/characteristics?
What are your plans for the dog? Showing, sport, family pet companion? Are you willing to have a puppy shipped from a reputable breeder not in California?
The more information you can give about what you want, the better people here can set you on the track to a good breeder that breeds what you're looking for.
I am looking for a family companion dog as my top priority. I have a 2 year old son and would like a great all around family dog. I am pretty open to all the different lines of the GSD. I really just want a good "fit" for my family. It is important that the dog be sound in temperament and not timid, shy or fear aggressive.
Well I would recommend my breeder for a good 'pet dog'. She also has trained adult dogs from time to time, usually retired breeding females or young females or males that ended up not going into her breeding program. I'm not a mother nor do I know your experience with dogs but I'd be nervous with a puppy and two year old but that's just me! My puppy has been very good and gentle with children though... He's very confident, he's never spooked and he's extremely laid back.
Jackie(the breeder) also stands behind her dogs for life, I've emailed her a few times since I've had my pup and she answered my questions no issues! She's breeding more for healthy well tempered dogs then for show or sport specifically now that's she older and can no longer compete herself in sports.
I PM'd you her info if you wanted to have a look at her website. :) Good luck in your search and I'm sorry if you live in northern California, I'm not familiar with any breeders in that area.
Where in CA, north, south, central?
I am located in Sacramento, CA.
I got my dog from Von Falconer's in Bonny Doon, CA - santa cruz county, about 3 hours south of you. Here are some photos of our girl, 2 1/2 years old.
She is working stock, very large for a female 84-88lbs, the breeder expected her to be more in the 75lb range. Her sister is smaller like that but her brother is huge. If you are interested, I would really speak with someone there about the temperament you want in a dog. They also do training and focus on protection work. Our dog and her sister, seemed to be very high drive, independent dogs, needed a lot of training and work. My dog hated obedience training, all she wanted to do was go on agility equipment. Things are definitely better now that she is older, great with our cats. Fun loving but protective personality. Her brother was very sweet and seemed easier to control. I know two other people in the area that have males from this breeder and they seem to be fine. My husband's friend has 11 year old black make, 125 lbs, very good dog - even around his new baby, but this dog got a two week intensive training course when it was younger. This man also had a female from him that died of cancer when she was 9 or 10 that was more intense than his male.
Also I had an issue in not getting my AKC papers, but everybody else I spoke with has not had an issue with that. Their dogs come with a good, comprehensive booklet about puppy care, training hand signals, commands in different languages, and 4 free training sessions which would be hard since you are far away.
My mother lives in Davis and I've gone there and back in a day.
Thank you, Gretchen! Have you had any health concerns with her? Does she have a strong confident personality?
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters Life!) - Over the next couple of weeks, a new dance and music festival will come to life in the gardens of Copenhagen's Carlsberg Brewery.
At the center of the new Spring Dance festival will be the award-winning Danish Dance Theater -- of which British-born Tim Rushton is artistic director -- and an ambition to create a large international festival.
"Hopefully, within three years I will have developed a MAD festival, a music and dance festival, where I can invite some of these fantastic Nordic musicians and some of the best dancers in the world and make a cultural garden," Rushton told Reuters.
Having the festival in what used to be the private garden of brewer, Carlsberg founder and art patron J.C. Jacobsen (1811-1887), is no coincidence.
Since brewery production was moved outside Copenhagen in 2008, the Valby site has become a mecca for modern dance in the Danish capital.
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U.S. stocks closed lower Thursday, in concert with a plunge in Treasury securities after a poorly received $14 billion auction of 30-year bonds sent interest rates higher.
The stock market's pullback follows recent gains and precedes Thursday's 5:00 p.m. ET release of bank stress test results by the government. Results have been widely leaked in the media. None of the 19 banks tested have failed, seven banks need to boost capital by $65 billion in the next two years, and six won't need additional capital. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the results were helpful.
Traders weighed reports that U.S. weekly initial jobless claims fell 31,000 to 601,000 but continuing claims rose to a record 6,351,000; and first-quarter productivity rose at a more-than-expected 0.8% rate. Consumer credit plunged a record $11.1 billion in March.
Meanwhile, some investors were also nervous about Friday's April nonfarm payrolls report.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said lessons from the financial crisis show the need for strengthening risk management and supervisory procedures in a speech to a Chicago Fed conference Thursday morning.
On Thursday, the 30-stock Dow Jones industrial average finished lower by 102.43 points, or 1.20%, at 8,409.85. The broader S&P 500 index fell 12.14 points, or 1.32%, to 907.39. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index was lower by 42.86 points, or 2.44%, at 1,716.24. On the New York Stock Exchange, 20 stocks were lower in price for every 10 that advanced. Nasdaq breadth was 19-8 negative.
The dollar index fell. Gold futures finished flat. Crude oil futures edged higher.
With so much information already out about the stress test results, stocks may have been in a "buy the rumor, sell the fact" mode Thursday, according to S&P MarketScope.
U.S. bank stress test results will be released to the public at 5:00 p.m. ET, according to the Fed and Treasury joint statement released late Wednesday. That statement also detailed a time line and necessary capital requirements -- "Any bank holding company needing to augment its capital buffer will have until June 8, 2009 to develop a detailed capital plan," according to the Fed, "and until November 9, 2009 to implement that capital plan." Bank holding companies will need to achieve a Tier 1 risk-based ratio of at least 6%, and a Tier 1 Common risk based ratio of at least 4% at the end of 2010."
"Individual bank results of the stress tests have been leaked all week such that the actual report is likely to be a non-event this afternoon," notes Action Economics.
In economic news Thursday, U.S. jobless claims fell 34,000 to 601,000 in the week ended May 2, from 635,000 the prior week (revised from 631,000). The four-week moving average fell to 623,500 from 638,250. Continuing claims continued to surge, however, rising 56,000 to 6,351,000 in the week ended April 25, and another weekly record high.
"While the continuing claims record data may remove some risk appetite from the table, the moderation in the headline data and the better productivity report could help mitigate" the continuing claims news, says S&P senior economist Beth Ann Bovino.
Output per hour in the U.S. nonfarm business sector rose 0.8% (annual rate) in the first quarter, better than the consensus estimate of 0.4%. The rise implies a 3.3% increase in unit labor costs. Productivity remains up a healthy 1.8% from a year ago, with unit labor costs up a moderate 2.4%.
U.S. consumer credit plunged a record $11.1 billion in March, much deeper than expected (median $4.1 billion). It follows a downwardly revised $8.1 billion drop in February (was -$7.5 billion). The March data has maintained the downside trend for consumer credit as the recession and the weakness in the auto sector take a toll. Revolving credit fell $5.4 billion, after a downwardly revised $9.7 billion plunge in February (was -$7.8 billion). Non-revolving credit dropped $5.7 billion.
Fed Chairman Bernanke said lessons from the financial crisis of the last two years show the need for banks, and regulators to strengthen risk management and supervisory procedures. He also noted the importance of monitoring capital levels, as well as liquidity management. He also urged Congress revise provisions of Gramm-Leach-Bliley to ensure supervisors have adequate powers. On compensation matters, he said pay policies should promote the long run health of firms.
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In earnings news, General Motors Corp. (GM) posted a first-quarter adjusted loss per share of $9.66, vs. a $0.67 loss one year earlier, on a 47% revenue drop. Wall Street was looking for an $11.05 loss. The automaker said results reflect continuation of the global economic downturn and lower industry-wide sales volume. But GM noted that losses were partially offset by strong structural cost reduction due to aggressive restructuring efforts.
Cisco Systems (CSCO) reported third-quarter non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.30, vs. $0.38 one year earlier, on a 17% revenue decline. THe company posted $0.23 GAAP EPS. Wall Street was looking for EPS of $0.25. Cisco sees fourth-quarter revenue down 17%-20%.
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Every vehicle must be registered, unless it is exempted under the Highway Safety Code.The Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec issues to the owner or lessee of the vehicle
Veterans can obtain a commemorative plate from the Royal Canadian Legion. Green licence plateA green licence plate can be requested for an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle. The plate holder is entitled to certain privileges such as free access to some ferries and toll bridges (if the vehicle is equipped with a transponder) and the authorization to use carpool lanes. Moving to and out of QuébecA vehicle must be registered in the place where its owner resides. Consequently
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44th Annual CMA Awards: The Show, The Winners
Every year it's a sight to behold, and the 44th Annual CMA Awards definitely didn't disappoint tonight (November 10).
With hosts Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley, the evening was packed full of great music, banter, and plenty of celebrity sightings.
Stars like Taylor Swift, Sugarland, Reba McEntire, Kid Rock, Dierks Bentley, Keith Urban, and Gwyneth Paltrow all took the stage for fabulous performances while Brad Paisley and Miranda Lambert emerged as the big winners.
Additionally, Sheryl Crow and Miss Lambert paid tribute to Loretta Lynn for her amazing career in country music.
The complete list of award winners is:
Entertainer of the Year: Brad Paisley
Female Vocalist of the Year: Miranda Lambert
Male Vocalist of the Year: Blake Shelton
New Artist of the Year: Zac Brown Band
Vocal Group of the Year: Lady Antebellum
Vocal Duo of the Year: Sugarland
Single of the Year: "Need You Now," Lady Antebellum
Album of the Year: Revolution, Miranda Lambert
Song of the Year: "The House That Built Me," Miranda Lambert
Musical Event of the Year: "Hillbilly Bone," Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins
Music Video of the Year: "The House that Built Me," Miranda Lambert
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Dr. James Keeton, vice chancellor for health affairs, Dr. LouAnn Woodward, associate vice chancellor for health affairs, and other UMMC faculty and staff thanked this year's 57 retirees for their service and dedication to the Medical Center during a June 21 ceremony at the Norman C. Nelson Student Union.
Retirees attending the ceremony included, front row from left, Mildred Sanders, Marla Martin, Mary Manasco, Susan Alexander, Deloris Jones, Doris Hubbard, Jeanette Bennett, Iola Bilbrew and Yvonne Britton; middle row from left, Judy Mullins, Lillie Stanton, Odester Taylor, Sharon Washington, Jimmie Wells, Thelma Mallard, Brenda Davis, Maxie Grisby and Nella Hall; and back row from left, Dr. Craig Lobb, Dr. Donald Sittman, Jessie Tucker, Thomas Wiggers, Angela Jones, Dr. Glen Graves, Dr. Rathi Iyer, Dr. Owen "Bev" Evans and Ann Gordon. (Enlarge Image)
Charles E. Holland III of Pontotoc, a Ph.D. candidate in physical therapy, was sworn in as a first lieutenant in the Mississippi Army National Guard during a June 20 ceremony at the Guard's Joint Force Headquarters in Jackson. Holland's wife, Paige, and children Zoe and Noah attended the ceremony.
Holland has been assigned to Company C, 106th Brigade Support Battalion (medical), based in Crystal Springs. He will complete his doctorate at the Medical Center while serving in the Guard.
(Photo courtesy of Public Affairs, Joint Force Headquarters, Mississippi Army National Guard in Jackson).
The Medical Center is proud to acknowledge those employees who will celebrate service anniversaries this week:
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* Dr. Andrew Grady, director of animal lab facilities
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* Christian Woods, nurse care coordinator, University Physicians Pavilion-Neurology Suite A
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* Adrian Davis, nurse, University Hospital Emergency Department
* Meredith Duncan, occupational therapist, Adult Rehabilitation Physical Therapy
* Peggy Hutchinson, patient access specialist, Internal Access-Executive Leadership
* Jeffery Murphy, hospital chaplain, Pastoral Services
* Youguo Xu, scientist, Otolaryngology and Communicative Sciences
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* Elizabeth Bell, administrative assistant, Family Medicine-Minority Health
* Mary Davis, physical therapist, Batson Children's Hospital
* Rose Dawson, unit secretary, Newborn ICU
* Christopher Kelker, patient care technician, 2 South
* Greta Lindsey, surgical tech, University Hospital Surgical Suite
* Ylanda Loving, Epic application coordinator/analyst, Information Systems
* Cherise McIntosh, clinical pharmacy specialist, Jackson Medical Mall Pharmacy Care Clinic
* Natalie Montgomery, pharmacist, Pharmacy
* Erin Perkins, administrative assistant, School of Medicine
* Mary Porter, billing specialist, Central Billing Office
* Stephanie Tanner, inpatient nurse, Newborn ICU
Dr. Dan Brennan, medical director of kidney transplant at Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., will give the University Transplant educational presentation, "Rational Acceptance of Today's Kidneys: Are Your SRTR Outcomes Really at Risk?" from 3-4 p.m. on Thursday, June 27, in room 6A on the sixth floor of the Research Wing.
For more information, call Patricia Freeman at 5-1304 or email her at email@example.com.
Mississippi Blood Services personnel will be at the Grant's Ferry Clinic location from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, June 28, as part of the Medical Center's first of four quarterly blood drives.
All donors will receive an MBS "Road to Life" T-shirt. Identification is required to donate blood.
For more information about the drive at Grant's Ferry, call Rod Simmons at 5-0600.
Sandie Baillargeon, creator of the first certificate course in dental practice management at the University of Toronto, Faculty and Dentistry, will present the seminar, "Dental Practice Management: Leap Off the Business Plateau and Soar to New Heights," from 7:45 a.m.-4:15 p.m. on Friday, July 26, in the Norman C. Nelson Student Union.
Dental hygienists and dental team members are invited. To register, visit http://www.cvent.com/d/zcq610/4W.
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The findings by the NIH and FDA that XMRV is associated with chronic fatigue syndrome has been accepted for publication by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). Release of the article has been blocked by PNAS due to work carried out by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). That study, which was submitted to Retrovirology, failed to find a link between XMRV and CFS. Its publication has also been placed on hold.
Some of the proteins that make up the XMRV virus closely ressemble human proteins that are involved in mitochondrial respiration and energy generation and they are also similar to proteins involved in prostate cancer.The viral proteins are immunogenic, and antibodies against the virus will also target the similar human proteins. Even if the immune system deals with and eliminates the virus, these antibodies will continue meeting the human proteins, sustaining an autoimmune response that keeps on targeting the energy and cancer related areas. This may explain the controversy over the presence and absence of XMRV in different studies. The virus doesn't need to be there, it just needs to have been there.
This has been rejected by Nature, Science, and the European Journal of Immunology where, in all cases, it didn't even make it past the editors !
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ATCA proponents look to open up software features
Motorola's embedded communications computing group, in particular, is touting the adoption of an open-source implementation of the Service Availability Forum's Application Interface Spec.
Motorola's ATCA group, soon to be sold to Emerson Electric, was touting "OpenSAF Foundation as a means of providing a high-availability software environment based on SAF work.
Ericsson, Nokia Siemens Networks and Hewlett-Packard Co. are among the independent third parties supporting OpenSAF.
ATCA and its smaller form-factor cousin, MicroTCA (uTCA), now have a galaxy of higher-layer software and firmware coalitions working in concert for open telecom standards. While the physical-layer ATCA/uTCA standards came from the PCI Industrial Computing Manufacturers Group, the software groups operate semi-autonomously, though all coalitions unite under the Mountain View Alliance.
Among those working with ATCA are: SAF, which defines profiles for high-availability computing; Communications Platform Trade Association, or CP-TA, which helps OEMs define interoperable platforms; Scope Alliance, which analyzes existing profiles and specifications and critiques them for specific telecom applications; and OpenSAF, providing a working implementation of SAF standards.
Asif Naseem, president of SAF and chief operating officer of GoAhead Software Inc., said Motorola's new effort is less a standards body in its own right than a move to shift a high-availability software suite to the open-source community.
"Many software suites could meet SAF standards and be offered as open source and be similar to OpenSAF," Naseem said. "GoAhead could do the same thing if we thought customers would want it."
Brian Carr, strategic marketing manager at Motorola, said the more layers of ATCA support software that are moved to open-source implementations, the richer a support environment will be. Scores of new developers are entering the ATCA community, particularly to develop Advanced Mezzanine Cards used in MicroTCA and in full-size ATCA carrier-cards. But the real growth still seems to be in Europe and Asia.
During an economics panel Wednesday (Oct. 17) at the ACTA Summit here, Bart Stuck, executive chairman of CorEdge Networks Inc., said sluggishness among North American OEMs can be partly blamed on the lack of single large players in telecom equipment that dominate the market the way Huawei dominates in China.
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OxBlue Construction Cameras Now Accessible Through the Procore Technologies Management Software Dashboard(April 30, 2014)
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) April 30, 2014
OxBlue, a leader in the construction camera industry, and Procore Technologies, a leader in cloud-based construction management software, announced today that they have formed a strategic partnership that integrates OxBlue construction cameras into Procores dashboard, making OxBlue Procores exclusive construction camera partner.
Procore has made its reputation in the construction industry based on three goals: making peoples day-to-day tasks easier, improving the way they share project information and finding easier ways to keep them updated on project progress. The companys goal is a simple one thats not often heard in the world of technology: to make construction project management effortless.
We focus energy more on providing simple solutions than massive complex solutions, said Procore CEO Tooey Courtemanche. And thats where the advantage is in Procore. We turn it on, and youre using it.
OxBlue and Procore share the same user-friendly core values. Beyond ease of use, both offer users the freedom of 24/7 access to their systems through their choice of a computer, a smartphone or a tablet.
OxBlues high-resolution construction cameras use wireless cellular technology that allows Procores clients to view images of their construction and design projects in real time, any time they want, from any location with Internet access, using whatever Internet-enabled device they choose.
The key to the performance of every OxBlue construction camera is its intuitive, easy-to-use interface that provides users a global view across every project, with a variety of functions from photos, viewable by date and time, to construction time-lapse movies.
Each camera comes with all required camera hardware, cellular data connections, servers, software and professional time-lapse production expertise in one complete package.
Users can customize their OxBlue construction webcams by choosing either a static or PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) system, a solar power option and high-resolution image quality with 6-, 8-, or 12-MP options.
As an added benefit, each OxBlue construction webcam comes with a professionally produced, high-definition, time-lapse construction movie suitable for use as a powerful public relations tool, as well as a project archival record.
Our shared commitment to delivering user-friendly technology to our clients makes us a good match, said Chandler McCormack, president of OxBlue. We both want our products to deliver a consistently useful and positive experience across all applications for all of our users.
For more information on OxBlue construction cameras, please call OxBlue at (888) 849-2583.
About OxBlue: OxBlue is a leading construction webcam service provider, with hardware, connectivity and expertise across 6 continents and all 50 states. OxBlues construction camera services connect stakeholders on and off the jobsite by improving communication through high-resolution imaging and time-lapse videos. OxBlue serves clients in a variety of industries including numerous Fortune 500 companies and more than 100 of ENRs Top 400 Contractors.
About Procore Technologies, Inc.
Procore Technologies, Inc., founded in 2003, provides cloud-based construction management software to more than 800 clients across the globe. Using its award-winning suite of construction management software, more than 500,000 registered Procore users manage all types of construction projects, including industrial plants, office buildings, apartment buildings, university facilities, retail centers and more. For more information about Procore Technologies, or for a free online demo, visit http://procore.com/.
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Project DescriptionFROM THE ARCHITECTS:
A place to share food, stories and local knowledge, this modern interpretation of the traditional barn typology houses a market café, mercantile store, and meeting space. Sustainability is central to the design, which incorporates a resource efficient prefabricated metal structure, thermally efficient insulated metal panel cladding, and a naturally ventilated interior. Glazed garage doors on two levels open up the interior to the outdoors, connecting occupants to the street life in front, and to the restored creek-side riparian habitat along the building's west facade.
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Thomas M. Flanagan
Areas of Practice
Tulane Law School, J.D., 1989, summa cum laude
- Order of the Coif
- Articles Editor, Tulane Law Review
- Faculty Medal, highest cumulative average
Georgetown University, A.B., 1986, magna cum laude
Judicial Clerkship
Hon. John Minor Wisdom, U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, 1989-90
Thomas Flanagan concentrates his practice in complex business litigation and civil appeals in the state and federal courts of Louisiana. Mr. Flanagan has substantial experience in all aspects of business litigation, including contract claims, unfair trade practices, corporate and shareholder disputes, antitrust suits, securities claims, and health-care disputes. In a 2015 profile, Chambers USA reported on Mr. Flanagan: His peers commend his advocacy skills. One source stated: 'He has a very sincere, likable way about him in front of the jury. He is outstanding.' Another confirmed that he is 'bright, focused and tenacious.'
Mr. Flanagan is a member of the American Law Institute; an adjunct associate professor at Tulane Law School, where he teaches Civil Law Torts; and a Governor of the Bar Association of the Fifth Federal Circuit. He was named the 2015 New Orleans Appellate Practice "Lawyer of the Year" by Best Lawyers in America. Previously, Mr. Flanagan served as the president of the Federal Bar Association—New Orleans Chapter and was as an elected member of the House of Delegates of the Louisiana State Bar Association.
Mr. Flanagan graduated magna cum laude from Georgetown University in 1986. He earned his law degree summa cum laude at Tulane Law School, where he was first in his 1989 graduating class. After law school, he clerked for the Hon. John Minor Wisdom on the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Professional Experience
Recent First-Chair Jury Experience
- Civil District Court, Orleans Parish (2015). Defense of an apartment-complex owner in this negligence case. After a three-day jury trial, the jury allocated only 15% fault to the defendant.
- Middle District of Louisiana (2012). Defense of the former board chairperson in this First Amendment retaliation case. After a three-day jury trial in the Middle District of Louisiana (Baton Rouge), the district judge granted the defense a judgment as a matter of law and dismissed all claims. The U.S. Fifth Circuit affirmed the ruling.
- Eastern District of Louisiana (2012). Representation of an environmental-remediation company in this $18 million federal securities-fraud case arising from the Gulf oil spill. The plaintiffs were former investors. After a two-week trial in the Eastern District of Louisiana (New Orleans), the jury rejected the plaintiffs' claims in their entirety and awarded them nothing. The court then denied the plaintiffs' motion for a new trial and ordered them to pay the defendants over $60,000 in court costs. The U.S. Fifth Circuit affirmed the jury's verdict in its entirety.
- Civil District Court, Orleans Parish (2010). Representation of the plaintiff in this multi-million-dollar business dispute against a larger bank. After a five-day jury trial and a verdict, the case settled on confidential terms.
- Civil District Court, Orleans Parish (2009). Representing local information-technology companies against developers/manufacturers of crime-camera technology. In this high-profile trade secrets/trade practices case, Mr. Flanagan took the lead role in challenging the plaintiffs' trade-secrets claim, which the jury rejected entirely.
Recent Appellate Experience
- Louisiana Supreme Court (2014). Representing the petitioner in an oil-and-gas dispute, obtained the reversal in part of a large judgment based on an option agreement and the resuscitation of the petitioner's reconventional demand against the respondents.
- Louisiana Supreme Court (2014). Representing a plaintiff in a putative class action against a major health insurer, enrolled after the Louisiana Supreme Court granted the insurer's writ application and docketed the case for full review. After oral argument, prevailed in a 5-2 ruling that allowed the insured to sue the health insurer for contract liability arising from an in-network provider's balance-billing.
- U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (2014). Representing a national title insurer, successfully won on summary judgment the dismissal of a venture-capital firm's claim against the title insurer for reimbursement of a $10 million loan balance. The U.S. Fifth Circuit unanimously affirmed the judgment.
- Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal (2014). Representing an injured plaintiff on appeal, defended the lower court's award of $4.66 million in damages. The appellate court unanimously affirmed.
- Louisiana Supreme Court (2012). Representing a public utility company post-judgment in a case of first impression, obtained a unanimous reversal by the Supreme Court of a lower-court opinion construing the Overhead Power Line Safety Act, La. R.S. 45:141–146, in a manner adverse to utility companies' interests.
- U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (2011). Enrolling on appeal to represent the plaintiff, successfully petitioned the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse a summary judgment dismissing a $4 million property-damage claim.
- Louisiana Supreme Court (2010). Representing the defendant subsidiary before the Supreme Court in a serious personal-injury case, successfully defended a divided appeals-court decision dismissing the plaintiff's case.
Other Recent Engagements
- Representing a closely held firm against claims alleging interference with the development of a petrochemical facility.
- Representing businesses accused of violating state antitrust laws and federal RICO statutes.
- Representing the majority shareholder/officer/director of a real estate holding company in a suit alleging breach of fiduciary duty.
- Representing an oilfield-service company in litigation against investors who promised to acquire the company and related assets for more than $10 million.
- Representing, as appellate counsel, an independent mineral-exploration company ordered to pay millions in contract-based damages.
- Representing a law firm in a contractual dispute over a multi-million-dollar legal fee.
- Representing, as local counsel, a national manufacturer of swimming-pool products in multi-district litigation in which the plaintiffs allege antitrust violations.
- Representing a public university in high-profile litigation in which the plaintiffs seek to impose liability on the school for the consequences of off-campus, prohibited hazing activities.
- Representing, as appellate counsel, a Fortune 500 Company in multiple challenges to seven-figure personal-injury judgments.
- Representing a national emergency-room staffing company in antitrust litigation.
- Representing a Medicare Advantage entity in litigation against health-care providers seeking to impose liability for a third party's alleged breach of down-stream service contracts.
Representative Cases
- Olympia Minerals, LLC v. HS Resources, Inc., 2014 WL 5394124 (La. 2014)
- Emigh v. West Calcasieu Cameron Hosp., 145 So. 3d 369 (La. 2014)
- In re West Feliciana Acquisition, L.L.C., 744 F.3d 352 (5th Cir. 2014)
- Sabillon v. Max Specialty Ins. Co., 137 So. 3d 707 (La. App. 4th Cir. 2014)
- Moreno v. Entergy Corp., 105 So. 3d 40 (La. 2012)
- Contogouris v. WestPac Resources, LLC, 2012 WL 3017521 (La. 2012)
- C.R. Pittman Construction Co. v. National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, 453 Fed. Appx. 439 (5th Cir. 2011)
- Moreno v. Entergy Corp., 62 So. 3d 704 (La. 2011)
- Dean v. Entergy Louisiana, LLC, 2010-887 (La. App. 5th Cir. 2010)
- Rainey v. Entergy Gulf States, Inc., 35 So. 3d 215 (La. 2010)
- Stone v. Entergy Services, Inc., 9 So. 3d 193 (La. App. 4th Cir. 2009)
- Benefit Recovery, Inc. v. Donelon, 521 F.3d 326 (5th Cir. 2008)
- Neikirk v. Resource Management, Inc., 983 So. 2d 106 (La. App. 5th Cir. 2008)
- In re Crutcher-Tufts Resources, Inc., 504 F.3d 535 (5th Cir. 2007)
- Abraham v. Richland Parish Hosp. Serv. Dist. 1-B, 938 So. 2d 1163 (La. App. 2d Cir. 2006), writ denied, 948 So. 2d 124 (La. 2007)
- Louisiana Health Service & Indemnity Co. v. Rapides Healthcare System, 461 F.3d 529 (5th Cir. 2006)
- Whitley v. Regional Transit Authority, 913 So. 2d 169 (La. App. 4th Cir. 2005)
- Crutcher v. Tufts, 898 So. 2d 529 (La. App. 4th Cir. 2005)
- BizCapital Business & Industrial Development Corp. v. Union Planters Corp., 884 So. 2d 623 (La. App. 4th Cir. 2004), writ denied,889 So. 2d 267 (La. 2005)
- In re Tufts Oil and Gas-III, 871 So. 2d 476 (La. App. 5th Cir. 2004)
- Royal Street Grocery, Inc. v. Entergy New Orleans, Inc., 811 So. 2d 120 (La. App. 4th Cir. 2002)
- In re Transit Management of Southeast Louisiana, Inc., 311 N.L.R.B. 30 (2000)
- Thornton v. General Motors Corp., 136 F.3d 450 (5th Cir. 1998)
- Production Supply Co. v. Fry Steel, Inc., 74 F.3d 76 (5th Cir. 1996) * Acme Refrigeration Supplies, Inc. v. Acme Refrigeration of Baton Rouge, 961 F. Supp. 936 (E.D. La. 1996)
- Diez v. Daigle, 686 So. 2d 966 (La. App. 4th Cir. 1996)
- IP Timberlands Operating Co., Ltd. v. Denmiss Corp., 657 So. 2d 282 (La. App. 1st Cir. 1995)
- Fayard v. Landry, 651 So. 2d 1370 (La. App. 5th Cir. 1995)
- United States v. Cavin, 39 F.3d 1299 (5th Cir. 1994)
Professional Affiliations
- Tulane Law School, Adjunct Faculty teaching Civil Law Torts (2007–present), Trial Advocacy (2000–06)
- Member, American Law Institute
- Member, Board of Governors of the Bar Association of the Fifth Federal Circuit
- President, Federal Bar Association—New Orleans Chapter (2004–05)
- Member, Tulane Law Review Board of Advisory Editors
- Member, Louisiana State, Federal, and New Orleans Bar Associations
- Member, House of Delegates, Louisiana State Bar Association (2001–07)
- Director, St. Thomas More Catholic Lawyers Association (2003–07)
- Assistant Bar Examiner, Business Entities and Negotiable Instruments (2001-13)
- Director, Tulane/Canal Neighborhood Development Corporation
- Member, Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization, Appellate Practice Advisory Commission
- Co-chair, Louisiana State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Program Committee
News & Recognition
- Best Lawyers in America, Appellate Practice (2008–16), Commercial Litigation (2013-16), Bet-the-Company Litigation (2016)
- Best Lawyers in America, New Orleans Appellate Practice "Lawyer of the Year" (2015)
- Profiled in Chambers & Partners, Louisiana General Commercial Litigation (2014-16)
- Top 50, Louisiana Super Lawyers® (2009–16)
- Top 50, New Orleans Super Lawyers® (2013–16)
- AV® Preeminent Peer Review Rated in Martindale-Hubbell
- Litigation Star, Benchmark Litigation (2016)
- Flanagan Partners LLP – Tier 1 ranking in Appellate Practice, Commercial Litigation, Insurance, and Oil & Gas – U.S. News/Best Lawyers (2013-16)
- Louisiana (1989)
- U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (1990)
- U. S. District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana (1990)
- U. S. District Court, Western District of Louisiana (1990)
- U. S. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana (1990)


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I'm ploughing my way through Shabkars 'Food of the Bodhisvatas' at the moment but I now feel inspired enough to get some books on MT and learn some more about her.
My opinion, as it stands, is that MT's state of 'enlightment' is as close to the descriptions of what constitutes the nature of an Aharant as matters and that she was, at the least, a full blown Bodhisattva I have absolutely no personal doubts.
Selfishness is thus virtualy impossible in my mind as far as MT is concerned.
Indisputably (yes, yes, I know that absolutely nothing actualy ever is ...) adopting a vegan diet and opposing the eating of meat (had she fully understood all the ramifications) would have been a tiny thing in comparison to the other personal sacrifices she made on behalf of the poor.
I'm particularly thinking that if the woman had ever fully seen the causual link between meat eating (particularly in the west) and the poverty where she did her work that she would have spoken with the same passion for veganism as she did for the pro-life cause.
I simply have to to assume, in the abscence of more detailed knowledge, that on the meat eating front MT never fully joined up all the dots, as it were.


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Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Bethlehem
By Mustafa Abu Ganeyeh
BETHLEHEM, West Bank (Reuters Life!) - The birthplace of Jesus is hardly an easy "weekend getaway" spot, but for a taste of how today's Holy Land feels, this hospitable Palestinian town draped over the steep hilltops outside Jerusalem is an essential place to visit.
Most foreigners fly into Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, an hour away from Jerusalem, and enter via Israeli checkpoints into the occupied West Bank. Security remains tight but there is currently no tension to deter the hardy traveler.
Visitors love to come at Christmas, when a crowded Bethlehem celebrates its most famous date at the Church of the Nativity in Manger square. But the town hosts tourists year round. In the summer it's hot. In winter, there can be a veil of snow on the rooftops so warm clothing is advisable.
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The class of 1988: Facing the Demons
There are 68 comments on the The Santa Fe New Mexican story from Dec 27, 2008, titled The class of 1988: Facing the Demons. In it, The Santa Fe New Mexican reports that:Photo: City Councilor Carmichael Dominguez was among the 577 students who graduated from Santa Fe High School in 1988, the last class to graduate from the school before Capital High was built.
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"Shwing batta!"
Since: Dec 08
#1 Dec 27, 2008
John and Jane Zinn. Mhy favorite teacher was Gary Myers also known as Pliers. I was an 88 gal too! Thanks Phaedra, nice to see that someone did something for our reunion.
#2 Dec 27, 2008
No one told me about the reunion.
#3 Dec 27, 2008
Someone will email you, soon.
#5 Dec 28, 2008
I graduated in '81 from SF High/Votech (yes got two diplomas!). Thank you for the essay, brings back great memories. Jane Zinn was one of the teachers name and honestly I don't remember which class she taught, but I always won the quickfire jeopardy-type quizzes - she was the coolest!
As a junior, I took a senior humanities class from a bow-tied (at least in my memory) teacher, who actually wrote his own English textbook.
Many fond memories - rock on Demons!
"You probably already know me."
Since: Sep 08
Santa Fe
#6 Dec 28, 2008
I graduated from SFHS in 1987 and think this was an *interesting* article. I have vivid memories of some of the teachers from that time and from some of the people mentioned from the class of '88.
At the time I was a "Plaza Rat", one of the punk rock kids who maintained good grades, and yet still had the freedom granted to us by our parents to go out and do our own thing.
The '87 reunion happened last year, and although I managed to go to the '86 reunion, mostly to hang out with Missy Wolf and Nathan Duran, I avoided the '87 reunion which was well publicized locally. They even have pictures of it on their own website.
Facebook has sort of taken over these "reunions" these days. As a matter of record, there was an unofficial Brun School reunion at Willie's Bar two days ago where at least 30 people got to be reacquainted with each other. I didn't go, but managed to get back in contact with quite a few people from the mid-eighties due to the people posting pictures and messages on Livejournal, MySpace, and Facebook.
My memnories of the eighties here in Santa Fe are not fond when it came to Santa Fe High. A lot of my friends are now deceased, quite a few are currently in jail or prison, and I wasn't one of the social set that would have gone to a reunion in any case. The police at the time (and one could easily make the case that things never change in this respect) targeted the kids from the high schools as "the enemy" in my opinion. Things have gotten a bit easier in the decades that have come and gone, but in retrospect, even if a well-organized reunion came about, I probably would have passed.
I'm a different person now. I have a life. And while I am interested in what happened to friends of mine like Harmony Teixeira, Damon Glover, or Billy Herbert... If I was friends with them in the first place, the internet allows me to be friends with them and meet up with them on my own terms without having to pay cash to attend some sort of contrived banquet at a nondescript hotel lounge just to see who is balding and who is now selling cars for a living in albuquerque with their 2.9 kids and depressing divorce issues.
Call me a pessimist, but I'm over the 80's... and the 90's...
"You probably already know me."
Since: Sep 08
Santa Fe
#8 Dec 28, 2008
It's not about that either. I recognize how some people might want to relive what equates to the best years of their lives. But I am not one of these people who tends to relive their childhood in that way, or would want to.
My best years are now and in the future. I don't need any sort of validation using a yearbook's photo, or contrived and overpriced reunion to prove anything to anyone... And I'm really against having to hang out with people who treated me badly in the eighties or nineties because it is "expected"...
Since: Sep 08
#9 Dec 28, 2008
My son graduated high school in another city in 1988. I was always impressed by the maturity and brightness exhibited by many of those kids. They were so far ahead of my generation in having a realistic view of the world. The author of this article reflects that, as do many of the comments quoted in the article. One reason I have faith in the future.
Excellent article.
#10 Dec 28, 2008
Good job with the first names! I was trying to think of that myself. I had history wit Mrs. Zinn (and someone else the following year). She was a good teacher.
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#11 Dec 28, 2008
This article qualifies as news? No wonder the sales at the New Mexican are down. And the statements by our city councilor are over the top.. How can a city be more progressive and more racist at the same time? Was he listening to himself? Or is that statement inaccurate reporting?
#12 Dec 28, 2008
• "I would say that SF is not only more populated but more progressive than in the past," wrote Carmichael Dominguez. "Racial tensions seem to be higher and the community is more divided."
How can we be more progressive AND also have higher racial tensions and more division? Does this have to do with the influx of those to the east side and those to the south, and us natives left in the middle?
#13 Dec 28, 2008
What a wonderful article -- unlike the comment that the article was too long and a "waste of Space," I found it nostalgic, bittersweet, thought provoking.
My husband and I graduated in 1966 -- the FIRST class to graduate from the new Santa Fe High facility, having moved mid-year from the downtown campus on Lincoln Avenue. We had 499 graduates.
We have seen many changes and still again, many things have not changed at all.
#14 Dec 28, 2008
Geez, I cannot believe anyone would get a chip on their shoulder over this great story... I'm not from Santa Fe, didn't graduate from SFHS, and only lived in Santa Fe for 5 years (but still live in the periphery)... I thoroughly enjoyed this article, which was well-written with just the right amount of humor. Admittedly on the light side, but reporters need vacations, too, and I'm happy to read a little light-hearted yet well-done piece on people who remember the city from 20 years ago.
Good job, Phaedra!
#15 Dec 28, 2008
Benny, local news like this is about all that keeps some of us reading the New Mexican.
As a grad of the 77 era, we too have never had a reunion, so I'm not really sure what the harp is all about. Every year my friends and I watch all the signs outside our school and never once has 1977 come up. Oh well! Live and let live.
"Hylan" was and is still Hylah Joly. She taught sociology even back in the good old days. I know this because she was and still is one of my favorite teachers. I have a daughter named Hylah after the woman. I love her dearly and to this day we meet for lunch at least once a year, Big Hylah and Little Hylah got a chance to see each other for the 1st time in 5 years at Thanksgiving. And again the world moves on.
When I was in school, Mr. Zinn taught history while Mrs. Zinn taught English and constantly reminded us all the importance of eating breakfast on a daily basis. Oh yes, those were the days. Papa Joe Casados, Bouncer (John) Sena, Robert Vigil were the folks that oversaw our behavior problems. Although deceased now, they too were great people and kept most of us in line. What a group we had.
Thanks for the walk down memory lane.
"Shwing batta!"
Since: Dec 08
#16 Dec 28, 2008
Absolutely! Sometimes readers need a break too. I have to admit, I wouldn't have attended the reunion and I have not kept in contact with even one of my classmates. I have only recently reconnected with a few in my professional capacity,but for one minute I was taken out of the work, economy and any other troubles I have just to remember the innocent and truly fun times in my life.
Maybe because I know all the people that are mentioned in the article makes the story a little different for me. Thank Phaedra.
#17 Dec 28, 2008
i enjoyed the article very much and knew many folks from this graduating class. It is too bad that the town has become more divided, not less. Tolerance is so rare here these days and that is the thing that made SF special back then. Oh well, still a pretty place to live.
#18 Dec 28, 2008
I didn't go to school in Santa Fe, but have lived here for many years. I found the article offered some real insight into Santa Fe's teen culture of the late eighties. I actually enjoyed reading it more than most of the "news" that I usually encounter on a Sunday morning.
#19 Dec 28, 2008
Yo buddy, why don't you walk over to Downtown Subscription from your little casita and by the Times with your latte. Lots of available content out there, and I would say this is about the BEST article that I have read in New Mexican since I stopped my subscription (except Sunday) several months ago.
#20 Dec 28, 2008
is still using AOL he is probably posting from his bedroom in mom's house. Don't assume because he has a sh*tty attitude that he is accomplished enough to afford a nice house or is smart enough read a real newspaper.
Since: Sep 08
Santa Fe 87501
#21 Dec 28, 2008
And here we go again. Always gotta be about us and them. sad
"Shwing batta!"
Since: Dec 08
#22 Dec 28, 2008
Just ignore this troll. He is spreading hate and filth all over this website.
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2016 Season is Underway!
The 2016 season got off to a winning start at Ditchling Rec as the naughty, but elderly, 2nd XI beat Pett CC.
With an average age of 47, Dad's Army showed that experience trumps youth at least once a season.
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