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A Valley City man and two Fargo residents were all treated for minor injuries at Essentia Hospital in Fargo after a Sunday collision on Interstate 29 between the car being driven by the Valley City man and a parked North Dakota State Patrol police interceptor.
According to Highway Patrol Captain Bryan Niewind, the only person not injured in the 4:07 p.m. crash at exit 50 on Interstate 94 northbound was Trooper Joel Liebl.
Injured were Devon Scott Stephens, 19, of Valley City; Mark Cramton, 30, of Fargo; and Kimberly Cramton, 31, of Fargo.
During the early days of the North Dakota Winter Show, it wasn't uncommon for a stray bull to run loose on Main Street in Valley City during the agriculture show. Jim Nelson, chairperson for the rodeo committee, said now that all the livestock for the rodeo are housed at the Winter Show main arena, that isn't a problem anymore — but the event remains just as popular.
Community Supported Agriculture is an idea that has recently taken off in the Barnes County area, allowing consumers to buy local produce directly from the grower.
CSAs operate by selling shares of their products to the public. In the case of Llama Trax Gardens near Valley City, the product is vegetables, fruit, and herbs straight from the garden.
In other words, subscribers pay an up-fron fee to the Hansens, who in turn grow fresh produce which they divide up between subscribers and distribute several times during the growing season.
The following students are seventh-graders who made the first quarter "A" Honor Roll at Valley City Junior High School:
If you didn't gather a thick enough layer of courage to ask your object of affection out on a date, it's not entirely too late. Valentine's Day may have been last Thursday, but Thursdays happen every week, so you get another chance in a few days.
However, let's take a quick look at how some successfully established couples may have met. After all, love can happen any old day (that was in a song, I think), unplanned and surprising.
Does your love story relate to any of the following scenarios?
"We met when I was an exchange student in another country."
Let's play a game called, "What would you do?" I'll be the host and you give the answers but allow me to divulge that by the time you give the answers it will already be too late. Ready? Let's play!


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Michael Sean Winters opines in yesterdays National Catholic Reporter about how the death of the aptly named Paster Jamie Coots from a rattlesnake bite while performing snakehanding rituals on a reality show and his death due to his refusal of treatment and how it relates to the religious liberty cases before the Supreme Court, including the Hobby Lobby case which involves a non-religious employer claiming a religious liberty right to not provide contraceptive care in its insurance policy. You can read the original commentary at http://ncronline.org/blogs/distinctly-catholic/religious-liberty-and-sna.... My opinion has always been before you get into the rights of religious employers (or the religious rights of employers) you need to consider the issue of contraception generally and its context.
The contraception ban was original a ban on involuntary euthanasia by the state in dealing with the mentally handicapped and mentally ill. That was a good idea. Contraception is also deplorable (as is Natural Family Planning) when we resort to it instead of insisting on wages tied to family sizes - and that includes when the Church is employer. Indeed, no Catholic employee would use contraception unless it had to do with maternal health if wages grew by $12,000 a year for each child. All the other Church arguments against contraception are rooted in skewed ideas of science (life begins at Gastrulation, period) and sexual relations between married and unmarried heterosexual couples. None of that has any impact on requiring coverage of contraception - a requirement based not on the fiat of Secretary Sebelius or even the thoughts of Valerie Jarrett in rallying women to Obama electorally - but instead on the recommendations of the Institute of Medicine. Natural law decisions (aside from the weird versions that are based on reason in absence of evidence - sadly what the USCCB and the CDF teach) must be based on science. I trust the Institutes of Medicine over the Vatican and USCCB on medical issues every time. Anyone should - especially if they have a wife, daughter or mother. Anyone who has never had much chance to talk to an OB/GYN needs to just keep their mouths closed on this issue.
Be that as it may, the question is not simply the rights of the religious, especially on Hobby Lobby. Rather, it is the religious liberty rights of employers v. employees. The question of whether the government may constitutionally settle such disputes in law is what is at issue. As a matter of labor law, I would say the government definitely has such an interest - in these cases protecting both the religious libery rights of employees who do not share the religion of their employer or if they are the same religion, those of employees who disagree with their employer on that particular issue (most Catholics).
As for the snake handler, the right to do this practice is an essential practice in their sect. Of course, by cheapening his belief by putting it into a reality show he was gaining fame for his own sake, not witnessing for the Lord. If the Lord does protect snake handlers generally, once they call the Discovery Channel and sell the experience, I would suspect that would be withdrawn. This, however, is between the snake handler and God. There is no role for government in the question.


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A sport that has been around since the Middle Ages, Tennis is a raquet and ball game that can be played either in singles or doubles over five sets (for men) or three sets (for women).
Tennis has evolved into a truly high profile international sport with the top players some of the highest profile sportsman and women in the world earning millions of pound in prize money. In the Olympics however, they play only for medals, like every other athlete.
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Students at the Sun Prairie Nursery School entered a contest that will award $7,500 to the school that gets the most likes on Facebook.
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School officials said a larger budget will go a long way.
"We do very well with what we've been so generously donated from our families, and what we've been able to piece together, but this opportunity would just be tremendous," Sun Prairie Nursery School Program Director Elizabeth Knudten said.
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Line on the left, one cross each: Bioarchaeology of Crucifixion
The Romans practiced crucifixion - literally, "fixed to a cross" - for nearly a millennium. Like death by guillotine in early modern times, crucifixion was a public act, but unlike the swift action of the guillotine, crucifixion involved a long and painful - hence, excruciating - death. So crucifixion was both a deterrent of further crimes and a humiliation of the dying person, who had to spend the last days of his life naked, in full view of any passersby, until he died of dehydration, asphyxiation, infection, or other causes. The Roman orator Cicero noted that "of all punishments, it is the most cruel and most terrifying" and Jewish historian Josephus called it "the most wretched of deaths."
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Originally published on Tue March 13, 2012 7:52 am
Philadelphia hosted the world's oldest and largest indoor flower show this week.
Since 1829, the Philadelphia International Flower Show has attracted gardeners looking for ideas they can try at home. But in an effort to attract more than just gardeners, the show modernized this year.
"We cannot just have exhibits, and [have] people come to look at exhibits. That's old-school," said Drew Becher, the new president of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. "Museums are getting away from that. We have got to be interactive."
When Becher set out to plan the show, he decided he wanted it to be more innovative.
"You will be walking underwater, able to vote on people who win things all on your iPhone," he said.
Their goal? For visitors to "become part of the flower show."
Becher, after all, felt he was competing against 3-D movies, a winning city hockey team, Netflix, cable television — the slew of events and technologies that command our attention these days. The Flower Show, he said, had to be equally arresting.
For this year's show, held between March 4 and March 11, the exposition took on the theme "Hawaii: Islands of Aloha." Visitors entered underneath a crashing wave, frozen in time. Its underside glowed with bit-mapped digital projections of swimming sea turtles and fish, which periodically disappeared to be replaced by a wall of orchids.
After the wave, visitors entered a tropical jungle, thick with palms and ferns. A 35-foot waterfall gushed as hula dancers performed twice an hour. Spotlights swirled; the music was clubby.
It was a dazzling setup, especially to some of the show's first-time visitors.
"This is gorgeous. This takes your breath away when you walk in here," said Ginger Schaeffer, a flower show rookie. "I thought it was just going to be tables of flowers and different things."
Not everyone was a fan, though. Megan Rush and Sam Clements weren't sure if they liked it.
"It's a little overwhelming," Rush said. "It's just plants. We thought there would be more color."
"It feels more like promotion to go to Hawaii on vacation," Clements added.
Over its long history, the Philadelphia International Flower Show has tried to strike a balance between big, showy set-pieces and more down-to-earth gardening ideas that visiting amateurs can replicate at home. In this year's show, there were simple window-box displays hanging from front porches set just a few yards away from a Polynesian rainforest designed by a former Disney World employee.
For the first time, the flower show even provided an attraction for people who couldn't care less about flowers: the Man-Cave.
The Man-Cave was equipped with video golf, beer on tap and upholstered recliners arranged around an enormous television. Many of its denizens were men — most of whom had been brought to the show by wives who wanted to see the flowers.
"My wife pretty much insisted. We brought the whole family for her birthday," said Randy Stahlberger, who sipped a beer while watching the Boston Celtics take on Jeremy Lin and the New York Knicks. "I get to watch a little basketball, and get away from the crowds, take a little break."
Are you looking for a man cave to pound some beers and munch on seven-layer dip and watch sports this weekend? Well, you should probably head to the Philadelphia International Flower Show then. That's the oldest indoor flower show in the world. The flower show, really? Peter Crimmins of member station WHYY explains.
PETER CRIMMINS, BYLINE: Before the flower show opened, tons of dirt and tropical plants were loaded into the massive exhibition hall of the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The man in charge is Drew Becher, and he needs it to be bigger than ever.
DREW BECHER: We cannot just have exhibits and people come and look at exhibits. You know, that's like old school. Museums are getting away from that. You know, we have got to be interactive.
CRIMMINS: Becher is the new president of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. This is only the second flower show under his watch.
BECHER: You're going to be walking under water. You're going to be able to vote on people who win certain things all through your iPhone and really, you know, become a part of the flower show.
CRIMMINS: Becher is competing against 3D movies, a winning city hockey team, Netflix, cable television, all the events and technologies that command your attention. The flower show has to be equally arresting. The theme this year is Hawaii. You enter underneath a crashing wave frozen in time. Its underside glows with bitmapped digital projections of swimming sea turtles and fish. They periodically disappear to be replaced by a wall of orchids.
GINGER SCHAEFFER: I just thought it was just going to be tables with flowers and different things.
CRIMMINS: This is Ginger Schaffer's first time at the Philadelphia Flower Show.
SCHAEFFER: This is gorgeous. This just takes your breath away when you walk in here. It's gorgeous.
CRIMMINS: After the wave, you enter a tropical jungle thick with palms and ferns. A 35-foot waterfall gushes as hula dancers perform every hour and a half. Suddenly, it changes. The spotlights get swirly. The music gets clubby. Megan Rush and Sam Clements are not sure if they like it.
MEGAN RUSH: It's a little overwhelming, I guess. It's like, you know, just more plants, I guess. We thought it would be, like, more color.
SAM CLEMENTS: It feels more like promotion to go to Hawaii on vacation.
CRIMMINS: Over the long history of the Philadelphia International Flower Show, it has always tried to strike a balance between big, showy set pieces and more down-to-earth gardening ideas that visitors can replicate at home. So there are simple window-box displays hanging from front porches a few yards away from a Polynesian rainforest designed by someone who used to work at Disney World.
And for the first time, the flower show even provides an attraction for people who couldn't care less about flowers.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: ...the Bulls and the 76ers to follow on ESPN.
CRIMMINS: The Man-Cave is a place with video golf, beer on tap, and upholstered chairs that recline in front of an enormous television set. There are mostly men here - men whose wives wanted to come to see the flowers.
RANDY STAHLBERGER: Because my wife pretty much insisted. We brought the whole family out for her birthday.
CRIMMINS: Randy Stahlberger is having a beer and watching the Boston Celtics beat the New York Knicks.
STAHLBERGER: I get to watch a little basketball and get away from the crowds. Take a little break.
CRIMMINS: It's all part of the flower show's effort to expand audience. For NPR News, I'm Peter Crimmins in Philadelphia. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Saturday, May 18th, we'll be having our monthly user meeting at the new location (first used last month). The old Ballard Godfathers is dead, no longer in business. Demetre's Pizza & Pasta 14724 15th Ave NE Shoreline We'll be meeting at Demetre's Pizza and will be in the banquet room. Please note that they add a 15% gratuity fee to the menu price for parties in that room, so be aware of that. (Last month we didn't have the room, but a section in the back of the restaurant.) The address is 14724 15th Ave Northeast. This is on 15th NE just north of the Seattle city limit. If you are coming via I-5, either north or south bound, take the 145th NE exit and go east on 145th to 15th NE, turn left on 15th NE, and about half a block on the right (east) side of 15th is where it's located. This is 15th NE in Shorline, just north of the Seattle city limits, not 15th NW in Ballard. Opposite side of the I-5/Aurora corridor, too. If you're coming via bus, routes 78, 377, and 314 stop right in front of the restaurant. Routes 73 and 77 stop at 145th and 15th on the south side of the intersection, about a half block walk north from there to the restaurant. The meeting starts at 2:30 and ends when everybody leaves or at 6:30 if someone else has the room, we can always move out into the main area if that is the case. These are informal meetings, a way to put faces to names, etc. (May 18th... 22 years after the Mt. St. Helens eruption.)
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It seems that DeVeDe versions after 3.18 have this bug when using 12.04.
Reverting to 3.18 works.
I had the same problem after updating to Ubuntu 12.04. The solution is to uncheck the "Use FFMPEG instead of Mencoder" in Edit -> Preferences.
There is a bug report for this, however, there hasn't been done anything about it yet, please click affects me too, if you are affected: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/devede/+bug/1034457
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The parents of murdered 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky have created a memorial fund in their son's name to assist the needy.
Nachman and Itta Kletzky released a statement Thursday urging people to give to charity and think of their son while praying and lighting Shabbat candles.
The statement was issued the day after the Kletzkys emerged from sitting shiva.
"We thank G-d for the nearly nine beautiful years that He entrusted us with Leiby's pure soul," the Kletzkys wrote in their statement. "We are certain that Leiby is now looking down from heaven and blessing us all."
"If tragedy is to ever befall any of you, G-d forbid," the parents continued, "you should be blessed with a community and public as supportive of ours."
The statement said the memorial fund would "channel the lovingkindness shown to us and our dear Leiby toward many, many others in need"
As of 11 a.m. on Friday, the Leiby Kletzky Memorial Fund had raised $143,172 from 3,301 online donors.
Also on Thursday a grand jury indicted 35-year-old Levi Aron on charges of having kidnapped and murdered the Brooklyn boy.
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KidKraft Aspen Table and Chairs Set
The wooden KidKraft Aspen Table and Chairs Set features a classic design which is simple yet stylish enough to work in any playroom or nursery. It features an attractive European design with smooth, rounded corners for extra safety - no sharp edges! This durable table and chairs set is perfect for games, arts and crafts, reading, tea parties and snacking.
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One of the best known retro style microphones has to be the Shure 55SH II which has a heritage that goes back as far as 1939. Shure Brothers started out by selling radio components as a wholesaler in 1925, in downtown Chicago, going on to design and manufacture microphones under their own brand name.
The earliest incarnation of the 55SH design was called the Unidyne 55 which was claimed to be the first single element unidirectional microphone. The single element concept made microphones smaller, less complicated to produce and as a consequence made them more accessible to emerging Rock and Roll artists. In 1951 Shure introduced a smaller updated 55 called the Unidyne 55S which found its way into the hands of none other than Elvis Presley. Unsurprisingly the polished chrome appearance and futuristic styling, made it one of the most identifiable microphones from an era that gave birth to modern popular music employing electronic sound reinforcement and recording practices.
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Finished third in the 500 free at the Tennessee Invitational with a season-best 4:31.34... Placed third in the 1000 free at South Carolina in 9:30.53... Took fifth in the 1000 free at Louisville with a season-best 9:27.54... Earned fifteenth in the 200 free at the Tennessee Invitational for a season-best 1:41.90... Had a season best in the SEC-Prelim. with a time of 1:39.52 in the 200 Freestyle... In the 500 Freestyle, had a season best of 4:25.68 during the SEC-Prelims... Placed 12th in the SEC Championship with a time of 4:26.32 in the 500 Freestyle... Made the B-Cut in the Last Chance meet with a time of 15:17.48 in the 1650 Freestyle
Scored in the 500 and 1000 freestyle against Louisville ... Took second in both the 500 and 1000 freestyle at Kentucky ... Scored in the 1000 freestyle against Virginia, Georgia and Florida ... Finished ninth in the 1650 freestyle at the SEC championships ... Placed 12th in the 500 freestyle at the SEC championships ... Ranks sixth all-time at UT in the 500 freestyle with a 4:21.28 mark ... Fifth all-time at UT in the 1000 freestyle at 9:09.80 ... Ranks third in the Big Orange record books in the 1650 freestyle with a time of 15:05.53
At the SEC Championships, took 12th in the 1650 freestyle and 16th in the 500 Freestyle with season-best times of 15:20.49 and 4:25.60, respectively ... Also at SECs, earned a season best 1:39.60 in the 200 freestyle ... Placed sixth in the 1650 freestyle at the Texas Invite with a time of 15:37.73 ... Earned a season-best 9:23.87 when he placed fourth against Indiana in the 1000 freestyle ... Against Florida, earned third-place in the 1000 freestyle (9:29.56).
Named to eight All-America awards ... Three-time Washington State champion in the 200 and 500 freestyle ... Named Washington State swimmer of the year ... Acted as team-captain his senior year of high school ... Set district record in the 200 and 500 freestyle all four years of high school.
Born Nov. 16, 1988, in Walla Walla, Wash. ... Parents are Mike Jones and Anne North-Jones
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James C Costello et al., A community effort to assess and improve drug sensitivity prediction algorithms Nature BioTechnology, 2014
Meyer, Pablo; Cokelaer, Thomas; Chandran, Deepak; Kim, Kyung Hyuk; Loh, Po-Ru et al.
Network topology and parameter estimation: from experimental design methods to gene regulatory network kinetics using a community based approach BMC Systems Biology vol. 8 (1) p. 13
Robert M Plenge, Jeffrey D Greenberg, Lara M Mangravite, Jonathan M J Derry, Eli A Stahl, Marieke J H Coenen, Anne Barton, Leonid Padyukov, Lars Klareskog, Peter K Gregersen, Xavier Mariette, Larry W Moreland, S Louis Bridges Jr, Niek de Vries, Tom W J Huizinga, Henk-Jan Guchelaar, International Rheumatoid Arthritis Consortium (INTERACT), Stephen H Friend & Gustavo Stolovitzky
Crowdsourcing genetic prediction of clinical utility in the Rheumatoid Arthritis Responder Challenge
Nature Genetics 45,468-469 (2013) doi:10.1038/ng.2623
Bilal E, Dutkowski J, Guinney J, Jang IS, Logsdon BA, et al. (2013)
Improving Breast Cancer Survival Analysis through Competition-Based Multidimensional Modeling.
PLoS Comput Biol 9(5): e1003047. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003047
Pablo Meyer, Geoffrey Siwo, Danny Zeevi, Eilon Sharon, Raquel Norel, DREAM6 Promoter Prediction Consortium, Eran Segal and Gustavo Stolovitzky
Inferring gene expression from ribosomal promoter sequences, a crowdsourcing approach
Genome Res. November 201323: 1928-1937
Margolin, a. a. and Bilal, E.Huang, E. Norman, T. C. and Ottestad, L. and Mecham, B. H. and Sauerwine, B. and Kellen, M. R. and Mangravite, L. M. and Furia, M. D. and Vollan, H. K. M. and Rueda, O. M. and Guinney, J. and Deflaux, N. a. and Hoff, B. and and Schildwachter, X. and Russnes, H. G. and Park, D. and Vang, V. O. and Pirtle, T. and Youseff, L. and Citro, C. and Curtis, C. and Kristensen, V. N. and Hellerstein, J. and Friend, S. H. and Stolovitzky, G. and Aparicio, S. and Caldas, C. and Borresen-Dale, A.-L.
Systematic Analysis of Challenge-Driven Improvements in Molecular Prognostic Models for Breast Cancer.
Science Translational Medicine. 2013 (5) 181
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Cheng, W.-Y. and Yang, T.-H. O. and Anastassiou, D.
Development of a Prognostic Model for Breast Cancer Survival in an Open Challenge Environment.
Science Translational Medicine. 2013 (5) 181
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Biehl M, Bunte K, Schneider P (2013)
Analysis of Flow Cytometry Data by Matrix Relevance Learning Vector Quantization.
PLoS ONE 8(3): e59401. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0059401
Aghaeepour N, Finak G, The FlowCAP Consortium, et al
Critical assessment of automated flow cytometry data analysis techniques.
Nat Methods. 2013 Feb 10. doi: 10.1038/nmeth.2365.
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Weirauch, M. T., Cote, A., Norel, R., Annala, M., Zhao, Y., Riley, T. R., Saez-Rodriguez, J., Cokelaer, T., Vedenko, A., Talukder, S., DREAM5 Consortium, Bussemaker H.J., Morris, Q.D., Bulyk, M,L,Stolovitsky G., Hughes, T.R.
Evaluation of methods for modeling transcription factor sequence specificity. Nature biotechnology, (Jan 2013). Citation Details
R. J. Flassig, S. Heise, K. Sundmacher and S. Klamt
An effective framework for reconstructing gene regulatory networks from genetical genomics data
Bioinformatics (2013) 29 (2): 246-254.doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/bts679
Steiert, Bernhard; Raue, Andreas; Timmer, Jens; Kreutz, Clemens (2012)
Experimental design for parameter estimation of gene regulatory networks.
PloS ONE vol. 7 (7), e40052, 2012. Citations details
Ackermann, Marit and Clément-Ziza, Mathieu and Michaelson, Jacob J. and Beyer, Andreas
Teamwork: Improved eQTL Mapping Using Combinations of Machine Learning Methods.
PLoS ONE, 7(7), e40916, 2012.Citation details
Marbach, D. and Costello, J.C. and Kueffner R. and Vega, N.D. and Prill, R.J. and Camacho, D.M. and Allison, K.R. and the DREAM5 Consortium and Kellis, M. and Collins J.J. and Stolovitzky, G.
Wisdom of crowds for robust gene network inference.
Nature Methods (in press).
Kueffner, R. and Petri, T. and Tavakkolkhah, P. and Windhager, L. and Zimmer, R.
Inferring gene regulatory networks by ANOVA.
Bioinformatics, 28(10),1376-1382, 2012.
Barbarini, N. and Tiengo A. and Bellazzi, R.
Prediction of peptide reactivity with human IVIg through a knowledge-based approach.
PloS one,6(8),e23616,2012. Citations Details
Prill, R.J. and Saez-rodriguez, J. and Alexopoulos, L.G. and Sorger, P.K. and Stolovitzky, G. Crowdsourcing network inference: the DREAM predictive signaling network challenge.
Science signaling,4(189),mr7,2011. Citations Details
Ellis, J.J. and Kobe, B.
Predicting protein kinase specificity: Predikin update and performance in the DREAM4 challenge.
PloS one,6(7),e21169,2011.Citations Details
Loh, P-R. Tucker, G. and Berger, B.
Phenotype Prediction Using Regularized Regression on Genetic Data in the DREAM5 Systems Genetics B Challenge
PLoS ONE,6(12),e29095,2011. Citations Details
Gustafsson, M. and Hörnquist, M.
Gene expression prediction by soft integration and the elastic net-best performance of the DREAM3 gene expression challenge.
PloS one, 5(2),e9134,2010. Citations Details
Ruan, J.
A top-performing algorithm for the DREAM3 gene expression prediction challenge.
PloS one, 5(2),e8944,2010 Citations Details
Guex, N. Migliavacca, E. and Xenarios, I.
Multiple imputations applied to the DREAM3 phosphoproteomics challenge: a winning strategy.
PloS one, 5(1),e8012, 2010, Citations Details
Madar, A. and Greenfield, A. and Vanden-eijnden, E. and Bonneau, R.
DREAM3: network inference using dynamic context likelihood of relatedness and the inferelator.
PloS ONE, 5(3),e9803,2010.Citations Details
Clarke, N.D. and Bourque, G.
Success in the DREAM3 signaling response challenge using simple weighted-average imputation: lessons for community-wide experiments in systems biology.
PloS ONE, 5(1),e8417,2010.Citations Details
Prill, R.J. and Marbach, D. Saez-rodriguez, J. and Sorger, P.K. and Alexopoulos, L.G. and Xue, X. and Clarke, N.D. and Altan-bonnet, G. and Stolovitzky, G.
Towards a rigorous assessment of systems biology models: the DREAM3 challenges.
PloS ONE, 5(2),e9202,2010. Citations Details.
Menéndez, P. and Kourmpetis, Y.A.I. and Ter Braak, C.J.F. Van Eeuwijk, F.A.
Gene regulatory networks from multifactorial perturbations using Graphical Lasso: application to the DREAM4 challenge.
PloS ONE, 5(12),e14147,2010. Citations Details
Greenfield, Alex and Madar, Aviv and Ostrer, Harry and Bonneau, Richard,
DREAM4: Combining genetic and dynamic information to identify biological networks and dynamical models.
PloS ONE,5,(10,),e13397,2010. Citations Details
Hong, Seungpyo and Chung, Taesu and Kim, Dongsup,
SH3 domain-peptide binding energy calculations based on structural ensemble and multiple peptide templates.,
PloS ONE, 5,(9,),e12654,2010.Citations Details
Pinna, Andrea and Soranzo, Nicola and de la Fuente, Alberto,
From knockouts to networks: establishing direct cause-effect relationships through graph analysis.
PloS ONE, 5,(10,),e12912,2010. Citations Details
Huynh-Thu, Vâan Anh and Irrthum, Alexandre and Wehenkel, Louis and Geurts, Pierre,
Inferring regulatory networks from expression data using tree-based methods.
PloS ONE, 5,(9,),10,2010. Citations Details
Küuffner, Robert and Petri, Tobias and Windhager, Lukas and Zimmer, Ralf,
Petri Nets with Fuzzy Logic (PNFL): reverse engineering and parametrization.
PloS ONE, 5,(9,),10,2010. Citations Details
Zaslavsky, Elena and Bradley, Philip and Yanover, Chen,
Inferring PDZ domain multi-mutant binding preferences from single-mutant data.
PloS ONE, 5,(9,),e12787,2010.Citations Details
Yip, Kevin Y and Alexander, Roger P and Yan, Koon-Kiu and Gerstein, Mark,
Improved reconstruction of in silico gene regulatory networks by integrating knockout and perturbation data.
PloS ONE,5,(1,),e8121,2010. Citations Details
Eduati, Federica and Corradin, Alberto and Di Camillo, Barbara and Toffolo, Gianna,
A Boolean approach to linear prediction for signaling network modeling.
PloS ONE, 5,(9,),6, 2010.Citations Details
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
Volume 1158, The Challenges of Systems Biology Community Efforts to Harness Biological Complexity,Pages ix–xii, 1–316
Stolovitzky, G. and Kahlem, P. and Califano, A. Preface. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),ix--xii,2009.Citations Details.
Krallinger, M. and Rojas, A.M. and Valencia, A.
Creating Reference Datasets for Systems Biology Applications Using Text Mining
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),14--28,2009. Citations Details
Adler, P. and Peterson, H. and Agius, P. and Reimand, J. and Vilo, J.
Ranking Genes by Their Co-expression to Subsets of Pathway Members
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),1-13,2009.Citations Details
Lemmens, K. and De Bie, T. and Dhollander, T. and Monsieurs, P. and De Moor, B. and Collado-Vides, J. and Engelen, K. and Marchal, K.
The Condition-Dependent Transcriptional Network in Escherichia coli
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),29--35,2009. Citations Details
Michoel, T. and De Smet, R. and Joshi, A. and Marchal, K. and de Peer, Y.
Reverse-Engineering Transcriptional Modules from Gene Expression Data
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),36--43,2009.Citations Details
Lipshtat, A. and Neves, S. R and Iyengar, R.
Specification of Spatial Relationships in Directed Graphs of Cell Signaling Networks
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),44--56,2009.Citations Details
Hoffmann, S. and Holzhutter, H.G.
Uncovering Metabolic Objectives Pursued by Changes of Enzyme Levels
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),57--70,2009.Citations Details
Gowda, T. and Vrudhula, S. and Kim, S.
Modeling of Gene Regulatory Network Dynamics Using Threshold Logic
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),71--81,2009.Citations Details
Gong, Y. and Zhang, Z.
Global Robustness and Identifiability of Random, Scale-Free, and Small-World Networks
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),82--92,2009.Citations Details
Yoo, C. and Brilz, E. M.
The Five-Gene-Network Data Analysis with Local Causal Discovery Algorithm Using Causal Bayesian Networks
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),93--101,2009.Citations Details
Marbach, D. and Mattiussi, C. and Floreano, D.
Combining Multiple Results of a Reverse-Engineering Algorithm: Application to the DREAM Five-Gene Network Challenge
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),102--113,2009.Citations Details
Parisi, F. and Koeppl, H. and Naef, F.
Network Inference by Combining Biologically Motivated Regulatory Constraints with Penalized Regression
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),114--124,2009.Citations Details
Di Camillo, B. and Toffolo, G. and Cobelli, C.
A Gene Network Simulator to Assess Reverse Engineering Algorithms
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),125--142,2009.Citations Details
Taylor, R. C. and Singhal, M. and Weller, J. and Khoshnevis, S. and Shi, L. and McDermott, J.
A Network Inference Workflow Applied to Virulence-Related Processes in Salmonella typhimurium
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),143--158,2009.Citations Details
Stolovitzky, G and Prill, R. J and Califano, A.
Lessons from the DREAM2 Challenges.
Annals Of The New York Academy Of Sciences,1158(1),159--195,2009.Citations Details
Lee, W. H. and Narang, V. and Xu, H. and Lin, F. and Chin, K. C. and Sung, W. K.
DREAM2 Challenge
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),196--204,2009.Citations Details
Nykter, M. and Lahdesmaki, H. and Rust, A. and Thorsson, V. and Shmulevich, I.
A Data Integration Framework for Prediction of Transcription Factor Targets
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),205--214,2009.Citations Details
Vega, V.B. and Woo, X.Y. and Hamidi, H. and Yeo, H. C. and Yeo, Z. X. and Bourque, G. and Clarke, N.D.
Inferring Direct Regulatory Targets of a Transcription Factor in the DREAM2 Challenge
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),215--223,2009.Citations Details
Chua, H.N. and Hugo, W. and Liu, G. and Li, X. and Wong, L. and Ng, S-K
A Probabilistic Graph-Theoretic Approach to Integrate Multiple Predictions for the Protein–Protein Subnetwork Prediction Challenge
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),224--233,2009.Citations Details
Marbach, D. and Mattiussi, C. and Floreano, D.
Replaying the Evolutionary Tape: Biomimetic Reverse Engineering of Gene Networks
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),234--245,2009.Citations Details
Baralla, A. and Mentzen, W. I. and De La Fuente, A.
Inferring Gene Networks: Dream or Nightmare?
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),246--256,2009.Citations Details
Lauria, M. and Iorio, F. and Di Bernardo, D.
NIRest: A Tool for Gene Network and Mode of Action Inference
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),257--264,2009.Citations Details
Gustafsson, M. and Hörnquist, M. and Lundström, J. and Björkegren, J. and Tegnér, Jesper
Reverse Engineering of Gene Networks with LASSO and Nonlinear Basis Functions
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),265--275,2009.Citations Details
Gowda, T. and Vrudhula, S. and Kim, S.
Prediction of Pairwise Gene Interaction Using Threshold Logic
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),276--286,2009.Citations Details
Scheinine, A. and Mentzen, W. I. and Fotia, G. and Pieroni, E. and Maggio, F. and Mancosu, G. and De La Fuente, A.
Inferring Gene Networks: Dream or Nightmare?
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),287--301,2009.Citations Details
Watkinson, J. and Liang, K-C and Wang, X. and Zheng, T. and Anastassiou, D.
Inference of Regulatory Gene Interactions from Expression Data Using Three-Way Mutual Information
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1158(1),302--313,2009.Citations Details
Bhadra, S. and Bhattacharyya, C. and Chandra, N.R. and Mian, I.S.
A linear programming approach for estimating the structure of a sparse linear genetic network from transcript profiling data.
Algorithms for Molecular Biology,24; 4:5, Feb. 2009.Citations Details
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
Volume 1115, The Challenges of Systems Biology Community Efforts to Harness Biological Complexity,Pages ix–xii, 1–316
Stolovitzky, G. and Monroe, D. and Califano, A.
Dialogue on Reverse-Engineering Assessment and Methods.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,1115(1),1--22,2007. Citations Details
Stolovitzky, G. and Califano, A.
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A bipartisan group of U.S. senators asked Cuban President Raul Castro to release jailed American contractor Alan Gross.
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"Mr. Gross's ongoing detention in your country presents a major obstacle to any further actions to improve our bilateral relations," said the letter, which was dated Sept. 24.
Gross, 63, of Potomac, Md., was sentenced last year to 15 years in prison for "crimes against the state." He was arrested in 2009 for allegedly bringing satellite phones and computer equipment to members of Cuba's Jewish community.
Earlier this month, a Cuban Foreign Ministry official rejected claims by Gross' wife, Judy, that he was in ill health and said Cuba was willing to negotiate his release with U.S. officials.
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Los Angeles Flower District California Flower Mall petallers give inside tips to save up to 70% off retail prices on red long stemmed Valentine's roses and flower gifts. Valentine's Day inspires the heaviest demand for red long-stemmed roses, and several rosebuds must be sacrificed to create a single long-stemmed rose.
"Factors that affect red long stemmed Valentine's rose prices are a simple case of supply and demand," said Hilda Jimenez, California Flower Mall Operations Manager. "After the Christmas and Dia de Guadalupe season demand for red roses is filled, growers need 50-70 days to produce enough roses for Valentine's Day. Winter's shorter daylight hours and higher energy costs hamper efforts to grow large rose crops and inclement weather often severely impacts rose production and delivery."
"A dozen red long stemmed Valentine's roses arrangement will retail in some parts of Los Angeles for $90 - $125 delivered. Nationally, a Society of American Florists 2012 poll showed florists charged on average $80 for a dozen arranged long stemmed red roses."
In 2012, the on average lowest price at California Flower Mall for a dozen long stemmed red roses was $36, said Gersain Bustos, Owner of Growers Direct. He offered these tips for getting deep discounts on Valentine's roses and working around holiday price demands:
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Over the last 30 years, the Peconic Land Trust has worked to develop a series of tools and partnerships with one goal in mind — preservation of the farmland which has shaped the life and character of the East End for generations.
This weekend, the Peconic Land Trust celebrates 30 years with "Through Farms and Fields" its annual fundraising luncheon held at farm settings around the East End. This year's event will be hosted by the Salm Family at The Port of Missing Men estate in North Sea.
Since the Land Trust's inception in 1983, more than 10,000 acres of farmland have been protected from development in the area. Among them is the 30 acre Quail Hill Farm in Amagansett, the CSA which was established back in 1990 on land donated to the Trust by Deborah Ann Light and, more recently, more than 100 acres of the historic Sylvester Manor property on Shelter Island.
Those are some pretty impressive stats for an organization founded by a young man who's vision was based on what he literally saw going on next door. Earlier this week, that man, John v.H. Halsey, looked back at the history of the organization he founded on the East End back in 1983.
Though his family didn't farm, Halsey, who grew up in Southampton, developed a great appreciation for farmers during high school when he worked on the Water Mill potato farm of another Halsey — Charlton.
"Having not grown up on a farming family, I admired the ingenuity, the practicality, the independence of farmers and their ability to do so much beyond what you would think," recalls Halsey. "I carried irrigation pipe across fields, learned how to shingle a building, how to paint an interior and rudimentary plumbing."
Halsey also came to appreciate the growing and harvesting cycle of crops and the vital role farmers played in the lifeblood of the East End.
"At that point in my life it was eye opening and made a big impression on me," says Halsey.
Though he went on to Dartmouth College and moved to San Francisco where he worked for the Legal Aid Society and furthered his education at the Berkeley School of Social Welfare, it was a visit home which sealed his future — and that of the East End's farmers as well.
"In 1980, I came home to see that the farm next had a for sale sign on it. The family said they had to sell the farm to pay the federal inheritance tax," says Halsey. "I was 28-years-old and inheritance tax was the last thing on my mind. But I found it shocking that a 10th generation farm had to be sold."
Halsey explains it really came down to the way tax law was written at the time and the fact that heirs paied taxes based on the "highest and best use" of the land.
"Though it was a farm, it's the development potential that's taxed," explains Halsey. "If you're a potato farmer, you're not making that kind of money — so you're land rich and cash poor."
The issue really began in the 1970s when there was a huge appreciation of land values on the East End as more people built second homes. While inheritance taxes had not been unduly burdensome for previous generations, it became insurmountable when the increased popularity of the South Fork began driving up land prices.
Because of his experiences on the West Coast, Halsey was aware of how land trusts work and began to explore ways to create one here.
"In 1982, the Land Trust Exchange was created by the president's executive director. It recognized the need and to ensure people knew what they were doing, created a national exchange to provide information to new organizations starting up."
"That was founded a year before Peconic Land Trust and I was able to tap into that as well," he says.
Also instrumental was the creation of PDR's (Purchase of Development Rights) which Suffolk County Executive John Klein instituted in 1974. These were the first PDRs in the country and were used to remove the development potential from farmland, thereby lowering the value for estate tax purposes while allowing the land to continue to be farmed.
Other tools added over the years include things like gifts of conservation easements. Halsey notes that in 30 years, the Land Trust has put together some 500 projects and no two are the same.
"The land is different and the motivation of people is different and sometimes complicated," he says. "There can be multiple owners and families and people with different goals, needs and circumstances. And before you can do anything, you have to tease all those out so you can come up with a plan, a strategy that will meet the owner's need."
He notes a big hurdle has been convincing farmers the process is one that can help them. He believes it all goes back to the independence of farmers.
"When I spoke to the family next door, I asked if there were PDRs on the land," recalls Halsey. "They said, 'The government created this problem, why would we go to the government for a solution?'"
Instead, the family hired an attorney from Westchester County to help sell the farm for development. In the end, notes Halsey, it took five years for the deal to come through and the family paid a huge penalty on the inheritance tax they owed.
When it comes to finding ways to protect farmland, Halsey notes the process is never done nor fully perfected. The challenges now, he adds, include helping younger farmers own, rather than lease, their land and ensuring protected farmland doesn't lie fallow or get swallowed up by other uses.
"We've come up with a good set of additional restrictions over the years that deter people from buying this land as a lawn, or some other amenity to development," he says. "We also want young farmers to stick around and have as much security as possible. It makes them better stewards. If you're on a year to year lease, do you invest in practices that cost money on land you don't own?"
"In some respects, things are just the same, but 30 years ago, there wasn't this problem of affordability of protected farmland there is today," adds Halsey who points to the recently preserved 20 acre Smith property on Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton as a recent success.
"The tools are the same, but we're tweaking the tools and making them work with today's issues."
"Through Farms and Fields" is at noon Sunday, August 4 at The Port of Missing Men in North Sea. The event honors Peter Salm and the conservation legacy of the Salm family and the Louis Bacon family. Master of Ceremonies is Chuck Scarborough. Tickets are $350 and available at 283-3195 ext. 19.


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Tiny Goes Off!!! Mayweather Apologizes To Tiny…Tiny & Mayweather Set The Record Straight!
I know Tameka "Tiny" Harris is tired of seeing her name in the tabloids. She's not going to have any cheating rumors associated with her name because she has been NOTHING but loyal to Mr. Clifford Harris, who apparently is going through some kind of mid-life gangsta & cheating crisis. The rumors that suggest the fight between T.I. and Floyd Mayweather is over Tiny can be further from the truth. Tiny and Floyd are just friends, and NO ONE knows WTH is wrong with T.I, but Tiny will not be taking the fall for his delusional jealousy:
I ain't put that n***a in s**t!! U see that n***a in the media with different b***hes don't come at me with that s**t about no pix with a friend…f**k u & who ever feel like u!!!! n***a u should be asking why I put up with him!!! F**kutambout!!! U been seeing him in the net time after time on f**k s**t!!! So f**k u h*e & how u feel! I can shove that respect up yo a**!!!
We already know the fight isn't actually over Tiny or caused by Tiny, meaning Tiny didn't do anything inappropriate to initiate the fight. But we also know T.I. and his jealous rage for Tiny is what fueled this unnecessary attack *cause it's all in his head*…
Floyd Mayweather also apologizes to Tiny for his comments during the fight, and he sets the record straight as well (below).Read More
T.I. Swings On Mayweather In Huge Fatburger Fight, But The Winner Is TINY…Ding Ding Ding!!!
Can't take off this Memorial Day morning because T.I., once again, is trying to go back to jail, and Floyd Mayweather, once again is being messy with someone's girl, or should I say ex-girl. *shrugs* No one know what's going on with Tiny and T.I., but here's yet another public sign of trouble with the couple.
Rumors are circulating that the fight is over Tiny, considering the fact that Floyd Mayweather yells out, "Control you bish," I'll say that's about right. Apparently this photo below of Tiny hanging with Floyd Mayweather's daughter on Instagram set off the pint size rapper:
…And so T.I. tries to punch Floyd Mayweather, and the rest is TMZ history. Check out this insane fight video below. No bottle tossing here, they're tossing chairs. What's really wrong with T.I. these days, first the police with The Game, then Apollo Nida, and now this…Read More
Lil Mo Visits The Breakfast Club & Talks About Estranged Husband, Relationship With Kelly Price & More. . .
It's always a memorable time when Lil Mo stops by Power 105.1′s Breakfast Club and this time was no different. She stopped by with her new boyfriend and she talked about the end to her second marriage with her soon to be ex husband Phillip Bryant. She reveals that she found out that he was cheating on her when the two had a three-some with another woman. She also reveals that she ended up getting pregnant by him and then aborting the child once their marriage began to dismantle. She talks about her current relationship with former co-star Kelly Price and way much more.
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Scandal's Harrison Suicidal – Columbus Short Chokes & Threatens Wife With Knife; Wife Files For Divorce…AGAIN
Just weeks ago Columbus Short was facing felony charges for beating family friend unconscious after the friend made some rude comments about his wife, Tuere Short. At first it seemed that Columbus Short was defending his wife's honor, but shortly there after we learned that Columbus Short has a serious history of violence that includes multiple assaults and domestic violence claims.
According to new reports, Tuere Short is filing for divorce, AGAIN, with a restraining order after a failed reconciliation with her husband. Tuere is accusing Columbus Short of choking her, pulling a knife on her while threatening to slice her throat, and forcing her to confess to affairs with random men by playing a violent game of Truth or Truth. At the end of this horrible ordeal, Columbus threatened to take his on life. Sounds like Columbus Short is going to need Olivia Pope in real life. All jokes aside these are some serious allegations, and Harrison needs to disappear from Scandal until he gets some much needed therapy. Details according to TMZ when you continue below.
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T.I. New "Bachelor" Pad Fuels More Separation Rumors
I know Tiny and T.I. have another season of The Family Hustle to promote, but something is just not right here. We try to ignore the rumors and stay away from things we can't confirm, however, we think it's very strange that T.I. and Tiny live in the same city, but live in separate homes. We also find it odd that the two haven't been seen together in public although they have a family show to promote. Couples go through things, and this just may a stage in the life of people who don't have traditional lives, but according to Straight From The A, T.I. has reportedly been living in a new house while Tiny is living in the old house.
…if you do one of yo Chateau Sheree drive-bys to [ADDRESS REMOVED] you might get a glimpse of T.I. in his (only his) new crib but you ain't hear that from me. Lol!!!! (really you didn't hear that from me.)
I don't know Tiny, but you can always e-mail me, we never did finish that interview. I would be happy to set the record straight. I won't believe the rumors until it comes from Tiny's mouth, but the optics don't look good. More photos and juice via Michelle when you continue to Straight From The A…Read More
Keyshia Cole Visits New York's Power 105.1′s Breakfast Club & Talks New Music & Troubled Marriage
Yesterday Keyshia Cole released the first single off of her forthcoming album, and to promote her new music she flew to New York to talk to the worlds most dangerous morning show The Breakfast Club. In the interview she talks about the issues she's had with Michelle Williams, her true feelings for Beyonce. Aside from talking about her new music she opens up about her troubled marriage to Daniel Gibson and where they currently stand in their relationship.
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You may be sick of the word "Kickstarter", but that shouldn't stop you from reading this post.
A book that I contributed to (in a very small way, but I'll take what I can!) has a Kickstarter. It is a Bestiary for 4E, containing 150 monsters, including classic monsters from the Midgard campaign world from its various 4E publications as well as conversions of a lot of the monsters that appear in the Pathfinder Midgard Bestiary. The Bestiary is already written, edited, and illustrated and the Kickstarter is just to cover final production and printing costs. The Kickstarter has actually reached its goal so the PDF and the book will definitely be released. Hopefully it will make its stretch goals and everybody will get even more stuff (we all love stuff, right?).
My contribution was a high level monster called the Faegr, which I am very proud of as well as some conversions of Pathifnder monsters for the bonus PDFs. ObsidianCrane contributed the Feycursed – a Level 10 Solo Controller with a passion…
The monsters have been fully playtested (including by me as I ran sessions with nothing but combat, to try and stress test them) and would be a great addition to the armoury of any 4E DM. If you are interested in getting a PDF or a physical copy of the book, head over to its kickstarter page and pledge away!


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Plaque Dedication held March 24
Thank you to all who participated in the commemoration of our 25th Anniversary bronze plaque in the Stockyards.
The final element to the 25th anniversary celebration of Fort Worth Sister Cites International was installed and dedicated recently in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards. In recognition of the 25th anniversary, a signpost recognizing each of Fort Worth's sister cities and the distance to each was erected in front of the Fort Worth Visitor's Center on Exchange Avenue in the Stockyards.
Mayor Pro Tem Zim Zimmerman dedicated the plaque in a ceremony March 24, 2012 thanking the many donors who had contributed their time and efforts to the organization's 25 year history. The plaque and sign are a fitting recognition of Fort Worth Sister Cities' 25th anniversary and its many supporters.
The directional signpost was installed in 2010 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Fort Worth Sister Cities on June 26th of that year.
In 1985, Fort Worth Sister Cities incorporated after a group of dedicated volunteers brought the dream of a citizen diplomacy organization to life in the City of Fort Worth. Shortly thereafter, Reggio Emilia, Italy became Fort Worth's first sister city, and the organization began planning exchanges and programs. Since then Sister Cities has added seven other cities to its family including Guiyang, China signed in 2011.
The plaque dedication ceremony took place in front of the Stockyards Visitors' Center, 130 East Exchange Avenue, where the plaque is permanently located.
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Fort Worth Sister Cities International, a 501c3 nonprofit, is the only organization dedicated solely to promoting Fort Worth globally and enriching our community through international education, exchange and commerce. We provide a world of opportunities for our city leaders, citizens, educators, students and businesses alike.


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