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The AN/ARN-147(V) system from Rockwell Collins combines all VHF Omni Ranging/Instrument Landing System (VOR/ILS) functions into one compact, lightweight, low-cost set. And, it's the first militarized VHF navigation receiver to give you optional internal MIL-STD-1553B capability. The solid-state system is MIL-E-5400 class II qualified and meets international operability requirements by providing 50-kHz channel spacing for 160-VOR and 40-localizer/glideslope channels.Digital and analog outputs of the AN/ARN-147 ensure compatibility with high-performance flight control systems and both digital and analog instruments. FM immunity per International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Annex 10 is available with 622-6376-014, -015, -019 and -020, or as an upgrade for 622-6376-004, -005, -009 and -010.Modular construction techniques give you quick access to all cards and modules to reduce repair time. In addition, part numbers 622-6376-019 and -020 provide unique analog deviation outputs for use in rotary-wing aircraft that use analog Command Instrument Systems processors.
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Key Features & Benefits
Airborne Inhabited Cargo
7,700 hours @ 35 degrees C
Airborne Rotary Wing
2,100 hours @ 55 degrees C
VOR/LOC Receiver
Frequency Range
108.00 – 117.95MHz
Frequency Control
MIL-STD-1553B or ARINC 2-out-of-5
VOR Channels
LOC Channels
Glideslope Receiver
329.15 to 335.00MHz
MIL-STD-1553B or ARINC 2-out-of-5 (paired with localizer channels)
40 with 150 kHz spacing
Marker Beacon Receiver
75 MHz
High: 200 to 1,000 V. (adjustable)Low: 1,000 to 4,000 V. (adjustable)
Lamp Outputs
3 lamps output, +28 V dc lamp load, 340 mA maximum, strappable for single lamp
Audio Output
Not less than 100 mW into 150 ohm load, at 10 times lamp threshold
104.6 (4.12)
127.3 (5.01)
338.6 (13.33)
3.6 kg (8.0 lb)**
146.1 (5.75)
66.8 (2.63)
142.0 (5.59)
0.7 kg (1.5 lb)
110.7 (4.36)
50.8 (2.00)
353.1 (13.90)
0.27 kg (0.6 lb)
*Millimeters (inches)**Weight with MIL-STD-1553 interface card
DC Power Requirements
+28 VDC nominal per MIL-STD-704A, Notices 1, 2, and 3
DC Power Dissipation
A. NON-1553 (622-6376-014) system; 20 watts DC maximumB. 1553 MUX BUS (622-6376-015) system; 25 watts DC maximum
AC Power Requirements
+26 VAC 400 Hz nominal per MIL-STD-704A, Notices 1, 2, and 3
AC Power Dissipation
Only necessary if RMI synchro driver function is utilized; 20 watts AC maximum
-54° C to +71° C up to 70,000 feet
Sand and Dust
MIL-E-5400T, Paragraph 126.96.36.199
MIL-E-5400T, Paragraphs 3.2.17 and 220.127.116.11 (85% to 95% , +30°C to +65°C, 10 Days)
Salt Atmosphere
MIL-E-5400T, Paragraph 188.8.131.52
Explosive Atmosphere
MIL-E-5400T, Paragraph 188.8.131.52
MIL-E-5400T, Paragraph 184.108.40.206
Operational Shock
15 G's, 11 milliseconds duration, 6 shocks per axis
Crash Safety Shock
30 G's, 11 milliseconds duration, 6 shocks per axis
MIL-STD-810C, Method 514.2, Procedure 1A
Gunfire Vibration
MIL-E-5440 Class 2 and MIL-STD-810
Electromagnetic Interference
FM Broadcast Immunity
RTCA/DO-195 and RTCA/DO-196 per ICAO Annex 10
Type Number
Part Number
* Versions above -010 include FM Immunity
Receivers, Mounts and Controls
Part Number/ (NSN)
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Receiver with analog instrumentation outputs only. Upgradeable to 1553B. Requires 28 V dc input power. RMI Driver Operation requires 26 V ac input power. Compatible with FM immunity requirements of ICAO Annex 10.
622-6376-014 (5826-01-467-6216)
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Receiver with analog instrumentation outputs and 1553B compatible. Requires 28 V dc input power. RMI Driver Operation requires 26-V ac input power. Compatible with the FM immunity requirements of ICAO Annex 10.
622-6376-015 (5826-01-467-6215)
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Receiver provides unique analog deviation outputs for use in Blackhawk helicopter applications. Upgradeable to 1553B. Requires 28 V dc input power. RMI Driver Operation requires 26 V ac input power. Compatible with the FM immunity requirements of ICAO Annex 10.
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Receiver provides unique analog deviation outputs for use in Blackhawk helicopter applications. Contains MIL-STD-1553B interface. Requires 28 V dc input power. RMI Driver Operation requires 26 V ac input power. Compatible with the FM immunity requirements of ICAO Annex 10.
622-6376-020 (5826-01-444-0314)
Kit, upgrade AN/ARN-147 to 1553B consists of terminal circuit card, hardware and nameplate.
Kit, upgrade 622-6376-004, -005, -009, and -010 to be compatible with FM immunity requirements of ICAO Annex 10. ARN-147 Service Bulletin A upgrades these receivers to -014, -015, -019 and -020, respectively.
Kit, upgrade ARN-514 VOR/ILS receiver 622-6095- 001 to 622-6095- 002 for compatibility with FM immunity requirements of ICAO Annex 10.
Retrofit mount for replacing ARN-123 with ARN-147
822-1479-001 (5975-01-465-1268)
Receiver mounting tray for solid mount
622-6380-001 (5975-01-235-5111)
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Control. 28-volt red lighting.
522-4408-005 (5826-01-475-8308)
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Control. 5-volt blue-white lighting.
522-4408-010 (5826-01-198-1505)
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Control. 5-volt red lighting. Includes toggle switch for MB sensitivity (Hi-Low) and On/Off/Test toggle switch
522-4408-012 (5826-01-279-8177)
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Control. 5-volts NVG compatible lighting.
522-4408-013 (5826-01-444-0317)
VOR/ILS/GS/MB Control. 28-volt white lighting.
522-4408-207 (5826-01-376-4320)
Mating Connectors for Analog Receiver and Control
Connector Kit consisting of:
J1-Strain Relief
Mating Connectors for MIL-STD-1553B Receiver
J5-Strain Relief
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Engineering therapeutic protein expression platforms is not for the faint of heart. Many variables must be considered during the engineering process, including verification and sequence analysis of the gene or protein of interest, codon optimization, vector construction and clone/host selection. When challenges arise, protein expression engineers must design new cloning schemes by altering the DNA or amino acid sequence, moving a gene from one vector to another, transfecting the vector to an alternative host, re-selecting the clone, re-characterizing the expressed protein or any of the above – a laborious, time-consuming and expensive process.
Cambridge Healthtech Institute's Ninth Annual Engineering Genes and Hosts conference continues the tradition of applying effective engineering strategies for protein expression and production research leading to functional biotherapeutic products. Learn from seasoned, savvy researchers as they share their real-world experiences, applications and results.
4:00 - 5:30 pm Registration
5:00 - 8:00 Dinner Short Courses
Recommended Course: (SC3) A Lean Approach to Lab Management - Detailed Agenda
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7:30 am Conference Registration and Morning Coffee
9:00 Welcome by Conference Organizer
Mary Ann Brown, Executive Director, Conferences & Team Lead, PepTalk, Cambridge Healthtech Institute
9:05 Chairperson's Opening Remarks
Henry C. Chiou, Ph.D., Associate Director, Cell Biology, Life Science Solutions, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Keynote Presentation
9:10 Systems Engineering as a Strategy for Developing New Therapeutics against Infectious Diseases and Cancers
Nitin S. Baliga, MSc, Ph.D., Professor, Senior Vice President & Director, Institute for Systems Biology
Disease is manifestation of dysfunction in complex cellular and molecular networks. A systems approach is necessary to elucidate causal and mechanistic underpinnings of dysfunctional biological networks. I discuss how we use a systems approach to elucidate dysfunctional networks in human and microbial systems, and how that understanding is being used to discover new personalized therapies in brain cancer and fight drug tolerance in TB.
9:50 High-Throughput Multiplexed Genome Editing: Forgecraft
Eileen Spindler, Ph.D., Director, R&D Innovation, MUSE Biotechnology, Inc.
Advances in DNA synthesis and sequencing have motivated increasing efforts to program cells on laboratory timescales. While CRISPR-based methods for genome editing are extremely efficient, strategies for parallel editing throughout a genome have been limited. Here we describe CRISPR EnAbled Trackable genome Engineering (CREATE), a strategy that couples the high efficiency of CRISPR editing with massively parallel oligomer synthesis to perform precise, trackable editing on a genome-wide scale.
10:20 Coffee Break
10:45 Cell-Free Protein Synthesis: A Versatile Enabling Technology for Synthetic Biology
Rui Gan, Ph.D., Research Associate, Michael C. Jewett Laboratory, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Northwestern University
Cell-free protein synthesis (CFPS) has been widely applied to express various proteins due to its high yield and easy manipulation. In synthetic biology, this technology is found to be extremely powerful in directed evolution, metabolism network analysis, genetic circuit construction, and assembly of complex macromolecules. Combined with a microfluidics system, CFPS can be encapsulated into emulsion droplets to perform automatic analysis and evolution of enzymes.
11:15 Reinforcing Synthetic Biology against Evolutionary Failure Modes
Jeffrey E. Barrick, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Molecular Biosciences, The University of Texas at Austin
Unwanted evolution makes genetic engineering less predictable and reliable. In particular, takeover of cultures by "cheater" cells with mutations that disrupt an engineered function can be a major problem in scaling up processes. I discuss high-throughput methods for profiling these evolutionary failure modes, how computational design can avoid inherently unstable DNA sequences, and the results of using directed evolution to isolate host cells that have lower-than-natural mutation rates.
11:45 A Semi-Synthetic Organism with an Expanded Genetic Alphabet
Floyd Romesberg, Ph.D., Professor, Chemistry, The Scripps Research Institute
We have developed an unnatural base pair and recently reported its use in E. coli to create the first semi-synthetic organism that stores increased genetic information. Recent progress will be discussed that has resulted in a healthy semi-synthetic organism capable of the indefinite storage of multiple unnatural base pair. Progress toward the retrieval of that information via transcription and translation will also be discussed.
12:15 pm Sponsored Presentation to be Announced
12:45 Session Break
1:00 Luncheon Presentation: Engineering Biology on DNA, Protein and Genome Level
Claes Gustafsson, Co-Founder, CCO, DNA2.0
Modern machine learning combined with efficient gene synthesis allow for unprecedented ability to engineer biological systems at the protein, gene, vector, and genome levels with absolute precision. Transient and stable CHO/HEK protein expression yield is controlled over orders of magnitude by the systematic incorporation of validated sequence elements. The presentation will review how DNA2.0 engineering tools are leveraged for the rapid and efficient production and optimization of biotherapeutics.
2:00 Chairperson's Remarks
Mark Welch, Ph.D., Vice President, Research and Development, DNA2.0
2:05 Targeted Isolation and Cloning of 100-kb Microbial Genomic Sequences by Cas9-Assisted Targeting of Chromosome Segments
Ting Zhu, Ph.D., Investigator & Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences, Tsinghua University
The cloning of long DNA segments, especially those containing large gene clusters, is of particular importance to synthetic and chemical biology efforts for engineering organisms. We have developed a technique (CATCH) that allows the targeted cloning of near-arbitrary, long bacterial genomic sequences of up to 100 kb to be accomplished in a single step. This technique can be an effective molecular tool for the targeted cloning of large gene clusters.
2:35 CRISPR/Cas9-Mediated Multiplex Genome Editing for Efficient CHO Cell Engineering
Byung-Kwan Cho, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Biological Sciences, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)
Efficient and rational CHO cell engineering methods have been in high demand to improve quality and productivity. Here, we provide a novel genome-engineering platform for increasing desirable phenotypes of CHO cells based upon the integrative protocol of high-throughput RNA sequencing and DNA-free RNA-guided Cas9 (CRISPR-associated protein 9) nuclease-based genome editing.
3:05 Sponsored Presentation (Opportunity Available)
3:20 Refreshment Break in the Exhibit Hall with Poster Viewing
4:00 Versatile Genome Engineering via CRISPR-Cas Systems
Ana Moreno, Research Scientist, Bioengineering, University of California, San Diego
Technologies to directly and precisely perturb genomic elements and combinations will be a critical toolset towards obtaining the complete functional annotation of genomic elements and genetic variants at the cellular and whole organism levels, and also to program the genome for medicinal or technological purposes. This talk provides an overview of the rapidly developing CRISPR-Cas genome engineering toolset, with a specific focus on therapeutic applications.
4:30 A High-Throughput Method for Parsing Complex DNA Libraries and Engineering Yeast
Robert St. Onge, Ph.D., Senior Research Scientist, Stanford Genome Technology Center, Stanford University
We have developed an inexpensive, high-throughput method for parsing and sequence-verification of array-synthesized oligonucleotide libraries, and are using it to produce DNA probes for molecular detection, guide RNAs for CRISPR/Cas9-based genome editing and programmable transcription, and building blocks for gene synthesis. The method allowed rapid creation of ~9,000 individually accessible CRISPR interference strains for the essential yeast genome. Applications for host and genome engineering will be presented.
5:00 CRISPR-Cas9 Tools for the Baculovirus-Insect Cell System
Hideaki Mabashi-Asazuma, Ph.D., Research Scientist, Molecular Biology, University of Wyoming
This study examines the utility of previously and newly identified insect U6 promoters for CRISPR-Cas editing of insect cell lines used as hosts for baculovirus vectors. We discovered surprisingly tight cross-species restrictions, which dictated the utility of different insect U6 promoters for CRISPR-Cas editing in different insect species. Ultimately, we identified efficacious U6 promoters for each host and a novel lepidopteran insect-specific sequence element required for optimal U6 promoter function.
5:35 BuzZ Session A
Join your peers and colleagues for interactive roundtable discussions.
6:20-7:30 Welcome Reception in the Exhibit Hall with Poster Viewing
7:30 Close of Day
8:00 am Conference Registration and Morning Coffee
8:30 Chairperson's Remarks
James Brady, Ph.D., Director, Technical Applications, MaxCyte, Inc.
8:35 Engineering Mammalian Cells for Desired Bioprocess and Protein Quality Attributes
Nathan E. Lewis, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, University of California, San Diego
In mammalian bioprocessing, product quality can vary widely, given the diverse nature of cells, even in seemingly clonal populations. Genomic and computational tools now allow us to understand mammalian host cells, and powerful genome editing systems allow us to engineer desired traits. I discuss efforts in which we have used systems biology techniques to design host cells to control glycosylation, protein yields and improved bioprocess traits.
9:05 Engineering Recombinant mRNAs for Increased Protein Expression, Better Secretion, and Improved Cell Physiology
Vincent P. Mauro, Ph.D., CSO & Senior Vice President, Promosome, LLC
Expression of a recombinant mRNA, e.g., in cell culture for bioproduction or in vivo for nucleic acid therapeutics and vaccines, is often limited by specific features of the mRNA that can decrease translation efficiency and negatively affect cell physiology. We have developed a method termed RESCUE™ to eliminate these negative features. RESCUE™-based modifications increase protein expression and secretion while minimizing conformational changes that can alter biological activity or cause immunogenicity.
9:35 Sponsored Presentation (Opportunity Available)
9:50 Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall with Poster Viewing
11:00 The IR/MAR Gene Amplification Technology and Recombinant Production
Noriaki Shimizu, Ph.D., Professor, Graduate School of Biosphere Science, Hiroshima University
We found that a plasmid bearing both a mammalian replication initiation region (IR) and a matrix attachment region (MAR) is spontaneously amplified in transfected mammalian cells to thousands of copies per cell in one step. We clarified the amplification mechanism and the amplified structure. We also found several ways that enhance the expression from the amplified genes. Consequently, the technology provides a rapid, easy and efficient platform for recombinant production.
11:30 Improvements to the Baculovirus-Based Insect Cell Expression System to Enhance Protein Yield and Quality
Dominic Esposito, Ph.D., Director, Protein Expression Laboratory, Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research, Leidos Biomedical Research, Inc.
Insect cell systems have become more prevalent for the production of pharmaceutically relevant protein targets in the last decade. In our laboratory, this system has been vital for production of post-translationally modified RAS proteins essential for cancer drug discovery. In the process of utilizing this system, we have developed a number of process and technology improvements which permit increased protein yield, protein quality, and virus stability. We discuss in detail the enhancements to the system and how they can be applied to high-level production of other clinically relevant proteins, and examine ways in which synthetic biology and genome engineering can further enhance the utility of this system.
12:00 pm Sponsored Presentation (Opportunity Available)
12:30 Session Break
12:45 Luncheon Presentation (Sponsorship Opportunity Available) or Enjoy Lunch on Your Own
1:15 Close of Conference
5:30 - 5:45 Short Course Registration
5:45 - 8:45 Dinner Short Courses*
Recommended Course: (SC11) Transient Protein Production in Mammalian Cells - Detailed Agenda
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Why do they deserve the same market cap as INTC when all of there metrics are have of INTC?
The difference is:
TSMC spends on capex it's good - when Intel spends on capex it's bad - WS goes even further deliberating misinterpreting Intel 's additional $2billion increase announced last January.
Some WS analyts create the perception (just like semiconductor guy did a couple days ago) that it would be used to get additional capacity which is not true at all because this money is dedicated to future 450mm.
But "investors" seemed to buy WS story - what can Intel do?
If the "investors" are not capable to read the transcript...what can you do?
when TSMC margins take hit because of potential Apple business it's good
when Intel margins would go down due to (potential) additional Apple business it's bad
Goldman Sucks upgraded TSMC because of potential Apple business - at the same time Covello trashed Intel for (eventually) taking Apple business
There is NO logic -
all the ARM foundries are racing to catch up with Intel manufacturing while WS values Intel manufacturing capabilities @ zero.
The article (referenced by 61) which was missing the statement about Intel low power server is perfect example to create (misleading) perception.
One of the most difficult things is to overcome perceptions.
SoC is a different ball game but I don't see any reason why Intel can't catch up
When East says the sky is green the analysts will put it in the news and write the sky is green and all the readers will believe it
TSMC spendsing is just to catch up with Intel.
You hit the nail on the head when you said perception is reality. INTC doesn't have a PR dept to spin anything. Paul is so anti press, he dropped mid qtr cc's because he didn't want to deal with it. Look at HPQ cc and they are up 20% in 2 days. INTC did better than them and were down 20%. We have a 6 billion dollar buy back program that were paying interest the bonds and not buying back the stock.
"The difference is:"
INTC tied to PC market...
And if you were MR. Wall St, and researched many, many companies...
you'd see they're all going ARM...
No! But we should have at least the same PE as TSM.


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The US Open will feel a lot different this year as it will mark the first time in almost two decades that Tiger Woods hasn't competed.
No doubt the ratings will dip and the focus on one of golf's top notch events will lessen as its most compelling figure rests at home, hoping to return to his once dominant self.
That's why the US Open 2011 needs Phil Mickelson. The bottom line is if you can't root for the sport's most compelling figure, you might as well root for the sport's most likeable guy.
Mickelson needs a US Open win in the worst way.
Mickelson has never appeared to want to be the best—in that he has never seemed as driven or obsessed with his own greatness as Woods has—but that doesn't mean he isn't self-aware enough to understand just what another major would do for his legacy.
With Tiger on the shelf, the sport needs Phil. The US Open would be a great place to reestablish himself.
For more on the US Open Golf 2011, and all of today's breaking sports news, stick with Bleacher Report.


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Video: See Jim James perform with the Roots on "Fallon"
Jim James' new album "Regions of Light and Sound of God" is a solo effort, his first, but the My Morning Jacket had a ton of support--21 musicians in fact, including the Roots--when he performed '50s-style love song "A New Life" on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" last night.
Alas, James isn't going to have that kind of support when he performs at the Pabst Theater April 19. But with My Morning Jacket, he's an excellent showman - local MMJ shows made my favorite Milwaukee concerts list the past two years. And "God," which is out today, is a wonderful listen. »Read Full Blog Post
Skylight makes the most of bland 'Pump Boys'
In the fictionalized North Carolina being served up in "Pump Boys and Dinettes," the country music pastiche that's now open for business at Skylight Music Theatre, none of the six characters actually works much.
To be sure, designer Brandon Ribordy has stuffed this really fun, vintage 1950s set - half gas station and half diner - with props suggesting that the four pump boys might actually service cars and the two fun-loving waitresses next door might actually take and fill orders. »Read Full Article(2)
Florentine finds cozy home for 'Albert Herring'
If you're looking for the Florentine Opera Company, you'll find them in Vogel Hall for the next couple of weeks, trying something a little different.
Veering away from stage-filling grand opera, the company opened a lighthearted production of Benjamin Britten's chamber opera "Albert Herring" Friday evening, in the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts' smallest performance space. »Read Full Article


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OWENSBORO – East Jessamine rallied for three runs with two out in the bottom of the seventh inning to oust Anderson County, 10-9, from the Worth/KHSAA State Softball Tournament Friday afternoon.
Leading 9-7, Anderson appeared to have won the game when shotstop Lexi Tinsley made a spectacular catch of Brylee Hage's line drive up the middle. But as the Lady Bearcats were celebrating their apparent victory, the umpires ruled that Anderson pitcher Hannah Burgin had thrown an illegal pitch, giving Hage a second chance.
OWENSBORO – Louisville Holy Cross jumped on Anderson County with four runs in the bottom of the first en route to a 10-4 upset of the Lady Bearcats in the Worth/KHSAA State Softball Tournament Thursday night at Jack Fisher Park in Owensboro.
This will be Anderson County's fifth trip to the state softball tournament, all since 2002. The Lady Bearcats' best finish was last year when they made the Final Four, losing to Male in the consolation bracket semifinal.
In 2008, Anderson finished fifth.
When Anderson County takes the field in the state softball tournament in Owensboro Thursday night, one of their big fans might not be at Jack Fisher Park but will certainly be there in spirit.
Kathy Wright rarely makes a game these days, but no one has supported Anderson softball any longer than the retired teacher and administrator.
Wright got the Anderson program started back in 1989, leading the program for nearly a decade before deciding the grind of coaching a sport featuring numerous weekend tournaments was more than she wanted on her plate.
When they got the news the school they loved would be closing, people close to St. Catharine College experienced shock and disbelief.
But even though the sting is likely to linger on for some time, some Anderson County residents involved in the college's sports program are doing their best to reshape their lives in the wake of the the closing.
The trustees of the college, located in Springfield, announced last Wednesday that it would cease operations as of July 31.
All season long, the Anderson County High School softball team has had its eye on winning the state championship.
The Lady Bearcats have never been the overall favorite as defending state champ McCracken County is wearing that label nicely.
But the Lady Bearcats have also been considered one of those teams that could make a run at the title ever since advancing to the state Final Four a year ago.
It won't be easy. It never is.
Anderson County senior Mia Aldridge was named the Eighth Region Tournament Most Valuable Player following the regional championship game Wednesday night.
Aldridge was the winning pitcher in Anderson's first two games, victories over Carroll County and Oldham County. Aldridge gave up one hit to Carroll and three to Oldham in what might have been her finest pitching performance ever.
Jeremy Turpin's name will undoubtedly come up when talking about the top baseball players to come out of the Anderson County High School program.
Baseball was, and still is, Turpin's first love. The game took him to St. Catharine College where he moved to the outfield and became the school's all-time leader with 201 games played. He stayed at the school as a graduate assistant for two seasons before becoming a paid staff member last year.
He wa not expecting the announcement that his alma mater would be closing.
BEDFORD – The threatening weather visiting Trimble County last Wednesday night just gave Anderson County time to party.
And get ready to bring its own softball storm.
The Lady Bearcats endured a 67-minute delay after some lightning was spotted in the area, then thundered for six runs in their first at-bat on the way to a 12-2 rout of Shelby County in the Eighth Region Tournament championship game.
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Nik and Dusty's Excellent Bardstown Adventure (VIDEO!)
All good things come to those who wait, right?
Sheesh! Waiting sucks, if you'll pardon our French.
But after being beset a few days by pesky technical issues, the video from our amazing visit to wonderful and beautiful Bardstown, Kentucky is finally here! Woot Woot!
Enjoy, then read on for a few final thoughts…
OH! And two things before you watch: mind the volume on your computer at first. And be sure to stick around to the very end of the video!
Okay! On with the show…
Very cool, huh?
There's so much more from our visit that we couldn't fit in the video, including the time we spent making old-fashioned milkshakes at Hurst Drug, and dipping our own bottles in wax at the Maker's Mark distillery. Hopefully some of that will make it on the Travel Channel show, because it was all very visual and very very very fun.
We so enjoyed our time in Bardstown. Can't say that enough. What a special, special place! Thank you everyone for being so good to us, making us feel so special and showing us such a terrific time. You guys will always have a special place in our hearts, and we know we'll be coming back to see y'all again sometime.
And as we leave Kentucky, we'd like to express how much we loved, loved, loved our overall time in the Bluegrass State. Danville and Bardstown are both wonderful places, and the beauty, hospitality, and charm of Kentucky is something that everyone should experience at least once in their lives. So make it a point to visit sometime! You'll be so glad you did.
Cheers everybody! See you next time from Tybee Island, GA!
~ Nik and Dusty


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Open since 1979 and recently re-energized under the Black and Blue ownership, Archduke is an ideal meeting place for visitors to Southbank. Enjoy great food, cocktail, wine and jazz music and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of a unique location.
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First spot I had dinner in London with my boyfriend and it was a great starting point for my trip. If you are in your early 20s (aka, a financially frustrated college student) or are simply not filthy rich, this is a reasonably priced restaurant that will def give you plenty of bang for your buck. :)
Something I found very special about this restaurant was that the service, food, and...more
Popped in for a Sunday bite the other week. Prices were fairly reasonable, especially given the proximity to tourist hotspots. Food was nice, standard pub grub fare. Service was fine, but rather uninvolved - no checking back in, seeing if drinks were needed and such; lacked a little warmth. Coffee tasted burnt which was a low point. Great potential for this place given location. Loved the jazz...more
This place was one of the highlights of my recent trip to London. The words "live jazz", "steak" and "cocktails" surely piqued my curiosity when I saw them on the facade of the restaurant. I told myself and my girldfriend: "I want to go there", and so we did!
I was really not disappointed. The food was really tasty from what we both had, and I was even pleasantly surprised with some live jazz...more
The Archduke is 4-5 stars for location and atmosphere, but 3 stars on a few other things. I started to average it down to 3 stars as I wrote my review, but then I realised I actually go here fairly often. It can't be that bad if I'm going here every other month.
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Touristy as hell but has live jazz which is always a plus point in my book. After trying (and failing miserably) to find a place to eat in the Waterloo area in the dead zone between Christmas and New Year's, we finally stumbled across Archduke's nestled conveniently in...an arch. Gotta love it when they have at least a little subtlety in word play compared to others (here's looking at you...more


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The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance promotes the expansion of high quality quizbowl throughout the state of Missouri.
Quizbowl has recently enjoyed significant growth in many parts of the nation, largely due to the development of formats that better reward players for their academic knowledge. MOQBA seeks to bring quizbowl in Missouri to national standards by increasing awareness and availability of these high quality quizbowl formats.Read more about high quality quizbowl formats.
MOQBA encourages the expansion of high quality quizbowl in Missouri by certifying tournaments that fairly reward the most knowledgeable teams while encouraging participation by all. Read more about MOQBA tournament certification.
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance is excited to welcome Amy Sternke and Josh Malecki as new members!
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance once again sponsored Team Missouri at the HSAPQ National All-Star Academic Tournament (NASAT) on June 18-19 on the University of Kentucky campus in Lexington, KY. Coached by Jason Loy, the team was:
The team went 7-7 in the fifteen team round robin to finish tied for ninth place.
Congratulations to Hickman High School A for winning the overall title at the 2016 NAQT Missouri Qualifier, which was held on March 5 at Columbia College in Columbia. Washington A, Washington B, and Rock Bridge A rounded out the top 4.
Check back soon for an announcement of the date for the 2017 Qualifier. Read the recap and discuss the tournament.
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance presented the 2016 MOQBA Award for Outstanding Student Involvement to Matt Chalem and Joe Stitz of Washington High School, for their numerous commitments to encourage participation in quizbowl by elementary and middle school quizbowl players. MOQBA thanks Matt and Joe for their impressive contributions to promoting high-quality academic competitions to younger students in Missouri, and looks forward to recognizing other outstanding students in the future. Read more
Congratulations to Hickman High School for winning the 2015 MOQBA Fall Tournament on December 12 at Columbia College! Hickman overcame a disadvantage to then-undefeated Hannibal in the final by winning two consecutive games with scores of 360-220 and 325-315 to claim the tournament championship. In addition to Hickman and Hannibal, Rock Bridge, Hallsville A, and Centralia A all qualified for the 2016 PACE National Scholastic Championship in Chicago! View statistics or discuss the tournament.
After serving as MOQBA Secretary since our founding in 2008, Alex Dzurick has stepped down from that position to pursue a new opportunity at the University of Illinois. We thank Alex for his seven years of service as Secretary and wish him the best of luck!
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance membership elected Jacob O'Rourke to succeed Alex as Secretary on August 1.
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for updates throughout the season!
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Would you like to invite Rosetta to speak at your next conference, retreat or online event?
She has worked successfully with small groups of 10 people up to large audiences of 400 attendees, including women's organizations, nonprofits, businesses, associations, foundations, young professionals groups, fellowship programs, colleges and universities.
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Rosetta's speeches and workshops are inspiring, interactive and informative, designed to help participants take immediate action. The topics below can be delivered as a keynote, conference breakout session, corporate/nonprofit training or webinar. Additional topics can be customized at your request.
Find Your Purpose: How to Develop a Personal Mission Statement and Become the Leader of Your Life
Most organizations have a mission statement to guide their work. But imagine how much more focused you could be if YOU had a mission statement for your life? Having a clear outline of what's most important to you, what you want to achieve, and, ultimately, who you want to become can lead to a more rewarding life. Everyone has a purpose for being on earth, yet most of us are not fully aware of why we're here or what we're supposed to be doing with our lives.
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- A simple, yet effective way to evaluate your life for authenticity and alignment
- Rosetta's 3-step method for developing a Personal Mission Statement, one of the most powerful tools available for getting clarity on your life's purpose
- How to design an inspiring Purpose Plan with specific action steps you can implement right away to get from where you are to where you want to be
- Practical ways to prioritize your happiness, find balance and begin living a more meaningful life
Powerful Goal-Setting: 4 Steps to Release Negativity, Set Big Goals and Start Living the Life of Your Dreams
What does it really take to live the life of your dreams? For most of us, it takes courage, determination and a whole lot of work! Believe it or not, the journey starts in your mind. The first step is actually getting out of your own way so you can stop making excuses and sabotaging your own success. This session will teach you how to release your attachment to unproductive thoughts and reclaim the inspiring vision you have for your life.
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- Why it's so important to achieve the big goals your have for your life (hint: it's probably not what you think!)
- The top 3 negative thought patterns that may be holding you back (and how to overcome them)
- 7 practical, proven strategies to get out of your own way and reclaim your dreams
- Rosetta's 4-step formula to help you take action and make consistent progress!
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5 Steps to Start Getting Paid to Do What You Love
Are you ready to transition from having a fun hobby to starting a real business? If you already have a business idea but you've been procrastinating on putting yourself "out there" for far too long, this workshop is for you! In this training, you will learn how to implement Rosetta's 5-step system to get your business off the ground. This interactive workshop will equip you with the confidence, inspiration and direction you need to launch your business this year.
During this workshop, you will discover:
Why you DON'T have to have all your ducks in a row to launch your business this year
The secret to shifting your mindset and eliminating limiting beliefs that are holding you back from getting paid to do what you love
How to manage your time so that you can overcome procrastination and stay focused on your business goals
The 10 different streams of income you can create based on your passion, skills, expertise and experience
The 5 essential steps you can take now to get your business off the ground this year
Blogging 101: How to Create a Professional Blog, Build an Authentic Online Brand and Turn Your Blog into a Business That Allows You to Travel and Work from Anywhere in the World!
Do you feel frustrated with the process of getting your blog off the ground? The main challenge for anyone who wants to build a profitable online business is not having a PLATFORM with an active and engaged audience that wants to buy your products and services. It's very difficult to make money online when no one knows who you are! This interactive session will show you exactly how to create your professional blog, build an authentic online brand and become known as an expert in your industry.
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Women's Organizations
- National Hispana Leadership Institute
- American Association of University Women (AAUW)
- Girl Scouts of the Nation's Capital
- Women in Philanthropy of Western Massachusetts
- Mississippi Coalition Against Sexual Assault
- Cincinnati Regional Chamber of Commerce
- ASAE: The Center for Association Leadership
- Texas Society of Association Executives
- Association of Midwest Museums
- Maryland Nonprofits
- Michigan Nonprofit Association
- Center for Nonprofit Excellence
- National Human Services Assembly
- Georgia Center for Nonprofits
- Colorado Nonprofit Association
- Tennessee Credit Union League
- National Association of Pupil Transportation
- National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC)
- Association of Fundraising Professionals (various chapters)
- American Academy of Family Physicians
- Nonprofit Association of the Midlands
- Center for Nonprofit Excellence
- Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN)
- Nonprofit Enterprise at Work (NEW)
Nonprofits and Foundations
- Americans for the Arts
- World Vision
- Public Allies
- Share Our Strength
- People to People International (PTPI)
- Donors Forum
- Psychiatric Institute of Washington
- Council on Foundations
- Rhode Island Foundation
- Foundation Center
- Center on Budget & Policy Priorities
- Associated Black Charities
- Ausherman Family Foundation
- United Way of Northeast Florida
- Frieda C. Fox Foundation
- Enoch Pratt Free Library
Colleges and Universities
- Rutgers University
- Richard Bland College of the College of William & Mary
- Chaminade University of Honolulu
- James Madison University
- George Mason University
- Bridgewater College
- Regis University
- Robert Morris University
- Grand Valley State University
- Arizona State University
- American University
- University of DC
- Trinity Washington University
Young Professionals Groups
- Young Nonprofit Professionals Network (various chapters)
- Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (various chapters)
- Greater Washington Urban League Young Professionals
- Capitol Hill Rotaract Club
Leadership and Fellowship Programs
- Princeton AlumniCorps Emerging Leaders Program
- Knight Foundation Fellows Program
- Project Getaway Thailand
- LeadAmerica
- Leading from Within
- New Leaders Council
- Atlas Corps Fellows Program
- ProInspire Fellows Program
- The Future Executive Directors Fellowship
"They found your program to be at once very powerful and enlightening…"
"Thanks so much for being a part of the Knight Fellows Program. I heard time and time again from the Fellows that they found your program to be at once very powerful and enlightening … I so appreciate the thoughtful approach you took with them. Breathing space to think about our own individual paths is hard to come by these days and you reminded us all how important that should be and truly is."
— Mara Walker, Chief Operating Officer, Americans for the Arts
"Rosetta provided an energetic, informative presentation…"
"I was privileged to engage Rosetta to be our closing keynote speaker at the Association of Fundraising Professionals Arizona Statewide Conference in August 2012. Rosetta provided an energetic, informative presentation that was well received by our participants. Her speaking style is very approachable and clearly she has an excitement about her topic and the philanthropic sector. I highly recommend Rosetta as a speaker."
— Alice Ferris, Board President, Association of Fundraising Professionals, Northern Arizona Chapter


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FT: PSG 2-0 FCGB - a comfortable, and incredibly patient victory from the champions. They go six points clear.
90' + 2'FULL-TIME: Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 Bordeaux.
90' + 1'Lucas Moura has been rejuvenated in the second half. A really sluggish first half, uncharacteristic of the winger. But two assists have catapulted him into third in the Ligue 1 standings.
90'Two minutes of added time signalled at the Parc des Princes.
89'It's testament to PSG's quality that this scoreline isn't a surprising one. They have rarely come off first gear, but have a comfortable two goal lead. Bordeaux have not been anywhere near their best tonight.
88'Assist Lucas
88'Goal Alex
GOAL! PSG 2-0 Bordeaux! ALEX!! Second goal in two games by the Brazilian defender. Lovely delivery from the right. Had Henrique on him, but lifts the ball into the net with the smartest of touches.
87'CABAYE!! OFF THE POST!! The former Newcastle midfielder gets into a fine position. Lovely cross, headed towards the post, and out!
85'First strike for Yohan Cabaye, as he attempts to dummy past Andre Biyogo Poko. But the French international drags his effort wide.
84'SUBSTITUTION - Bordeaux: Final throw of the dice for Francis Gillot's men. Julien Faubert replaced by David Bellion. Going for the equaliser? It has to be now.
83'SubstitutionJulien Faubert David Bellion
82'PSG look good value for their lead. Sirigu has not had much to do in truth this evening.
80'Into the final ten minutes at the Parc des Princes, as Paris Saint-Germain set to go six points clear of AS Monaco at the top of Ligue 1. Their next game? AS Monaco at Stade Louis II.
78'Lavezzi, who has taken the place of Cavani on the wing, attempts to lift the ball towards Ibrahimovic, but is closed down quickly.
77'Pouring it down, and there's an air of finality around this game. The tempo has dropped off, and Bordeaux aren't expected to really go for it here. Ibrahimovic attempts to break away, but he is called offside - again!
76'SubstitutionEdinson Cavani Ezequiel Lavezzi
75'SUBSTITUTION - PSG: Edinson Cavani limps off, to be replaced by Ezequiel Lavezzi. The Argentine has recovered from a knee complaint.
73'Yes, Cavani not moving well at all here. Has his arms in the area, and gesticulating towards the bench. Don't actually think Blanc has noticed him, but I think he'll come of soon.
71'Free-kick PSG. Taken by Cabaye, who plays it poorly first. Reclaims the ball, but his deft little cross into the area is blocked by the defender. Cavani limping here...
70'First few touches for the ex-Newcastle United man. Raining heavily now as Cabaye tees the ball over towards Alex. Bordeaux are once more being pinned back.
68'SubstitutionJavier Pastore Yohan Cabaye
68'SUBSTITUTION - PSG: YOHAN CABAYE replaces Javier Pastore. His first Ligue 1 appearance since May 2011. Won Ligue 1 at this stadium, and the Coupe de France against PSG.
67'SubstitutionL. N'GUÉMO Guillaume Hoarau
67'And here comes the moment.....
66'SubstitutionAbdou Traoré André Biyogo Poko
65'SUBSTITUTION: Bordeaux - Andre Biyogo Poko replaces Abdou Traore.
65'SUBSTITUTION- Bordeaux: A few hearty jeers as Guillaume Hoarau, PSG until 2012, comes on in place of Landry N'Guemo.
63'Now the onus really is on Bordeaux to attack Paris Saint-Germain. Haven't beaten the champions here in three and a half years, and have lost three times against them this season.
61'Zlatan Ibrahimovic now has 13 goals in his last seven games at the Parc des Princes. A really imperious record.
60'ALMOST A SECOND! Bordeaux's stoic defence almost implodes. Lucas Moura comes alive with a low cross into the box. Pastore expertly turns and strikes goalwards. Spilled by Carrasso, and Orban with a fine tackle to deny the striker.
59'Poor defending by Lucas Orban and Sane in the lead up to that goal. Neither had picked up the run of Ibrahimovic. Easy for the Sweden international.
58'Assist Lucas
58'Goal Zlatan Ibrahimovic
GOAL! PSG 1-0 Bordeaux - IBRAHIMOVIC! The Swede hits his 29th goal of the 2013-14 campaign. He's actually offside, after a move collapses. Strolling back, but he is played onside by Sane as he taps into the net easily from Moura's cross.
56'Moura is handed the ball down the right flank, and shows a bit of pace to set himself up on the edge of the box. However, he pulls it back toward Pastore. Poor move, with other options available.
54'Roar goes up - as Yohan Cabaye starts to warm up on the touchlines. Should be seeing him soon, as he makes a first Ligue 1 appearance since May 2011.
52'Starting to rain in the French capital now as Edinson Cavani strikes an effort, which he cannot break the goalscoring duck with. The visitors maintaining their solid defensive shape.
50'Corner to Bordeaux. A couple of players in the box for the 2009 champions, in their first real chance of the game. Sirigu sees to it.
49'Good movement from PSG, as Ibrahimovic attempts a chance. Fails to seriously test the goalkeeper. The Swede is having a bit of a quiet night to date.
47'No changes at the break at the Parc des Princes, with Francis Gillot looking for their first win at this stadium since May 2010.
46'UNDERWAY in the Parc des Princes after half-time. PSG 0-0 Bordeaux.
HT: PSG 0-0 BOR - turgid first half in truth as PSG, despite their dominant possession, fail to seriously test Cedric Carrasso. Not that their opponents have had a lot of chances either. All to play for.
HALF-TIME: Paris Saint-Germain 0-0 Girondins de Bordeaux.
45' + 2'Chance for Bordeaux, after a lapse in concentration at the back by PSG. Maurice-Belay attempts to pick out Gregory Sertic, but Motta's fantastic intervention clamps down the move.
45'Two minutes signalled at the end of the first half at the Parc des Princes.
44'Strong challenge in the middle of the pitch as Pastore and N'Guemo go head to head. Both players are down, but Pastore has left a foot in there. Break in play.
43'Matuidi moving a bit gingerly, after a couple of challenges in this combative first half. Time for Yohan Cabaye to make his debut after the interval?
41'Free-kick goes Bordeaux's way as Cavani makes progress inside the box, but the Uruguayan is adjudged to have unfairly challenged Sane.
39'Six minutes to go until the end of the first half at the Parc des Princes, and PSG no closer to goal, with free-kicks becoming more abundant in this game. Bordeaux haven't had much luck at the other end either.
37'Ibrahimovic and Luacs Moura combine on the right hand side, but PSG forced to track back. Matuidi opens up the defence with a neat pass towards Ibrahimovic, but the Swede concedes a free-kick for a foul on Faubert.
35'MAXWELL!! Over the bar. Bordeaux have got away with that. Cavani is found in the box, and attempts to cut in. Towards Ibrahimovic who fails to get the shot away, as Faubert hurries the ball away in time before Maxwell blazes over.
32'Pastore fouled under the challenge of Landry N'Guemo, and concedes the free-kick. Seconds later, the midfielder challenges the Argentine again. This time, no award from referee Tony Chapron.
31'Bit of a mess at the back from PSG, as Thiago Silva and Salvatore Sirigu go for the same ball. Sirigu screams at his captain to leave it, and almost drops it in the process!
30'Half an hour gone at the Parc des Princes, and it remains Paris Saint-Germain 0-0 Bordeaux.
28'LUCAS! Headed behind by Sane. Superb move from PSG, with another flowing attacking venture picking holes in the Bordeaux defence. Cavani does well to keep it in. Helped on by Pastore, but Lucas' effort is blocked.
26'LUCAS! Lovely bit of skill, but no end product. Move originates from a poor touch from Pastore. Lucas attempt to get it over one defender, but not Lucas Orban who hoofs it away. Fails to get a strike in time.
25'Unsurprisingly, PSG have the lion's share of the possession - a full 73% of the ball.
23'SERTIC! From distance, the Bordeaux midfielder strikes one from distance, after failure of space being afforded to him. Good save by the goalkeeper.
22'Ibrahimovic slips through Cavani on the left, as he bombs down inside the penalty box. Mariano gets across to intercept, despite losing composure - but he sees the ball back safely towards Carrasso.
21'Edging to the halfway point of the first period at the Parc des Princes, and no significant goalscoring chances. PSG will have to be patient against a Bordeaux side, who despite missing creative influence, are well shaped defensively.
20'Free-kick to Paris Saint-Germain, in a really decent position for Zlatan Ibrahimovic to strike this. Nevertheless, it comes off the wall at the first attempt.
18'Lovely phase of play from PSG. Maxwell down the left towards Pastore. Cute backheel that leads to Lucas' shot which clatters off Sane, as Bordeaux survive. Still goalless.
18'It's the beginning of a rather important week for PSG, as February sees the return of the Champions League - where they are against Bayer 04 Leverkusen. But after tonight, they have a Coupe de la Ligue semi-final against Nantes, and the Ligue 1 blockbuster against AS Monaco at Stade Louis II. Make or break, already?
16'Another chance for Girondins at the other end. Maurice-Belay getting forward, but diverts his shot wide of Sirigu's left post. Bordeaux attempting to counter PSG on occasions.
14'SAIVET! The young Bordeaux forward starts a quick, neat move. Combines in a one-two with Maurice-Belay, as he fires tamely at Salvatore Sirigu.
12'CAVANI! Over the bar. Not in the best position to head that goalwards, but the Urugayan has a pop anyway, as his header flies over the bar.
11'Cavani picks up the ball in a good position on the right hand side of the box, but loses a bit of composure, as his strike flies over Carrasso's bar.
10'Les Parisiens have a title race back on, with Monaco cutting the gap to just three points following their win over Olympique de Marseille on Sunday. They can't afford to lose this.
8'Matuidi sees a move out left for Maxwell, as Ibrahimovic gains possession. The move breaks down as the Bordeaux defence maintains its shape. Gillot's side playing defensively. Not too much attacking strength.
6'Bordeaux struggling to get a handle on this game, and are already pinned inside their own half. Zlatan Ibrahimovic operating in midfield, as he attempts to engineer an attacking move.
5'Oh, well. What do we have there? Should be a penalty as the Brazilian defender pulls down Motta, and both players go at it under the referee Tony Chapron. But it'll be a drop-ball situation to restart the game.
4'Tame shot by Motta as Carrasso claims the ball. Easy save by the goalkeeper but the ball is out of play, after Henrique goes down under the challenge of Motta.
2'CHANCE FOR PSG! Drilled in cross from Maxwell cleared for a corner by Sane. Corner in from Lucas, free header by Thiago Silva and cleared at the death by a defender.
2'It's the fourth meeting between these sides this season. PSG have won all three so far - in the Trophee des Champions in Gabon, in the first Ligue 1 meeting, and in the Coupe de la Ligue.
1'UNDERWAY IN PARIS! PSG get us going, attacking from right to left.
Teams are on the field at the Parc des Princes in a chilly night in the capital. Cabaye presented to the fans inside the stadium, and given a rousing applause.
TEAM NEWS: Paris' new number four Cabaye on the bench, with Javier Pastore preferred following Marco Verratti's suspension. Bordeaux are without five players in a defensive 4-5-1. Lucas Moura gets the nod ahead of Ezequiel Lavezzi.
PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN : Sirigu - Van der Wiel, Alex, Thiago Silva (c), Maxwell - Pastore, Thiago Motta, Matuidi - Cavani, Lavezzi - Ibrahimovic.SUBS : Douchez, Digne, Marquinhos, Cabaye, Lucas, Ménez, Ongenda.
BORDEAUX : Carrasso (c) - Marian, Henrique, Sané, Orban - Sertic, Nguemo, Traoré - Faubert, Maurice-Belay - Saivet.SUBS: Olimpa, Bréchet, Chalmé, Planus, Poko, Bellion, Hoarau.
These two sides played each other just 17 days ago in the Coupe de la Ligue at Stade Chaban-Delmas. That cup tie was finely poised at 1-1 before two late goals ensured PSG's progression to the semi-finals, winning 3-1.
On the other hand, Bordeaux - who sit in seventh place, and seven points behind Lille in the final Champions League place, signed former PSG striker Guillaume Hoarau in this window from Dalian Aerbin in China. He is also among the substitutes.
Yes, Yohan Cabaye has made the journey from the North East of England to the French capital, as the France international quit Newcastle in favour of a Ligue 1 return. He starts ON THE BENCH tonight.
Both PSG and Bordeaux have wrapped up their 'Mercato' campaigns, with both sides making one signing each. And both players in question, start on the bench.
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