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A couple of battery questions
I am getting an "increased battery discharge" warning.
I have gotten this a couple of times in the past. Once it was something electrical not letting the car sleep properly, another time they told me not to use bluetooth, the last time they told me my driving patterns were the problem but then discovered some issue with the battery itself (can't remember what) and they replaced it under warranty.
So that was about a year ago. Had no problems until the other day. So a couple of questions.
1) I know the alternator doesn't engage (and therefore charge the battery) under a certain speed. What is that speed?
I have a short commute and touch maybe 45 for a few minutes at best. Of course I wasn't commuting at all prior to the last month and the car would go days at a time without being driven (which you would think would be the problem) - no problems - then when I start driving more regularly I get the error.
2) How far away from the car should the key fobs be? And is this a real issue or tilting at windmills? Mine are generally tossed in a bowl about 20 feet away.
3) After the issues the first time around, I have never again used the key to put the top down since this puts strain on the battery. But if the battery doesn't get charged even with the engine on unless it is travelling at a certain speed, is there any difference in battery strain putting the top down with the key vs. when the car is idling?
I have been charging the battery every other night since getting error, but the charge doesn't seem to hold for more than a day or so.
Sounds like you have a weak battery or alternator. Hard to tell which at this point. The answer used to mostly be battery, but it seems the alternators are going out pretty often now. It is impossible to diagnose over the internet! They can tell if it is the alternator with an oscilloscope. Since you are going to the dealer for another top fix attempt have them check it out!
My wife drives the 6 daily and drives around 7 minutes to work, never more than 45, usually in stop and go traffic. The battery in my car was new when I bought it as a CPO car from the dealer. It failed in 2.5 years. I never had any issues with low battery until it simply failed.
Now, with this new battery, I make sure and put it on a trickle charger at least once a week overnight. This is to prevent failure.
In my case my "non-favorable driving profile" caused the battery to prematurely crap out. Maybe this is also true for you?
As far as keyfob, I have mine about 20 feet away also, never had a problem with that.
The alternator is always spinning, it is not like the a/c compressor with a clutch/brake. It is just at idle the alternator is only providing enough juice to power the car or just a bit under so the battery is being utilized. It isn't until higher rev's that it puts out increased voltage that can power the car's systems and charge the battery at the same time.
Last edited by tampamark; 10-04-2012 at 06:56 PM.
If you battery is going flat in a few days after a charge you have an issue. Either:
1) you are not fully charging it (it will take at least overnight to charge with a trickle charger)
2) the battery is not holding a charge (battery is sulfated and needs replacing)
3) there is an issue with the cars charging system - alternator is on the way out/bad connection to alternator or battery/serpentine belt is slipping.
4) there is some system not shutting off and draining the battery
A good mechanic will be able to determine what is going on. You need someone to hook up the alternator to a oscilloscope to test it. Battery is easy to load test. Most mechanics are too lazy to test that connections are good.
No idea about the fob, I don't have comfort access.
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Tampamark is likely more accurate in his description when he states that the alternator doesn't put out enough voltage to actually charge the battery at idle. Still curious as to what the trigger/tipping point is for the battery to actually receive charge while driving.
And the short trips could be the issue, and I'm sure that will be the response when I take it in. BTW, will they check the alternator proactively, or do I need to request it? Possbile they will just take the easy way out and point to the driving profile and leave it at that.
I am taking it in next week to have them look at it, along with another crack at the top not locked warning, and the battery cable recall. Sometimes I long for my old Honda Civic. (not sunny 75 degreee days like today though )
Last edited by avoiceoreason; 10-05-2012 at 06:29 AM.
Do you (or anyone) have a trickle charger that you recommend? If I have to get the battery replaced, I might try your method and see if that helps. How long has your battery lasted since using this weekly trickle charge approach? And for that matter, how long should the battery last in the first place?
Last edited by avoiceoreason; 10-05-2012 at 06:31 AM.
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It is simple math, the car has so many electronic components that it just can't keep up without having the RPM at higher levels (and therefore the alternator spins faster to generate more voltage). Too much draw for not enough voltage! I know that the compressor will shut off on some cars under extreme load, but the V8 on the 6 wouldn't even acknowledge something as small as an alternator shutting off, hell I can't tell when the compressor kicks on and off. I used to have a 4 cylinder Celica in college that I would use the A/C button like it was a turbo boost. Turn it off and it felt like I had 40 more hp.
I have never checked the BMW, but on my motorcycle when applying a volt meter to it at idle it barely puts out above 12v, at 5,000 rpm (out of a max of 12,000 rpm) it is at peak output of close to 15v. Any higher RPM and the regulator is capping it from going too high.
Others have had the alternator fail in the other direction...the regulator fails which is in charge of capping the voltage that is output so that it doesn't drive the electronics wild or provide to high of voltage to the battery and killing it that way.
Yorgi has provided several recommendations for Battery Tenders, here is a thread that goes over different models in detail along with some recommendations:
Last edited by tampamark; 10-05-2012 at 02:12 PM.
I have the same problem. I purchased the BMW trickle charger from the service dept. I use it every now and then to keep the battery charged. My problem is that I don't drive it enough and I don't drive far enough when I drive.
I dropped it off last night, and my service rep happened to be there. I told him about the error and he immediately went to the unfavorable driver profile defense. In fact he said if that's what the diagnostic report tells them, BMW won't let them do anything else. How riduculous. This is what happened the first time around. They gave me the driver profile defense. Then when it failed again a month later they magically discovered that there was an electrical problem that was draining the battery. Then when it failed again they found the battery itself was faulty.
I should have asked them if their sales reps routinely offer a battery tender as an option. "By the way Ms. Jones, unless you commute via the interstate for greater than 30 minutes daily, you do realize your $100k car won't actually work unless you plug it into the wall with one of these handy devices!" German engineering indeed.
In other news, he also went into the discourse about heat being the issue behind my top not locked error to which I cut him off and said, "nope." I told him to go back and look at my service history and he will see it has popped up at all times/temperatures/seasons. This time - 70 degree, sitting in a garage. I told him not to bother with the TSB since that has been done at least five times and the sensors replaced twice. But given what he said about the battery, I doubt the techs will go beyond the, "well this is what BMW says to do for this error." I pleaded with him to ask his techs to think out of the box, but I am not hopeful.
Something to consider as well is to have them verify that the Battery you have is coded correctly to the car. When I went in and checked mine after the battery died, I discovered they had it coded incorrectly. They had it coded at 110Ah Lead Acid, instead of a 90Ah AGM. The 6 series is supposed to charge the battery in an "optimum" method, and you are supposed to tell the car when you chnaged the battery as well. My favorite comment by someone here about the "smart" system, was something along the lines of, "if it so smart, why can't it figure out when the battery was changed" GRIN. Come to think of it I had my system reset and software updated at BMW not too long ago. I will have to verify that they have my battery coded correctly too.
I use the C-tek Battery Tender, based on the information I found here on this forum. I have been putting her on the tender once a week as well. She typically responds well to that. I have had a wealth of other problems, of which I'm hoping I will have resolved this weekend. Fingers crossed, yes i am resorting to crossing my fingers, LOL.
Last edited by tampamark; 10-09-2012 at 09:56 AM.
So yes, I do feel that way ... and then find myself wondering why I don't get better gas mileage.
Thanks for the tips/links to battery tender info BTW.
Is it a bad sign that I found myself trolling Porsche and Audi websites yesterday???
I had a Boxster before this, some will call out the RMS/IMS failure which leads to engine replacement on 911's and Boxsters. But that can be done with a repair if out of warranty. Porsche chooses to change out the engine to save on tearing down to the part, which doesn't seem terribly hairy. And they typically cut a great deal even out of warranty if the RMS/IMS fails. But it was a very reliable car, easy to work on, very nice experience in my 9 years of ownership.
I drove the Audi S5 Convertible and it was a great ride. Very comparable in my mind to the 6, only faster! Less HP but quicker car, go figure. It doesn't have quick the looks or curb appeal though. Anyway, not ready to send my 6 packing yet.
Do yourself a favor and top off the battery every once and a while. It is a nice feeling when I come out to the garage and see the little green light saying I am all charged up, takes the entire night to get there.
Last edited by tampamark; 10-09-2012 at 12:06 PM.
I am definitely going to take a look at the Audi. You're right about the curb appeal, but the upside would be (being in PA) I might actually be able to get to work when it snows.
And, miracle upon miracles! My service rep just called and said they didn't get the "unfavorable driver profile" when they ran the diagnostic. Woohoo! He said the "battery was bad" but couldn't remember exactly what the tech said. Though he did hedge on whether they would replace it under warranty or not, but said he would try.
He did pass along the boesman push and my "sensor wire flip" fix for the top to the tech who apparently said that it didn't make any sense why that would work. Hopefully that gets them thinking. Though after speaking with him it sounds like they are just going to replace the sensor (time #3), which will as always clear the error, so I expect I will be back to boesman/flip mode in another 3-4 months.
Off to Amazon to buy a tender now.
TampaMark, Glad you found your quote, I could not for life of me remember which discussion that was in. It was perfect though.
And yes it does fee like a damn electric car sometimes. When my last battery was going bad, I had my charger in the trucnk and every where I stopped I woudl plug her in, people would ask, is that electric? HAHA
Avoiceofreason, I seriously considered trading in my 6 for an A5 or S5. I realized that I love this car entirely too much, and wanted to give it another attempt to resolve the issues with her. I'm hoping my efforts this weekend resolve her issues.
As I approach the end of my warranty period, which was extended by BMW NA given all my issues, I grow increasingly weary. So far all the problems and trips to service have been an annoyance. Once I have to start paying for it each time I think it will cause me to literally hate the car.
That is why I am considering cutting my losses and moving on. I keep thinking each time that maybe it will finally be better, but then every three months like clockwork, that little red "top-locked" button starts blinking at me as if to remind me I am on borrowed time.
Last edited by avoiceoreason; 10-09-2012 at 01:52 PM.
So the good news is that they did replace the battery under warranty. However, the description provided in the paper work has me stumped.
They said the there was a "battery failure" due to an "aged battery". This battery was just put in ~20 months ago, so what would cause it to age? Also, it was noted that the "aged" battery was originally "replaced but not registered." Could not registering the battery have caused the premature aging? If so, I guess that would be why they were willing to replace under warranty (as the last replacement was done at a different dealer).
And finally it says the tech "registered on ISID" and performed a battery "retrofit in ISTA-P". Huh? What does that mean?
Last edited by avoiceoreason; 10-11-2012 at 12:06 PM.
Not registering the battery can lead to a shortened life. The car starts using a higher voltage when charging an older battery, and if the battery is not "old" this higher voltage will shorten its life.
Exposure to very high or very low temps also shorten the life of a battery. So does letting the battery go completely flat - this really shortens the life.
I find it hard to believe the previous dealer did not register the battery when installing it since they make such a big deal about needing to register.
ISTA/P is BMWs programming software.
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Last edited by Yorgi; 10-11-2012 at 06:57 PM.
So I got my CTEK-7002 battery charger and was flipping through the manual. One question I had was the normal vs. "snowflake" mode. I had assumed that normal would be the way to go with a brand new battery, but then I read in the manual that the "snowflake" mode was better for AGM batteries.
So which mode should I use for trickle charging on the weekends?
And secondly, it didn't note on my paperwork what kind of battery they put in. I assume it is AGM. Is that the right assumption?
The BMW TIS (online workshop manual) mentions to never go over 12.8 volts when charging the AGM battery or you will quickly destroy the battery.
The difference between "normal mode" and "snowflake mode" on the CTEK is a charging voltage of 12.4V vs 12.7V. I think 12.7V is pushing it close to the limit so I would stick to normal mode to be safe.
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Hey I just read your comments and just posted some pics. about the ratings on the volts for the CTEK 7002.....
I just bought this and after reading about the correct volts needed to charge the 6, did I get the wrong one or will
this one work??
I am not sure where I got those 12V numbers in post #21, since my manual says 14.4V normal mode and 14.7V in snowflake mode. I am guessing all the 12V should be 14V including the TIS 12.8V max, which seems way too low - I am pretty sure that should be 14.8V max charging voltage.
My Win XP laptop died recently so I do not have access to TIS to check the max charging voltage, I'll try to get to fixing the laptop on the weekend.
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- New tickets: as you press "Preview", the upload files list is emptied. Please check before submitting.
- Express opinions or do discussions at the forums and link them in the ticket.
Good examples of reported issues: #3080 #8212 #5353 #5301 #6426 #13620.
Why this format? Read some explanations from BI: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.IMPORTANT:
- Priority is set by BI (if at all). It has little meaning in general.
Beta users¶
Latest beta patch: OA 1.60 BETA.
- Instructions on how to install can be found here
- Betas for ArmA2 have been discontinued
- Please read the BI article. Downloads and changelog here
- Specify the exact build number in the title [79600] or somewhere in the report, and use version BETA as Affected ArmA II version.
- Beta version are one number ahead: if you read 1.59.79600 in-game, that means 1.60 BETA
the version displays in the main screen, lower right
DOs and Don't DOs¶
Do set Due Date three months later when you open an ticket please.
Do use the [[ticket_template|template]] of Header, Observed, Expected and Repro key points in your new tickets
Do NOT assign issues to any person. This is a moderator job.
Do NOT set priority. Priority has meaning only at BI side.
Do NOT set the target version. Use the Affected ArmA II Version only.
Read the workflow, if you want to understand the process.
Links & Acronyms¶
- Versions and changelogs, ArmA II Object class library, Unlock armory items
- Killing Bugs - Bohemia Interactive, How to Report Bugs Effectively, Old instructions for the A1 BTS
- BI Bohemia Interactive , BIF Bohemia Interactive Forums Beta patch testing, BIKI Bohemia Interactive Community Wiki
- CTD Crash To Desktop, WER Windows Error Reporting, ArmAII: OA Operation Arrowhead
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'"For some, I think we didn't buy into what Lindy was preaching every night," Miller said. "His approach to the game works. Play as a team, keep it simple, be responsible, be accountable, you find out it works. We knew coming into this year we had to get back to that kind of game."'
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August 11, 2004
9/11/04: Commemoration Events Worldwide
Last year, with your participation, Families of September 11 (FOS11) generated a list of more than 85 commemoration events occurring around the world in honor of 9/11 and those who were lost. Some events were organized by public officials; others were small ceremonies in communities or the homes of families who were directly affected. FOS11 members received an updated event list that included the time, date and contact information for the event.
Help us to help FOS11 members again. Let us know about 9/11 commemoration activities that are being organized in your community this fall -- anything that commemorates 9/11, no matter how small, can be included. Send your event information (location, time, date, email, phone, etc.) or information about memorials (location, photos, any "history") to firstname.lastname@example.com and write "9/11 Commemoration Event" in the subject line. You can call us at (212) 575-1878 if you prefer to tell us by phone.
Below is a list of upcoming commemoration activities organized by state. In addition, there are national and international events, as well as a listing of other ways you can be involved, including seminars and discussion groups.
Commemoration Events -- 9/11/04
MassachusettsNatickA candlelight Community Service of Remembrance, Hope and Prayer will be held at 8:00 PM on Saturday, September 11, 2004, at Fisk Memorial United Methodist Church, 106 Walnut Street, Natick, MA 01760. For more information please contact firstname.lastname@example.com, (508) 653-1674. Family members and friends are invited to participate in this service. Please contact Debi Henry at (508) 651-0256 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
New YorkNew York City, World Trade Center SiteThere will be a Memorial Ceremony held at the World Trade Center site in New York City on Saturday, September 11, 2004. A formal notice is expected to be mailed to all families.
The Memorial Ceremony will follow closely the style/format of last year's ceremony, including: an early morning ceremony with full reading of victims' names and four moments of silence at times of impact and collapse; and a Tribute of Lights in the evening of 9/11. More information will follow.
New York City, Intrepid MuseumHeart of America QuiltThe quilt is over a 1/2 acre when displayed in full. The white stripes are made from panels that people have created all over the world. Some panels have pictures of lost ones, some have notes to you from children, some are by firefighters or survivors from the Pentagon. A team of volunteers has worked on this since 9/11/01.
There will be a small service at the Intrepid Museum on September 11, 2004, and the quilt will be exhibited September 8-11. For more information, please contact Susan Morissette at (207) 873-3573, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit www.heartofamericaquilt.com.
ChappaquaFlag of Remembrance to be Unveiled in ChappaquaThe Flag of Remembrance was created to honor the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Photographs of victims sent by family and friends were transferred to fabric squares in tones of red, white or blue. To create the Flag, the more than 3,000 pieces of fabric were sewn together to form a majestic American flag of faces that measures 27 feet wide and 20 feet high. Those without a photograph are honored with a memorial candle. All victims are identified by name.
The official unveiling and dedication of the Flag of Remembrance will take place at 5:00 PM on Saturday, September 11, 2004, in the courtyard of the Chappaqua Library in Chappaqua, New York (rain date September 12, 2004). The Chappaqua Library is located at 195 South Greeley Avenue, Chappaqua, NY. For more information about the Flag of Remembrance, contact Sherry Kronenfeld, (914) 238-3315, visit www.flagofremembrance.com, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
YonkersReflection and Remembrance, with the Westchester Cordsman Untermyer Park, Yonkers, NY, will take place on September 11, 2004, at 6:00 PM. For directions and more information, please visit their website at www.untermyer.com.
NyackConcert for Remembrance, 9/11 was established in memory of Welles Remy Crowther, and all of the victims and heroes of the terrible attacks of 9/11. It is a free concert for the community, sponsored by The Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust. September 11 families have reserved seating with a red rose waiting for you in memory of your loved one. This year, Barbara Allen, principal harpist of American Ballet Theatre Orchestra, will perform a Handel Concerto arranged for harp and we will give the US premier of "Lament and Restoration", a violin concerto written by Ron Wasserman, principal bassist of New York City Ballet, in memory of 9/11 and the healing power of music. Other works will be performed, as well. A reception will follow to meet the artists and the composer.
Please RSVP if you would like to attend and have reserved seating. The Third Annual Concert for Remembrance, 9/11 will take place on Sunday, September 12, 5:00 PM at Grace Episcopal Church, 130 First Avenue, Nyack, New York, gracechurchnyack.org. To RSVP and for more information please contact Alison Crowther at (845) 353-6339. Admission is free.
Staten IslandThe Towers of Light will be at several locations on Staten Island. More dates and information, please contact Dennis McKeon at email@example.com 9 St. John's UniversitySeptember 10 Angel CircleSeptember 12 St. Clares
Other Ways You Can Be Involved
Donate BloodCaliforniaTake part in the Third Annual Blood Drive, in celebration of Waleed Iskandar's life. Help celebrate Waleed's life and commemorate the third anniversary of the tragedy of 9/11 by donating blood on Sunday, September 12, 2004, from 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 18400 Kinzie St. Northridge, CA. 91324. For an appointment please call May Marconet at (818) 701-5794 or email email@example.com.
Seminars/Discussion GroupsOne Day's PayOne Day's Pay, a 501c3 non-profit public benefit corporation, was founded in 2002 to honor the victims, family members, and survivors of the attacks on America, as well as the rescue and recovery workers and the thousands of volunteers who gave so much on and following September 11. We pay tribute to them by working to establish September 11 as a national day of voluntary service, charity and compassion, and by encouraging individuals, employers and groups to permanently set aside time each September 11 to help others in need through service or other giving activities. Visit http://www.onedayspay.org/about/index.php for more information.
The September ProjectOn Saturday, September 11, 2004, people across the land will share ideas about democracy, citizenship, and patriotism. Locally organized, libraries, schools, and organizations will host talks, deliberations, and performances about issues that matter to their communities. Everyone is invited to participate in this project. The organizers extend a special invite to members of Families of September 11. They believe your voice -- your individual voice, your collective voice -- is sorely needed. For that reason, they encourage you to approach a local public space like a library and see if they are planning events. If interested, offer yourself as a potential speaker, moderator, performer, and/or member of a roundtable. Spread the word about events to organizations to which you belong and suggest that they participate in some way on Saturday, September 11. For more information, please contact David Silver at www.theseptemberproject.org.
The project launched in March, 2004. In the US, as of August 5, 2004, 223 libraries in 39 states are participating, with new libraries and often entire library systems joining daily. Libraries are the core, as they have historically upheld the right to open and free access to information and ideas. September Project events are distributed nationally and internationally and are free and open to the people. A map of participating hosts can be viewed here: http://www.com.washington.edu/september/map.asp
The September Project is beyond borders. Spain's El Proyecto Septiembre (http://septiembre.ciberpunk.org) has coordinated events in six cities. Portugal's O Projecto Setembro (http://setembro.ciberpunk.org) has planned an event in Lisbon. In Venezuela, events are planned for Caracas and Maracay; in Australia, the University of Sydney has joined; in the Netherlands, the University of Nijmegen and the Cultural Centre for the Arts Lux are hosting a public conference. We are in contact with folks interested in hosting similar events on September 11 in Canada, Chile, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Mexico, and Uruguay. International hosts are planning events that focus on issues that matter to them. For example, events in Spain will address democracy and citizenship, but also provide forums on civil liberties, immigration, and March 11.


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Try connecting via the command line. That wireless assistant thing sucks.
I am trying to figure out why I am having trouble connecting Back Track 3 to a couple different networks. One network is at my school when I enter the WEP key it still tells me that the connection has failed. Under windows I connect to it just fine. I can connect with BT3 to my network at the house which has WEP enabled. Is this a problem with the configuration of the network card with Linux? The other place that I am having issues with is at a coffee shop that uses a router with pre-installed software that redirects you to a login page that you have to log into first. With windows I notice it doesn't give me a connect signal until I enter my User name and Password. Though with BT3 I cannot connect even to the log in page.
Where do I begin to look to find answers to these questions?
Try connecting via the command line. That wireless assistant thing sucks.
As Purehate said the KiwifiManager or whatever the tool is called, is possibly the worst tool ever .
Use iwconfig to configure your device.
Code:iwconfig --help example : iwconfig rausb0 enc yourwepkeyhere
It also helps to know what network card you are using. I have found that out of the 3 laptops I have (no their not nice ones ) only 1 of the built in wifi cards seems to work "out of the box". (I havn't tested injection on that laptop but it can connect to a WEP network)
Keep us updated
I had the same issue with my AP. Sometimes I have to connect 2-3 times in order to really get a connection.
Not sure why exactly but I've noticed the same behaviour. Also had the same when using WPA. On my laptop it connects with one try usually, on my desktop machine it takes 2 tries.
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I haven't tried. I usually use trace route in windows but Ill give it a go tomorrow. Always love a challenge. What kind of compile errors if any did you get?
Has anyone got Paratrace to work in BT2?
dd if=/dev/swc666 of=/dev/wyze
I haven't tried. I usually use trace route in windows but Ill give it a go tomorrow. Always love a challenge. What kind of compile errors if any did you get?
I'm getting a ton of nasty errors. The package from Paketto includes a readme that mentions a backwards compatibility issue with libnet 1.1.1 > and that 1.0.2 has to be used, so tomorrow I may install / symlink the older libnet and see where that gets me.
I've been itching to try paratrace out ever since I read about it in a new book I have. The source gzip comes with another cool tool (that I haven't been able to get to work outside of my subnet) called scanrand, which supposively has been noted in scanning an entire class B network (65K+ hosts) for web servers with 8000 hits in 4 seconds (achieves this by firing off syn packets making no effort to retain session state).
I'm too beat to attempt to get it compiled tonight; tomorrow is another day to play
dd if=/dev/swc666 of=/dev/wyze
I cant seem to get scanrad to work on the out side either. the command completes but with no type of output. I got paratrace to work though. It was weird though I issued the command and it hung forever but then I opened a new shell and pinged google and then I got the out put.......
pureh@te ~ # paratrace -b100k www.google.com
Waiting to detect attachable TCP connection to host/net: www.google.com
188.8.131.52:80/32 1-16
UP: 126.96.36.199:80 [12] 23.554s
001 = 192.168.1.1|80 [01] 23.565s( 192.168.1.102 -> 184.108.40.206 )
002 = 220.127.116.11|80 [01] 23.576s( 192.168.1.102 -> 22.214.171.124 )
003 = 126.96.36.199|80 [03] 23.599s( 192.168.1.102 -> 188.8.131.52 )
005 = 184.108.40.206|80 [05] 23.625s( 192.168.1.102 -> 18.104.22.168 )
006 = 188.8.131.52|80 [06] 23.633s( 192.168.1.102 -> 18.104.22.168 )
008 = 188.8.131.52|80 [08] 23.664s( 192.168.1.102 -> 220.127.116.11 )
009 = 18.104.22.168|80 [10] 23.672s( 192.168.1.102 -> 18.104.22.168 )
007 = 18.104.22.168|80 [07] 23.681s( 192.168.1.102 -> 18.104.22.168 )
010 = 184.108.40.206|80 [11] 23.681s( 192.168.1.102 -> 188.8.131.52 )
012 = 22.214.171.124|80 [12] 23.712s( 192.168.1.102 -> 220.127.116.11 )
011 = 188.8.131.52|80 [12] 23.720s( 192.168.1.102 -> 22.214.171.124 )
I of course changed a few numbers to protect the innocent.
This makes sense based on the description of the tool:I got paratrace to work though. It was weird though I issued the command and it hung forever but then I opened a new shell and pinged google and then I got the out put.......Unless the traffic is originating from you or you were dual homed and it was flowing 'through' you I don't see how you could "attach" to it.Paratrace traces the path between a client and a server, much like "traceroute", but with a major twist: Rather than iterate the TTLs of UDP, ICMP, or even TCP SYN packets, paratrace attaches itself to an existing, stateful-firewall-approved TCP flow, statelessly releasing as many TCP Keepalive messages as the software estimates the remote host is hop-distant. The resultant ICMP Time Exceeded replies are analyzed, with their original hopcount "tattooed" in the IPID field copied into the returned packets by so many helpful routers. Through this process, paratrace can trace a route without modulating a single byte of TCP/Layer 4, and thus delivers fully valid (if occasionally redundant) segments at Layer 4 -- segments generated by another process entirely.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
after reading up and seeing this tool in action it seems far more powerful in mapping external and internal networks...I just don't know how to use it! haha
it seems to work in BT2, but it sits waiting to detect attachable TCP connection..
hopefully i'll figure this badboy out!
**scanrand and paratrace seem to hang, i wonder if its a BT2 issue or me, anyone confirm?
Has anyone managed to get this working?
I've been trying to get it working on BT3 beta but I just get errors trying to install.


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Permanent Press, Jan 1, 1996 - Biography & Autobiography - 170 pages
"By the time I was five years old, I had spent half my life hidden away in a barn loft." So begins a Jewish girl's account of her childhood amid the ruins of World War II. The time is 1944, the setting a Polish town which has just been liberated from the Germans by the Red Army. While adults mourn what is lost forever, the narrator explores a world forbidden to her for so long, discovering the pleasures of the senses and the company of other children. An autobiographical novel by a writer from Montreal.
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India is still a magical place.What we hear most often about the Motherland these days is her extraordinary leap into the modern world, her burgeoning prosperity, and her enormous contribution to the global economy. And while this is all true, I feel her greatest gift to the world still remains what she is most famous for: the gift of spirituality.I just returned home after twelve days in that ancient and still mysterious land. In spite of the fact that in Western culture, … [Read more...]
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First Name: Jason
Anime Central Experience:
I have never volunteered as a staff member at Anime Central, but I am willing to volunteer in 2008. I do need plenty of sleep (around 9.5 hours a night) to feel awake and keep my sanity, so are there any positions that require 8 hours or less of work per day?
P.S. Anyone else who wants to volunteer for 2008 can post in this thread!
P.S.S. It looks like the full subtitle didn't appear. It is supposed to be "For anyone who wants this year's convention to run smoother than Anime Central 2007".


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Time after time, Kobe Bryant kept swishing shots into the net.
He pulled up for jumpers. Bryant moved off the ball and then attempted catch-and-shoot opportunities. He kept repeating the routine.
Hardly earth-shattering that Bryant would engage in such an exercise following the team's practice Wednesday at the Lakers' facility in El Segundo. But it also showed how much he has attempted such shots with far more frequency and accuracy than in recent games.
Bryant enters tonight's game against the Clippers at Staples Center going 1 of 35 from three-point range in the last 13 games.
But he hardly sounded concerned about it.
"I'm not in a slump," Bryant said. "I just haven't shot it."
Nonetheless, his 42.1 percent clip from the field in February has marked a steep statistical decline after having an efficient year. Bryant's shooting percentage has decreased each month from November (47.7), December (46.6) and January (44.4).
Bryant admitted the elbow tendinitis in his right arm has affected him. But Bryant strongly suggested his new-found facilitating role has contributed to the drop in efficiency. In the Lakers' 91-85 win Tuesday over the Phoenix Suns, Bryant scored only four points on 1-of-8 shooting, his lowest offensive output since his second year in the NBA.
"It takes me out of my rhythm quite a bit," Bryant said. "It's just a matter of getting used to it. I'm working it out."
How does it affect his rhythm?
"You wind up facilitating a lot," Bryant said. "The game gets away from you. In the fourth quarter, you do what you have to do. At opportunities, they trap you. Then you don't have shooting opportunities. You get back in the game with five minutes left. They're still trapping you. You still make the right play. Then when the second half comes around, you're not in a rhythm.
"But I can work through that."
Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni and guard Steve Nash have encouraged Bryant not to dial back his aggressiveness even in his facilitating role. Nash also has advised Bryant needs to be "conscious of mixing it up" so opponents can't predict whether he'll shoot or pass.
Instead of working on his 3-point shot, Bryant spent much of his shooting time following Wednesday's practice working on mid-range jumpers.
"I haven't shot that many consciously," Bryant said of 3-point attempts. "I'm trying to get into areas that are more threatening and get away from the long ball a little bit."
Bryant believes the shooting struggles will end pretty soon.
"I'm not worried about it," he said.
Patching things up
The two who feuded for all these years suddenly have a fondness for each other.
Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal talked. They smiled. They laughed. The scene before the Lakers' 91-85 win Tuesday over the Phoenix Suns later hinted at a surprising revelation.
"Shaq and I have a really, really good relationship now," said Bryant, who teamed with O'Neal to win three NBA championships from 2000 to 2002. "It's good. I think it's a good lesson for all of us."
And what is that lesson?
"I think we appreciate each other more now than ever," Bryant said. "I think the further you get away from the history that you had together, the more you put perspective on it on how dominant we were."
Lacking commitment
Whenever he makes appearances in Los Angeles, Lakers center Dwight Howard noticed the city hasn't entirely embraced him. He understands why.
"I understand why they're hesitating," Howard said. "Because I haven't signed a deal."
Howard will become an unrestricted free agent this offseason and hasn't publicly indicated if he will stay. He could re-sign for five years and $117.9 million instead of a four-year, $87.6 million deal with another team. He believes expressing his intentions would be a distraction.
"I'm here right now, so there's no need for me to have one foot in and one foot out," he said. "I'm here. I'm going to do everything I can to help this team win right now, and that's the only thing that matters."
Howard conceded he's looking forward to the summer so he can fully heal his 10-month-old surgically repaired back and aggravated labrum in his right shoulder.
I'm used to training all summer and coming back in tip-top shape," he said. "It didn't happen this year, so I'm looking forward to having a full summer and training camp."
So much for living in the moment.
"That's the only part I'm looking forward to, getting my body back," he said. "I'm nowhere near who I was in Orlando. In Orlando, I could play 40 minutes and never get tired. Here I give you about 10 minutes."
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I'm sad that there is no Siri on the iPad 2 they run the say chip as the iphone 4s
and Passbook might be useful for some. unlike the newsstand. not everyone like magazine or newspaper on a small screen (maybe on ipad)
I hate when they preview it this early when they are gonna release it on fall then the iPhone 5 came out.
I'm still waiting for something as simple as the ability to add password restrictions to any application such as messages or camera...
Why is # 1 even being listed? iOS 6 was barely announced today.
I may be wrong but I read that the new maps application takes away support for transit directions. If that's the case maps will become almost useless to me.
im sad that my iPT 3G and iPad first gen... damn Apple...
This is just a mod .. it adds "iCloud" which is actually drop box.. it adds newstand which is just a web app .. and it says:
"Whited00r users can enjoy an alternative AppStore where find most of iOS3 compatible apps. If you need the classic App Store, it can be launched from Safari Bookmarks."
I was irritated to see this article. I never criticize articles, but this is just dumb. We have this amazing release from Apple with extraordinary stuff, and you have to release this negative article? Personally, I am looking forward to Passbook! I want to walk into Starbucks and have my card all ready for me to use!
That already exists in iOS5.
Settings > General > Restrictions
Wow that's a big *****. iPhone 4 users can't use turn by turn directions? That's a load of ******** and I'm going to be simply amazed if it will work and not be laggy using a jailbreak Tweak that allows me to use turn by turn directions. ***** ****** why can't Apple even allow iPhone 4 users to have a voice to tell you to turn now or make a right in a mile without the 3D directions. You know like the old maps directions. I'm sorry for cursing but this Bull. Passbook looks amazing and I'm looking forward to that.
I read the maps thing correctly.


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I need to arp poisoning / redirect clients in some how the traffic from the LAN goes to my own machine (not forward to just sniff). Let me explain, I'm inside a network and I want to setup a fake custom service (it's part from a ERP) to steal authentication.
What's the problem?
They do not use DNS queries to arrive at this server (they use direct IP).
They do not use DHCP in this LAN.
Is there a way I can impersonate local users (a kind of arp poison, etc) to make all requests that should go to server 10.0.0.2 (MAC 01:02:03:04:05:06) goes to my machines 10.0.0.26 (MAC 66:66:66:66:66:66) ? Yes, I do not want to forward the traffic, I want to bind a port and myself response to this services.
Any ideas about how to do it in Windows or Linux?
Thanks mates.
Hi KMDave
How are you?
Sure, I work for a security company and one of my jobs are internal penetration tests, as I already had explained it here in another post I was believing it was clear.
Some evidences goes here:
Sorry if it was not clear since the first post.
Related with the thread, someone have some suggestion for me?
Thank you
If you are on the same network segment as the victim, try using arpspoof.
Good Luck...
Hi cybrsnpr
Thank you for reply.
I did think in use dsniff package (arpspoof) but I got no sucess. In theory I should only setup a one way arp spoof and disable ip_forward, not?
Like this:
However in my tests it do not work, it poison (the arp entry in VictimIP is forged), but if I setup a service in my attacker machine and try to connect from the VictimIP it gives connection refused.arpspoof -t VictimIP IPofMachineIWantToBe
echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
off: Is there a way to use arpsoof to poison a entire segment (like a class C network) instead of a machine? I did look at man page and it do not say anything.
Thank you in advance.
Edit: Forgot to mention: A segment arpspoof WILL set off a IDS if there is one on the network. Not sure of your contract terms, but can you be caught/blatantly obvious or do you need to remain stealthy? An arpspoof that big is a dead give away.


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This is Strata!
There is only one word to describe the speed, style, and power of the ZaReason Strata 6880 laptop.
First things first: This laptop is wide — a 15.6-inch-screen-wide-in-high-definition wide — and it is powerful, to the tune of the test model's Intel i7 Quad-core with 8 threads running at 2 GHz. The 8GB of memory below the keyboard coupled with the Nvidia GTX 540M video card make this a well rounded machine for, well, just about anything. The width of the laptop — oh, it still fits on my lap because that itself is wide, too — allows the laptop to have a full keyboard that includes a number pad on the right.
For something this fast and powerful, you should probably have a license of some sort — a pilot's license comes immediately to mind.
As mentioned yesterday in my review of the ZaReason Alto 3880, my current ThinkPads come in the basic black. This laptop, too, comes in basic black, but it's a shiny, slick black as opposed to a staid, utilitarian black favored by IBM and then Lenovo. In terms of black, if the ThinkPad makes you think of a limousine, the Strata 6880 in turn makes you think of the Batmobile.
Strata 6880's strengths
Originally, I thought that for a laptop, this was kind of big — maybe wide would be a better word to describe it. Sure, I have a wide lap, as I mentioned before, but for something this size? Anyway, it only took an hour or two to become accustomed to the extra witdth in screen real estate — a bonus on a machine like this that's so nimble and quick. Multiple windows are a snap here and there's a lot less promoting and reducing when working on multiple projects simultaneously. And the screen: a crystal-clear LCD display with a 1980-by-1080 footprint shows whatever I choose to bring up with a clarity bordering on perfect. This comes in handy especially when watching DVDs or streaming video — which you can do while working on other things (why would you? I don't know, but for the sake of testing this machine, the Strata 6880 handled everything I had thrown at it) . Not only does the streaming audio/video come across clear and uninterrupted while working on other things, the performance was nothing short of remarkable. I would imagine that most of the graphics performance would have to do with the Nvidia video card, that seems to handle things easily.
Like in yesterday's review of the Alto 3880, the Strata 6880 ran three different distros: Linux Mint 12, Fedora 16 and CrunchBang Statler. It ran each perfectly and, with the addition of Flash on Fedora in the post-install, everything ran as it should out of the box. If you're wondering, I did spend extra time with Fedora, only because I wanted to give some extra time to GNOME 3 and, while I can see some of its advantages now working on a machine that will run it, personally speaking that desktop is not for me. As for Linux Mint, MATE and Cinnamon ran quite remarkably, and my home distro — CrunchBang — was flawless and fast on this hardware.
There are times when using the Strata 6880 that I feel like I am driving a Testarossa to go to the grocery store and back. I don't mean this as a slight — the capabilities and potential for this machine are far wider that what I would use it for. What I'm currently using it for is this — Web stuff (including streaming audio and video), a little testing (though most of that is done on a desktop), correcting photos in GIMP, making and running presentations in LibreOffice Impress (which worked well, by the way), and watching DVDs. This laptop, though, does make me want to break out the Blender book again and give that program another shot, maybe seeing what more the laptop can do.
Still, when I was running multiple programs like GIMP, LibreOffice and streaming a video, the warmest the Strata 6880 got was 54 degrees C — doing the same thing with the ThinkPad usually get the temperature up to the 70s (though, kids, don't try this at home). All of which is to say that the laptop does all the work thrown at it and seems to look for more.
I understand that the Strata 6880 can be a gaming platform, and I would believe it judging by the high performance. I don't "game" — I may have game, but I don't usually play on the computer — so I didn't try it out the gaming side of things. But with the current setup, it would not surprise me that games would be an easy fit for this laptop.
Needs improvement?
To be honest, I had a few qualms about the wide screen at first, but they quickly subsided as soon as I started getting used to the width and found I could put it to good use. Like the Alto 3880, it has the same single-button-on-a-fulcrum setup where you push either side of the single button to get the left/right mouse button, and having a separate left- and right-button mouse set up on the laptop is more of a personal preference than anything. Unlike the Alto 3880, the Strata 6880 had a stiffer keyboard which was more to my liking, so it gets high marks there. One thing that could be a reflection of how much I was using the machine unplugged moreso than anything — and I don't think it's a "need improvement" item, but some might: I only got a little over two hours of battery time while unplugged, but again it was while multiple programs — including streaming video — were running. To be honest, I'm never more than two hours away from an electrical socket, so battery life is not a big issue with me.
A final look
As I said a couple of days ago, I don't have a ranking system — I still don't, even after yesterday's review of the Alto 3880 — but I would give the Strata 6880 the highest marks across the board for design and performance. Looking more closely at the machine itself and judging by the firmness of the keyboard, the laptop also feels durable. My only regret in having this laptop for several days is that I couldn't make it break a sweat — again, the activities I normally do in my day-to-day digital life include the typical Web stuff augmented by some Web and photo work, some software testing for programs that are not terribly complex and a lot of LibreOffice, either writing or using Impress. Also, as I mentioned yesterday, I can't emphasize enough how important considering a purchase from a Linux hardware vendor is, and apparently the differences in prices are not as much as I thought: After a trip to Best Buy in Capitola yesterday, the difference in price between this laptop and others like it is marginal. The $849 base price for the Strata 6880 is about $50 less than a comparable HP laptop with similar specs on the showroom floor at $799. So if this is in your price range, the Strata 6880 is a good buy.
Of course, the worst part of this process now comes with me having to pack up these laptops and send them back to Berkeley. Thanks, ZaReason, for allowing me a chance to give these two laptops the once-over, and thanks, too, for making such great Linux-based hardware.
Specs as tested
Screen: 15.6-inch bright glossy LCD display at 1920-by-1080 pixels
Processor: Intel i7-2630Q 2 GHz, Quad-core, 8 thread
Memory: 8GB DDR3-1333
Graphics card: Nvidia GTX 540M 2GB
Hard Drive: 128 GB SSD
Optical Drive: CD-RW/DVD-RW
Audio: Speakers above the keyboard for quality sound output
Wireless: #WZF B/G/N
Reader: 3-in-1 card reader — SD/MMC/MS supported
Camera: 1.3 Megapixel webcam included
Ports: HDMI and VGA monitor ports; Gigabit Ethernet port; 2 USB 2.0 ports; 1 USB 3.0 port
Operating System: Your choice from a variety of Linux distros, or no operating system
Battery: Six-cell battery
Weight: 5.51 pounds
Basic price: $849
Price as tested: $1,426
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
February 15, 2012 at 1:16 pm
I was recently shopping for Linux laptops via both ZaReason and System76. I don't understand why both of these ship with full ten-key keyboards on a laptop. Otherwise they look great, but I think a ten-key is very poor design on a mobile machine.
February 15, 2012 at 4:27 pm
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February 15, 2012 at 4:29 pm
Second try,
With #! your programs probably came onto the screen befor you even executed them!
February 15, 2012 at 4:58 pm
Did you do all of this with the "nouveau" open-source drivers that IIRC come with Fedora, or did you install the binary drivers from Nvidia? (I don't know what the driver story is on the non-Fedora distributions.)
February 16, 2012 at 7:39 am
A winner? Sounds like the big guys would be able to shred with this one.
Do you think it would be good for lugging around as the mobile warriors do?
I just noticed that ZaReason does not offer any smaller laptops now. No 12/13
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What I Did This Summer: Manage an outdoor café
"What I Did This Summer" follows a number of University of South Carolina students this summer as they work, travel, and explore the world. Many of them are blogging about their adventures. This is the seventh story in the series.
Columbia's summers are hot but lunch is cool at the Garden Grille on campus.
Graduate student Lauren Rose greets newcomers and regulars at The Garden Grille with a big smile and a rundown of the day's specials. By now, she knows every facet of running the outdoor café — last summer she was a grill operator, this summer she is the dining manager.
"The Grille offers light fare like sandwiches, burgers, wraps, fresh fruit, and lemonade," said Rose, who is pursuing a master's degree in international hospitality. "Diners are mostly campus visitors, and University faculty and staff. They can sit at the café's shaded tables or inside the McCutchen House, where it's air-conditioned."
Open in the summer only, the Garden Grille is operated by students in the University's Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management (HRTM) program. The eatery is located on the patio just outside McCutchen House, where HRTM students make and serve a lunch buffet during the academic year.
"The pimento cheeseburger is a crowd favorite at the Grille, so we offer that as a weekly special a lot," said Rose, who received a bachelor's degree in hotel, restaurant, and tourism management from USC in 2009.
"The rib-eye steak sandwich is popular, too. When I know that we'll have special ingredients, I try to run a weekly special using those ingredients. This week we are offering a shrimp burger and a spicy chicken wrap, in addition to our usual menu."
The job as dining manager is adding restaurant experience to Rose's already lengthy resumé.
In high school, she was a server at Logan's Steakhouse in Summerville, her hometown.
"There was a woman who came in as general manager, and her job was to identify problems in the restaurant and correct them," she said. "She brought sales up, and the restaurant made a huge turnaround. When sales go down in another restaurant in the chain, she is sent there for a few years. When I saw what she did and what the results were, I was like, I want to do that!"
As an undergraduate at USC, Rose completed the required HRTM 270 and 370 courses.
"In 270, you work downstairs in the McCutchen House and cook. In 370, you work upstairs and serve. Then I did an independent study at McCutchen House to learn more about how it is managed. I helped plan the College of Hospitality, Retail, and Sport Management's Homecoming events.
"I did an internship at Disney World when I was an undergrad," she said. "I lived in Disney housing for a few months, and I loved it! I worked as a hostess in the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater at Disney World's Hollywood Studios theme park."
This summer, Rose is taking an online course titled, "E-commerce in Hospitality," and researching other internship opportunities.
"In the master's degree program I'm in, you can either write a thesis or complete an internship as part of the program," Rose said. "I'm looking at another internship at Disney World."
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(Avon) - This has been a cheerleading season for local teams training at the Tumbles & Cheers athletic facility in Avon.
The Ohio Extreme All-Stars has become the only all-girl team in Ohio to receive a paid bid to The Cheerleading Worlds™ Championship (the Olympics equivalent for All-Star Cheerleading).
The Small Senior 5 division team was awarded up to $25,000 to participate in the global event, April 26 to 28 at ESPN's Wide World of Sports in Walt Disney World.
The Cheerleading Worlds is produced by The International All Star Federation and the United States All Star Federation.
Heather Zidek owns the Tumbles & Cheers training facility in Avon and says the girls are pumped up and ready to take on teams from around the globe. They have been practicing since July.
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me out east with a 3/2
wish i had them today. 3:2 still fine otherwise in ny..
towards the end of the day in NY I was wishing I had gloves... the water dropped like 5-6ish degrees since last week.
i got a 3/2 with 7mm booties
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Kim and Kanye won't be tying the knot at Versailles
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(Yahoo!) - Kim Kardashian and Kanye West will not be taking Versailles.
The twice-wed bride-to-be and her rapper beau toured the French palace over the weekend, stirring up a whole new batch of rumors that it will be their wedding venue when they tie the knot next summer. However, as things stand right now, it won't be.
The Palace of Versailles has its own Twitter account, of course, and a spokesperson took to it to say that King Kanye and Queen Kim will not be holding their royal nuptials there:
On 19th January @KimKardashian and @kanyewest visited the Palace of Versailles but they are not planning their wedding at the Palace.
— ChateaudeVersailles (@CVersailles) January 20, 2014
And that was pretty much what a spokesperson told us earlier this month when we first reached out about Versailles as a possible venue. In fact, the rep noted a person can never rent out the entire château anyway.
"Unfortunately, it's not possible to rent the entire place of Versailles, nor for a wedding nor for anything else," the spokesperson said. "It's only possible to rent a few part[s] of the palace."
Of course, that must come as a huge disappointment to Kim, who, along with her fiancé, enjoyed a 90-minute private tour of the lavish venue. She even posted a photo of their look-see on Jan. 19. Of course, you can barely see anything in the flash-free Instagram snapshot ("Versailles after dark," it was captioned), but just imagine she's smiling with excitement:
Despite the palace spokesperson's own denial, E!, which airs "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," has a story all about Kim being "in love with the place" and said she was "asking a lot of questions about how to put on the perfect wedding party" there. "They were both in [over] the weekend chatting about the food on offer, what the weather might be like, and how many people they can fit in the palace," said an insider.
Meanwhile, People magazine reports that the couple's stop at Versailles was just one on a long list of wedding venues they scoped out while in town for Paris Fashion Week. They apparently also visited "one of the city's most exclusive hotels," an unnamed spot on Faubourg Saint-Honoré, as well as Trianon Palace Hotel.
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Michael J. Saks' research focuses on empirical studies of the legal system, especially decision making; the behavior of the litigation system; and the law's use of science. Professor Saks is the fourth most-cited law-and-social-science scholar in the U.S., and has authored approximately 200 articles and books. Courses he has taught include criminal law, evidence, law and science, property and torts.
Professor Saks is a member of the National Conference of Lawyers and Scientists, a joint committee of the American Bar Association and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
He has served as editor of the journals, Law & Human Behavior and Jurimetrics, president of the American Psychology-Law Society and chair of the Section on Law and Social Science of the AALS. For a decade he taught in the University of Virginia Law School's LL.M. program for judges, Duke Law School's "Judging Science" program and at the National Judicial College, and taught law professors at the Georgetown University Law Center, as well as numerous continuing education programs for attorneys, judges, and scientists.
Before joining the College in 2000, Professor Saks was the Edward F. Howrey Professor at the University of Iowa. He was on the staff at the National Center for State Courts. His work has earned numerous awards and been cited in a number of judicial opinions, including by the U.S. Supreme Court.


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Tonight Show Returns to New York
Jimmy Fallon takes over as host of the "Tonight Show" on Monday, bringing the show back to New York City after 42 years.
The "Tonight Show" was originally located in New York, but Johnny Carson took the show to Burbank, California in 1972. It remained there during the tenure of both Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien.
Last year when it was announced that Fallon would take over as host, NBC also said the show would move back to its original home. A new studio has been built and the audeince capacity has been increased.
Jay Leno hosted the "Tonight Show" for the final time February 6. Seth Meyers takes over as host of "Late Night" on February 24.
College of St. Rose students and faculty are planning a viewing party tonight at the Carl Touhey Forum in the Thelma Lally School of Education.
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