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Create a Wireshark dissector in Lua
You have a custom protocol over TCP and would like to give your users the ability to visualize it in Wireshark? This post is for you. To create your dissector I recommend Wireshark's Lua API and the embedded Lua interpreter. It is the easiest way to prototype dissectors, which for performance reasons may later be rewritten in C. At the time of writing I am still using Wireshark 1.2.1, but you might consider using the latest version.
Let us begin with some sample code.
Protocol dissector script in Lua
We use a chained dissector, it adds functionality to dissect packets of an existing protocol, such as packets destined to a particular tcp port. It receives only the payload part of the original protocol packet as the input buffer in the dissector function.
-- create myproto protocol and its fields p_myproto = Proto ("myproto","My Protocol") local f_command = ProtoField.uint16("myproto.command", "Command", base.HEX) local f_data = ProtoField.string("myproto.data", "Data", FT_STRING) --local f_debug = ProtoField.uint8("myproto.debug", "Debug") p_myproto.fields = {f_command} -- myproto dissector function function p_myproto.dissector (buf, pkt, root) -- validate packet length is adequate, otherwise quit if buf:len() == 0 then return end pkt.cols.protocol = p_myproto.name -- create subtree for myproto subtree = root:add(p_myproto, buf(0)) -- add protocol fields to subtree subtree:add(f_command, buf(0,2)):append_text(" [Command text]") -- description of payload subtree:append_text(", Command details here or in the tree below") -- add debug info if debug field is not nil if f_debug then -- write debug values subtree:add(f_debug, buf:len()) end end -- Initialization routine function p_myproto.init() end -- register a chained dissector for port 8002 local tcp_dissector_table = DissectorTable.get("tcp.port") dissector = tcp_dissector_table:get_dissector(8002) -- you can call dissector from function p_myproto.dissector above -- so that the previous dissector gets called tcp_dissector_table:add(8002, p_myproto)
Running the Lua script in Wireshark
Here are the steps required to get the above code running. If your Wireshark version is 1.4 or better, skip step 3.
- Save the lua script above to any folder (e.g. c:\myproto) and call the file myproto.lua
- Open init.lua in the Wireshark installation directory for editing. You will need Admin privileges on Windows Vista and 7.
- Comment out the following line in init.lua (single line comments begin with
):disable_lua = true; do return end;
- Add the following lines to init.lua (at the very end):
MYPROTO_SCRIPT_PATH="C:\\myproto\\" dofile(MYPROTO_SCRIPT_PATH.."myproto.lua")
- Change MYPROTO_SCRIPT_PATH to point to the folder where you saved the script in step 1
- Run Wireshark
- Load a capture file that has the packets of your custom protocol or start a live capture
Here's a figure that shows the protocol dissector in action.
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Hello, I am using ubuntu 11.10
I followed your method along with if 0 and running_superuser then
local disabled_lib = {}
to make Lua work its still throwing out dofile disabled error.i am using 1.6.2 version
Hi, please try
if false and running_superuser then local disabled_lib = {} ...
I am trying to isolate a custom protocol that comes in the data part of udp using Lua scripts in Wireshark. How can i recognize these with flag values of the custom headers that come sequncially after udp headers in udp's data.
Any Idea where there is a proper list of comands pertaining to wireshark-lua script writing.
A big Thanx in Advance.I am using latest wireshark version.
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Writing a dissector for UDP is very much like writing a dissector for TCP. You can register to dissect UDP packets with a particular port as follows
local udp_dissector_table = DissectorTable.get("udp.port") dissector = udp_dissector_table:get_dissector(8002) -- you can call dissector from function p_myproto.dissector above -- so that the previous dissector gets called udp_dissector_table:add(8002, p_myproto)
For help on Wireshark's LUA API please refer to http://www.wireshark.org/docs/wsug_html_chunked/wsluarm.html. For Lua related information see the manual at http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html.
Okay suppose I did this. How does Wireshark know that this is my custom protocol. Like where is the filter option there? Lets say I can check that this is my custom protocol with a flag. Anyway of getting the data part of udp and then compare it?
and is there a way to tell wireshark to look at all my udp ports not just a specific one? -
Q. Okay suppose I did this. How does Wireshark know that this is my custom protocol.
A. You create a new Proto object, that is how it knows.
Q. Like where is the filter option there? Lets say I can check that this is my custom protocol with a flag.
A. You specify the fields by setting the fields property of your Proto object. You can add fields dynamically from the dissector function of your Proto object by using the root parameter. Wireshark cannot filter based on those fields though. You don't need any additional flags, you can filter packets based on the procotol name to begin with.
Q. Anyway of getting the data part of udp and then compare it?
A. You can use the buf object, a parameter of the dissector function, to get the data and do whatever you want with it.
Q. …and is there a way to tell wireshark to look at all my udp ports not just a specific one?
A. You can register your protocol dissector against as many ports as you wish. Just repeat the following several times with different port numbers
dissector = udp_dissector_table:get_dissector(8002) udp_dissector_table:add(8002, p_myproto)
Thanx for the info firstly. One last question.
The protocol I have to recognize is a udp packet where the data part of udp will act as headers for the rest of the data in the packet. Its a completely new packet and only way to Identify whether the udp that comes is of that custom protocol is a field that is 12th (unsigned long) from the udp headers. Now I defined all the names of the headers with uint32. But it still doesn't understand that its myproto. I feel its because I haven't asked it to recognize that. Now the only way it will recognize is by comparing the 12th uint32 data with some value.
I understood the part of the udp ports , the protocol creation, but from the udp packet how will it know its my packet. For that what do I do? You said with the name of the protocol. But from where the packet?
You can do that with something like the following in the dissector function
if buf(11):uint() == val then -- dissect else -- call the previous dissector and quit dissector:call(buf, pkt, root) return end
That should fix the problem. Thanx a bunch.
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Thanks you for yours tutor. I have a problem with my dissector, and i need yours help. After running LUA script, I want to count total packets that appear in myproto. So, i dont know how to do :|. Can u help me,pls?.
Sorry my english is not good
Hello! The dissector function is called once for each packet. You can maintain a global counter (defined outside the function) and increment it each time the dissector function is called, e.g.
local count = 0 ... function p_myproto.dissector (buf, pkt, root) ... count = count + 1 ... end
I see the following error thrown while the Wireshark GUI loads:
Lua: Error during loading:
C:\Program Files\Wireshark\myproto.lua:1: unexpected symbol near '{'I have copied the script as is and placed "myproto.lua" in folder where "init.lua" is located (c:\Program Files\Wireshark )and added
dofile("myproto.lua") at the end .
Request to please help solve the issue
Hi Santosh. The code as posted should work. Check that you didn't add any extra characters into the script by mistake. Please tell more about your environment – OS version, Wireshark version etc.
Thanks I actually posted it on a rtf file that had extra charecters appended before the actual script. I used notepad and its fine now and working.Thanks for the post as it is tailor made for my use.
Wanted to know are there ways to convert the hex data in the payload and display it as a decimal value when we expand the subtree for the custom protocol.
Ex. Subtree lists "Squence Number: 3886″ , for the value 0f2e in the payload.
I use wireshark version 1.8.0 on Windows XP
Hi Santosh. The buf parameter of the dissector function is of type Tvb. You can obtain a TvbRange by doing something like buf(offset, 2). TvbRange has methods that return integer and other values. For your case you can use something like buf(offset, 2):uint(). Remember to change offset to the position in the buffer you want to read your value from. If the byte order of the data is little endian you can use le_uint. Follow the Wireshark Lua API link above for further details.
Thanks Devendra.
I was able to get my requirement of the previous post however, facing the issue while adding new protocol fields.only buf(x,x) ; where x=0,1,2,3,4 are accepted
i.e, for Ex.If I attempt subtree:add(f_command, buf(4,5)) or subtree:add(f_command, buf(5,5)),
It fails with error thrown as, [Dissector bug, protocol KODRTPOTCP: proto.c:1115: failed assertion "DISSECTOR_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED"].
Can you please let me know what could be the problem.
You are most certainly exceeding the bounds of the buffer. You should create a TvbRange like buf(offset, length). The second parameter is the length of the field, not the end index/offset.
So we can confirm the Bounds of the buffer is been configured to read till 16bits? Is this a default value?
It is intelligent enough to determine that the range has just 2 bytes (16 bits) and create an integer value from that. I hope that answers your question. If not, I don't understand your question.
Yes it's obvious. Missed it. Thanks.
I plan to use control structure (if/else) and depending upon the value of payload data decoded, append text to the subtree, but I am facing issue in the same.i.e,
local f_cmd = ProtoField.uint32("Koproto.cmd", "Version",base.DEC)The above command displays the Version in subtree (as 2) correctly but when I use it in if/else statement, it's not able to resolve, i.e
if f_cmd == 2 then
subtree:add(f_cmd, buf(1,1)):append_text(" Version is 2″)
subtree:add(f_cmd, buf(1,1)):append_text(" Version is not 2″)
end.This Is failing.
Unfortunately cannot print the value of "f_cmd" to verify what it holds actually.
Can you please let me know what could be the issue?
f_cmd is like a template, not the actual field. You can read the value directly from buf as TvbRange and using one of its methods, then use that value in the if statement.
Thanks for your reply.
I face following error when I tried working with bitstring:Lua: Error during loading:
error loading module 'bitstring' from file 'C:\Program Files\Wireshark\bitstring.dll':
%1 is not a valid Win32 application.Can I know what could be the reason for the same?
Followed following steps:
1. Copy 'bitstring.dll' to your wireshark directory. This file provides 'bitstring' library for Lua.
2. Copy 'coap.lua' to somewhere in your wireshark directory. For example, /plugins/coap/coap.lua.
3. Open 'init.lua' in your wireshark root directory. Comment the line 'disable_lua = true' or change it to 'disable_lua = false'.
4. Add 'dofile("/plugins/coap/coap.lua")' at the end of the file(init.lua) -
Hi Devendra,
I want to check total length of the buffer (Valid number of bytes to decode). How can I do it?-
Hi GK. Try buf:len().
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I made a slight change to associate the dissector with port 80 because I have a test pcap with that traffic. At the bottom of the page in the screenshot shows a filterable field called myproto.command that links to 0x ebff. When I run this script it parses out the bytes but my bytes (2 bytes from traffic) show up as text. If this data is text then I cannot filter or use tshark command. Can you shed some light on this matter? I have tried a lot of different things and cannot get it to work:( Also, I am evaluating the lua script directly in wireshark via the evaluate option and then I refresh my test pcap.


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If you have the No. 1 pick, you have to make the decision.
You can watch Vick all year or track a running back that's likely just a dime a dozen.
Everyone has their own opinions on Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid, but the success he has on the field with his teams is undeniable.
This can only help Vick.
With the Atlanta Falcons, Vick was the only constant on a team that shuffled in different mixes of players and coaches.
Now, Vick has adapted to the much more structured system of Reid. It allows Vick to build relationships with players on and off the field.
Plus, Reid is simply good at helping quarterbacks overachieve.
Just look at Donovan McNabb's career.
Whether you believe in his 2010 campaign or not, basic logic would tell you that Michael Vick knows more now than he did going into last season.
That is scary.
Vick has been out of prison for some time now. Yet, last year was the first time he returned to the spotlight as a player.
He was no longer getting news coverage for simply making it on the field.
Everything is back to normal for Vick when it comes to football.
That should allow him to excel again in 2011.
Michael Vick's 2010 campaign was historic in fantasy terms, although he didn't take the Philadelphia Eagles as far as he had hoped.
No, we cannot base our assessments for 2011 solely on 2010.
Yet, how can we not look at last season and wonder what will happen as he enters this season as the starter for the first time in Philadelphia?
Despite the fact that he is an injury risk, it is fun to project out the stats that he would have put up in an 16 game season last year.
What he did last year proves that he has the highest ceiling of any player in the draft.
Playing in the NFC East, some may think that the Philadelphia Eagles' schedule is reason to avoid Michael Vick with the first pick.
Yet, when you look at the schedule's fantasy points against at the quarterback position in 2010, Vick has the third easiest schedule from weeks 1-16.
Yes, some teams will have improved against the pass over the short offseason.
Nonetheless, Vick will be playing against teams that are susceptible to allowing massive amounts of fantasy points to quarterbacks, which is yet another reason to take Vick first.
There are a lot of fantasy football players, like Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers, that can give you a slight advantage at a single position.
Michael Vick is the only player that can give you such a huge advantage that he can make up for weaknesses on your team single-handedly and win your league for you.
His explosive abilities via the ground and air allow him to put up eye-popping statistics that others simply cannot achieve.
The Washington Redskins game on Monday night last year is a prime example of this point.
Watch the tape of that game, then try to not take Vick first in your draft.
It will be harder than you think.
The biggest argument against taking Michael Vick No. 1 overall in your fantasy draft is the level of risk that comes with him.
Well, I'd like to ask you this question: How is Arian Foster less risky than Vick?
Foster's track record dates back to, well, basically last year. He was a non-factor as a rookie.
Each of the top running backs has a similar argument.
Adrian Peterson has a terrible offensive line.
Chris Johnson will continue to be the sole focus of defenses, and he's holding out.
Jamaal Charles will likely have his workload tempered, possibly limiting his ceiling. Plus, he has a history of injuries.
Vick is a proven commodity in this league. We know that he has the talent to produce huge numbers each week.
Every player comes with his risk.
Vick's high risk should not be a reason to avoid him at No. 1.
Michael Vick can provide you a huge advantage in fantasy football over any other quarterback in the NFL.
There is an elite group of quarterbacks in fantasy: Vick, Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Phillip Rivers, and Peyton Manning.
The only player on that list that has a significantly higher ceiling than the rest of the group is Vick.
Many times, two teams that play and Brees and Rivers will cancel each other out with 23 and 25 point performances.
Well, the guy that has Vick gains a 25 point advantage over both of these guys when Vick goes off like he did against Washington.
He is the only quarterback that can do that, and this advantage makes him worthy of the No. 1 pick overall.
The weapons on the Philadelphia Eagles that surround Michael Vick, from DeSean Jackson to LeSean McCoy, are absolutely unreal.
Vick has a solid offensive line, although they have a couple of changes to adjust to this year.
McCoy is an absolute weapon in the rushing game, but his greatest value to Vick comes when he turns a five-yard dump pass into a 50-yard gain.
Jackson provides the deep threat that is suited to Vick's strong arm.
Jeremy Maclin helps Vick continuously rack up yards with medium-length routes.
Brent Celek is a solid red zone target and a good blocking tight end.
Vick is definitely in a situation that fosters success, which is another reason you should take him No. 1 in your fantasy draft.
Michael Vick is clearly one of the most talented players in the NFL, but his skill set had never made him a consistently elite fantasy player.
So, that might scare some people away from him.
The fact is, he was a different man in Atlanta.
He still has the same talent and athletic ability, but the added work ethic is what's putting him over the top.
If you wanted to take the most talented and gifted athlete in your fantasy draft, Vick would be the man.
He looks genetically modified and built to play this game.
That sounds like first pick material to me.


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2 tablespoons butter, softened
1 tablespoon vegetable shortening
1-2 teaspoons peppermint extract
food coloring (optional)
2-3 tablespoons hot water
1/2 pound powdered sugar
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This joyous, soul-stirring musical inspired by the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker and the acclaimed film by Steven Spielberg tells the heart-wrenching story of Celie: a young woman whose abusive father married her off at the age of 14 to a callous man who separated her from her only true friend in the world, her sister Nettie. But with every reason to despair, Celie clings to hope, and the promise that love will lead her to...
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Pack light and do all of your laundry and dry cleaning at Black & White, 02-44-66-010. Did two weeks of stinking clothes and paid less than $75. At any of my hotels, would have been well over $200.
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I'm driving via UAE from Riyadh to Muscat and have been searching for a hotel between the Saudi border and Abu Dhabi and only found Danat resort which is a bit too expensive.
Can anyone advise of alternative hotels??
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I stayed at the Danat resort last year and know there is another hotel right beside it but I have no idea what it was called....it was not 5 star so would presume it must be a cheaper option. You could call the Danat ans ask them for the details !
Its called the Mirfa Hotel
Thank you very much! I have e-mailed Mirfa and awaiting your hopefully cheaper rate.
Pack light and do all of your laundry and dry cleaning at Black & White, 02-44-66-010. Did two weeks of stinking clothes and paid less than $75. At any of my hotels, would have been well over $200.
Liwa is an oasis area in the Abu Dhabi. It sits right on the edge of the Rub Al Khali (empty quarter), the largest sand desert in the world (ie. there is more sand in this desert than any other). A number of small towns and villages make up the Liwa area. Farms back right up against towering dunes hundreds of meters high. The sand varies in color from golden to red and changes rapidly during sunrise, sunset, and the specific area. There is a substantial palace in the area and a very nice 4 star hotel, the Liwa Oasis Hotel. The highways to and from the city of Abu Dhabi (about 2.5 hours away) are in excellent condition though there is usually construction near Abu Dhabi.
Try to Visit Tal Mer'eb (usually written as Merheb Dune) where the high sand dune slipfaces are used for skiing, biking and four wheel driving.
The area is perfect for dunes safari but very dull in entertainment options.
Taxis moving around abu dhabi will never reach more than 10 dhs.
You can stop a cab at any Bus stop/ Parking on the road side. Note that eventhough taxis will stop if you hail them anywhere on the road, you will get in trouble/ they willg et fined, if they stop anywhere else, but at the appropriate stops.
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My academic training and research interests lie in the field of historical-cultural geography and nature/culture studies.
I received my BA (Carleton 1996) and MA (British Columbia 1999) in history and my PhD (British Columbia 2004) in geography. I subsequently spent a year as a SSHRC postdoctoral fellow in geography at the University of Saskatchewan, then another as an NSF-funded postdoc in the Department of History and Philosophy at Montana State University, Bozeman.
My research and publications focus on the environmental-historical geography of Western and Northern Canada, and include studies of domestic and industrial pollution, environmental politics, and the history of the conservation/environmental movement.
In recent years, my research has explored the historical and contemporary encounters of northern Indigenous communities with large-scale resource developments. I am co-investigator on a multi-site, multi-year project examining abandoned mines in Northern Canada. I am also interested in historical-geographical approaches to environmental science, political ecology and environmental justice.
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- Historical geography;
- Political Ecology
Current Research Projects
- Abandoned Mines in Northern Canada
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- Toxic Legacies: Community perspectives on Arsenic Pollution at Yellowknife's Giant Mine
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Some of the publications listed below are freely available online through the Memorial University Research Repository.
- Sandlos, J. and Keeling, A. 2013 Zombie Mines and the (Over)burden of History. Solutions Journal 4, 3 (June). (online)
- Sandlos, J. and Keeling, A. 2012 Claiming the New North: Mining and Colonialism at the Pine Point Mine, Northwest Territories, Canada. Environment and History 18, 1(February): 5-34. (online)
- Keeling, A. and Wynn, G. 2011'The Park is...A Mess': Development and Degradation in B.C.'s First Provincial Park. BC Studies 120 (Summer): 119-150. Special issue on B.C. Provincial Parks
- Keeling, A. and Sandlos, J. 2011 Shooting the Archives: Document digitization for historical-geographical collaboration. History Compass 9, 5 (May): 423-432. (online)
- Keeling, A. 2010 'Born in an Atomic Test Tube': Landscapes of cyclonic development at Uranium City, Saskatchewan. The Canadian Geographer 54, 2 (Summer), 228-252.
- Keeling, A. and Sandlos, J. 2009 Environmental Justice Goes Underground? Historical Notes from Canada's Northern Mining Frontier. Environmental Justice 2, 3: 117-125. (online)
- Keeling, A. 2008 "We Are Scholars": Using Teamwork and Problem-based Learning in a Canadian Regional Geography Course. MountainRise 4:3 (online).
- Keeling, A. 2007 Charting Marine Pollution Science: Oceanography and Pollution Control on Canada's Pacific Coast, 1938-1970. Journal of Historical Geography 33: 403-428 (online).
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Sous le Vent by Guerlain is a Chypre Floral fragrance for women. Sous le Vent was launched in 1933. The nose behind this fragrance is Jacques Guerlain. Top notes are lavender, tarragon and bergamot; middle notes are green notes, jasmine and carnation; base notes are iris and woodsy notes.
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Wonderful! Not only one of the best Guerlains I have tried, but one of my best fragrances overall.
To me this fragrance is timeless and genderless and sensual. It does not feel powdery nor with 'old style' elements that would nail it as a 1930s fragrance. Also, it has neither a feminine nor masculine feel to it. But, the mastery blend (including civet?) makes it a sensual scent for me - unlike some modern 'fresh' fragrances. It blends well with the skin chemistry to create a 'second skin'. It works excellent in the hot climate here and is long lasting on me. Spray rather generously, and it will last.
This was my grandmother's signature, she started wearing it in the late 1930s. She had a large perfume collection, including a few different guerlains, some lanvin, dior, jean patou, chanel, vigny, van cleef & arpels,etc.... but Sous le Vent was her favorite scent. I finally got a sample of it recently. It has a fresh and bright verbena & lavender opening. During the middle, I get sage & iris. and the drydown is a little oakmossy, and lightly woody. doesnt last long, and does becomes a skin scent after awhile but I find it beautiful and much different than your typical heavy/powdery guerlain perfumes. I would consider it to be a green chypre. would love a full bottle of the vintage someday ( if I hit the lottery, that is)
Sous Le Vent is a relic and a masterpiece. I have been debating whether or not I should purchase a bottle of the limited edition rerelease before it was discontinued. There were two things that I complained about - the price, which is extremely high, and the fact that it only comes in a splash bottle. After learning it's been discontinued, I really had no choice - I needed to get this, my favorite aromatic chypre of all time.
Once the elegant ground glass stopper is removed from the almost arcane laboratory bottle, you are truly taken back in time. The fizzy aromatic opening is sublime! A strong citrus opening is laced with aromatic accents of lavender, sage, tarragon, and verbena in a distinctly French foody manner. It is really quite reminiscent of Paco Rabanne! Quickly, however, the opening subsides to a positively breathtaking jasmine, ylang ylang, and iris over a sweet and spicy moss base. The florals last for quite some time as the familiar chypre base unfurls slowly and stealthily. There are a lot of very high quality naturals used here. Guerlain has always assured me that the really expensive stuff is saved for the extraits and limited editions and the heart of this beautiful fragrance proves that. The drydown is the best part. Oakmoss (the real stuff!), civet, musk, and some other nice things blend to create the best modern version of a vintage chypre base I've ever smelled. This smells remarkably similar to the positively wonderful 1920s bottle of Crepe de Chine I opened. I suspect this contains essences likely not used in perfume anymore.
The whole presentation is soapy, clean, and masculine with a devastatingly beautiful and tender heart. I love the true chypres - Mitsouko, Z14, Pour Monsieur, and Coty's offering are some of the best fragrances ever. This one, however, trumps them all for me. It's sunnier than Mitsouko, clearer than Z14, dirtier than Pour Monsieur, more modern than chypre, and far more luxurious than the lot of them.
If you are curious, do yourself a favor and at least get a sample - this isn't going to be available for much longer.
WOW and WHOA! at the same time.
A really bad ass chypre. IMO even more bad ass than Mitosuko (different). Dark gold juice just the way I like my chypres.
The problem is it is a weakling ! Comes only in a splash bottle which is horrible for traveling and keeping the bottle air tight. I've been the bee's bottle route before and I was extremely unhappy with how the procedure works. I will never own a splash bottle again.
NOT TO MENTION before I got to enjoy the scent it basically vanished on me. 30 minutes later I can smell a trace of it as I bury my nose into my wrist but why should I if I pay $325 ?
Like most Guerlains these days...the scent is beautiful but sillage and longevity are REALLY LAME.
Man I wish they did this right. I would own it. Just beautiful for those few seconds.
I was not really aware of this beauty until I got a decant of it from a friend! This is masterpiece material in my book! I want a full bottle ........Maybe one day!! Adore this. Makes me feel very very confident! <3
It's a rather masculine chypre with powdery/soapy undertones. It reminds me of Chanel Pour Monsieur edt and somewhat of Dioressence. I wish it had more body and was an edp instead of an edt.
Oh my...Sous Le Vent immediately jumped at the top of my favorite deliveries from Guerlain together with Jicky, Mitsouko, Derby, Vol De Nuit, Vetiver Pour Elle and Mouchoir De Monsieur. A terrific dry chypre that is pure perfection. Mossy, woody, animalic, green and, most of all, not as sweet as many Guerlains. If you like classic chypres and old-fashion staples such as Mitsouko and Futur you can't miss Sous Le Vent.
Rating: 9.5/10
Guerlain SOUS LE VENT unfolds in two very distinct stages on my skin. The opening is a bright and cheery floral green with a perfect balance of lavender, tarragon and probably other green elements (such as basil). Gorgeous, but incredibly fleeting, I'm afraid.
The drydown of this perfume is standard old-school chypre fare. If there's no oakmoss in this reformulation, I cannot imagine what accounts for the textbook dark and dirty, somewhat musty quality which dominates everything else, wiping out the optimistic opening to produce a brooding, introspective chypre. The overall effect is more that of a dried floral chypre—though the lavender is no longer detectable to my nose in the drydown—than a fruity one.
Although I generally love complex and layered chypres, this one seems pretty one-dimensional and does not stand out from the crowd. The opening of SOUS LE VENT is clearly unisex, but the much lengthier drydown of this perfume smells like a fairly typical "old lady" chypre—not an insult, by any means, in my lexicon, just a description...
Well my husband loves it so much he got me a second bottle! Everyone perceives things differently :)
I am on the fence for this one. however, my husband says he is repulsed by it and is forcing me to go wash it off. Gotta say that is one heck of a reaction!
I was fortunate to get a decant of this long lost classic from 1932. Thanks Natalie! Its is actually the current reconstructed version from 2006. Every thing I have ever read about it is oakmoss from start to finish. This version has none. Its just the skeleton floral structure. Its nice and a little like Mitsouko. I can imagine its original formula with all of its sass.
Imagine a fragmented pot shard discovered in an archelogical dig. One can imagine how wonderful the original must have been-Josephine Baker and all!
This is the one after which I lust. It is not inexpensive,as noted above, but nor should it be. It is rare, and only those who understand it, who feel it, who are transtported by it to that place where the streets are dim, paved with brick/cobblestones, a slight mist is present; not so much in black and white, but more in shades of grey and violet blue...I must have it, before it disappears again...if it's not too late...
Sous le Vent was first issued in 1934! Does anyone know whether this is the original formula, or a cheat wearing the same name?
I've been on this perfumista journey for about a year and sampled hundreds of fragrances, but it wasn't until today that I was stunned truly stunned by the beauty of a fragrance. Sous le Vent was love at first sniff for me, and I'd add that my dh was sitting at the table when I dabbed some and quickly looked up and said, 'what is that? It is gorgeous!'
I truly don't understand the negative comments, do a google search for some really good reviews that appreciate this fragrance for the masterpiece that it is.
The sillage is perfect and many hours after application it gets even more beautiful. You can only find it at Saks, BG or a Gerlain boutique and it isn't inexpensive, but by the end of a day of sniffing this rare gem, my DH said buy a big bottle of that one! So I did ;)
An old style chypre that didn't work on me, either. It goes on as a layered, complex perfume with hints of history and drama, then dries down with a greasy citronella feeling that is just not good. On the right person, this could be a knock-out. I'm not that person.
Sous le Vent, what a wonderful name for a fragrance! It's 40s. Windy evening street somewhere in Paris. Handsome Mr. Mitsouko is walking playful lady Jicky home. At the doorstep he gives her a kiss and leaves. Just at the corner he finds a telephone booth and calls mysterious and sexy Ms. L'Heure bleue giving her an appointment, what a naughty man! They meet in a nice restaurant with candles and white table clothes, Mr. Mitsouko drinks a bit too much of expensive brandy and excuses himself to the gents room leaving lady L'Heure bleue alone at the table. Mr. Mitsouko enters a gents room...and here the story finishes. What a disappointment!
Sous le Vent has a very promising top and middle notes - you can smell the airy animalistic sharpness of Jicky and the dry and dusty Mitsouko notes. After some time mysterious powdery flowers appear, just like the ones in L'Heure bleue. This is the best "part" of the fragrance, and then the dry down, which smells like pee or public toilet on my skin!..:( What a disappointment!...
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Again, I only spent a few hours in Monchique as part of a day long bus tour around the 'historic Algarve'. Supposedly the 'Monchique mountains' , the highest point in the Algarve. However, I come from Scotland and these are definately not mountains!!
However, the view from Foia (900 metres) is pretty amazing. You can see all the way to the coast - Portimao and Lagos. We were lucky, and although most of the morning had been very overcast, by the time we got here, it had cleared up quite a lot and we got to see the beautiful view.
The journey on the way to Monchique was fascinating as it is along this road that you can see where the cork comes from. You will see that the trees are numbered according to the last time their top layer of bark was stripped. It is quite interesting to note that the redder (I think it was a reddish colour) the colour of the bark, the more recently it was stripped.
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Year 10 And the Mountains Echoed
Saratoga Reads! Junior
Celebrating 10 Years of Reading Together!
Young artists create "sandwiches" during our winter break art program at the Tang Museum, in a project related to our Junior Selection The Sandwich Swap.
This is a SOLD-OUT event.
All tickets and reservations for the previously scheduled February 12 date will be honored on April 5.
The April 5 event will be audio and video simulcast in the Gannett, Davis, and Emerson auditoriums of Palamountain Hall at Skidmore College for those who were unable to get a ticket for the event.
If you are unable to make the new date, please return your tickets to the Zankel box office.
If a block of tickets becomes available for the April 5 date, an announcement will be made through the Saratoga Reads email list and website.
For ticket questions call 518-580-5321.
For general event questions call 518-580-8008.
The Khaled Hosseini event at Skidmore College scheduled for Wednesday evening, Feb. 12, has been cancelled because the author's travel plans have been disrupted by storms in the South. The event, organized by Saratoga Reads in partnership with Skidmore College and the Saratoga Springs Public Library, will be rescheduled and a new date will be announced once it has been determined. Please hold on to your tickets and confirmations; they will be valid for the rescheduled date. Other events related to the author's visit are also canceled.
Saratoga Reads will present a number of events in February specifically designed for young readers and their families. All events are open to the public free of charge.
The activities are related to this year's Saratoga Reads book of choice, And the Mountains Echoed, by Khaled Hosseini, and to the Saratoga Reads junior companion books selected for young readers.
The programs will begin on Thursday, Feb. 6, with a junior book discussion, Part 1, 6:30-8 p.m. at the Saratoga Springs Public Library, Dutcher Room. Students in grades 3-6 are invited to join students from Saratoga Springs High School and Skidmore College in a discussion of Extra Credit by Andrew Clements. The book explores an unlikely pen-pal relationship between Illinois sixth-grader Abby Carson and Sadeed Bayat, the best English-language student in his Afghan village.
The upcoming visit of Khaled Hosseini to Saratoga Springs has generated enormous interest and excitement in the community. We have had an overwhelming response and at this point there are no additional tickets available. We have made arrangements to simulcast the event live in other spaces at Skidmore and are making every effort to accommodate as many people as possible. Below are a few details that we hope will be helpful to you.
On January 14th two blocks of tickets to An Evening with Khaled Hosseini were distributed through free lotteries by the Saratoga Springs Public Library and Friends of the Saratoga Springs Public Library. Two additional blocks of tickets were distributed on January 15th through on-line reservation links. The tickets were claimed very quickly.
The Zankel Box Office does not take a waiting list, but people are welcome to come to the Arthur Zankel Music Center the night of the event to see if any tickets are unclaimed and available at the door.
The event will be simulcast live (audio and video) to Gannett, Davis and Emerson Auditoriums on Skidmore's campus. This provides approximately 400 additional seats that will be available on a walk-in, first-come, first-served basis. Doors will open at 6 PM.
If by chance any block of tickets is returned to us before the night of the event an email will be sent to those on the Saratoga Reads email list. A link to join the email list is located at www.SaratogaReads.org.
Khaled Hosseini, whose three novels have made him one of the best-selling authors of our time, will visit Saratoga Springs as a special guest of Saratoga Reads, in celebration of the community reading program's 10th year.
A highlight of the visit will be An Evening with Khaled Hosseini on Wednesday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. in the Arthur Zankel Music Center at Skidmore College. The event, open to the public free of charge, will offer a discussion moderated by Joe Donahue, of "The Book Show" and "The Roundtable" on WAMC Northeast Public Radio, and will also include a question-and-answer session and book signing.
"This is a rare opportunity to see one of the world's most widely read and beloved authors in an unscripted and intimate conversation," said Tabitha Orthwein, chair of the Saratoga Reads board.
"An event of this caliber would not be possible without the support of our generous event sponsors," added Orthwein. The sponsors include Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs Public Library, Skidmore Student Speakers Bureau, and Friends of the Saratoga Springs Public Library.
Hosseini is an author of special significance for Saratoga Reads, which began a decade ago with the selection of his first novel, The Kite Runner, for community-wide reading and discussion. The program has returned to its roots this year by naming Hosseini's third novel, And the Mountains Echoed, as the book of choice for 2013-14. Both of these selected books achieved bestseller status in the U.S. and have been widely read internationally, as has another novel by Hosseini, A Thousand Splendid Suns.
Saratoga Reads, launched a decade ago with the goal of bringing the community together for shared reading experiences, will return to its roots this year with the announcement of its book of choice for 2013-14, And the Mountains Echoed, by Khaled Hosseini.
This year's book harkens back to the inaugural year of Saratoga Reads, when the organization's title of choice was Hosseini's debut novel, The Kite Runner. Both of these selected books achieved bestseller status in the U.S. and have been widely read internationally, as has another novel by Hosseini, A Thousand Splendid Suns. All three books draw heavily on the author's native country, Afghanistan, and its struggles with foreign invasions and social, religious, and cultural turmoil.
"In 2004 we began our journey of reading together with Khaled Hosseini and his novel The Kite Runner," said Tabitha Orthwein, chair of the Saratoga Reads board. "Now, in celebration of our 10th year, we come full circle with the selection of the author's third novel, And the Mountains Echoed. We return to a familiar voice and will traverse the world once again through Hosseini's powerful storytelling."
And the Mountains Echoed opens in 1952 in the rural Afghan village of Shadbagh and moves over the course of six decades through a complex web of stories that explore the ways in which families nurture, wound, betray, honor, and sacrifice for one another. Following its characters and the ramifications of their choices around the globe—from Kabul to Paris to San Francisco to the Greek island of Tinos—the story expands gradually outward.
Wrote Eric Leibetrau of the Boston Globe, "After six years, beloved novelist Khaled Hosseini returns to the rugged landscape of his home country, Afghanistan, which he so evocatively brought to life in his two previous bestsellers. . . .In a series of interlocking story lines with shifting viewpoints, Hosseini delves into the joys, sorrows, and betrayals that alternately bind and fracture families. Once again, Hosseini's lovingly rendered Afghanistan takes center stage, but in this book he extends his examination to encompass how the Afghan identity affects his characters' decisions and lives in unfamiliar environments."


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A man who has performed as the Kansas City Chiefs' mascot for more than two decades is in stable condition after a weekend accident at Arrowhead Stadium. His attorney said Tuesday the injuries appear to have been caused by human error.
Dan Meers has played KC Wolf since the mascot's inception in 1989. He was seriously injured Saturday while rehearsing a zip line routine ahead of Sunday's game against the San Diego Chargers. No details about the injury have been released.
Attorney Tim Dollar says Meers' injuries appear to have been caused from how an outside company secured the riggings. He says an investigation is pending.
According to the website mascothalloffame.com, Meers previously performed as Fredbird, the St. Louis Cardinals' mascot, and the University of Missouri's mascot Truman the Tiger.
U of Ill. looking to refresh its logo, branding
The News-Gazette in Champaign reports that university officials say the review is unrelated to Chief Illiniwek.
As the university's assistant athletic director for corporate sponsorships, Marty Kaufmann says the university hasn't updated any of its brands since before 2007.
Kaufmann adds the university will work with Nike's graphic designers and marketing experts to refresh the school's look and brand, at Nike's expense. That could include tweaking a font or making the colors more consistent.
He says any changes likely won't be apparent until the fall of next year.
Kaufmann says the rebranding push won't address the mascot issue.
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Thread: Taking a dump.
Re: Taking a dump.
I am here to tell you I ve just made a TRIPLE PERFECT a minutes ago,I am still nervous.
For those who dont know a TRIPLE PERFECT consists on
1.The turd enters clean and clear into the water ,no shitty rests outside.
I gotta say the diameter of the WC was standard,4 inches +-,like the pic above.
2.After the "cleaning" toilet paper was unpoluted,pure crystal.
Queen Elizabeth of England could blow nose with it,noticing nothing.
3.No smell,Nothing zero.Just pure fresh air.
What a rush,my gosh!!!! after dumping and realize of it I felt like a NINJA or something.El underdog.
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Wow! Great thread. I play games on my phone or look at twitter ( I know sounds unmanly, sue me)
The Starbucks I was in had only those stupid single toilet bathrooms, one for guys, one for girls. You know, the toilet, sink, towel, but no stalls or anything.
Well, someone was really working hard on their masterpiece in the mens room, and after a couple minutes of waiting, the womans room opened up.
I figure, what the hell. Go in there, seat down, begin carnage.. Let me tell you, McDonalds breakfast and 3 large coffees doesn't stay in there long. I considered giving myself a courtesy flush, but instead let it ran my course.
After wipping, flushing and washing, I figured all was done, well open the door, and there's this girl, probably about an 8/10, long blonde hair, pretty face, bangin body.
Well, that ladies and Gentlemen, is the story of how I didn't get laid today.
11-08-2011, 07:10 PM #964El underdog.
My normal morning ritual consists of brewing the coffee and ensuring reading materials and reading glasses are at the ready. I always read a book or mag and have my coffee when I'm in the can. I even designed and built my own custom magazine rack that holds various periodicals and a top shelf for my coffee cup. After a hot cup of coffee and some relaxing reading, I'm ready to begin my day. Biggest annoyance- post shower dump. Arrrrgh!
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Attractive, roomy and powerful sedan is a bargain compared to comparable BMW and Mercedes-Benz models.
The model we tested had some build quality problems.
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Side-impact airbags debut on Lexus's entry-level car, as does an engine immobilizer anti-theft system and an optional Nakamichi audio…
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by rghouse on Jun 3, 2013
Vehicle: 1997 Lexus ES 300 4dr Sedan
I have yet to be disappointed with a vehicle made by Toyota and this car is no exception. Purchased with 150K 4 years ago from original owner, now has 197K. The only thing to go wrong since purchase is the driver door out side handle became non-functional after the clip inside the door broke. It was $1.75, but I had to take the door apart to fix it. I use synthetic oil (previous owners used synthetic also) every 10k miles and the oil is still golden brown after one years worth of driving. My only complaint is when the family goes on a trip the rear sags and sometimes the tires scrape (they are slightly oversized vs stock b/c of BBS rims). Awesome stock stereo,very comfortable n dependable
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Best car ever!
by packagemaster on Mar 23, 2011
Vehicle: 1997 Lexus ES 300 4dr Sedan
I bought a '97 in spring of 06, with 150k miles already on it. I travel 110 miles per day, and I wanted a reliable comfortable, but cheap ride. Because of the miles, I got mine cheap. Fast forward, 2011. Now the car has 330k miles, and let me tell you, this car has been rock solid. This is list of everything I did for the car. (from my log book) 1 set of tires. 2 batteries. 8 sets of wiper blades. Oil change every 6-8k miles. (that's right) 4 air filters. 2 windshields. (rocks fly in Interstate) Front and rear Struts. 2 sets of brake pads for front, 1 set in back, 1 set of front rotors. 6 Headlight bulbs.. I'm looking forward to the next 180k miles. I know this car will make it.
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Vehicle: 1997 Lexus ES 300 4dr Sedan
I bought my ES300 about 4 years ago with 92k. I have not had to do anything more than the usual upkeep and I now have over 275k. Yes, she is getting tired but her ride and style does not compare to any other car on the road. Even the newer style ES300 is smaller and not as comfortable as this one. I previously had the 95 ES 300 with 268k when it was totaled in 2006.
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A new executive secretary for Lake Chad Basin Commission has been appointed
Engr. Sanusi Imran Abdullahi has been appointed as the new Executive Secretary of the Lake Chad Basin Commission. The new Chief Executive Officer was born in Zakirai, Kano state- Nigeria in 1956. After graduating with a (B.Eng.) Civil Engineering Degree from the famous Ahmadu Bello University of Zaria - Nigeria in 1982, did his mandatory National Youth Service Corps as required by the Nigerian law, then worked for 6 years with Diyam Consultants, a Civil/Water Resources Engineering Consulting Company and then proceeded to further his studies in the University of Leeds – England in 1990, where he obtained a Master of Science (M.Sc.) Degree in Tropical Public Health Engineering. On completion of this programme, Engr. Abdullahi joined the Hadejia-Jama'are River Basin Development Authority - a Nigerian Federal Government Water Resources Development Agency and rose through the ranks from Senior Engineer to the highest position which is Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer in December, 2005 for a four(4) year tenure. The Engineer was during this period, able to participate in the implementation of a number of laudable Water Resources, Erosion Control, Irrigation and related Civil Engineering projects from conception to completion stages. The amiable Engineer believes in professional ethics and transparency in all his dealings. For these reasons, he was opportuned to serve as the Head of the Anti Corruption Unit of the Hadejia Jama'are River Basin Development Authority (January,2000 to July 2005)– an assignment he successfully executed during the tenure. The humble personality was registered to practice Civil Engineering by the Council for The Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) as required by the Nigerian law. He was also elected as a FELLOW of the Nigerian Society of Engineers representing the highest Honour given to Nigerian Engineers that have made outstanding Engineering Contributions. Prior to his appointment to serve in this exalted position of Executive Secretary of LCBC on the 10th day of May 2011, Engr. Sanusi was on his Second Tenure as Managing Director/CEO of HJRBDA beginning from 7th January, 2011. He is happily married to Pharmacist Fatima S. Abdullahi and the union is blessed with nine (9) children. He considers farming and livestock rearing as a hobby. Engr. Sanusi was introduced to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers on June 6th and to the Secretariat staff in Ndjamena on 7th June 2011.
Capacity building workshop of focal ponts on information and data sharing
Focal Points (FP) to LCBC Commissioners will be meeting in the LCBC Headquarters from the 22th to 24th June 2011 in N'Djamena with officials of the Executive Secretariat and Projects in a bid to update their knowledge and their practices on information and data sharing in the Lake Chad Basin. The overall objective is to enhance the circulation of information and supply of data bases of LCBC.
Specific objectives include:
- Enable FP to better master missions of various directorates of the Executive Secretariat and specificities of different projects and programmes;
- Provide all information on the progress of current programmes and projects ;
- Discuss the role of FP in the relations between Member States and the Executive Secretariat;
- Tell FP specific expectations of directorates for the fulfilment of their respective missions ;
- Sensitise FP on the importance of their role in the collection and transmission of technical data and general information ;
- Present to FP existing data bases or those which are being developed and train them on their use ;
- Enable LCBC to better master output capacities of FP (equipment, expertise, staff) on information sharing and assess the support to bring in if need be ;
- Define together collaboration strategies which improve and strengthen communication and information sharing.
Expected results: the overall expected result is a continued improvement of information circulation between LCBC and Member States and between LCBC and development partners. Specific results include:
- A better personal output of each stakeholder in the information process ;
- A better mastery of roles and tools ;
- A significant increase of information coming from Member States ;;
- An enhancement of the use of data bases of LCBC and/or applications to access them;
- A major catalog sample of LCBC by researchers and other information users on the Lake Chad Basin ecosystem.
The programme consists of:
- Brief presentations of LCBC departments ;
- Presentations of regional coordinations of Programmes and Projects such as :
-IBLT - Presentations on the technical and technological environment of FP ;
- Presentations of information aids of the Executive Secretariat by the DCBIDM ;
- Presentations or technical presentations of existing data bases or those which are being developed at LCBC;
- Discussions on individual expectations for a mutual improvement of performances ;
- Training on the use of existing platforms.


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Welcome to the September 2013 Natural Living Blog Carnival: Extending Natural Living to the Classroom.
This post was written for inclusion in the monthly Natural Living Blog Carnival hosted by Happy Mothering and The Pistachio Project through the Green Moms Network. This month, our members are talking about how they extend their family's natural lifestyle to their child's school. Hop around to each post to get some tips and share your own!
My children are not in school yet but this fall my husband and I are looking into all the educational options for our kids. My daughter starts kindergarten next year and we are starting to tour private schools and arranging a visit to our local public school. Our mind is all over the place with options and what we think we might want to do. What I do know is I am going to look at the following things at all the schools.
Curriculum: Where does science, social studies, and environmental education fall in the curriculum. It is one thing to have an assembly or some activities around Earth Day but it is a another thing to incorporate it into the curriculum as whole. I want to see science lessons in the curriculum including education about weather, plants, and animals. Often in preparation for core skills testing mandated by state and federal guidelines science and social studies get pushed to more of an elective role, or worse, it is almost nonexistent. I want to see it incorporated as much as it can be even in kindergarten. [Read more...]