This table contains the identified false positive Kepler Objects of Interest (KOIs) as of 2 Feb 2011.  
This table contains the following fields:

KOI: The KOI identification number
Kepler ID: The Kepler Input Catalog number of the target star associated with this KOI
RA (hours): Right ascension from the KIC in hours
Dec (deg): Declination from the KIC in degrees
Kepmag: Kepler magnitude from the KIC
Teff (K): Effective temperature from the KIC
logg (cm/s/s): Log of metallicity from the KIC
Epoch (BJD - 54900): Epoch of one of the transit events
Period (days): Observed transit period in days
Depth (ppm): Observed transit depth in days
SNR: Signal to noise ratio of the transit
Duration (hours): Duration of the transit (when available)
Delta RA (arcsec): Offset from the target star in right ascension, in arcseconds, of the background object containing the transit (when available)
Delta Dec (arcsec): Offset from the target star in declination, in arcseconds, of the background object containing the transit (when available)
Offset from target (arcsec): Distance from the target star, in arcseconds, of the background object containing the transit (when available)
Depth on background object: Depth of the transit on the background object containing the transit (when available)
Background object Kepler ID: KIC number of the background object containing the transit (when available)
Delta JMAG: Difference in J-band magnitude from the target star of the background object containing the transit (when available)
comments: General observing comments.  "APO" means "Active Pixel Offset", indicating that the pixels showing the transit do not coincide with the target star, indicating that the transit is actually on a background object.  "Binary" indicates that the transit event is due to an eclipsing binary, not a planet.