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75 years ago, on Dec. 13, 1937, Japanese troops captured the city of Nanjing, then the capital of the Chinese republic led by Chiang Kai-shek and went on a six-week campaign of carnage and slaughter that would be forever remembered as the "Rape of Nanjing." Reports document widespread rape and the indiscriminate killing of civilians; some death tolls estimate over a quarter of a million people were killed. The incident, though, still rankles Sino-Japanese relations. Japanese nationalists contend that the death tolls are inflated and the majority killed were resisting Japanese occupation. To this day, pages in Japanese school history textbooks can incite heated protests on the streets in China. Then and now, the Nanjing massacre remains one of the darkest events of the last century.—Ishaan Tharoor
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Japanese troops away.
Foreign Press was possible to take a picture.
Photos of a pile of 300 000 dead bodies.
However photo does not exist.
Genocide is a big lie.
In any case, China has had SOME sort of apology from Japan so they really need to let go. Sure its horrible. But as an outsider looking at this squabble, it feels like china is almost loving the fact that they can victimize themselves. The holocaust was worse and even that didnt garner this much DRAGGING hate. I have a feeling that if japan asked china what sort of apology they want, they would ask for something totally outrageous (like provide them with money for the next 100 years) and get butt-hurt if its not met. China isnt exactly known to be humble.
Well this seems like a perfect time to bring this up, China 1 - Japan 0 , but then again we should also be reminded that China also supported Khmer Rouge which cost about a couple million innocent Cambodian, oh yea we should even mention that because it's not serving any political agenda...
These photos are still denied by the Japanese? No wonder there are problems with China. Japanese text nooks deny such a terrible past. Japan does not want to say sorry because most of the offsprings are from the same that caused the massacre. I believe lee than a handfull were ever executed.
"Vinegar Joe" Stilwell supported the Chinese during WWII and could have done a lot more if he hadn't been continually baulked by Chiang Kai-Shek, who was indecisive, ineffectual and self-serving. Stilwell also got pushback from General Chenault, the guy who organised the air bridge over the Hump.
Nevertheless, Stilwell persevered and managed to put together a Chinese force with which he marched into Burma and put a bit of stick about the Japanese
True, this was one of the worst massacres of the 20th century, but should we really dwell on these horrible events? I can see looking back at them as reminders of what can happen, but I really don't think I would want to see some of the more gruesome photos taken during the time of this event. Some of the photos even after 75 years can evoke such intense negative feelings, and I find that unusually frightening.
As a Chinese descendant in Thailand, I've been in agony anytime I read the Nanjing slaughter and related topics. Nonetheless, this incident has passed for 75 years and the Japanese took the rap of their aggression in atomic bomb of 2 cities which caused hundreds thousand of people died or serious injured. It got even. Let bygones be bygones!
As Chinese, we should never forget what Japanese have done in China! Nevertheless, we have been supporting Japan's economy by cooperating with their industries in the past decades......we are just short in memory!!
Suddenly, the disputed islands waked up the nation and rioting follows! In a few weeks, everything will be back to normal and the Chinese are going to buy Japanese goods as id Nanjing Slaughter has never occurred. We are just a sad nation.........
Commenting only on what happened in Nanking and leaving the present Chinese politics under communist rule out of it: The photos were hard to look at, and from what I know these are not the worst. Generally speaking, war is a sad thing and to excuse what happened to any group of people b/c you disagree with their government's policies is the saddest. B/c of this reasoning- people turn a blind eye to plights b/c they think a group of people for whatever reasons "deserve it". Its the same reason Hitler and Japan got away with what they did for much longer then they should have, and countless other historical tragedies. And if you believe that a group of Chinese civilians deserved what they got from the Japanese (before the Chinese invasion of Tibet in 1950), then you are no better then those you are calling out as criminals. Tibetans did not deserve the treatment they received under Communist rule, and no more than the Chinese under Japanese rule. Too see any human suffering, regardless of race and politics, should be enough to move one to heart break. Sympathy has a broader umbrella then some allow.
America's lack of composure reflects the complexity of China-U.S. relations. No matter how China reiterates the path of peaceful development and shows good will in practice, the United States remains distrustful of China. The United States has a tradition of creating imaginary enemies, and China seems to be qualified as its imaginary enemy from cultural, historical, and social perspectives. However, imaginary enemies are "imaginary" for a reason, and it is unwise to translate strategic mistrust into strategic confrontation.
This is why the US bombed Nagasaki and Hiroshima; the Japanese of this time were brutal and merciless. The things they did to their own people during WW2 were also terrible. The Japanese were willing to keep sacrificing their people in WW2 which left the US with only one option to stop them.
我的校友跟我说,南京大屠杀应该是假的,是共产党编造出来煽动普通人对日本的仇恨情绪的假新闻.他请我在美国帮他查找有关资料. 当时真的是觉得特别的蠢和愤怒. 时代的这个图片报道在十天前就有了,现在依然还挂在国际新闻的首页,很感慨万千.一个反共的中国人,因为政治信仰问题,而否定南京大屠杀,在对比一下一个所谓的反华国家的媒体,在他最重要的媒体平台告诉世界,曾经有过南京大屠杀.
China is the continuous ancient civilization for millenniums. Our ancestors have experienced peak and bottom cycles, weathered through up and down for millenniums. The youngest generation like me will grow up to full fledged soon with the mother land recovering from huge physical and mental damages mainly caused by the devilish Japanese for the last two centuries. We will and have to let the sick Japanese right wing and its supporters on their island nation fully know what justice and wrath is, soon.
I sincerely appreciate the help, credit and sacrifice of American people, which saved numerous lives and dignity of Chinese people, during that crucial grim period, though I only can represent myself not my nation now.
It is OUTRAGEOUS that the Japanese right wing, including many government seniors, still annually go to worship the Devilish sick Nazi criminals who committed enormous inhuman crimes, such as mass rape hundreds of thousands of Chinese and Korean women, Sex Slaves, Massacres millions of innocent civilians including children, 731biochemistry live human body experiment Unit, Pingdingshan Massacre, Zhenjiang Massacre, Nanjing Massacre, Yangping Massacre, Suqing Massacre, Sandu Island Atrocity, ChangJiao Atrocity, Chongqing Bombings, Pingyang Massacre, 516 unit, Panjiadai Massacre, sadly the Japanese government seniors( including this former PM Shinzo Abe when he was incumbent) go to worship the criminals even now at 21th century, blatantly deny Nanjing Massacre(by Abe at last week again), and shamelessly water down, cover up and bleach the textbooks.
So tragedies happened to Chinese people are not tragedies? If you hold this logic, it only proves that you are just a cold-blood animal without a brain.
Japanese are far kinder to China than what China is for Tibet. For any logical conclusion to draw Chinese occupation of Tibet has left 1.2 million Tibetans dead, according to a record, about 6000 Tibetan Buddhist monasteries were flattened into dust and ground, at the initial period of invasion Buddhist monks and nuns in Tibet were forced to marry with one another, high lamas were executed in the name of democratic reform, Tibetan women are still forced to go into sterilization, Tibetan language is now officially made redundant, a huge number of Tibetans are still in exile in India and abroad and are separated from one's family for 64 years and this is still continuing, if Tibetan singers and artists speak about Tibetan 'identity' they would be jailed for a lengthy period of time, if an ordinary Tibetans call for a 'free Tibet' it is an act of state crime and would be imprisoned, beaten and sometimes death, possessing and worshiping the photo of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is punishable in extreme measure, to make weaken Tibetan movement the Chinese govt is officially encouraging Han Chinese to migrate into Tibet on a special rights and concessions backed by the Chinese govt and today Tibetans are being outnumbered by Han than Japanese in China 75 years ago. In the name of peaceful liberation, the PRC liberators have killed more Tibetans than the act of imperial Japanese in China. Today there are more Chinese military stationed in Tibet than Buddhist monks and nuns, more army checkpoints in Tibet than the Tibetan yaks, in the name of economic development there are more Chinese traders and businesses in Tibet than the Tibetans themselves, Tibetans inherent rights in their country are now framed illegal in Tibet and a national security threat in China. Since 2009 as many as 100 plus Tibetans had died out of self-immolations as a protest to end the unbearable Chinese occupation of their country, still where is the concern from Chinese govt instead the Chinese govt labelled these Tibetans a bunch of mentally sick. Are Tibetans too inconsiderate and trivial a matter for Chinese govt? And whats more? The communist government will soon collapse for no doubt but the legacy of China's historical crime against Tibet will have to be bore by the countless future Chinese citizens, for that, no amount of apology is enough to heal and mend the pain and lost the Tibetans had passed through under Han occupation. True as an invader isn't imperial Japanese were by far kinder than the occupying forces of PRC in Tibet? A serious thought is required!
@nukodaisuke You honestly make me sick!
You don't know a damn thing of what you're talking about, because China renounced reparations in 1972 (China let Japan stop paying for war reparations). The Holocaust was also not worse. The Germans actually believed in their racial superiority so they banned their own troops from raping Jewish women, and they killed around 6 million Jews in the Holocaust, while Japanese were hidieous rapists and slaughtered way more than 6 million.
@MerchantMmo Do you even know how many people, innocent civilians and soldiers, the Japanese killed? Do you know about the competition between two Japanese officers of who can behead the most civilians with a sword? I have nothing against the Japanese, but I have something against the Japanese soldiers in WW2. Stay out of conversations you know nothing of.
@MerchantMmoshut up. Emphasis on "OUTSIDER". You don't even know the whole story, idiot.
@MerchantMmo You're just so ridiculous, how on earth did you get the ridiculous conclusion and the so called fact that Japan has apologized? Japanese even changed their textbook to deny the fact, but everything seems to be different when it comes out of your mouth.
@MerchantMmo the fun fact is japan never apologize in any official documentation (i read an article on bbc), i mean if you wanna apologize why cant you officially do it? im sure the chinese will forgive japan, but why continue to procrastinate?
@MerchantMmo What time in which case had China got what sort of apology from Japan?
China wants an apology - it is not even asking for monetary compensation anymore. However, the apology must be set in stone - in the past, apologies to China and South Korea were made, but with a change in administration in Japan, they then just get revoked. What China and South Korea want is for Japan to make apologies that are set in stone, that will not be touched no matter who becomes PM in Japan.
@jethromayham6 im sure china doesnt list tibet atrocities in their text books. Cant blame japan for doing the same thing LOL?
shouldn't dwell on it, but we must learn from it. And we cannot deny
it, as some right wing Japanese have. Those who forget from history are
condemned to repeat it.
@carelord What is your problem? Why is it that you can only see violence? Did the Nanjing Massacre affect you directly? Not everything needs to be "an eye for an eye". If you are that old, do you think the current generation is in full agreement with you?
@carelord What is so great about talking Chinese civilization when human rights and political freedom is suppressed today. Where are rights and freedom in China today? Do any of Chinese citizen ever elected their Beijing leaders?: Mao, Deng Xioping, Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, Xi Jinpin? Even a small country like Bhutan can elect their Prime Minister. Chinese people should do something about it seriously. Free China!
@carelord Sorry to inform you about this time in history, the American people did not fight in this war. It was during WWII that the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and engaged us in WWII. What happened in China was that the Japanese sought to take control of China and massacred millions of Chinese civilians. And the U.S., after dropping the Atom Bomb on Japan, went over to Europe to help end the Nazi's from taking over the world. Many American lives were lost during this time in history; and it was in Europe, not Asia.
@carelord Chinese govt is doing a far worse in occupied Tibet than what Japanese had done in its own country. So, as long as Chinese people don't raise voice against its own govt's record of continuous occupation and abuse in Tibet until then China does not have moral rights to condemn Japanese crimes in Nanjing! That is the common sense.
@carelord And I am so sure that the high officials of Communist Party visit the Red Army Martyrs Cemetery of the Sichuan-Shaanxi and salute to the fallen soldiers who massacred and raped the Vietnamese, the Tibetans and the Uyghur civilians.
China is far kinder to Tibetans than Japan is to the native Ainu of Hokkaido. Japan conquered the Ainu in the 19th century, flooding their land in Hokkiado and the Kuriles with millions of Japanese who outnumbered them and swamped them, banning Ainu language, culture, and identity, and forcing assimilation on the Ainu and didn't even recognize them as an indigenous minority, while Tibetan language is official in China, Tibetans get affirmative actions and are recognized as a minority nationality.
Tibetans also make up 93% of Tibet's population.
The Tibetans also attacked China first in 1930 in the Sino-Tibetan War, before China reannexed them in 1949.
@tenor Citations needed. I mean, seriously? "Occupation of Tibet has left 1.2 million Tibetans dead." By occupation, I hope you don't mean just the 49-50 invasion, because that's likely more than the entire population at that time. Tibetans are outnumbered? More than 95% of the population are Tibetan. Also, estimated Chinese casualties in the Second Sino-Japanese War are more than ten times the current Tibetan population. Oh, and indeed, life must be unbearable since you hear so often of these immolations, especially when life expectancy has nearly doubled, income has never been higher, healthcare and education readily improve. I beg you to go visit, and see if it's really so bad that people should choose to set themselves on fire. Do you even think about the things you say? More military personnels than monks and nuns? Let's not discuss whether Tibetans are oppressed. They are, to a lesser extent than most Westerners think. How many men with guns do you think are needed to oppress a non-militant group? Not that many. You speak as if you know all that's happening, but ask yourself, is not your apparent activism in part motivated by a prior anti-China sentiment? So please, enough of this "I-care-so-much" self-righteousness, which really is just sinophobia carefully disguised. And until Tibetan cities are full of mutilated corpses, cries of women and girls being raped, I feel fully justified in wishing you many misfortunes upon seeing what you had the audacity to suggest. It's very hard to convince others of your noble convictions, of your concerns for human lives when such has been your response to one of the most tragic episode of the 20th century.
I have to tell you, I was very pro tolerance and friendship between China and Japan,
However, after I knowing more and more truth what happened to my people and what is happening, such as your Japanese Government Incumbent Seniors, and more importantly, people like you! who so Shamlessly and Despicably defending your evil and devil-lish past, through language manipulation and sheer lies, slanders. I became to gradually and fundamently shift to anti Japanese right wing.
You Japanese damaged. murdered and (gang raped, sex slaved) tens of millions of my people, and at this day you dare to critisize and blame us without slight sense of sincere regret and guilt.
Today is 12/22/2012 Christian Time, My Name is Elrond YU and I am 26, I write this down here as record,
I decide to set this mission as priority, within twelve years to 2014, I will manifest to you sick evil Japanese right wing, what justice and wrath of century is.
I will not reply to you anymore, Remember my name.
@tenor The truth of the matter is that Tibet was once China. In speaking to a man who had once lived in China, he explained to me when back in the day when the Dalai Lama's father was still alive, he took lands from the Chinese in that area and also mistreated them in very bad ways. If he wanted to own a piece of property or have that property to use, he wouldn't give a crap of the Chinese family living their. He would force them to move. Then when Mao came into power, he heard many of this man's mistreatment of the Chinese families and went to Tibet to straighten things out. Mao ended up shooting the Dalai Lama's father for mistreating the families in that area and giving the lands back to its rightful owner/renter. We in America, have only heard one side of the story. I wish more people would do research before bashing on a country that they know nothing about. Oh, I forgot! We are all brainwashed by what the Dalai Lama said and so therefore, the information would probably not be on google.
@tenor The fact that you're comparing massacres is just sick. The kind people of Tibet would be ashamed of you for such a comment. A serious thought is indeed required about the PLA's violent history in Tibet, but that is another discussion.
Plus, at that time, China was under the ROC government, it was a whole different country. Please brush up on your history.
You mean like how western textbooks don't mention that Tibet attacked China first in the 1930 Sino-Tibetan War, and only claim China was the aggresor in 1949?
So two wrongs make a right? Then China should be exonerated for Tibet, since America massacred their natives too, no?
looking at the ascension of Japanese hawks over the years, one cannot but think the past still hurts like a festering wound, unable to close completely.
Most brutal military campaigns of USA in WWII is not in Europe but in Asia Pacific.
Like how Tibetans attacked China in 1930 in the Sino-Tibetan War, and how Soviet backed Uyghur rebels mass murdererd Chinese civilians in the Ili Rebellion from 1944-1946, which was BEFORE the Communists took over China in 1949 and paid them back for what they inflicted on Chinese civilians.
Or how Vietnamese mass murdered and raped millions of Montagnard civilians in the central highlands of Vietnam.
Rape is a felony in CCP army even during war times, unlike for the Japanese
@KEI.MAJIMA @carelord show me any photo if there is killing to Tibetan, but i have alot of the picture Han Chinese killed by Tibetan and Xiangjiang people
@carelord you made a mistake in your addition. just saying.
@Wally024 @tenor You are another communist brainwashed breed surely from one of the Beijing ghettos. Dalai Lama's father passed away even before Chinese occupation of Tibet took place. Don't simply write here what your Beijing masters have taught you to speak about Tibet just like that. The google is snared only in China otherwise the world is a giant mirror where Tibet can be read and studied better than you were brainwashed by your communist govt. Don't pretend as though you are reading what His Holiness the Dalai Lama says, you are simply siding your communist govt and lamenting this simple great Buddhist monk who like a clear mirror reflecting the faults, lies an guilts of the Chinese communist govt. That is why Beijing feels jolting their ground each times when they see the Dalai Lama.
I have to tell you, I was very pro tolerance and friendship between China and Japan,
However, after I knowing more and more truth what happened to my people and what is happening, such as your Japanese Government Incumbent Seniors, and more importantly, people like you! who so Shamlessly and Despicably defending your evil and devil-lish past, through language manipulation and sheer lies, slanders. I became to gradually and fundamently shift to anti Japanese right wing.
You Japanese damaged. murdered and (gang raped, sex slaved) tens of millions of my people, and at this day you dare to critisize and blame us without slight sense of sincere regret and guilt.
Today is 12/22/2012 Christian Time, My Name is Elrond YU and I am 26, I write this down here as record,
I decide to set this mission as priority, within twelve years to 2024, I will manifest to you sick evil Japanese right wing, what justice and wrath of century is.
I will not reply to you anymore, Remember my name.
@hc @tenor Pleas let me put it straight that way. Even to this day the communist regime never different between ROC and PRC as long as Nanjing incidence is concerned. Technically my whole argument is not about justifying imperial Japanese massacre of Nanjing. I am more or less reminding the PRC for its own inhuman record before taking on the Nanjing incidence. How can PRC ever be in a position to demean the Japanese of its record in Nanjing while Tibetans are suffering far more worse at the hand of PRC itself? It does not need anymore proof the entire world is aware of that, may be even you too ( hope you are not brainwashed Chinese ). If tomorrow a new democratic based Chinese govt comes to power then it is indeed justifiable to speak about Nanjing issue provided that Tibetan independence is fully restored. Until then PRC never have the moral right to condemn Japanese may be as a tool to elicit the Chinese nationalism to guard its own power at the center.
@KEI.MAJIMA @LEEFUCHEN And your's sounds so imperialistic. Don't you guys ever remember anything or has the emrgence of the new industrialized China and it's growing influence in the region makes one forget that the Japanese are the way they are today because they were the subjects of a lesson that there is always someone who possesses greater power than they? Just imagine if the "bombs" weren't dropped?
@LEEFUCHEN Your comment is so Chinese...You are making yourself look ignorant to the whole world.
@carelord You are a fool if you continue to think with your kind of mindset! Age makes no difference when it comes to stupity. As one grows older you have a choice of either being wiser or just plain stubborn. Have you not read Confucious? You were once pro-tolerance??? And you had no idea of the history between the two countries...sounds pretty dumb to me.
So all Jews hate Germans because of the Nazis? Do all Americans hate Middle Easterners because of 9/11?
You need to think with your mind instead of letting your emotions cloud your judgement.
But it seems like you've made up your mind. So sad.
For the record, I'm also Chinese BUT I DO NOT THINK LIKE YOU!
The same goes for all who post here thinking whether it is or isn't morally right to complain.
Tibet was not recognized as a sovereign country for the past 200 years even before the 1950 re-occupation of Chinese army
I understand your point but you cannot and should not compare atrocities. Remember it is ultimately the innocent who is in need of closure.
@KEI.MAJIMA Your way of thinking may apply to an individual but it cannot and should not be applied to a group unless everyone within is in full agreement on the action(s) taken. The ones suffering are the innocent and they deserve some form of justice. So should Jews hate all of Germany because of what the Nazis did? Again not every German was in agreement with Nazi aggression. Let's say if China invaded Japan today, would it be okay to say the Japanese deserved it? No it is not okay and the current generation of Japanese should not have to pay for what their previous generations did.
@ilovemartinis @tenor I could have sympathized with the Chinese who had been subjected to the extreme atrocities by the Japanese invasion of Nanjing provided that if today the Chinese in the Mainland and Nanjing especially (at least few of them ) raise objection against their govt's brutal occupation of neighboring country Tibet and abusing Tibetan people's human rights. Today Nanjing people's communist govt has occupied and oppressed the Tibetan people, and still abusing their rights which is no better than what Japanese had committed to them more than half a century ago. So where is the moral right for the Chinese people and Chinese govt to putting finger against Japan to this day? Given the severity of Chinese occupation of Tibet at present it is far too heinous even to wait for a TIME to publish article on Tibet. TIME should be publishing article on TIBET more often than not!
@ilovemartinis @tenor Of course, it does not excuse the Japanese brutality back then. But the point is that are the Chinese morally and politically correct to accuse Japan? Or have they fully earned the eligibility to accuse the Japanese diplomatically when they had done the same to the others?
@tenor This article is about the Nanjing Massacre NOT ABOUT TIBET. Although China's treatment towards the Tibetans is wrong it doesn't excuse the atrocities commited by the Imperial Japansese Army. When Time publishes an article about Tibet, you can post your comments there.


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I was getting on great with 140k 64bit and had my printer working, Streamtuner/Audacious working and Youtube playing fine.
Then, after clicking on one of my music files, Audacity came up accidently and the computer froze. I had no option but to do a hard reboot.
Now I get no login screen and the only way for me to get to my desktop is by changing inittab to level 3.
Can anyone help to restore things to normal please
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Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 12:17 am
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Don't see what happened. Did you try to reinstall gdm?
Or try the command:
switchdesk gnome
Blag'em up!
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 12:36 am
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hi Junichirô
I already did a yum install gdm and got "already installed and latest version
Nothing to do"
I also reinstalled xorg-x11-server-Xorg with no errors.
If I log in with default level 5 I get one of the background pictures and a mouse pointer and nothing else. No login screen. Nowhere to go except ctrl-backspace where I can login on command line and change inittab to level 3.
Sorry I can't help you more. I've gooled all this with no specific results.
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 12:38 am
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switchdesk gnome
did you try it?
Blag'em up!
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 12:58 am
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Yes, I had to install it and ran it but it made no difference. I still had to change to runlevel 3 to get to my desktop
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 1:11 am
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I notice that when the Che Guevara type boot screen comes up with the progress bar it only is about 3/4 size on the monitor, leaving a gap on the right. It was not like this before the crash.
Is this an X problem? Any help to you in your diagnosis?
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can you explain " I still had to change to runlevel 3 to get to my desktop"? There is no "desktop" at run level 3 since there is no xwindows...
Anyway unless its a simple file-corruption issue due to the crash (unlikely) then you may have something wrong with yer xorg. Check out these links:
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 4:59 am
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Kazim, thanks for your help
OK, when I boot in runlevel 5 I get one of the BLAG wallpapers, not the one I set as my background, It contains nothing except the mouse pointer, which will move but not open anything. There is nothing there to open. the screen is frozen.I should get the boot splash with the progress bar. Then the log in screen.
All I can do is cntrl-alt-f3 and Iog in and change the inittab to level 3 and reboot. Then at the prompt I can startx and my desktop comes up without having to log in.
Sorry I can't be more helpful.
I'll check out the links you sent.
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 5:45 am
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Hi Guys,
I seemed to have solved my problem.
I opened /root/xorg.conf.new and added my monitor's HorizSync and VertRefresh rates
then added some "Modes" to Display Depth 24.
Then cp /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf
rebooted in runlevel 5 and got my login screen back which took me to my old desktop.
This was just blind trying anything tactics.
Now keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks for all your quick reponses.
Much appreciated
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Worm is an online series about a 15 year old girl - Taylor Hebert - who has just acquired super powers. She lives in an Earth where humans have had powers for about 30 years. The get them through traumatic experiences, called trigger events. The event shapes the power. Taylors power is the ability to sense and control bugs. She aspires to be a hero, but on her first night out in costume, her goal may be side tracked.
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Poor little N165. It never really had a chance. As soon as the Curiosity rover warmed up its rock-vaporizing laser, it was certain to be used as target practice. But thanks to the miracle of social media, that Martian rock has a voice, and it's not happy.
Curiosity's Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) can deliver more than a million watts of power to a Martian rock, vaporizing the rock's surface. The ChemCam can then analyze the vaporized bits of rock. In order to calibrate the laser, NASA selected a perfectly ordinary rock, N165, as Curiosity's first victim...I mean, test sample.
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Oh, I think I've got the big metal creature's attention now — it's looking right at me! Maybe it does want to be friends!— N165 (@N165Mars) August 18, 2012
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Come on, guys, I know you're just fooling. What are the chances? Out of all the rocks on Mars, a killer robot would pick me? Haha! :)— N165 (@N165Mars) August 18, 2012
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My new robot friend really does have quite a steady, intimidating stare. I guess it's a cultural thing.— N165 (@N165Mars) August 19, 2012
Um,— N165 (@N165Mars) August 19, 2012
@marscuriosity, what are you.... hey! ... HEY!
OW OW OW! STOP IT!— N165 (@N165Mars) August 19, 2012
HELP!— N165 (@N165Mars) August 19, 2012
I think part of me is missing. :(— N165 (@N165Mars) August 19, 2012
I suspect it will be a while before N165 is so welcoming to alien strangers. Thank you, N165. As painful as your experience was, it will improve Curiosity's ability to zap your rocky brethren.
You can read more about ChemCam at Space.com.
Image from NASA/JPL-Caltech/Univ. of Arizona.
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I'm almost positive raising my kids in NYC will have an effect on them. I know it's changing me. But are kids just kids? Will they grow up to be whatever they want to be despite the location they were raised?
I was raised in Florida, on a beautiful lake with the occasional manatee and alligator in my backyard. We had a canoe, a hammock and a swimming pool for as long as I can remember. I loved it. I had no complaints, until my teenage years of course. It was then I started to realize I was a city kid. So I sought after the closest city I could find: Sarasota. I loved Burns Court Cinema with it's limited parking lot and foreign films. I adored the museums and dreamt about going to college here. I found any excuse to go. Even if it was by myself. Sarasota gave me a slice of the city life I was craving.
What about you? As an adult, are you living in a place much like the location you grew up? Or did you move away someplace totally different? How does it measure up? While I did move far away, there's a familiarity and connection I still have with living by water. I do miss that. Right now my view is the back of another building and some sky if you crank you neck hard enough. Oh my so called "sun drenched" apartment. I love it for so many other reasons.
I wonder where my kids will escape, what kind of places they will be drawn to live as they get older. As for me, I can't think of living anywhere else but NYC. Not after a summer like this. And it's not even over yet!
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My childhood was partially in Paris, and partially in a San Francisco suburb. I do think the reason I love living in cities so much now is that I was born and reared in one. (On the other hand, my partner is a city boy who always wants to escape NYC).ReplyDelete
I so connect with this post. I often think how strange it is that my childhood and adulthood have been spent in completely opposite ways. I grew up, much like you, by the water in a small-ish Texas Gulf Coast town called Galveston. I moved to NYC at 22 and have been here for the past 12 years. I do find myself needing to escape the city for the familiarity of a slower pace ( who wouldn't really?), but like you, I can't imagine living anywhere but a city nowadays.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 22, 2011 at 8:30 AM
I live in the 'burbs...in the same town I grew up in. After I was grown, my parents divorced and have both moved away, but I'm still here. The little subdivision I grew up in was "in the country" I suppose you could say. You couldn't go anywhere without driving-not to the grocery, not to the doctors office, not to a restaurant. Now, I live "in town" and about 3 blocks away is the bank and 2 grocerys stores. A little bit further walk is the library and the doctors office where I work. It's about a half a block to the elementary school and about 4 blocks to the Middle School. That's about as City as I get. We are about a 20 min drive to downtown Milwaukee, with all the big city life I can handle.ReplyDelete
I am having so much fun reading all your comments!!ReplyDelete
I grew up in a very small former coal-mining town in Pennsylvania, where both of my parents grew up. In my town, it was pretty rare, until recently, to move away. I went to college there, but I moved to Chicago a few years ago for grad school. Like you, I'm finding out that I'm a city person. I really can't imagine moving back there, though I'm so glad that I grew up in a quiet, sheltered place. My boyfriend is from the same town, and he also moved to Chicago. We often talk about what our lives would be like if we had grown up here. I definitely would have known more about the world earlier. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or bad thing.ReplyDelete
By the time I was 20 I had lived in Toronto, Miami (twice), a tiny village in Switzerland, Bern and Zurich in Switzerland and Paris - I now live in Ottawa which is a medium sized city with a suburb feel. At times I miss cosmopolitan cities like Paris, other times I REALLY crave the ocean we had in Miami...I know I won't live here forever, change is always something I crave - who knows where we'll end up ;)ReplyDelete
I don't have children yet, but will be moving to an area very similar to the place I was brought up..small, rural, friendly town (with no movie theater)...about 1 hour from a big city. As a kid, it was NYC. Now it will be DC.ReplyDelete
first your photos are so pretty (helps that your children are gorgeous)and i would wonder too how the city is shaping them. i imagine it's a lot to do with the parent though even more than the place. and what rich experiances they are living.ReplyDelete
i live and grew up in a small beach town on the coast of california. many years ago i moved up the coast to an even smaller beach town and here is where my heart is. i also raised a family here (i have 5) and one by one they left, mostly to a big city. well, one moved to hawaii (we had lived there too) and my baby moved to nyc a year ago (she's come home twice, to jump in the ocean!). it's amazing to me how they've all adapted to big city life. my oldest is now back home (next town over) and i'm pretty excited about that.
This is such a great topic, and one I think about all the time. Have you read Richard Florida's book "Who's Your City?" I'm reading it now, and its just so good and validates everything I have been feeling for the past few years. I grew up in a small town on Lake Michigan about an hour outside of Chicago. Not a suburb, just a little Indiana town. I liked it when I was a kid, but hated it as a teenager and thought it was so boring and didn't have many friends. So, I moved to Chicago for four years for college and loved it! I discovered I was a city person, that was the hole that was missing in my life! Then two years ago I moved to Florida and got married, and we have a young son. I dream about moving back to the city all the time. We are planning on it in a few years and I just can't imagine leaving it again.ReplyDelete
I secretly read your blog because it seems you are really thriving with your children in a major city. It gives me hope that we can leave Florida and raise our kids in downtown Chicago. I hope so!
I grew up about 5 miles from where I live now... so basically the same place...but my oldest dd lives in your city... I never thought I was a city girl..but I totally love NYC..When I told people I could live there they were shocked...so was I...I think there are enough green spaces for me in the city...and I could always go home to the lakes etc...anyway great post!ReplyDelete
please please please tell me where you got the dress!!!ReplyDelete
ps, love love love your blog! ;)ReplyDelete
I live in a quiet neighborhood and our previous neighbors who grew up in the city found the quiet to be unsettling! Your kids may be like that because it's all they know.ReplyDelete
I grew up in a small town that was conveniently located about 10 minutes from a big city. (Okay, the biggest city in Iowa, but nonetheless!)ReplyDelete
I feel like I had the best of both worlds - small town life, with lots of opportunities and events just a short drive away.
Now I'm kind of a city girl. I lived in NYC last summer for an internship. I loved it, but it was SO different from home. I think a larger Midwestern city might be for me. But I need to land a job!
- AnonymousAugust 22, 2011 at 7:19 PM
I grew up in endless suburbia, but in an extremely wealthy area of the country on the east coast. For me, a large part of my teen years were filled with rich kids with too much money, nice cars, and parents who weren't around much. I didn't have a family like that, but I was definitely influenced by those students. I couldn't wait to get away.ReplyDelete
I escaped to Chicago, and have lived there for 8 years. I love the city, I love how diverse it is, and I especially love being a part of a normal environment. The wealth gap (while it exists everywhere) isn't as obvious as it was between the suburbs of Philadelphia and the city itself. I don't often go out to the 'burbs of Chicago, but I know there are other kids out there, disgusted by the excess of wealth and living outside what one needs.
For me, living small and consciously is an important part of being in the city.
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Growing up as an Army brat has made me adaptable. I like to think I'm fully converted to being a city person though. Can't really imagine life anywhere else.ReplyDelete
I couldn't resist commenting simply so I could inquire about how on earth you got those photos to sparkle in such a beautiful way - ah, that skyline! That lighting!ReplyDelete
Would you be willing to share the camera settings or any other details you think would help someone with a decent SLR and a beginner's eye take a similar shot? The images in this post kept me daydreaming about your descriptions of city life far after I left your page this morning...
Sidenote: I live in Tampa, so am familiar with the excitement that Florida's cities can bring, like Sarasota did for you when you were young. It's nice to feel the rush of people and bustle while also having the lovely proximity to the Gulf, wide open spaces, and sugar white sand - but I dream of moving to New York one day! I'll be visiting my best friend in Manhattan next month and can't wait. Maybe I'll get to take some of my own pretty city skyline shots :)
Oh wow! I loved all these comments. Here's some of my thoughts:ReplyDelete
Wandering Summer: thanks! I shamelessly use the automode (non-flash) on my Canon t2i. Sometimes I switch to the "sports mode" because my kids run around so fast. I don't know how or why the pictures turn out the way that they do. haha I also don't know how to use photoshop. I use the basic editing tools from the free download: Picasa. Good luck!
Corinne: I hope you stay in NYC a long long time too.
Anon (on living small): Loved your comment. I have thought about it all day. As I start my professional life soon, I hope I don't lose sight of the things that matter most.
Gail: Good luck on the job hunt!!!
Jeannine: Interesting, we shall see.
Nikki: thanks! the dress is from the Gap. It's sold out now, even online. booooo
Beth: Yes, I agree--There are some great green spaces. I spent a few hours with my kids at Sheeps Meadow today. Stunning!
Shannon: Thanks for reading! I checked out your blog--it's delightful! I haven't read that book--I'll have to check it out. I love book suggestions!
Christina: I wonder about that too. On a side note, Chicago's been on my radar lately. I have to think of a reason to visit...it looks amazing.ReplyDelete
Lori Ann: I visited your blog too. The beach town you live in? Amazing. I completely understand that's where your heart is. I'm glad one of your kids moved back. My daughter likes to look up into apartments, point out the one she'll live in, and picks the one next to it for me. ha.
Rebecca: Sounds like a good plan :)
Giulia: I too crave change.
Love this post, Sharon! I loved my small town upbringing but always felt at home in big cities. So interesting to see where life takes you!ReplyDelete
- lou swiftAugust 25, 2011 at 5:10 AM
I grew up in a city in Northern England,dirt,coal,mines,litter.... very very grim!All the negatives of a city without the wonderful museums,parks etc. So at 25 I decided to sell everything I owned to make a better life for myself somewhere else....no one ever went to New Zealand and hated it right?So I booked a one way ticket....3 years later I am now married (to a british guy) and have two beautiful boys and live here...http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=queenstown&hl=en&rlz=1T4ACGW_en___NZ430&prmd=ivnsm&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=4w9WTpyXHsjRiALSxdXSCg&ved=0CG0QsAQ&biw=1600&bih=670 its tiny and it often drives me crazy reading about all the very cool things you can visit and take you children to in the city. However i love that I have never locked my car and don't own a key for my house and all children in school have mondays off for ski lessons for 1/3 of the year!!!No where seems perfect but I think you just make the best of where you are :)ReplyDelete
Hey lady.. although I grew up primarily in NJ, I spent some time in Bar Harbor Maine and then Philly and now I am in Brooklyn! BUT- my Aunt lives in Sarasota and I had my heart set on Ringling as well! When I was about 16 I met my 'first love' while on vacation down there.. he was about to enter his first year at Ringling and brought me to his orientation. It was amazing.. I still regret not pursuing a job in the arts. Instead, after being unemployed for a few months and funds falling short, I got a job as an unpaid intern at a branding firm in manhattan. Have you thought about applying for any intern positions? Good luck! I enjoy your blog :)ReplyDelete
- Caroline GagnonMarch 30, 2012 at 6:18 PM
Your pictures are simply amazing!ReplyDelete
- Kate MarloweMarch 30, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Oh my stars. I'm such a city girl. I'll sometimes drive 4 hours to our nearest {and only} "cities" {Santa Fe and Albuquerque.} Alas, my husband is a woodsman, a mountain man. I think he'd live like a recluse if he could...ReplyDelete
I just came across your blog, and it's so lovely! These shots are so beautiful! My husband and I just moved to right over the Brooklyn Bridge, and it's encouraging feeling your passion for this place in your words. Thanks!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2013 at 11:31 PM
Despite the lack of room, I find NYC to be one of the BEST places to raise your children. What other place encourages individuality than New York City? I was born in Nyc, raised in Winter Haven, Florida and recently moved back. I knew I was missing something. . . Couldn't be happier. Your blog is AMAZING by the way. -NathalieReplyDelete
I have enjoyed reading your post. It is well written. It looks like you spend a large amount of time and effort on your blog. I appreciate your effort. Please check out my site.ReplyDelete
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Over my career I have seen many a debate on the common belief that fork lift trucks (FLTs) and mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs) can travel between premises without being taxed, insured, registered, fitted with lights, number plates, reflectors etc. Some say FLTs can load / unload vehicles outside a premises on the public road, some say they have contacted the police, local councils, FLT trainers who all say it's OK to do so.
I have never been comfortable with the lack of consistency with some of the advice and their mixed messages, so I decided to do a bit of digging on the subject to satisfy myself. I've written this article to hopefully help clear things up for you too.
One important point I'd like to get across is that failure to follow these, and other appropriate guidelines, could invalidate company insurance, result in penalty points for the driver of the vehicle and / or result in expensive and damaging police or civil actions.
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Inspectors may exercise the powers set out in Section 20 of The HSWA ect.1974
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One of the most important tips that we could recommend for the NEBOSH Certificate is to learn the typical examination 'Action Verbs' which are as follows:
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December 22, 2007 at 7:04 am
Milgram: so it really can happen?
The Milgram study of obedience is one of the best know studies in psychology following the disturbing findings that came from the study: we would electrocute a complete stranger passed the point that we thought they were dead just because an authority…
December 22, 2007 at 7:58 pm
[...] The Milgram Experiment Today? [image]Students commonly assume that, even if Milgram's famous experiment sheds important light on the power of […] [...]
January 8, 2008 at 1:08 am
Derren Brown does a TV version of Milgram's experiment on Channel four in the UK. It's is like watching a car wreck.
January 8, 2008 at 11:11 am
They knew going in to the experiment exactly what they were doing. It was at the point that they accepted that it would be 'ok' to shock people in any instance, that they basically made their decision.
I wonder if they would count people who, as the experiment was being explained or described, chose not to participate.
I respect the guys who felt that as soon as the guy said 'enough' that they weren't continuing.
January 8, 2008 at 12:37 pm
For an accurate summary of what the Judge Rotenberg Center is really about, please go to http://www.judgerc.org/responsetoblogs.pdf
January 8, 2008 at 5:12 pm
[...] For additional info check out Burger's essay and The Situationist. [...]
January 9, 2008 at 4:25 am
[...] Source : The PsychBlog et The Situationist. [...]
January 13, 2008 at 3:26 pm
[...] Replicating the Milgram experiments (bottom line: obedience to authority still lethal) [...]
January 23, 2008 at 11:43 am
[...] University, och hans team som bestämde sig för att replikera Milgrams studie idag. På bloggen Situationist finns hela bakgrunden till projektet. En av utgångspunkterna var att försöka mildra de [...]
June 19, 2008 at 8:36 pm
[...] the Milgram Experiment The Milgram Experiment Today? "Students commonly assume that, even if Milgram's famous experiment sheds important light on [...]
June 20, 2008 at 6:20 pm
[...] expérience a été reproduite récemment, et les résultats sont tout à fait les mêmes. Soumis aux injonctions d'un [...]
June 21, 2008 at 4:46 pm
[...] The Milgram Experiment Today? « The Situationist [...]
June 26, 2008 at 9:28 am
[...] [via] admin [...]
July 22, 2008 at 4:51 pm
[...] the situationist and [...]
September 2, 2008 at 11:05 am
[...] you want to read more, look here and here and here (in this last link you can also read about a real life prank call to a children's home ordering [...]
September 6, 2008 at 11:00 am
[...] mention the replication that was conducted on ABC's show Primetime last year (6-min summary, full 27-min episode embedded in a post at "The Situationist"). Little, it appears, has changed in the [...]
December 22, 2008 at 12:02 am
[...] read a previos Situationist post about Professor Burger's research, see "The Milgram Experiment Today?." For Situationist posts about the Jonestown massacre, see "Jonestown (The Situation [...]
February 4, 2009 at 6:42 am
[...] Law is named after a famous psychological experiment conducted at Harvard over half a century ago. Students were asked to administer electrical shocks [...]
May 6, 2009 at 7:14 pm
Also check out the "Stanford Prison Experiment". It is even more chilling to me in many ways. It involved taking people and assigning half to be prisoners, and half as prison guards. The police had to be called in and experiment ended prematurely.
July 11, 2009 at 6:46 pm
[...] The Situationist. Share and Enjoy: [...]
May 5, 2011 at 10:24 am
[...] authority is possible. It helps us to be better people. And that, I tell my students, is why we do [...]
October 28, 2011 at 1:33 pm
[...] http://thesituationist.wordpress.com/2007/12/22/the-milgram-experiment-today/ [...]
November 29, 2011 at 8:02 pm
This needs to be conducted to represent: religious sects, denominations, secret societies, medical industry, military, legal entities and other group aspects of society: ecconomic and geographic etc… once this is completed there may infact be correlation to crime, on and on… What? The question I have is this: how could anyone issue pain to another even if paid? Does this infact enter the introduction into the psychotic episode from the get go: if so is it the initiator of the test or the subjects? Enter the questions of (tough love-intervention-excommunication): just another excuse to harm to another? Enter Church? Who crucified Christ? Does not sound like the Golden Rule to me!
April 17, 2012 at 2:54 am
Wow that is scary! Those poor teenagers.
WorkSafe did a Milgram inspired test. http://youtu.be/YVrVgrhbV7w
March 17, 2013 at 1:02 pm
[...] Then, last week, thanks to the Science Channel, I discovered that more recent researchers have attempted to duplicate the Milgrom study to the extent possible within the relatively stringent limits of current behavioral science research ethics (see http://thesituationist.wordpress.com/2007/12/22/the-milgram-experiment-today/). [...]
May 10, 2014 at 7:17 pm
[…] For example, see this review in A Backstage Sociologist from 2008 and The Situationist from 2007 and 2011. One study has attempted to address the limitations of the original study, by […]
July 18, 2014 at 1:01 pm
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