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Olson has served as Editor & Curator at Rhizome, the inaugural curator at Zero1, and Associate Director at SF Camerawork. She's contributed to many major journals & books and this year Cocom Press published Arte Postinternet, a Spanish translation of her texts on Postinternet Art, a movement she framed in 2006. In 2015 LINK Editions will publish a retrospective anthology of over a decade of her writings on contemporary art which have helped establish a vocabulary for the criticism of new media. Meanwhile, she has also curated programs at the Guggenheim, New Museum, SFMOMA, White Columns, Artists Space, and Bitforms Gallery. She has served on Advisory Boards for Ars Electronica, Transmediale, ISEA, the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences, Creative Capital, the Getty Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Kennedy Center, and the Tribeca Film Festival.
Olson studied Fine Art at Goldsmiths, History of Consciousness at UC Santa Cruz, and Rhetoric & Film Studies at UC Berkeley. She has recently been a visiting artist at Yale, SAIC, Oberlin, and VCU; a Visiting Critic at Brown; and Visiting Faculty at Bard College's Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts and Ox-Bow. She previously taught at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts' new media graduate program (ITP) and was Assistant Professor of New Media at SUNY-Purchase's School of Film & Media Studies. She was recently an Artist-in-Residence at Eyebeam & is currently Visiting Critic at RISD.
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Nancy Holt, Boomerang (1974), still from video.
In her time on this planet, Nancy Holt came to be known as a great American Land Artist, and certainly her brilliant installations, like Utah's Sun Tunnels and collaborations with her partner Robert Smithson and their peers, are profoundly significant, but it was her work in film & video that has had the greatest personal impact on me.
I somehow didn't see Boomerang, her 1974 video performance usually credited to her collaborator Richard Serra, until I was a Ph.D. student in Linda Williams's Phenomenology of Film seminar at UC Berkeley's Rhetoric program, but the time delay was more than made up for by the work's formative resonance. In the video, made during Serra's residency at a Texas television station, a young Holt is seen sitting in an anchor's chair before a staid blue background. Despite brief station ID graphic overlays and one minute of silence in the midst of the ten-minute piece (announced as audio trouble and reminding viewers of the work's live TV origin), the work is in many ways sound-centric.
Sound and Image in Electronic Harmony
On Saturday, April 11th, New York's School of Visual Arts will co-present the 2009 Visual Music Marathon with the New York Digital Salon and Northeastern University. Promising genre-bending work from fifteen countries, the lineup crams 120 works by new media artists and digital composers into 12 hours. If it's true, as is often said, that MTV killed the attention spans of Generations X and Y, this six-minute-per-piece average ought to suit most festivalgoers' minds, and the resultant shuffling on and off stage will surely be a spectacle in its own rite. In all seriousness, this annual event is a highlight of New York's already thriving electronic music scene and promises many a treat for your eyes and ears. The illustrious organizers behind the marathon know their visual music history and want to remind readers that, "The roots of the genre date back more than two hundred years to the ocular harpsichords and color-music scales of the 18th century," and "the current art form came to fruition following the emergence of film and video in the 20th century." The remarkable ten dozen artists participating in this one-day event will bring us work incorporating such diverse materials as hand-processed film, algorithmically-generated video, visual interpretations of music, and some good old fashioned music-music. From luminaries like Oskar Fischinger, Hans Richter, and Steina Vasulka to emerging artists Joe Tekippe and Chiaki Watanabe, the program will be another star on the map that claims NYC as fertile territory for sonic exploration. - Marisa Olson
The National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) in Athens, Greece, has committed itself to curating a number of recent exhibitions of internet art. Their current show, "Tag Ties and Affective Spies," features contributions from both net vets and emerging surfers, including Christophe Bruno, Gregory Chatonsky, Paolo Cirio, JODI, Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar, Les Liens Invisibles, Personal Cinema and The Erasers, Ramsay Stirling, and Wayne Clements. The online exhibition takes an antagonistic approach to Web 2.0, citing a constant balance "between order and chaos, democracy and adhocracy." Curator Daphne Dragona raises the question of whether the social web is a preexisting platform on which people connect, or whether it is indeed constructed in the act of uploading, tagging, and disclosing previously private information about ourselves on sites like Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook. Dragona asks whether we are truly connecting and interacting, or merely broadcasting. While her curatorial statement doesn't address the issue directly, the show's title hints at the level of self-surveillance in play on these sites. Accordingly, many of the selected works take a critical, if not DIY, approach to the internet. The collective Les Liens Invisibles tends to create works that make an ironic mash-up of the often divergent mantras of tactical media, culture jamming, surrealism, and situationism. In their Subvertr, they encourage Flickr users to "subverTag" their posted images, creating an intentional disassociation between an image's content and its interpretion, with the aim of "breaking the strict rules of significance that characterize the mainstream collective imaginary..." JODI's work, Del.icio.us/ winning information (2008) exploits the limited stylistic parameters of the social bookmarking site. Using ASCII and Unicode page titles to form visual marks, a cryptic tag vocabulary, and a recursive taxonomy, their fun-to-follow site critiques the broader content of the web ...
Reappearance of the Undead
In 1997, internet art hall-of-famer Olia Lialina made a "net drama" called Agatha Appears that was written for Netscape 3 and 4 in HTML 3.2. One of the main features of the interactive narrative was the travel of the eponymous avatar across the internet. Let's just say the girl got around. But the magical illusion of the piece was that she appeared to stay still, even when links in the narrative were clicked and the viewer's address bar indicated movement to another server. But in time, both the browser and code in which the story was written became defunct and the piece unraveled as the sites previously hosting the links and files upon which Agatha was dependent disappeared or cleaned house. Such a scenario is common to early internet art (and will no doubt continue to plague the field), as ours is an upgrade culture constantly driving towards new tools, platforms, and codes. Many have debated whether to let older works whither or how it might be possible to update these works, making them compatible with new systems. For those who are interested, some of the best research on the subject has been performed by the folks affiliated with the Variable Media Initiative. Meanwhile, luddites and neophiles alike are now in luck because Agatha Appears has just undergone rejuvenation. Ela Wysocka, a restorer working at Budapest's Center for Culture & Communication Foundation has worked to overcome the sound problems, code incompatibilities, and file corruption and disappearance issues, and she's written a fascinating report about the process, here. And new collaborating hosts have jumped in line to bring the piece back to life, so that like a black and white boyfriend coming home from war, Agatha now offers us a shiny new webring as a token of ...
In the Future-Past Tense
The fantasy of the future and the utopian promises of new technologies have always gone hand-in-hand. If the history of technology's evolution tells the story of our culture, we can also trace our present-day novelties back to the root of our anxieties about the future and the problems these devices hoped to solve. With this correlation in mind, the interactive DVD novel The Imaginary 20th Century (2007) by Norman Klein, Margo Bistis, and Andreas Kratky, jumps back to the fin de siècle era between the 19th and 20th centuries. It was a time of wonder when new technologies and their representation were wedded in documents like panoramic films of public light shows and short actualities about newfangled transportation devices called roller skates. The novel tells the story of "the Chicago World's Fair in 1893, and the story of a woman (Carrie), who in 1901, selects four men to seduce her, each with his own version of the new century" in a recombinatory visual narrative that overlaps 2,200 images culled from primary documents, architectural plans, photos, and other ephemera with an original score. The project speaks to the multiplicity of visions circulating about what the new century would hold, and it's an even more past-tense follow-up to Norman Klein's interactive novel, Bleeding Through: Layers of Los Angeles, 1920-1986 (2003). Klein's work has clearly resonated with at least eleven people, because closing this week at Otis College of Art and Design's Ben Maltz Gallery is "The Future Imaginary," an exhibition that responds to The Imaginary 20th Century with the work of artists Deborah Aschheim, Jeff Cain, Tom Jennings, Jon Kessler, Ed Osborn, Lea Rekow, Douglas Repetto, Phil Ross, Kari Rae Seekins and Aaron Drake, and Susan Simpson. Each contribution embodies the special genre of ...
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Eyebeam Eco-vis Challenge - Deadline extended - Reminder
Eco-Vis Challenge at Eyebeam
Imagine better ways of living:Picture ecology and be in the draw to
win cash prizes and exhibit at Eyebeam
Not only is there an environmental crisis, but an environmental data
crisis. Viewing statistics on environmental change is usually
overwhelming, unintelligible, hidden and dense. Eyebeam invites
artists to collaborate with technologists to redefine what the future
of tracking and visualizing the environment could be.
Eco-Challenge 1 // Deadline November 12th (DEADLINE EXTENDED)
Eco Icons invites participants to create one or more information
graphics that could be used to make visible environmental or
ecological concerns. Thematically, these are icons that engage the
politics of information and the persuasion of graphics.
Eco-Challenge 2 // Deadline December 8th // Upgrade Nov 8th
Eco Vis focuses on the creation of an eco-visualization based on at
least one set of the ecological impact data. Your job as an
"eco-visualizer" is to reveal the not so obvious or to suggest
alternative frameworks. We are employing an open definition of
eco-visualization. We encourage both traditional data visualization
alongside works that use different means than a graph or chart. We
are interested in inciting artists, scientists, designers, and
engineers to move data from the spreadsheet into the world. The world
is architecture, the world is the Internet, the world is urban
streets, and the world is trees and dirt. Go engage the world.
Winning designs will be awarded cash prizes and, along with finalists,
be included in an upcoming Eyebeam exhibition.
Jurors include:
Martin Wattenberg, artist and researcher
Casey Caplowe, co-founder and creative director of GOOD Magazine
Brooke Singer, artist and Associate Professor, Purchase College/SUNY
Michael Mandiberg, Eyebeam R&D Fellow, and Assistant Professor,
College of Staten Island/CUNY
This challenge is an initiative of Eyebeam's Sustainability Research
Group and has been crafted by Research Group members and Eyebeam
Alumni, Michael Mandiberg and Brooke Singer.
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Location/Department: Department of Media Culture
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Professional Development for New Media Practitioners and Artists (UK)
A networking / speaker event focusing on professional development
advice for new media and film practitioners, and artists who work with
the moving image.
Wednesday 14 November, Four Corners, Bethnal Green, London
6.30pm to 8pm,
Doors open and refreshments from 6pm
Arti Dillon, Four Corners
Phil Hallet, Sonic Arts Network
Philippa Barr, New Work Network
Gary Thomas, Animate Projects
CreativeCapital is hosting a series of speaker/network events this
November, focusing on professional development and career advice for
artists. They are artform specific, free, and feature important guest
speakers from the worlds of writing, visual arts and crafts, new media
and film, and theatre facilitation.
Time to Find Out About: New Media, Artists' Moving Image and Film will
be an opportunity for artists who incorporate technology into their
work from sonic arts, animation, mixed media performance, film and
video, as well as those who would like to explore this field in more
depth, to hear from four experts in the field of professional
Come and find out about the training, advice and career development on
offer for new media practitioners, artists who work with the moving
image and filmmakers; engage in debate with and ask questions of our
speakers; network and discuss your work with other practitioners in a
relaxed, friendly environment.
More information on the speakers:
Arti Dillon, Four Corners
Arti is Professional Development Manager at Four Corners.
Four Corners is a unique centre for film and photography based in East
London. It facilitates production, training and exhibition
opportunities providing a forum for creative practice and debate,
provides technical advice and professional development support for
filmmakers and photographers, and hosts seminars for moving image
makers and visual artists, with artists presenting or discussing
Phil Hallet, Sonic Arts Network
Phil Hallett is Chief Executive of Sonic Arts Network and has been
with the organisation since 1998.
Sonic Arts Network is the lead national body for experimental
electronic music and sound art. We produce events and festivals that
showcase the best of the world's sonic art, put legends next to
today's pioneers, noise next to silence and audience next to artist.
From our award winning Sonic Postcards project through to workshops in
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sonic art.
Philippa Barr, New Work Network (NWN)
Philippa is Co-ordinator of the New Work Network.
NWN promotes and supports the development of new performance, live and
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artists and facilitating engagement and collaboration between
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In addition to portable artworks displayed throughout city buildings, we curate shows at city galleries.
- The Seattle Municipal Tower Gallery features quarterly exhibits showcasing works from the Portable Works Collection.
- The Office regularly sponsors exhibitions in the City Hall Gallery. Located in the City Hall Lobby, the gallery features artworks related to life in Seattle.
- The Office also assists with curation of the Seattle Municipal Tower Ethnic Art Gallery.
- Seattle Presents brings the city's cultural vibrancy to the Downtown core.

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Viral Video: UFO sighting over Santa Clarita
UFO sightings are not new. This viral video, however, has gotten a lot of attention online. This alleged sighting happened in Santa Clarita back in October 2012. In it, the person driving the car, stops after spotting something fly by. What they catch is nothing short of spectacular. Now, remember, it's not an actual UFO sighting. The entire video is completely computer generated, but it is still an impressive piece of film.
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Gray residents left Johnson City's Municipal and Safety Building Thursday just a smidgen happier than prior meetings thanks to the City Commission's decision to extract about 220 acres of agricultural land from the Suncrest Annexation ordinance.
The vote on third reading was 3-1-1.
Mayor Jeff Banyas and Commissioners Jane Myron and Clayton Stout voted for the revised ordinance. Commissioner Ralph Van Brocklin voted no; Vice Mayor Phil Carriger abstained due to a conflict of interest in having family in that area.
Van Brocklin laid out a detailed explanation of what he would liked to have seen happen and an ordered account of how much those potentially affected would have lost or gained due to tax incentives and the city's superior Insurance Service Office rating when compared to Washington County.
"We've tried to look at this critically, but there still may be some paying a little more (in taxes) than what they are paying the county," he said.
Though he told Gray residents in attendance that his vote Thursday should not be considered as how he intends to vote when future annexation ordinances pop up, he also said that should those being annexed receive protective services that fall short of what is provided in the city, they should call him personally.
"I've been a strong proponent of annexation," Banyas said. "Johnson City has spent millions of dollars in infrastructure improvements in the Gray area, and this is the natural direction of growth. This is a gateway to Johnson City from the airport, and we do have a vested interest."
Banyas also thanked the people from Gray for staying involved and participating in the process.
The process has been a long one, but affected property owners, as well as those with adjacent property, stuck with their game plan, which included community meetings, protests and making themselves heard at public meetings. Still, as was the case after the April 19 public hearing, the apprehension over future annexation remains high.
"I'm scared," said Roger Hale, who owns farmland in the area. "I don't know how long this is going to last."
Johnny Gray, who owns property that has been in his family since the late 1700s, also expressed concern.
"I didn't hear anything about future annexations," he said.
The city last year unveiled plans to annex not only land along Suncrest, but also to expand its jurisdiction, and tax base, past Interstate 26 into the other side of Gray to a point about 4.5 miles northwest on State Route 75. This area of proposed annexation also includes a hefty slice of farmland.
In other business, commissioners:
Unanimously approved the procurement of a new aerial ladder firefighting vehicle for the Johnson City Fire Department to replace a 1992 boom truck.
The city's application for the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Assistance to Firefighters Grant has been approved.
The Department of Homeland Security will be providing $600,000, and the city will match the grant with $300,000 from its general fund. The city recently put in to service a brand new aerial truck that is fitted with a platform.
The cost of this vehicle, including additional equipment and gear, was about $850,000.
Deferred an architectural services agreement with Johnson City's Beeson Lusk & Street for an eight-classroom addition and optional cafeteria expansion at Indian Trail Middle School until further research is done.
The proposal was for the firm's services to be used from the schematic design phase through construction.
Base fees for the classroom additions cafeteria expansion are $77,000 and $22,000 respectively. The estimated total cost is $2 million. The city would bear the cost exclusively from its 2013 capital projects budget.


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You often hear the expression "what a difference a year makes," particularly when referencing the turnover rate in high school sports. In the case of the respective boys' volleyball outfits at Tolman and Mount St. Charles, if the shoe fits, wear it.
To say the past two weeks have been hectic for area baseball teams would be like saying there's no such thing as rush hour traffic in this state. Ever try to squeeze in tryouts followed by roster decisions followed by several scrimmages into a tightly confined window of time? That's a lot to digest!
Ready or not, like or not, the regular season beckons. Are some skippers wishing they had more time to iron out items of importance like rounding out the pitching staff or settling on a lineup? No doubt, but as those same coaches are already well aware, it's go time.


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Lee Cusenbary is the General Counsel at Mission Pharmacal Company in San Antonio. He is also the creator of Ethics Follies®, a musical parody that uses comedy to raise ethics issues. The fully-produced Broadway-style musical combines San Antonio's business leaders and professional actors to engage the community. It is featured each year by The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) for their ethics conference which benefits The Community Justice Program. Lee is also a frequent writer and speaker on why "good ethics is good for business," and is a recipient of the San Antonio Business Ethics Award. In 2012, ACC renamed their ethics awards the "Lee Cusenbary Ethical Life Award" in recognition of his commitment to ethics in law and business. Learn more about how you can be part of a more ethical culture at EthicsFollies.com.
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Geraldo Rivera Strikes Again-Reporters Creating Their Own "News"
I was on the treadmill at the gym today at noon when I saw some news antics I had not seen in years. The same theatrics I had seen many years ago on TV by the fearless Geraldo Rivera. However, ten years ago, I didn't recognize it for what it was…a journalist creating a story for his own […] [Read More]


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Treasure Coast Square is an indoor mall with an exterior Lifestyle Center that is conveniently located at the intersection of NW Federal Hwy & Jensen Beach Blvd. Among the over 120 stores Treasure Coast Square features Macy's, Dillard's, Old Navy, Victoria's Secret, Express, Francesca's Collections and many more. Treasure Coast Square serves the nearby communities of Port St. Lucie, Jensen Beach and Stuart. While at Treasure Coast Square you can also watch the latest movies at the Regal 16 Cinemas theater complex where every theater features stadium seating and digital surround sound, consider making it dinner & a movie by enjoying a sit down dinner at Ruby Tuesday or at one of our grab & go choices such as Chik-Fil-A or Subway. From the entire team at Treasure Coast Square, we hope that you will visit us soon.FEATURED STORES
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McMegan, who is not a financial adviser but plays one on the internet, answers white people's problems.
In brief, these are the afflicted ones, likely drawn from the WSJ poverty pool, whom she has selected to internet comfort (mainly by saying: Adopt me! lol!):
- On a personal finance level – both me and my wife just past our 40th birthday. We own a house valued around $750K and only have about $150K left to pay off. We have been paying down the house about $50K per year so should be debt free in three more years. For the past two years we have also been putting $25K into a 529 for the kids. So at this point we have about $50K in a 529. Almost all our savings are in the house as we only have about $150K in other investments. When is the kids' college fund topped up? Are we being foolish to save for the kids educations as opposed to our own retirement?
- My fiance and I are roughly-30-year-old software developers. We've both had some success in our 20s, which combined with a reasonably modest lifestyle, has resulted in close to $1 million in savings, about 30% of which is in retirement accounts.So far so good. But about a year ago, we decided to leave our jobs and start a startup. We raised a little bit of money, so we can pay ourselves a little bit of salary (about enough to pay the rent and not much else), but most of our "compensation" is equity in a company that we're optimistic about, but is still pretty far from profitability. How much should we be spending down our savings to supplement our income?
- I'm 40ish, married, with three young kids. I make a good living ($240k+), we have $300k in a mortgage, and no other debt except a small car loan at a really low rate (less than $10k, less than 1%.) I'm self-employed, I max out my 401k, and have a nice emergency fund. My wife was a public school teacher for ten years, but no longer works and is unlikely to go back. She has around $100k in the state pension system. My question is whether we should leave it there. I realize there are tax consequences along with a 10% penalty, but it seems to me that I'd rather have $70k to maybe pay down my mortgage than wait for some paltry pension payment when we're in our 60's, assuming it would even be there. On the other hand, it also seems to me that I might be nuts. Thoughts?
I'm sure that, had one of these emailers been someone who spoke of trying to get by with a couple of kids on $24k per year, the advice would have fallen somewhere in the netherworld between "making bad choices" and "are there no workhouses?".
Moral hazard averted!
To be fair, McMegan was reduced to giving financial advice to the struggling arriviste class because Michael Wolff had already landed that sweet "securing the best table in New York restaurants" assignment.
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Liverpool U19s have been drawn to face Sporting Lisbon in the final 16 of the NextGen Series.
The Reds will travel to Portugal for the tie, with the date of the fixture to be confirmed.
The teams met in last season's NextGen Series group stage, with Sporting winning 3-0 at Anfield before prevailing 5-1 at home in the return encounter.
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Mandrake and FX5900XT troubles.
I have big problems getting my FX5900XT to work under several flavors of Mandrake. I tried Madrake 9.0, 9.1, 9.2 and 10.
When i install Mandrake the card just woks fine under the "nv" drivers. Then i decided to play a game that needed the GL drivers. So i downloades the latest NVIDIA linux drivers. The installation worked fine so i edited the X config files and started up x. All i got was a black screen and a few blue and mixed coloured lines at the bottom of the screen.
I tried older drivers, changing NvAGP to several settings, add option IgnoreDisplayDevices etc. but nothing worked.
So i tryed some different cards.
The next cards dont give any problems:
GeForce4 MX440
GeForce4 Ti4200
GeForce FX5200
And this cards just wont work:
GeForce FX5700
GeForce FX5900XT
I have a Jetway V400ADBL (a KT400 based motherboard) and a AMD XP2400+. And all the cards work just fine with WindowsXP.
I do not longer own the first three cards, so i have to find out how to get that FX5900XT will work. Now my question:
Has anybody got the FX5900XT or FX5700 to work with nvidia drivers under Mandrake in the above configuration? If so - can he/she give a description how to do this? I am a relative newbee on Linux - so try to keep it a bit simple please. I think there are more people around here that would be helped with a simple how-to-do-it.
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Mandrake and FX5900XT troubles.
Hi I have the 5700Q nvidia card running with Mandrake 10 final, I have the asus A7V133 mainboard and a athlon 1800+
So far I have been able to get 3D to work using the nvidia driver, but it only works if agp is disabled, if i enable agp the X server locks and i lose keyboard.
I am hoping a future driver release will fix what ever is broken
I am running the default 2.6 kernel that shipped with mandrake 2.6.3
I have tried the 2.4 kernel as well and seems to suffer the same problems
So at present I still can play my games but the performance is slightly below my old card which was GF2 ti 200
I found that if I have "NvAGP" "1" set in my XF86Config-4 file then it must try to override the via-agp and fails to load the NvAGP module and as such the card runs with AGP disabled.
I dont know if this has been helpfull or not. But the card is workable under mandrake in a fashion.
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Re: Mandrake and FX5900XT troubles.
Hmm... I don't mind if the card is working a bit slow. I assume NVIDIA will come up with a solution in the next driver. For now i would be happy if i can use 3D to work with.
I am just beginnig to use Linux, so forgive me if i ask a stupid question: How do you disable the agp? I know it must be in the documentation somewere, but there is such a lot of documentation i am afraid i lost track somewhere.
Do you mean i have to use the "NvAGP" "1" setting in XF86Config-4? I did allready try this, but no result.
I can see your motherboard is using the KT133A chipset. Mine has the KT400. Could that be the problem?
Thanks for the help!
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Re: Mandrake and FX5900XT troubles.
here is part of my XF86Config-4 file
Section "Module"
Load "dbe" # Double-Buffering Extension
Load "v4l" # Video for Linux
Load "extmod"
Load "type1"
Load "freetype"
Load "glx" # 3D layer
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Keyboard1"
Driver "Keyboard"
Option "XkbModel" "pc105"
Option "XkbLayout" "en_US"
Option "XkbOptions" ""
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Mouse1"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Protocol" "ExplorerPS/2"
Option "Device" "/dev/mouse"
Option "ZAxisMapping" "6 7"
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "monitor1"
VendorName "Plug'n Play"
ModelName "IBM 6546 G52"
HorizSync 30-69
VertRefresh 50-120
# Sony Vaio C1(X,XS,VE,VN)?
# 1024x480 @ 85.6 Hz, 48 kHz hsync
ModeLine "1024x480" 65.00 1024 1032 1176 1344 480 488 494 563 -hsync -vsync
# TV fullscreen mode or DVD fullscreen output.
# 768x576 @ 79 Hz, 50 kHz hsync
ModeLine "768x576" 50.00 768 832 846 1000 576 590 595 630
# 768x576 @ 100 Hz, 61.6 kHz hsync
ModeLine "768x576" 63.07 768 800 960 1024 576 578 590 616
Section "Device"
Identifier "device1"
Driver "nvidia"
Option "DPMS"
Option "NvAGP" "1"
If I leave out the "NvAGP" "1" setting it loads the via-agp and Xserver crashes almost immediately.
I think in modules.preload is where the via-agp is referenced will comment it out and change my XF86Config-4 file see if it boots with agp disabled.
It seems the cards work fine so long as AGP is disable
performance isnt what it should be for this card but this is what i get with glxgears
[kernel_panic@zuess kernel_panic]$ glxgears
9413 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1882.600 FPS
10035 frames in 5.0 seconds = 2007.000 FPS
10110 frames in 5.0 seconds = 2022.000 FPS
9609 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1921.800 FPS
X connection to :0.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
[kernel_panic@zuess kernel_panic]$
I have successfully got glxgears to run briefly with agp enabled @ 4400 in glxgears but it crashes when i go to copy output from console.
From what I have been reading it seems that its an issue with the Asus boards running the via stuff.
I also seem to have a lot of references to the pci badness in my kernel log file.
As for disabling agp, the options for it are NvAGP 0 or NvAGP 1 or NvAGP 3 too tired too look up what each one does, my suggestion is to have your system set not to boot into xserver until you find which setting disables agp.
Will a have play with my system and report back ofter ive had some sleep
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Guimaras Island, Philippines is famous for producing the sweetest mangoes in the world. Located in the Panay Gulf, between the islands of Panay and Negros, there are over 50,000 mango trees planted in this island and its mangoes were reportedly gained its right at the dining table of White House and Buckingham Palace.
Long ago, I was completely unaware of Guimaras until a college friend told me about it. She said that the sweetest mangoes on earth lie on a inconspicuous beautiful island off the coast of Iloilo — the Guimaras Island. I was intrigued. I thought that the sweet mangoes can just be bought at our local market.
By the time I reached the point where I became travel-oriented, I set a goal that someday, my taste buds will soon devour the "sweetest mangoes on earth." Guess what, it came true. I've had the most delicious mango on earth and there's really something magical about it.
In addition to that, I realized that Guimaras is not just a place for mangoes, it is an exotic island that is rich in agricultural diversity and a sanctum of gracious people.
Guimaras instantly then gained a very special place in my heart. My bestie Mica and I accidentally helped a very generous tour guide/tricycle driver boost his career.
As a way of gratitude, he sent delicious mangoes straight to Manila for us and we even became godmothers to his daughter. You'll know more about him as you go along in this travel guide.
How to Get to Guimaras
There is no direct flight to Guimaras. If you're coming from Manila, take a direct flight to Iloilo. From Iloilo, ride a jeepney or a taxi going to Iloilo City harbor (Ortiz Wharf), and then take a 15-minute pump boat ride going to Jordan Wharf, Guimaras which is the main port of entry in Guimaras.
A pump boat ride costs PHP 14 (around $0.35 or less) as of 2014. Buenavista is another port of entry to Guimaras.
Pump boat schedules [1]
Monday to Saturday
Iloilo to Guimaras: 5:30 a.m., 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
Guimaras to Iloilo: 6:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m.
Sunday [2]
Iloilo to Guimaras: 7:30 a.m., 4:00 p.m.
Guimaras to Iloilo: 8:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m.
[1] Schedules and Fares may change. Last update 2013.
[2] Not updated. According to a reader, it's now traveling more frequent every Sundays.
Tours and Getting Around
You should see the Guimaras Tourism Office when you arrive at Jordan wharf. They have a logbook for guests which we thought was for census purposes. Make sure to grab a pamphlet from the office because it contains all information about Guimaras such as guide maps, travel agencies, hotel and resorts, etc. It will serve as your reference. However, in our case since we're on a very tight budget, we chose to have our own itinerary and ended up hiring a tricycle driver and discuss our itinerary.
There are two (2) interesting tours that this beautiful island offers to its visitors — Land Tour and Island Hopping Tour.
The land tour is your best option if you are planning to visit Guimaras for a day and great for visitors who wish to experience the island's exotic countryside beauty. Land tour includes a visit to Trappist Monastery, Mango Plantations, Guisi Beach and Lighthouse, Roca Entada, Balaan Bukid Shrine, or Valle Verde View Deck.
To avail the land tour, you may contact the most popular and in demand local tour guide, Cherald Padojenog also known as Kuya Cherald. Yes, I was referring to him at the first part of this article. He was our great discovery who offers an honest and reasonable price for the said tour. You may reach him at (+63)908-474-8122. Please also read services from other Tricycle Drivers — pleasant experience as well! If you're traveling in a large group, there are agencies in Guimaras that now offers multi cab, aircon van, and jeepney rentals.
Land Tour starts at Php 1,200 to Php 1,500 for whole tricycle good for 4 people.
On the other hand, island hopping tour is another activity for visitors who seek a combination of relaxation and adventure experience. Tour includes a sweet visit to SEAFDEC, Ave Maria Island, Baras Cave and Resort, Nagtago Beach, or Turtle Island. And to avail island hopping tour, Raymen Beach Resort is so far the only resort which offers island hopping tour.
Island Hopping Tour standard rate is Php 500 for the first two hours and additional Php 150 for every succeeding hour.
It is recommended to stay overnight in Guimaras if you will do both tours. I'm telling you, it's haggard!
More Things You Must Do in Guimaras
You may also check out my separate entry of Best Places and Things To Do in Guimaras.
- Try The Pitstop Restaurant's famous Mango Pizza.
- Meet Bro. Peter at Trappist Monastery and offer your prayer and wishes.
- Visit Guimaras during Manggahan Festival (Mango Festival). Held every mid-April.
- Best time to buy mangoes is mid-April.
- Buy souvenirs or famous delicacies at Trappist Monastery Mango products.
- Catch the beautiful sunset at Baras Beach.
- Of course, taste the sweetest mango on Earth!
Budget Accommodations
There are several hotel and resorts that offers a very homey service. The hotels listed below are popular among locals of Guimaras and offers budget accommodation for visit.
Alubihod Beach, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras
Contact: (+63)918-520-7271; (63)927-560-5107
Room starts at PHP 1,350 for an air-conditioned room
Baras Beach Resort
Lawi, Jordan, Guimaras
Contact: (+63)927-480-1027
Room start at PHP 800 for fan room (cottage type)
Alubijod Cove
Alubihod Beach, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras
Contact: [email protected]; [email protected]
Sample Guimaras Itineraries
Thank you for sharing my Guimaras Travel Guide! As promised, here's the sample itinerary to help plan your ultimate Guimaras trip.
Network and Internet Concerns
Several hotel and resorts in Guimaras, Philippines now offer free WiFi access. If your hotel doesn't have WiFi, bring your USB dongle broadband and use Smart network. According to the locals, Smart is their preferred network and internet as it works great in most part of Guimaras.
From Strangers to Friendship that last forever
Kuya Cherald and I are still in touch through Facebook.
One day, he sent me a message and I was very surprised when he told me that he gained a lot of customers through my blog and it has helped his family a lot. He kept on thanking me but I actually did nothing. I just blogged about how honest and kind tour guide he was. I heard that his brother became in demand too whenever he's fully booked. He is worthy of everything that he has right now."You don't do kind deeds expecting kindness in return. You don't do kind deeds because you deem the recipient worthy. You do kind deeds because it's who you are, and because you understand the powerful difference your gentle hand makes in this dreary world." ― Richelle E. Goodrich
I haven't seen him and my goddaughter for years and I owe her a lot of Christmas gift! It has been 4 years since I last visited Guimaras WOW. I cannot wait to see Guimaras again. Some of my readers said there were lots of things have changed.
Tricycle Drivers in Guimaras
It has come to my attention (thanks to one of my readers Keziah, please read her comment below) that other tricycle drivers in Guimaras has shared their sentiments about the number of tourists that Kuya Gerald and his brother were getting because of my blog. I had no intention to promote Kuya Cherald in the first place, it just happened that my blog always rank in Search Engines like Google when you search for "Guimaras Travel Guide" and eventually, people use my guide as their reference. Kuya Cherald's popularity was purely accidental.
I should have updated my blog about it long time ago to avoid discrepancies between him and other drivers. I have also been receiving several emails from other travelers who have been to Guimaras that nearly 100% of tricycle drivers there are actually like Kuya Cherald — honest, very kind and reliable. So to my dear readers who are planning to go to Guimaras or will go back to Guimaras, it's still your choice whose tricycle driver/tour guide to choose. Happy travels!!
Have you been to Guimaras lately? Is there any new attraction you can suggest for me to visit next time I come?


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Here's a video of some of the time-lapses that my friend and I made:
Per Wikipedia, time-lapse photography is making "Processes that would normally appear subtle to the human eye, e.g. the motion of the sun and stars in the sky, become very pronounced."
Almost everyone has seen a time-lapse because they are frequently used as stock footage in news shows.
From here out, I will refer to time-lapse photography simply as "time-lapse".
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- Lawnchair
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Press play on the video player for Rebecca Leclair's interview with one of the Yellowjackets who is dedicating his performance to his sister, Marlise, who has FA and to two Pittsford sisters, Laura and Sara Ferrarone, as well.