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August 19, 2008. Day three of our trip and scientific expedition to dive on the most famous warship of them all, USS Monitor. Protected in the first ever US Marine Sanctuary, the USS Monitor is slowly deteriorating. But just as the deterioration takes parts of the ship away, it in turn reveals something of itself and her heroic crew. This 3 minute presentation follows divers on their first dives to the great ship. Produced, written and narrated by David Ulloa of Valeo Films Inc.

August 19, 2008. Day three of our trip and scientific expedition to dive on the most famous warship of them all, USS Monitor. Protected in the first ever US Marine Sanctuary, the USS Monitor is slowly deteriorating. But just as the deterioration takes parts of the ship away, it inturn reveals something of itself and her heroic crew. This 3 minute presentation follows divers on their first dives to the great ship. Produced, written and narrated by David Ulloa of Valeo Films Inc.

A haunting tribute by Andy Underwood-Bultmann to the sailors lost in Great Lake shipwrecks. Includes video clips from our excursions to the Carl D. Bradley, Gunilda and Vernon. Author: rheasdiving Keywords: wreck diving Added: August 14, 2008

Ali and John Falcone have gone way beyond Scuba diving with their custom closed circuit rebreather. Here, Ali demonstrates some very original tweaks allowing them to travel and dive more efficiently. Filmed by Jill Heinerth during a recent Advanced Diver Magazine/RebreatherPro workshop.

Advanced Diver Magazine editor-in-chief Curt Bowen shares tech tips on traveling to dive vacations with his modified KISS CCR rebreather. Hastily Filmed by Jill at the NSS-CDS rebreather workshop at Marianna, Florida.

Surface Interval Episode 018 (mp3 - 12MB - 33 min) [1] LISTEN HERE TO SURFACE INTERVAL [2] [audio:http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_surfaceinterval_20070518_018.mp3] Welcome another exciting episode of The Surface Interval Show [3] podcast. In this episode, Des does a quick kick off before launching into part 3 of Bear’s [4] interview with Captain Trevor Jackson of the MV Esperance Star [5]. Listen in as Trev and Bear discuss Trev’s crowning as Tech Diver of the Year at OzTek [6] 4 and the reasons for tec diving Trev’s Scarborough (WA) to Scarborough (Qld) bike ride Trev’s new book Wreck Diving in Southern Queensland, available directly from him (contact by email at enquiries@esperancestar.com.au [7]) The selling of the Esperance Star Trev’s next adventure – solo circumnavigation of the world in his yacht Flight Risk Future diving goals If you like Surface Interval, tell a friend. Also, we'd appreciate it if you'd consider popping over to PodcastAlley.com [8] and giving us a vote, or giving us a review on iTunes or PodcastAlley.com [8]. [10] If you'd like to leave a voice message for us, do so by clicking here [11]. Or you can call (02) 90189302 (in Australia) and leave a message there! BlueBeyond Dive News and Blog [12] %26#124; BlueBeyond.com.au [13] %26#124; The Surface Interval Show podcast [14] [1] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_surfaceinterval_20070518_018.mp3 [2] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_surfaceinterval_20070518_018.mp3 [3] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/ [4] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.victech.org/ [5] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.esperancestar.com.au/ [6] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.diveoztek.com.au/ [7] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.commailto:enquiries@esperancestar.com.au [8] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=19952 [9] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=19952 [10] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://odeo.com/sendmeamessage/desparoz [11] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://odeo.com/sendmeamessage/desparoz [12] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://blog.bluebeyond.com.au/ [13] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.bluebeyond.com.au/ [14] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/

Dr. Kira Kaufmann, professional archaeologist, discuss her background in the profession and her new PADI Distinctive Specialty-Introduction to Underwater Archaeology. Included are the course prerequisites, skills developed during the course and techniques used to survey underwater artifacts.

During this interview, Bo Harper discusses what's new for 2007 from Henderson Aquatics wetsuits, the features and benefits of Gold Core, Insta-Dry and the new Thermoprene wetsuits. A discussion of the new Sea & Sea Dx860G camera and the features and benefits of the Atomic Aquatics regulator line round out the podcast.

We discuss underwater antique bottle hunting and collecting with Steve Libbey, one of the most active and prolific bottle collectors in the area. Steve talks about his collection, some of the techniques used for underwater bottle collecting, equipment needs, and some of his favorite locations for new and experienced bottle hunters.

During this episode, Mike Haynes, local wreck diving expert and TDI Instructor discusses what technical diving is, some of the training requirements, equipment needs, and time commitments necessary for safe diving beyond recreational depths. Mike also describes a recent dive on the wreck of the Silver Lake, a shipwreck in over 200 feet of water in Lake Michigan.

Mike Haynes, our resident wreck diving expert talks about getting involved with shipwreck diving in Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. Required and recommended training classes, equipment needs, charter boat procedures and etiquette, and an overview of some of the more popular local wrecks are discussed. Also, Mike touches on local wreck diving laws and regulations as they pertain to wreck artifacts.

An interview with our Aqualung Regional Sales Manager, Jeff Wandschneider, talking about the Aqualung regulators, BCDs, Suunto computers, warranties, and maintenance issues. Jeff gives us some of his background in the diving industry, as well as some insights into what's new for 2006 and what might be coming in 2007.

Surface Interval Episode 011 (mp3 – 20MB – 59min) [1]LISTEN HERE TO SURFACE INTERVAL [2] Des and Bear were joined for Episode 011 by our friend, Neil "Webguy" Miller of DiveOz [3] fame. Neil's a great fan of the show - almost as much as he is of Gary Brolsma, the Numa Numa [4] guy. As a bit of trivia, did you know that the Numa Numa song is actually called Dragostea Din Tei, and was a song by a Romanian band O-zone. See Wikipedia [5] for the story. Another version was performed by Damien. Both are available on iTunes Music Store. Anywho, back to diving.... We talked about Bear's recent exploratory trip on the MV Esperance Star [6], which departed Brisbane and travelled up the Queensland coast. Its an adventurous story, with tales of being run aground, seasickness, surfing the Gladstone bar on a 17m boat and, of all things, night diving. Bear told us about diving the wreck of the Cremer, a wartime wreck that Bear rates as one of the largest he's dived in Australian waters. Webby then chimed in to talk about some recent happenings and trivia. Of particular interest was the 20 Steps Under the Sea [7] world record attempt successfully made in Sydney last week. Breaking a 20 year old record, six divers spent a total of 48 hours under the water, walked 1002 laps of a course, totalling 100.2km. Among the divers who set the record were former guests of Surface Interval David Strike and Dave Harasti, along with Jayne Jenkins, Samir Alhafith, Dave Thomas and Simon Hadwin. The crew raised money for the NRMA CareFlight - a valuable services for divers and other members of the community. Donations can still be made here [8]. We spent a bit of time talking about a malady that affects almost all divers at some time or another - seasickness. Bear talked about his strategies, which include Kwells, and being ready to spend a quiet, contemplative moment or 2, gazing over the side rails of the boat. I discussed an alternative approach which has worked successfully for me and many others - Ginger tablets. In any case, we agreed on when medication needs to be taken, and the need to Coupled with this was watching the horizon. We would love your comments, so please leave a comment to this post, send us an email [9], or leave me an audio message [10]. Surface Interval Episode 011 (mp3 – 20MB – 59min) [1] LISTEN HERE TO SURFACE INTERVAL [2] [1] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_surfaceinterval_20060511_011.mp3 [2] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_surfaceinterval_20060511_011.mp3 [3] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.diveoz.com.au [4] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/numa.php [5] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragostea_din_Tei [6] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.esperancestar.com.au/ [7] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://20000steps.diveoz.com.au/ [8] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://20000steps.diveoz.com.au/handle_donation.asp [9] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.commailto:surfaceinterval@gmail.com [10] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://odeo.com/sendmeamessage/desparoz [11] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_surfaceinterval_20060511_011.mp3 [12] http://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://surfaceinterval.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_surfaceinterval_20060511_011.mp3