Bends is Not a Dirty Word - Powerpoint Presentation http://www.nitroxdiver.com/Library/bends.html

Teaching Technical Diving - Is it for You http://www.nitroxdiver.com/Library/teachtech.html

Equipment List for Technical Training http://www.nitroxdiver.com/Library/equip.html

Blue Print for Survival 3.0 - Menduno, Deans, and Silverstein - 1997 http://www.nitroxdiver.com/Library/article2.html

Spare Parts and Tools - Silverstein http://www.nitroxdiver.com/Library/spares.html

Diving the Andrea Doria - Silverstein - 1992 http://www.nitroxdiver.com/Library/doria.html

Eulogy and Tribute to Tony Maffatone, by Joel Silverstein http://www.nitroxdiver.com maffatone.html

USING ÒTECHNICAL DIVINGÓ TECHNIQUES FOR SHORT DIVES IN THE 80-100 MSW RANGE R.W. Bill Hamilton, Ph.D., and Joel D. Silverstein Download this paper in PDF http://www.nitroxdiver.com/Library/natopaper.pdf/

Expedition Diving: Exploring the Andrea Doria By Joel Silverstein, November 1999

http://www.nitroxdiver.com/Library/NAUIdoria.html North Atlantic divers are best known for their rugged activities of diving in cold water and their incredible desire to bring home an artifact Ñ some remembrance of where they were or what they saw. For some a bottle, or a piece of brass fills the need. For others itÕs china and crystal from the Mount Everest of dives the Andrea Doria.

Scuba Diving with Mixed Gases: A Preview: http://www.sportdiverhq.com/gasbook.htm

Outside magazine, January 2000 http://www.outsidemag.com/magazine/200101/200101disp2.html THE POMPANO BEACH incident resembles any of a dozen fatal accidents that occur each year in the elite, high-risk world of technical divingÑa sport that involves descending beyond 130 feet, often in hazardous

R/V Wahoo crew Silverstein, Weydig, Bielenda and Livingston featured in Hartford Courant, November 2000 http://www.nitroxdiver.com courant.htm

Tech Diving -- Why Commercial Divers Should Not Ignore It" http://www.diveweb.com/commdive/features/ui-tech.html Special Panel Presentation to be made at Underwater Intervention on Jan. 18, 1999.Joel D. Silverstein Presenter, with Dr. R.W. Bill Hamilton on panel.

NAUI TEC Courses http://www.nauitec.com/courses.html NAUI Technical Diving courses and training manuals are designed to provide more detailed training thanspecialty diver courses and result in more extensive qualifications. Technical Course OverviewsTechnical EANx Diver This course is to provide the Oxygen Enriched Air Diver with the skills and knowledge needed to minimize the risks of utilizing optimal oxygen enriched air mixtures of EAN25 to EAN80 for dives to a depth of 150fsw (46 msw) not requiring stage decompression. This course may be taken in conjunction with Decompression Techniques Diver Course.

The "D" Word: A Decompression Update Dr. Bill Hamilton & Joel Silverstein February 2001 http://www.beneaththesea.org/attendinfo/workshops.html#W10 Most recreational divers have a fear of decompression. This exciting comprehensive 3-hour workshop will help eliminate those fears and teach participants that decompression is nothing to fear but to respect. The workshop will cover the definitions of decompression, no-stop diving, the safety stop, and how to conduct decompression stops if needed. The workshop will explore the different ways decompression is completed using air, enriched air Nitrox, diving computers and tables. Bill and Joel will review some of the popular dive planning software programs. This seminar is a must for instructors, advanced divers, and technical divers.

North Carolina Technical diving Workshop 1998 http://olympusdiving.com/review.htm Olympus Dive Center, Morehead City, NC sponsored a technical diving workshop September 13 through 18, 1998. The educational staff for this program consisted of Workshop Director, Joel Silverstein, Olympus Dive Center Director of Training, Robert (Bob) Decker and NAUI Technical instructor, Lee Livingston. The workshop was a huge success with both staff and participants learning a great deal from the program.