Monday, May 30, 2005

Donewaiting.com Disposable Radio Show #8 Holy Crap! Another Podcast is Live! Show #8 Loves You. I can't believe I did two shows over a 72 hour time period. This is an extra special one, because I talk about the new donewaiting.com record label, Sunken Treasure Records. Download the Donewaiting.com Disposable Radio Show #8 here! | Subscribe to the Podcast Feed Formalities Running Length: 18 Minutes Date of Recording: 30 May 2005 Host: Robert Duffy File Format: Glorious MP3 Table of Contents 00:01: Greetings 00:09: Architecture in Helsinki, "It'5!"[buy] 02:09: Discussing the new donewaiting.com record label, Sunken Treasure Records 05:15: The Celebrity Pilots, "We've Lost Kasparov" 09:59: Stars, "Your Ex-Lover is Dead" [buy] 14:45: Velocity Girl, "I Can't Stop Smiling" [buy] Related: // Frank from Chromewaves wrote up a nice and brief history of Velocity Girl that had a few of the bandmembers chime in with updates, too. Also, voting for our podcast brings exposure to the show that we wouldn't normally get. It will take a second of your time, and would mean the world to us. PS: As a reminder, you do not need an ipod to listen to this. If you can play mp3s on your computer, you can listen to the show. [donewaiting.com :: music commentary] 10:16:38 PM

Mediterranean Sea of Alexandria Alexandria: Passion under water. Rasha Sadek sinks into the depths of Alexandria's Mediterranean in search of the city's submerged archaeology. Shakespeare's writings are immortal and so, too, are the settings of his plays.   Cleopatra's Palace that once saw the most thrilling drama of Mark Anthony, Cleopatra and Octavius, has survived time and nature, standing haughtily underneath the waters of the Mediterranean Sea of Alexandria. Thanks to the earthquake that rocked Alexandria in 1323 the Mediterranean has preserved to divers one of the seven wonders of the world -- Alexandria's Lighthouse, the remnants of which now lie nine metres on the sea bed. A new tourist attraction has found its way to historical Alexandria.   Wreckdiving is a dive into history where entire cities, palaces and ships from Pharaonic and Graeco- Roman times -- dating as far back as 300 BC -- lie beneath the Alexandrian shore... [Source]   Al-Ahram, Egypt, Issue No. 744, 26 May - 1 June 2005. By Mark Morgan. [Egyptology Blog] 7:19:10 PM

Richard MacManus, Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up, 23-29 May 2005. This week: the future of Web sites in a world of RSS, highlights from ION RSS, new Web 2.0 developments, Techie post of the week. [Read/Write Web] 7:02:26 PM