Podcast appearances and mentions of nick michael

Rust-colored piles of mine waste and sun-bleached wooden derricks loom above the historic Colorado mountain town of Leadville—a legacy of gold and silver mines polluting the Arkansas River basin more than a century after the city's boom days. The Environmental Protection Agency has been cleaning the area up for decades. One fledgling company called CJK Milling says it can help—it would “remine” some of the waste piles to extract more gold and silver from ore discarded decades ago when it was less valuable. The waste would be trucked to a nearby mill, crushed to powder, and bathed in cyanide to extract trace amounts of precious metals. The proposal comes amid surging global interest in re-processing waste containing discarded minerals that have grown more valuable over time and can now be more readily removed. These include precious metals and minerals used for renewable energy that many countries including the U.S. are scrambling to secure. Backers say the Leadville proposal would speed up cleanup work that's languished for decades under federal oversight with no foreseeable end. They speak of a “circular economy” for mining where leftovers get repurposed. “The idea of reprocessing old waste is as old as mining is itself,” said Nick Michael, a representative of CJK Milling. “Today we're coming back to these, and we're saying they have value. And more importantly, they need to be cleaned up.” Yet for some residents, reviving the city's depressed mining industry and stirring up waste piles brings them back to a polluted past they don't want to revisit. “We're sitting in a river that 20 years ago fish couldn't survive,” Brice Karsh, who owns a fishing ranch downstream of the proposed mill, said as he threw fish pellets into a pool teeming with rainbow trout. “Why risk that?” The company's process doesn't get rid of the mine waste. For every ton of ore milled, a ton of waste would remain—minus a few ounces of gold. At 400 tons a day, waste will stack up quickly. In September, gold prices reached record highs, and demand has grown sharply for critical minerals such as lithium used in batteries. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

For our latest all-question extravaganza, we begin with Nick Young (Crazy Rich Asians), wondering if he was wrong to lie to his girlfriend about how rich he was while they were dating. Alex is surprisingly empathetic to the difficulties of dating when there might be other factors affecting perception, and Andy calls out how weird …

This is a doozy folks. Did you see the football at the weekend? Nick Michael and John break down this past week and give you the insight you've been craving…. Let's be honest we do 6 minutes all together on the first three games and spend 2 hours on Liverpool. We finish up with our predictions for the upcoming week (Games that surely won't be cancelled right?) And debut Nick Tucker as a joke signer-offer.

All uploads on this channel are for promotional purposes only! The music has been converted before uploading to prevent ripping and to protect the artist(s) and label(s). If you don't want your content here (that goes for audio or images) please contact me immediately via email: unpluggedtube@outlook.it and I WILL REMOVE THE EPISODE OR ARTWORK IMMEDIATELY! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- January 12, 2016 by BOB BOILEN In the summer of 2014, Natalie Merchant came to Washington, D.C., to perform her first album of all-new material in 13 years. She was supposed to play here at my desk the day after that evening's performance. Instead, she fell ill, wound up in a D.C. hospital, and canceled her upcoming dates. Now, Merchant has rerecorded her first solo album Tigerlily, complete with strings and different instrumentation. That album is called Paradise Is There: The New Tigerlily Recordings, and she recently came back to town to make a documentary film about that record. And so it was with abundant joy that Natalie Merchant finally made it to the NPR Music offices. This was truly one of the most warmhearted Tiny Desk performances I've ever seen. She sang two songs from that self-titled 2014 release and something from Tigerlily, and then Merchant had the NPR audience join her for a beautiful hymn — so have a tissue handy. Set List: "Motherland" "Texas" "Cowboy Romance" "Weeping Pilgrim" Credits: Producers: Bob Boilen, Morgan Walker; Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin; Videographers: Morgan Walker, Julia Reihs, Nick Michael; Production Assistant: Kate Drozynski; photo by Jun Tsuboike/NPR Team UNPLUGGED.

Welcome to season 5, Shame Listeners! Nick & Michael needed a patriotic boost with all of the grim political news, so they decided to kick off season 5 with the Frank Capra classic, Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. As always, please rate, review, and subscribe. Be sure to check out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/shamelistpictureshow Edited by: Nick Richards Produced by: Nick Richards & Michael Viers Theme Music by: The Directionals Opening Narration by: Zach McClain Credits Music by: Ten-Speed Logo Design by: Amanda Viers Today's episode is sponsored by Blue Underground.

Join Don Bruns and the team of Nick Michael, Trevor Grohs, and Chad Biegler as they discuss Raven's new added features of boom recirculation and boom priming!

Todays Tasty Dangerous podcast we had the opportunity to speak with Nick Michael from Hot Pixel Video. He shares what got him into film production, some insights into the gear he uses and production in general. Check out his upcoming suspense/horror film "My Friend Molly", Sep 30th in Minneapolis. My Friend Molly (2019) https://vimeo.com/355177626?fbclid=IwAR2-Epd5m0tcpEQQWyUK_P6WMio_a9YAPW7r-Oj3O1ps0EgYAZ4jv3bYPDo https://www.facebook.com/events/2404744219851786/ HotPixelVideo.com (Coming Soon)

AKA "The One With the Whiskey in the Library" - In this episode, Sara brings on 4 friends to do a Game of Thrones Round Table before the last season airs in April. We talk about all our theories for how the series ends and who comes out on top. Because that's what we do - we drink and we know things. Cheers!

Lance Malenke, Gary Esselink, Nick Michael, and Mat Roy discuss anhydrous ammonia application. They talk about the things to consider when applying NH3, the latest changes in AccuFlow cooler technology, as well as some common troubleshooting tips for successful application. The episode primarily focuses on the fall season, but the same would apply for any NH3 application season. Music Credit:“Special Spotlight” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Casey Reinesch and Nick Michael visit with Mat about the recent 2.3 update for the Hawkeye Nozzle Control System. They focus on NCV performance, stuck poppet detection, the "Preferred UT" setting, and some additional diagnostic information. Raven Software URL:https://portal.ravenprecision.com/ProductDocumentation/HomePage  Music Credit:"Special Spotlight" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

The  ''virtual lounge" is open and Nick Gelso is proud to welcome expert sales author, Michael Mirarchi. Sales Wisdom from a Toilet Paper Salesman is known throughout the food sales industry. Nick & Michael discuss sales strategies, fears, bad habits, great practices, etc.  So sit back, relax, bring out your notebook and learn sales essentials from the "Toilet Paper Salesman," Michael Mirarchi.  For more on Sales Wisdom from a Toilet Paper Salesman online at Amazon OR follow Michael on Twitter here.