Blogs mentioning mikeroweWORKS

[grasshopper]

Thanks for posting that Shari.

It was very nice of him to mention Mike.

"As he said, if you don’t care about how the water gets to your house and how the sewage leaves and electricity gets to your house and how it leaves, you’re an idiot because they build this world. ..."

[east1952]

The concern continues on replacing skilled workers after they retire:

http://www.mikeroweworks.com/?p=46666

This company is even calling on Mike and mrW for help.

Liz

[billypuss]

Blog mentioning Mike Rowe...

15 Creative Ways Colleges Can Close The Skills Gap

http://www.onlineuniversities.com/bl...he-skills-gap/


(sorry if it's already been posted)

[grasshopper]

Nice find Bp.

[refreshingperspective]

Blog mentioning Mike Rowe...

15 Creative Ways Colleges Can Close The Skills Gap

http://www.onlineuniversities.com/bl...he-skills-gap/


(sorry if it's already been posted)

Great read. Thanks for finding this Bp.

[kzang]

I originally put this up in Brown before Green. It is a small article from Waste & Recycling News about the Dirty Jobs episode
This is the Waste & Recycling article:

Medical waste company featured on ´Dirty Jobs´

Jan. 25 -- Medical Waste Transport Inc. was featured on Discovery Channel´s "Dirty Jobs" recently, as host Mike Rowe visited the company´s facility in Sioux Falls, S.D.

The show aired Jan. 24, and featured Rowe going collecting and disposing medical waste at the company.

Workers at the facility pulled a prank on Rowe, telling the host they must first "inspect" the waste before it is put in a bin for disposal. When Rowe opened a red barrel, he finds a mannequin starring back at him. Rowe jumps, apparently thinking it was a body. That video, along with three other clips from the episode, are posted on Discovery Channel´s website.

The episode will air again at 5 p.m. on Feb. 4, according to Discovery Channel.

http://www.wasterecyclingnews.com/ar...WS01/301259997

[whyterose713]

http://jeremyjperry.blogspot.com/201...nother-tv.html