As soon as the radio DJ signed on the dotted line the boat was off with less than four minutes to spare to search for the boat with Mollie on. He then faced delays as Greg had to wait for the form and sign it before the boat could get moving. 'Someone's jut told me I've got sign a waiver.'

'We're getting stopped by process here,' he explained. Greg made a dash to another boat in a bid to catch up with Mollie – but health and safety protocols stalled his journey.Īs he went to hop on a boat, he was pulled off of the boat as he fumed: 'We haven't got time for a life jacket, the future of the radio station is at stake here'. With minutes to spare, Greg discovered Mollie had been sailing just off the Isle of Wight. Throughout the week and with the help of his listeners Greg had found his fellow DJs – but fell at the final hurdle when he was tasked with tracking down former The Saturdays singer Mollie King, which he had to do before 12pm in order to stop the radio from going off air. 'Greg, your job is to put the Radio 1 schedule back together, one DJ at a time.'

You will have no hope of finding them on your own but there are millions of Radio 1 listeners who might just stumble upon them as they go about their days. He was given a printout which read: 'Greg, every Radio 1 DJ except you is in hiding. On Monday, Greg hosted his breakfast show as he was informed the station had been deserted. This week saw BBC Radio 1 star Greg tasked with finding 30 of his fellow radio station DJs, who went into hiding for the challenge, in order for the radio schedule to be filled once again. Listeners were left in silence after 37-year-old Greg failed to catch fellow DJ Mollie King, 36, before the deadline on Friday. B-21 The Geology of the Ward Region, Boulder County, Colorado $0.BBC Radio 1 was pulled off the air for five minutes yesterday after a major gaffe saw host Greg James fail his Giant DJ Hunt challenge.B-10 Geology and Ore Deposits of the Gold Brick District, Colorado $0.00 Add to cart.B-28 Oil and Water Possibilities of Parts of Delta and Mesa Counties, Colorado $0.00 Add to cart.B-24 Some Anticlines of Western Colorado $0.00 Add to cart.Geology of special areas, and Chapter VI. Economic geology of carnotite and its related ores, Chapter V. This 1921 report is organized as follows: Introduction, Chapter I. The objects of the survey were: To prepare a general base map of the region to determine and map the boundaries of the McElmo formation in which all the commercial deposits of carnotite have thus far been found, and to prepare a report on the district to serve as a guide in prospecting and an aid in the development of the mineral resources of the region. The area covered by this report includes the exploited carnotite districts of southwestern Colorado, together with certain extended portions of these districts, some of which are believed to be well worth prospecting. In order that the results of this survey be made public as soon as possible these preliminary statements are published in advance of the more complete bulletin.” The Preliminary Statement from Bulletin 16 was 28 pages and included four plates. The reason for the preliminary paper was “The unusual activity in the mining of carnotite and its related ores has created a demand for information concerning them. Note that Bulletin 16, which was published in 1921, was preceded in 1920 by a “Preliminary Statement from Bulletin 16 on The Carnotite Area of Southwestern Colorado (Uranium, Radium, and Vanadium)”, also by R.C. Radium, uranium, and vanadium deposits of southwestern Colorado.

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