Podcasts about Blue River

Labor shortages are pushing many family farms to the brink. The solution? Autonomous technology which is emerging as a game-changer—boosting productivity, cutting risk, and giving family farms a fighting chance to thrive for generations to come.   At the forefront of this transformation is Blue River Technology, a John Deere subsidiary leading the charge in precision agriculture. From AI-driven tools to autonomous machinery, the company is helping to build the future of farming the John Deere way, meeting farmers in the field and designing solutions grounded in real-world challenges.   With safety and scalability built in, farmers can start small with retrofit kits that upgrade existing tractors, making automation more accessible than ever.   To learn more, we caught up with Aaron Wells, Director of Engineering at Blue River, to explore how automation is transforming agriculture and giving farmers the tools they need to stay ahead—despite labor challenges.   We'd love to hear from you. Share your comments, questions and ideas for future topics and guests to podcast@sae.org. Don't forget to take a moment to follow SAE Tomorrow Today—a podcast where we discuss emerging technology and trends in mobility with the leaders, innovators and strategists making it all happen—and give us a review on your preferred podcasting platform.   Follow SAE on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Follow host Grayson Brulte on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.

John Deere's See & Spray technology crashed onto the precision spraying scene a few years ago, making a big splash in the industry long before it was killing weeds in commercial fields. Since then, progress on sense and act technologies has felt like it's both made big leaps forwards and lagged behind expectations. Now, in 2025, millions of acres are being treated with precision spray tools across the U.S. and around the world, and this looks like just the beginning for this revolutionary technology. DTN Progressive Farmer's Senior Editor Dan Miller joins us this week to dive into all the details of his Progressive Farmer cover story on precision spraying. We hear about his conversations with farmers that have used the latest tools, including the pros and cons and how they understood the tech's return on investment. Then we'll talk about the full range of options currently on the market — from the most up-to-date releases from big companies like Deere and CaseIH to the unconventional offerings of startups from around the world. We'll dig into the details of the different tools, from the software and modeling advances to the retrofit versus new equipment tradeoff to the various pricing models. Finally, we'll hear what might be next in the precision equipment space and how industry leaders like Blue River are envisioning a future of ag with fewer inputs and better results.

In this episode Brett comes on to talk about his hunting career and his podcast Blue River Bow Hunting! This was an awesome conversation and all of yall should go check them out! Podcast brought to you by:WCB: SEBH15 for 15% offAsio : SEBH for 15% offSummit: SEBH15 for 15% offBowtique: SEBHP for free shippingBergy Bowsmith: SEBH10 for 10% offG5 OutdoorsPrime ArcheryDialed ArcheryAce Hardware Social CircleCamo DustBohning Archery SEBHP2025 for 20% offThe chase

Thinking about investing in a short-term rental (STR) in Summit County, Colorado? Candice De and Amy Nakos break down everything you need to know about STR regulations in this must-watch video! ⏳ One of the most common questions we get is: "Can I short-term rental up there?" – and the answer isn't always straightforward. 

The global push for food security and efficiency is driving unprecedented innovation in farming. Autonomous technology, often associated with self-driving cars, is transforming agriculture by enhancing efficiency, addressing labor shortages, and improving sustainability. John Deere's recent announcement at CES 2025 unveiled the Autonomous 9RX Tractor. This is an advanced system designed to redefine large-scale farming operations. It integrates precision planting, tillage, and crop monitoring into a single, fully autonomous solution.How is autonomous technology transforming agriculture, and what does it mean for farmers striving to meet global food demands efficiently?Ben Thomas and Willy Pell, CEO of Blue River Technology, discuss the evolving role of autonomous systems in agriculture on Pro AV Today. They explore the historical journey of autonomous technology in farming, the benefits it brings to modern operations, and the game-changing potential of innovations like the Autonomous 9RX Tractor.Episode Highlights:The Evolution of Autonomy in Farming: Autonomy in agriculture began with GPS-guided tractors in the 1990s, allowing operators to steer precisely and focus on other tasks. Today, sensors and machine learning advancements have turned these early systems into fully autonomous solutions like the Autonomous 9RX Tractor.Labor and Efficiency Challenges: Labor shortages during critical farming seasons make efficiency essential for success. Autonomous systems save time by automating repetitive tasks, enabling farmers to focus on higher-value operations like optimizing yields and market strategies.The Autonomous 9RX Tractor: Unveiled at CES 2025, this tractor combines advanced autonomous capabilities for planting, tillage, and crop monitoring. Its retrofit design ensures accessibility, allowing farmers to adopt cutting-edge technology even with older equipment models.Willy Pell serves as the CEO of Blue River Technology, a subsidiary of John Deere, where he leads advancements in agricultural autonomy. With over 12 years at Blue River, he has held pivotal roles, including VP of Autonomy and Sr. Director of Autonomous Systems, driving innovation in robotics, machine learning, and cross-functional engineering. He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering and has extensive experience in software architecture, computer vision, and geospatial systems from previous roles at companies like 510 Systems (acquired by Google) and Boeing. Recognized for his contributions to AgTech innovation, Willy has been instrumental in shaping autonomous technology across industries.

This week, Shawn Wilkie and Dr. Ivan Zak are joined by Suvi Irvine, Clinical Development Manager at Blue River PetCare, to discuss how AI innovations provide a path forward to increasing efficiency, reducing burnout, and improving care access without compromising staff well-being.   Learn more about Blue River PetCare. Suvi Irvine recommends YouTube - AI Creativity: Genius or Gimmick?

Here at the Mid-West Farm Report, we like to share the stories of farms that have been around for over 100 years. Nicholas Stanek with Blue River Mill Farm, out of Grant County, shares the story of his farm that started with his grandparents in 1923 after coming to Wisconsin from the Czech Republic. This story is brought to you by Compeer Financial.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason and Miranda Chiasson, owners of Chiasson Smoke based in Blue River, Wis., discuss their journey developing their metal fabrication business. They share how they went from creating custom spurs to expanding a product mix focused on rocket stoves, grills, smokers, fire pits, custom signs, and more. They share the growing pains of running a small business on their family homestead, the role social media and digital marketing has played in their success, and their focus on efficiency and continuous improvement. They also talk about their experience working together as a husband and wife team, work-life balance, upgrading their shop's machines, and their plans for the future. Jason and Miranda also talk about their previous lives working on a ranch, Miranda's father inventing the Chopper Spotter, making a proper gumbo, and Wisconsin fish fry. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Detta kommer att handla mycket om sådant man råkar ha slängt ut sig för länge sen och som senare i livet kommer att anfalla en bakifrån i form av att något har tagit illa upp. Detta har drabbat oss båda. Vidare har Anders under en och samma kväll varit på två (2) förlagsfester och känt sig lite som någon i en Woody Allen-film. Vi avslutar denna veckas avsnitt med Bix Biederbeckes tjusiga tolkning av "Blue River" från 1927. Håll ut, för en är riktigt fin. och stöttar oss gör du via patreon.com/fyrameter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tyler Niday is the Founder and CEO of Bonsai Robotics. Bonsai provides vision-based automation and autonomous solutions to combat growers' biggest challenge: the labor crisis. Bonsai partners with existing manufacturers enabling greater performance, efficiency, and insight than ever before. Prior to founding Bonsai, Tyler held various positions at Blue River technology, developing their product. — This episode is presented by American AgCredit. Learn more HERE. Check out Matt Woolf's episode on the California ag market HERE. — Links Bonsai Robotics - https://www.bonsairobotics.ai Tyler on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-niday-16a67650/ Join the Co-op - https://themodernacre.supercast.com

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, territorio clásico americano, entre 1972 y 1973. Suenan: NEIL YOUNG - "OUT ON THE WEEKEND" ("HARVEST", 1972) / BARBARA KEITH - "DETROIT OF BUFFALO" ("BARBARA KEITH", 1973) / CHRIS DARROW - "TO WHICH CROSS DO I CLING" ("CHRIS DARROW", 1973) / JERRY GARCIA - "LOSER" ("GARCIA", 1972) / J.J. CALE - "I'LL KISS THE WORLD GOODBYE" ("REALLY", 1973) / LEON RUSSELL - "MAGIC MIRROR" ("CARNEY", 1972) / WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY - "GOODBYE OLD MISSOULA" ("WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY", 1972) / STEVE YOUNG - "LONESOME ON'RY & MEAN" ("SEVEN BRIDGES ROAD", 1972) / STEVE BARON - "I'VE THOUGHT A LITTLE BIT" ("A WANDERER LIKE YOU", 1973) / ERIC ANDERSEN - "MORE OFTEN THAN NOT" ("BLUE RIVER", 1972) / DAVID WIFFEN - "SKYBOUND STATION" ("COAST TO COAST FEVER", 1973) / DANNY O'KEEFE - "THE ROAD" ("O'KEEFE", 1972) / Escuchar audio

In this episode of the "Psych in Business" podcast, Dr. Ernest Wayde delves into the intricacies of organizational change management. We return to Dr. Emily Carter, the acting CEO of Blue River's Hospital, as she navigates the complexities of implementing a new electronic health record (EHR) system. This episode emphasizes the importance of an organizational change strategy and the pivotal role of executive leadership in successful change initiatives.Dr. Emily Carter realizes the necessity of professional support and enlists the help of a business psychologist specializing in organizational change management. Through their collaboration, Dr. Carter learns about the Change Pyramid framework, which outlines the critical components of successful change, highlighting the need for an executive champion.Key Takeaways:Organizational Change Strategy: Dr. Carter understands the importance of a comprehensive change strategy to address multiple changes at Blue River's Hospital, especially in the post-COVID business landscape.Executive Champion Role: The consultant explains that an executive champion is crucial for the success of any change initiative. This individual, often a senior leader, sets the direction, builds support, and ensures the change is effectively communicated and implemented.Change Pyramid Framework:Executive Champion: At the base of the pyramid, this leader is responsible for the overall direction, resource allocation, team selection, and barrier removal.Three P's: People, Processes, and Project. These elements must be managed cohesively to support the change.Continuous Management: Constant risk identification, corrective action development, and effective communication are essential for successful change.Shared Vision: A cohesive vision for the change, communicated from the top down, ensures that every member of the organization understands and supports the change initiative.Professional Guidance: Dr. Carter values the expertise of the change management consultant, acknowledging the complexity of successful change and the necessity of having experienced guidance.You can visit our website at Wayde Consulting.

In this episode of the "Psych in Business" podcast, Dr. Ernest Wayde explores the psychological and practical aspects of managing change within organizations. We revisit Dr. Emily Carter, the acting CEO of Blue River's Hospital, as she faces the daunting task of implementing a new electronic health record (EHR) system within six months. This episode focuses on the emotional and behavioral responses to change and the strategies leaders can use to guide their teams through challenging transitions.Dr. Emily Carter is feeling anxious and overwhelmed with the impending changes. A psychologist friend helps her understand the biological and psychological roots of resistance to change, offering insights on how to manage her emotions and behaviors. Dr. Carter learns to reframe the impact of the change, identifying potential positives for herself and the organization, which helps her feel more optimistic about the transition.Key Takeaways:Understanding Resistance: Dr. Carter learns that resistance to change is a natural response and begins to understand its biological and psychological basis.Reframing Impact: By focusing on the potential positive aspects of the new EHR system, Dr. Carter changes her perspective, seeing benefits for herself and Blue River's Hospital.Behavioral Strategies: Identifying the relationship between the impact of change and resulting behaviors, Dr. Carter formulates strategies to ensure successful implementation.Employee Buy-In: Dr. Carter realizes the importance of explaining the reasons behind the change to her staff, highlighting benefits, and addressing concerns to gain their support.Compassionate Leadership: Understanding that employees will have their resistance, Dr. Carter plans to approach the change process with empathy and support.Professional Support: Dr. Carter decides to seek the help of a change management consultant to guide her and the organization through the transition effectively.You can visit our website at Wayde Consulting.

We have four battles for this week's episode! The first, St. Alban's raid, was the northern most land action of the war. It took place October 19, 1864, on the Vermont/Canada border when a few Confederates decided to rob some banks to fund the Confederate cause.  The next three battles, Little Blue River, Byram's Ford, and 2nd Independence,  are all apart of Price's Missouri raid in which he is still trying to draw Union troops away from the larger campaigns in the east.  Subscribe to our YouTube! youtube.com/@bangdangnetwork  Subscribe to our Dart League Channel! https://www.youtube.com/@theliquorshelfloungedartleague

Conversé con Jorge Heraud, cofundador y ex CEO de Blue River Technology. Jorge fundó Blue River en 2011 con la visión de llevar la robótica al campo para incrementar la productividad y la sostenibilidad de la agricultura.-Este episodio es presentado Bonnus, transforma tu negocio con el API OpenBonnus. Distribuye más de 150 Gift Cards de las mejores marcas, como Amazon, Cinépolis, Nutrisa y Starbucks. Por ser miembro de la comunidad Startupeable, obtén un 100% de descuento en la integración del API aquí: https://rebrand.ly/SLDBDSP-Por favor ayúdame dejando una reseña en Spotify o Apple Podcasts: https://ratethispodcast.com/startupeable-Blue River desarrolló un accesorio robótico para tractores que, utilizando inteligencia artificial, identifica malezas en cultivos y les rocía herbicida con precisión. Así, reducen el uso de químicos en el campo en un 90%.Después de levantar $30 millones de capital de grandes inversores como Khosla Ventures, Monsanto, cy Eric Schmidt, ex presidente de Google, Blue River fue adquirida en 2017 por $300 millones por John Deere, la compañía de tractores más grande del mundo.Tras la compra, Jorge se convirtió en director de automatización para John Deere, liderando la construcción de máquinas inteligentes para agricultura y construcción.Hoy Jorge y yo hablamos de:Cómo posicionarse para aprovechar un cambio tecnológicoPor qué empezar por un mercado pequeño en lugar de uno grande puede ser la estrategia correctaCómo el storytelling puede incrementar tus chances de levantar capitalCómo hablar con clientes cuando aún no tienes un producto terminadoEl futuro de la robótica con la inteligencia artificialLa historia de Jorge es prueba de que los latinoamericanos podemos construir tecnología de punta para mercados como EEUU y el mundo. Espero que disfruten esta gran conversación.Notas del episodio: https://startupeable.com/blue-river/Para más contenido síguenos en:YouTube  | Sitio Web -Este episodio es presentado Bonnus, transforma tu negocio con el API OpenBonnus. Distribuye más de 150 Gift Cards de las mejores marcas, como Amazon, Cinépolis, Nutrisa y Starbucks. Por ser miembro de la comunidad Startupeable, obtén un 100% de descuento en la integración del API aquí: https://rebrand.ly/SLDBDSP-Distribuido por Genuina Media

In this episode of the "Psych in Business" podcast, Dr. Ernest Wayde explores the emotional and psychological challenges faced by Dr. Emily Carter, the acting CEO of Blue River's Hospital, as she navigates significant organizational change. This episode delves into the application of practical psychology in the workplace, focusing on how understanding the personal impact of change can improve leadership effectiveness and employee relations.Dr. Emily Carter is tasked with the challenging implementation of Optima Health System's (OHS) electronic health record (EHR) system within six months, despite recently investing in a new EHR system. Additionally, she faces financial losses, staff turnover, absenteeism, and the pressure of maintaining the hospital's public image. Feeling overwhelmed, Dr. Carter turns to a psychologist friend for guidance on how to manage these changes effectively.Key TakeawaysPersonal Impact: Dr. Carter learns to focus on how the EHR system change affects her as both a physician and a leader.Emotional Responses: She identifies emotions like frustration, anxiety, helplessness, and anger that influence her behaviors.Behavioral Chain Analysis: Dr. Carter connects her emotional responses to specific behaviors, such as defiance and disengagement.Normalizing Resistance: Resistance to change is a natural response driven by the brain's preference for routine and familiarity.Leader's Journey: Leaders often forget their own initial resistance to change when communicating new directives.Compassionate Leadership: Understanding the psychological aspects of change helps leaders approach change more compassionately.Future Strategies: The episode will discuss strategies to help leaders and their teams move from resistance to acceptance.You can visit our website at Wayde Consulting.

In this episode of the "Psych in Business" podcast, Dr. Ernest Wayde explores the challenges faced by Dr. Emily Carter, the acting CEO of Blue River's Hospital, as she navigates organizational change and employee relations. This episode dives into the application of practical psychology in the workplace, focusing on how leadership decisions and change management affect staff morale and organizational success.Dr. Emily Carter faces a significant challenge when she is informed that Blue River's Hospital must switch to Optima Health System's electronic health record (EHR) system within six months, despite recently implementing a new EHR system. This episode provides valuable insights into the complexities of organizational change, the importance of clear communication, and understanding employee experiences.Key TakeawaysOrganizational Change and Leadership Transition: Blue River's Hospital is undergoing major changes under Dr. Emily Carter, the new acting CEO, who aims to improve conditions for the nursing staff to boost engagement and profitability.Behavioral Chain Analysis: Dr. Emily Carter uses behavioral chain analysis to uncover the root causes of nurses' absenteeism and turnover, identifying stress, frustration, and a lack of appreciation as key factors.Challenges of New Systems Implementation: Dr. Emily Carter faces challenges with the mandated switch to Optima Health Systems' EHR within six months, despite recent investments in a new EHR system that staff are still adapting to.Employee Feedback and Involvement: The episode underscores the importance of involving employees in decisions. Despite staff preference for the current EHR system, higher management decisions prevail.Communication and Perception: Dr. Emily Carter's communication struggles and the EHR system change led to frustration and resistance among staff, as her efforts to retain the current system were unsuccessful.Commitment to Improvement: Despite frustrations, Dr. Emily Carter is committed to working with staff and Optima Health Systems to address issues and find mutually beneficial solutions.Change Saturation: The episode discusses the concept of change saturation, highlighting that over 70% of organizations are experiencing it. This leads to negative behaviors among staff, including disengagement, stress, and resistance to change. Recognizing and addressing change saturation is crucial for organizational health.You can visit our website at Wayde Consulting.

In this episode of the "Psych in Business" podcast, Dr. Ernest Wayde explores the challenges faced by Dr. Emily Carter, the new acting CEO of Blue River's Hospital, as she works to improve employee satisfaction and organizational success. This episode delves into the application of practical psychology in the workplace, focusing on the dynamics between leadership and staff.Dr. Emily Carter initially struggles with communication, leading to defensive reactions from the nursing staff. To address these issues, she seeks assistance from the Director of Human Resources, Miss Ramirez, who introduces her to the behavioral chain analysis approach. This method helps Dr. Emily Carter understand the underlying causes of the nurses' dissatisfaction and high turnover.This episode provides valuable insights into the application of practical psychology in business, particularly in the context of leadership and employee relations. It underscores the importance of clear communication, understanding employee experiences, and fostering a feedback-driven culture in the workplace.Key TakeawaysOrganizational Change and Leadership Transition: Blue River's Hospital is undergoing significant changes, with Dr. Emily Carter stepping in as the acting CEO. Dr. Emily Carter aims to enhance employee satisfaction and engagement to drive organizational success.Behavioral Chain Analysis: Miss Ramirez introduces Dr. Emily Carter to behavioral chain analysis, a method to understand problematic behavior by examining antecedents, behaviors, and consequences. This approach helps identify the root causes of the nurses' absenteeism and turnover, revealing feelings of stress, frustration, and lack of appreciation.Communication and Perception: Dr. Emily Carter learns the importance of clear communication and understanding employee perspectives. Her initial meeting with the nurses failed due to miscommunication, but with Miss Ramirez's help, she reframes her message to show genuine concern for the nurses' well-being.Employee Feedback and Involvement: The episode emphasizes the value of involving employees in decision-making processes and seeking their input. The nurses expressed a desire for a return to flexible work schedules, representation in leadership, and the ability to contribute to hospital committees.Leadership and Organizational Dynamics: Dr. Emily Carter's experience highlights the complexity of organizational dynamics and the critical role of effective leadership. By addressing the nurses' concerns and working collaboratively, Dr. Emily Carter aims to create a more supportive and engaging work environment.Commitment to Improvement: Dr. Emily Carter is committed to addressing the issues raised by the nurses and plans to meet with the CEO of Optima Health Systems to advocate for necessary changes. Her goal is to achieve a win-win situation where both the nurses and the organization benefit.You can visit his business website at Wayde Consulting.

In this episode of the "Psych in Business" podcast, Dr. Ernest Wayde discusses the Service Profit Chain and its application in the workplace. He uses the fictional story of Blue River's Hospital to illustrate how employee satisfaction, customer loyalty, and profitability are interconnected.Dr. Wayde emphasizes the importance of storytelling in conveying practical psychology concepts and shares a detailed narrative of how Blue River's Hospital used the Service Profit Chain framework to understand its issues.Overall, this episode provides valuable insights into the Service Profit Chain and practical strategies for leaders to understand organizational performance by focusing on employee engagement and satisfaction.Key Takeaways include:Service Profit Chain Framework: The framework connects employee satisfaction, customer loyalty, and profitability. Understanding this connection helps leaders improve organizational performance.Impact of Employee Engagement: Engaged and satisfied employees provide better value to customers, leading to higher customer satisfaction and loyalty.Challenges Faced by Blue River's Hospital: Numerous hospitals faced significant economic challenges due to the pandemic, including reduced revenue from outpatient services and increased costs of supplies.Leadership Response: The leadership team implemented several strategies to improve efficiency and reduce costs, but these did not address the root causes of the problems.Importance of Employee Focus: Dr. Emily Carter, acting CEO, decided to focus on improving employee satisfaction as a means to enhance patient satisfaction and profitability.You can visit his business website at Wayde Consulting.

The gang from the Blue River Raceway joins the guys in Turn 1 to preview their 2024 season Then the guys cover a few headlines before previewing Darlington

Isaiah Frazier relates the story of his conversion to Christ. Isaiah's family were first impacted by the gospel in Blue River, Wisconsin, USA, in his great-grandfather's time. His own parents influenced him in two different directions. He says he could easily have ended up an alcoholic, but by the grace of God he was spared that tragedy and came to know the Lord Jesus through the preaching of the gospel, but only after discovering he was “helpless but not helpless”. The post What I Discovered at My Lowest Point (20 min) first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

PSIA-AASI First Chair Podcast host catches up with Jessie Unruh, the marketing director for Breckenridge Distillery. Breckenridge Distillery is one of PSIA-AASI's newest Official Suppliers and has worked with the National Team to create a unique and branded bottle of whiskey. Jessie talks about the history of Breckenridge Distillery and the differences in whiskeys across the country. The PSIA-AASI branded bottles were picked blindly by the National Team at a special tasting session in late 2023. Breckenridge Distillery supplements its whiskey with snowmelt straight from the mountains that flow into the Blue River. PSIA-AASI members can get free shipping on all orders. Visit breckenridgedistillery.com to order and use code PSIAFREESHIP to get free shipping. Use the hashtag #ApresAnywhere for a chance to win cool prizes.

Geoffrey Reid with Blue River Development joins the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to discuss the company's operations, key team members and building relationships. Reid sits down with Denim Marketing President and Show Host Carol Morgan. Reid was born in Savannah and spent most of his formative years in Atlanta, growing up in a homebuilding family. After attending the University of Georgia, he received his degree and worked at Pulte Homes. He took on various jobs in the warranty and construction departments in the Atlanta market and, eventually, the Charleston and Hilton Head markets. When the Great Recession hit, Reid took a backseat from the homebuilding business and began consulting for master developers and municipalities looking to revitalize distressed parts of their cities. He also obtained a master's degree from the Citadel in Charleston. Eventually, he returned to the metro area to take on an acquisition position at Century Communities. Reid said, “While there I acquired over 4,000 lots during that time, built a lot of good relationships and then, had an opportunity for a regional role in this new sector…build-to-rent.” At Blue River Development, Reid supports team members and partners during the overall lifecycle of land acquisition. He ensures the uninterrupted progress of getting a parcel ready to build a house during the 12-to-24-month process. Reid said, “My day-to-day role is to make sure that, no matter what part of the acquisition process that deal is in, it's always moving forward.” The Blue River Development team takes the process a step further by partnering with the seller and improving the property to make it more marketable and profitable for all at any given time. Specializing in buying, selling and brokering, the company determines which approach adds the most value to the parcel. When Blue River Development first acquires a piece of land, they discuss the best strategy together, understanding that the approach may change based on buyer-selling preferences, economic factors and market conditions. The Blue River Development team takes the process a step further by partnering with the seller and improving the property to make it more marketable and profitable for all at any given time. Specializing in buying, selling and brokering, the company determines which approach adds the most value to the parcel. When Blue River Development first acquires a piece of land, they discuss the best strategy together, understanding that the approach may change based on buyer-selling preferences, economic factors and market conditions. Reid said, “My role is focused on buying and selling land whereby we purchased the land and improve it in the forms of rezoning, permitting or developing it – really to get the land ready for our homebuilding partners to do what they do best.” Blue River Development is actively working in the Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, Raleigh, Charlotte, Greenville, Myrtle Beach, Charleston, Dallas and Huntsville markets. The company is also exploring expansion options in Birmingham, Houston, Austin and several other Florida and Tennessee markets. Tune into the episode to learn more about Blue River Development or visit https://BlueRiverDevelopment.com/. A special thank you to Denim Marketing for sponsoring Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. Known as a trendsetter, Denim Marketing has been blogging since 2006, podcasting since 2011 and is currently working on strategies for the Google Helpful Content update and ways to incorporate AI into sales and marketing. Contact them when you need quality, original content for social media, public relations, blogging, email marketing and promotions. A comfortable fit for companies of all shapes and sizes, Denim Marketing understands marketing strategies are not one-size-fits-all. The agency works with your company to create a perfectly tailored marketing strategy that will adhere to your specific needs and niche.

Jorge Heraud is the vice president of automation and autonomy within the Intelligent Solutions Group (ISG) at John Deere. He leads the development of automation and autonomy products that make Deere customers more productive, profitable, and sustainable. Prior to his career with the company, Jorge was the CEO and co-founder of Blue River Technology (a John Deere company), which was acquired by Deere & Company in September 2017 and is now run as an independent subsidiary. He earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Universidad Catolica del Peru and three master's degrees in electrical engineering, engineering management, and business from Stanford University. Links: Join us in SF at World Agri-Tech on March 19-20, 2024! Get an extra 10% off the early bird ticket prices with ACRE10. Jorge on Linkedin John Deere Website Igino Cafiero of Bear Flag on John Deere Acquisition   Sponsor: This episode is presented by Local Line. Learn more HERE. Check out our interview with Cole.

First podcast of the year is with Brett Morris from Blue River Bowhunting! Brett started his brand about the same time TBLO was started. Brett and the Blue River crew travel across the country hunting whitetails and long beards. Learn about Blue River Bowhunting and learn some tips and tricks from Brett! See more or buy our merch at https://thethinbluelineoutdoors.com/ Check out partners below: Mr. Rubb and Farmer's Bootleg Products https://bootlegproducts.com/ref/7/ RackGetter Scents https://www.rackgetterscents.net/shop Dominant Strands https://dominant-strands.com/ #hunting #bowhunting #huntingseason #deerhunting #deerseason #podcast #huntingpodcast

CEO, President and Partner Greg Duriez with Blue River Communities joins the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to discuss Atlanta's competitive homebuilding market, industry hurdles and more. Duriez joins hosts Carol Morgan with Denim Marketing and Keisha Hulsey with 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty on the All About Real Estate segment. Duriez reflects on the various job opportunities and connections he has formed over three decades that led him to his current role. At the start of his career, he worked with NVR Ryan Homes in the Northeast as an assistant superintendent, site superintendent and, eventually, warranty expert. Duriez also had the opportunity to enter the sales division as a new home sales agent and eventually a sales manager. These consistent career progressions gave Duriez entry into land development and acquisition. Duriez said, “I had some great mentors and coaches along the way at Ryan Homes, Pulte Homes, Century Communities and Davidson Homes!” Blue River Communities is a new homebuilding company connected with Blue River Development. Focused on the Southeast, the home builder constructs homes for the for-sale, build-to-rent and investor markets. The opportunistic company aims to serve the market and its needs. Duriez said, “I've always said throughout my career that we don't create the market. We just serve the market. Blue River Communities is excited to do that!” As a new home builder, Duriez expressed that they are excited to grow the team and provide opportunities for talented individuals looking to create a great culture at a fantastic company. Listen to the end of the episode for how to reach out to Duriez for job opportunities. When strategizing about how to serve the needs of the for-sale and build-to-rent market, Duriez is honored to partner with Brad and Michael Cooper at Blue River Development, continuing a 15-year industry friendship and now a partnership. Gearing up for an exciting first chapter in 2024, Blue River Communities is currently working on projects in Winder, Braselton, Athens, Watkinsville and McDonough, Georgia to meet the needs of these underserved markets. Look for official community announcements later this year. On the build-to-rent side, the new home builder is currently working with partners to deliver homes later this year in the Huntsville, Alabama, Dallas, Texas and Greer, South Carolina markets. Duriez also shared that the home builder is exploring prospects for communities in the Florida panhandle. Tune in to the full interview above to learn more, or visit www.BlueRiverCommunities.com and www.BlueRiverDevelopment.com. A special thank you to 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty for sponsoring Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. 2-10 is the industry leader in new home warranty administration, with 1 in 5 new US homes enrolled in the 2-10 New Home Warranty Program. Founded and based in Denver, the 2-10 family of companies has covered over 6 million homes with their complete line of warranties, system and appliance Home Service Plans, and risk management products. 2-10 continues to work with thousands of the nation's finest home builders, real estate professionals, and service contractors. For more information about 2-10, please visit 2-10.com.   The Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio “All About Real Estate" segment, presented by Denim Marketing, highlights the movers and shakers in the Atlanta real estate industry – the home builders, developers, Realtors and suppliers working to provide the American dream for Atlantans. For more information on how you can be featured as a guest, contact Denim Marketing at 770-383-3360 or fill out the Atlanta Real Estate Forum contact form. Subscribe to the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast on iTunes, and if you like this week's show, be sure to rate it.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/550  Presented by: Jackson Hole Fly Company, FishHound Expeditions, Drifthook Fly Fishing Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors   Julie Mattson of the US Women's Fly Fishing team talks about Oklahoma fly fishing, Broken Bow Lake, and Lower Mountain Fork. She also shares her love for the sport, her endeavors in competitive fishing, and the destinations that draw her attention. Her journey, from tying flies with industry-notable Joan Wulff to representing Team USA in Norway and Canada, showcases her dedication to the sport and her continuous pursuit of knowledge and improvement. Join us in this episode as we delve deeper into her experiences and perspectives on fly fishing. Episode Chapters with Julie Mattson on Oklahoma Fly Fishing 1:40 - Julie's love for fly fishing started young, growing up in Montana, a state known for its fly fishing streams. Inspired by accomplished fly fisher Joan Wulff, Julie began her journey in fly fishing and hasn't looked back since. We had Joan in the podcast in episode 100. 3:30 - Her passion for the sport took her to Alaska where she worked as an outfitter for 13 years. Then she eventually ended up in Oklahoma and has been guiding there for the past eight years. 4:53 - Julie is an integral part of Team USA's fly fishing team, where she has been deeply involved in the international competitive fly fishing scene. These competitions have taken her across the world, from Norway to Canada and soon to the Czech Republic. 10:35 - Oklahoma offers limited trout waters, with the Lower Mountain Fork being one standout river. Other rivers in Oklahoma, such as the Blue River and the Illinois River, open up during the winter. 11:37 - Julie tells us the fly fishing techniques she uses year-round in the rivers in Oklahoma. 13:18 - Broken Bow Lake is a popular destination for recreational activities and fishing. It offers a diverse range of fish species such as big bass and walleye, making it a great fishing spot in Oklahoma. 20:30 - Fishing in Ketchikan, Alaska is an exciting endeavor that Julie embarked on last year and will continue this year. 22:00 - The Texas Fly Fishing & Brew Festival is an annual event to be held in Mesquite, Texas from February 24 to 25. Julie has been attending this festival for the past three years. This will be Julie's third year of joining the event. 24:08 - Julie will also join in the Virginia Fly Fishing & Wine Festival on January 13-14. 24:34 - She talks about the techniques they use in fly fishing competitions. 26:34 - The Lower Mountain Fork is a great place for year-round fishing, thanks to the continuous hatches of various bugs. It is recommended to avoid fishing in March (spring break) and from July 15 to the end of August (hot weather). Guided tours are available in the early morning hours to minimize stress on the fish. 28:07 - Aside from her team at the On the Rivers, she also recommends the Beavers Bend Fly Fishing & Guide Service for anyone who wants to do a fishing trip in Oklahoma. 32:12 - We talk about the hatches in the rivers in Oklahoma. They have a huge black caddis hatch that happens in October. She says the dry dropper is the most effective during this time. 36:30 - It was in Alaska that she realized she wanted to pursue fishing as a career. 38:32 - Fishing in Ketchikan, Alaska is a unique and exciting experience for anglers. She mentions that it is a popular destination for fly fishing for species of salmon and trout. There she works with Family Air Tours from mid-June to around October or September. 46:24 - She describes what the mini competitions are for fly fishing teams. 49:08 - Julie talks about how people can show their support to the US Women's Fly Fishing Team (USWFFT). For those who want to donate or sponsor, you can check out USAngling.org/us-womens-fly-fishing-team/. 53:43 - We talk about the popular fishing spots in Oklahoma based on Drifthook's blog entitled "Top 16 Places to Fly Fish in Oklahoma and What Flies to Use". She also recommends using smaller flies when fishing in Oklahoma. 56:00 - For rods, she recommends a 9ft 5wt as a general rod and a 10 1/2 ft 3wt for euro fishing. Her go-to brands are Temple Fork Outfitters and Cortland. For the lines, she uses the ones from Scientific Anglers. 58:28 - She likes listening to outdoor podcasts and country music. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/550  

On today's Hudson Mohawk Magazine special, composer and environmental sound artist Lisa Schonberg presents four new compositions to guest listeners live in the studio. The listeners were asked to respond with feelings, thoughts, and comments while listening. The program feautures the listeners' reactions to the music in real time, and Lisa's explanations of how she wrote these sound works. The four sound works are from a project called Old Growth Playback, which focuses on sounds beyond human hearing in forest environments, and asks us, "What will the old growth forests of the future sound like?". The works originated with an artist residency at HJ Andrews Experimental Forest in Blue River, Oregon, and has also included urban environmental listening workshops and events in Troy, NY, such as this program. Lisa Schonberg lives in Troy, NY. Old Growth Playback is made possible, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature through the Media Arts Assistance Fund, a regrant partnership of NYSCA and Wave Farm.

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In this episode of the Colorado Real Estate Podcast, hosts Erin Spradlin and James Carlson discuss Blue River, the only place in Summit County that allows short-term rentals or vacation rentals and just a 5-minute drive to Colorado's biggest ski town. Also, why a new Redfin survey says buying a house is more stressful than dating. Finally, if you're in Colorado Springs and don't want to cook on Thanksgiving, check out the Thanksgiving Day Brunch at the Broadmoor Resort. For more information visit: https://www.erinandjamesrealestate.com/  

Casey Hill, CEO of Blue River Lifestyle Communities, joins the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to share an overview of the homebuilding company. On the All About Real Estate segment, Hill sits down with host Carol Morgan to discuss the types of communities and floorplans Blue River Lifestyle Communities offers and exciting information on its first community, Mayfair on Main in Alpharetta. Working in the homebuilding industry his entire professional career, Hill spent over 35 years with two of the largest national homebuilding companies in the United States before transitioning to his role as CEO of Blue River Lifestyle Communities. Hill started his career in the industry as a staff-level accountant, later advancing through the organizations to hold various financial and operational roles and eventually working his way up to senior management positions, including division and regional president roles. Hill said, “Development and homebuilding are two areas I'm very passionate about.” Focusing on suburban infill opportunities, Blue River Lifestyle Communities is a division of Blue River Development created to take advantage of the niche, underserved markets in the metro Atlanta region. The homebuilding company prioritizes developing and building communities centered around revitalized suburban downtown areas such as Alpharetta, Roswell and Duluth. Witnessing homeowners migrating out of urbanized neighborhoods, including Buckhead and Midtown, Blue River Lifestyle Communities provides housing for individuals who want the suburban home without sacrificing the live, work and play lifestyle. Hill said, “We believe that providing elegant, well-appointed homes in these suburban areas is an excellent opportunity for Blue River Lifestyle Communities.” The first community by Blue River Lifestyle Communities, Mayfair on Main, is in the charming city of Alpharetta, featuring desirable walkability and amenity-rich living. With easy access to the downtown area and surrounding cities, Mayfair on Main is just a half-mile walk from exciting shopping, dining and recreation, nestled between two major thoroughfares – Roswell Street and South Main Street. The community will consist of 24 lots, 13 single-family homes and 11 townhomes that offer exceptional living. Both single-family home and townhome plans will provide residents with open-concept layouts highlighting connected kitchens, living and dining areas, spacious primary bedrooms with elegant ensuite bathrooms and flexible secondary bedrooms with own private bathrooms. Hill said, “I think Mayfair on Main is an excellent example of the type of communities that Blue River Lifestyle Communities will bring to the market!” Tune into the full interview above to learn more about Blue River Lifestyle Communities, or visit www.BlueRiverLifestyle.com.

Brandon Doll preaches on the tendency of the human heart to be dissatisfied with Christ and to retreat from the presence of the Lord, highlighting Adam and Eve, Cain, Jonah and those asked by the Lord “Will you also go away?” Readings: Gen 3:8, 4:16, Jonah 1:3, 10, 4:2, John 6:66-69. (Message preached in Blue River, Wisconsin, USA, 2009) The post Are You Satisfied with Christ? (13 min) first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

In this episode you’ll learn about robotics in agriculture. We talk to Jim Ostrowski, CTO of Blue River Technology, about their See–and–Spray technology, Blue River’s partnership with John Deere, deep learning, and the future of robotics in agriculture. Don’t miss this episode if you want to see a great example of a high impact problem that robots are well suited for.If you’re enjoying the podcast, please consider donating to help us keep it going:https://donorbox.org/sense–think–act–podcastEPISODE LINKS:– Blue River Technology’s Website: https://bluerivertechnology.com/}– Blue River Technology’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bluerivertech/}– Jim Ostrowski’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim–ostrowski–9a8112/}PODCAST INFO:– Podcast website: https://sensethinkact.com}– Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sense–think–act/id1582090036}– Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/52wK4oMDvgijRk6E82tC5d}– RSS: https://sensethinkact.com/itunes.xml}– Full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/c/SenseThinkActPodcast}– Clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChfnCpNwZzYtZ32J–pZvNDg}OUTLINE:– (0:00:00) Start– (0:03:02) How does their system work?– (0:10:09) Image processing to spray weeds– (0:17:27) Discussion on labor– (0:21:48) Herbicide resistance– (0:26:31) Genetically modified crops– (0:27:50) Monocrop cultures– (0:32:43) Regenerative agriculture– (0:35:17) Partnering with John Deere– (0:36:02) Jim's background in Blue River– (0:37:37) Deep learning technology– (0:38:31) Risks of deep learning– (0:41:29) Labeling for deep learning– (0:41:54) Autonomous tillage– (0:43:50) Challenges in tillage– (0:45:10) Why tillage is a nice problem– (0:46:55) Mentions monitoring the job– (0:47:40) Using cameras to determine normal function– (0:48:58) How to use deep learning in tilling– (0:50:42) Getting into other areas like construction at John Deere– (0:51:41) Fully automated farms?– (0:55:36) Harvesting will be the last task to be automated– (0:57:45) What's the progression of automating tasks on the farm?– (0:59:32) Hydroponic farming?– (1:05:07) Future at Blue River– (1:09:01) Integrating with John Deere– (1:17:57) Allocating space in new designs– (1:22:38) Advice for a new graduate– (1:27:46) Wrapping upSOCIAL:– Twitter: https://twitter.com/sense_think_act}– Discourse: https://discourse.ros.org/c/sensethinkact/71}

In this episode, we're heading to the Riverdale School District. The Riverdale School District is about 50 minutes north of Platteville. It encompasses several small towns, but most notably Blue River, Avoca, and Muscoda. The high school, where we're going today, is in Muscoda. The district itself is definitely rural with just over 700 students K12. You're joining me on this three-part tour with their agricultural education teacher, Kally Koch, to learn what their agricultural education department of one is doing and how the school district has supported her and her kids, and lastly how the community has historically wrapped around agricultural education. It's absolutely remarkable what they have for assets in the district. You're going to tour the following three places: 1.) the building at the high school, 2.) their school farm, And lastly, 3.) their brand new agricultural center, the Jack Meister Agricultural Center, is just 3 miles from the high school. This is definitely gonna be one of our longer episodes, so stick with me. Be sure to check out the show notes at proudruralteacherpodcast.com. I'll include a lot of photos to help match what Kally telling you and give you some inspiration. Stick with me. It's gonna be a good one. So, we're heading up to Muscoda, Wisconsin today to learn all about the agricultural education program and community support with the Riverdale School District. Visit the ProudRuralTeacherPodcast.com for photos and relevant links.

Julius Adame, who appeared on the show last summer to talk about For LP Fans Only, returns to discuss the 1985 blues compilation "Reconsider Baby". Gurdip bemoans the fact Elvis never did a proper blues album during his lifetime, while Justin dig into the originals that inspired Elvis, and overall the crew has an excellent conversation celebrating this remarkable release from the year of Elvis's 50th birthday. We also take a bit of time at the top of the show to remember Tina Turner, Cynthia Weil and Bill Baize. Gurdip skips Song of the Week this week but hangs around to comment on Julius' pick, the perfectly-themed "A Mess of Blues" from 1960, and Justin selects the quite obscure "Blue River," which was recorded in 1963 but RCA dug up a couple years later for a single release. You can follow Julius' Rock My Soul Records at instagram.com/rockmysoulrecords If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. If you are unable to support us via Patreon, but want to support us another way, please make sure to leave a positive review or mention our show to another like-minded music/movie history enthusiast.

Imagine 1500 laptops strapped to a 120 foot (36 m) wide sprayer being pulled behind a tractor. That gives you a rough understanding of the compute power inside the John Deere See & SprayTM that targets herbicide to the weeds, not the crops. These might be “the smartest agricultural machines in the world,” says Chris Padwick, Director of Computer Vision and Machine Learning at Blue River Technology, a wholly owned subsidiary of John Deere.  Padwick was not looking to return to his agricultural roots, but in a “shields down” moment” he was approached by a startup, Blue River Technology. He recalls being “completely blown away” by what they were doing in computer vision. After initially developing a product for lettuce thinning, Blue River pivoted to the problem of row crop weeding. In the US alone, the agricultural industry uses over 20 million gallons of herbicide annually, almost all of it through broadcast spreading across the entire field. Blue River set to work on changing the paradigm to only spray the weeds. According to Padwick, this “dot matrix printer for weeds” has the potential to “save 15 million gallons of herbicide” and “about a billion dollars.”  In this episode of the Moore's Lobby podcast, Padwick takes us behind the scenes to discuss the challenges of data collection in the fields, image classification, the compute technology that drives these real-time systems, and much more. On this business side, he reflects on the 2017 acquisition by John Deere and how important that was in their development of products at scale that can operate in rugged environments for two decades. “I feel like we're going to look back on farming in five or ten years and we're just going to be amazed…Precision spot spraying is going to be the way that people treat their crops going forward because it's going to allow them to save so much more chemical. And the sustainability in the environment is kind of unparalleled. So I really feel we're kind of at that inflection point for agriculture.” So, listen in on this fun interview as Padwick describes: - His graduate research into Big Bang cosmology and background radiation - Why he left engineering as an undergrad—seriously, universities we have to fix this outdated solution to engineering education! - Blue River's global operations to collect crop and weed images to drive continuous improvement  

Eric Andersen was a folkie in Greenwich Village in the sixties, recorded the classic album "Blue River' in the seventies, and is still touring and recording to this day. Eric's still got something to say, he believes music can make a difference, and this is his story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 298 of Boss Hog of Liberty is out! Jeremiah Morrell and Dakota Davis are your hosts, Zach Burcham is our producer. Our guest this week is Mike Schembre who has opened up Blue River Taphouse, just around the corner from the podcast studio, on Broad Street in New Castle. Four years of planning have led to them opening just last week. A community oriented taphouse with signature hot dogs and community style dining. First of its kind in New Castle, which had long been said to be the largest city in Indiana without a taphouse or a brewery. Mike and his wife Teresa have moved from Hamilton County to Henry County and have made this their full livelihood. Check it out and tell them you heard about it on BHOL! Our program is community supported on Patreon. Do your part by chipping into the cause by donating monthly at any level at www.patreon.com/bosshogofliberty and receive even more BONUS coverage and content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Song 1:  Magic Word composed and performed by John V. Modaff. Viola by Dave Merrill.Poem 1: “Abracadabra” by Sarah Kotchian. Published in ABQ inPrint issue #3, 2019. www.bosquepress.com Her new book, Light of Wings, will come out in 2024.Short story, “Simply Magic,” by Lynn C. Miller. Her new collection, The Lost Archive, comes out in April, 2023: https://uwpress.wisc.edu/books/6155.htmFeed the Cat Break: Ride by Dave Merrill.Poem 2:  “At Home” by Mark Sanders. Mark lives in Nacogdoches, TX and teaches at Stephen F. Austin University. https://sandersme1.wixsite.com/mark-sanders/Song 2: Blue River composed and performed by JVM.Episode artwork by Lynda MillerTheme and Incidental Music by John V. Modaff, BMIRecorded in Albuquerque NM and Morehead KY. Produced at The Creek Studio.NEXT UP: Episode 25, Strange Encounters

Stephen Moffitt grew up going to church 3 times a week, but knew nothing about salvation. At college he met fellow students who invited him to gospel meetings. Moving over to the USA he finally came to understand he did not have eternal life, but that Christ had finished the work of salvation on the cross. Readings: John 5:24, 19:28-30. (Testimony given in Blue River, Wisconsin, USA, in 2005). The post “I prayed the prayer. I made my commitment.” (13 min) first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

Today on The Literary Life Podcast, we have another installment in our “Best of The Literary Life Podcast series. This week's replay is a special chat our hosts Angelina and Cindy had with Wendi Capehart. Wendi passed away in 2022, and this episode is in honor of her memory. Wendi was an adventurous mom of many and lived throughout Asia for many years. She spent the last several years enjoying the life of an at-home librarian, caring for her disabled daughter, and cherishing time with her 15 grandchildren. She also served on the AmblesideOnline Advisory board since its founding. Angelina starts off the conversation asking Wendi about her reading life beginning with her childhood memories of reading. Wendi talks a little about how books helped her survive and heal from the trauma of living in an abusive situation. They also discuss what the difference was for Wendi in leisurely reading and reading for school. Wendi shares some of the reasons she began homeschooling her own children, as well, and how she kept reading voraciously even after she became a mother. Angelina and Wendi talk about the brain and changing your reading habits to digest and enjoy more challenging books. Wendi shares how she built a library while one a military budget and moving frequently. They talked about too many things to cover in this summary, but you can scroll down for the many book titles mentioned in this episode! Commonplace Quotes: “We're all fools,” said Clemens, “all the time. It's just we're a different kind each day. We think, I'm not a fool today. I've learned my lesson. I was a fool yesterday but not this morning. Then tomorrow we find out that, yes, we were a fool today too. I think the only way we can grow and get on in this world is to accept the fact we're not perfect and live accordingly.” Ray Bradbury Where science does not teach a child to wonder and admire it has perhaps no educative value. Charlotte Mason Now the story of Christ is simply a true myth, a myth working on us in the same way as the others, but with tremendous difference–that it really happened–and one must be content to accept it in the same way, remembering that it is God's myth, where the others are men's myths. That is, the pagan stories are God expressing himself through the minds of poets, using such images as he found there, while Christianity is God expressing Himself through real things. C. S. Lewis If Only I Were King by A. A. Milne I often wish I were a King, And then I could do anything. If only I were King of Spain, I'd take my hat off in the rain. If only I were King of France, I wouldn't brush my hair for aunts. I think, if I were King of Greece, I'd push things off the mantelpiece. If I were King of Norroway, I'd ask an elephant to stay. If I were King of Babylon, I'd leave my button gloves undone. If I were King of Timbuctoo, I'd think of lovely things to do. If I were King of anything, I'd tell the soldiers, “I'm the King!” Book List: The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury Towards a Philosophy of Education by Charlotte Mason The Narnian: The Life and Imagination of C. S. Lewis by Alan Jacobs Honey for a Child's Heart by Gladys Hunt Winnie the Pooh by A. A. Milne The Three Musketeers by Alexander Dumas Gene Stratton Porter The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton Jane Austen The Little Prince by Antione de Saint-Exupéry The Sea Around Us by Rachel Carson The Heroes by Charles Kingsley The Water-Babies by Charles Kingsley The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Graham Kim by Rudyard Kipling The Chestry Oak by Kate Seredy The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis The Rescuers by Marjorie Sharp The Borrowers by Mary Norton Swallows and Amazons by Arthur Ransome Booth Tarkington Ben Hur by Lew Wallace The Bears of Blue River by Charles Major Thornton W. Burgess Support The Literary Life: Become a patron of The Literary Life podcast as part of the “Friends and Fellows Community” on Patreon, and get some amazing bonus content! Thanks for your support! Connect with Us: You can find Angelina and Thomas at HouseofHumaneLetters.com, on Instagram @angelinastanford, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ANGStanford/ Find Cindy at MorningTimeforMoms.com, on Instagram @cindyordoamoris and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cindyrollins.net/. Check out Cindy's own Patreon page also! Follow The Literary Life on Instagram, and jump into our private Facebook group, The Literary Life Discussion Group, and let's get the book talk going! http://bit.ly/literarylifeFB

In this Episode, Cmilla and the bros (Noffy, Amanda, Jenny, Max, and Shawna) interview Coach Rob Osborne, new owner of Blue River CrossFit!  We talk about the future, and upcoming events at our gym.

The Blue River Choir is celebrating a special anniversary - 25 years of existence and tireless work with the "Night of Harmony" concert on December 10th 2022 in Sydney. Numerous guests will perform at the concert, primarily the Sevdalinka choir from Melbourne, as well as musicians and soloists from other Australian states. - Hor Modra rijeka obilježava posebnu obljetnicu - 25 godina postojanja i neumornog rada koncertom "Noć harmonije" 10. decembra 2022. godine u Sydney. Na koncertu će nastupiti i brojni gosti, prije svega hor Sevdalinka iz Melbournea, te muzičari i solisti iz drugih država Australije.

Around the holidays there is nothing more consistent than a mother. She has to make sure the home is clean, the meals are cooked, feasts and all, the home decorated, the cookies baked. And no mother was more reliable when it came to holiday consistency as 41 year old, mother of three, Stepahnie Bruner. That was why it seemed especially odd when, just three days before Thanksgiving, she left to take a walk at 10 PM in freezing temperatures never to return again.  Join me and I tell John the case of Stephanie Bruner.  Sponsor: Skylight Frames Get $15 off a Skylight Frame with promo code COUPLE at SkylightFrame.com Patreon.com/truecrimecouple Sources: https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/timeline-investigating-the-death-of-stephanie-roller-bruner/3/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-blue-river-murder-who-killed-stephanie-roller-2/ https://www.skyhinews.com/news/community-family-mourn-loss-of-fearless-stephanie-roller-bruner/#:~:text=Stephanie's%20children%2C%20Ellie%2C%209%2C,Colorado%2C%20but%20raised%20in%20Minnesota https://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-blue-river-murder-who-killed-stephanie-roller-2/ https://www.summitdaily.com/news/attorney-claims-dale-bruner-confessed-to-the-2010-murder-of-his-wife-before-trial/ Trailkeepersoforegon.org

Director of Investment Sales and Strategic Partner Bobby Stamps and Managing Principal Brad Cooper with Blue River Development join the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to discuss the build-to-rent market and rising interest rates. Stamps and Cooper join host Carol Morgan in the All About Real Estate segment. Cooper has been with Blue River Development for 22 years with his partner and brother, Michael Cooper. After working in the Atlanta music industry for several years, Stamps decided to transition into residential sales and joined Cooper at Blue River Development four years ago. Cooper said, “I have been doing this for 22 years and plan on doing it for another 22 years!” Blue River Development provides land origination, development and banking for national home builders, regional builders and single-family rental funds and operators in nine markets across five states. Although the past few years saw agreeable interest rates and a booming market, the economy is changing fast, causing many home builders to halt or slow production. Blue River Development assesses supply and demand imbalances differently now compared to the 2008 recession. With an influence on several aspects of the home-building industry, rising interest rates have a particular effect on the build-to-rent market. Directly clashing with the finished product price, individuals are starting to see the return on cost change from the typical 4 to 5% to more than 6% in most cases. Many builders unable to take a big hit provoked a more creative deal structure approach. In order to adapt to today's fiscal environment, builders are beginning to hop on the bandwagon of becoming fee builders. Cooper said, “Builders have little to no financial risks in this scenario, and it has become an important revenue stream.” Build-to-rent groups are more selective on products and pricing, offering fewer deals in tertiary markets. In the past, Blue River Development has sold deals and lots to American Homes for Rent and other build-to-rent groups that handle their own vertical construction. After sparking up a deal between Haven Realty Capital and Davidson Homes, Stamps prioritized immersing himself within the build-to-rent space. As land developers, the company is well-versed in deals, builders, products, lot sizes, zoning, surrounding schools and more, making Blue River Development perfect for pairing home builders with build-to-rent groups creating successful deals! Stamps said, “We did all we could to network and stay ahead of the curve to gather the intel from all the main players in the build-to-rent game.” Tune into the full interview above to learn more about Blue River Development or visit www.BlueRiverDevelopment.com. Never miss an episode of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio! Subscribe to the podcast here. You can also get a recap of any past episode on the Radio page. Listen to the full interview above! A special thank you to Denim Marketing for sponsoring Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. A comfortable fit for companies of all shapes and sizes, Denim Marketing understands marketing strategies are not one-size-fits-all. The agency works with your company to create a perfectly tailored marketing strategy that will adhere to your specific needs and niche. Try Denim Marketing on for size by calling 770-383-3360 or by visiting www.DenimMarketing.com. The Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio “All About Real Estate” segment, presented by Denim Marketing, highlights the movers and shakers in the Atlanta real estate industry – the home builders, developers, Realtors and suppliers working to provide the American dream for Atlantans. For more information on how you can be featured as a guest, contact Denim Marketing at 770-383-3360 or fill out the Atlanta Real Estate Forum contact form. Subscribe to the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast on iTunes, and if you like this week's show, be sure to rate it.

If you listened to last week's show, you know that knowing where the arrow hit the deer is important. This week Andrew sits down with Brett Morris of Blue River Bowhunting to discuss filming your hunts. Andrew's always been to concerned with hauling more gear into the woods and really wanted to figure out how hard it could be to film a hunt. Brett gives the 101,201, and 301 level courses on how to capture your hunt. It can be as complicated or simple as you want it to be, but hear about some of his tips and tricks to record that hunt.  Special guests of the week David Brown and Gage Hall come on to discuss their inductions into the O2 Deer Camp. David killed an insanely cool looking whitetail buck on the east side of Ohio, while Gage got it done on his first ever compound kill in Northwest Ohio. Both stories bring to light the beauty of the hunt for these two Ohio Outdoorsmen. Congratulations gentlemen! Paul has been traveling for work, and didn't have much to report from the woods. Andrew's head game continues, this week after missing a doe at 15 yards. This time the only thing injured was Andrew's ego, so that's a plus. The biggest highlight of the woods this week was being able to try out First Lite's new transfer pack. This bag ROCKS! If you are looking, or even if you aren't looking, for a new bag to take to the whitetail woods, this is the first place to look.  Keep up the good work in the woods and good luck to those heading out this week. COLD weather in the forecast! www.theo2podcast.com  GoWild Profile  Tethrd First Lite Instagram: @the.o2.podcast Twitter: @Ohiohunt Patreon  Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for even more relevant, outdoor content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you listened to last week's show, you know that knowing where the arrow hit the deer is important.  This week Andrew sits down with Brett Morris of Blue River Bowhunting to discuss filming your hunts.  Andrew's always been to concerned with hauling more gear into the woods and really wanted to figure out how hard it could be to film a hunt.  Brett gives the 101,201, and 301 level courses on how to capture your hunt.  It can be as complicated or simple as you want it to be, but hear about some of his tips and tricks to record that hunt. Special guests of the week David Brown and Gage Hall come on to discuss their inductions into the O2 Deer Camp.  David killed an insanely cool looking whitetail buck on the east side of Ohio, while Gage got it done on his first ever compound kill in Northwest Ohio.  Both stories bring to light the beauty of the hunt for these two Ohio Outdoorsmen.  Congratulations gentlemen!Paul has been traveling for work, and didn't have much to report from the woods.  Andrew's head game continues, this week after missing a doe at 15 yards.  This time the only thing injured was Andrew's ego, so that's a plus.  The biggest highlight of the woods this week was being able to try out First Lite's new transfer pack.  This bag ROCKS!  If you are looking, or even if you aren't looking, for a new bag to take to the whitetail woods, this is the first place to look. Keep up the good work in the woods and good luck to those heading out this week.  COLD weather in the forecast!www.theo2podcast.comGoWild ProfileTethrdFirst LiteInstagram: @the.o2.podcastTwitter: @OhiohuntPatreon Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for even more relevant, outdoor content.

Our aim in education is to give a full life…. We owe it to them to initiate an immense number of interests…. Life should be all living, and not merely a tedious passing of time; not all doing or all feeling or all thinking – the strain would be too great – but, all living; that is to say, we should be in touch wherever we go, whatever we hear, whatever we see, with some manner of vital interest. Charlotte Mason, School Education, pg. 170 Show Summary: Today's episode is dedicated to remembering Wendi Capehart with special memorial messages from a few of her friends Dawn's memories of Wendi How Cindy got to know Wendi Wendi's other friends featured in this episode: Anne White Bethany Yoder Brandy Vencel Donna-Jean Breckenridge Jeannette Tulis Kathy Livingston Kay Pelham Lynn Bruce Naomi Goegan Phyllis Hunsucker Wendi's favorite hymns and folk songs heard in this episode: What a Friend We Have In Jesus I Gave My Love a Cherry Anywhere with Jesus Froggy Went a Courtin' O, Sacred Head Now Wounded John the Rabbit There's Not A Friend (No, Not One) The Wellerman The Happy Wanderer Books and Links Mentioned: School Education by Charlotte Mason A Philosophy of Education by Charlotte Mason Ourselves by Charlotte Mason Murder Fantastical by Patricia Moyes The Bears of Blue River by Charles Major AmblesideOnline Wendi's Blog Episode 20 with Wendi Find Cindy: Morning Time for Moms Cindy's Patreon Discipleship Group Mere Motherhood Facebook Group The Literary Life Podcast Cindy's Facebook Cindy's Instagram

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On this episode of the Oklahoma Outdoors podcast, John takes the microphone all to himself to tell stories and update listeners on some exciting news he got this week. Over the weekend, John fulfilled a bucket list adventure at the Blue River public fishing and hunting area managed by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Not only did he catch his first Oklahoma trout, but also managed to make a giant fool of himself, and get distracted by some deer sign along the way. After wrapping up the story of his fishing adventure, John shares two big deliveries that showed up at the ranch this week. One of them is going to make his upcoming deer seasons much more comfortable, and the other is an old friend that is going to help take his habitat work to the next level! John goes into detail about some exciting habitat work he has planned in the upcoming weeks, and how he now hopes to get more work done than he could have ever dreamed of.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices