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The idea that a four-year degree is the only path to success is becoming increasingly outdated. Dr. Michelle Van Noy, Associate Research Professor and Director of the Education and Employment Research Center (EERC) at Rutgers University, joins host Jason Altmire to explore the expanding world of alternative education pathways. From non-credit programs and short-term credentials to community college career training, Dr. Van Noy discusses how student decision-making is shaped by geography, industry needs, and field-specific constraints. She also highlights the critical need for better data to understand which programs truly deliver results.To learn more about Career Education Colleges & Universities, visit our website.

Vannoy S is the Al-anon speaker from the Sobriety Under the Sun Convention held in Puerto Vallarta Mexico in 2019, she became a member of Al-anon in Jan of 1969. Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate Email: sobercast@gmail.com Event List: https://scast.us/event Roundup, retreat, convention or workshop coming up? List the event on the Sober Cast website. Visit the link above and look for "Submit Your Event" in the blue box. Sober Cast has 2700+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search. https://sobercast.com

In this episode of My Simplified Life, host Michelle Glogovac interviews authors Azul Terronez and Steve Vannoy about their book Gone Missing, the first in a historical fiction series. The conversation delves into the personal stories that inspired the book, the importance of empathy in storytelling, and the rich history of the Appalachian community depicted in their work. The authors share their writing process, the significance of family narratives, and how they aim to humanize characters often misunderstood in society. The episode highlights the impact of Ruby Bridges and the importance of celebrating community and friendship. What We're Talking About The book Gone Missing is rooted in real family stories. Empathy is a central theme in the narrative. The authors aim to humanize characters often judged by society. Historical context enriches the storytelling experience. Family connections drive the writing process. The importance of community in shaping individual stories. Ruby Bridges' legacy is woven into the narrative. Writing with purpose can create meaningful connections. The collaboration between Azul and Steve enhances the storytelling. Celebrating the past helps preserve community identity. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Background 07:41 Exploring Family Stories and Legacy 13:46 Historical Context and Real-Life Inspirations 19:46 The Impact of Place and Memory 25:36 Conclusion and Future Works 34:14 Bringing Humanity to Characters 34:43 The Story of Empathy and Education Links Mentioned Gone Missing by Steve Vannoy and Azul Terronez https://bookshop.org/a/99223/9781954801721  Authors Who Lead https://authorswholead.com/ 

That's a wrap down in New Orleans! Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry are bringing you a final episode of the Patriots Talks Podcast from Super Bowl LIX. They discuss some of their interview highlights from the week and preview the Patriots' upcoming season. Later, Tom is joined by Kyle Van Noy and Kyle Hamilton to discuss this year's Super Bowl, Van Noy's long career and answer a few questions from the 'Jumbo Gumbo' pot.00:30: Catching up with Phil Perry about his conversation with Drake Maye03:00: Curran gets animated when discussing the criticism around the Patriots hiring Josh McDaniels back as OC07:30: Phil Perry on why it won't be acceptable if the Patriots get under 6 wins in 20259:47: Kyle Van Noy and Kyle Hamilton join Tom, and Van Noy picks his winner for Super Bowl LIX12:12: Kyle Hamilton talks about looking up to Kyle Van Noy and the success he's had in the league16:00: Hamilton answers his dream Super Bowl Halftime performer, and the most memorable poster Kyle Van Noy had as a kid WATCH every episode of the Patriots Talk podcast on YouTubeFollow NBC Sports Boston:NBCSportsBoston.comX @NBCSpatriotsFacebookInstagramTikTok

Brianna VanNoy is a public health scholar interested in environmental chemical exposures and reproductive health outcomes among Black women and other populations marginalized by social inequities.She earned her B.S. in Environmental Public Health from The Ohio State University and her M.P.H. in Environmental Health Science and Policy from George Washington University. She Is now a fourth year medical student applying to OBGYN residencies. 

Before Super Bowl LIX, Kyle Van Noy and Gerald McCoy are joined by NFL stars Micah Parsons and Trey Hendrickson on the Toyota Land Cruiser set at Super Bowl Radio Row in New Orleans. At the top of the show, McCoy and Van Noy share their final predictions for the Super Bowl and share their thoughts on Jimmy Butler being traded to the Golden State Warriors.Hendrickson hops on to discuss his mindset and approach that helped him become one of the best pass rushers in the NFL. He also covers the Bengals just missing the playoffs.Parsons joins the guys to react to Luka Doncic being traded from the Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers. He also shares his connection with 2025 NFL Draft prospect Abdul Carter.(0:00) Intro(1:48) Kyle's first Pro Bowl(8:03) Myles Garrett's trade request(14:40) Jimmy Butler to the Warriors(20:53) Super Bowl LIX predictions(26:50) Bengals DE Trey Hendrickson(36:22) Cowboys LB Micah ParsonsSubscribe to McCoy & Van Noy on your favorite podcast app:

The NFC and AFC Championship Games delivered drama and standout performances! McCoy and Van Noy break down the Eagles' dominant win over the Commanders and how Saquon Barkley's "middle finger year" transformed their season. Plus, Mahomes' calm brilliance in the Chiefs' narrow victory over the Bills, key coaching hires, and end-of-season awards, including MVP and underrated stars. Don't miss McCoy's heartfelt praise for Van Noy making the Pro Bowl! 1:30 - NFC Championship Game: Eagles 55, Commanders 23 How did the Eagles dominate and Saquon transform their season?18:57 - AFC Championship Game: Chiefs 32, Bills 29 Mahomes' calm performance leads the Chiefs past the Bills 36:00 - Teams Picking Up Coaches for Next Season Breaking down key coaching hires across the league 41:35 - End of Season Awards Recognizing MVPs, standout players, and underrated stars 48:00 - Game Wreckers & Playmakers Shining a light on key game-changers like AJ Brown 49:00 - Tell Us How You Really Feel, Gerald! McCoy praises Van Noy for earning a Pro Bowl spot

Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy break down an epic Super Wild Card Weekend, covering the Ravens' dominant win over the Steelers, powered by Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and a stellar offensive line. They discuss what's next for Pittsburgh and whether it's time for a fresh start. The Bills' blowout victory against Denver highlights Josh Allen's excellence and Buffalo's revitalized run game, while the Texans shock the Chargers, raising questions about Justin Herbert's future. The Eagles deliver a defensive masterclass against the Packers, and the Rams' nine-sack demolition of the Vikings positions them as a serious playoff threat. Rookie QB Jayden Daniels impresses in his playoff debut, leading the Commanders past Tampa Bay.Game Wreckers & Playmakers highlights standout performances, including Derrick Henry's dominance and Nolan Smith's breakout. McCoy and Van Noy also make bold Divisional Round predictions and send heartfelt support to those affected by the LA wildfires. Don't miss the insights, and subscribe to McCoy & Van Noy for more!0:00 Welcome to McCoy & Van Noy2:19 Ravens' Playoff Statement: Lamar, Henry, and O-Line Excellence17:29 Steelers' Future: Is It Time for a Fresh Start?27:28 Bills Dominate Broncos: Allen Shines and Buffalo's Run Game Takes Over30:39 Texans Dominate Chargers: What's Next for Herbert?36:55 Eagles Ground Packers: Defensive Masterclass Secures Victory42:21 Rams' Sack Attack and Vikings' Offseason Questions45:54 Commanders Outlast Bucs: Jayden Daniels Shines in Playoff Debut54:01 Game Wreckers & Playmakers: Derrick Henry's Dominance, Nolan Smith's Rise, and the Week's Standouts58:26 Divisional Round Predictions: Who's Moving On?1:02:00 Sending Support: Prayers for Those Affected by the LA Wildfires

Welcome to Steelers Morning Rush, our new daily short-form podcast with Alan Saunders, giving a longer perspective on a single news topic surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers or the National Football League. Today's it's the matchup between right tackle Broderick Jones and Baltimore Ravens left outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy. After a shaky start, Jones has been playing outstanding football down the stretch in 2024. According to PFF, he has given up just three sacks since Week 9. The bad news? All three of them came against the Baltimore Ravens. Jones gave up one sacks against Baltimore in Week 11 and two in Week 16. If he can go out and throw down a clean game against Van Noy, that would provide a lot better pass protection that Russell Wilson has been getting as of late, which could jump-start the veteran quarterback after a few tough games. It should also give the team a lot more confidence about going into 2025 with Jones as a starting tackle after a slow start to 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From traditional interviews to AI-powered resume screenings, the landscape of hiring tools is evolving rapidly. We examined the most effective tools available for both job seekers and employers, including skills-based assessments and AI-driven technologies. Get a sneak peek at what's on the horizon for recruiters and job hunters and discover which tools are worth your time and investment.    In this Episode: Nicolas Kruegar, Ryan Ruffaner, Lee Crowson, Imani Nakyanzi   Visit us https://www.seboc.com/ Follow us on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/sebocLI Join an open-mic event: https://www.seboc.com/events   References Arnold, A., Sender, A., Fulmer, I., & Allen, D. (2024). Variable Pay Transparency in Organizations: When are Organizations More Likely to Open Up About Pay? Compensation & Benefits Review, 56(1), 16-36.  https://doi.org/10.1177/08863687231200802   Gonzalez Ehlinger, E., & Stephany, F. (2024). Skills or degree? The rise of skill-based hiring for AI and green jobs. The Rise of Skill-Based Hiring for AI and Green Jobs (February 25, 2024).   Peterson, E. K., Douglas, D., & Van Noy, M. (2024). The Growth of Skills-Based Hiring: An Exploration of Evidence from Six States.   Sigelman, M., Fuller, J., & Martin, A. (2024). Skills-based hiring: The long road from pronouncements to practice. Published by Burning Glass Institute.   Wilhelmy, A., Truxillo, D. M., & Funk, F. (2022). Reciprocity or backfiring? Examining the influence of realistic job previews on applicants' willingness to self‐disclose and use image protection tactics. International Journal of Selection and Assessment, 30(3), 311-329.

Ed, Rob, and Jeremy took some time from Thursday's BBMS to share their thoughts to the back and forth between Ed Reed and Kyle Van Noy. Reed said the Ravens' inability to finish games shows they're not championship caliber, something Van Noy agreed with, but was that the right way for KVN to go about it?

In this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy recap Week 5 of the NFL season, focusing on key moments like Lamar Jackson's MVP-worthy performance and the Chiefs' dominance. They also tackle Robert Saleh's firing as Jets' head coach after Aaron Rodgers' struggles, and make bold predictions for Week 6.(01:15) - Lamar's MVP Case Grows as RAVENS Triumph in OT Thriller vs. Bengals!(14:39) - JuJu & Hunt Step Up as CHIEFS Dominate Saints to Stay Undefeated(19:37) - Vikings Defense Dominates as Rodgers Throws 3 Picks in JETS Struggles(26:15) - Rodgers Throws 3 Picks, Jets in Trouble(31:00) - Cowboys Edge Steelers in Close Battle: DAK Leads DALLAS to Victory(37:18) - Giants Beat Seahawks – DANIEL JONES Rises While SEAHAWKS Struggle(43.05) - Breakdown or Bounce Back, Red Zone & Injury Woes Raise Questions for 49ERS(50:41) - Drive to Win(55:10) - Robert Saleh FIRED as Jets Head Coach, What's Next for New York?(01:02:52) - WEEK 6 NFL Picks, Who Will Come Out on Top?In this action-packed episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy break down the biggest stories from Week 5 of the NFL season.Starting with Lamar Jackson's incredible MVP-worthy performance, the Ravens pulled off a thrilling OT victory against the Bengals, showing that Baltimore is a serious contender. Next, JuJu Smith-Schuster and Kareem Hunt step up as the Chiefs cruise past the Saints, improving to 5-0.We then dive into the Vikings' dominant defense and Aaron Rodgers' three interceptions that have the Jets reeling. Is the future in trouble for New York?The Cowboys narrowly edge out the Steelers in a close game as Dak Prescott delivers under pressure. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones leads the Giants to victory over the Seahawks, proving he can rise to the challenge.The 49ers' offensive struggles and red zone issues lead us to discuss whether they can bounce back or face a breakdown in the coming weeks.Finally, we break down Robert Saleh's shocking firing as head coach of the Jets and give our Week 6 NFL picks. You will want to experience this episode with bold predictions, deep insights, and the latest NFL news!Check out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Foxborough Fanatics welcomes back Kyle Ingraham - their first returning guest! Kyle, Nate Emerton, and Reese Merritt pose some interesting questions concerning offensive line issues and how the approach to the passing game should change or continue to stay the same. Here is the rundown: (0:45) Introduction: Welcome Kyle Ingraham (3:00) Recent News & Will Rhamondre Stevenson see less reps? (8:21) Recap: New England Patriots vs. San Francisco 49ers (13:18) “Oh god! Kyle, hold me back!” -Nate (15:13) The Senior Moment (18:16) Ja'Lynn Polk Stock Going Up (19:57) When Should Drake Maye Take Over at QB? (27:02) Christian Gonzalez! (30:21) “You and Van Noy.” -Kyle (32:03) “Shout out Sam Darnold!” -Nate (32:37) Hot Takes (37:36) Game Time: Word Association (46:47) “Myles Garrett!” -Everyone (47:39) Preview: Miami Dolphins vs. New England Patriots

Vannoy S shares her Al-Anon story at the 2018 Sobriety Under the Sun Convention held in Puerto Vallarta Mexico. Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate Email: sobercast@gmail.com 2 East Coast Events coming up: The 70th Annual Tri-State Assembly held in Chautauqua New York. Details: https://scast.us/tristate and The 35th Mackinac Island Fall Weekend Retreat. Details: https://scast.us/mac Event List: https://scast.us/event Roundup, retreat, convention or workshop coming up? List the event on the Sober Cast website. Visit the link above and look for "Submit Your Event" in the blue box. Sober Cast has 2700+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search. https://sobercast.com

In this explosive episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy dive into one of the most thrilling weeks of the NFL season. The Ravens' epic beatdown of the Bills takes center stage, with Derrick Henry running wild for an unbelievable 199 yards, including a stunning 87-yard touchdown run that changed the game. And let's not forget Van Noy's dominant defense, adding two critical sacks on Josh Allen, proving the Ravens are back in the hunt!(01:05) - Ravens Regain Dominance: Van Noy Shines in Bills Beatdown(12:52) - NFL Week 4 Recap: Lions, Titans, Chiefs Shine(27:25) - Baker Mayfield's Comeback: Bucs Dominate Eagles(41:19) - Surprise Teams: Vikings and Commanders Turning Heads(54:33) - Drive to Win: Goff, Henry, and Van Noy's Big Performances(58:54) - Week 5 Matchups: Game Previews and Predictions(1:05:55) - Exclusive Interview with 49ers Star OT Trent WilliamsThe drama continues as we explore Baker Mayfield's heroic comeback with the Buccaneers. From being cast aside to leading Tampa Bay to a decisive victory over the Eagles, Mayfield is rewriting his legacy. At the same time, Mike Evans makes history as the Bucs' all-time scoring leader. Is this just the beginning for Baker and the Bucs?Then, we turn to the unexpected rise of the Vikings and Commanders. Sam Darnold's resurgence in Minnesota and Jayden Daniels' breakout in Washington have shocked the NFL world. Are these teams legit contenders, or are they just riding a temporary wave? We break down how both teams are defying all odds.Finally, prepare for bold Week 5 predictions and deep dives into standout performances from around the league. We spotlight Jared Goff's flawless play, the Lions' trick play mastery, and more. Plus, don't miss an exclusive preview of our interview with 49ers' star Trent Williams as he discusses the 49ers' early-season challenges and what it takes to dominate the NFL for over a decade.Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for all the hard-hitting NFL analysis you need. This episode is packed with insights, surprises, and drama that keeps you returning for more!Check out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

6x Pro Bowl DT Gerald McCoy and 2x Super Bowl winner Kyle Van Noy recap their favorite moments from week 3 in the NFL, give their perspective on Antonio Pierce calling out his Raiders players and make their week 4 picks.(1:10) - Monday Night Football Recap: Bills Crush Jaguars, Commanders Edge Bengals(11:16) - Antonio Pierce Calls Out Raiders(15:00) Is Football Getting Soft?(24:01) - Kyle Van Noy is a sack machine(29:00) - Can It Last? Teams Starting Strong Through Week 3(42:24) Drive to Win: Gerald and Kyle's top players from Week 3(51:15) - Week 4 NFL PicksOn this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, 6x Pro Bowl DT Gerald McCoy and 2x Super Bowl winner Kyle Van Noy recap their favorite moments from week 3 in the NFL, starting with the two games that just happened on Monday night.The guys start by talking about the difference between Josh Allen, who looks like the best QB in football right now, and Trevor Lawrence. Both Gerald and Kyle have theories as to why Josh Allen looks so much more under control now than earlier in his career.Moving onto the surprising Commanders, who beat the Bengals on Monday, Jayden Daniels put the league on notice with his near-perfect performance.Gerald and Kyle also spend some time talking about how "soft" football has gotten, how analytics play a role and how it has fundamentally changed the game.Then Gerald and Kyle talk about Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce calling out his players after their loss to the Carolina Panthers. What did he mean by certain guys were making "business decisions"? And would you, as a player, take offense to that type of criticism?The guys then spotlight week 3's "Drive to Win" players and play a version of "Can it last?" with some unexpected teams sitting at the top of their respective divisions before going through all of the week 4 games and making their picks.Check out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

QB Lamar Jackson, OLB Kyle Van Noy, S Kyle Hamilton, WR Rashod Bateman, and Head Coach John Harbaugh speak with the media.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Knock Knock Eye, I discuss the recent injury of NFL linebacker Kyle Van Noy, who suffered an orbital fracture during a game. Van Noy criticized the time it took for an eye doctor to reach him in the locker room, but I offer a behind-the-scenes look at why this might not be as shocking as it seems. From the logistics of getting an ophthalmologist to a stadium to understanding orbital fractures, this episode dives into the complexities of eye injuries in professional sports and what we can learn from this unusual situation. Takeaways: The Logistics of Eye Care in Sports: Kyle Van Noy's injury highlighted the challenge of quickly accessing specialized care, like ophthalmologists, during professional sports events, which can take longer than expected for specific injuries. The Dangers of Eye Subluxation: Eye subluxation, where the eyelids get trapped behind the eyeball, can occur in conditions like severe thyroid eye disease. This rare and serious condition requires immediate medical attention to prevent permanent vision loss. Gene Therapy for Inherited Eye Diseases: The episode briefly touches on advancements in gene therapy for rare conditions like Leber congenital amaurosis, offering hope for patients with inherited retinal diseases as groundbreaking treatments become more available. — To Get Tickets to Wife & Death: You can visit Glaucomflecken.com/live  We want to hear YOUR stories (and medical puns)! Shoot us an email and say hi! knockknockhi@human-content.com Can't get enough of us? Shucks. You can support the show on Patreon for early episode access, exclusive bonus shows, livestream hangouts, and much more! – http://www.patreon.com/glaucomflecken Also, be sure to check out the newsletter: https://glaucomflecken.com/glauc-to-me/ If you are interested in buying a book from one of our guests, check them all out here: https://www.amazon.com/shop/dr.glaucomflecken If you like the scrubs I'm wearing, here's a link and discount code to get some Jaanuu Scrubs link: https://bit.ly/4cAvXbs code: DRG20 for 20% off first-time purchases* *This code works on full-price items only excluding embroidery!  If you want more information on models I use: Anatomy Warehouse provides for the best, crafting custom anatomical products, medical simulation kits and presentation models that create a lasting educational impact.  For more information go to Anatomy Warehouse DOT com. Link:  Anatomy Warehouse Plus for 15% off use code: Glaucomflecken15 Today's episode is brought to you by the Nuance Dragon Ambient Experience (DAX). It's like having a virtual Jonathan in your pocket. If you would like to learn more about DAX Copilot check out http://nuance.com/discoverDAX and ask your provider for the DAX Copilot experience. Produced by Human Content Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

6x All-Pro and 3x Pro Bowl DT Gerald McCoy and current Baltimore Ravens LB Kyle Van Noy recap the Falcons' big win against the Eagles on Monday Night Football, wonder if analytics are ruining football and pick every week 3 NFL game.(01:00) - RECAP: Falcons 22, Eagles 21(11:40) - RECAP: Raiders 26, Ravens 23(18:55) - Should Tua retire after another concussion?(26:30) - Panthers bench QB Bryce Young(32:30) - Teams & players that were written off too soon(44:25) - Toyota Drive to Win Performers: Week 2(50:00) - NFL Week 3 picksOn this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, 6x All-Pro and 3x Pro Bowl DT Gerald McCoy and current Baltimore Ravens LB Kyle Van Noy recap the Falcons' big win against the Eagles on Monday Night Football, including a clutch performance by Falcons QB Kirk Cousins.Kyle's Baltimore Ravens are 0-2 after losing to the Las Vegas Raiders, but Gerald's co-host did manage to pick up 2 sacks in the losing effort. What do the Ravens need to do to turn their season around?The guys then discuss Tua Tagovailoa's most recent concussion and what it means for his future in football, along with clapping back at some of the fans that made fun of the Dolphins QB head injury.Before diving into the players are teams that were written off too soon, and are thriving two weeks into the NFL season, Gerald and Kyle react to the news that the Panthers have benched 2nd year QB Bryce Young in favor of veteran Andy Dalton. What does it mean for his future? Should he ask for a trade away from Carolina?After going through some players (Sam Darnold!) and teams (the Saints!) that have gotten off to hot starts despite low expectations, the guys get into their Drive to Win performers from week 2 and tell you who they think will win every game in week 3.Check out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

OLB Kyle Van Noy, WR Zay Flowers, and Head Coach John Harbaugh speak with the media.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gerald McCoy and Baltimore Ravens LB Kyle Van Noy share an update on Kyle's injury on TNF against the Chiefs, discuss Tyreek Hill getting pulled over on Sunday & look ahead to Week 2's games.(01:45) - Kyle addresses his eye injury(09:00) - 49ers lying on injury report?(14:50) - Tyreek Hill arrested pre-game(23:50) - Kendrick Lamar to play Super Bowl halftime(31:45) - I Told You So!(37:40) - Drive To Win (Week 1)(42:45) - NFL Week 2 picksWeek 1 of the NFL season is finally in the books after San Francisco's Monday night win over the New York Jets, and it wasn't without its dramatic ups and downs, especially including hosts of this very podcast.Gerald McCoy and Baltimore Ravens LB Kyle Van Noy kick off their look at Week 1 rewinding all the way back to Thursday night, when Kyle's Ravens narrowly lost to the Kansas City Chiefs and Kyle suffered a fractured orbital bone. Kyle gives an update on his prognosis and has some harsh words for the Kansas City medical staff that treated him.Later, Gerald & Kyle discuss the distressing news out of Miami, in which Dolphins wideout Tyreek Hill was detained and handcuffed only hours before the team's game against Jacksonville — with publicly released police bodycam footage revealing a harrowing scene that involved police, Hill and Miami teammates Jonnu Smith and Calais Campbell.Afterwards, the guys discuss Jordan Mason's breakout on Monday Night Football, why Gerald has been right all summer about the Green Bay Packers, Arizona Cardinals and the pair close out the show giving some Week 2 predictions.Check out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The National Suicide Hotline can be reached at 988. Annika VanNoy, PhD, is an accomplished leader in the veterinary field, currently serving as the senior director of talent and learning at Thrive Pet Healthcare. With a solid academic background culminating in a PhD from The University of Texas at Austin, VanNoy has dedicated her career to advancing the veterinary industry by enhancing practice management and optimizing team development. Her work focuses on creating and implementing talent strategies that empower veterinary professionals, ensuring they have the resources and support needed to excel in their roles. In addition to talent strategies, VanNoy oversees Thrive's wellbeing strategy.  VanNoy's expertise and innovative approach to talent management have been instrumental in driving the growth and success of Thrive Pet Healthcare, making her a key figure in the company's mission to revolutionize veterinary care.

The 2024 NFL regular season finally kicks off this Thursday night with the Baltimore Ravens traveling to the Kansas City Chiefs. Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy are hyped to start the season and they kick off this episode looking at the reigning NFC champs, the San Francisco 49ers, who have had a tumultuous offseason coming off of a Super Bowl loss and multiple contract disputes. While WR Brandon Ayiuk has a long-term deal solidified, superstar LT Trent Williams does not and is still holding out from the team's training camp and practices. The guys discuss why Williams is so important, react to the shocking news of Ricky Pearsall's shooting over the weekend and talk about why it's so hard for Super Bowl runners-up to find their footing the subsequent year.Later, in the show, Kyle Van Noy previews his Baltimore Ravens traveling to Chiefs Kingdom for the 2024 season opener, and the guys share their thoughts on the entire Week 1 lineup and pick each game.Also, Gerald shares a personal story from the weekend on how he went one-on-one with an entire hive of wasps living in his son's driveway basketball hoop.(1:30) Brandon Ayuik gets paid(8:32) Ricky Pearsall's shooting(11:27) 49ers 2024 outlook(20:05) Gerald battling wasps(24:59) 2024 season kickoff(29:42) Week 1 predictions(41:30) Drive To Win: Which QB needs a big Week 1?Subscribe to McCoy & Van Noy on your favorite podcast app:

Two-time All-Pro Gerald McCoy and two-time Super Bowl winner Kyle Van Noy get back together to talk through NFL news, interview Jets All-Pro DT Quinnen Williams and answer your questions.(01:20) - RIP Ravens OL coach Joe D'Alessandris(04:20) - Is the Jahan Dotson trade disrespectful?(09:05) - Can Dave Canales be the Bryce Young whisperer?(17:45) - Top 5 defensive tackles in the NFL(28:10) - Quinnen Williams interview(38:40) - Mailbag!(57:40) - Drive to Win: Preseason week 3On this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Kyle kicks things off by talking about the recent passing of Baltimore Ravens offensive line coach Joe D'Alessandris. Kyle tells a story about a conversation they had and how Coach D was regarded in the Ravens locker room.After the Washington Commanders traded former 1st round pick Jahan Dotson to the Philadelphia Eagles, the guys wonder….is it disrespectful to trade a player to your division rival? Dave Canales must've listened to last week's episode because he played Panthers QB Bryce Young this week and the results were fantastic. Is Canales the QB whisperer that can turn Young's career around?Before interviewing Quinnen Williams, the guys wondered where the Jets All-Pro DT ranked among the best defensive tackles in the NFL today. Unsurprisingly, he made both Gerald and Kyle's top 5 list. Former NFL DT Gerald McCoy then interviewed current Jets DT Quinnen Williams about who he watches on tape to get better and how being a family man has guided both of their NFL careers.The guys then open up the mailbag, answering a whole host of questions from McCoy & Van Noy listeners. To get your question answered, send an email to mccoyvannoy@yahoosports.com. Finally, the guys pick out their Drive to Win players from the final week of the NFL preseason before wrapping up the show.Subscribe to McCoy & Van Noy on your favorite podcast app:

Welcome back! Today's episode features a clip of me speaking at a recent School Resource Officer Summer Conference. I discuss some matters of self-awareness. Not being self-absorbed. But take heed of these topics because nobody is immune, and it's good to know about this. You may be doing great! But, the person to your left and right might not be.  Get "Mental Health Fight Of The Heroes In Blue": https://bit.ly/HowToMentallySurvive ------------------------ Contact me for the references of this presenation:   https://thescottmedlin.com/contact/   *Get your free mental survival quick guide (If you dont wish to purchase the book above): https://scott-31f04.gr8.com/   ------------------------   References:   •Corruble, E., Benyamina, A., Bayle, F., Falissard, B., & Hardy, P. (2003). Understanding impulsivity in severe depression? A psychometrical contribution. Progress In Neuro-Psychopharmacology And Biological Psychiatry, 27(5), 829-833. doi: 10.1016/s0278-5846(03)00115-5 •Davidson, C., Babson, K., Bonn-Miller, M., Souter, T., & Vannoy, S. (2013). The Impact of Exercise on Suicide Risk: Examining Pathways through Depression, PTSD, and Sleep in an Inpatient Sample of Veterans. Suicide And Life-Threatening Behavior, 43(3), 279-289. doi: 10.1111/sltb.12014 •Davis, H. (2020). Police officer suicide rate more than doubles line-of-duty deaths in 2019, study shows. Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://www.foxnews.com/us/texas-police-officer-suicide-rate •Edwards, Dr. Jonathan. SUICIDE IN COVID-19 ERA & KETAMINE: A Little Known Treatment for Depression. Amazon, 2022. •Felman, A. (2018). What are the symptoms of addiction?. Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323459 •Fletcher, J. (2019). Is vaping bad for you?. Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/327374 •Juergens, J. (2019). Addiction and Suicide. Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://www.addictioncenter.com/addiction/addiction-and-suicide/ •Julson, E. (2018). 11 Signs and Symptoms of Anxiety Disorders. Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/anxiety-disorder-symptoms   •. (2018). 167 AMERICAN POLICE OFFICERS DIED BY SUICIDE IN 2018 - Blue H.E.L.P. Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://bluehelp.org/blog/158- American-police-officers-died-by-suicide-in-2018/ •Kosslyn, S., & Rosenberg, R. (2004). Fundamentals of Psychology: The Brain, The Person, The World (2nd ed.). Allyn & Bacon. •Mylett, E. (2018). #MaxOut Your Life: Strategies for Becoming an Elite Performer. JETLAUNCH. •Olson, A., & Wasilewski, M. (2016). 4 principles cops can use to overcome negativity and negative thoughts. Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://www.policeone.com/health-fitness/articles/4-principles-cops-can-use-to-overcome-negativity-and-negative-thoughts-egerjFDoPjThtDx8 •Police and Addiction. (2018). Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/sure-recovery/201803/police-and-addiction •Purbasari Horton, A. (2017). How To Make Your Actual Work As Addictive As Email. Retrieved 31 March 2020, from https://www.fastcompany.com/40418508/how-to-make-your-actual-work-as-addictive-as-email   Disclaimer: The creator is not responsible for errors, omissions, or results from using this information. The views or opinions belong solely to the Creator. Information by the Creator is for Educational Purposes Certain Content herein is subject to the Doctrine of “Fair Use”   As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

Two-time All-Pro Gerald McCoy and two-time Super Bowl champ Kyle Van Noy join forces for the premiere episode of their new podcast — where two legendary defensive players, one still in the game, and one who recently got out of it — chat about the ins and outs of life in the NFL.(04:15) - Russell Wilson vs. Justin Fields in Pittsburgh(15:30) - Has Daniel Jones lost the Giants' trust?(25:05) - Gardner Minshew named Raiders starting QB(29:40) - Cowboys financial crunch: Can they sign CeeDee & Dak?(40:00) - Aiyuk & Williams “hold in” for the 49ers(48:15) - Why aren't Penix & Bryce Young playing in the preseason?(56:15) - Toyota Drive to Win: Preseason week 2Quarterback controversies, holdouts, hold-ins and the curious use of a Spiderman meme — all can be found in the premiere episode of McCoy & Van Noy. Two-time All-Pro Gerald McCoy and two-time Super Bowl champ Kyle Van Noy join forces for the premiere episode of their new podcast — where two legendary defensive players, one still in the game, and one who recently got out of it — chat about the ins and outs of life in the NFL.Gerald & Kyle kick things off discussing the QB battle in Pittsburgh, where Russell Wilson and Justin Fields are vying for the number 1 spot. In other troubling QB situations, the guys also touch on the Las Vegas Raiders naming Gardner Minshew the starter over Aidan O'Connell and in New York, Daniel Jones' troubling Week 2 preseason performance with two INTs thrown in a loss to the Houston Texans.Later in the show, the guys discuss the summer's two football hottest topics: the situations in Dallas and San Francisco, where wideouts CeeDee Lamb and Brandon Ayiuk are expecting massive new deals. Aiyuk has requested a trade, while Lamb...it somehow involves Spiderman and it's complicated.Subscribe to McCoy & Van Noy on your favorite podcast app:

OLB Kyle Van Noy, Pass Rush Coach Chuck Smith, and Head Coach John Harbaugh speak with the media.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

S Marcus Williams, OLB Kyle Van Noy, and Head Coach John Harbaugh speak with the media after Thursday's minicamp practice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this edition of TMWS, American Legion Post 229 Commander Larry Vannoy is sharing about their volunteer effort which includes Veteran and Memorial Day Events; H.S. Legion Baseball; Madison City Street Festival; Christmas Events; Floyd E. Tut Fann Home Visits; Veteran Cemetery Flag and Wreath Laying; JROTC support; Trail of Tears support; Legion Riders; and much more. I hope you will listen and share.

On this MADM, Larry Vannoy, who is the commander of chapter 229 of the American Legion, is sharing about his military background. Sponsor: Park Supply Company, Inc. ParkSupplyCompany.com

Creating a novel is more than just writing words on a page; it's about capturing the essence of stories, memories, and emotions to create a living, breathing world. In this episode of "Authors Who Lead,” Steve and I provide an intimate look into the making of their first collaborative fiction book, "Gone Missing," the debut novel in the Cinderbottom series. Inspired by our late father's rich storytelling and life experiences, we delve into the origin, process, and emotional journey of bringing this unique project to life.Timestamp:00:00 Excited to discuss the Cinderbottom series with Steve.04:50 Recommend reading before releasing book; found typos. Proud of work, surprised by forgotten details. Events from different times woven together.09:33 Rich coal history, bustling past, small present.12:15 Legacy of forgotten place and family stories.16:01 Family history inspires exploration of Southern West Virginia.18:50 Thanks for sharing, follow us on socials.Full show notesCOMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Filthy Rags Outreach Presents: The Impact with Big ChuckSpecial Guest: Adair Hasty-Vannoy of Ellison Coaching and Counseling Tonight's Topic: Embracing Behavioral Health Services in Black CommunitiesJoin Big Chuck tonight as he welcomes Adair Hasty-Vannoy, a Licensed Mental Health Therapist in pursuit of her PhD, to discuss the critical importance of recognizing and embracing behavioral health services within Black communities.Adair will share her insights on:Changing the narrative about mental health in Black communities.The healing potential of therapy and other behavioral health services.Addressing the shortage of Black therapists.Why it's essential for Black individuals to have access to Black therapists.Tune in to this impactful conversation and discover how we can foster mental health and healing in our communities! Date: Thursday, May 23rd, 2024 Time: 8:00pm PST Location: LIVE on Filthy Rags Outreach's Facebook and YouTube Channels. Tomorrow on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and www.filthyragsoutreach.orgDon't miss out!For more information, visit http://www.filthyragsoutreach.org

Check out a story that is at the very beginning! 23-year-old Grace Vannoy is a beautiful soul--kind, smart and adventurous--and she has done something extraordinary: she's devoted her life to serving God and others. The  Student Life Coordinator at Christ Church, Grace studied religion in depth for over four years, and is doing her best to build up our society's youth. Hear Grace's story as her adventures begin.(This episode was recorded on March 4, 2024.)

In this insightful episode of "Small Business Marketing - Then & Now," we delve into the transformative world of modern bookkeeping with Denise Van Noy, the driving force behind Lucidity Bookkeeping. With a keen focus on small businesses, Lucidity Bookkeeping stands out by bringing the accounting department directly to entrepreneurs. With over 20 years of genuine business experience under their belt, the team at Lucidity Bookkeeping isn't just about crunching numbers. They merge bookkeeping expertise with entrepreneurial insights, understanding the multifaceted challenges faced by business owners. Denise highlights her journey into bookkeeping and her companies journey in marketing to small business owners.  Lucidity Bookkeeping's systematic approach ensures that each client's unique business model, operations, and goals are thoroughly understood. This personalized touch allows them to offer tailored solutions, from improving workflows to enhancing overall efficiency. Lucidity Bookkeeping serves both local clients in the West Palm Beach, Florida area and remote clients across the United States. Their commitment to fostering strong communication and building close relationships with their clients shines through in every interaction. Tune in to discover how Lucidity Bookkeeping is redefining bookkeeping for the modern entrepreneur, providing clarity where it matters most and empowering businesses to achieve financial success. To learn more, click https://www.luciditybookkeeping.com/You can find your host, Howard Wolpoff, at:www.profitmasterbusinesssolutions.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/hwolpoffInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/hwolpoff/TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@hwolpoffThank you for listening!

Unlock the blueprint to a partnership that builds more than just homes; it constructs dreams. Experience the camaraderie and vision of Blake Romero and Bobby Vannoy of Legendary Contractors in our latest episode, where a chance encounter through their wives' friendship lays the foundation for a business that's changing the landscape of new construction. Sit back and let their story inspire you as we explore the craftsmanship behind Legendary Scapes and the eagerly anticipated Parade of Homes.Step behind the scenes with us and get a sneak peek into three breathtaking projects that Blake and Bobby will be showcasing. From the Acadiana style to custom designs perfect for growing families, these homes aren't just structures; they're masterpieces of functional elegance. Delight in the details as we reveal the standout features that set these homes apart and the collaborative spirit that turns wood and stone into warm, inviting spaces. Join us and meet the visionary builders whose hands craft the walls that turn houses into homes at Legendary Contractors.

Andrew Van Noy has an incredible life story. He's brilliant, genuine, and incredibly interesting. He's a successful CEO. Andrew founded DeepPower, Inc. in June 2022. Prior to DeepPower, he was the Chairman and CEO of AiAdvertising, Inc. from 2012 to 2022. From 2009 to 2011 Mr. Van Noy served as the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for PageTransformer, a company which provided web and software development for iPad, iPhone, and Android devices. Mr. Van Noy has prior experience in digital marketing, private equity and investment banking. During his years at AiAdvertising, Mr. Van Noy led strategic efforts to rebrand and restructure the business and presided over the acquisition of a number of companies and capital raising efforts. Mr. Van Noy graduated from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Science degree. Listen in to learn why he is truly Happy, Grateful, Blessed!

In this enlightening episode of the Light It Up podcast, David Van Noy, the CEO/Owner of Van Noy Real Estate, industry educator, business coach, and social media innovator, shares invaluable insights into mastering real estate success. Join us as David unveils proven routines and strategies honed through his multifaceted expertise. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just beginning your journey in real estate, this episode offers a masterclass in achieving success in the field. Tune in to discover David Van Noy's secrets to mastering real estate and paving your path to success. ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ We'd love to Connect, Collaborate, or Help. Reach out! KIRO NASRALAH 201-312-7708 ------------------------------ JOHN SCIPIONE 201-841-8935

On this episode of Smart Energy we're chatting about making small habit changes in the New Year, the energy grid with Elysia Vannoy, and answer a listener question about what to do with old holiday lights.

Episode 94: Finding your PURPOSE with Yogini Goddess Vanessa Van Noy "THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EXERCISE AND YOGA IS PURPOSE"- Vanessa Van NoyVanessa is back! For the third time in a row, this time we are speaking about FINDING YOUR PURPOSE, yoga, being a woman in this yoga world dealing with sexual predators, yoga teaching, specifically teacher training programs, how much shitty programs there are out there, space fillers, a yoga teacher mill just pumping out teachers, we speak about all this and the responsibilty Vanessa feels teaching teachers herself in her Advanced Yoga Teacher Training. And we dive back in time to our own experiences of teacher training and our yoga careers, two decades for Vanessa, one decade for me. Vanessa is such a legend! She has been teaching in the NY metro area for over 23 years. She has worked with pro and collegiate athletes, people with physical limitations, and everyone in between. She specializes in creating practices that are fluid, functional and fun. She encourages humor & compassion, perseverance & perception , love & laughter. Vanessa is also the founder of “Headstands for Hunger “a annual yoga-based community event that feeds hungry people and homeless pets in Monmouth County NJ. Because TAKING YOGA OFF THE MAT IS WHERE IT IS AT! Vanessa is a true believer in the power of the practice .Yoga has changed her life in so many ways. Yoga has made her a happier , more confident and more content human being. Vanessa's mat has been her safe place for a long time, a place where she can feel strong, hopeful and connected. Her wish is to share all these gifts with her community, and to help all beings live their lives happy, healthy and free. She is also the co founder of PURPOSE yoga studio in New Jersey. SHOW NOTES: INSTA: @vanessa_vannoy @purpose.nj https://vanessavannoy.com/https://purposenj.com/

Boo Vannoy, professional softball player for the Florida Vibe, wants to remind us all that we are not defined by our past but by who God says that we are.As a collegiate athlete, Boo rewrote the record books at UNC-Charlotte! However, when you ask her about those accomplishments, those records were made to be broken, and her relationship with Christ and the light that shines through her for His glory will always be the most significant victory she took both on and off the field!Want to connect? Email: completingandcompeting@gmail.comWebsite: completingandcompeting.orgTwitter: @candcministry Instagram: @candcministry 

Don't forget to check out Casey's other podcast Creating The Greatest Show which is all about the ins and outs of creating a great podcast!Learn more at https://ringmaster.com/creating-the-greatest-show/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=audio_ad&utm_campaign=cgs_cross_promo_on_hcmOur guest today brings 24 years of expertise in marketing and sales, embodying a visionary approach with a strong focus on AI and digital-first strategies. Meet Mike Vannoy, the Chief Marketing Officer at Asure Software and a board member at Brus.ai. In this conversation with Casey, Mike delves into topics such as demand, lead generation, content, and both inbound and outbound marketing.Connect with Mike Vannoy:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikevannoy Asure Software Website: https://www.asuresoftware.com Brus.ai Website: https://www.brus.ai Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikevannoy Ways to Tune In:Apple Podcasts:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hard-corps-marketing-show/id1338838763Amazon Music/Audible: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/0f4497c6-b402-4cad-9018-1e41b7e8f2bb/the-hard-corps-marketing-showSpotify:  https://open.spotify.com/show/1vVLpNI1LssMTiL6KdsamnStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-hard-corps-marketing-showGoogle Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy50cmFuc2lzdG9yLmZtL3RoZS1oYXJkLWNvcnBzLW1hcmtldGluZy1zaG93YouTube: https://youtu.be/QxFbZCUIWSAHard Corps Marketing is produced and sponsored by Ringmaster, on a mission to create connections through branded podcasts. Learn more at https://ringmaster.com/ 

In this special Thanksgiving Day podcast, Dr. Hixson and his dear friend Pastor Paul Van Noy discuss what it means to be thankful. Dr. Hixson's books on Kindle NEW BOOK: Spirit of the False Prophet Trailer for New Book Books: Spirit of the Antichrist Volumes One and Two Book: What Lies Ahead-A Biblical Overview of the End Times Book: Getting the Gospel Wrong Not By Works Ministries Follow NBW Ministries on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram! Get the new NBW Ministries mobile app! Sign up for the NBW Newsletter Spirit of the Antichrist Full Series on DVD or Streaming What In the World Is Going On? Video Series Not By Works Online Store Bible Study Methods Course What Lies Ahead Video Series Support Not By Works Not By Works Rumble Channel Book: Top Ten Reasons Some People Go to Hell Book: Weekly Words of Life

In this introductory episode for season three, host Marc Goldberg interviews Dr. Michelle Van Noy, the Director of the Education and Employment Research Center (EERC) at the Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations. As a leading scholar in the world of quality non-degree credentials, Dr. Van Noy provides important context on this topic to ground us in this season's podcast theme. She shares research she has led at EERC on the quality non-degree credentials ecosystem and growing interest and investments by states and institutions. This includes the recent publication Making Sense of Quality in the Non-Degree Credential (NDC) Marketplace- Implications for Policymakers and Practitioners. Dr. Van Noy elaborates on the elements of quality non-degree credentials, highlights additional research and resources on this topic, including states that are leading the way and offers insights on questions to explore with upcoming guests - students, college leaders and policymakers on non-degree credentials of value. The All In: Student Pathways Forward podcast is a part of Oregon's participation in the National Skills Coalition SkillSPAN network.

Last time we spoke about the ongoing operations around Finschhafen. The Japanese had technically lost Finschhafen in a rather quick fashion when the allies landed, but they had not given it up. General Katagiri was preparing a massive counter offensive against the allies while a large defensive effort was made at Sattelberg. Meanwhile the Australians and Americans had underestimated what it would take to secure the region and required time to reinforce themselves. Some ground was still gained and much patrolling was done, but the real battle for Finschhafen was just about to be let loose. We also spoke about the terrible situation in Bengal where a man made famine was not only hurting the people of Bengal but also bolstering the Free India Movement, led by Subhas Chandra Bose. Today we are going to continue these stories and more! This episode is the defense of Finschhafen  Welcome to the Pacific War Podcast Week by Week, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about world war two? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on world war two and much more  so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel you can find a few videos all the way from the Opium Wars of the 1800's until the end of the Pacific War in 1945.    Episode 100, oh my god how time flies by! Just wanted to say a huge thanks from myself and KNG for continuing to listen to me ramble on, you guys are awesome. We are going back to Finschhafen, which was described by Australian Historian Garth Pratten "to be one of the largest bases in the Southwest Pacific Area". Its certainly a true statement, Finschhafen would act as an enormous staging camp with a divisional capacity, a wharf for LSTs, several airfields and fuel dumps. General Wootten's 9th division had finally arrived to help bolster Brigadier Windeyer's 20th Brigade, just in time to meet the increasing Japanese attacks. Simultaneously General Katagiri managed to bring the bulk of his 20th division to Sattelberg and was now ready to unleash his strong counteroffensive. Katagiri's officials orders read "After dusk on X Oct, the main strength of 79th Infantry Regiment will attack the enemy in Arndt Point area from the north side. The assault boat Butai will penetrate through the north coast of Arndt Point on the night of X-day. Instructions to this "Boat Penetration Tai" were that "ammunition dumps, artillery positions, tanks, enemy H.Q., moored boats, barracks, etc. should be selected as objectives". "X-day," will be decided on X-minus-1-day at 2200 hrs and a fire will be seen for 20 minutes on the Sattelberg heights. When the fire is seen answer back at a suitable spot (by fires)."  Katagiri's plan was for the Yamada detachment to perform a surprise attack against Jivevaneng while the 79th regiment led by Colonel Hayashida Kaneki would attack in the direction of Katika with three companies of the 2nd battalion and another company of the 3rd battalion kept in reserve, while the rest attacked Scarlet beach in the northern part of Arndt Point. Additionally the 2nd battalion, 26th field artillery regiment and two companies of the 1st battalion, 79th regiment would perform a diversionary attack north of the Song river against Bonga, and the 10th company of the 79th regiment would join a detachment of engineers with explosive and demolition charges to make a seaborne attack against Scarlet Beach.  This unit was called the "Boat Penetration Force", under Lieutenant Sugino, the commander of 10 Company. The counteroffensive was set to kick off on October 16th with the signal being a large fire lit at sattelberg. Now Wootten was aware there was something big coming, but he was unsure the direction of the offensive. Australian intelligence believed the enemy would counterattack towards Finschhafen airfield, Langemak bay or perhaps both. So Windeyer was ordered to coordinate the defense of Langemak Bay while Brigadier Evans would command the defenses of scarlet beach. On October 15th, a patrol of the 2/28th managed to capture a Japanese officer's satchel in the wareo-Gusika area, containing a copy of Katagiri's operation order for the offensive. The document was readily translated and reported back to Wootten. The Australian eyes were thus all turned west towards Sattelberg. Wootten instructed everyone "All units whose location permits will establish lookouts to report immediately… the lighting of any fires at night on Sattelberg heights and any answering fires.” Wotten believed that October 16th had to be X day and wondered why there was no sign yet of the diversion attack from the north. Wootten reaffirmed his orders to Evans to hold the site at Wareo at all costs as he believed the enemy would be advancing through there. Unbeknownst to Wootten, the bulk of the 79th regiment had already begun infiltrating the Katika track and the Yamada detachment were in position to hit Jivevaneng. Just before dawn on the 16th, the Japanese counteroffensive kicked off, as 3 companies of the 3rd battalion, 80th regiment launched their attack against the 2/17th battalions positions. The 2/17th were taken completely by surprise as many Japanese had crawled within 20 yards of their battalions HQ sitting on the eastern edge of Jivevaneng. Most of the attacks wre beaten back by components of Major Maclarns HQ company as well as the battalion HQ staff. For 2 hours after 7:30am the main track and positions occupied by a platoon of machine gunners and one mortar crew were subjected to sever shelling from a 70mm and 75 mm gun. The day would see 4 major attacks against the defensive positions, but all would be repulsed. At 3:15pm the battalion HQ was heavily damaged by mortar fire and grenades from cup dischargers. They suffered 19 casualties including 5 deaths. Yamada had also sent a small decoy unit of 150 men who raised cooking smoke in front of Kumawa trying to ruse the enemy over and prevent reinforcements going to Jivevaneng. Meanwhile the 79th regiment infiltrated the widely dispersed companies of the 2/3rd Pioneer battalion and the 155 man Boat Penetration force of Lt Sugino departed Nambariwa at dusk in four barges, successfully repulsing the interference of enemy PT boats on the way. General Adachu wrote of these actions in great detail  "The above units, having received orders to prepare to attack the enemy's rear by boat in connection with the division's operations to annihilate the force which has landed north of Finschhafen, undertook intensive training for about 20 days under command of company commander 1st-Lieutenant Sugino at Nambariwa base. The men all awaited the appointed day firm in their belief of certain victory. On 16th October 1943, at the time of the attack by the division's main strength to annihilate the enemy north of Katika, the unit received orders to penetrate the shore south of the mouth of the Song River. After drinking the sake graciously presented to the divisional commander by the Emperor, the unit vowed anew its determination to do or die and departed from the base boldly at dusk on the same day. Repulsing the interference of enemy PT boats on the way, the unit arrived at the designated point at 0230 hours on the 17th.” As night time came, so did torrential rain. The Australians anxiously watched sattelberg for the signal fire to emerge. It seemed impossible for a large fire to be lit with such rain, but a company of the 22nd battalion over at Logaweng reported seeing a large fire emerge on Sattelberg's crest at around 8:30pm. Unfortunately this report failed to reach the divisional HQ. None the less the Australians expected a seaborne attack at any minute. At 3:15 am on October 17th a heavy Japanese bombing raid hit Heldsbach and Arndt point. 66 bombs were dropped over the course of two hours, producing little damage and few casualties. At 3:55am Australian coastwatcher Captain D. C Siekmann at Gusika reported seeing 4 Japanese barges heading south. Nearly an hour later another 3 barges hiding in rain squalls approached Scarlet beach. Evans prepared his 2/43rd and 2/28th battalions for battle. At 4:10am the barges were approaching the north end of Scarlet Beach as companies A and D of the 2/28th, Captain Harris's 10th light anti-aircraft battery, a detachment of the 2/28th anti-tank platoon and a detachment of the 532nd EBSR were sitting on Bofor guns, two pounders, 37mm and Browning .50 caliber waiting for them. When the barge were 50 yards from the shore the Bofors were the first to light them up followed by the rest. However the Bofors were aimed to high to effectively fire on the barges allowing 2 barges to hit the beach. The 37mm, small arms and .50 Brownings fired upon the Sugino's raiders. Meanwhile Private Nahan Van Noy withheld two flamethrower units to wait for the enemy to approach. The Japanese came surging out of their barges tossing grenades and as they closed in, Van Noys flamethrowers jumped up and fired upon them. The flamethrowers stopped the Japanese charge in its tracks as the Brownings cut them to pieces. Van Noy's legs were nearly blown off by multiple grenade hits. Sugino's raiders were pinned downed in the mayhem but they continued to lob grenades in the cover of darkness. The grenade onslaught destroyed 3 anti aircraft guns, 4 fields guns, two ammunition deports, two machine guns and two pom-pom automatic cannons and numerous small arms. As light began to emerge the Japanese were becoming more and more exposed so Sugino ordered the men to crawl north along the split across the Song. 40 Japanese dead littered the beaches out of an estimated 100 who landed. 60 managed to escape north, but 24 of them would be killed by hunters of the 2/43rd battalion later. The raiders had not been able to disable the allied guns, but much akin to how pilots exaggerate their kills, so to did the raiders. General Adachi wrote in his report  “Defying fierce artillery crossfire, the troops landed from the boats immediately. Taking up positions indicated beforehand the three platoons advanced in columns in different directions. The infantry and engineers advanced as one body creeping through the jungle. They annihilated the panic-stricken enemy everywhere, and achieved glorious and distinguished success. They killed more than 430 of the enemy, destroyed seven AA guns, five machine-cannons and MG's and five ammunition and supply dumps. Moreover they blew up the enemy headquarters and bivouac tents, thus destroying the center of command [these were in fact the tents of the casualty clearing station]. Raiding the area at will and with raging fury, they surprised and overwhelmed the enemy. By disrupting his command organization they established the foundation for the victory of the division's main strength. With the company commander as the nucleus, the entire group put forth a united effort and demonstrated the unique and peerless spiritual superiority of the Imperial Army… All those who fell severely wounded committed suicide by using hand grenades, and, of the total of 186 men, all except 58 became guardian spirits of their country.”   By the late morning, the Japanese had assembled around one mile west of Katika just behind the three Pioneer battalions, finally unleashing their attack directed at Lt Colonel Alfred Gallasch's HQ. The Australians fought like lions, repelling 3 consecutive attacks before the enemy managed to capture a steep hill overlooking their entire position by nightfall. In the end the Pioneers HQ laden with the bulk of reserve ammunition and rations had to withdraw back towards Katika proper, leaving its dispersed companies behind enemy lines without a secure supply route. But Gallasch's men's determined efforts had gained valuable time for Brigadier Evans to redispose his forces and for General Morshead to call in the urgent movement of the 26th brigade to Finschhafen. Evans was forced to abandon the Bonga area so he could reinforce the Song river mouths area. Meanwhile Admiral barbey provided 14 LCI's and 6 LST's to carry the urgent reinforcements. Colonel Norman's 2/28th were ordered to recapture the Pioneer HQ position in order to re-establish communications and a supply route to the now isolated companies.  The next morning, the Australians prepared their counterattack, but they were met with an attack against Katika and around the Siki creek. The Australians managed to repel the initial assaults thanks to artillery of the 2/12th regiment which Katagiri had no answer for as the Sugino raiders were supposed to have taken them out. However the Japanese soon gained momentum as Evans tried to strengthen Scarlet Beachs defenses by arranged a semicircle of infantry companies between the Song and Siki. By midday an Australian platoon led by Lt Wedgewood gained a position north of the Katika track who reported killing 33 Japanese and suffering 11 casualties in the process. Norman ordered Wedgewood to get his men out of there, but the platoon commander asked permission hold the position which he thought was critical. It seems Wedgewood was correct in his assessment, as his platoons little position on the track caused Hayashida to pause his attack. Meanwhile Katagiri launched his diversionary attack north of the Song at 3:30pm. This effectively held up the 2/43rd battalion over at North Hill. Simultaneously Hayashia ordered some troops to advance south of Siki Creek to try and outflank the 2/28th's position and they remarkably made it all the way to Siki Cove doing so. This breakthrough threatened the entire Australian defensive position, effectively creating a wedge between the 24th and 20th brigades. Wootten ordered Evans to hold his lines at all cost, including at North Hill and between Scarlet beach to Siki Creek. The Japanese now threaten Scarlet beach from both the west and south, forcing Evans to order a withdrawal of the 2/28th from Katika. It was a controversial decision that would anger Wootten. Norman bitterly pulled out of his dominating position at Katika and likewise the gallant Wedgewood platoon were forced to depart their isolated forward position to maintain a tighter defensive perimeter around scarlet beach. Wootten then ordered half of the 2/13th to defend Heldsbach plantation and protect the supply area at Launch Jetty. To make sure to contain the threat, Wootten placed this unit directly under Windeyer and ordered him to move into the south bank of the Siki. Hayashida's men found Katika abandoned by dusk and proceeded south of it to hit Heldsbach and then Finschhafen. Yet just in the nick of time, Windeyeres troops arrived to prevent the 79th regiment from crossing the creek during the night. Meanwhile the 80th regiment continued their assault against Jivevaneng. The assault was that of a static fight along the Sattelberg road and Kumawa track. Some infantrymen who fought there wrote this in their diaries "I eat potatoes and live in a hole, and cannot speak in a loud voice. I live the life of a mud rat or some similar creature.” Another diary read “What shall I eat to live? What has happened to the general attack… the enemy patrol is always wandering around day and night." A third diary read "Heard that [79th Regiment] has forced the enemy in the sector of Arndt Point to retreat. This is the first good news I have heard since I left for the front." The 2/17th were completely surrounded, the 80th regiment had effectively raised a siege of Jivevaneng. On the 18th the 2/17th's diarist wrote this "this morning revealed that the enemy had cut the main Sattelberg Road to our east and was sitting astride the track". Japanese sniper rounds, mortars and grenades from cup discharges reigned hell upon the trapped defenders. With the enemy advancing along the Sattelberg road, Windeyer ordered the isolated Pioneer companies to hold the road in front of Zag. With so many allied units isolated behind enemy lines, emergency air drops of ammunition were flown by pilots of the No. 4 Squadron. On October 19th after repelling an enemy attack against Scarlet Beach, Colonel Norman moved in to hit back at Katika surprising the Japanese. aT 3:50pm Coppocks company of the 2/28th followed by two platoons charged Katika under artillery support. The Japanese defender were taken by complete surprise when the Australians hit them from the north, so quickly after losing the position. The battalion diaristwrote "Enemy… appear slightly peeved and evidently had not appreciated the possibility of our reoccupation of these positions.” The Japanese bitterly gave up the vital area and this was couple with a sudden unexpected Australian presence south of Siki. Hayashia in response had to reorganise his units. By nightfall Brigadier Whitehead's 26th brigade reinforce with a tank squadron landed at Langemak Bay by midnight thanks to admiral barbey. The next morning, Norman ordered a company to dislodge the Japanese at Siki cove. At 8:38 am on the 20th, two platoons charged the cove and were met with japanese fire from a razorback to the south. By 9:26am the platoons became pinned down. Lt Wedgewoods platoon attempted an encirclement maneuver but was also pinned down. The Australians took too many casualties forcing Norman to withdraw them. Although the assault on Siki cove was unsuccessful, the Japanese machine gun positions were now located, so at 2:30pm some Vickers were placed forward to hit the cove. The 2/28th diaries wrote "This caused considerable retaliation by the enemy, and terrific fire-fight ensued causing mild panic amongst beach defense personnel who thought enemy were breaking through." Eventually the Japanese machine-guns were silenced, mainly by 3-inch mortar fire. Throughout the rest of the day the Australians repulsed a number of attacks on Katika and the Sattelberg road. After days of resisting tooth and nail, the isolated Pioneer companies along the Katika Track were forced to pull back towards the beach. At 9:15am a Boomerang dropped a message on the Pioneers stating "You will rejoin main body North Hill, Scarlet Beach or Zag. Suggest route crossing Song River moving along it to North Hill." Nearly an hour later another plan dropped 3 canister of ammunition, though the men had hoped for rations. The men buried their surplus ammunition and began marching single file north. The Pioneers had borne the brunt of the main attack, and their mere presence had caused concern for the advancing enemy. The Japanese counter attack halted just when Wootten received his 3rd brigade. He therefor believed the time was ripe to steal the initiative and issued orders to Whitehead and Evans to drive the enemy from Siki Creek, while the entire 2/13th would advance up the Sattelberg road to support the 2/17th. On October 21st, Hayashida's battered forces prepared to abandon Siki cove retreating westwards. The 79th regiment had sustained huge losses, the men were exhausted, food was running low leaving many to live on a few potatoes. On the 22nd, reports came in that the Japanese could be seen withdrawing, prompting Norman to push further west of Katika while one of his other companies hit Siki Cove. During the afternoon, the Japanese launched a surprising counter attack against Katika, but were repulsed. Despite fighting them off, the Australians would be unable to advance further for the day. Katagiri then decided to reinforce Hayashia with two companies of the 1st battalion, 79th regiment trying to break the allies hold over Katika. On October 23rd, Evans men finally got some breathing space so they could reorganise the forces. The 2/43rd were ordered to hold the area from the coast through north Hill to the Song river while the 2/28th would hold the area from the Song going south 1000 yards and the 2/32nd would hold the Katika and Siki areas At this point the 79th regiment had suffered so many losses, Katagiri began to seriously consider calling off the counteroffensive. On the Katika front, the Australians reported numerous piles of Japanese dead, the 2/28th estimated 308 corpses were on the north side of the track alone. Hayashida continued his resolve and ordered attacks during the night, but none held any significant success. Morshead preparing to bring the 4th brigade over to Finschhafen and the American 808th engineer battalion would also land at Langemak bay. A constant stream of American units, vehicles and stores began to pour unto Dreger Harbour to construct new airfields. On the 24th, the Japanese would launch their last attacks west of Katika. While the Australians continue their advance. Wootten and Morshead visited the 24th brigade HQ and began lambasting Evans for his decision to abandon Katika. Evans was sure had had done the right thing pulling back to the perimeter around Scarlet Beach, but Wootten and Morsehead felt he had sacrifice vital ground for no reason. They argued the enemy had concentrated most of its attack on a continuous line which did not include Katika. Evans had neglected to keep up an adequate reserve, which could have been used to punch any Japanese force breaking through around Scarlet Beach. In the end it was Woottens prerogative as divisional commander to determine tactical objects and Evans duty to conform. It was not the first time Evans used his own judgement. For this Evans would be sacked by November 1st and replaced by Brigadier Selwyn Porter. Finally on October 25th, Katagiri ordered his battered men to concentrate at Sattelberg and reorganise for future counter offensive. For the next three days, the 24th and 26th brigades pushed forward their defensive perimeters, giving a depth of over 1200 yard inland from Scarlet beach and Katika. The Sattelberg road situation remained unchanged, with each side exerting pressure, but unable to shift the other. Katagiri's counteroffensive had failed. The Australians estimated 679 Japanese had died, with many more killed by artillery and mortar fire. Wootten's staff estimated the overall casualties for the Japanese to be around 1500. The Japanese would officially report 422 killed, 662 wounded. For the Australians they had 228 casualties of which 49 were dead. On October 28th, Wootten received the 4th brigade at Finschhafen and prepared a offensive against Sattelberg and Wareo yet again. This time Windeyers forces would regain full control over the Sattelberg road up to Jiveveaneng. The 2/13th advanced to Coconut Grove by October 29th in an effort to support the 2/17th as they attacked east of Jivevaneng. For the next few days the Australians pressed upon Jivevaneng with a series of assaults, but Yamada's men held on tenaciously. By the end of the month, the 2/17th were suffering from sniping attacks, sickness and a precarious supply line. The battalions diarist wrote this “The battalion at present is rather uncomfortable owing to the almost incessant rain over the past 48 hours. This afternoon mist obscured the whole area and seriously hampered vision. Everyone presents rather sorry spectacle as we are now reduced to one set of clothing. A relief will be welcome when it arrives. The main Sattelberg Road has been cut now for 13 days but it is hoped that this situation will be rectified in the very near future.” On November 1st, the 2/17th and 2/13th resumed their attacks against the Japanese pocket, but were repelled each time suffering terrible casualties. On November 2nd, pandemonium broke out when the 2/13th fired all of their weapons for 15 minutes in a grand diversionary demonstration as the 2/17th successfully launched an attack taking a position north of the road, around 150 yards from the 2/13th. The enemy was now firmly wedged between them.  Also on November 2nd, it was expected the 20th and 26th brigades plus their tank squadron would relieve them. Wootten ordered WIndeyere to reopen the Sattelberg road so another fierce attack could occur. Just as this was about to happen, the Japanese were preparing to evacuate their pocket. Finally on November 3rd, after abandoning their positions, the road was opened and the vanguard of the 26th began to arrive and Windeyers battered men began to pull back. Meanwhile Whitehead assembled his forces along the Sattelberg road preparing for the new offensive. Wootten's intention was for the 26th brigade to capture the high ground of Sattelberg-Palanko and to subsequently advance to the Gusika-Wareo line. He had 18 tanks to toss up the Sattelberg road and he stressed to all his men to conceal them until the attack occurred. He also sent advance patrols who discovered a number of the enemy had posts west of Jivevaneng, such as a prominent feature called Steeple Tree Hill. Brigadier Porter's 24th brigade patrols would also find Japanese defending Bonga and Pino Hill. General Adachi visited the frontlines in late October where he found most of Katagiri's units had been reduced to below half strength and the division was suffering from supply difficulties. Despite this, Katagiri was confident his men could pull through and planned to gradually annihilate the enemy via a series of smaller limited attacks. Thus the 80th regiment would secure Sattelberg heights and the 79th would secure Nongora just in front of Wareo. Adachi also visited Kirai where the 51st division had just arrived. There he ordered Nakano to deploy his forces along the coast between Madang and Sio. The Japanese were going to make the road to sattelberg a road to hell. I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. The Australian and Americans managed to thwart General Katagiri's large counteroffensive against Finschhafen. It was some brutal fighting that greatly hurt the Japanese, now they were again on the defensive and the road to sattelberg would soon be covered in more blood.   

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