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Dry season grass fires

In early April, 2014, there were a large number of grass fires that burned several hundred acres from Nimitz Hill where I live all the way south to Mt. Tenjo and further south to the Mt. Alutom area. Grass fires are not uncommon on Guam, in fact they occur just about every dry season in the spring. Of course you have unintentionally set fires, the result of carelessly discarded cigarettes along the roadside, but quite often these fires are set intentionally by poachers. Heavy underbrush provides cover in which pigs and deer can hide, so burning this cover eliminates hiding spots. Additionally, the new grass that grows following a fire is tender and attracts animals.

Unfortunately, these fires cause quite a bit of damage. Aside from the risk to residences, these fires often decimates endangers species which are unable to escape the burn. Additionally, the burned areas lost their grass cover which anchors the soil, so rains cause heavy erosion which blankets the coral reefs with smothering silt.

Following earlier fires that burned the summit of Mt. Tenjo, I decided to hike out to try to locate remnants of the old WW1 era Marine battery that used to be located there.

Looking north to Mt. Chacao, you can see how the burned areas contrasted with the green unburned foliage.
From the summit of Mt. Tenjo, looking west at the whole of Orote Peninsula, which is where Naval Station Guam is located.

Atop Mt. Tenjo, remnants of the gun battery were easy to locate because all the grass had been burned off. What I was not expecting were foxholes – many of them – guarding the summit. It turns out that these are WW2 era and I will post about them more in depth later.

Foxholes aren’t very photogenic, however this one can be easily discerned, guarding the southern approach to the summit.
At the true summit, this remnant was part of a visual signaling device that allowed the battery to communicate with those down on Orote Point. (WWI era)
You can see some of the original mounting bolts used to hold down one of the three 6″ naval guns placed atop Mt. Tenjo,
This is a section of the trench dug by the Marines during the prewar years, to defend the rear of the redoubt.
This is the only structure that remains at Mt. Tenjo. Shielded from the fires by an oasis of sorts, this building is often mislabeled as being Japanese Occupation in origin. In fact, it was built during the construction of the battery in the early post WW1 years.

Cave exploring

I had a chance to go exploring one of the many caves located on the south side of Nimitz Hill, formerly known as Fonte during the pre-war days. They are off the beaten path, but not hard to find if you know where to look for them. There are many caves in total, but most are small. These caves were used extensively by the Japanese during their defense of Guam following the American landings on July 21, 1944. The northern landing beach was directly below Fonte, and the Japanese had a commanding advantage being on the hilltop and were able to hold back the American advance in this sector for several days. These caves were key to there defense because they provided shelter from both naval bombardment and aerial attacks.

There is a cave located on the east side of Nimitz Hill, just along the road which is a National Park Service site. Originally, this site was said to be the command post of the Japanese army commander, General Takashina. In actuality, this cave was used as a communications station by the Japanese, and it is my belief that the caves, being on the exposed hilltop, would have been too exposed to be used as a HQ position. Any way, these caves were upgraded as fallout shelters in the post-war years for civil defense so they do not even look as they did during the war.

It is quite likely that one of the caves to the south of Nimitz Hill was used as the HQ of General Takashina. Even if they were not, they were absolutely used as shelters by Japanese troops. After five days of heavy fighting, the Marines had barely advanced up the sides of Fonte (Nimitz) Hill. Takashina believed that they were worn out and low on supplies. His plan, executed on the 5th night of the battle, was to amass six battalions (upwards of 5000 or more troops) to directly assault the Marine positions and hopefully push them back into the ocean. The attack was a frenzied one, but ultimately failed with many hundreds of attacking Japanese killed. This effectively turned the tide in the battle, and the Marines were able to capture the high ground the next day. Takashina himself was killed while trying to reposition his remaining troops in Northern Guam with plans to resist as long as possible from the jungle.

Justin stands at the mouth of the largest cave
Looking up after climbing down into the cave, to give the perspective of how large it is.
There are shards of glass everywhere in the cave. The brown pieces are from beer bottles, the light blue/green from sake bottles. American troops recall hearing Japanese forces singing and yelling in a drunken stupor before their attack
Deeper yet, there are lots of bits of decaying debris, like this ration tin and pieces from a leather boot.
In the far back corner, we found this Japanese army gas mask (heavily decayed) along with medicine ampules. The round blue/green piece of glass is from a sake bottle.
Looking up at the mouth of the cave from inside
more bits; a neck of a sake bottle, a light bulb, and a piece of leather from an equipment pouch
Justin is happy after a fun time exploring
In this depression surrounded by small caves, there are drums still catching rain water. It is easy to imagine the soldiers coming out of the caves during lulls in the bombing to get some fresh air
This is a very pretty area of the jungle

Back into the jungle

My Chemotherapy leaves me with good days and bad days. Each cycle lasts three weeks, the last week being an “off” week for recovery. During this time I feel pretty good and am able to be somewhat active. I wanted to get back into the jungle to further explore the Japanese defensive position I discovered prior to my diagnosis of cancer.

This site is not very easy to locate, being surrounded by heavy jungle growth that you have to blaze through to get to the five defensive positions. The area appears to have once been a ranch, with coconut trees for copra harvesting and cleared areas for farming, now overgrown with vegetation. It makes navigation difficult without a GPS. Once you find the location, however, there is quite a lot of evidence of WW2 activity.

One of five pits, painstakingly dug out of the coral. These pits make up an arc favoring the northwest, presumably for anti aircraft weapons never emplaced, to defend a Japanese fighter airstrip under construction when the liberation began in July 1944.

Most of the artifacts are Japanese beer bottles, but there are a few American remnants as well. It appears that the 3rd Marines occupied this site for a short period during the liberation, when the front lines pushed north through this area. The lack of any sort of quantity of American refuse leads me to believe they were here for only a short period of time before moving on.

Japanese Naval gas mask pieces found scattered about – straps, webbing, and rubber pieces long since rotted away.
Evidence of a former American aid station: a brown medicine bottle next to a blood plasma bottle.
The 3rd Marines located 75mm pack howitzers here to support the push northward. The patina on the old shell casings makes them difficult to find as they blend in with the environment.
Spool of communications wire, rotting away.
Some unknown aluminum piece laying on the ground, with a Japanese data plate.
Thanks to Hal, W1NN, for helping with translation. The bottom line is the manufacturer: Fuji Aviation Instruments Company, Inc. The middle is the serial number, date of manufacture (unreadable), and Japanese Navy inspection stamps. The top row is difficult to read, but it appears to be an emergency fuel level transmitter of some sort – perhaps a low level fuel sending unit that attached to a gauge. I am guessing is belonged in truck, not aircraft, due to the high serial number.
While hiking out, I spot these guys. Wasps are about the only thing I really fear in the jungle, as the nests are difficult to spot and they can be very aggressive. You usually only realize you walked into a nest when you get stung.
These are hornets. Fortunately, not very aggressive, but their stings are very painful – I have first hand experience while rooting around in low underbrush and knocking into a nest.

Japanese defensive position

Weather was beautiful this past weekend – sunny and low humidity. Perfect for doing some exploring.

I decided to revisit the Japanese positions I had discovered last weekend in the rain (my previous post). I brought my son and his best friend along also. It is nice to have some company because it can get spooky at times when alone. The kids wanted to bring my metal detector, so we brought that along too.

First order of business was to relocate the gun pits, and mark their position with GPS.

The five pits are all separated by approx 50 meters, and are located in an arc.
The five pits are all separated by approx 50 meters, and are located in an arc.

I’m still not sure what this position was supposed to defend, since the Japanese focused their defensive efforts on the beaches. I suspect this was to be an anti-aircraft position, due to the depth of the holes and the fact that they were round (allowing 360 degree arc toward the sky). [December 2020 – there appears to have been a Japanese airstrip under construction just east and north of the old FAA housing area.  This construction was not completed when the liberation took place in June 1944.]

Decent sized monitor lizard sunning himself along the edge of pit number 2

Around the eastern most pit (number 1), which is closest to an abandoned WW2 dirt road, is evidence of American troops – notably several 75mm howitzer shell casings. The fact that there are no American bottles around tells me that this was a short-term American position, likely on the 6th or 7th of August 1944 as the American troops pushed the front lines northward.

The other gun pits are surrounded primarily with Japanese beer bottles (DaiNippon), with only a small scattering of American bottles.

The kids played around with the metal detector, and gave up after a little while. There are a number of shell craters around, from artillery hits. All the kids were finding were bits of shrapnel laying around. Later, while they took a break, I explored an old burn pit filled with broken bottles, and found some bits from a Japanese naval gas mask, but nothing exciting.

At first I thought this was a modern battery, perhaps from the 70’s or 80’s if the area was inhabited by ranchers post-war.
The manufacturer – Yuasa – makes batteries in the modern era. However – in this area I only found WW2 era Japanese bottles. I also found out that Yuasa made batteries before WW2. This quite possibly was left by the Japanese from the war. I’ll have to go back and see if I can find any dates or other information the next time I visit this site.
This is a Japanese two-holer outhouse. These barrels are smaller than the American ones, which indicates they are Japanese. There are many like it about a mile south at a Japanese anti-aircraft position, where they have been filled with rocks for protection. This was the business end of the outhouse.
The kids take a break; wore out from a couple hours of exploring

After a couple hours of exploring, we headed home. Not much to see other than a few Japanese beer bottles and the positions themselves, but it is so heavily overgrown in this area, it is worth revisiting and exploring more closely in the future.

Jungle exploring again

I have been taking a break from radio – at least the antenna building aspect – and other than DXing on 160 and 80m I have been playing around with other hobbies. I absolutely love exploring the jungle and looking for WW2 remnants, and since it is now the dry season, the weather is ideal for it.

Of course today it was rainy but I still went out anyway. Bringing my Nexus tablet and its GPS functionality, I can record my tracks and hike to waypoints I have made with Google Earth. This allows me to explore areas deeper in the jungle than I’ve been to before.

Today’s trip was to an area I’ve visited many times before, but this time I went further back into an area that looked promising on Google Earth. First I wanted to locate a piece of UXO (unexploded ordnance) and mark it’s position so it can be properly disposed of by the Navy’s EOD.

This is an unexploded 75mm round, probably from a Marine pack howitzer. The screw device to the left is part of the fuse mechanism.

Once I had marked the position of the UXO, I headed deeper into the jungle, into new territory for me. It did not take long to start finding stuff.

Smashed American 75MM pack howitzer shell casing
More 75mm shell casings

Interestingly, I did not find any other American WW2 debris around – no American bottles or anything else for that matter. Likely this was an artillery position set up quickly during the liberation of Guam in early August as the front lines pushed northwards.

Further in, I started finding Japanese bottles.

Dai Nippon beer bottle
More Japanese Dai Nippon beer bottles

I also found a number of dug out areas in the ground. About 20ft in diameter and 4-5 feet deep, these looked to be Japanese defensive positions. They were too neat to be bomb craters, and were not dug by American bulldozers. This was probably to be a Japanese anti aircraft position.

One of several gun pits, now overgrown with brush
Another of the defensive positions. This one is filled with coconuts and coconut trees, making it hard to see in the image.

All around these positions are scattered Japanese beer bottles.

Bottles are scattered in ones and twos all around randomly
The 18 signifies year of manufacture on the Dai Nippon bottles (Year of the Showa). 18=1943

The fact that I found only Japanese and no American bottles tells me this was a Japanese position. It is quite likely that these defensive positions were dug for 25MM anti aircraft cannon, based on the size and depth of the pits. Whether or not cannon were ever empaced here, I don’t know. I looked in some of the pits but found nothing. Due to the heavy growth, it’s difficult to see more than 10 or 15ft in any direction. I’ll definitely have to come back out here and explore some more!

While running down my list of new places to explore, I was not having much success. Lots of sweat and mosquito bites for little reward. Then… bingo! I’ll let the pictures tell the story.

Hard to photograph, but this is a large, deep aerial bomb crater in a coconut grove. Several other bomb craters nearby tells me that this was clearly a WW2 site.
Japanese cookware mostly rotted away to nothing. The cooking pot to the right is the same type I’ve found elsewhere in another Japanese encampment site.
This is a Japanese Sake bottle, one of several laying around
Japanese DaiNippon beer bottle, one of dozens scattered about
American canteens – still capped (but empty). You can also see two American bug repellent bottles in this image.
These WW2 American GI bug repellant bottles are very common. This one is still capped (the first I’ve found with the cap intact). It was still half full!
Expended American 105MM howitzer shells
Imperial Japanese Navy bowls
I found a canteen with trench art engraved on it. It actually had the owner’s name as well – when I looked him up, I discovered he was wounded in action on Guam in 1944. I donated this canteen to the Pacific War Museum and they will put it on display.

While exploring this area, I stumbled across two locals apparently camping in the jungle. Not sure if they were hunting, or collecting coconut crabs, but either way they startled me greatly. Since most of the birds are gone, the jungle is absolutely silent if there is no wind. All day I had heard sounds like breaking branches – like I was being watched. Very unnerving. I wrote it off as pigs. Then, while pushing through some dense overgrowth, pretty dark under the canopy, I see these two locals sitting on a log, watching me. Really startled me! They turned out to be friendly, but I left them alone and headed for home. I should have asked if they were staying in the area or if they were leaving shortly… but I didn’t want to pry (I imagine there are places in the jungle where people grow marijuana – I’ve never found any but it’s logical). Anyway, I still would love to explore this area further but the thought of being watched makes me uneasy.

I make lots of noise in the jungle on purpose, to let man and pig know I’m around as not to startle them. I wear bright clothing also, in case there are hunters around. I have run across hunters before and have found them very responsible and friendly… but every time I do it startles me because I’m usually way off the beaten path away from places where I expect to find people.

NCTS discoveries

I’ve been really bad about updating my site – sorry about that! Things have been busy for me at work and home.

A couple months ago, my son and I went exploring on NCTS in an attempt to connect the northern and southern ends of the hidden road I’ve documented previously. The section on NCTS was the only piece of road I’ve not walked. We parked the car and started out along what appeared to be the road, but we were only finding more recent trash, probably from the 1970’s and early 80’s.

We kept going, looking around, until I came across a piece of broken Japanese beer bottle. Bingo! It turned out that we were following a newer road, and this was the point where the older WW2 era road crossed. We finally re-found the old road – and immediately started coming across WW2 era finds.

1945 Coke bottle (Oakland CA) next to what looked like a caulking gun – but turned out to be a WW2 era vehicle fire extinguisher
Big pile of 1944 and 1945 coke bottles
This appears to be a long forgotten spool of communications wire

As we continued north, we ran into what clearly was a former Japanese site, later occupied by the Americans. There were literally hundreds of Japanese beer bottles scattered about, among other items.

Large pile of Japanese beer bottles – mostly Dai Nippon
An old washing machine, with a Japanese beer bottle sitting alongside
Japanese Dai Nippon and Kirin beer bottles scattered almost everywhere you look

Near this site, my son and I found an area with depressions in the floor of the limestone forest. I thought these were small sink holes or perhaps foxholes. My son picked up something and started hitting the trees with it – I took a look at what he had found and was amazed to see it was a piece of shrapnel. It turns out these holes were actually shell craters! We looked and found quite a bit more shrapnel laying around. Had the Japanese been here during the barrage, they would have had a real rough time.

Justin standing in a shell crater – difficult to capture in a photo. It’s about 3ft deep and 8ft across
Pieces of shrapnel. Some were large enough to deduce they were 75mm HE rounds, likely fired from pack howitzers.
We also found some live ammunition – M1 Garand in this case. Treated with respect (do not touch!)
Japanese gas mask cartridge found in an old bulldozed pile of rubble. At first I was not sure of the origin – Japanese or American
The gas mask cartridge was found heavily damaged from 70 years in the jungle. You can see the interior and what likely was activated carbon that made up part of the filter element.
This manufactures mark proves without a doubt that this is of Japanese origin

It turned out that the very last section of road to be explored had the neatest finds! To me, this seemed to be a special place with some historical significance. Other than saying it is on NCTS property, I feel it’s best not to identify the location as I’ve done with previous sites. As another note – I left everything as found, including the gas mask cartridge which I returned to it’s original location after I took the photos. Removing artifacts from Federal Property is prohibited. Take photos only and leave it for the next person to discover! There are plenty of placed on Guam where you can find WW2 era bottles and other items – such as in the vicinity of Two Lovers Point. These areas have been heavily disturbed since the war and bottles can still be found literally just off the side of the road, mixed with modern day roadside trash that unfortunately is very prevalent due to illegal dumping.

Metal detecting in the jungle

I finally had a chance to take my metal detector back into the jungle. One of my receive antennas transects a WW2 era site where I’ve found Japanese and American bottles, GI boot soles, and even a fully loaded M1 carbine magazine. This time, I brought my son with me.

I have an inexpensive metal detector I bought from Harbor Freight. It does the trick, but soon after we got into the jungle, I snapped the plastic piece that holds the coil to the rest of the unit. It’s something I can easily fix, however it made searching for things difficult, so we didn’t spend much time looking.

Justin holding our metal detector. He’s dressed for the jungle – not for rain but to keep the mosquitoes and thorns away.
Justin holding our metal detector. He’s dressed for the jungle – not for rain but to keep the mosquitoes and thorns away.

It did not take long to start finding stuff. We uncovered a lot of random iron pieces, as well as some rock breaking tools – a heavy chisel and a breaker bar. Shortly later, we dug up a silver plated fork. I am pretty sure this site was a ranch during the prewar years.

We found a few more M1 carbine rounds – live. These are all definitively from WW2. Just before we left, Justin found the most interesting thing – a 7.7mm shell casing. This is a Japanese rifle round, fired in an Arisaka type 99 rifle. Wow! This is the first Japanese rifle shell casing I’ve ever found – was there a skirmish here during the war? Who knows – but I will definitely have to dig around some more!

Silver plated fork, rusted knife, live M1 carbine rounds, and a Japanese arisaka type 99 rifle cartridge casing.

Two Lovers Point area

Several times a week, I ride my bike along the road that provides access to Two Lover’s Point and Tanguisson Beach. I know that this road is the only section of the WW2 road I’ve explored that is still in use. Until recently, I never even thought to look for war remnants along it’s length. The whole area was called the “Harmon Annex”, used by the Army Air Corps as a base following the liberation of Guam in 1944. I have read that General LeMay’s headquarters was in this area. Today, however, the whole area is overgrown with tall grases, formerly abandoned clearings from the 50’s and 60’s when the Air Force occupied the site.

Along both sides of the road is an easement for utilities. There are underground fuel and power lines running from the Tanguisson power plant to the distribution station along Marine Drive. As a result of all these disturbances, I figured it was pointless to look for anything remaining from the war along this stretch of road.

A couple months ago, the power company did some maintenance along the easement, pushing the grass and scrub growth back into the jungle with a bulldozer. Following this work, I noticed some bottles laying in the clearing. Figuring they were modern trash, I disregarded them.

Recently, I got a flat tire on my bike in this area, so I pulled off the road to change the tube. It was an opportunity to look closer at the bottles laying in the new clearing, literally within sight of the Two Lover’s Point sign. Amazingly, one of the first bottles I find is a WW2 Japanese Kirin Beer Bottle!

The next weekend, my youngest son and I decided to explore the area more closely.

My Son, Justin, runs ahead looking for stuff in the dirt bank, pushed there by a bulldozer to clear the easement.
We find broken Japanese beer bottles everywhere – obviously broken while clearing the area. This is the base of a smaller WW2 Kirin beer bottle.
Amazingly, the bulldozer did not break this WW2 Japanese DaiNippon beer bottle.
Justin with a Kirin beer bottle he pulled out of the dirt in one piece.
Patio soda bottle – Pepsi’s first diet soda, produced in 1963 and 1964 until they changed the name to Diet Pepsi.
Two clear WW2 coke bottles dated 1945, sitting next to a more recent whiskey bottle, probably from the 50’s.
Shards of DaiNippon beer bottles are laying everywhere, Japanese war remnants sitting within sight of the Two Lovers Point entrance, one of the most popular destination for tourists from Japan.
Justin did really well, finding two more Japanese beer bottles, next to a shard of a broken DaiNippon bottle.
Justin holds a piece of DaiNippon beer bottle he picked up just a few feet from the Two Lovers Point entrance.

When we were done exploring, we had rescued seven WW2 era Japanese beer bottles from sure breakage by lawn mowers. There is no telling how many bottles remain buried in the dirt banks. Time will tell as the rain washes away the soil. It is apparent that this was a roadside dump site following the liberation in 1944. Scattered amongst recent trash and beer bottles from the 1950’s until today are countless fragments of broken beer and soda bottles dated 1944 and 1945.

My son had a great time also and he has started a WW2 botttle collection of his own. Usually, I can’t bring him with me into the jungle because of the growth – sharp plant spines, rocks, spiders, and mosquitoes. This was a great opportunity to take him somewhere safe and to show him some history first hand.

More WW2 stuff

I’ve been really too busy to update the blog until now, but I’ve still had a couple opportunities to head back into the jungle for some exploration. A couple weeks ago I was able to explore the stretch of abandoned WW2 road from the FAA property up to NCTS. I was not expecting to find much, but I was surprised to stumble across some nice stuff from the war.

What is called “FAA property” is a parcel land that bisects NCTS to the north and the South Finegayan housing area to the south. There was a Federal Aviation Administration facility here until about 10-15 years ago, when the buildings were taken down. I knew my abandoned road had to pass through this area, however the edges of the jungle are heavily overgrown with dense brush and Google Maps didn’t show much of anything where I thought the road should be. I wrote down some coordinates, grabbed my GPS, and headed off into the jungle.

It was really hard going for the first couple hundred yards. I just had to push my way through the growth and cut the vines that would otherwise trip me. I find it easier to traverse the jungle this way as opposed to hacking a path with a machete. It is less tiring and is much less obtrusive. I wear heavy long sleeve coveralls with gloves so it’s not too difficult to push through this way.

I was not too far from my GPS location when I started finding bottles and other old trash.

An old Delco-Remy battery case laying next to a beer bottle dated 1944.
The logo looks identical to online images of advertisements from the WW2 era
It was only the case – the guts of the battery are long gone

I finally broke through the heavy growth and into the primary forest. The area was absolutely beautiful and looked almost Jurassic. I chose my GPS coordinates wisely – they put me right on the old road and a WW2 era dump site – bottles and other trash was everywhere!

Into the primary forest jungle
The can at the bottom of the photo was obviously recently left by hunters who were oblivious to the WW2 history around them
The road itself can be seen here – the border between the road (bottom left) and rocky jungle (top right) is easily seen in this photo
Old bottles were scattered everywhere along the old road bed. It was impossible to take a photo of the area, because the road itself was heavily overgrown with brush and visibility was only a few feet.
Two old coke bottles and an enameled steel dinner plate
The plate is dated 194? – the last number in the date is no longer readable
Here is a Japanese Dai Nippon beer bottle, sitting where it was dropped more than 60 years ago
More Japanese beer bottles and a US GI’s canteen that I found that was mostly buried in dirt
The aluminum canteen, badly wasted away, is dated 1943.

There is no telling how much I overlooked due to the heavy tropical growth. The area was obviously a bivouac area due to the number of bottles and other metal trash. The most recent datable objects found were 1945 bottles, so this is most definitely a WW2 dump.

I followed the road north, trying to intersect Haputo Beach road on NCTS, however the road disappeared into a dense jungle area I could not push or cut my way through.

Dense jungle growth – this is as far as I can go without a bulldozer!

So, now I have explored this abandoned road almost in it’s entirety. I’ve walked almost the entire length, from where the road is first abandoned just north of Two Lover’s Point, all the way to Northwest Field. There are only a few areas I’ve not yet explored, on NCTS just east of Haputo Beach, and a few areas that are all but impenetrable. All along this road I have found literally thousands of bottles and other relics left along the road as debris from the time during and following the liberation of Guam in August, 1944.


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“I don’t want to say [the Jets are] too much of a hype, because they’ve gotten it done,” Johnson told the Associated Press via the New York Post. “I think it’s our turn now. It’s our turn to show that we’re going to come in and try to take over this division and make this run be for real.”

The Bills are 5-2, tied with New England for the division lead, while the Jets are a game back at 4-3.

Johnson was even sporting a t-shirt that said "Fitzpatrick-Johnson 2012: Yes We Can," a reference to himself and Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick and a takeoff of Barack Obama's 2008 election campaign slogan.

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Representative Tulsi Gabbard on Thursday criticized President-elect Joe Biden for his decision to tap Neera Tanden for a Cabinet-level position in his administration, saying Tanden’s foreign policy makes her a bad choice to handle the country’s budget.

Neera Tanden thinks the way to reduce our deficit is to steal oil from countries like Libya to pay us back for bombing them, toppling their government, and turning them into a failed state,” Gabbard wrote in a tweet Thursday.

Is this really the person you want in charge of managing our budget?” the Hawaii Democrat asked, tagging Biden’s Twitter account.

Biden announced Monday that he has chosen Tanden, a former Clinton and Obama adviser who now heads the liberal think tank Center for American Progress, to lead the Office of Management and Budget.

Tanden and Gabbard have tussled over foreign policy in the past, including in 2016 over U.S. policy in Syria.

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Even before Biden tapped Tanden, Republican senators were already calling her nomination doomed from the start for a potpourri of reasons, some senators indicating that will not vote for her confirmation next year. Tanden would need 51 votes in the Senate to be confirmed as OMB director. So far, Democrats have only 48 Senate seats to Republicans’ 50, and both parties hope to win Georgia’s two Senate seats, which will be decided by runoff elections in January.

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The liquefied natural gas (LNG) market had a banner year in 2019, with strong import growth and record production, but the trade faces tests in the year ahead as the coronavirus outbreak continues to impact nearly every facet, according to the trade group that represents companies active in importing worldwide.

The International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers (GIIGNL) said in its annual report that the global gas trade “grew at a vigorous” pace last year, as imports reached 354.7 million tons (MT), up 13% from 2018 when imports were 313.8 MT. Last year also “marked an all-time record increase” in annual production, driven by new liquefaction trains and ramp-ups in Australia, Russia and the United States. But the outlook has dimmed this year.

“In the near term, the disruptive impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on the economies of importing countries will exert downward pressure on LNG demand in an already oversupplied market,” said GIIGNL President Jean-Marie Dauger.

Last year marked the strongest LNG supply growth since 2010, thanks largely to volumes from the United States, which led at 13.1 MT. That was followed by Russia, which brought on 11 MT, and Australia, which had 8.7 MT.

On the demand side, Asia continued to be the leading importing region, accounting for 69% of all imports, but it was down from 76% in 2018.

Northeast Asian demand growth moderated from an economic slowdown, milder weather and competition from nuclear and coal-fired power generation, while most additional LNG volumes were absorbed by Europe, which played a balancing role thanks to abundant infrastructure and a well connected gas market.

It was also a record year for European imports, which grew 75.6% compared with 2018 and reached 85.9 MT, according to GIIGNL. All LNG importing countries in Europe increased their imports, led by Spain (15.7 MT), France (15.6 MT) and the UK (13.6 MT).

GIIGNL also noted that LNG continued to commoditize last year. Both spot and short-term volumes increased by nearly 20% year/year, reaching 119 MT or 34% of all global trade compared with 32% in 2018.

Growth in spot trading was primarily supported by the increase of flexible volumes from the United States and from Australia. The rise of LNG volumes handled by traders and portfolio players, which have continued to optimize their portfolios, also further commoditized the market.

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Missing heritability and stochastic genome alterations

A recent Viewpoint article (Eichler, E. E. et al. Missing heritability and strategies for finding the underlying causes of complex disease. Nature Rev. Genet. 11, 446–450 (2010))1 proposes several explanations for the missing heritability in complex traits, including epigenetics, rare alleles, copy number variants, complex genome architecture and environmental uncertainty. I argue that, according to the 'genome theory'2, the missing heritability lies in stochastic genome alterations that are associated with unstable genomes and environmental insults and not by mutations in specific sets of genes.

The gene theory states that defective genes are the main cause of disease and should be readily identifiable. By contrast, the genome theory states that the interaction of the genome (genes plus genomic topology) with the environment defines the genetic system, and that most individual genes are neither independent information units nor common factors in disease.

Several considerations justify looking at the entire genome when searching for missing heritability. First, the genome and the gene have different or even conflicting functions (the genome defines and constrains a system, whereas genes modify and diversify it)3. Second, macro-evolutionary selection acts on the package (genome) rather than the parts (genes)2. And third, the de novo locus-specific rate of genomic rearrangement is at least 100- to 10,000-fold greater than the rate of point mutations4.

Finally, several common diseases, including autism and Alzheimer's disease, are associated with altered karyotypes5,6. This observation suggests similarities in the bases of common disease and cancer7, which arise from stochastic genome alterations rather than common gene mutations8,9. Unlike Mendelian diseases, in which highly penetrant genetic defects are detectable within a patient population, the molecular evolution of cancer can only be explained by including all molecular mechanisms in the entire patient population10,11. Similar to cancer, the progression of many common diseases is influenced by genome–environment–time interactions. Clearly, most common diseases are not caused by commonly shared genetic and environmental factors7,10.

If we interpret common diseases as being the result of stochastic genome alterations, then missing heritability can be found at three transitional levels: first, between the population and the individual (many rare genome variations stochastically occur during each generation but are disregarded at the population level as 'insignificant noise'); second, between germline and somatic cells (most diseases occur at the somatic cell level and so there is increased variation between germline and somatic cells); and third, between normal and diseased cells (the genome integrity typical of normal cells is often lost in pathological conditions).

In Table 1 genetic diseases are classified into four categories based on their degree of genome instability and genetic penetrance. As most genome alterations are individually rare, the rationale of identifying average profiles among populations and applying them back to individuals is problematic. Establishing new strategies to monitor system instability and to identify the key level of genetic organization responsible for diseases is now urgently needed. The information from individual cells and cell populations should be combined and patterns of system dynamics compared (including divergent or convergent phases). These strategies will deliver the benefit of increasing our understanding of numerous diseases whose phenotypes are very different but whose underlying cause, genomic instability, may be the same.

Table 1 Genetic disease classification

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Eating Healthy When Busy

When we are busy, usually the first thing that falls through the cracks is our commitment to healthy eating. Do not beat yourself down, because you are not alone. Blame Mother Nature. Yep, nature designed you this way. Craving sweets when stressed is a natural phenomenon. Let me explain.

When stressed, our body wants to be prepared to run away from the danger. It craves carbs. Carbs supply the body with glucose – they fuel your brain, nervous system , kidneys and red blood cells prefer. At any given moment the body makes a decision about which fuel to use for energy – fat or glucose, or a combination of both. When you are living on stress hormones, your body uses glucose as its fuel, not body fat. The more your body thinks it needs to use glucose as your fuel to help you escape “danger” , the more it needs to keep your “get out of danger” fuel tank full. You crave sugar to support your survival mechanism!

Back in the day, the stress came from a tiger chasing us, but these days the danger comes from impending deadline or traffic, or cranky kids.

And I know, this type is stress will never disappear. So, what should we do then? Just keep eating in that Snickers bar in secret, or run to buy yet another high-calorie caffeinated sugar drink? It is the quick fix of vicious circle.

Nope. That is not a solution, is it now?

How do you calm your body to think that it is not in danger without meditating and deep breathing in front of your boss?

First, notice when you crave sugar and increase your healthy fat intake the meal prior to your sugar craving time. The calories from the healthy fat will give your body enough energy to deal with any crisis. Your body will be prepared and ready to deal with anything.

Second, come to my website and you will find simple, super easy, fast to make and highly nutritious recipes. All my recipes follow my mantra: food combining and seasonal eating will give you max nourishment. My students ( I teach holistic nutrition at University of Calgary) are always amazed when I show them how to make a pretty, delish and nourishing meal in under 5 min by just using a blender or a food processor.

Here is the proof. My dinner tonight which I happily shared with my husband and 4-year old son took me 7 minutes to make.

A cup of black eyed peas (black beans will do too), a cup of white beans, a cup of chopped organic cherry tomatoes (Thank you, Costco) and 4 stalks of green onions. While I was chopping the tomatoes and opening the cans, I warmed up the oven to 350F and roasted a few kale leaves brushed with avocado oil and sprinkled with Himalayan salt. In my trusty blender, I threw in a handful of fresh dill, mint and the zest and juice of 2 lemons, a splash of your favourite oil, apple cider vinegar. Five minutes later, I was ready to enjoy a mouthful of flavour and textures.The crunchiness of the kale, the softness of the beans, and the explosive taste of fresh herbs and lemon-y dressing. A sprinkling of raw pumpkin and sunflower seeds added the healthy fat component of my meal.

Fast food can also provide max nourishment!

The ingredients compliment each other perfectly to help  your body optimize the nutrient absorption. Iron, calcium, magnesium, Vitamin A, C, healthy protein and fat – all on one plate of max nourishment.

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Notre Dame defeated No. 1 Clemson in overtime, the Pac-12 returned and Beamerball is not back for Virginia Tech. Here are the five craziest moments from Week 10 of the college football season.

Pac-12 after breakfast

Pac-12 football returned on Saturday and so did Pac-12 after dark...except in this case after dark meant in the morning. Thet first game of the Pac-12 season was between Arizona State at USC at noon ET so 9 am local time.

Despite the early kickoff, the game turned out to be a great one as USC erased a 27-14 deficit with less than two minutes remaining to win.

Plus, it had one of those great, weird moments that remind us why we love the Pac-12.

Virginia Tech ices themselves

Virginia Tech was already having a bad day with the game against Liberthy tied late at 28. This is a team the Hokies should have been able to beat, but hey, that's college football. Then, however, Virginia Tech completely bungled the end of the game giving up an epic loss that will scar the fanbase and the team for years to come.

With eight seconds remaining in regulation, Liberty elected to attempt a 59-yard field goal on 4th and 6. The kick was blocked, Virginia Tech recovered and returned it for the game-winning touchdown that had Hokies fans everywhere screaming "BEAMER BALL!"

Except the play didn't count. The play didn't count because a timeout had been called. The timeout was called by Virginia Tech.

A 59-yard field would be difficult for an NFL kicker. In college with a kicker whose career long was 42 yards, this is a pretty desperate play. There is no reason to call a timeout on this play. REPEAT: THERE IS NO REASON TO CALL A TIMEOUT ON THIS PLAY.

Head coach Justin Fuente said he wasn't trying to ice the kicker -- which would have been dumb because, again, it was a 59-yard kick --  but because he wanted to make sure he had the right field goal block personnel on the field...for a field goal that the team literally blocked.

Virginia Tech followed this mistake up with another. Seeing the kick get blocked, Liberty decided to run a play on 4th down instead of trying the kick again. For some reason, the Hokies played deep coverage despite there being eight seconds left in a tie game with the other team in field goal range. Liberty took the free yards with an easy pass and catch for eight-yard gain before going out of bounds, setting up a 51-yard field goal which, of course, Liberty hit to win the game.

Most Hokies fans won't want to, but if you dare you can read more about the game here.

An embarrassing day for the state of Michigan

Michigna fell 38-21 loss to Indiana while Michigan State got taken to the woodshed by Iowa 49-7.

There is good news though, because Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh said after the game that, "Personal feeling is we're close to doing it."

That's exactly the kind of thing Michigan fans want to hear because moral victories count too...if there is such a thing as moral victories for one of the most prestigious programs in the country after a 17-point conference loss.

The flag of Mississippi

Mississippi State had a big hand in changing the state flag of Mississippi so it was very fitting to see the Bulldogs carry the new state flag onto the field on Saturday after it was officially adopted on Nov. 3.

No. 1 Clemson falls in overtime, Notre Dame forgets there's a pandemic

The Clemson/Notre Dame game was incredible. The Irish held a 23-13 lead at halftime, Clemson stormed back to take a 33-27 lead and Notre Dame tied it to force overtime before finally defeating the Tigers in double OT.

Yes, Clemson fans will be quick to remind you that quarterback Trevor Lawrence was out which is true, but all week very few analysts gave the Irish much of a chance saying quarterback D.J. Uiagalelei was the next star for Clemson and they still were more talented than the Irish even without Lawrence. You have to give credit to Notre Dame for getting the win when the opportunity was handed to them. Chances are, these two teams may have to play again in the conference championship in which case Lawrence will be able to prove this loss was a fluke.

But what happened after the game may end up having a greater impact on the season.

I like rushing the field. It is a great tradition in college football and is something that people get too worked up about. Having said that, maybe it's not the best idea to do it when we are in the middle of a pandemic.

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All the way in the corridors of the Capitol Hill, MKO agents tell Congressmen, their employees, and other officials what they want to hear: the MKO is the only opposition movement capable of changing the Iranian government and replacing it with a secular democratic government. They are hard workers to draw the attention of their targets to the so-called cause of their group; they are very sociable to lawmakers giving out Persian food, Christmas presents and their booklets and posters of misinformation about the life in Iran. Dressed up well, agents of MKO’s lobbying campaign get close to American journalists, politicians, and critics of the Islamic Republic.

Maryam Rajavi has increased totalitarian control over its members, particularly after the relocation of the group in Albania –where defection from the group is on the rise. While members reside in the West, the so-called cradle of democracy, the Cult authorities forbid the rank and file from access to any information from the outside world but its own TV channel and publications.

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Warmonger think-tanks and conspiracy theorists have accelerated their run against Iranian government enabling the group to project a false image of popular support in Iran where none exist. Biased journalists such as Washington Post correspondents, repeat the fake story of the MKO as the viable alternative of the Islamic Republic, replacing their theories for fact. None of them can present the slightest evidence to prove that the MKO is a popular opposition group in Iran and none can assure the audience that the future Iran under the rule of the MKO is a democratic, non-nuclear one.

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Over a hundred years after the establishment of Iran’s Constitutional Revolution, to advocate for the undemocratic Cult o Rajavi and to feed Rajavi’s hunger for power sounds improper. However, many “monsters of the left” use the pro-democracy slogans to achieve their ambitions. Maryam Rajavi, and her cult of personality are not exception.

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She doesn't look depressed to me

This blog post is dedicated, with love, to a friend.

"She doesn't look depressed to me, you should see her when she goes out, she's all made up, perfect hair, looking all together."

Those very words were uttered to me when I was speaking to someone about a friend who I know is depressed. I know she is depressed because she told me, because she felt she could tell me and I wouldn't recoil in shock, knowing that I wouldn't judge or throw a watery smile at her whilst craning my neck to find my escape route. As if a friend looking for an escape route is what she needs at the moment, like she even knows what she wants.

All she knows is how she feels and that's a personal thing, she wants to be feel happy, safe, loved and confident but she's not feeling any of that. She's feeling anxious, wretched, worthless, judged and that's so unfair of anyone. I know because I have struggled with depression and I have put my hand up, and my make up on and thrown on a smile.

No amount of slap can hide depression, a snazzy top or a jazzy pair of shoes doesn't make the depression any less than it is, a dazzling smile might mask the feelings of dread and despair, the razzle dazzle of engaging conversation may well be an act, a coping mechanism. The show must go on.

Look around you and you'll see people who are getting through the day as best they can, they're putting one foot in front of the other, they may well have make up on and be wearing their best dazzling clothes, they might have shaved or have smart hair, their shoes are clean and their nails are tidy.

Depression isn't something that can be judged on how someone looks, it shouldn't be judged full stop.

Next time you see someone who looks like they've got their shit together, just spare a thought. Things aren't always what they seem.

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After working as a jeweler for a chain store, Dan wanted to go into business for himself.  In 1986 he and his brother, Monte Nelsen, opened Nelsen Brothers Jewelers in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Quickly growing from word of mouth advertising they opened a second store in Canon City,

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