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Courtesy of the L stanley cup eakey FoundationBy Rachel LewisAugust 10, 2017 11:09 AM EDTThe skull of an infant ape, found more than 13 million years after it died, may reveal how human ancestors looked during the period of time known as the Miocene epoch.Researchers had been digging in the area west of Lake Turkana in northern Kenya for two weeks in 2014 without luck, until Kenyan fossil hunter John Ekusi began to inspect something after walking a couple of hundred yards away from the group, reports the Washington Post.If you ;re a fossil finder, you know that look Isaiah Nengo, the De Anza College anthropologist who led the discovery told the Post. It like an atomic bomb can go off, and you don ;t care, you ;re so focused at what you ;re looking for.Wersquo;ve been looking for ape fossils for yearsmdash;this is the first time wersquo;re getting a skull thatrsquo complete, he added.The skull mdash; nicknamed Alesi after the local Turkana word for ancestor mdash; is the best preserved of its kind ever found according to National Geographic, which partly funded the the discovery mis stanley cup sion. After two years of further digs and sophisticated i stanley cup maging work, the discovery was published in Nature journal on August 10.The article says that fossils finds from 6 or 7 million years ago shed light on the ancestors that humans have in common with chimpanzees, but this older fossil will tell researchers much more a Zvuf NRA Ad Attacks Hillary Clinton Without Mentioning Guns
By Brad TuttleMay 23, 2014 6:56 PM EDTMcDonald doesn ;t seem to mind that the masses have taken to Twitter to bash the new mascot, Happy, as creepy, even terrifying. The social media reaction probably makes McDonald , well, pretty happy.The introduction of Happy as McDonald new Happy Meal brand ambassador was widely mocked in a dizzying number of one-liners on Twitter. It the meal that eats you, one much-re-Tweeted message read. The character, basically a Happy Meal come to life, with bug eyes, wiry arms and leg adidas samba s, and human-like teeth and tongue, was deemed to be the stuff of nightmares. By extension, so was the whole Happy campaign, adidas campus the consensus seemed to declare.From the get-go, though, McDonald didn ;t seem to mind the criticism. In fact, the company relished the attention, responding with Happy Tweets of its own. One featured a handful of Happys at Happy Headquarters in front of a laptop, reading the social media comments. Terrify adidas campus ing. Nightmarish. Cute the caption reads. Someone things we ;re CUTE!McDonald knows how this game is played, releasing a statement in response to the haters explaining, Social media is a great place to have a conversation and express an opinion, but not all comments reflect the broader view.Some marketing pros agree. To many consumers out there, McDonald is not merely a brand, but a pi