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Like how they want to be treated...the last part, if you dress like an "exotic service provider" please be prepared to be addressed as one. Servicemen asking for your boyfriend or husband... if no be you call dem come, aunty face your front and call ya man. I treat my women with respect and they reciprocate; if you haven't sampled all 71,345,488 of us men in Nigeria please shut the fuçk up. |
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/science/2018/02/06/TELEMMGLPICT000153410407-xlarge_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqvxY1SBh3Zy94n8Z2-u3DXpo3vSb9RvelYMC6seL5330.jpeg Full facial reconstruction model of a head based on the skull of Britain's oldest complete skeleton on display during a screening event of The First Brit: Secrets Of The 10,000 Year Old Man at The Natural History Museum, in London By Henry Bodkin The earliest Britons were black-skinned, with dark curly hair and possibly blue eyes, new analysis of a 10,000-year-old Somerset skeleton has revealed. Scientists at the Natural History Museum have used pioneering genetic sequencing and facial reconstruction techniques to prove that the first hunter-gatherers successfully to inhabit Britain were far darker in complexion than previously thought. The groundbreaking discovery was made in a “stroke of luck” after archeologists found scraps of DNA in the ear of the Mesolithic “Cheddar Man”, the oldest complete skeleton ever found in the UK and one of the museum’s most treasured specimens. They then cross-referenced the genomes of modern inhabitants of Cheddar, near Gough’s Cave in the Cheddar Gorge where the remains were discovered in 1903, as well as other fossils from across Europe. The results show, contrary to popular belief, that the founding generations of Britons owed more in appearance to Paleolithic Africans, from whom all humans descend. Scientists said they show that commonly understood racial categories are historically only “recent constructions”. Up to nine previous colonisations of Britain, via the now flooded European landbridge known as Doggerland, had been wiped out due to harsh temperatures. But the roughly 12,000 humans in Britain at the time of Cheddar Ma thrived and their DNA now comprises roughly 10 per cent of the genetic make-up of most white people currently living in the UK. They lived mainly in tents made from animal skins and preyed on animals like deer andboar using hunting dogs and bows and arrows. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/science/2018/02/06/TELEMMGLPICT000153413442_trans%2B%2BYQNnVpRdJUy4jFi6LmeQ1LjBw9s_9dsQ5PEi137roRE.jpeg Cheddar Man was reconstructed from following new genetic breakthroughs Dr Yoan Dieckmann, from University College London, who took part in the project, said: “The historical perspective that you get just tells you that things change, things are in flux, and what may seem as a cemented truth that people who feel British should have white skin, through time is not at all something that is an immutable truth. “It has always changed and will change.” Establishing the genetic identity of Britain’s oldest skeleton enabled the team to find out whether it, and therefore we, were related to earlier fragments of bone thought to belong to cannibals. However, no DNA link was found. Cheddar Man was discovered in Gough's Cave, in the Cheddar Gorge, Somerset Archeologists already knew Cheddar Man was about five foot five inches tall, around 10 stone with good teeth and that he died in his early 20s. But genetic sequencing that would have been impossible just ten years ago have now allowed them to determine the colour of its skin, eyes, and hair. The information was passed to Dutch “Paleo-artists” Alfons and Adrie Kennis, make facial reconstructions of extinct mammals and early humans. “The combination of quite dark skin and blue eyes is something that we don’t imagine is typical, but that was the real appearance of these people, something that’s quite rare today,” said Professor Chris Stringer, research leader in human origins at the Natural History Museum. [b]Source: |
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dingbang:If igbo pass your power smoke cigarettes, if chewing gum too expensive buy bitter kola...but in all do something. That is pivot in laymanese . ![]() When you switch to a different business model or idea to help bolster your startup or business. |
They have refused to Pivot...that's the first rule of startups...if X ain't your thing pivot. |
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God for you then ![]() Snowden9 you get the point my guy... |
TerrorSquad147:Na'am |
![]() It's because Nigeria and the labour market is acidic. |
Good development... |
tdayof:Means we have either a poor Intel collecting method or theirs is better. |
tdayof:I'm an ardent supporter of psy-ops...whenever we "misplace" munitions or weapons we rig them to explode...use SF assets to create the impression of ghosts, harass their bases with SF infiltrations and take out key commanders then follow it up with arty and CBU 100s from our Alphas...pick up that Mama BH and that cookie reporter and hold them incommunicado. In essence make them doubt themselves and their leaders, make them unsure of their equipment, food and medicines. Intercept their fuel suppliers and taint them, put laxatives in their food, drop information about their captured members having HIV... |
tdayof:You still haven't gotten my point; we can but "we" don't see the importance of it. |
tdayof:Uncle you sabi how much each sortie dey cost... ![]() I'm sure BHT know this. |
tdayof:My point exactly, there are SF assets on ground looking for him and he's still elusive. BHT can be contained but they'll need to be destroyed from the inside. |
![]() Call me when dem catch Kony... |
tdayof:So does 2million plus IDPs, NGOs and Military personnel. |
LTGEN:True that...they'd need HUMINT for a cat like SKU |
McCobble:You should see mine...what AY has is a stubble ![]() |
tdayof: ![]() They have other fishes to fry until Shekau attacks a US asset. |
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