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Anyone who tuned in to our home games against the Titans

Anyone who tuned in to our home games against the Titans  Chargers this season saw first-hand the quality of Jaguar fans. Unfortunately, our fans have been unfairly maligned for many years and, hopefully, these type of stories will correct the national perception of Jaguar fans. From those of us who are blessed to make Jacksonville our home, THANK YOU TREVOR!” Whatever Lawrence’s motivation was to write that letter — fan appreciation, fostering goodwill, caring about the community — it struck the right chord and was unquestionably a good call. It’s another sign that Lawrence understands the full impact his actions and words have on people, and he’s using that platform for a greater good. Dave Caldwell rebound  It’s certainly an under-the-radar comeback story, but former Jaguars general manager Dave Caldwell is enjoying his second trip to the Super Bowl as a senior personnel director with the Philadelphia Eagles and advisor to GM Howie Roseman. Jaguars general manager Dave Cal...

Here we see the obsidian deposits at level C at a site known as Simbiro III in Melka Kunture, Ethiopia.

  Here we see the obsidian deposits at level C at a site known as Simbiro III in Melka Kunture, Ethiopia. It remains uncertain which hominin may have created these artifacts. Previouslyg, at other Melka Kunture sites, researchers have discovered hominin remains about 1.66 million years old that may have been Homo erectus, and fossils about 1 million years old that may have been Homo  heidelbergensis, Mussi said. H. erectus is the oldest known early human to possess body proportions similar to modern humans, whereas H. heidelbergensis may have been a common ancestor of both  modern humans and Neanderthals, according to the Smithsonian . Since the age of Level C at Simbiro III is more than 1.2 million years old, the hominins that made the obsidian hand axes there may have been closer in nature to H. erectus, Mussi said.