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But when you're friends with Oprah Winfrey  things get a little more epic. Just ask  Mindy Kaling   who welcomed  her  first child  daughter Katherine  in December.
"I got a call from my assistant.  She  said  'Oprah's assistant contacted me   she 'd like to drop off a present.' I'm thinking  that's so nice  like  (it's) probably flowers. I had a kid  I'm a single mom. That's really nice Oprah remembered "  Kaling  told USA TODAY on Sunday  sitting with Winfrey and Reese Witherspoon  her Wrinkle in Time co-stars.
"Two men are going to be coming to your house  they said  with a U-Haul truck "  Kaling  continued.
"All you want in life is to hear that two men in a U-Haul truck are coming to your house because Oprah sent them " said  Kaling . "I was supposed to go to work that day (but I was like)  I gotta be here."
What Oprah-endorsed wonder awaited the newborn? "They arrived with a hand-carved bookcase  prettier than any professional dollhouse you had ever seen that contained a hundred of the classic essential books in children's literature " said  Kaling . "And I held my baby up to  it  and I said  'Did you see what Miss Winfrey did for you?'"
"Now it only looks like a beautiful castle " deadpanned  Kaling .
"It's the most amazing gift " said  Kaling .
Mindy Kaling

"Science created the ability to destroy ourselves and the planet several times in a matter of hours " said Castro in an editorial published by local media. "The greatest contradiction in our age is the ability of our species to destroy itself and its inability to govern itself at the same time."
 In the editorial entitled "The madness of our time." Castro listed the catastrophic effects of global warming and pointed to threats posed by new weapons and military technologies of the United States.
 He criticized the United States for developing new high-tech military devices such as the recent launch of an unmanned "space plane" by U.S.air force from Cape Canaveral.
 These moves "reveal the true philosophy of the United States " said Castro. He also described the role of U.S. President Barack Obama at the Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen as "disappointing" and a "painful deception" to the public.
Castro. He also described the role of U.S. President Barack Obama at the Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen as "disappointing" and a "painful deception" to the public.
 Castro said global warming will lead to the rise of sea levels  the decrease of drinkable water and arable land. It will also result in the pollution of oceans and extinction of many species in a few decades.
 Castro noted that genetic manipulation and chemical fertilizers helped meet people's basic needs for food  and he questioned if they can produce  healthy food fit for consumption. He also stressed the need for protecting non-renewable vital minerals and energy.
 Castro  83  handed over power to his brother Raul Castro for health reasons in June 2006. Since then he has devoted to work on what he called his "reflections" on issues of global importance through editorials.
Fidel Castro

âItâs just phenomenal â researcher Laurie Godfrey  a paleontologist at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst  said in a phone interview with The Washington Post. âA huge cache of fossils like this has never been explored before. Now that we know that itâs there  itâs opening up a new era in paleontological exploration.â
(Pietro Donaggio Bittner/ Courtesy of Laurie Godfrey)
The discovery  which National Geographic announced Tuesday  is just the first step in what  Godfrey  hopes will be a more thorough investigation of the caves. The initial sweep brought up so many fossils that researchers havenât even begun to dig into the sediments on the cave floors. Once they do   Godfrey  estimates theyâll find thousands of specimens from dozens of extinct species.
âIn a flooded cave the preservation can be just marvelous â  Godfrey  said. âNothingâs bothering them  nothingâs disturbing them.â
The quality of the fossils will be key for scientistsâ research into the causes of the animalsâ disappearance.  Godfrey  said that researchers will likely be able to obtain DNA samples from the specimens  carbon date them to see when they died  and examine them for cut marks or other signs of human butchering.
Reseachers Alfred Rosenberger  left  and Laurie Godfrey (Pietro Donaggio Bittner/ Courtesy of Laurie Godfrey)
Itâs long been understood that human arrival on Madagascar about 2 000 years ago coincided with the sudden die-off of much of the islandâs wildlife. Two-thirds of the species that lived on the island a millennium ago are now extinct  in part because of changes caused by humans   Godfrey  said. Whatâs not clear is exactly how those changes led to the animalsâ demise.

Laurie Godfrey