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Today's Blogs - Yahoo! News: McDonald’s employee still working at 92 Explaining “Stand Your Ground” laws. Fire engulfs fireworks store, sending fireworks soaring Comic-Con: Where to get your own stormtrooper replica suit Huge-horned, big-nosed dinosaur fossil discovered

McDonald’s employee still working at 92  Thursday, Jul 18, 2013 10:00 AM PDT At 92, Sara Dappen certainly has earned her retirement years. But this nonagenarian can be found working at the Story City McDonald's in Iowa, and there's a good chance she's the chain's oldest employee anywhere in the world. A story in the U.K. newspaper the Sun earlier in the month claimed a North Wales man [...] Full Story	Top
Explaining “Stand Your Ground” laws.  Thursday, Jul 18, 2013 09:44 AM PDT Bottom Line A lot of questions came in this week about "Stand Your Ground" laws- those controversial laws in place in many states across the nation, including Florida where it was the subject of scrutiny in the trial of George Zimmerman. Although the law was not invoked as part of Zimmerman's defense, many of you [...] Full Story	Top
Fire engulfs fireworks store, sending fireworks soaring  Thursday, Jul 18, 2013 07:09 AM PDT A fire broke out at an Indiana fireworks store Wednesday night, engulfing the building and sending fireworks soaring into the air as firefighters battled the blaze. The cause of the fire at Windy City Fireworks in Rochester, Ind., remains under investigation, Fulton County fire officials said. According to WSBT-TV, firefighters "had to dodge fireworks that [...] Full Story	Top
Comic-Con: Where to get your own stormtrooper replica suit  Wednesday, Jul 17, 2013 05:33 PM PDT Attendees of this year's Comic-Con event can purchase their own stormtrooper armor suit that is molded from the actual suit worn during 1977's 'Star Wars: Episode IV -- A New Hope.' Full Story	Top
Huge-horned, big-nosed dinosaur fossil discovered  Wednesday, Jul 17, 2013 02:09 PM PDT The fossil of an impressive-looking, plant-eating species of dinosaur has been discovered in southern Utah's Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, researchers from the Natural History Museum of Utah announced. Called Nasutoceratops titusi, the first part translates to "big-nose horned face." The second part is named for paleontologist Alan Titus to honor his work in the area. [...] Full Story	Top

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