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$337 Million Powerball Winner Plans to Continue Eating at McDonald's: Now now, don't get upset: The man who won a fortune yesterday seems like a pretty chill dude.
Man Shot and Killed Near 75th and 15th Avenue NE: As Frizzelle reported last night, police are investigating a shooting that killed one man yesterday evening.
40 Dry Days: After the driest Seattle August ever, we're 11 days away from setting a new rainless record.
Eastwood Went Rogue, But Not Without Help: Romney staffers apparently gave Clint Eastwood full creative control over his RNC speech, not requiring rehearsals or the use of a teleprompter.
Paralympics Enter Day 3: And The Guardian recaps Day 2 of the already hugely successful Paralympic Games.
Doing Biking Infrastructure Right: While Seattle can barely muster up two sharrows to rub together, Copenhagen just completed the first leg of a massive network of biking paths, known as the "cycling superhighway," linking the city to the suburbs.
Romney Does Something Sensible And Compassionate: He cancelled a campaign stop in Virginia to spend the day in a hurricane-damaged Louisiana town yesterday.
Renton Fry's to Pay $2.3 Million Over Sexting Lawsuit: After two years of reportedly obstructing government investigations into an assistant manager's alleged sext-ual abuse of an employee, the Fry's Electronics in Renton will pay out near-record settlements to the victim and her supervisor, who was fired after trying to look into the problem.
Pop the Champagne: King County foreclosures dropped 18 percent in the second quarter of this year, a 28 percent drop from last year.
Sort Out Your Shit, Big Corporations: Many Huskies fans and sports bars won't get to watch the football season opener tonight because DirecTV, Dish, and the Pac-12 haven't yet worked out a broadcasting deal.
Today Is (Apparently) International Bacon Day: "Go get drunk on meat," urges the Dallas Observer.
Have you ever wanted to know what happens when you pour hot lava on ice?
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Unless the Church adopted a more generous attitude towards divorced persons, it will lose the allegiance of future generations, the cardinal added. The question, he said, is not whether divorced couples can receive holy communion, but how the Church can help complex family situations.
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"The child sex scandals oblige us to undertake a journey of transformation," Cardinal Martini says, referring to the child sex abuse that has rocked the Catholic Church in the past few years.
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