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LITTLE KILLERS: Militant group ISIS training CHILDREN to behead its enemies and carry out terrorist attacks — SEE THE VIDEO

The Islamic terror group ISIS is now focusing its recruiting efforts on children, posting videos of little boys firing weapons almost as big as they are.

'No one blames her': Family of Arizona gun range instructor killed by girl, 9, with an Uzi offer forgiveness

The grieving children of Charles Vacca, the Arizona gun instructor accidentally killed while teaching a 9-year-old student how to shoot an Uzi, say they plan on reaching out to the girl's family with a message of comfort. The ex-wife and four children of Charles Vacca, who was accidentally shot when the high-powered weapon recoiled in the child's arms earlier this week, appeared in an emotional TV interview Friday.

LEGO MY EVIDENCE: Fingerprints on toy blocks owned by killer's kid help crack 23-year-old Utah cold case

Lucille Johnson, 78, was strangled and beaten to death in 1991. Investigators recently solved the cold case with DNA testing and identifying fingerprints left on Lego toys that belonged to the killer’s little boy. Lucille Johnson, a 78-year-old grandmother, was strangled and beaten to death inside her mobile home in 1991. Her killing went without justice until the cold case was recently reopened.

California man guilty of murder after his pit bulls bit a woman 200 TIMES before she died of blood loss

Alex Donald Jackson, 29, whose 4 pit bulls mauled 63-year-old Pamela Devitt in Lancaster, California. A jury on Friday found a man guilty of murder after his pit bulls mauled a woman to death in a high desert town in California where residents said they carried weapons for protection against packs of dogs.

Three Missouri police officers out of job after troubling remarks, threatening Ferguson protestors following amid unrest

FERGUSON, MO - AUGUST 19: St. Ann, Missouri police officer Lt. Ray Albers points an assault rifle at a protester of the death of teenager Michael Brown August 19, 2014 in Ferguson, Missouri. Albers, who was forced to lower his weapon and escorted from the area by a police sergeant according to a statement released by the St. Louis County Police Department, was relieved of duty and suspended indefinitely August 20. Albers has been been with the St. Ann Police Department since 1994, according to a published report. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images) St. Ann police Lt. Ray Albers, who was dubbed officer 'go f--- yourself' following his obscene remarks to Ferguson protestors last week, resigned Thursday while a Glendale officer was fired, report says.

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Stolen Rolex watches recovered inside women’s vaginas in Las Vegas hotel robbery scheme: cops

From left to right: Bryanna Warren, Trinity Kennard and Charmella Triggs. Police said three women flirted their way into the room of two Las Vegas hotel guests, got the men drunk and attempted to flee with their thousand-dollar wristwatches by smuggling the items in their bodies The two timepieces, valued at $12,000 and $4,000, went missing last week after police say their three female bandits flirted their way inside their victims' room at the Encore hotel-casino, Fox5 reported.

Baby survives 29 bone fractures in horrendous case of abuse, Connecticut sailor, 24, charged

Navy sailor Jordan Rittenhouse, who's stationed in Groton, Connecticut, is accused of abusing his two-month-old baby boy, causing broken ribs and other injuries. The mother, Krishna Rittenhouse, took the baby to the hospital because he was not eating properly, and the abuse was discovered then. A Connecticut-based Navy sailor left his 2-month-old son with 29 bone fractures, abuse so horrifying that one pediatrician told investigators she was amazed the baby was alive, prosecutors say.

Two people escape Colorado plane crash with minor injuries

A small plane crashed near the runway at the Granby Airport in Colorado. The plane was flying from Nevada. The two people on board the plane incredibly escaped with their lives after their 2006 Cirrus apparently crash landed upside-down near Grandby Airport Friday afternoon, The Denver Channel reported.

DANGEROUS LIAISONS: Atlanta police officer killed woman, lit her on fire after ‘romantic encounter’: cops

The Hapeville Police Department arrested Atlanta police officer Tahreem Zeus Rana on the charges of murder of Vernicia Woodard, arson and kidnapping.They had met on Craigslist. An Atlanta cop was busted trying to skip town Thursday, nearly a week after he kidnapped a woman he met online and took her to a secluded area, where he shot her and then set her body on fire, police said.

Another Baldwin on the rise? Stephen's daughter hanging with Jenners

Hailey Baldwin hangs out with Kendall Jenner in Soho

ISIS terrorists gang-raping hundreds of Yazidi women, selling others for $25 inside Iraqi prison: report

NR Women as young as 14-years-old are being held captive inside Mosul’s Badush prison. They're reportedly given a choice: Convert to the Islamic State’s extremist interpretation of Islam or face daily rape.

BAD COP: Charges filed against Oklahoma City officer who allegedly targeted black women for on-duty rape, sex assaults

Daniel Holtzclaw 27, a three-year veteran of the Oklahoma City Police Department, was arrested on complaints of rape, forcible oral sodomy, sexual battery and indecent exposure. Aug. 21, 2014. The alleged Oklahoma rapist with a badge targeted at least eight different black women to rape and sexually abuse while patrolling Oklahoma City during a four month period this year, police said.

'NO SPECIFIC CREDIBLE THREAT': U.S. threat level expected to stay the same despite UK decision to raise level to severe

POOL Early Friday, the United Kingdom raised the terrorism threat level from substantial to severe - indicating that an attack is considered highly likely.

Dead human fetus found in bathroom at Dallas high school

Authorities are investigating after they say a human fetus was found in a girls restroom Friday afternoon at Woodrow Wilson High School in East Dallas. Detectives are reviewing security footage after a custodian made the horrifying find around 2:30 p.m. in a girls' bathroom on the second floor of Woodrow Wilson High School.

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ROAD WARRIORS: 34 million expected to travel on Labor Day weekend — the most since 2008

The afternoon rush hour traffic on the Brooklyn Queens expressway is framed by the lower Manhattan skyline, Friday, Sept. 2, 2005 in New York. Rising gasoline prices have some rethinking their Labor Day weekend travel plans. A spokeswoman for the American Automobile Association says the hurricane, and this week's soaring prices at the pumps, will likely deter some travelers. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer) More than 34 million Americans are expected to head out of town for the Labor Day weekend — the highest estimate for the end of summer holiday since 2008.

God loves sex, Pennsylvania church promises in controversial billboard

Pennsylvania’s Restored Church wants to share this message from God. A Pennsylvania church is hoping to fill its pews with the enticing promise: God loves sex.

Porn star tests positive for HIV as advocacy group calls for filming hiatus

Rod Daily, left, and Cameron Bay, both adult film performers who became infected with HIV while working in the adult industry take question from the media during a news conference on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2013 in Los Angeles. The actors told reporters that a recent outbreak of HIV infections proves that industry officials are wrong when they say testing performers for HIV and other diseases every 14 days is sufficient. Bay and Daily say they learned days apart last month that they were infected. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes) The advocacy group for the adult film industry has called for an industrywide production moratorium after a performer tested positive for HIV.

Department of Veterans Affairs training guide depicts upset veterans as Oscar the Grouch: report

Cranky veterans were likened to Sesame Street’s Oscar the Grouch according to a training guide obtained by the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Department of Veterans Affairs likened dissatisfied veterans to Oscar the Grouch, according to an internal training guide obtained by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
New York

'WHY MY SON?': Parents grieve at wake of slain Bronx toddler who died in care of day-care worker

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Tomasina Cheatham leaned over and kissed her little boy for the last time Friday, as he lay inside a tiny satin-lined casket.

Relatives of Brooklyn family killed in L.I. crash need money to bury victims

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The devastated relatives of the Brooklyn family of five killed in a Long Island crash can’t afford to bury their loved ones.

Stephen Basciano, son of wiseguy ‘Vinny Gorgeous,’ gets 42-month sentence for role in reefer ring

Stephen Basciano at Bronx Supreme Court waiting, for sentencing on his assault conviction.The case was adjourned to June 15th at 9:30 A.M. He said he didn’t want to “walk down the same path” as his father, but the son of mob boss Vincent (Vinny Gorgeous) Basciano is now following him to federal prison.
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'Tribute in Light' returns to Ground Zero, open to the public

Tribute in Light over Manhattan as seen from the Staten Island Ferry. The annual 'Tribute in Light' returns to Ground Zero for the 9/11 memorial — and this year, the public can come along.

Owners of popular Golden Krust chain says rival Silver Krust stole its name: suit

Reps for Golden Krust, which has been in business since the 1990s, says in a Manhattan Federal Court lawsuit that its newer rivals, Silver Krust, stole their name. The Manhattan Federal Court suit alleges that reps from Silver Krust previously promised to change the name but have failed to do so.

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Federal judge halts key part of Texas abortion law

AN AUG 11, 2014 FILE PHOTO A federal judge Friday threw out new Texas abortion restrictions that would have effectively closed more than a dozen clinics in the state.

Atlanta mom questioned by cops about her abandoned toddler found near Dumpster

The mother of a 2-year-old boy, seen here with her unidentified brother, declined to speak to reporters Thursday after being questioned by Georgia police. Her son was found abandoned in a store parking lot. Destiny Walker thought her 2-year-old boy was with his father, relatives say. Homeless man finds the tyke next to trash bin at 5:30 a.m.

DISAPPEARING ACT: Kurdish tanker carrying $100M in oil vanishes from radar off Texas coast following legal battle with Iraq

EUO 3TP Radar systems showed no signs of the United Kalavrvta cargo ship, which has been at the center of a long legal battle between Iraq's government and the country's Kurdish region.

‘Militaristic displays of force and weaponry’: Civil rights lawsuit by Ferguson protesters seeks $40 MILLION

FERGUSON, MO - AUGUST 11: Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III (C) speaks to protestors during a protest of the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a Ferguson police officer, outside Ferguson Police Department Headquarters August 11, 2014 in Ferguson, Missouri. Civil unrest broke out as a result of the shooting of the unarmed black man as crowds looted and burned stores, vandalized vehicles and taunted police officers. Dozens were arrested for various infractions including assault, burglary and theft. (Photo by Michael B. Thomas/Getty Images) A new federal lawsuit claims St. Louis and Ferguson police used excessive force and caused emotional distress as they quashed protests after this month's shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown.

Ex-Playboy model gets 6 years in drug smuggling case

former Playboy model Brandi Brant gets 6 years for smuggling cocaine from California to Australia

California dad faces retrial for allegedly planting drugs on PTA volunteer

Kent Easter reportedly used an Indian accent in the 911 call he used to frame Peters. Prosecutors say Kent Easter and his wife, Jill, both lawyers, concocted a bizarre plot to frame Kelli Peters, a PTA volunteer at Plaza Vista School. A previous trial ended in jury deadlock.

DNA on blood-stained carpet leads to identity of Washington state homicide victim: police

The agent saw a man dash into a dark SUV, but he got away. The blood-stained chunk of carpet found aflame in Auburn, Washington, has been connected to a homicide victim, a report says.

'I just did what I had to do': Shelly Sterling reveals how she got former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to pay $2B for Clippers

Shelly Sterling, wife of former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, speaks during an interview with The Associated Press Thursday, Aug. 28, 2014, in Los Angeles. Shelly Sterling negotiated a landmark deal for $2 billion to sell the Clippers to Steve Ballmer, former CEO of Microsoft. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong) When Shelly Sterling was approached by former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer about buying the Los Angeles Clippers, the wife of disgraced team owner Donald Sterling did not know who he was.

Aharon Sofer laid to rest in Israel after investigators conclude there was no foul play

As people go in and out of the Lakewood Municipal Building Thursday, Aug. 28, 2014, in Lakewood, N.J., they pass a photograph of Aharon Sofer, the young New Jersey religious student who went missing during a hike in a forest outside Jerusalem last week. Israeli police said Thursday "there is a strong possibility" they have found the body of Sofer. Meir Lichtenstein, a Lakewood committeeman who is a friend of Sofer's family, told reporters Thursday, Aug. 28, 2014, that though the investigation was continuing, the family believes that death was accidental and no foul play was suspected. (AP Photo/Mel Evans) Aharon Sofer was laid to rest in the town of Beit Shemesh after investigators released the body to his family. “There is no suspicion of foul play,” local police spokeswoman Luba Samri said.
Sports

Eli Manning admits it could take all season to learn Giants' new offense

New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning #10 three and out during the first quarter when the New York Giants played the New England Patriots Saturday, January 14, 2012 at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Robert Sabo/New York Daily News) It’s taken the Giants a lot longer than they hoped to master Ben McAdoo’s West Coast offense. And now it seems it’s going to take even longer.

Corners at center of Jets’ concerns

Dee Milliner The Jets were already in a bad situation at cornerback after Dimitri Patterson went AWOL and kept causing headaches, but the problem ratchets up to code red if Dee Milliner isn’t ready to play at the beginning of the season.

Tanaka heading back to New York after feeling 'general soreness' in right arm

Masahiro Tanaka is headed home for New York after experiencing what a Yankees spokesman described as "general soreness" in his right arm. Tanaka threw 49 pitches in a simulated game on Thursday in Detroit.

Mets Insider: Exasperated GM Alderson says 90 wins 'wasn't a goal'

The Mets headed into Friday night's game against the Phillies needing only one more loss this season to render Sandy Alderson's target of 90 wins mathematically impossible.
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Ex-Disney star smolders in sexy shoot for Flaunt magazine

Vanessa Hudgens got a chance to be the 'bad girl' for Flaunt magazine's The Distress Issue: Back To School

Usher caught checking out Kim Kardashian’s derriere at VMAs

Usher checks out Kim Kardashian as they make their way down the red carpet at the VMAs

Girl, 9, shoots gun instructor dead with Uzi: police

Charles Vacca, 39, was accidentally shot in the head Monday morning by a 9-year-old girl learning to fire an Uzi. An Arizona gun range instructor was accidentally shot dead by a 9-year-old girl he was showing how to fire an automatic Uzi, police said.

'Chelsea Lately' finale bares it all with skits, celebs

Chelsea Lately's final shower features naked shower scene with Ellen DeGeneres Chelsea Handler came into late-night television naked and she left it naked.

Texas dad found 'not guilty' of slaying drunk driver who killed his sons

David Barajas stands between his wife Cindy and his attorney Sam Cammack after a jury acquitted him of murder at the Brazoria County Courthouse on Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2014, Angleton, Texas. Barajas was accused of fatally shooting Jose Banda in December 2012 near Alvin, minutes after Banda hit a truck Barajas and his two sons were pushing after it ran out of gas. Twelve-year-old David Jr. and 11-year-old Caleb were killed. He could have been sentenced to up to life in prison, if he had been convicted. (AP Photo/Patric Schneider) A grieving dad has escaped a possible life sentence after a Texas jury acquitted him of charges that he shot the drunk driver who killed his young sons.

Air passengers' fight over reclining seat forces unscheduled landing

The Knee Defender, a device sold to prohibit an airline seat from reclining. Airline passengers have come to expect a tiny escape from the confined space of today’s packed planes: the ability to recline their seat a few inches.
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Ruff week? Check out these celebs and their pets

Chelsea Handler famously loves her dogs but did you know Chrissy Teigen is devoted to hers? Kate Upton is a dog lover too - see other stars and their canine pals.

Man goes berserk, forces Paris-bound American Airlines flight to land in Boston after woman reclines seat

Edmund Alexandre, 60, caused an American Airlines flight to Paris to divert to Boston after he allegedly became unruly when the passenger in front of him reclined her seat, which hurt his legs. An in-flight squabble over legroom caused a flight to be diverted—marking the third time this week that unruly passengers caused delays.

SEE IT The joyful moment cancer-stricken boy hears he can leave the hospital

Avery Harriman waits to hear the news his dad is about to share. A Nebraska dad captured a heartwarming — if fleeting — moment of happiness on camera as his 7-year-old son with cancer learned that he was going home.

Tony Stewart says Kevin Ward Jr.’s death will ‘affect my life forever’ in first public appearance since fatal race

HAMPTON, GA - AUGUST 29: Tony Stewart, driver of the #14 Bass Pro Shops / Mobil 1 Chevrolet, speaks to the media prior to practice for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Oral-B USA 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway on August 29, 2014 in Hampton, Georgia. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images) Stewart spoke Friday for the first time Ward died at an Aug. 9 dirt-track event in upstate New York. Stewart will race in Atlanta on Sunday night for the first time in three weeks.

LUCKY TO BE ALIVE: N.J. teen survives 30-foot drop from school zip line after trying to slide down using T-shirt as harness

A 15-year-old New Jersey teen boy broke his leg falling 30 feet off this zip line which originates in a tall tree at Glen Rock High School in New Jersey. The 15-year-old from Hawthorne, who has not been named, reportedly trespassed onto the campus of Glen Rock High School to play soccer with pals on Saturday night.

Sultry Rihanna soaks up the sun in teeny bikini

rihanna posts bikini pics on yacht

Cleveland police officer under fire after photographed holding up a 'beer bong' for man

A Cleveland cop named Carl Dooley was photographed holding up ‘beer bong’ for man tailgaters at Cleveland Browns football games.MUST LINK TO http://www.wkyc.com/story/news/local/cleveland/2014/08/28/cleveland-police-officer-appears-to-hold-beer-bong-for-browns-fan/14751787/ The recently surfaced photo shows a Cleveland cop raising the end of a sudsy plastic hose for a young partygoer while standing in full uniform.

Prosecutor in McDonnell case tells jurors in closing arguments this ‘is corruption ... the real thing’

Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, center, arrives at federal court with his daughter Jeanine McDonnell Zubowsky, left, and son Bobby, McDonnell, right, Friday, Aug. 29, 2014, in Richmond, Va. Closing arguments are expected to begin Friday in the McDonnell's corruption case. (AP Photo/Steve Helber) Prosecutors urged jurors on Friday to focus on two questions at the corruption trial of former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen.

Poland bars Russian plane transporting defense minister from entering its airspace: report

MYTISHCHI, RUSSIA - DECEMBER 27: Russian Defence Minister Sergey Shoigu attends the funeral ceremony for Mikhail Kalashnikov at the Federal Military Memorial Cemetery December 27, 2013 in Mytishchi near Moscow, Russia. Kalashnokov, the designer of legendary AK-47 assault rifle, died at the age of 94. (Photo by Sasha Mordovets/Getty Images) The Tu-154 transporting Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu had to turn around while returning to Russia from Slovakia and land in Bratislava.

SEE IT First-ever Yeti footprint photos could fetch almost $5000 at London auction

PIC SHOWS MERCURY PRESS/CATERS NEWS..The photographs taken by a British explorer that ignited worldwide debate over the existence of the Yeti in the Himalayas are to auctioned. During the 1951 Everest expedition, Eric Earle Shipton CBE used an ice pick to give the footprints in the snow at the Memluk Basin some scale. The photographs came more than 25 years after photographer and member of the Royal Geographic Society N.A. Tombazi made the first European sighting of the mythical beast. He wrote: Unquestionably, the figure in outline was exactly like a human being, walking upright and stopping occasionally to pull at some dwarf rhododendron bushes. It showed up dark against the snow, and as far as I could make out, wore no clothes. The footprints in the snow taken by Shipton measure between 12 and 13 inches long and are being auctioned for between £2,000 and £5,000 by Christies...SEE COPY *** Local Caption *** PIC SHOWS MERCURY PRESS/CATERS NEWS..The photographs taken by a British explorer that ignited worldwide debate over the existence of the Yeti in the Himalayas are to auctioned. During the 1951 Everest expedition, Eric Earle Shipton CBE used an ice pick to Photographs taken by a British explorer that ignited worldwide debate over the existence of the Yeti in the Himalayas are set to be auctioned.

Chelsea Clinton quits $600K NBC News job

Chelsea Clinton quits NBC news job

College students being screened for Ebola as Senegal reports first case

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Penn. woman sees UFO and calls cops — who see it too

What the heck is it? Not even the cops can figure out what is causing w weird circle of light in Lower Paxton Township, Pennsylvania.

SEE: Britney posts video about her 's----y' day after split

Britney Spears posts Instagram video about her 'sh---y' day after David Lucado split

Two women accused of making meth in church basement

Tiffany Burton was busted for allegedly making meth in an Illinois church.

Illinois boy, 11, fights free from alleged abductor

George Boyd (pictured showing how he hit the man with his fists), 11, as he walked along an alley on his way home from school in Indianapolis.
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From Nicki to Miley, check out these all-star selfies

Nicki Minaj, Miley Cyrus and Kathy Griffin are all posting some fun selfies

Malaysia Airlines to cut 6,000 jobs in rebranding effort after back-to-back jet disasters

A man watches a Malaysia Airlines jet at Kuala Lumpur International Airport July 25, 2014. Malaysia Airlines on Thursday reported another financial loss and warned of poor second-half earnings, as passenger bookings tumbled in response to the loss of two aircraft in separate disasters this year. Picture taken July 25, 2014. REUTERS/Olivia Harris (MALAYSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT BUSINESS)

Oregon cops arrest man, 23, linked to string of gang-related shootings

Police arrested 23-year-old George Waters Jr. Thursday morning on an attempted murder charge in connection to a spree of gang violence.

TGIF! Check out the week's best celebrity photos

Celebrity photos of the week featuring Giselle, Chanel Iman, Steve O and more!

Undocumented pretending to be children to enroll in public schools: mayor

LYNN, MA - OCTOBER 16: Lynn, Mass. mayoral candidate Judith Flanagan Kennedy at her Lynn headquarters on October 16, 2009. (Photo by Wendy Maeda/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

James Foley was among hostages waterboarded by ISIS

Fighter from ISIS beheads U.S. journalist James Foley.

Angelina spotted for first time since wedding

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to honeymoon in Malta

Feds sue Minneapolis suburb for denying Muslim group right to open worship center

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Iceland raises flight alert after small volcano eruption as experts worry larger eruption may follow

Picture shows magma along a 1-km-long fissure in a lava field north of the Vatnajokull glacier, which covers part of Bardarbunga volcano system, August 29, 2014. The eruption is at the tip of a magma dyke around 40 km from the main Bardarbunga crater and activity subsided to relatively low levels after peaking between 0020 and 0200 GMT, Iceland Met Office seismologist Martin Hensch said. Iceland's Meteorological Office on Friday downgraded its volcano alert level to orange from red and said a small eruption that started during the night is not a threat to aviation.  REUTERS/Marco Nescher

Oklahoma death row inmate died from execution drugs, not heart attack: autopsy

Clayton Lockett. A report on a problematic execution in Oklahoma shows lethal drugs caused the inmate to die, not a heart attack, after the state’s prisons chief halted efforts to kill him.

Florida youth pastor busted for sharing child pornography, cops say

Lucas Brandenburg had been under investigated by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for several months prior to his arrest.

Polygamous living is legal in Utah after judge's 'Sister Wives' ruling

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Pilot killed when F-15 fighter jet crashed in Virginia forest: officials

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