I love the X-Men, I'm glad this wasn't the X-Men.

When we first meet Cassie, she is living with her grandmother. Her father, a member of the military, is out of the country and her mother is dead, or at least assumed to be. Her mother's body was never found, but the crime scene she left behind was so bloody that the cops don't believe she could have possibly survived. When Cassie is offered a place in the program she cannot help but dream of finding her mother's killer.

Like I said, there is a bit of a triangle. Michael is the boy who first makes contact with Cassie under orders from an agent. Cute and mysterious, Michael can "read" anybody's emotions, and is quite adept and keeping his ownExtensive research is needed to build upon currently used media and tools to foster wider participation, address national priorities, and deal with potential dangers associated with technology-mediated social participation.

In recognition of the growing significance of online communities, social media, and user-generated content, Time magazine proclaimed its Person of the Year in 2006 to be "you." Just as the declaration of the computer as Time's 1982 Person of the Year foreshadowed the personal computer's ubiquity in everyday life, we believe this symbolic award is a harbinger of vast technological and societal changes that will unfold over many years.

As the Internet and mobile technology have become increasingly ubiquitous, they have also become more social. As of spring 2010, 40 percent of adults age 30 and over, 72 percent of young