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In a world where magic is scarce, a group of seven teens born with great power must run from assassins dispatched by the government to hunt them down. Will they survive and fight? Or will the surrender and die?

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I'm mad, you're mad....Everyone is mad!

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Cool. Fantasy and magic. I would like to join.

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Ind. seeks $614K for standardized testing problems

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) ? The superintendent of Indiana's public schools announced Friday she would seek more than $614,000 in damages from CTB/McGraw-Hill, the same day company President Ellen Haley apologized to lawmakers for failures in online standardized tests that caused chaos at the end of the school year.

Superintendent Glenda Ritz said the money she's seeking would cover fines laid out in the state's $95 million contract with the testing company and pay for an independent review of the test's validity and improved reporting data. Department of Education staff said the fines could easily grow to millions of dollars.

Indiana's troubles have punctuated a nationwide shift from pencil-and-paper tests to online exams. Troubles earlier this year disrupted high-stakes testing in Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota and Oklahoma. A bank of "overwhelmed" servers in New Jersey caused students in Oklahoma and Indiana to be consistently booted from the online test over two days at the end of April, McGraw-Hill executives said Friday.

"The consequences of CTB's server failures were real and significant for Indiana schools," Ritz said in a news release issued before McGraw Hill executives spoke to lawmakers.

A penitent Haley stood before legislators for more than an hour Friday afternoon, answering questions about whether the company underestimated the impact of the test shutdowns and if test results should be considered valid for any of the many high-stakes education formulas they're plugged into around the state.

"Let me begin first, by apologizing to you," she said. "I know it's unacceptable to you. Believe me; it's unacceptable to me, too."

McGraw-Hill employees ran "stress tests" on their servers and the Internet capabilities at schools across the state before signing off on complete transition from paper to online this year. Technicians could not foresee the crush of students taking the test all at once, however, and were forced to quickly add more virtual memory to the servers, she said.

Beyond the fines included in the contract, state lawmakers said many school districts dug into already-stretched budgets to cover overtime for teachers and staff to clean up the testing troubles.

"There were incredible costs overruns in these areas because of these problems," said state Rep. Kreg Battles, D-Vincennes, a high school chemistry teacher. Asked if the company should pay for local costs caused by the testing failure, Haley said she could not comment.

The scope of the testing troubles is still being determined, but many lawmakers detailed other major problems. Battles relayed stories of partial multiple choice lists showing up on students' screens without the correct answer to the question and problems with a separate McGraw-Hill test needed to graduate the third grade.

The McGraw-Hill team was contrite but narrow in their answers, declining to weigh in on the newly disclosed troubles.

Senate Education Chairman Dennis Kruse, R-Auburn, said the public relations problems could end up being worse for the company than the fines.

"I think the embarrassment is a huge thing. I think that's a big penalty for them," he said. "Money counts ? we for sure want money ? but I appreciated them coming in and (Haley's) first phrase was 'I apologize.'"

Kruse said he's most concerned about the validity of the test results, which are used to factor everything from teacher pay to Indiana's school assessment system. McGraw-Hill is reviewing the results and Ritz hired an outside firm to conduct a separate analysis.

Indiana lawmakers plan to meet July 29 to review the results.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/ind-seeks-614k-standardized-testing-problems-162028726.html

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Guardian: GCHQ taps fibre-optic cables for secret access to world's ...

Exclusive:? British spy agency collects and stores vast quantities of global email messages, Facebook posts, internet histories and calls, and shares them with NSA, latest documents from Edward Snowden reveal

(Sorry for the rush, but I thought you?d like to know, and I didn?t see available post to drop the link.)

and the are consequently able to access and process vast quantities of communications between entirely innocent people, as well as targeted suspects.? This includes recordings of phone calls, the content of email messages, entries on Facebook and the history of any internet user?s access to websites ? all of which is deemed legal, even though the warrant system was supposed to limit interception to a specified range of targets.

The existence of the programme has been disclosed in documents shown to the Guardian by the whistleblower Edward Snowden as part of his attempt to expose what he has called ?the largest programme of suspicionless surveillance in human history?.

?It?s not just a US problem. The UK has a huge dog in this fight,? Snowden told the Guardian. ?They [] are worse than the US.? [snip]

Britain?s technical capacity to tap into the cables that carry the world?s communications ? referred to in the documents as special source exploitation ? has made an intelligence superpower.? By 2010, two years after the project was first trialled, it was able to boast it had the ?biggest internet access? of any member of the Five Eyes electronic eavesdropping alliance, comprising the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

UK officials could also claim ?produces larger amounts of than ?.? [snip]

The Guardian understands that a total of 850,000 employees and US private contractors with top secret clearance had access to databases.

In addition,? apparently Americans were given guidelines for its use, but were told in legal briefings by lawyers: ?We have a light oversight regime compared with the US?, and that? when it came to judging the necessity and proportionality of what they were allowed to look for, would-be American users were told it was ?your call?.? I?ll bet they made the call.

From NDTV via Agence-France? Presse?

WikiLeaks plane ?ready? to bring Edward Snowden to Iceland

Reykjavik, Iceland:?A chartered private jet is ready to bring US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden to Iceland from Hong Kong, a businessman connected to whistleblowing website WikiLeaks said late Thursday.

?Everything is ready on our side and the plane could take off tomorrow,? Icelandic businessman Olafur Sigurvinsson, head of WikiLeaks partner firm DataCell, told Channel2 television.

?We have really done all we can do. We have a plane and all the logistics in place. Now we are only awaiting a response from the (Icelandic) government,? added the boss of Datacell, which handles donations to WikiLeaks.

Why advertise it?? Several ideas might occur.

I was looking at Julian Sanchez?s twitter account for a link I?d seen the other day, and found him recommending this piece by James Risen and Nick Winfield at the NYT: ?Web?s Reach Binds N.S.A. and Silicon Valley Leaders?:

The sums the N.S.A. spends in Silicon Valley are classified, as is the agency?s total budget, which independent analysts say is $8 billion to $10 billion a year.

Despite the companies? assertions that they cooperate with the agency only when legally compelled, current and former industry officials say the companies sometimes secretly put together teams of in-house experts to find ways to cooperate more completely with the N.S.A. and to make their customers? information more accessible to the agency. The companies do so, the officials say, because they want to control the process themselves. They are also under subtle but powerful pressure from the N.S.A. to make access easier.?

Skype, the Internet-based calling service, began its own secret program, Project Chess, to explore the legal and technical issues in making Skype calls readily available to intelligence agencies and law enforcement officials, according to people briefed on the program who asked not to be named to avoid trouble with the intelligence agencies.

Also, this piece by Robert Pollack:? ?Militarizing Capitalism? is excellent.? More links later; so much is breaking so quickly now, and?I?m sorry to be in such a rush?again.? Garden?s been calling, but that?s a good thing.

?(cross-posted at Cafe-Babylon.net)

Source: http://my.firedoglake.com/wendydavis/2013/06/21/guardian-gchq-taps-fibre-optic-cables-for-secret-access-to-worlds-communications/

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Video: Dow, S&P 500 Post Biggest Losses of Year

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The Ice Cream of the Future of the Past Is Your Deal of the Day

Still upset about the slow death and bankruptcy of Dippin' Dots, the ice cream of the future? Check out this officially licensed DIY Dippin' Dots kit, which is only $4 from Toys 'R' Us right now. Four bucks! Thats less than a cup of ice cream pellets at the ballpark.

Sure, this kit?which is aimed at children, by the way?doesn't come with liquid nitrogen, so they're not really Dippin' Dots, at least not the kind you'd buy from an official franchise. But it will produce tiny balls of frozen treat, and at $4, what more can you ask for? If you can drop by a Toys 'R' Us, shipping is free, otherwise it'll run you $8. But even at $12, that's still a better price than Amazon, or Kmart, or other retailers.

Happy summer, guys. [Toys ? Us]

Top Deals

? Dippin Dots Frozen Dot Maker ($4) | Toys R Us | Originally $20 | Price drops $1 in-cart.

Accessories

? 8GB or 16GB Capacity Sandisk Cruzer Switch Flash Driv (8GB: $6 / 16GB: $10) | Amazon via Deals Kinja

? Logitech Keyboard K400 ($30) | Amazon via 9to5Toys | Originally $40

? $95 Das Blue Mac Keyboard ($95) | NCIX via Hard Forum | Originally $130

Miscellaneous

? Lian Li Mid Tower ATX Case ($50) | Newegg via Hard Forum | Originally $70 | Use coupon code AFNJ0973 + MIR

Gaming

As always, these gaming deals come courtesy of the homies over at the Moneysaver.

PC

? FEZ ($5) | GOG | Normally $10

? Dyad ($5) | GOG | Normally $15

? Deus Ex 1-2 + Thief 1-3 + Daikatana + Anachronox ($15) | GOG | Normally $62

? 150 more games on sale a GOG, it's a pretty sweet sale.

? Hotline Miami [Steam] ($2.70) | Gamefly via Reddit | Use code GFDJUN20

? DMC [Steam] ($12) | Green Man Gaming via Dealzon | Use code GMG20-6WUSQ-LBC4U

? FREE Pinball FX2 Sorcerer's Lair Table | Steam | FX2 platform is free to download

? Dungeonland ($5) | Steam

PS3

? Jak & Daxter Collection ($13) | Amazon

? Playstation 3 120GB ($190) | CowBoom via TechBargains | Use code PS320120 | This is one of the best prices we've seen on a new PS3

Xbox

? Assassin's Creed 3 ($20) | Amazon

Audio

Nope.

Clothing

There's a solid Banana Republic summer sale going on right now. Hit up the via for some very nice shoe deals too. [BR via Dappered]

Dumb TV ? Smart TV

? Elgato USB EyeTV ($80) | Amazon via 9to5Toys | Originally $150

Physical Media

? Armageddon [Blu-ray] ($11) | Amazon via Daily DVD Deals | Lowest ever, this is one of the those movies that never goes on sale

? Pre-order Star Trek into Darkness standard OR 3D version [Blu-ray/DVD/Digital] or DVD version ($17 or $20 or $25) | Amazon via Daily DVD Deals | All 3 versions include a $3 credit toward Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness #1 e-Comic

? Warehouse 12 Season 1 or 2 [DVD] ($15) | Amazon via Daily DVD Deals

? Mad Men Season 5 [DVD] ($20) | Amazon via Daily DVD Deals

? 30 Rock Season 1 or 2 or 3 [DVD] (~$9) | Amazon via Daily DVD Deals

Digital Media

? FREE "Wouldn't it be Nice" - Beach Boys | Google Play

Laptops

Not today.

Desktops

Lawl.

Tablets

? 32GB Google Nexus 7 ($225) | Sears via Deals Kinja

Screens

? 24" Acer Monitor ($140) | Newegg via Ben's Bargains | Originally $180

? 47-Inch 120Hz Vizio Smart HDTV ($398) | WalMart via Deals Kinja | Lowest price ever, refurbuished.

Portables

A no nonsense e-ink reader for $40. [Kobo via The Verge]

? Samsung Galaxy Note II ($20) | Amazon via Deals Kinja | Lowest price ever with new Sprint contract

Camera

? Refurb Canon T3i ($350) | Canon via Ben's Bargains | Originally $500

Bare Drives

? Seagate 240GB SSD plus 2TB 7200 RPM Hard Drive Bundle ($210) | Amazon via Deals Kinja

? Seagate Business Storage 2-Bay Diskless NAS plus 4TB HDD ($330) | NewEgg | Save $60

Apps

We're in the thick of app discount season. Check out yesterday's post for more app deals.

iOS

? WiTop Remote ($0) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $2

? Survivor Z ($0) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $2

? Ascendancy ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $7

? Rimelands: Hammer of Thor ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $5

? Sonic the Hedgehog 4 ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $2

? Badland ($2) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $4

iPad Only

? Wrestle Jump ($0) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $2

? Tug The Table ($0) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $2

? vJay ($0) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $10

Android

? Sonic Jump ($1) | Google Play via App-sales | Originally $2

? Sonic 4 Episode 1 ($1) | Google Play via App-sales | Originally $4

? Sonic CD ($1) | Google Play via App-sales | Originally $3

? Sonic The Hedgehog ($1) | Google Play via App-sales | Originally $3

? Sonic 4 Episode 2 ($1) | Google Play via App-sales | Originally $5

? Superbrothers Swords and Sworcery ($1) | Google Play | Originally $5

? God of Blades ($1) | Google Play | Originally $3

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Check your 7-11 app: you might find a coupon for a FREE pint of Ben & Jerry's http://t.co/t8Y0Jv5Pop

? dealzmodo (@dealzmodo) June 21, 2013

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