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Captain
America:
Civil War -
Government
interference
to stop the
Avengers
from saving
the world causes a rift be- tween former friends, Cap- tain America (Chris Evans) and Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.). Captain Amer- ica and his crew, Falcon (An- thony Mackie), Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), Winter Soldier (Sabastian Stan), Ant-Man (Paul Rudd), and Scarlett Witch ( Elizabeth Olsen) fight against Iron Man and his superheroes, War Machine (Don Cheadle), Black Widow (Scarlett Jo- hansson), Vision (Paul Bet- tany) Spider Man (Tom Holland), and newcomer Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman). Directors An- thony Russo and Joe Russo should be applauded for adding Black actors as super- heroes. The final scene has a nice twist to it that makes this Avengers film a must- see! What will you do? 2 hrs. / 30 mins. No. 1 at box office. Made $181M U.S. / Foreign $496M. (Budget $250M). Four Out Of Four Stars And Then Some.
Keanu - Rell (Jordan Peel) and cousin, Clarence
(Keegan-Michael Key) join forces to find Rell’s kitten that was stolen by thieves who work for a drug dealer named Cheddar (Method Man). The guys must go un- derground as gangsters to get the kitten back. Must see for laughs. Made $15M. (Budget $15M). ***1⁄2
The Huntsman: Win- ter’s War - Eric (Chris Hemsworth) and fellow war- rior Sara (Jessica Chastan), members of the Huntsmen army raised to protect the Winter queen, Freya (Emily Blunt) from the wicked queen Ravenna (Charlize Theron). Universal will lose big with this franchise fairy- tale movie. They need to make around $325M to break even. The special ef- fects still make you want to see this 2 hrs. / 10 min. fan- tasy film. If not, wait for it on DVD. Made $40M. /Foreign $105M. (Budget $115M). **1⁄2
Barbershop: The Next Cut - Directed by Malcolm D. Lee (The Best Man Holiday), the Chicago south-side com- munity has taken a turn for the worse between random killings and the gangs. The crew at Calvin’s Barbershop (Ice Cube, Cedric ‘The Enter- tainer’, Regina Hall, J. B. Smoove, Common and Nicki Minaj) come together to
bring peace to their neigh- borhood. This is the best of the Barbershop films, be- cause the film tackles all the social issues. Really enjoyed it! Made $48M. (Budget N/A). ****
Jungle Book - Directed by Jon Favreau (Iron Man), this movie was about a boy, Mowgli (Neel Sethi) being raised by a family of wolves, was forced to leave his home when a fearsome tiger, Shere Khan (Idris Elba) wants to kill him. Guided by a no-non- sense panther (Ben Kingsley) and a free-spirited bear (Bill Murray), Mowgli learns a valuable life lessons on how to survive on his epic jour- ney. The special effects mak- ing the animals look real were truly amazing. Made $287M/ Foreign $494M. (Budget $175M). ****
The Boss - A billionaire (Melissa McCarthy) is sent to prison after she’s caught in- sider trading. When she re- turns from prison to rebrand herself, not everyone she messed over is so quick to forgive and forget. If you like the McCarthy style of com- edy, then this film is for you. Made $59M. (Budget $29M).
***Eye In The Sky - Col. Katherine Powell (Helen Mirren) is in command of an operation to capture terror- ists in Kenya. Her mission es- calates when a girl enters the kill zone and the drone oper- ator (Aaron Paul) has to pull the trigger. What would you do? Excellent suspenseful film. Mirren should be nomi- nated for an Oscar as best ac- tress. Made $17M. (Budget N/A). ****
Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice: Batman (Ben Affleck) sets out to de- stroy Superman (Henry Cav- ill) because he feels the world has left Superman unchecked with super hero deeds. Meanwhile, villain, Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) is creating a super monster called Doomsday to destroy Metropolis. Critics gave this film bad reviews, but I can’t see how! This film was ac- tion-packed and very violent with a shocking ending. 2 hrs. /30 mins. long. Also starring Amy Adams and Laurence Fishburne. Check it out in 3D-IMAX. Made $327M/Foreign $540M. (Budget $250M). Four Out Of Four Stars And Then Some.
The Perfect Match (2016) - A playboy (Terrance Jenkins) meets the beautiful and mysterious Eva (Cassie Ventura). After agreeing to a casual affair, Charlie wants more from the relationship. This lady (Eva) has game. A light comedy only for adults. Made $9M. (Budget N/A). ***
BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL - Caroline is faced with an important decision regarding Douglas’ parenting. Rick’s resentment toward Ridge grows. Steffy is appalled to see Quinn. Ridge waits to hear from Caroline.
DAYS OF OUR LIVES - Jade and Joey find themselves at her Aunt Simone’s commune/compound in the desert out- side of LA. Chad is devastated after Abigail tells him she does- n’t want him and Thomas to visit her anymore. Aiden pays Andre a visit soon after his release...
GENERAL HOSPITAL - Franco pleas for a second chance. Michael comes to the rescue. Maxie and Obrecht have a bonding moment. An unexpected truth about Griffin stuns Sonny and Anna. Alexis is rattled by her suspicions. Rachel and Nikolas have mutual plans for the other.
YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Kevin works his charms on Natalie. Lily confronts Neil about kidnapping Hilary. Mariah makes Sharon recall a difficult memory. Billy and Phyllis face up to their feelings. Chelsea has a heated exchange with Victor.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Take action on a do- mestic project that you’ve been longing for over the next two days. Put some muscle into a home im- provement. Things may not go as expected... results could surprise.
Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Research and cre- ative projects grow stronger with focused attention. Catch up on reading today and tomorrow. Write and share communications. Dis- cuss what you envision. Take action and get farther than imagined.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Cash flow improves over the next few days. Gain value by fixing up old things before buying new. Produc- tivity gets profitable. Intu- ition shows you where to tweak for best performance.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — You’re stronger for the next two days. Make a move toward a personal goal. Dis- agreement requires com- promise. Work out the basics. Find ways to cut costs. Stay sensitive to the needs of others.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — The action is behind the scenes over the next few days. Save time later by or- ganizing workflow and clar- ifying plans now. Review what you’ve got and what’s needed for the results you want.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Develop a strategy with teammates through to- morrow. Distractions abound. Huddle to organize who will do what, and avoid any awkwardness. Emo- tions affect the workplace. Don’t drop out important
tasks.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Successful navigation of professional hurdles jump-starts a passion proj- ect. Provide what’s needed, and get your team involved. Pass a test and rise a level. Physical magnetism is part of the fun.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22- Dec. 21) — Dream big. Your wanderlust is getting worse. Travel and fun are favored today and tomor- row. Can you mix business with pleasure? Have backup plans to sidestep chaos. Al- ternate between physical movement and tranquility.
Capricorn (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) — Over the next two days, handle financial, legal and insurance matters. Plan and invest for the fu- ture. Leverage your posi- tion. Arrange safer storage for resources and assets. Get terms in writing.
Aquarius (Jan. 20- Feb. 18) — Strategize with a partner over the next few days. Review resources and replenish reserves. Avoid risk and expense. Get out- side to walk and talk to- gether. Spend time to nurture your relationship.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Confront a tricky puzzle at work by looking at it from a different angle. There’s plenty of work over the next two days, so use your imagination and dele- gate what you can.
Aries (March 21-April 19) — Play like a child over the next two days. Enjoy people and activities that you love. Make mistakes and learn from them. Let go of unrealistic expectations. Go for your heart’s desire.
Hillsborough County Public Schools
NOTICE OF RULEMAKING
The School Board of Hillsborough County Policies
At its regular meeting of June 28, 2016, The School Board of Hillsborough County, Florida, will conduct a public hearing to be held in the Board auditorium, located at Raymond O. Shelton School Administrative Center, 901 E. Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa, regarding proposed revisions to School Board policies, after which the Board will consider the Superintendent’s recommendation to adopt the proposed revisions to the policies to be effective June 29, 2016. Other than the cost of advertisement, there is no economic impact.
Pursuant to the Board’s Bylaws, if an individual believes he or she is affected by these proposed policies, that individual may present argument or evidence on all issues relating to the proposed rule at the hearing to be held pursuant to this notice. Any person wishing to present argument or evidence must, within twenty-one (21) days of the date of this notice, submit a written request to the Superintendent at 901 E. Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa.
The proposed form of the policy may be viewed and inspected at the following website:
http://www.sdhc.k12.fl.us/policymanual/advertised
A hard copy is also available in the Hillsborough County Public Schools Communications Office located at 901 E. Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa.
For additional information call (813) 272-4076.
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