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What's new to stream Amazon Prime for June 2018
Amazon's streaming service picks up some big league movies like Lady Bird and Disaster Artist.
Iyaz Akhtar
May 31, 2018 10:59 a.m. PT
Contrary to popular belief, Lady Bird is not about the life and times of Lady Bird Johnson.
So you're willing to pay for Amazon Prime even though it costs a little more than it used to. One of Prime's benefits is its video service, which Amazon takes very seriously. It's made deals for NFL football and has some fun original programming like The Tick and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
In June, Amazon Prime grabs a movie about a movie in The Disaster Artist. James Franco directed and starred in the film about Tommy Wiseau and Wiseau's unlikely Hollywood dreams. Then there's Lady Bird, which has garnered tons of critical acclaim and plenty of award nominations. It arrives on the first Sunday of the month.
Arriving on Amazon Prime, June 2018
Date not yet announced
A Very English Scandal, season (Prime original series), season 1
All or Nothing: New Zealand All Blacks (Prime original series), season 1
Babylon 5, seasons 1-5
Rescue Me Seasons 1-9
The Waltons, seasons 1-9
1492: Conquest of Paradise (1992)
2 Days in the Valley (1996)
Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (1987)
As Good As Dead (2010)
August Rush (2007)
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009)
Beer for My Horses (2008)
Black Widow (AKA: Before It Had a Name) (2005)
Blitz (2011)
Blood and Glory (2016)
Blue Like Jazz (2012)
Breakdown (1997)
Burnt Offerings (1976)
Cavedweller (2004)
Chinese Box (1997)
Clown at Midnight (1999)
Command Performance (2009)
Danger Zone (1996)
Disaster Artist (2017)
Dog Watch (1997)
Double Identity (2009)
Dreams and Memories of Where the Red Fern Grows (2018)
Drop Zone (1994)
Event Horizon (1997)
Flickers (1980)
Forces of Nature (1999)
Flood (2007)
Hans Christian Andersen: My Life as a Fairytale (2003)
Hard Rain (1998)
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991)
House of D (2005)
I Am David (2004)
Leprechaun 2 (1994)
Leprechaun 4: In Space (1996)
Leprechaun 5: In the Hood (2000)
Leprechaun 6: Back 2 Tha Hood (2003)
Leprechaun: Origins (2014)
Mouse Hunt (1997)
Mutant Species (1995)
Nacho Libre (2006)
Nurse 3D (2014)
Panic (2000)
Rare Birds (2002)
Religulous (2008)
Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978)
Space Jam (1996)
Stanley & Iris (1990)
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)
Tamara (2006)
Tears of the Sun (2003)
The 4th Floor (1999)
The Ant Bully (2006)
The Ashram (2018)
The Burbs (1989)
The Care Bears Movie (1985)
The Eye 2 (2005)
The Pink Panther Strikes Again (1976)
The Running Man (1987)
The Young Karl Marx (2017)
Tilt (2017)
Universal Soldier (1992)
Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)
Ring of Fire (2012)
Saturday Night Fever (1977)
Serving Sara (2002)
Survivor (2015)
The Iceman (2012)
War, Inc. (2008)
Wonder Wheel (Prime original movie) (2017)
Lady Bird (2017)
Max 2: White House Hero (2017)
Stargate (1994)
Lions for Lambs (2007)
Lost in Oz (Prime original series), season 1B
Braven (2018)
Simon Says (2006)
Goliath (Prime original series), season 2
Nostalgia (2018)
Suits, season 7
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie (Prime original series), season 1B
Shutter Island (2009)
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Murder Is Murder
In a trial in Jacksonville, Florida that should have been simple, resulting in conviction on all charges, once again a jury could not find the way to convict a white man of killing a young black man.
The jury convicted Michael Dunn of lesser charges, attempted murder for shooting into a car against three of its occupants. But it could not agree to convict him of murder for killing Jordan Davis, the young black man in the car whom he shot three times.
At the trial, Dunn claimed he was in fear of HIS life, that he saw a shotgun in the hands of the teen he shot, and that's why he reached into his glove compartment, pulled out a gun and emptied ten rounds into a vehicle pulling away from him.
No one else saw the gun. No shots were fired from it. The police didn't find it. Dunn himself never mentioned this imaginary gun for months – neither to the police nor to his fiancée.
His lawyer said only that there COULD have been a gun in the car, but in any case what mattered is that Dunn THOUGHT he saw a gun.
What absolute, foul nonsense. With that kind of "excuse," anyone could kill anyone else and get away with it.
To be more exact: In this country, in the 21st century, any white racist can still kill a young black man and get away with it. Lynching hasn't gone away, it's just taken another form.
In a phone call from jail before the trial, Dunn complained: "I'm the victim here. I'm the victor, but I was the victim too."
"The victor"? What kind of man considers himself a "victor" because he killed someone?
It's true that Dunn was convicted of lesser charges because he continued to fire at the car after his first burst of gunfire killed the one young man.
And since then, some of the jurors say they all agreed that Dunn was wrong, that he never should have shot at all. But that jury could not convince itself that the life of a young black man mattered enough to convict his murderer of murder. And this verdict, like others before it, puts a target on the back of every young black man still alive.

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Puu Poa is dubbed as the pinnacle of style and oceanfront luxury for a condo on the North shore of Kauai. Undoubtedly Princeville's finest establishment, Puu Poa rentals offer concrete construction, unparalleled views, their own beach, pool and tennis. Puu Poa condos are the complete package. Located just a few steps from the St. Regis it's easy to grab some food for lunch at Kauai Grill or a drink at the bar then head down the path to Hideaways beach for a surf session.
When you stay in these Princeville Kauai rentals you'll find a loft style layout with large open spaces and walls of windows play to the pacific ocean. There are 1, 2 and 3 bedroom options with plenty of private off street parking. Most of the Puu Poa condos here have been updated with top shelf fit and finish. There are 56 units that curve along the bluff to take full advantage of the views. There's also a great lawn out front perfect for relaxing with a cocktail or just soaking up the Kauai sunshine.
Puu Poa is one of a few prime places to rent if you are looking for humpback whales in the winter here on the garden isle. Puu Poa rentals aren't inexpensive so if you don't have the budget for them this trip, look for Alii Kai, Sealodge, Pali Ke Kua or Emmalani Court condos. They all have bluff front condos that can get you a front row seat for whales and dolphins.


Ashley Myrick has been a member of HBCU CONNECT since Jul 2nd, 2018. Ashley represents Spelman College class of 2021 and is located in the East Point, GA area. You can connect with Ashley Myrick and other interesting members of HBCU CONNECT by signing up or logging in.


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Citrus Label Tour Arrives at ACE
Polk County has long been the epicenter to one of Florida's largest agricultural industries – citrus. In honor of this legacy, Aerospace Discovery at the Florida Air Museum has joined The Citrus Label Tour of Polk County, a partnership with the Polk County History Center and Florida Citrus Hall of Fame. The Citrus Label Tour of Polk County is a driving experience that explores the historic marketing of citrus through the artistic labels that once adorned the old wooden crates used to ship fresh fruit to northern markets in the 1900s.
(NC-4 Brand Citrus Label)
The artistic labels were also a form of colorized billboards for Florida, depicting historical sites and events, native heritage, local flora and fauna, and an array of vistas to entice not only citrus buyers but also potential visitors to the state. Converging aviation and agricultural history, Aerospace Discovery is displaying the iconic NC-4 Brand label. Produced in 1919 by the Florence Citrus Growers Association of Polk County, the label commemorates the NC flying boats that were designed to fly across the Atlantic. Too late for WWI, the NCs still took up the challenge of traversing the Atlantic by air. On May 27, 1919, the NC-4 made the first successful transatlantic flight, a milestone in history that brought great acclaim to Naval Aviation.
(Curtiss NC-4 in flight)
A Lasting Legacy
Located on the corner of James C. Ray Drive and Tom Mack Drive, this exhibit is dedicated in honor of SUN 'n FUN Pioneer and Citrus Hall of Fame Inductee, Dr. Thomas B. Mack. When SUN 'n FUN opened their new site in 1977, Dr. Mack designed the landscaping that greeted each visitor. Many of those original plantings exist today and are maintained by a group of volunteers known as the Flower Babes.
(Tom Mack, pictured second from left)
Keep an eye out for the beautiful sign the next time you are on campus and to see more of what the tour has to offer, download the map and get set to explore!
Tour Map (PDF)


The perpetual Pam Crellin Memorial Award for Pony Club Dressage is a tribute to Pam Crellin who lost her battle with leukaemia in October 2010. Pam was a highly successful rider and a valued instructor who was a major contributor to the dressage community – especially to pony club. PCANT wishes to celebrate Pam's equestrian endeavours and recognise her significant contributions to the dressage world with this award for correct training principles, which epitomises Pam's approach to dressage. This Pony Club Dressage Award is presented to a rider who shows a passion for dressage through participation and who in the eyes of the judges has tried to establish a sound training scale through correct dressage principles that will enable them to progress in the equestrian discipline of Dressage.


Well we are back from our little Our Lake Life goes to the beach annual family adventure that we all love and look forward to very much each year. Our little tradition involves renting a beach condo, packing up the whole family, my parents, sisters, husbands and heading out for a week at the beach. The tradition goes back quite a ways beginning back when I was just a little warm and snuggly inside my mother's belly. I cannot remember a summer ever of not continuing on in this tradition.
So many warm and wonderful summer memories have been made in our favorite shore town called Ocean City located on the far southern shores of New Jersey this family resort has long been a favorite of ours. Of course we've always known that Ocean City is a special place, this year Travel Channel named OC's Boardwalk one of the best in the country, looks like the rest of the world is taking notice.
Needless to say it's a highly anticipated and very special time when we all get to take a week and relax as one big family. You would think after all these years of vacationing in the same place that we would have exhausted every nook and cranny of one small town on the coast. Not true, on our first day we discovered a new to us state park nestled on the bay, complete with a Ray Ban outlet playground and boat ramps leading to the open waters of the bay overlooking Ocean City. We had a fun few hours as we waited for check-in time.
We arrived on Saturday, It was humid and a little overcast the day we arrived with a threat of shower mixed in. Quickly turning sunny and hot as we anticipated the week of fun ahead and the excitement of walking into the rental for the first time. Will it be as nice as the pictures? What will the view be like? How far is the walk to the beach?
It didn't disappoint, the house was nice and big we had the first floor of the large 2 story home with an open floor plan that I'd love to have some day. An elevator which was extremely awesome for delivering luggage from the garage but kind of overkill if you just wanted to step outside. A gorgeous wrap around porch with views of the ocean a truly wonderful place to call home for the week.
I really love family traditions and I love that my parents were able to carry on with this tradition throughout our lives and make wonderful memories for us. I'm excited to bring those family traditions to my family.
Hi everyone, we're back in action today from our much needed break where we got away from it all and enjoyed some time at the beach. We had a great time and took loads of pictures. I'll share some of those soon including some of the gorgeous ocean front homes we spied. They were to die for.
Anyway when we got home we saw one of the most anticipated sites around the lake. It's probably something that most people don't ever see. I know, I certainly never had before I moved to our lake.
I bet you're wondering what it is?
It's called a weed harvester and it's one of the most welcomed sights on our lake. Given the size, our lake is relatively shallow which means light is able to reach the bottom in many parts of the lake it also make for relatively warm water in the summer months which is wonderful for swimming and also wonderful for lake weeds to sprout from the bottom virtually covering the lake which is not so good for swimming.
In July each year the weed harvesters come out to scoop up the floating debris and weeds leaving a substantially less weedy lake in their wake.
They pull right up to the edge of the land and make quick work of clean up. What would take us hours to pull out by hand is done in mere minutes.
Do you have any cool operations in your area that others might not know about? I'd love to hear.
I think aliens must have abducted my brain, that's the only plausible excuse I can think of for completely forgetting to show off the our finished planter boxes. Seriously, I love them and I can't get enough of them. I even enjoy watering them in the morning as I leisurely sip a cup of coffee and enjoy the view.
The geraniums have been growing like little sun loving monsters on steroids. By the time I'm done typing this sentence I'm sure they will have grown 3 more feet 😉 If you would like to see all the details of how we built these guys click here.
I anxious to finish painting the deck rails white. Although, not so anxious to do it while it's 100 degrees and sunny. At this rate it will probably be September before we get rolling (pun intended) on the painting again.
Well I'm off to pack we're about to go on our annual family vacation trip to the beach. I may be a bit absent over the next week or so while we have some fun on the beach.
To me it seems that summer always flies by in the blink of an eye. The warm weather spurs on a great amount of activity in our lives and makes the time move quicker than usual. What have we been doing lately? My Dad's been working on a new patio in one of the most gloriously shady spots of the yard (more on that soon). So on Sunday Bryan, Nikolas and I took a trip to the garden store to pick up a few new Hydrangeas to add to the garden around the new patio. It was one of those times where I decided Hydrangeas would be a nice touch and needed to execute the idea immediately. I have those moments often. Bryan has learned to just go with it.
On the way home from the garden store Bryan and I got to reminiscing about how we grew up doing projects with our parents and how we loved working with them. I cannot tell you how sweet it is to now have Nikolas beginning the same experiences. Nikolas, like all kids, loves to help give him job and a little direction that involves building, digging, or pretty much anything that involves getting his hands dirty and he'll be occupied for hours.
Our yard is really coming together over the past three years that we've been here we've covered lots of small and not so small projects. One of my new favorites is the addition of the Hydrangeas we picked up as a result of our trip on Sunday (we just planted them and I need to take some more photos). What we didn't love was having to deal with the massive amounts of tree roots in the way of where we wanted to plant them. We definitely don't recommend cutting a hole in the ground with a sawzall but sometimes you just need to think outside the box and utilize a few power tools to help get the job done.
It seems I fell off the blogging bandwagon last week. Summer has taken over around here. We've been having so much fun enjoying the warm weather, working on projects and trying to squeeze in some time to enjoy it all.
I'm very much a project person. I love to see progress, but sometimes it's just as important to stop and enjoy all you've been working towards. In New Jersey the warm months always feel a wee bit too short, so I'm trying to enjoy it more and soak up every fun minute we can.
I've had Instagram installed on my phone for quite some time now but have not really used it much in the past. This past week found myself without my camera close by and decided to give it a try. I've been having loads of fun looking at things through the lens of my phone and applying filters to my world.