Deconstructing the Beatles @ THE PICTURE HOUSE

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For most, enjoying Beatles music has long been a popular past time for several generations. Deconstructing their albums takes that experience to a much higher level. Last night's lecture was titled "Looking Through A Glass Onion".

Instructor Scott Freiman is a composer, arranger, producer, a sound editor and the brainchild behind deconstructing The Beatles. He utilizes isolated tracks and rare video footage of Beatles' anecdotes about their historic recording sessions. Scott's lectures analyze production techniques used in recording Beatles popular compositions.

Headlines 3/9/12

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MONTHLY EMPLOYMENT GROWTH. Picks Up Over 200K Jobs.

IRS INVESTIGATING FRAUD. Identity Theft Increases.

JAPAN NUKE SHUTDOWN. Meltdown Anniversary.

US PREACHER: Marijuana Use Should be Legal.

FDNY MINORITIES. Judge Claims Bias.

NYC Emergency Street Closings

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Emergency personnel continue to operate at a transformer fire on West 33rd Street between 8th and 9th Avenues in Manhattan. As a result, West 33rd Street is closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Additionally, one lane is closed in both directions on West 34th Street. Expect heavy traffic delays through the evening rush hour.

CITY ISLAND IMAGES - VIDEO SHARING PROJECT

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See ya, bientôt, hasta pronto, arrivederci, bis bald, נתראה בקרוב, до скорой встречи, 看到您的到来

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JAZZ AND THE COLD WAR

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"...Up until the late 80's, it was not officially forbidden, but you were always like marked: 'Ah, he's interested in jazz. He's with Western culture. He's potentially enemy of the state.' ...Jazz music more than any other form of art makes a person free. Playing music or listening to it you don't have to adhere to Soviet laws. And those laws were so artificial, so brutal, so unnatural. Here, listening or playing you could be yourself. You're free. You're free from that nonsense."

-Trumpeter Valery Ponomarev

Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum

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Spring Member Mornings
All About Us:
Upstairs, Downstairs, and in the Garden
Friday, March 16
10 - 11:30 a.m.
The Bartows
and Their Neighbors
Joanna Schoff

Volunteer Garden Clean-Up Day
Saturday, March 17
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Easter Egg
Hunt
Saturday, March 31 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
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On view

Pop-up Exhibit

The Lost Houses

of Pelham BayVintage Postcards from the Collection

of Thomas Vasti

On view through

March 26

Headlines 3/8/12

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UN ASSISTANCE TO SYRIA. The World Watches.

WORLD FOOD PRICES RISE. Inflation Worries.

NEW UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS. Rise Slightly.

SOLAR STORM. Expected To Strike Earth.

NYC WARMS UP. High Temperatures.

HOT USA

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Warmer-than-average temperatures dominated the northern and eastern regions of the country in December, January and February, leading to the fourth warmest winter on record for the contiguous United States. The winter season was also drier-than-average for the Lower 48, with dry conditions experienced across the West and the Southeast but wetter-than-average conditions in the Central and Southern Plains and parts of the Ohio Valley.

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