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UN RELIEF CHIEF HORRIFIED BY VIOLENCE

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The United Nations relief chief today urged Syrian authorities to allow unrestricted access to humanitarian organizations to deliver aid to people affected by the ongoing violence, saying she was “horrified” by the destruction she had seen in some of the areas she visited during her two-day visit to the country.

Valerie Amos, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, met with Syrian Foreign Minister, Walid al-Moallem, and other Government ministers, who agreed to a joint preliminary assessment mission to areas where people urgently need assistance.

Headlines 3/10/12

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UN MEETS WITH SYRIA. Ceasefire Requests.

ROMNEY CAMPAIGN. Gaining More Support.

HOSPITAL ER: Shooting Victim, Go Home.

NYPD SPYING. On Jews and Catholics.

SANCHEZ AND THE JETS. He's Back!

PICTURE HOUSE - RENDEZ-VOUS WITH FRENCH CINEMA

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RENDEZ-VOUS WITH FRENCH CINEMA
One Week Only: March 23-29

North America’s leading showcase of the best in contemporary French film, presented annually at the Film Society of Lincoln Center, is coming to The Picture House.

Seven films from the program will be featured:

THE WELL-DIGGERS DAUGHTER (Fri, Mar 23, 6:30pm and Mon, Mar 26, 7:30pm)
"A polished, finely acted tale of love and class in the south of France" -Jordan Mintzer, Hollywood Reporter

THE MOON CHILD (Fri, Mar 23, 8:45pm)

StudentCam Winner

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C-SPAN has announced the 75 winners in the 2012 StudentCam competition. This year we received a record 1,203 documentaries from over 2,000 students representing 43 states, as well as Washington DC, and Puerto Rico.

Ninth grader Matthew Shimura, from Honolulu, Hawaii, took top honors, receiving the Grand Prize for his video "The Constitution and the Camps: Due Process and the Japanese-American Internment."

http://studentcam.viddler.com/videos/watch.php?id=ca9c08d7

HELPING YOUR BODY TO HEAL

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Whenever an individual gets seriously ill or becomes injured, they may seek emergency care, or receive immediate life-sustaining treatment. Later on at some point in the future, they are left to take care of themselves to finalize that healing process.

At the time these patients are discharged from their medical treatment, they have gradually shifted into a zone where they may no longer be sick, but are still not as healthy as they were before they became ill. This zone, between illness and good health, is where rehabilitation specialists focus.

BRONXDALE TRIPPLE SHOOTING

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Bronx Borough President Diaz says he is deeply disappointed and saddened by last night’s triple shooting at the Astor Deli Grocery, where three innocent bystanders--including two young girls--fell victims to gun violence.

He considers these acts of violence unacceptable that, despite the efforts of the police department, district attorney and others to take as many illegal guns off our streets as possible, these senseless acts of gun violence continue to infest our borough.

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.

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