Afternoon News Bytes: March 29, 2012

U.N.'S Ban Urges Syria To Implement Peace Plan — BRICS Flay West Over IMF Reform, Monetary Policy — CEO Pay Rises Again In 2011, While Workers Struggle To Find Work — Weather Runs Hot And Cold, So Scientists Look To The Ice — Churches Step Up Environmental Activism — Permanent War Sidewalk Sale — Recovery, Part III: Why These 20 Cities Are Leading The New Economy — How Katy Butler, ‘Bully’ Documentary’s Teen Crusader, Was Bullied — Pakistani Acid Attack Victim Commits Suicide Because ‘There Was No Justice Available To Her’ — Japan Hangs Three Prisoners After 18-Month Stay Of Executions — Jim Yong Kim: 'We Can Eradicate Global Poverty In Our Lifetimes — 'Obama And Romney Open Fire On Foreign Policy