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Copyrights and Internet Piracy (SOPA and PIPA Legislation)
News about Copyrights and Internet Piracy (SOPA and PIPA Legislation), including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Sep. 19, 2014
Internet Party, New Zealand political party founded by Kim Dotcom, Internet entrepreneur accused of mass copyright theft in the United States, stands a chance at winning seats in Parliament in the national elections; party advocates decriminalizing marijuana, setting a national goal of 100 percent sustainable energy generation by 2025, repealing surveillance legislation and amending copyright laws to protect Internet companies. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Supreme Court rules that television streaming service Aereo has violated copyright laws by capturing broadcast signals on miniature antennas and delivering them to subscribers for a fee; decision is major victory for broadcast networks and has far-reaching implications for the entertainment and technology business. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Entertainment and media executives, in House Judiciary subcommittee hearing, plead for changes to how music rights are acquired and paid for online by radio and television stations; executives repeatedly clash with one another, giving lawmakers preview of how difficult it may be to satisfy all parties in evolving and fractious music market. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Google becomes latest organization to explore how or whether to capitalize on ephemeral art like graffiti with its Street Art Project, database of images from cultural organizations worldwide; street art poses legal, ethical and copyright issues, so Google has set strict conditions to hopefully mitigate such concerns and potential liabilities. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Supreme Court revives copyright lawsuit against owners of acclaimed 1980 movie Raging Bull; suit, filed in 2009 by daughter of the author of the screenplay, had been dismissed on appeal for being brought too late. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Leftist publisher Lawrence & Wishart asserts copyright ownership over 50-volume, English-language edition of Karl Marx's and Friedrich Engels's writings, and forces Marxist Internet Archive, website devoted to radical writers and thinkers, to take down works by the two philosophers. MORE
Apr. 28, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column notes inevitable shift away from cable television's practice of bundling packages of channels that compel subscribers to purchase programming they will never watch; says Aero's copyright battle in front of Supreme Court may mean a future where consumers will be able to assemble a la carte menu of entertainment is closer than ever. MORE
Apr. 23, 2014
Supreme Court signals that it is conflicted as it considers request to shut down Aereo, Internet start-up that streams over-the-air signals to subscribers, which television broadcasters say threatens economic viability of their businesses; justices suggest that service is based solely on 'circumventing legal prohibitions,' but are clearly concerned ruling against Aereo could negatively impact future technological innovation. MORE
Apr. 23, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column notes that Supreme Court is hearing broadcasters' lawsuit against Aereo, obscure start-up that streams television shows online using local over-the-air signals on array of tiny antennas; observes that case has little bit of everything, including first big test at Supreme Court of who owns and has rights to things stored in the cloud. MORE
Apr. 21, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column observes many people will be watching to see how Supreme Court rules over legality of television streaming service Aereo because of what it could mean for broader media ecosystem; says court will decide whether service is consumer-friendly or another case of an Internet pirate trying to loot copyrighted content. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Several major record companies file suit in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan, accusing Pandora Media of violating state's common-law copyright protections by using recordings of songs made before 1972 without permission and not paying royalties. MORE
Mar. 31, 2014
Independent film executive Ruth Vitale represents new force in Hollywood's copyright wars, having been named as executive director of CreativeFuture; coalition of movie and television producers, unions and companies are determined to work together to finally gain control of film industry's digital future. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about teachers using pirated copyrighted instructional materials and professors requiring college students to buy their published works. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
Agloe, fictitious town in the western Catskills of New York State that was recently removed from Google Maps, was invented by mapmakers in 1920s to guard against copyright infringement; for some reason, the name stuck, but how it endured on area charts for so long remains a cartographic mystery. MORE
Mar. 19, 2014
Viacom and YouTube announce that they have settled 2007 copyright violations battle out of court, just one week before two companies were to return to court; settlement reflects changed landscape concerning allegations of copyright violations on the web. MORE
Mar. 17, 2014
Op-Ed article by Denver David Robinson describes how Ugandan tabloid Red Pepper published without permission his photographs and an article about gay Ugandans after Pres Yoweri Museveni criminalized homosexuality; states his intention to file suit against tabloid, which put Ugandans in article at risk, for copyright infringement; holds in order to achieve lasting change, sometimes it is necessary to step forward and even act alone. MORE
Feb. 22, 2014
Groups of photographers, unsettled by federal appeals court ruling that permitted artist Richard Prince to legally use someone else's photographs in his work, are entering legal and legislative debate over copyright and 'transformative' art; have been banding together to press their cause in Congress and the courts. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Many classic films have fallen out of copyright for various reasons and are easy to find online or as inferior reproductions, but high quality versions are increasingly being made available. MORE
Jan. 20, 2014
Chet Kanojia, founder of Aereo, company that grabs over-the-air television signals using a tiny antenna and streams them to subscribers on the Internet, has been battling major television networks in court; stations claim that Aereo is threatening their airspace; case, which has just moved to Supreme Court, could have far-reaching implications for the television industry. MORE
Jan. 11, 2014
Supreme Court agrees to resolve dispute between television broadcasters and Internet start-up Aereo, which networks say threatens their businesses; broadcasters contend Aereo's service violates copyright laws by streaming their programming; company says it is not covered by relevant provisions of those laws. MORE
Dec. 12, 2013
New European Union copyright law extends copyright protection to 70 years for recordings that were published within 50 years of being made, prompting record labels to release batches of rare, unissued material; many such releases are extremely limited editions, unpublicized, and available for only short time. MORE
Nov. 15, 2013
Judge Denny Chin of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit dismisses lawsuit filed by authors against Google Books service, which has made millions of books searchable online since it was begun in 2004. MORE
Oct. 31, 2013
Family of Marvin Gaye files countersuit to suit by Robin Thicke and fellow songwriters over his song Blurred Lines; family says song, which was hit for Thicke over summer, infringes on Gaye's copyright of 1977 hit Got to Give It Up. MORE
Oct. 12, 2013
Alliance of nation's biggest television broadcasters are collectively asking for Supreme Court's support in their quest to stop small Internet start-up Aereo; companies say Aereo's method of sending television signals to paying subscribers from small antenna farms violates decades-old copyright law; lower courts have mostly ruled in Aereo's favor. MORE
Oct. 11, 2013
Warner Brothers harshly denounces suit brought by former college baseball player Ryan A Brooks accusing company and other parties of intricate plot to steal screenplay that eventually became Clint Eastwood film Trouble With the Curve. MORE
Oct. 2, 2013
Supreme Court will hear appeal in copyright dispute arising from movie Raging Bull, brought by Paula Petrella, daughter of friend of Jake LaMotta, boxer portrayed in film Jake LaMotta; case concerns collaborations between LaMotta and Frank P Petrella, including a book and two screenplays, one of which was called The Raging Bull. MORE
Oct. 1, 2013
David Lowery, leader of bands Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker, has become celebrity among musicians for speaking out about artists' shrinking paychecks in digital age, as well the influence of Silicon Valley over copyright, economics and public discourse. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
Sony, Universal, Warner and ABKCO sue Sirius XM Radio in California court, saying satellite service used recordings from before 1972 without permission; even though federal copyright protection does not apply to these recordings, suits say they are still covered by state law; challenge could have ripple effects in digital music industry. MORE
Sep. 11, 2013
Singer Victor Willis regains control of his share of copyright to YMCA and other songs he wrote as lead singer for disco group Village People; hopes other artists will take advantage of little-known provision in 1978 copyright legislation that allows musicians and songwriters to recover control of songs after 35 years, even if they originally signed away their rights. MORE
Sep. 1, 2013
Songwriter Barrett Strong had his name struck from copyright documents for song Money (That's What I Want), Motown Records' first national hit; Strong's plight illustrates little-known oddity in American copyright system that record and music publishing companies have not hesitated to exploit; United States Copyright Office does not notify authors of changes in registrations, and until recently the only way to check on any alterations was to visit the archives personally. MORE
Aug. 24, 2013
Metropolitan Transportation Authority issues up to 600 notices a year to merchants and others for using its logos and imagery without permission, more than twentyfold increase since 2005; subway, rail and bus maps are copyright protected, and each subway line symbol is a federally registered trademark. MORE
Aug. 17, 2013
Lawsuit filed by Robin Thicke and his co-writers, Pharrell Williams and Clifford Hayes Jr, aims to protect their song from claims by Marvin Gaye's three children that hit Blurred Lines infringed on copyright of Gaye's 1977 hit Got to Give It up; Thicke and songwriters insist they were inspired by Gaye's song, but didn't copy it. MORE
Aug. 15, 2013
New business venture by Adage Group and Round Hill Music seeks to introduce songs of the Beatles to a younger generation; will release album of Beatles covers by young bands and is working, through glitch that allowed company to buy rights to six of the band's early songs, to get more of their music onto television and movies. MORE
Aug. 7, 2013
Group of music publishers sues Fullscreen, one of largest suppliers of videos to YouTube, saying that many of so-called multichannel network's videos infringe on publishers' copyrights. MORE
Jul. 16, 2013
Beatles musical Let It Be begins previews at St James Theater, despite copyright infringement lawsuit brought against it by producers of Rain, previous Beatles tribute show, who are seeking half its revenues. MORE
Jun. 14, 2013
Filmmaker Jennifer Nelson files lawsuit against Warner/Chappell, publishing arm of Warner Music Group, in attempt to block the music company from claiming it owns the copyright to song Happy Birthday to You and charging licensing fees for its use; Nelson believes the song belongs to the public. MORE
Jun. 6, 2013
Op-Ed article by Federal Communications Commission commissioner Ajit V Pai holds decision by Library of Congress, which oversees United States Copyright Office, to state that consumers who unlocks their cellphones to switch to another wireless carrier may be violating 1998 copyright law is classic government overreach; argues law was only intended to prevent piracy and consumers should not be treated like criminals. MORE
Jun. 3, 2013
France appears poised to shut down agency created to enforce law aimed at cracking down on digital media piracy by threatening to kick copyright cheats offline; law was announced in 2009 as one of toughest enforcement programs worldwide, buts threat to cut off Internet access is likely to be replaced by fines. MORE
Apr. 26, 2013
United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit decides largely in favor of artist Richard Prince, who was found by a federal court in 2011 to have illegally used photographs from a book about Rastafarians to create a series of collages and paintings exhibited at Gagosian Gallery in 2008. MORE
Apr. 11, 2013
Letter from Maureen Sullivan, president of the American Library Association, responds to April 8 Scott Turow Op-Ed challenging Supreme Court decision that will allow sale of foreign editions of American works. MORE
Apr. 10, 2013
The terms of the agreement were not disclosed in the suit between the producers of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" and the musical's former director, Julie Taymor. MORE
Apr. 8, 2013
Op-Ed article by lawyer and author Scott Turow warns Supreme Court decision to allow importation and resale of foreign editions of American works will harm American authors; notes new, global electronic marketplace is rapidly depleting authors' income streams. MORE
Apr. 2, 2013
Federal Judge Richard J Sullivan in Manhattan rules that music reseller ReDigi's secondary market for digital tunes infringes on copyrights controlled by record companies; ruling is setback to nascent business of reselling digital goods like music and e-books. MORE
Apr. 2, 2013
Advertising column notes that federal appeals court has upheld ruling in favor of Aereo's service that streams television stations without compensating them with retransmission fees; decision sets stage for full-blown trial. MORE
Mar. 27, 2013
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column on how 1984 Supreme Court decision to permit home videotaping shaped evolution of digital media; says recent ruling on printed book copyrights might have similar lasting effect. MORE
Mar. 27, 2013
Brooklyn indie rock band Ghost Beach, which had been offered major exposure as part of its music-licensing agreement with American Eagle Outfitters, broadcasts advertisement on store's 15,000-square-foot LED billboard in Times Square addressing debate over music privacy. MORE
Mar. 20, 2013
Supreme Court issues decisions in two cases; rules that imported copyrighted goods are subject to same rules as goods bought in United States; decides that plaintiff's lawyers in class-action lawsuit cannot avoid requirements of federal law that allow some kinds of class actions to be moved from state to federal court. MORE
Mar. 14, 2013
Op-Ed column by Chinese author Yu Hua maintains demand for counterfeit merchandise and pirated intellectual property in China is driven largely by extremely large population of poor Chinese. MORE
Mar. 11, 2013
Former reggaeton artist Hector Delgado and rapper Jayson Musson are seeking compensation from Mad Decent Records after learning that their sampled voices can be heard on song Harlem Shake by Harry Bauer Rodrigues, who performs under name Baauer; song has gone from Web sensation to No 1 hit on pop chart. MORE
Mar. 8, 2013
United States Patent and Trademark Office publishes application by Apple to create a marketplace where consumers could re-sell e-books and other 'used' digital content; similar patent was received by Amazon in January, alarming artists and publishers who fear such a market will further weaken the beleaguered book and music industries. MORE
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Sirius XM Loses Lawsuit on Royalties for Oldies
The ruling by a federal judge in California, based on the state's copyright laws, was in favor of the Turtles, a '60s group that sued for copyright infringement.
September 24, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Royalties , Copyrights and Copyright Violations , Audio Recordings, Downloads and Streaming , Sirius XM Radio Inc
Online Renegade, Wanted in U.S., Shakes Up New Zealand Election
The Internet Party, founded by Kim Dotcom, the entrepreneur behind the Megaupload file-sharing site, has a chance of winning a place in New Zealand's Parliament.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Dotcom, Kim , Computer Security , New Zealand , Copyrights and Copyright Violations , Megaupload , Surveillance of Citizens by Government , Privacy , Computers and the Internet , Elections , Key, John P , Greenwald, Glenn
Apple and Amazon Take Baby Steps Toward Digital Sharing
Sharing things in the digital world hasn't caught up with the physical world because licensing and copyright issues are a lot trickier to navigate than handing someone a book.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Amazon.com Inc , Apple Inc , iTunes , Amazon Kindle , Copyrights and Copyright Violations , E-Books and Readers , Music
Conan Doyle Estate Told to Pay Legal Fees
The ruling came after the estate had been sued, successfully, regarding the use of the Sherlock Holmes character.
August 5, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Doyle, Arthur Conan , Klinger, Leslie S , Warner Music Group , Holmes, Sherlock (Fictional Character) , Copyrights and Copyright Violations
The Pirate Bay Goes Mobile With New Site
The new site offers a practically limitless list of links to material from one of the web 's most popular sites on the web for illegally downloading copyrighted content.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Smartphones , Copyrights and Copyright Violations
After Supreme Court Ruling, Aereo's Rivals in TV Streaming Seize Opening
A victory for traditional American broadcasters in a copyright case does little to protect them from an Internet-powered onslaught.
June 30, 2014, Monday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Copyrights and Copyright Violations , Amazon.com Inc , Television , Supreme Court (US) , Cable Television , Hulu.com , Simple.TV , Aereo Inc , Netflix Inc
Aereo Loses at Supreme Court, in Victory for TV Broadcasters
The United States Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Aereo, a streaming TV service, had violated broadcast network copyrights — a decision that may ultimately mean the end of the start-up.
June 26, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Copyrights and Copyright Violations , Decisions and Verdicts , Supreme Court (US) , Television , Aereo Inc
Marilyn Monroe's Photo Caper in Poland
A trove of Marilyn Monroe photos by Milton H. Greene is being auctioned in Poland this week. How the images got there – and how they will be sold – is worthy of a madcap caper.
June 23, 2014, Monday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Davis, Sammy Jr , Monroe, Marilyn , Sinatra, Frank , Greene, Milton , Miller, Arthur , Poland , Copyrights and Copyright Violations , Auctions , Robberies and Thefts , Photography , Wills and Estates , Archives and Records
Music Industry Officials Agree on Need for Licensing Rule Changes, but Little Else
The House Judiciary committee heard testimony on how to fix the outdated federal regulation of the business.
June 11, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: House of Representatives , Royalties , Copyrights and Copyright Violations , Music , Audio Recordings, Downloads and Streaming , Regulation and Deregulation of Industry
Google Adds Graffiti to Its Art Portfolio
The new Street Art Project includes graffiti and other works from around the globe, including some that no longer exist.
June 10, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON COPYRIGHTS AND: Google Inc , Art , Computers and the Internet , Google Cultural Institute , Vandalism , Graffiti , Copyrights and Copyright Violations
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With a large repertoire of musical and non-musical events, it is sure to impress even the most seasoned aficionado. Address: 2301 Flora Street, Dallas, TX 75201 Phone: +1 214 692 0203 Web: www.dallassymphony.com More Info: Hours vary by season and concert evenings. Tickets: Subscriptions, single tickets, group tickets, and student tickets are available. Visit website for more information. American Airlines Center As the home of championship teams and world class events, it's easy to see why American Airlines Center often serves as a primary destination of Dallas visitors. Hit the court with Dallas Mavericks basketball or the ice with Dallas Stars hockey. Add premium boxing fights and the ultimate sporting experience comes to life. The American Airlines Center is a venue of all entertainment, providing concerts that host stars like Beyoncé, Justin Bieber, and Bruno Mars, while giving stage to timeless rock powerhouses like Bon Jovi, The Eagles, and Fleetwood Mac. For family fun, the Barnum and Bailey Circus even sets up tent. So check the schedule of events: one is bound to pique your interest! Address: 2500 Victory Avenue, Dallas, TX 75219 Phone: +1 214 222 3687 Web: www.americanairlinescenter.com Opening: Monday - Friday: 10:30am - 12:00pm More Info: Tours are scheduled by appointment only. Call to book appointments. Tickets to events are available online at ticketmaster.com or by calling Ticketmaster at 1 800 745 3000. Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park Dallas Adrenaline-fueled entertainment awaits thrill-seekers, families, and friends at the Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park! Zero Gravity has an atmosphere of unlimited fun, excitement, and smiles. The park features extreme thrill in the form of five rides: the Skycoaster, the Skyscraper, Texas Blastoff, the Nothin' But Net, and the timeless Bungee Jump. The fun is available year round, so pick a date and prepare your adrenaline. Address: 11131 Malibu Drive, Dallas, TX 75229 Phone: +1 972 484 8359 Web: www.gojump.com More Info: Park hours differ by month. Ticket prices are per rider and vary according to the number of rides taken. There are combination packages available. Tickets: The first ride is $32.99 plus tax, with each consecutive ride at $14.99. Tenison Highlands An establishment of refined accessibility, the Tenison Highlands golf club provides one of the most beautiful and popular golf courses in Texas. Under the direction and design of PGA Tour professional D. A. Weibring and architect Steve Wolfard, the 18-hole course now sports five breathtaking lakes, 32 sand bunkers, 419 Bermuda fairways, and tiff-eagle greens. Blessed with a diverse elevation and hardwood trees, the course is a welcome challenge to golfers of all skill. The Tenison Highlands also has a golf shop, ranges, and a café to supplement your golfing experience. Address: 3501 Samuell Boulevard, Dallas, TX 75223 Phone: +1 214 670 1402 Web: www.tenisonpark.com Opening: Daily: Sunrise - 30 minutes before sunset More Info: Rates vary between greens. For more information, visit www.tenisonpark.com/rates. Times Ten Cellars The Times Ten Cellars combines a rustic elegance with the tranquility of the rolling vineyards in which they grow their own grapes. As Dallas' premier winetasting venue, Times Ten Cellars offers wine from its own Cathedral Mountain Vineyard and prepared in premium equipment from France and Italy. Relaxation flows naturally as guests choose their own wine before taking to the wine lounge or patio for enjoyment of one of Dallas' most rewarding attractions. Address: 6324 Prospect Avenue, Dallas, TX 75214 Phone: +1 214 824 9463 Web: www.timestencellars.com/dallas Opening: Monday: 5pm - 10pm. Tuesday - Thursday: 1pm - 11pm. Friday - Saturday: 1pm - 12am. Sunday: 3pm - 9pm. More Info: Wine pricing is by Glass / Bottle on Site / Bottle Take Home. Kessler Theater Art. Music. Film. All three reside under the roof of the historic Kessler Theater. Born in 1942 and even owned temporarily by Gene Autry, the Kessler is proof that good things CAN happen after dark. The Kessler fosters an ambiance of hip and ageless fun with live music, a cinema, and art shows. Its quirky location in the Historical Arts District dubbed "X+" only adds to its mystique. The Kessler has a full bar and kitchen. Each show has an individual age policy. Address: 1230 West Davis Street, Dallas, TX 75208 Phone: +1 214 272 8346 Web: www.thekessler.org Opening: Thursday: 6pm - 11 pm. Friday - Saturday: 6pm - 2am. More Info: Tickets are available in advance through www.prekindle.com/kessler. Tickets that remain for events may be purchased the night of the show at the door. The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza The Sixth Floor Museum gives visitors an opportunity to explore one of America's darkest moments. As the location from which President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, it was converted to the Museum of today. Exhibits now chronicle the life, times and untimely death of President Kennedy. Also located in the Museum is the Reading Room, where patrons can delve into audiovisual resources, artifacts and an endless supply of books. Address: 411 Elm Street, Dallas, TX 75202 Phone: +1 214 747 6660 Web: www.jfk.org Opening: Monday: 12pm - 6pm. Tuesday - Sunday: 10am - 6pm. More Info: Recommended length of stay is 90 minutes for optimum experience. Tickets: Adults $16.00. Seniors (Ages 65+) $14.00. Youth (Ages 6-18) $13.00. Children (Ages 0-5) Free or $4.00 with audio guide. Last tickets are sold at 5:15pm. Plaza of the Americas Certainly a site of attraction in Dallas, the Plaza of the Americas is its own self-sustaining entertainment bubble. With amenities for accommodations in the Dallas Marriott City Center hotel, two floors dedicated to the shopping and dining experience, an ice-skating rink for family fun and two mirrored, 25-story towers, the Plaza of the Americas has something for everyone. Address: 700 North Pearl Street, Dallas, TX 75201 Phone: +1 214 720 8000 Web: www.plazaofamericas.com Opening: Sunday: 1pm - 4pm. Monday - Friday: 9am - 8pm. Saturday: 12pm - 9pm. More Info: There is no fare for entry, with complimentary Wi-Fi and onsite dining facilities. Winspear Opera House Take a seat and prepare to be amazed as the Winspear Opera House invites you to an evening of spellbinding performances. A perfect view of the riveting opera, ballet and traveling Broadway productions is achieved with the finely designed staging, which places spectators in seating that mirrors the classic horseshoe configuration. The resulting acoustics are so stunning it's as if the performers are sitting right beside you. Address: 2403 Flora Street, Dallas, TX 75201 Phone: +1 214 443 1043 Web: www.dallasopera.org/about/winspear Opening: Monday - Friday: 10am - 5pm More Info: Public transportation to the Winspear Opera House is available via DART rail. Tickets: Prices begin at $25. Southern Methodist University Ranked by U.S. News and World Report as one of the nation's top 100 universities, Southern Methodist University attracts students from over 80 countries and all 50 states. It's beautifully situated in Dallas, giving access to both visitors and Dallasites who want to enjoy the sporting events or simply walk the campus. Address: 6425 Boaz Lane, Dallas, TX 75205 Phone: +1 214 768 2000 Web: www.smu.edu/Admission/Visit More Info: Visitors are free to walk the campus without a guide. Individual and group visits can be scheduled online: follow the website link listed below for more details. There is no shortage of restaurants in the Big D. A selection as big and diverse as the city itself is available, from southwestern Tex-Mex to delicate getaways for the romantic evening. Discover an array of venues that will fit the mood day or night. Chamberlain's Steak and Chop House Owned by nationally recognized chef Richard Chamberlain, this steakhouse features palate-pleasing dishes that have garnered critical acclaim and national attention. The seafood is always fresh from that day, and the meat selections include prime rib, steaks, chops, and American-raised Kobe beef. Finish the meal with delicious deserts like their crème brûlée and consider it a perfect dining experience. Address: 5330 Belt Line Road, Dallas, TX 75254 Phone: +1 972 934 2467 Web: www.chamberlainssteakhouse.com Opening: Monday - Friday: 5pm - 10pm. Saturday: 5pm - 10:30pm. Sunday: 5pm - 9pm. Truluck's Seafood, Steak and Crab House Truluck's casts fine dining in a welcomed new light. Whether your palate craves seafood from the restaurant's own fisheries, a classic style Texan steak, or a sweet indulgence of cake and coffee, this is a great option during an outing in downtown Dallas. Address: 2401 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, TX 75201 Phone: +1 214 220 2401 Web: www.trulucks.com/pages/dallas-texas Opening: Sunday - Thursday: 5pm - 10pm. Friday - Saturday: 5pm - 11pm. Tupinamba Restaurant A wealth of experience and tradition accompanies dinner at "Tupi's". The restaurant's heritage spans decades back to 1947, when it opened to become what is now Dallas' oldest family-owned Mexican restaurant. It is fine dining that remains true to its original roots, with lunch specials, a full menu and a bar equipped with wines, beer, and mixed drinks. Address: 12270 Inwood Road, Dallas, TX 75244 Phone: +1 972 991 8148 Web: www.tupinambarestaurant.com Opening: Monday - Thursday: 11am - 9:30pm. Friday - Saturday: 11am - 10pm. Sunday: 12pm - 9pm. Celebration Staying true to its name, Celebration serves traditional and Southern cuisine in an atmosphere light and fun for the family. From meatloaf and blackeyed peas to pan seared tuna steaks, the menu has something for everyone to enjoy. The restaurant also has Celebration Market beside it, which caters, and holds a farmer's market. Address: 4503 West Lovers Lane, Dallas, TX 75209 Phone: +1 214 351 5681 Web: www.celebrationrestaurant.com Opening: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm. Friday - Saturday: 5pm - 10pm. The Old Warsaw Located in the elegant Uptown neighborhood, The Old Warsaw serves French Continental cuisine in a setting designed for romance and intrigue with candlelit dinners and the soft serenades of their musicians. Their wine cellar is replete with selections from Europe, South America and North America, and they offer valet parking to facilitate your experience. Reservations are required. Address: 2610 Maple Avenue, Dallas, TX 75201 Phone: +1 214 528 0032 Web: www.oldwarsaw.com Opening: Daily: 5pm - 11pm Steel Restaurant Both a restaurant and lounge, Steel is a hybrid of Chinese, Indo-Chine, Japanese, and Korean cuisine. Mahogany paneling lines the walls while Brazilian cherry hardwood lines the floors, with the soothing appeal of spot-lighting and local artwork as the décor. You can also enjoy their sushi bar and sake in their glassed wine room. So if Zen harmony is what you seek, Steel Restaurant is the perfect venue. Address: 3180 Welborn Street, Dallas, TX 75219 Phone: +1 214 219 9908 Web: www.steeldallas.com Opening: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 10pm. Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:30pm. Sunday: 5:30pm - 9pm. Fadi's Mediterranean Grill A little bit of Mediterranean style and food can be found in Dallas at Fadi's. They provide a low-fat, low-calorie menu that retains the freshness and zest of authentic Mediterranean dishes. Address: 3001 Knox Street #110, Dallas, TX 75205 Phone: +1 214 528 1800 Web: www.fadiscuisine.com Opening: Monday - Saturday: 11am - 10pm. Sunday: 11am - 9:30pm. Fireside Pies Situated around an open kitchen that supplies hand-crafted, wood-fired pizzas and pies, comfortable booths allow patrons to eat and drink in ease and relaxation. Only the freshest ingredients are used—from their roasted red peppers and mozzarella to their house dressings—and signature cocktails always adorn the tables. Reservations are not accepted. Address: 2820 North Henderson Avenue, Dallas, TX 75206 Phone: +1 214 370 3916 Web: www.firesidepies.com Opening: Monday - Thursday: 5pm - 11pm. Friday: 5pm - 12am. Saturday: 4:30pm - 12am. Sunday: 4:30pm - 11pm. Iron Cactus Mexican Grill & Margarita Bar A magnificent rooftop view of the beautiful Pegasus Plaza park awaits diners at the Iron Cactus. This is supplementary to a menu of authentic Mexican that includes gluten-free dishes and even homemade tortillas. The restaurant also features an award winning margarita bar that needs little introduction. Address: 1520 Main Street, Dallas, TX 75201 Phone: +1 214 749 4766 Web: www.ironcactus.com/dallas Opening: Monday - Wednesday: 11am - 10pm. Thursday - Saturday: 11am - 11pm. Sunday: 10am - 10pm. The Grape Using the models of European and New York-style eateries, The Grape quickly elevated to become one of Dallas' most voguish restaurants since its opening in 1972. Offering a new contemporary American menu each month and a celebrated bistro, it also has an extensive wine menu and happy hour Monday through Friday in the bar and on the patio. The Sunday brunch has received countless awards and accolades, consequently drawing countless patrons each week. Address: 2808 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, TX 75206 Phone: +1 214 828 1981 Web: www.thegraperestaurant.com Opening: Sunday- Thursday: 5:30pm - 10pm. Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11pm. St. Martin's Every glass of wine and every dish are served with the nightly performance of a live pianist that fosters an inviolable sense of romance and tranquility. The cuisine is New American with specialties such as the champagne-brie soup, pei mussels and chocolate terrine. You may choose to dine in several chic rooms, including the "Symphony Alcove," the "Baroque Room," the "Concerto Room," and the main dining room. Dinner is served seven days a week and a brunch is held on Sundays; there is complimentary valet parking every day of the week. Address: 3020 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, TX 75206 Phone: +1 214 826 0940 Web: www.stmartinswinebistro.com Opening: Sunday - Thursday: 5pm - 10pm. Friday - Saturday: 5pm - 11pm. El Fenix Restaurant Once frequented by musical legends like Glenn Miller and Kay Kaiser—and even featured on the Food Network—El Fenix has been serving exquisite Mexican cuisine since 1918. This rich history infuses into Tex-Mex dishes like the gourmet grande taco platters, decadent enchiladas, and the signature 1918 margarita. Doors open at 11am seven days a week, so be sure to make the stop during your trip to Dallas. Address: 1601 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, TX 75202 Phone: +1 214 747 1121 Web: www.elfenix.com Opening: Sunday - Monday: 11am - 9pm. Tuesday - Saturday: 11am - 10pm. Airports Dallas/Fort Worth International AirportThe main airport serving both the Dallas and Fort Worth areas. As an international airport, it serves all major U.S. airlines as well as Air Canada, British Airways, Emirates, Korean Air, KLM, Lufthansa, and AeroMexico. Impressively, it has 200 nonstop destinations, including 52 international and 148 U.S. destinations. There are various transportation services available: rental cars, taxis, public transportation, courtesy cars, shared ride programs, limousines, and charter buses. The airport itself is 18 miles from the city of Dallas. Airports Dallas Love FieldAs Dallas's downtown airport, Love is a general-purpose airport. It is served by Southwest Airlines, United Express, Delta Connection, and SeaPort Airlines. The airfield is 7 miles northwest of the downtown central business district; it is also only 20 minutes from the Dallas Market Center, Downtown Convention Center, West End and the Infomart. For information concerning destinations and transportation services, visit the Dallas Love Field website or call +1 214 670 6080. Address: 8008 Cedar Springs Road, LB 16 Phone: +1 214 670 6080 Web: www.dallas-lovefield.com Time Zone Dallas is in the Central time zone, and all times are reflected in Central time. DART Rail System The Dallas Area Rapid Transit is the city's leading form of public transportation. It has access to both Dallas and 12 surrounding cities, and it also encompasses the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) and bus services. DART operates across a 700-square-mile area and utilizes HOV (high-occupancy vehicle) lanes to facilitate safe transportation. Schedules and information about fares are available on their website. Phone: +1 214 979 1111 Customer Service Web: www.dart.org Taxi There are various cab services operating in the Dallas area:Ambassador Cab - +1 214 905 1111Cowboy Cab - +1 214 428 0202Texas Cab Company - +1 214 599 9483Dallas Yellow Cab - +1 214 426 6262Executive Taxi - +1 469 222 2222 Post Office US Post Office Address: 400 N Ervay St Phone: +1 214 468 8270 Dentists Dental work and checks are done through appointments only.Lakewood Family Dental, 6329 Oram, +1 214 823 1638Downtown Dallas Dentistry, 325 North Saint Paul Street Suite 1150, +1 214 871 1022 Pharmacy Abundant locations of Walgreen's, CVS, Wal-Mart, Target and various independent chain store retailers. Telephone Country code: +1 Area Codes in Dallas: 214, 469, 512, 682, 817, 903, 940, 972 Electricity Flat 2 or 3 prong plugs. 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Top 5 Things To Do in Dallas Spend an afternoon at the famous Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens to feast your eyes on several rare and magnificent plants and flowers Delve into the most notorious historical event in Dallas: the assassination of president John F Kennedy, at the Sixth Floor Museum See a rainforest exhibit in the Dallas World Aquarium and watch several endangered and rare animals Relive your childhood days of carefree fun and frolic at Zero Gravity Dallas, including such extreme attractions as a 16ft free fall Enjoy the panoramic view of the Dallas skyline from the observation deck of the Reunion Tower, known as the unofficial symbol of Dallas Plan Your Dallas Holiday Dallas is typically American yet also distinct and mesmerising. Being a legendary sports city, its event calendar is marked by many games played by the famous local football teams: the Dallas Cowboys, the Mavericks and the Texas Rangers. 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This is the home of Rembrandt and Van Gogh – and a restlessly hip urban party and food scene.
This is the home of Rembrandt and Van Gogh – and a restlessly hip urban party and food scene.
Drive through flower-strewn lowlands and pass picturesque canals to funky capital Amsterdam with its exciting blend of culture, history and late-night partying. Or mingle in the hip bars and contemporary design shops of buzzing second city Rotterdam and you'll soon admire how the Netherlands combines the best of the old and the new.
Join the Dutch and travel along the Netherlands' canals or see the sights by bike. If you're a nature lover you'll adore the classic landscapes and formal gardens of North Holland or the trails and beaches on Texel Island. Watch windmill sails turning hypnotically around in South Holland. To see the Netherlands at its most vibrant and fun-loving, head for the bright lights of capital Amsterdam.
Visit The Hague for stunning modern architecture. Choose the port city of Rotterdam for its thriving design scene. Follow Utrecht's canals and climb to the top of The Dom Towers for panoramic city views. Or visit peaceful Haarlem to visit the Teylers Museum. See Old Masters in the Museum Quarter of Amsterdam or people-watch from one of the cafes that ring Leidseplein square.
The road between Haarlem and Leiden is known as the flower bulb route, and in spring its fields are filled with brightly coloured petals. In South Holland you'll find windmills and historic wooden houses, especially around Zaanse Schans. Journey up the North Sea Coast to the deserted beaches and miles of walking trails of the quiet Wadden Islands.


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Host John Henson says "'Winter Wipeout'... the temperature and our contestants are DROPPING!"
players must first face the Buzz Saw, which greets contestants head on, leaving them feeling the winter black and blues. Then they'll take on the world famous Big Balls—and can earn an extra $500 if they can clutch the Snowman perched atop the fourth Big Ball—followed by the Snow Fall, where there's a little bit of snow but a whole lot of fall. From there, players have an all-access pass to The Penguin Party, where they get to shake it up and get smacked down till they drop!
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For 6-year-old Thompson Thorn, this April afternoon is a rare chance to get some hands on time with a dog.
"I have never really got to sit with a dog for a long time," Thompson said. "I always see dogs on the street and I get to pet them, but I'm glad I got to read with a dog."
Thompson, a student at Saint Stephen of Hungary, takes part in the R.E.A.D. literacy program, where service dogs come into schools to help kids learn to read.
The program hooks up specially trained therapy dogs, like Terrie the black Lab, to act as nonjudgmental listeners for young readers.
Francie Alexander, the chief academic officer at Scholastic, says they work.
"Kids have to practice to be good readers, and yet when you're practicing, if you make a mistake, it can feel risky and uncomfortable," Alexander says. "But if you're practicing with a dog, you don't mind making the mistake."
Kids like Thompson love interacting with a furry friend.
Molly Mundy owns Terrie, the therapy dog.
"They glow when they come in here and see the dog," she says. "When youngsters read to dogs their blood pressure goes down, and they get interested in the dogs and they know that they're a better reader than the dog is."
Reading to dogs helps calm young children and relieves the pressure of embarrassment when they make reading mistakes.
Florence Evans, the assistant principal at Saint Stephen of Hungary School on the Upper East Side, says the program has helped many students improve their reading skills.
"We have found that the students who participate in the program are really eager to come and read and they have developed an increased confidence (with Terry and) when they return to the classroom," Evans says.
A University of California study found that young children who read with therapy improved their reading skills by 12 percent over the course of a 10-week program in comparison to children in the same program who didn't read to dogs; they showed no improvement.
Thompson also agrees.
"Yes, it's very good, it helped me understand the story more and it helps the dog," he says.
The R.E.A.D. literacy program is in 11 New York City Public libraries and multiple New York City public schools, but they hope to expand to more. The Intermountain Therapy Animals R.E.A.D. program launched in Salt Lake City in 1999, and now 3,500 teams of specially trained read teams helping kids learn to read all over country and all over the world.


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The threats faced by our ocean planet may seem overwhelming. In the face of pollution, climate change, overfishing, and other daunting problems, what you can do on your own may seem like a drop in the bucket. But if we begin working together now, we can make a huge difference. Here are some ways to get started:
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• In the yard: Use as little fertilizer as possible. Fertilizers (including manure) add nutrients to the soil and water that can be carried downstream when it rains. Extra nutrients can cause harmful algae blooms that disrupt the ocean's natural balance. Try to grow plants suited to the local natural conditions. They will grow hardily with fewer chemicals.
• On the table: Look for fruits and vegetables that are grown without pesticides (and don't spray them in your own garden). Pesticides contain toxins that can run off into the sea and harm marine life. Also look for produce grown in season and close to where you live. A lot of energy is wasted in transporting foods from far away or growing them in greenhouses at the wrong time of year. See tip number five below to find out how our energy use affects the ocean.
• In the house: Choose non-toxic cleaning products and low-phosphate detergents. Many household chores can be done with simple ingredients like vinegar, baking soda, or lemon juice. Visit Consumer Reports' Greener Choices page for suggestions.
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• Ditch the disposable lifestyle: Make a point to use reusable bags, beverage cups, and food containers. When you must use disposable items, reuse or recycle them whenever possible.
• Garbage patrol: Never litter (inland, on the beach, or from a boat), and participate in beach or waterway clean ups to help stop the flow of trash into the ocean.
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• Watch what you eat: Demand sustainable seafood at the supermarket and in your favorite restaurants. Always know what to order by downloading a sustainable seafood guide. And when fishing for your own seafood, make sure you follow all local catch limits.
• Choose pets carefully: If you have a salt-water aquarium, make sure you ask where and how the animals you buy were collected. Look for the Marine Aquarium Council's Certification in pet stores to find animals that were carefully harvested and well cared for. And never release an unwanted pet into the ocean or any waterway. Organisms that don't belong can crowd out the locals and disrupt the ecosystem.
• Select sea-friendly souvenirs: Steer clear of jewelry, mementoes, and products made from marine animals or animal parts, including shells and—especially—coral.
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• Power down: Making little changes in the way we live can go a long way to reducing energy use—and carbon emissions. Try drying laundry on a clothesline or rack instead of in the dryer. Walk, bike, take the bus, or carpool to work or school. Replace light bulbs and older appliances with newer, more efficient models.
• Switch sources: Not all energy comes from burning fossil fuels. Clean, unlimited energy can come from the sun, wind, or heat deep in the Earth (called geothermal). Call your power company or visit the Department of Energy's Buying Green Power page to find alternative energy programs near you.
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• On the sand: When walking on sand dunes, be careful of any grasses and plants growing there. Living plants help hold sand in place. Dead plants and seaweed provide fertilizer. Both should be left alone.
• In the shallows: On rocky shores, the shallow "tidepools" that are exposed when the tide is out, can be a great place to look for interesting marine life. But be careful not to trample on these fragile critters and their homes. Look, but don't touch.
• Near the reef: When snorkeling or diving, never touch the reef! Corals and other animals are fragile and easily killed by a grasping hand or careless flipper. Also never feed or handle marine animals.
• In open water: When boating, be very careful where you anchor. Anchors can scar reefs and rip out seagrass beds, which provide food and shelter for many species. Where permanent anchoring buoys are provided, use them.
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great info
It is a great contribution our oceans caring is what makes us human thanks for the input good article.
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help the ocean/sea , sea creatures.
I should start to clean the world because of all the animals that we have in the sea/ocean.
Theres so many little things in our everyday lives that we can give up or change in order to secure our future generations get to enjoy this most beautiful and fragile environment..its not enough to know this, to read this, to do something is what will save it ..
people and help the ocean and help us too.
Stop polluting people and help the ocean and help us too.
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Every little bit helps. All sources of information and ways to help keep oceans healthy is important and should be followed. I just wish there was something more I could do and that the mindlessness that has caused so much damage could be reversed quickly and easily!
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I agree with everything stated above very strongly. I think it is wrong how selfish people are now. I strongly believe in protecting the ocean and would recomend this site to other ocean lovers. I am a Marine Biologist and see the problems this new generation has. I get to interact with animals and see the wonderful things the ocean has to offer for new discoveries and all, but this new generation is destroying the bueaty of the ocean.
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I totally agree! Another way to keep the oceans safe is to spread word. Start an ocean saver club and get all your freinds an family to help!!
As a Florida resident who loves the ocean, I am appalled at the disregard with which it is treated. I sat and watched oil pour into the gulf for 5 months last year and will never get over it. Please tell me what I can do in this part of the world to make a difference!
I think we should keep the ocean clean too. Think about it this way, ants are so small right, and we are so big. So what if we are really small to other living things. I know that everyday you would step on an ant. But in this case its fish and a net. That fish would go after that net or even the water bottles on the sand getting washed up to the middle of the ocean and a fish getting stuck in it not getting food and it will die. I want to know if you care about the ocean too. I'm only nine and I care about the ocean this much. Hope you appreciate my speech.
Right on Dude!
I believe the government is putting money in the wrong place saving and exploring the resources of the ocean may save our plant, may hold the cure for many dieases.
Concise, thorough, and easy to understand. The best summary I've read.
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Robecca Steam is a robot and daughter of a mad scientist. Her father is a monster of undetermined kind. Robecca hasn't seen him since he entered the catacombs over a century ago, but some clues suggest he's still alive. In the meantime, Robecca lives with Kindergrubber.
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Robecca is polite and eager to please. She's always running late due to a defect in her machinery, but she always tries to make up her mistakes. Robecca arrives late all the time, she says that she sets clocks and watches but they don't work. She's a bit clumsy, but she's also very kind hearted on the other hand.
Robecca's "skin" is copper brown, with several patches , bolts and rivets including two gears on the backside of her calf. Her wavy hair is black with blue streaks.She has rocket boots and wears goggles.
As a simulacrum, Robecca does not have family in the same way natural creatures have. However, she and her creator, a Mad Scientist by the name of Hexiciah Steam consider each other father and daughter.
After the disappearance of her father, Robecca came to live permanently with Kindergrubber, who's become an unofficial adoptive mother figure to Robecca and was the one that made her enroll at Monster High. Recently, Hoodude Voodoo has come to live under the same roof as them, but it's unknown how Robecca views him.
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