Archive for January, 2010

Paleontologist Scott Sampson speaks at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History Friday about the exotic dinosaurs of … (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

University of Utah paleontologist, author and TV host Scott Sampson will speak Friday at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History about the exotic dinosaurs of "West America."

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Nearer my iPad to thee: Apple’s Gutenberg? (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

I want one.

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Nearer my iPad to thee: Apple's Gutenberg? (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Hornby enjoys strong Christmas trade (Guardian Unlimited)

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

• Orders stay high in January as toy shops replenish shelves • Toy Story 3 to give Scalextric owner a summer sales boost Toy maker Hornby has reported strong demand for its trains, planes and automobiles over Christmas and is looking forward to a fresh sales boost this summer from a Toy Story 3 tie-up. The company – home to its eponymous model railways as well as Airfix, Scalextric, Corgi and ...

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Bethel father, Plumcreek son bond over love of trains (The Leader Times)

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

There's nothing Frankie Johns and his dad, Merle "Bee" Johns, like to do more than take a ride together on the Cass Scenic Railroad in the little mill town of Cass in the mountains of southern West Virginia.

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China’s Line: Trains, Soy Milk and a Dollar Peg (New York Times)

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

Senior government officials making the long trip to the Alpine venue of the annual World Economic Forum tend to fly in from Zurich by helicopter — that is, those who can still afford it do.

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Model railroad club meets (Wyoming County Press Examiner)

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

BY MICHAEL J. RUDOLF Wyoming County Press Examiner LAKE CAREY - A group of model railroad enthusiasts gathered at the Lake Care Fire Company on Saturday evening to work on plans to form a club in the Wyoming County area. Most of those present already have extensive model railroad displays of their own, but there were some novices at the gathering. They were all interested in joining others to ...

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Great Scale Model Train Show (The Capital)

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

The show is dedicated to "scale" model trains, -- model trains that are intended to be reasonably accurate scale models. The merchandise at our shows includes all the common scales from Z to large scale.

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Great Scale Model Train Show (The Capital)

Dior Shows Off Equestrian Theme at Paris Fashion Week (Fox News)

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

The French fashion house's show was dominated by style stars and celebrities.

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For Republic Day, India invites … South Korea? (The Christian Science Monitor)

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

For its 61st Republic Day Tuesday, India chose as its foreign honoree the president of South Korea – a nod to his country's role in building badly needed infrastructure and to India’s growing trade within Asia.

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Dior saddles up for equestrian couture show (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

Spring-summer 2010 haute couture displays shot out of the gates on Monday with a whinnying equestrian themed collection at Dior, while Armani gave stars the moon, with lustrous lunar looks made for the red carpet.

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