Promised 'Red Tails' Update: Go See It - The Atlantic

Promised 'Red Tails' Update: Go See It The Atlantic Or, as a veteran flyer put it when defending the movie against nit-picking critiques of its accuracy: None of them seem to understand that the film is for an audience of teenage boys--particularly African-American boys--and not 60-year-old ... and more »

Johnstown natives' train town depicts life the '40s and '50s | The Republic - The Republic

Johnstown natives' train town depicts life the '40s and '50s | The Republic The Republic "Where Laurel View Village is now is where I used to ride my bike past cornfields," Jewell recalled. Jack said he got his first train set when he was a child in Geistown. It was an American Flyer — a popular brand in the early and mid-1900s. and more »

ALL-AMERICAN FLYERS - Youngstown Vindicator

ALL-AMERICAN FLYERS Youngstown Vindicator “Honestly I went to go set a screen and then stuck my hand up and there the ball was so I knew I had to post up and score,” Reardon said. Reardon also added that his team's strategy on defense, after he hit the go-ahead shot, was to play as hard as ... and more »

Fast Talk: How FoundersCard Brings Exclusivity To The Startup Set - Fast Company

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Fast Talk: How FoundersCard Brings Exclusivity To The Startup Set Fast Company BY David Zax Today Meet Eric Kuhn, who has one of the few startups in America that isn't rushing to gain millions of users. Eric Kuhn, 41, is the founder and CEO of FoundersCard, which offers networking opportunities, discounts, and perks for ... and more »

Great Train Expo pleases crowds, vendors during annual visit to Louisville - Louisville Courier-Journal

Great Train Expo pleases crowds, vendors during annual visit to Louisville Louisville Courier-Journal Mike Farner of Shepherdsville, a sports writer for the Pioneer News in Bullitt County and a Great Train Expo exhibitor, is partial to the two-rail, 3/16 gauge American Flyer, a popular brand of toy train and model railroad during the 1940s to the ...