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Since September 11, 2001, things have been extremely difficult here in New York City. It has been difficult to get things done, and income for all sorts of businesses have dropped. Publishing this magazine has been afffected as well. If you have enjoyed this publication in the past, and would like to see it continue, please contribute whatever you can through the Amazon Honor System. Everyone here thanks you!
Coming in September 2002! Things will be back closer to normal! (We Hope) New News. New Articles. Can't Wait! 920 (what does this number mean?)
Coming Soon to Dino Dish! Rescheduled Dates to Be Announced Christopher MacGowan, Paleontologist, Author:  
The Care and Feeding of Dinosaurs.
Well, at long last, here it is! The Dinosaur
Count
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Almost every week,
someone, somewhere finds a new dinosaur. It takes almost a year
before those dusty, boring bones get a name attached to them. (You know
how scientists are: unlike John Edwards, they want to check it out carefully
before they go blabbing about the kewl things they find). To help all you
compulsive people keep track, we're going to let you know everytime a new
dinosaur is added to the "Official" list. You might want to check back
every two or three minutes to see if there's a new one. Just click
here to feed your dinosaur jones.
When Dinosaurs Roamed America Amazing
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Brand New Jurassic Park Forum on Dino Dish! Can't wait to share those "spoilers" for JP3? Well, hop to it! Jurassic Park III (and II and I) on Dinosaur
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It's also the fifty second episode. Does anyone care?
 ®This
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 unveiled at American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Amazing
Pictures! Exciting Speculations! Warm-Blooded Dinosaurs?
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We would introduce you to Dino Cat, but she's off for a walk someplace and we haven't taken her picture yet. One of these days. Ummm. Anyway, we would like to informally tell you about Dino Cat's M.E.O.W. Not only are we capitalizing on the popularity of Dino Dog's B.O.W. (Wow!), but we actually think it is a cool feature. Have you guessed what M.E.O.W. stands for yet? We have! Are you impressed, or what? Heh Heh. We cheated! We made it up, so it can stand for anything we want it to. Alright. Alright here it is.. And this week, we have not one, not two, but three Movies Extraordinaire!Movie
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Just
in case you have nothing better to do, you might consider wishing Larry
The Dinosaur a Happy Birthday. He's been around here for three
years now. Most people haven't noticed yet. Robin Reed who interprets
Larry for us all is getting older, too. So here's your big chance!
Just read the following . . . .
April
25, 2001
The
Brontosaurus,
Bugs Bunny and the Seasick Sea Serpent
March
28, 2001
