Rails - Mar 2006 - Migration fails when using certain table name

I''m trying to do this migration, but it fails when I try to create a 
default content using Section.create I get an error saying ''unitialized
contant Section''
The weird thing is if I use a table name like ''categories''
with
Category.create instead of ''sections'' and Section.create then
it all
works fine! I''m working from Rails 1.1

This is an example migration that fails:
====
class InitialSetup < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def self.up

    # Page sections table
    create_table :sections do |t|
      t.column "title",       :string,    :limit => 60
      t.column "link",        :string,    :limit => 60
      t.column "page_title",  :string
      t.column "keywords",    :string
    end

    # Default content
    Section.create :title => "Home", :link => "home"

  end

  def self.down
    drop_table :sections
  end
end

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Error: ''unitialized contant Section''.

But use create_table :categories and Category.create and it all works. 
Am I missing something glaringly obvious here?

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Are you sure you defined a model named Section ?

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Christophe Gimenez wrote:
> Are you sure you defined a model named Section ?
Doh! Thanks Christophe, as you can see I''m very new to this! I had a 
category controller, but forgot to rename it to section when I decided 
to rename the DB table.
Cheers :)

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