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A buyer's guide to inventions, in plain English
Source: New York Times, 5/13/2008
Inventors and companies need each other, and Doug Hall of Eureka Ranch Technology has made it easier for them to find each other with the USA National Innovation Marketplace.
DCI reports on downtown Cincinnati progress
Source: Business Courier of Cincinnati, 5/13/2008
Downtown Cincinnati Inc. reports $110 million in completed construction and renovation projects and $243 million in the pipeline in its most recent "State of Downtown" report.
Dinner tonight to illustrate diversity
Source: The News Record, 5/13/2008
The first event of the Dialog Association at the University of Cincinnati will be held this evening at Mick & Mack's Contemporary Café in Tangeman University Center in an effort to foster understanding between people of different backgrounds.
Uptown  
The Circuit's IT Solution Center connects buyers, sellers
Source: Business Wire, 5/13/2008
The Circuit's online IT Solution Center has encouraged the participation of more than 100 Greater Cincinnati IT buyers and sellers since its launch less than a year ago, and now it is free for both buyers and sellers.
CPS on the upswing
Source: Cincinnati Enquirer, Business Courier of Cincinnati, 5/13/2008
The quality of public schools is often cited as one of top reasons for peoples' aversion to urban living, but three recent articles could change some local attitudes.
Cincinnati Bell offering unlimited voice-to-text with SpinVox
Source: Broadcast Newsroom, 5/13/2008
Cincinnati Bell Wireless and SpinVox have announced a new partnership that will allow customers an unlimited number of voice mail-to-text conversions for only $5.99 per month.
Get that worm out of my ear!
Source: Schenectady Daily Gazette, 5/13/2008
James Kellaris, a marketing professor at the University of Cincinnati, has studied extensively what makes songs get stuck in our heads.
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Milwaukee schools look to Cincinnati
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 5/6/2008
Officials from Milwaukee Public Schools are traveling to Cincinnati this week to check out a district that's drawn national attention as a model of urban school reform.
Don't just create new stuff: Innovate!
Source: Shanghai Daily, 5/6/2008
Companies that are able to integrate innovation can transform their business and make a great difference, according the new book The Game-Changer by A.G. Lafley and Ram Charan.
UC researchers confirm domesticated sunflower in Mexico
Source: PhysOrg, 5/6/2008
Researchers from the University of Cincinnati and Florida State University have confirmed the discovery of a domesticated sunflower in Mexico, nearly 4,000 years before what had been previously believed.
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Maynard: Cincinnati is landslide capital of the U.S.
Source: UC News, 5/6/2008
Professor Barry Maynard of the University of Cincinnati's Department of Geology says that Cincinnati is the landslide capital of the U.S., spending more money per capita than Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Uptown  
Eisen to assist Cincinnati Police Museum
Source: PR Newswire, 5/6/2008
The Cincinnati Police Historical Society's regional museum has been selected from nearly 200 applicants to receive free public relations and marketing work from the Eisen Management Group.
UC students envision 'Speed Racer' concept cars
Source: PhysOrg, 5/6/2008
Eight juniors in the University of Cincinnati’s internationally-recognized School of Design have spent weeks on a fantasy assignment, envisioning a concept car based on the Mach-5 car in the upcoming Speed Racer movie.
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Nine Greater Cincinnati firms make Fortune 500
Source: Business Courier of Cincinnati, 4/29/2008
Fortune Magazine's 2008 rankings show Greater Cincinnati with nine Fortune 500 companies, with seven more making the Fortune 1000.
Eureka's new online market lets companies buy and sell ideas
Source: Wall Street Journal, 4/29/2008
Eureka Ranch Technology held a soft launch yesterday for the USA National Innovation Marketplace, an online registry where researchers and inventors can post ideas they've developed.
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