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cincytech helps to vet startups' minimum viable concept

inc.com Thursday, March 08, 2012

According to this Inc.com article, Cincytech wants to help startups identify their 'minimum viable concept.' Read it here.

venture for america brings college grads to cincy to help young companies

forbes.com Thursday, March 08, 2012

In June, 50 recent college graduates from some of the best schools in the U.S. will join startups in struggling cities as part of Venture for America, a new program designed to help young companies, promote entrepreneurship and generate job growth. Read about it here.

my million dollar idea: blackbook app helps new cincinnati residents

WKRC Cincinnati Thursday, February 23, 2012

The new Blackbook app helps Cincinnati residents and new hires create a customized guide to their city based on their preferences. Check out the story here.

cincinnati makes list of top 10 u.s. travel destinations

Lonely Planet Thursday, February 09, 2012

Cincinnati outranks Puerto Rico, Chicago and five other areas on Lonely Planet's 'Top 10 U.S. Travel Destinations for 2012' list. Click here to check out the full story.

Cincinnati area bank introduces world's first solar powered drive-thru

SOAPBOX, 9/22/09 Thursday, September 24, 2009

Lebanon Citizens National Bank has partnered with E.F. Bavis & Associates, Inc., to create the world's first solar powered drive-thru in the banking and pharmaceutical industries, reports Soapbox.

E.F. Bavis & Associates says that the drive-thru is powered by a 26-inch by 40-inch solar panel that is designed specifically for Ohio sunlight conditions and will charge a 12-volt battery. The battery will then be used to power the drive-thru's non-pneumatic delivery system which uses "an intelligent sensor monitored, positive-drive conveyor tape delivery system engineered to use less than one-tenth the normal amount of electricity required by normal pneumatic tube delivery systems."

Original source: Soapbox
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Cincinnati Zoo cheetah sets new land speed record

UPI, 9/10/09 Thursday, September 24, 2009

An 8-year-old cheetah at the Cincinnati Zoo is now the world's fastest animal thanks to a speedy 100-meter sprint time, an official linked to the zoo says.

Cathryn Hilker, who founded the Cat Ambassador Program at the Cincinnati Zoo, said in a zoo release that Sarah the cheetah broke the previous world record twice Wednesday with 100-meter runs of 6.16 seconds and 6.13 seconds, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported.

Original source: United Press International
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