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The Angel Capital Association (ACA) and Angel Resource Institute (ARI) have named John Huston as the recipient of the 2012 Hans Severiens Award. For more info, click here.

Details Magazine's Jesse Ashlock joins MSNBC's Morning Joe to discuss a Rust Belt renaissance currently happening in the country. Ashlock cites young entrepreneurs who are helping to revive towns like Pittsburgh, Detroit and Cleveland.

Dr. Hiroyuki Fujita is Founder, President, and CEO of Quality Electrodynamics in Cleveland, Ohio, and last on January 24th, 2012 he was a guest in the First Lady's box at the 2012 State of the Union. He reflects on the experience here.

In this post on forbes.com, Nortech CEO Rebecca Bagley touts Ohio as a "compelling region for potential investors." Read the article here.

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

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.

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.

The University of Dayton Research Institute will participate in a research and development consortium of six Ohio companies and organizations who will provide new composite materials, products and technologies to Airbus. Read the story here.

Purdue University's Burton D. Morgan Center for Entrepreneurship and the Discovery Learning Research Center are expanding their Interns for Entrepreneurship program to place more students in high-tech startup companies in Northeast Ohio. Read the story here.

The University of Toledo has earned recognition as one of the best schools for innovation transfer in fiscal year 2011. Read the story here.

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.

The Princeton Review has named Bowling Green State University one of the country's best business schools. Check out the full story here.

Chrysler's recent turnaround signals good things for Ohio's auto industry. Check out the full story here.

Cleveland bars scored a hat trick on DRAFT magazine’s "100 Best Beer Bars" list for 2012. Check out the full story here.

(CNN) -- Google plans to start combining information the company collects about each user of its various websites and services into a single profile, the company announced on Tuesday.

Previously, Google said it did not create comprehensive profiles across its various properties, including its leading search engine, Android smartphone operating system and YouTube video site.

Read more here.