The Second Annual Golden Poo Awards end today. If you haven’t made nominations in each category, time is running out! Only open through Sunday. [Page One]
Cordish is notorious for discriminating on the basis of race. You surprised that they’re getting sued in Kansas City? [Fat Lip]
Ryan Alessi’s fancy new U.S. Senate poll [...]

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This week President Barack Obama discussed moving forward on the economy and the U.S. auto industry:

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Will Masterson’s be demolished to make way for more student housing at the University of Louisville? Jerry Abramson is pretty mad about it. He’ll be talking about how mad he is at 10:30 today. [Press Release]
Wild & Woolly will celebrate its 13th anniversary on Friday. [Buy Tickets!]
Dear Paulbots: Ask for permission before [...]

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Spotted all over Louisville yesterday:

The side windows read, “POVERTY STINKS!”

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If you’re a huge geek like me, you’ll enjoy this National Geographic clip of Paul Nicklen’s unbelievable encounter with a leopard seal. [HuffPo]
The Louisville Beer Store may be the next big thing on East Market. The Courier-Journal dedicated three pages to the new shop. [High Hops]
Churchill Downs is set to announce 2010 night racing [...]

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Ahhh. Friday. Hope to be knocking back a few with Dr. Ramsey tonight at the Parents Reception over at U of L, as long as I’ve not been declared a persona non grata.
Last Call for Comedy: We’ve still got room for you Sunday. Get in touch with me through the site, or Facebook, and come [...]

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How Do You Do?: One of the last remaining icons of early TV advertising passed away. Bill Collins, who sold cars in a cowboy hat with the familiar tag line, “I’m Bill Collins. How Do You Do?” was 80. [Courier]
It’s The Sue Season: Wonder if Owsley Brown Frazier is regretting getting into the guns/museum business?  [...]

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It’s likely that members of the FOP are going to win their fight against the city and will stop paying for the use of their take-home cars. The final decision will be made by the labor-friendly state Labor Cabinet, so the Abramson administration is bracing for a significant setback.
The $110,00 a month the city has [...]

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The Neal Huffman Auto Group appears to be taking the biggest local hit as a result of the Chrysler bankruptcy announced today. The Shelbyville Road dealership was among the 789 dealers on a list of those targeted for closure at part of the program.
Also on the list was Coyle Dodge in New Albany. The Huffman [...]

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In a press conference announcing the release of the Metro Event Resource Guide at the Green Building Tuesday, Mayor Jerry Abramson was telling event organizers about how great it is that the city has so many wonderful events. One of the event organizers asked him if he could give them all a break on fees.
The [...]

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