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LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 12.14 21 FLASH BACK jefersoncountyclerk.org Local releases in rotation on WFPK in 2014 (as of mid- November). WFPK DJ Laura Shine, who is also the station's "Louisville music liaison," received about 160 local releases this year. For the 10 best Louisville albums of the year, see page 90. Louisville Magazine Vol. 60/No. 12 December 2009 On the cover: Developer Gill "NuLu" Holland, our Person of the Year, standing back to back with a red penguin from 21c, our Place of the Year. Inside: Holland was busy breathing new life into East Market Street. But even back in 2009, he told us that a Portland project was in his future. "(Portland) could be a cool arts scene — call it the Warehouse District," Holland said. In 2014? Holland's offce is now in Portland, a west Louisville neighborhood that has been getting mentioned in the same sentence with restaurant Hillbilly Tea, coffee shop Please and Thank You and brewery Against the Grain. Writer Josh Cook profled (and went jogging through Crescent Hill with) Bellarmine hoops coach Scotty Davenport. To one player during practice, Davenport said, "The good Lord put your butt there for two reasons: to block out, and I'm not going to say the other." A panel of experts tasted eight bourbons, naming Old Forester's Birthday Bourbon as the favorite. Mayor for Life Jerry Abramson, who recently resigned as Kentucky's lieutenant governor to become a deputy assistant to President Obama and White House director of Intergovernmental Affairs, was our inaugural 21 Questions subject. Something nobody knew about him? "I conducted the Seneca High School pep band throughout the 1963-'64 state high school basketball championship." Outside: President Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize. Tiger Woods announced a leave from golf amid reports of marital infdelity. The U.S. Senate passed the Affordable Care Act.