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departments [July Contents] features VOLUM E 6 3 NUM B ER 7 5 Feedback 8 Editor's Letter 11 Circuit Pumping iron with former U of L Ladybird- turned-CrossFit-coach Taylor Drescher, 21 questions for the Comfy Cow's Tim Koons-McGee, why there's no building banner for Hunter S. Thompson and Thomson Smillie reviews My Morning Jacket. Yes, Smillie. Yes, My Morning Jacket. 34 People Forty-three years ago, GI-turned-GE engineer Winston Shelton designed the machines that continue to fry KFC's chicken. Today, at 90, he's still innovating for the food-service industry. 40 Culture A bazaar day of shopping with Flea Off Market masterminds Courtenay Kunnecke and Nathan Erickson and an army of enthusiastic browsers. 43 Dine In Going green in the kitchen — for taste's sake. 77 Home & Design Cubist living in a 1937-built Bauhaus-style home near Audubon Park, plus a "chalet" hearth room by designer Barry Wooley. 85 Dining Out Decca, the latest addition to NuLu's fast- growing restaurant scene, offers Bay City- influenced "California-Mediterranean" cuisine and an upper deck that's a downtown treat. 96 Bob Hill Fairytales from Never Never Tax Land. Our 27th Annual Best of Louisville Extravaganza! 46 My Morning Jacket by My Morning Jacket My Morning Jacket is headlining Forecastle this month, so we had the three Louisville-spawned members write about how the city shaped the band in this Louisville Magazine exclusive. By Tom Blankenship, Patrick Hallahan and Jim James. Photos by Mickie Winters 54 And the Winners Are … Readers' Choice Awards, Editors' Choices and, for the first time, panels of local experts on food, music, architecture and culture pick the Best of Louisville. -------------------------------------------- 66 Why Do They Hate Us? (Or Do They?) In search of that legendary statewide vitriol toward Louisville, the author rediscovers why she loves Kentucky. By Jenni Laidman Illustration by Garrett McGill Photos by Joey Harrison 70 Portrait of the Artist as a New Man Six years after a long-undetected brain tumor caused a seizure that almost killed him, the 65-year-old godfather of the East Market art district, Billy Hertz, is still turning out paintings at his Preston Street studio/gallery with the spunk of a teenager. By Josh Moss Photos by Mickie Winters 95 Outtakes Behind the scenes at the My Morning Jacket photo shoot. By Josh Moss Photos by Amanda Bates and Mickie Winters DAIRY KASTLE COVER PHOTO (AND THIS PAGE) BY MICKIE WINTERS EXCLUSIVE FOR LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE FLY HATS COURTESY OF SQUALLIS PUPPETEERS FROM LEFT: PATRICK HALLAHAN, JIM JAMES, TOM BLANKENSHIP 7.12 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE [3]