Well you are in luck. The Brandery in Cincinnati has closed its applications, but Awesome Inc based in Lexington is still looking for a few more startups to take part in their summer program. Here is what they are looking for:

Early stage companies that are fully committed to their startup.  We want teams that have a shown some traction and are looking to reach that next inflection point quickly (ie. initial customers, prototype developed, funding, etc.).  Teams accepted into the program are expected to make the program and their startup the top priority for the summer.

The program will offer:

• free office space: including internet, printing, conference room, ever so important ping pong table, etc.
• a mentor network that is readily available for the teams: mentors…

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How is this for timing?

Just as Facebook goes public at an anticipated valuation of $100 billion, a Louisville duo is preparing to launch a smartphone application/website they hope will revolutionize the way people socialize.

Hunter Hammonds and Austin Cameron are putting the final tweaks on Impulcity, which they created to make a night out a seamless experience from deciding what band to see to buying tickets, meeting up and ultimately sharing the experience with friends.

A select few of friends and investors including Forecastle Festival founder J.K. McKnight are testing the beta version of Impulcity, built for Apple’s IOS smartphone operating…