Don’t miss your chance to win copies of Bluegrass Treasures and Horse Farms! Enter today. Drawing is tomorrow afternoon. [Page One]

Thank goodness for Rick Bozich, who said what needed to be said about Sheldon Berman and Jefferson County Public Schools’ ridiculous behavior and obsessive PR reaction throughout the Max Gilpin saga. We’re surprised the Courier-Journal would let something so honest and based-in-fact hit the presses. [Rick Bozich]

Gilpin’s parents are none too happy with JCPS. They allege JCPS findings aren’t accurate. More proof that Sheldon Berman is a thorn in the side of the public school district in Louisville. [Toni Konz]

CQ weighs in on the 2010 Senate election and says Kentucky is a toss-up in the general election. Noticeably absent form its story is whether or not Rand Paul’s 1,200 contributions came from Kentuckians our random Paultards from outside the Commonwealth. [CQ Politics]

Gannett is cutting another 1,400 jobs that will sadly impact the Courier-Journal. [The 'Ville Voice]

Dear University of Louisville: Please stop with the bullshiz public relations cover-up for everything that ever goes wrong on-campus. Good grief. What a waste of tax dollars. [More 'Ville Voice]

Steve Beshear notes diversity in the appointment of three Louisville judges. [Bluegrass Politics]

This vicious double murder has got to be one of the most unbearable, terribly saddening things to happen in Fairdale in years. [C-J]