Well, that’s a big “DUH!”, I know. But on average, folks in Eastern Kentucky are spending a higher percentage of their income on gas than most.
The national average is about 4%, but several counties in Kentucky were well over the 10% line.
You can read the story here….
or view the chart here.…
Not only didn’t he win, he came in last. That is the first time that’s ever happened to a horse who won the first 2 legs.
I guess they just don’t make ’em like they used to.…
Talk about freaky weather. Yesterday (February 4th) was the 10th anniversary of the “dusting” of snow that happened in 1998. All of the forecasters predicted we would get little or no snow, and I woke up at my apartment in Lexington to find like 10 inches on the ground.
Contrast that to today, which seems like a spring day. The sun is popping out now, which is probably going to warm things up, which will likely make the air even MORE unstable, so that when the cold front arrives later on, things could get messy. So far, it looks like …
The New York Times is reporting that Governor Bill Richardson, Democrat, has dropped out of the presidential race.
If you read the article, you’d think that John Edwards must have dropped out, too, because when they talk about the Democratic candidate who could benefit most from Richardson’s departure, they only mention Obama and Clinton.
It is amazing to me how the mainstream media WANTS either Obama or Clinton to win the Democratic nomination. They have completely ignored John Edwards, even though he placed 2nd in the Iowa caucus.
I hate to go out on a conspiracy limb here…(ok…i don’t really …
Looks like an asteroid could be about to strike Mars. The impact would occur near where the Mars rover Opportunity is still operating, but most likely would not affect the little guy and his mission (or is it a her?)…anyways…
There’s about a 1-in-75 chance it will impact on January 30.
Read more about it over on the CNN……