Snowmageddon. That's what many in the Washington, D.C. Metro area have called the recent onslaught of wintery weather that descended on the city.

Pat Robertson said that the cause was that the city has been "cursed by one thing after another" since they "swore a pact to the devil."

The Midwest has experienced colder than normal temperatures this winter......

So much so that the Mississippi River went into a hard freeze that crippled water traffic until it can be cleared...

Several states below Minnesota borrowed from Minnesota a Norwegian Ice Breaker to break through the thick ice and open once again water traffic.

The photo is the Norwegian Ice Breaker at work...It's pretty awesome don’t you think?

And today as Japanese officials ordered an inquiry into problems with the brakes on the 2010 Prius, Toyota’s stock price dropped another 5 percent in early trading.

In other news: As Toyota stocks dropped, the engineering firm of B. J. Tinker and Sons has made a substantial offer to buy out Toyota.

Toyota has refused to talk about the buyout because they’re fearful that the new company name might be detrimental to sales.

I don’t have to tell you the name do I?

A life-size bronze sculpture "Walking Man I," by Alberto Giacometti was sold at Sotheby's auction house in London to an unknown bidder. It took just 8 minutes of bidding for about 10 bidders to reach the hammer price of for $104.3 million, breaking the record for a work of art purchased at auction.

He‘s not really walking, he‘s just standing there like a statue. You would think for over $100 million dollars the damn thing would dance or something.