Again, he is injured. Let’s hope he is fine. A talented and hardworking striker who had spent most of his time for the past two years in medical room. What’s wrong with him? He is just being unlucky.

Striker Michael Owen was carried off on a stretcher in the 67th minute of Newcastle’s Premiership game with Watford. The England international had collided with the shoulder of team-mate Matthew Pattison a couple of minutes earlier and was not fit to continue.

Full article here

We know trading is a tough business. In order to achieve consistent profit from trading, hard work is required. Some traders are more talented than others. But, what about luck? I still believe it plays a part in this business. Trader should not bother too much over this, working hard on strategy, psychology, discipline, risk management etc will certainly help. But, when it comes to luck, you can only pray for a better one.

I remember a saying I read from a book or hear from a show, it basically meant to say :” Always get yourself prepared, Good luck will look for you”.

Microsoft may aim for Yahoo! acquisition
Software giant considering major purchase of Yahoo! stock in effort to keep up with steamrolling industry leader Google, newspaper reports.

May 3, 2006: 9:53 AM EDT

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) – Microsoft has been in talks with Yahoo! about potentially acquiring a major portion of the company, according to a report published Wednesday.

Members of the company’s top management are considering a deal despite Microsoft’s history of winning over major technology markets – think Web browsers – on its own, The Wall Street Journal said.

Microsoft has tried to compete in the burgeoning online search and Web advertising categories on its own but made little progress as Google has made massive gains as the industry leader, according to the story.

Microsoft executives hope that Yahoo’s strength in search and advertising categories would give the company a stronger foothold on the Web, the report said. So far, millions of dollars invested in search-engine technology and online ad systems have yielded little in the way of revenue or market share for the company, according to the Journal.

Original article here 

This is not news anymore, I am slow again. I heard this from my fiancee and did a quick search on Google. From a user perspective, I hope this is not for real.
If we are around the same age, I guess your first free email account should be Hotmail. Yeah, I did not know internet, but I knew Hotmail. What an old brand. But, now, how many of you still with it? If not MSN messenger, I would forget about my hotmail id totally (my emails has been wiped out without a reason). To me, current Hotmail is a failure, I have supporters. Even my dog asks me to go for Gmail. LOL

So now, Microsoft is buying Yahoo! ?!?! God bless.

This is just another piece of nonsense from me. Have a great weekend.