Back in May Yahoo declined a bid from Microsoft for $33 (£21) a share from Microsoft. Since then Yahoo shares have plummeted and Microsoft publicly stated it no longer had any interest in buying Yahoo.
Yang was questioned by one audience member regarding Yahoo's rejection of the Microsoft offer. "They walked away from a public offering and we were ready to negotiate. We wanted to negotiate a deal. We felt we weren't that far apart.
"At the end of the day, they withdrew and they have since been clear about not wanting to buy the company," explained Mr Yang.
Microsoft has not commented on Yangs latest revelations. If Microsoft were to buy Yahoo now they would get a good bargain compared to back in May. Since May the shares have dropped from $28.67 to $13.92 at the time of writing.

The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, GaTech, or just Tech) is a public university (receiving 20% of its grant of public funds) from the city of Atlanta, Georgia (United States). It was founded in October 1888. Originally, the university was called "School of Technology of Georgia" (Georgia School of Technology). In 1948, the name was changed to the name of this: The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Institute of Technology). The first class had 84 students. Allowed the admission of female students in 1952. Now, more than 16,000 students attend the institute, with about 30 percent of the students are women. Allowed the admission of students of African American origin in the 60s without a court order. Today is the university that produces more African American engineers in the country.

Georgia Tech has several teams that play at the ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference) in the NCAA, including a team of American football, basketball, baseball and golf. The school mascot is a yellow jacket called Buzz.

Georgia Tech is specialized in teaching engineering but also has programs in architecture, science, administration, information technology, public policy and international relations.

Registering a custom domain name ,for your blog,is really easy to do,and makes the blog look cool.
First thing you have to have your is own domain name(if you already have a domain go to the second paragraph),to do that go to godaddy.com ,and register a domain name ,it costs upto 10 US $ for a year.You can also register a domain through blogger itself ,but godaddy is much more cheap.

Now go to your account at blogger.com and go to the settings page of the blog you need to change domains with and select the publishing tab,select "custom domain",click on advanced settings,now type in your domain name and setup your dns settings at your registar, you can read more about setting up the dns settings here.After all is done right ,you will hopefully see you domain name atop your blog

Myspace ,the internet giant ,again takes a big step to be among the big players in the market.After the iphone ,which had applications by myspace and facebook,let people stay connected on the Apple Inc. smart phone. Now MySpace is the first to unveil one, for the just-released g1 phone .
Myspace announced the application for the G1 this week that can be downloaded wirelessly to the device through the Google-run Android Market.The market ,is filled with add-ons and games,
built by third party developers.
The g1 is the ,first phone to have the android platform from google ,which makes it stand at par with the i-phone.It is made by HTC Corp and was released on Wednesday by T-Mobile in the U.S. The phone ,comes with a 2-year contract ,pricing at 179 $.
Facebook on the otherhand has no mobile application for t-phone,an media spokeswoman ,said that the company had nothing to say on the matter

How to do the Flying Effect in After Effects make yourself fly using after effects

This is my video tutorial on how to use after effects to make a flying video.The footage was taken inside my home,its just slight adjustment ,but hang in there i will be making some more cool videos in the near future.

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Track used:

ky main zinda hoon

Recorder used:

camstudio

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