Hope you all had a nice holiday weekend! I had the coldest Easter Egg Hunt ever, and ate so many frozen Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs that I literally gave myself a stomach bug. Blech. Check out these headlines while I search for some Tums...

Microhoo is back! Rumors have it that Microsoft and Yahoo are in talks again -- only this time it's for a partnership instead of a buyout.

Twitter got hit with a few worms over Easter. Here's a separate story on the brat responsible.

I'm not sure how to classify this story on sugar daddies and their babies finding a way into today's technology, but I read the whole thing in one sitting.

Uh oh -- this story spells some bad news for Microsoft and my Zune ... I just gave the newest Zune 4G a review a few months back: I really loved it. Too bad, since I will not own an iPod.

Also out of Redmond: Employees of Microsoft are rebelling against the giant by not using it's www.live.com search tool. Personally, it's the only tool I use anymore -- I really like it better than Google. And just for you geeks: Live.com and Google.com split the tally of search
results for Feb. -- so they're equally as popular out there.

And, finally, in my favorite story of the day ...

Stephen Colbert will welcome astronaut Sunita Williams on his show tomorrow night to unveil the new name of the NASA module on the International Space Station. I voted for Serenity -- Firefly fanatic that I am -- but it looks like the write-in winner is going to take the cake. High five, Colbert fans!

I'm out, see you Wednesday!