Some links

I had over 3000 items pending in my blog aggregator till yesterday out of which 1000 are still remaining. There are some good links that came out of the list that I am bookmarking here:

• Things people have accomplished by the age of 26: Shanti lists things that a few successful people had achieved by the time they were 26. This makes for an interesting read as well as gives me an opportunity to have my name entered in that list, only if we are able to take Tekriti to the next level
• Office Live domains spike: Small businesses are fast jumping on the opportunity to have Microsoft host Web sites for them under the week-old Office Live test service.
• Starbucks to pour 500000 free cups: I wonder if Barista in India will do that sometime. I am definitely in, if it happens!
• Ericsson buying Juniper: Oh no, Om Malik writes that Ericsson might buy Juniper Networks.
• India is 118th in latest FIFA world rankings: I was surfing the TV channels last night when this news flash came. I didn’t even think that the TV channel will even flash this news – I was just amused enough to mention it here.
• The greatest One day International match in the history of cricket was witnessed few days back: I was in the health club then and people stopped working out as they watched the match even though India was not involved. It can’t be bigger than this. Defeating Australia by breaking the just created world record is phenomenal. This point is worth a separate blog-post.
• My friend Paavani has started a blog: A student of design, she plans to write about design, products, craft, children & psychology. I personally think that she needs to spend a little more time and write up the ideas that she talks about. Keep an eye at her blog, there aren’t many who writes on those subjects.
• Microsoft claims world’s best search engine is on its way: Didn’t we all read a report that MSN and Yahoo search results are better than Google’s. It’s just the user experience that has given Google an edge.
• Atanu dey discusses Indian Economy with James Reese and Edward Hugh