Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?
We all feel the excitement in the air: the internet is evolving. Information Architects in Japan have produced a new version of their Web Trends for 2007, documenting the 200 most successful websites, mapped by popularity and category on the Tokyo metro map, with the added bonus of a forecast.
Legend:
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The Simpsons people have put out an amazing marketing campaign for their movie, and unlike many other massive campaigns, this one doesn't have that shove-it-down-your-throat aftertaste. This is my rendition of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, Simpsonized. |
In getting ready to finish my schooling, I wanted to find another tenant to replace me in my rented apartment. Now, granted, it is a very nice apartment and it is very well located in the city center – but when I posted it online I never thought someone would offer to sign the lease without even seeing it first.
I heard about the flat shortage in Tel-Aviv, but I never thought it is just as bad in Jerusalem. Then again, I was 'out of the market' for three years and apparently did not have a clue.
But as I do not tend to share my everyday experiences, this post is actually intended to let you in on a little known secret: an amazing real estate search engine that goes through all the other big websites and summarizes the information for you – an Israeli apartment dogpile, if you will. It is called Baboo and I think it is an excellent tool for flat-hunters.
Good luck!
With so much crappy movies of cats doing stuff on YouTube, it's refreshing to find the real gems: Today's top video on Nielsen's blogpulse is this amazing video, morphing female heads off paintings. Check it out here.
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