Lady Gaga’s Social Network is now open to everyone. It seems to be a mixture of Pinterest (the way it displays and arranges the information) and Reddit (it includes a voting system).
At the moment, however, it seems to be all about Lady Gaga. If you are a fan, this is just the perfect social site for you. If you are looking to explore a variety of topics then you’d better keep looking as, at least at the moment, Lady Gaga is all you are going to find on Littlemonsters.com.
What a lot of us forget is that we’re surrounded by beauty; there are beautiful people who smile on a bad day, birds that sing every morning and nature that still lives on and grows.
As I have been living in good old blighty for a while now, I can’t help but promoting my guest country from time to time.There is so much more to England than just fish& chips, stale Ale and cricket. You just need to find the time to go and explore.
Brighton is such a trendy city in the UK that it is becoming over crowded because so many people are moving there to live, and plenty of tourists come to stay each year. Thanks to Brighton’s popularity, the tourism industry there is booming in the summer and there are plenty of large hotels on…
I work in Brighton and I love it. It’s a fantastic city :-)
Most of you will have heard of Pinterest, one of the most recent social sites and yet considered one of the hottest startups of 2012.
If you are interested on reading about what Pinterest has to offer, you’ll find quite a few infographics and posts about it on my Social Media board… My advice, however is give it a try. There won’t be a better way to know if it’s the place for you.
I read the article From Europe to China: A New World Order? yesterday and I found it quite interesting (I actually left a comment on it). It’s one of those articles that makes you realise how the world is changing and what some take for granted may completely change.
Will countries like China, India, etc. “rule the world” one day? I guess we will see.
Rocaforte is a beautiful village found in the Foral Community of Navarre. Located at 25 miles from Pamplona. Medieval documents refer to this village as ‘Sangüesa la Vieja’ (the Old Sangüesa) as it is the old town of the current city of Sangüesa.
View or Rocaforte Church and current Sangüesa city on the right
I visit Rocaforte every time I can. It’s a lovely village (so authentic!). Rocaforte celebrates its traditional party in the mid-end of August. I recommend it to everyone :)
