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On a recent trip to Tulsa, the same one involving the infamous Cheddar”s Buffalo Chicken Strips, I also had the “opportunity” to try Ricardo”s, a huge Mexican place established in 1975 which, according to their website, has been expanded three times.

I had a lot of hope for this place.  Having been to Oklahoma several times before, I have never, ever been able to find fault with their Mexican food.  So when I saw the sign saying the place had been in business since 1975 and when I walked into to find the restaurant was two stories, I figured I had found Mexican mecca.

Sadly, this was not to be the case.

By:  Editor                        Source

CowParade.CowParade is said to be the largest and the most successful public art event in the world. It”s an international public art exhibit that has been featured in major world cities. Fiberglass sculptures of cows are decorated and distributed over the city center, in public places such as train stations, important avenues, and parks. After the exhibition that lasts many months, the cows are auctioned off and the proceeds are donated. It”s estimated that over 100 million people around the world have seen one of these famous cows. Over 5,000 artists (professional and amateur, famous and emerging, young and old) worldwide have participated in these events. Here is the rest of huge gallery of the CowParade.

Houston, You Have a Problem.
14,000 ft. cow.
A Mooving Tribute.

By:  Venus                        Source

60BAGs are the perfect natural answer to the environment”s needs. They are biodegradable carrier bags made out of flax-viscose non-woven fabric. Its material was scientifically developed and manufactured in Poland.

Katarzyna Okinczyc (the industrial designer on the project) and Remigiusz Truchanowicz (the photographer) managed to convince the Institute of Natural Fibers in Poznan to give them exclusive rights to commercialize and distribute their invention.

Via Popsop.

By:  Dmitry                        Source