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Tony King's comment,
January 13, 11:35 AM
Just in case a lot of perfectly sane Americans decide to migrate to a civilized country like Canada
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Flashmob en Madrid (España) organizado por el programa de radio CARNE CRUDA 2.0 Martes y jueves, 16:00, http://www.carnecruda20.es Lunes, miércoles y viernes... Via Seth Dixon
Trisha Klancar's insight:
We never know when we will make a difference in people's lives. Spain has undergone a very difficult time the last couple years...this is short video reminds us we all need to smile and enjoy no matter what! 
Seth Dixon's curator insight,
January 12, 8:20 PM
I have previously posted on how successful flashmobs often times use public places in a way that symbolically merges the meaning of that space with the message of the that place. This is a fabulous example of that and I find it incredibly moving and poignant, given the recent economic woes of southern Europe. As Jordan Weismmann said about this flashmob in the Atlantic, "I'm not sure if this video is more heartbreaking or heartwarming, but it pretty well captures what's going on in Europe's economy right now. While the day-to-day drama of the continent's debt crisis has subsided, painful austerity measures have helped leave huge swaths of the population jobless. In Spain, unemployment is at 25 percent." 
plerudulier's curator insight,
February 17, 8:21 AM
Big fan of flashmob here.
I guess those who attended that day had a bit of sun. Delete the scoop?
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I like this as it also sets up the beginning of the lesson if you were were unsure what to do with this.