A daily show in Spain makes almost daily farcical edited interviews, most of the times facing a retired torero with other public figures

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_Bkfxfvh7M&feature=related

In that video, and the related ones that you mau check, Bruce Lee, Sarkozy, current Spanish pm Rodriguez Zapatero and more. The effect is very similar to the one observed in the one featured here.

I have never been good at math

It would be great if the International Center of Photography in NYC, which recently received 3000 undocumented negatives by Robert Capa decided to do the same.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/27/arts/design/27kenn.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

Here's another bear drunk with vodka for geopolitical reasons: Mitrofan. A bear hunted by King of Spain Juan Carlos in the Russian region of Vologda. Reportedly local authorities had the bear drunk with vodka so the King could kill him more easily.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/10/20/wbear20.xml

Here's another recent rant directed towards the Mullet, a hairstyle horrifyingly common in Spain:

http://wheylona.blogspot.com/2008/01/tragedy-by-hair.html

The Jaiku client app for some Nokias does celltagging. That's not triangulation but capturing just the IDs of the celltower used for communication. Yet, it's a powerful tool for geolocation.

Whenever a user sends a jaiku with that, cell IDs are transmitted. If those IDs are already identified in Jaiku's database, city and neighboorhood can be inferred (no lat-lon so far in Jaiku's processes, not visible in their API, at least, see http://eibar.org/blogak/luistxo/en/archive/2007/10/11/geodata-in-twitter-s-and-jaiku-s-apis ). If the cell ID is not in the database, the user can also add neighboorhood and city tags on his/her own, and from that moment, any Jaiku user going around that point will be located to the place.

Google bought Jaiku last year. See a recent pic in Flickr by Jaiku's founder Jyri Engestrom chatting with Google's bosses: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jyri/2198675172/ That photo was transmitted with that Nokia's Jaiku app. See the Flickr machine-tags: those are the cell Id's, the other locative tags (Mt. View etc...) were automatically assigned.

Locations are in Mexico City, along the Ruta de la Amistad, south of the city, a creation for the 1968 Olympics, as Azttlan posted above.

I tagged some of the known scultpures over the map:

http://www.tagzania.com/user/tagzania/ruta-amistad

If you can detect more in those Google Maps, add them with a tag 'ruta-amistad'

One of Spain's most popular comics (Mortadelo by Francisco Ibañez) published this image back in 1993, with a place crashing into the WTC in the background:

http://www.guai.com/gemelas/montadelotorres.htm

There's this site, http://www.strictlynophotography.com/ for posting photos of places where strictly no photography is allowed

A fast growing furniture selling company in Spain is called Moblerone (Muebles=furniture in Spanish): http://www.moblerone.es

Logo is unmistakable: http://www.martinmuebles.com/moblerone/logo_moblerone.jpg