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An after-dusk stroll through Spain's nightlife capital is a free spectacle.

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If art is about transformations, there is no more transforming experience than The Sultan's Elephant, a large-scale outdoor free spectacle produced by French company Royal de Luxe.

Her organization, Creative Time, which has been staging free spectacles in public spaces since 1974, had been attracting mobs all week for a public dance performance.

The marathon, road cycling and race walking events that finish on the Mall will provide free spectacles and "live sites" throughout the capital and the country will offer crowds the opportunity to gather around big screens.

The great 80,000-capacity stadium, where the masses used to bay for blood at free spectacles involving gladiators, wild beasts and those unlucky enough to get on the wrong side of the Empire, is due to open its underground passageways to the public from late August 2010.

We carried out a cluster randomized, factorial design, controlled trial in rural western China to evaluate the effect of teaching about the value of glasses and providing free spectacles on rates of glasses wear and school performance.

Fifty-seven percent of all patients who had been prescribed spectacles (49% of refractive errors and 70% of presbyopia) had not received them, with reasons being financial constraints (72%), long waiting times for free spectacles (16%), did not know where to collect (8%), and a belief that using glasses would damage the eyes (5%).

We hypothesized that education promoting the wearing of glasses aimed at school children with correctable refractive error, their teachers, and parents, and providing such children with free spectacles, would increase children's glasses wear (intermediary hypothesis) and improve their academic performance (main hypothesis).

In October 2012, after the baseline survey and vision screening but before refraction, eligible children were randomized by school to receive one of three interventions: Free spectacles, based on the child's measured refractive power and dispensed at school by the study optometrist.

But what if prescription-free spectacles and an ostentatiously carried copy of Infinite Jest aren't your thing?