we have followed this and we believe wholeheartedly this the project has so much to angina and b will benefit the community. as a representative of the younger generation we all believe we need to build a permanent home for the mexican dream. this is for our mexican folks who live and work in this community. providing the mexican museum an opportunity to build a home will allow us to strengthen and retain our heritage. the importance of your decision today has implementations far beyond the issues of a shadow on behalf of our folks we ask you to please approve this project the tower and the museum. thank you >> good morning commissioners. the director of admission language. on association that has been serving the san francisco for the past 45 years providing toward product and health and technology and have graduated over 28 thousand students. also, we do run a after school program. i believe that you support and know this is mexican museum strengthens the education and nativity of our youth. that's why i'm here. this project is extremely important for all our youth. i am before you

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he does not seem to be concerned at all, but we saw a bizarre battle bit of heart angina out of japanrted to see the market swing. by the way, it has performed beautifully year today and over the past year. but for the past couple of sessions it has been touch and go. the bank of japan heavily involved. you can see from low one month picture commanded ended up being down six tent of a percent for one month. but the bank of japan is also doing pretty much what the u.s. federal reserve is doing, and you say you are not worried. this is not a bubble, you believe? >> japan is actually -- they're doing more. if you look at the size of the monthly asset purchase in japan and adjusted for the size of the economy, there are three times more than the fed. very aggressive. the problem in japan has been that the doj has been a little less on the communication. so the resulting confusion about policy in regard to long-term rates in japan and what impact the asset purchases will have on treasury rates, japanese government bond rates. the short answer to your question is i don't think japan is in a