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Yeah. Waving that thing around so todays a very special day and i welcome you all of you and on behalf of the Mexican Museum this has been a dream and sometimes a dream becomes a nightmare because you have to work to make that dream come true and muffling king said i have a dream. Now our dream has come through its been a realtor now after 20 years of struggling clapping . And its historical in nature because we got the board of supervisors vote 11 to zero. Which is historical in nature because ...

The project going forward. But thats today and i want to go back 20 years because prior to 20 years there was a map with a vision Pete Rodriguez which well hear more about later and he started the Mexican Museum in the district of San Francisco. But 20 years ago it was an elected official who i have had the pleasure of working with on many occasions on doing many things in our community who at the time was the supervisor jim gonzales who was here today who at that time, made sure we got this pie...

In all our long history, we have never seen a greater day than this. Cheering. Events will take place at home and online to pay tribute to the men and women who fought in the Second World War. Fundraing hero, captain tomjoins the veterans remembering the part they played in a key moment in our history. It was going well here but they were still out there, risking their lives and battling on, as they always did. Hello, good morning, and welcome to bbc news. As the uk prepares to celebrate the ve ...

Each week we talk about arts and culture but today were going to talk about facts and figures and about the question where the germany has the best of all cultural landscapes first lets fly from south to north. Germany has more than five thousand museums one of them is the pina could take demo down in munich. Germany is the land of opera with six thousand eight hundred performances every year. And dressed and is its most famous opera house. The country smallest theater is in the town of now on b...

While more than 80% of the ocean has never been explored by humans, scientists in the Bounty Trough, New Zealand, are making a significant turning point.

Dozens of new mollusks, three fish, and a mystery species were found during a three-week long expedition.

In the first century of its existence, the museum collected bodies for study, without the consent of family or descendants.

In an Australian first, palaeontologists have uncovered the head and body of a 100-million-year-old Plesiosaurs – a long-neck marine reptile – in the Queen

A 100-million year old fossil has been excavated in Queensland in a first-of-its-kind discovery for Austra...

Three amateur palaeontologists have discovered the remains of a 100-million-year-old long-necked marine reptile at an outback Queensland station. ...