i invite you to say "ramatush." "ramatush" is the language of this land. it is so very important we acknowledge these truths because when we are coming together as educators and people who impact other community members, who impact the environment, when we are taking time to become familiar with the layers of history of the land that we are on, a land that we travel to, a land that we work and is our community, we know a little bit more. so i come from mudson maloni territory. however, i want to honor our grandmothers and all mother earth. because without them we would not be here. we share this time and space together for a reason. it is that humility that got us to (indiscernable) by offering this song here in this state. so we may honor the lawn we are on, and be aware of our how actions and words impact the next generation, and how we can all be good ancestors in training. so this is my canyon grandmother's song. at the end of the song, i invite you to say oh! let's think about this next year and be in community together, and i will use my regalia as a

. >> he says ramatush.-y is the definite ramaytush. >> i had a little interruption here at home. i'm back now. not only will this land acknowledgement be read at the beginning of every meeting to acknowledge the link they have had to this land. and respect to all american indians. more into the passing of a great leader in the community early this year who was a great leader with the friendship house who also reminds us of our obligation to serve the community and substance abuse treatment to the american indian community and others. it's a great privilege to have this and we'll be taking action on it at our next meeting. i wanted to give it over to our commissioners who had had questions or comments. >> thank you, president. thank you patrick an mark for bringing this to us and to the community leaders who have worked with you in crafting this. i think it's an exciting thing for us to be doing. i only wish there was more that we could do to make it known that this is something that is important to us. so i