so with that, i would like to pass it over to john and rosalynn, who will walk us through some of the [inaudible] >> commissioner lee, did you have a question? >> i am wondering what the role of our department is. it sounds like a great program, but we only have this one-sheet right up before coming to the meeting. i am just wondering -- i understand the department owns the property -- non-profit operates it. the last time i was there was a couple of years ago. it was just a shell of a building. you must have done a lot of work on it. it seems from your presentation, you have a lot of great programs happening. i am wondering if you can cut to the chase and tell us what this is about. >> the building is there left, actually. i have never been more simultaneously devastated and inspired at the same time. these programs are all happening off site right now. the department owns the building. we do not have the capacity to renovate the building. we are working with a nonprofit partner and giving them stewardship of the building, rely on them to do the heavy lifting. >> is this being coordi

. > >> jan: and rosalynn put together?frustrated when she-one sh when she develod record arthritis. she was so frustrated, because there was no research done. back in 1970, there was a commission to make research efforts. in any event, to make a long story short. when she died, the congress of the united states decided that she should be acknowledged for her contributions. >> jan: she was on a movie location-you felt and in her hand? >> yes share was having discomfort in her hand. yes she was having discomfort. >> jan: because it was discovered a woman's disease the was not any research. >> i cannot think because it is entirely a woman. >> practically none of being done. their little as far as education. >> the rosalind russell research? >> the emphasis is on research. we look into the cause, the treatment, and all of the others. we think of arthritis, we think about other diseases. with record o rheumatoid arthritis, gout, >> jan: people just need to get to you for research grants. >> and even if somebody has $1 million?