Some of the skills that I bring to the job, number one, I'm very organized. My current job in law enforcement requires us to have a lot of, do a lot of paperwork, and in that paperwork obviously it's going to go to the courts, so judges, juries, district attorney's office will be reading it. Obviously you want to be accurate and no mistakes in it, and you want to make sure everything is there the first time it's handed in. Obviously it's never good to have somebody send you an email a couple months later saying they need this or that document, which should have been there in the first place. Number two, I'm very good at communication, whether it be speaking with somebody or writing, as I said. We have to do a lot of communication with people daily, whether it be citizens that are in our jurisdiction, whether it be other law enforcement officers from other departments, health care, doctors, lawyers, I mean you name it, we kind of talk with everybody throughout the day. And during that, obviously you have to be very clear in your communication, and pretty much straight to the point with a lot of it, and be able to explain everything in a more detailed way, so another person can understand it. Lastly, I'm very goal oriented. When I put my head to something, and I want to reach a goal, I'm going to reach it one way or the other, and do whatever it takes to get that goal.