What is your Area of Expertise?

[oumoodman85]

1) Degree in Political Science, so the following:
- International Politics
- History of the CIA/ Covert Action
- U.S. foreign affairs in general
- History/ Politics of the Middle East

2) I have a very analytical mind, and am a very adaptable person:
- Learned advanced finance through on-the-job experiences
- Worked on Wall Street (Investment Banking Corporate Finance)
- Have been recruited by 7-8 of the largest intl.banks (Citi, UBS, Merrill, Goldman, etc).

3) Finally, I am very much a generalist—meaning I am a student of many things:
- International business (from my dealings on Wall Street, I like to stay informed)
- Many different academic subjects—most notably biology
- Golf, Football (college), and other sports and their histories (mainly golf)

[RussBraaten]

Karried, You will have no problem with the back splash but one hint to save money and frustration. Lay all the full tile pieces in one day and rent the wet saw the next day to fill in all the cut pieces. If you have any other questions or need help you can email me.

I don't know about expert... but I know my way around tile and any other home repair, especially electrical and plumbing. I can patch drywall like there never was a hole in it.

I am told by friends that I know more stuff about more things than they have ever seen. Plus I am a reasonable and generally jocular guy. I am pretty good with people and my doctors have told me I should have been a psych type person.

I can figure out most things mechanical and up until recently I was an expert at taking calls at 3AM from friends who needed me to. I think I am a little too tired now though. I wish I were an expert at healing up, My 48 year old body passes for 35 but feels 75 or older.