Kshemendra Paul: Yeah, that’s great, Jim. I want to highlight project interoperability. What we’ve done with project interoperability is take what we think of as the greatest hits of the information sharing environment, you know, a decade plus of experience, best practices, lessons learned about how to do responsible information sharing whole of government and distilling those into a series of reusable templates. So an example of that is an effort we have under way under a standards coordinating council, around operational threat and risk modeling. The idea here is that can you get a broad, [inaudible 00:00:33] view of threats and risks in a way you can effectively use that model to share information and in sharing that information be able to integrate it into threat domains, risk assessments and things like that. JIm Flyzik: Mm hmm. Kshemendra Paul: We’re doing this with a member of our standards coordinating council, the object management group, an international voluntary consensus standards organization, and today we’ve put up a blog post on my blog, www.isc.gov that points to this information. We’re gearing up to the quarterly technical meeting. We’re going to be presenting it there, trying to get approval by the architecture review board from the standards organization and move that forward. JIm Flyzik: Wow. Cool. Kshemendra Paul: So really very exciting. JIm Flyzik: Yeah.