What happened was that he didn’t tell me, but San Larkey had been told that the project was going to be terminated in June of that year. Somewhere in the second year of the project I decided that in order for me to do research properly I needed to have a current awareness system. So, I decided to produce what I called Contents in Advance, okay, and what I did was I wrote to all these library journals and documentation journals and said, send me the, you know, just send me your contents page and I’ll put them together as a... publication, and that’s how I started Contents in Advance. This made Larkey very unhappy. Why, I don’t know, but he just didn’t like the idea that I was doing this. Now, he was a man who liked to be in control. So I... at first... it used to be that, you know, everything he ever told me I ignored him because, you know, the hours, you know, during the day he would have one thought and then he’d go home and he’d drink himself to... blind and then he’d come in the next day and start all over again. You know, it was like he’d forget whatever he said to me. And, then one day he says to me, 'Well, you, you ignored my'... I kept on producing current, it was called Contents in Advance, he said, 'You, you didn’t, you ignored me so basically I’m terminating you, okay'. So, without even giving me my vacation time, he cut me off without my vacation pay and whatever, my job was terminated and the project ended.