Well, that was during the tenure of Small, who was the Secretary of the Smithsonian, and he was a former CEO I believe of Fannie Mae or one of the big corporations, and he was used to, you know, not having to, I guess justify many of his decisions, and Front Royal wasn’t a facility that wasn’t open to the public, it, you know, was kind of a, you had to know a little bit about what had been happening there, and he kind of looked at it economically and everything else and the budget was a little tight, so he just made the snap decision to close it, and he didn’t realize what a firestorm that would set up, because there’d been a lot of training done there, international training, so then what happened is the … We got letter writing, you got people writing letters of where they were, the people that we trained, mainly foreign people that were now head of departments, and wildlife throughout the world.
