hey, do me a favor. if you ever leave a job with a project half-finished, you should think strongly about leaving a detailed explanation of what you have been doing. include the how and the why. be detailed. now because i am a nice guy (Tony) i don't want to drag one person's (Tony) name through the mud (Tony). but in point of fact, although you may be moving on to debatably greener pastures, other people (me) are not. these people have to continue on with your largely unexplained work. and while i get paid the same no matter how i spend my day, it would not be my first choice (even given the limited options of how i might use my time at work) to spend my workday deciphering the cryptic markings you left on various printouts in a Jurassic Park-inspired attempt to resurrect from the dead a process whose component steps are simple but whose overall form/plan died when, upon escaping the island, you left no trace or remnant of it behind. i'm doing my best to get things moving, but in spite of (or perhaps because of) the part of me that says that the park, er, project will be up and running in no time, somewhere deep down i know that using frog DNA is going to come back to haunt me, the fat guy is going to betray me and that in the end, the dinosaurs are going to get loose and eat us all.