In 1961 we held a meeting in La Jolla for which there were unfortunately no proceedings. It was a very exciting meeting in which Goldberger and Blankenbeckler talked about  Regge trajectories; I talked about the... the eight-fold way, and the mass formula and the eight-fold way. Okubo talked about the same mass formula; people presented many new and interesting results of different kinds in particle theory. I helped greatly to organize that meeting, and Keith Brueckner had just moved to La Jolla so I thought La Jolla would be a great place to have the meeting because it would put Keith's new place on the map, and he played a big role in making it happen. So we worked together I suppose with some other people on the organizing committee. And the organizing committee took Robert Oppenheimer to lunch at the Hotel Del Coronado, this old place where lots of admirals stayed and so on and so on. I used to say there were heads of stuffed admirals on the wall. And to be respectful to Oppenheimer who fancied himself as a wine buff, I suggested that he order the wine. So we called over the aged, uniformed waiter and asked him what year a certain wine was, because the year wasn't listed on the menu, on the wine list. And the waiter drew himself up to his full height and said ‘Sir, all of our wines are at least five years old.’  Oppenheimer didn't know what to say to that.