Well, the first thing I wrote for The New Yorker was actually a Talk Of The Town piece about tennis, which had nothing to do with science, but it got my foot into it. And I did it in the style that I’d been doing it in high school, you know, we did, we did. Still had no idea how to do this, but I was going back to CERN in Geneva for the summers. Now about a year had gone by and I hadn’t come up with anything. But life works in strange ways. I had played a lot of tennis and I had sprained an ankle and I lived in a building in which TD Lee and his wife lived. And they took sympathy on me and they… TD and I drove back and forth with him. I drove back and forth with him to CERN every day from where we were living and I talked to him and I got to know him. And I thought, you know, I think I know what I can do here is I can write a profile, Lee and Yang, a dual profile, Lee and Yang. So I said, 'Well, you know, can I do this?' And he was not enthusiastic, but he was not totally negative so I went back and I wrote a dual profile of Lee and Yang, and Shawn edited it, actually.