This morning the sky was crystal clear, as if the sun had chased away those stormy clouds like they were misbehaving children sneaking out at night to play. The campus of Princeton University looked perfectly wonderful bathed in the golden morning sunshine. Birds chirped and twittered happily as they glided by carefully inspecting every inch of the glistening green grass below them-the fresh rain always brings worms up from the ground-a feast to behold. Even the trees seemed a bit taller as if they were stretching up to greet the morning sun. The scene brought hope that spring would come a tad bit early to New Jersey. This panorama of beauty splayed about him, and the crisp fresh air filled his lungs, but Josh had little time to drink it all in. He was late The professor's lecture was about to start in five minutes and he had to hurry or he wouldn't get there on time. This was to be one of Albert Einstein's last public speaking engagements, and Josh wasn't about to miss such a special event. He wasn't even sure what the professor would be speaking about, but it made no difference-this was the Albert Einstein It was March 11, 1955; as usual Josh was a few weeks early for his job. This was common practice among his fellow Steppers, and most would claim it was to allow them to get to know their subjects better before making the approach. However, most everyone back at the Time Port knew that there were always special events in history happening around the same time and location that a lot of Steppers enjoyed witnessing-Josh was no exception. As long as the timeline wasn't altered significantly, management took a "no-harm-no-foul" attitude. Besides, Josh argued, this lecture would be the best time to en took special interest his Great-great-grandfather ever since he learned Albert ter Max's life and introduce himself to Albert. Joshua Albert RobertsEinstein was in his pedigree. Albert being his subject meant that he was the one Josh was to persuade to come back with him.