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I was given substantial freedom to research the case and often found that this took me beyond the Internet . While living in Cyprus for six months last year , I often enjoyed a smashed sandwich of tomato and fried halloumi cheese . That the founders often cited writers from pagan antiquity is , of course , true . There 's little of the self-delusion and nicey-nice rhetoric often found among other hippy-dippy activists . Students ’ archiving and retrieval strategies were quite well developed although those who did not make their own archives during the discussion often found it difficult to locate messages at a later date . We also often found a lot of the SI material unusable , because the person who had collected it usually had no idea of the motivation of the people who gave it to him . The sovereignst and most assured remedy would be the one so often demanded , often projected , and sometimes almost prepared for execution , namely that our neighbour kings , princes , and republics should earnestly take the matter in hand and drive the Spaniards and their adherents out of the Netherlands and over the mountains . I ’ ve never understood why Salam got the Nobel prize for electroweak interactions without Ward , given that they did the work jointly ( the paper often cited as Salam ’ s contribution to electroweak unification is a conference report on his joint work with Ward ) . Sendak , whose books often emerged from his interest in the imagination and fantasy of childhood , earned the Caldecott Medal in 1964 for his classic picture book , Where the Wild Things Are . Musicians and academic analysts often found more poetry than accuracy in some of Balliett 's lyrical descriptions of performances and called him to account for evaluations like his contention that Max Roach did n't swing .