Article: The rime of the ancient Mariner.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

Article: Electrochemistrty in non-aqueous solutions. (The Ancient ...
Chemistry and Industry;  September 2, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... 75 ISBN 3 527 305165 'Water, water, everywhere nor any drop to drink,' Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The rhyme of the ancient mariner. It seems strange that with such a plentiful supply of water, electro-chemists should want to use any other medium ...

Article: Ancient Mariner sells [pounds sterling]90m of sheds ...
Estates Gazette;  October 5, 2002 ;     573 words ...Ancient Mariner Properties, a [pound]300m jv between Kevin McCabe's Scarborough Properties and Bank of Scotland, has disposed of more than ...

Article: McCabe sets sail with [pounds sterling]250m buy-up. (Financial ...
Property Week;  June 8, 2002 ;     637 words ... ... bought around [pounds sterling]250m of properties this year in a joint venture with Bank of Scotland. The new company, Ancient Mariner Properties, is equally owned by McCabe's holding company Scarborough Property Group and Bank of Scotland subsidiary Uberior ...

Article: Ancient mariner. (Global).(Brief ...
Geographical;  June 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Chinese mariner Zheng He beat Columbus to the New World by 72 years and circumnavigated the globe a whole century before Magellan, claims a British amateur historian. Gavin Menzies, a retired Royal Navy submarine commander and navigation expert, recently gave a lecture at the Royal Geographical

Article: Ancient mariner's tale.(Brief ...
U.S. News & World Report;  March 5, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Disappointment crackled across the radio. "Bad news, Tom. It's not the sub. It's just some old ship," said the voice from the research vessel Argonaut. Some old ship? thought expedition leader Tom Dettweiler, who had been searching for a sunken Israeli submarine. Out here in the middle of the

Article: The decline of an ancient mariner.(horseshoe crabs ...
U.S. News & World Report;  July 5, 1999 ;     700+ words ...It looks like a rusty helmet, an artifact half buried in the sand. But closer inspection reveals that this piece of ancient armor is alive, rocking slowly back and forth as the animal lays thousands of green, BB-size eggs in a hole she has excavated at the water's edge. Surrounding her, clasped to

Article: Ancient mariner. (Books).(The Extraordinary Voyage ...
New Scientist;  July 27, 2002 ;     700+ words ...The Extraordinary Voyage of Pytheas the Greek by Barry Cunliffe, Penguin, [pounds sterling]6.99, ISBN 0140297847 A TRAVELLER publishes his experiences on a website. It is so popularthat other sites around the world link to it, translating his work into many languages. Years pass, however, and the