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From exotic to familiar: mainstream beverages are emerging from ethnic origins.(MARKETING)

The ethnic beverage market has its unique characteristics. Strongly influenced by traditions that originated in the "old country," ethnic...
Beverage Industry, 08/01/07 by Fuhrman, Elizabeth; Schultz, Martin · More from publication
Will He Perish?

"Will He Perish?" "Will He Perish?" Moby-Dick, Ch. 105 In Goto-reto, where we pass into the belly of the whale, his ribs rise in arched...
Leviathan, 10/01/06 by Elizabeth Schultz · More from publication
Ishmael Imagines Japan

Ishmael Imagines Japan Ishmael Imagines Japan Locked and bolted, Japan, to Ishmael, was a dark hold, inhabited by outlaws,...
Leviathan, 10/01/06 by Elizabeth Schultz · More from publication
Ahab at Pearl Harbor

Ahab at Pearl Harbor Ahab at Pearl Harbor Approaching his target, the old man raised his warrior's visor. A connoisseur of beauty,...
Leviathan, 10/01/06 by Elizabeth Schultz · More from publication
Jill Barnum

Bob Wallace will always see Jill playing her flute among the figureheads in the Mystic Seaport Museum for the opening ceremonies of the...
Leviathan, 10/01/06 by Elizabeth Schultz · More from publication
TIME heals all wounds

Try these scientifically based strategies for getting your patient's chronic wound back on track for healing. YOU'RE CARING FOR Brad Houston, 71,...
Nursing, 04/01/04 by Ayello, Elizabeth A; Dowsett, Caroline; Schultz, Gregory S; Sibbald, R Gary; Et al · More from publication

Afterword

Just as Ishmael knew that he could never complete his task of classifying whales, he also knew that no painting of a whale could ever represent its...
Leviathan, 03/01/03 by Elizabeth Schultz · More from publication
Second meeting of the Melville Society Cultural Project team: New Bedford, September 2002. (Allastir).

Working in various venues, with various key partners, and at various tasks throughout the weekend of September 13-14, the Melville Society...
Melville Society Extracts, 02/01/03 by Schultz, Elizabeth · More from publication
The Power of Blackness: Richard Wright Re-Writes Moby-Dick

In his autobiography Black Boy (1945), Richard Wright describes the desperate hunger for books which characterized his boyhood and the diverse...
African American Review, 12/22/99 by Elizabeth Schultz · More from publication