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Burns and Schumann sailed in the "A" Division, and Wagner, Deb Dubin and Scott Nathan sailed together in the "B" Division, as did Kurland and John Pernick...
Gordon Burns took top honors among the skippers, with Peter Wagner finishing ninth. Peter Schumann and Jeff Kurland finished in a fifth-place tie in the top crew listing...
...mice, resulting in larger mice, and firefly genes into tobacco plants, which then glow in the dark. Genetic engineering cannot, however, "cross" a cow with a frog to produce a new species. "The essence of a particular animal is something you don't change," explains Thomas Wagner, director of Ohio University's Edison Animal Biotechnology Center in Athens, Ohio. "A pig is a pig, and a cow is a cow. You merely enhance certain aspects...
Johannes Brahms deserves special mention as a Romantic who continued the symphonic tradition of Beethoven. Other Romantic symphonists include Bruckner and Mahler, who both wrote works of great beauty and very great length. Richard Strauss and Richard Wagner are other well-known composers of about the same time period...
...sailors who competed for the Crimson were Harvard Captain and skipper Gordon Burnes with Schumann, skipper John Pernick with crewmate Jeff Kurland, and skipper Peter Wagner with Deb Dubin. Scott Nathan also crewed for Burnes and Wagner...