Bircher

Bircher published al lot of medical, political and military books and articles.

Bircher gave up endoscopy in 1930, and his work was largely neglected for several decades.

Cambridge saw one rower return to the crew in number five Paul Bircher.

Bircher earned his when he took shrapnel in the leg in Vietnam.

In 1979, Bircher formed the school's award winning show choir, Variations.

Many students, including the late Lance Bircher '83 (cited for his scene by imdb.com), were used in the filming.

Five hours in total darkness with three women and a John Bircher who were all sure that the Bomb had fallen.

It has a special connotation of patriotism that none of the others have," Bircher said.

"Why does someone become a Bircher?

Finally decorate the Bircher Müesli with the fresh berries.

Bircher ran as a conservative candidate in the Republican primary in the 2014 special election for Florida's 13th congressional district.

Community events take place in the Owen Bircher park, which includes an ice rink and horse corrals.

You think like a Bircher," Fallopian said. "

A year ago this grim vision would have been a bad joke, the crude ravings of some paranoid hysterical Bircher.

Bircher said at the same time, the zoo has been seeing a spike in the number of animal births, the Post-Dispatch reported.

Mr. Bircher offered a different perspective on Bodmer's ambitions.

Pioneering work began as early as the 1920s with the work of Eugen Bircher.

Legitimate recipients of the Purple Heart find such conduct "infuriating," Bircher said.

Mortimer Forest was an ancient hunting forest, like similar areas including Bircher Common.

Thanks to Bryn Bircher and the staff of the Customer Centre, the day went very smoothly.

Mat-Su starter Joe Bircher was almost unhittable through six innings of work.

Bircher was born at Kensington, London.

Bircher, William.

Bircher is a surname.

The fourth seal arrived in St. Louis on Saturday afternoon and appears to be healthy, Bircher said.