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	Burns, John on Encyclopedia.com
		John Shelman, 19, pictured, and Sara Ann Burns, 17, were passengers in a red Plymouth Laser driven by a close friend who, while talking to his girlfriend, dripped his cell phone.
		Nobel Laureates to Inaugurate New Campus for University of Hawaii's John A. Burns School of Medicine at Hawaii Bioscience Conference 2005.
		Burns became an outstanding orator, and in 1889 he was one of the leaders of the London dock strike, an attempt to organize the ill-paid unskilled laborers.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/b/burns-j1o.asp

	New Genetics and Society
		John Burn agreed with this and suggested that we are looking forward to a time when 'genetic tests' will largely cease to exist - they will become a normal part of medical practice.
		John Burn was a highly talented speaker who was wonderful at communicating complicated aspects of science.
		As long as there has been society, genetics has had a significant influence on it, as John Burn noted at the very beginning of his talk.
	www.culturewars.org.uk /2002-11/genetics.htm

	WALKER Family
		John Walker was born in Athelstaneford, East lothian, Scotland.
		John Walker was born c.1796 John died, 26 May 1855, Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland..
		John was baptized in Haddington., 6 December 1799.
	www.dwalker.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /page92.htm

	John Stote Lotherington Burn
		John Stote Lotherington Burn was born in 1853, on the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, October 4.
		In John's first long vacation, in 1872, his father died: and it was probably because he lived at home and devoted much of his time to his mother that the general college life saw little of him.
		Burn was much grieved at the necessity, as he believed, for disobeying an individual bishop because his conscience owed allegiance to the wider Catholic authority of the Church and her precedents.
	justus.anglican.org /resources/pc/bios/jslburn.html

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. John the Baptist
		John's reply was that he was Divinely "sent to baptize with water" (John, i, 33); to this, later on, our Saviour bore testimony, when, in answer to the Pharisees trying to ensnare him, he implicitly declared that John's baptism was from heaven (Mark, xi, 30).
		John languished probably for some time in the fortress of Machaerus; but the ire of Herodias, unlike that of Herod, never abated: she watched her chance.
		John's disciples, hearing of his death, "came, and took his body, and laid it in a tomb" (Mark, vi, 29), "and came and told Jesus" (Matt., xiv, 12).
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08486b.htm

	BBC - Communicate - Chat Archive
		John Burn: My personal feeling is the same as that as Lee Silvers' in the programme, which is that we need to recognise the difference between a stem cell and a human being.
		John Burn: As with the previous answer, it's difficult to make definite predictions in such a fast moving field, but I think that on a 20 year timespan, clones for kidneys could well become a reality.
		John Burn: Yes, regulations do vary from country to country, and there is no doubt that religion is one factor.
	www.bbc.co.uk /communicate/archive/john_burn/page1.shtml

	EMANEM 4063: CHRIS BURN / JOHN BUTCHER / RHODRI DAVIES / JOHN EDWARDS
		John Butcher's name will be known to all but the least observant readers as one of the two or three premier saxophonists in the city.
		John Butcher is, as everyone knows, not only one of the most exciting sax players around but recently one of the most frequently recorded as well.
		John Edwards is the contrabassist of choice these days, or so it seems, playing with everyone from Evan Parker to Veryan Weston and others on down the line.
	www.emanemdisc.com /E4063.html

	Prof. John Burn - Clinical Medical Sciences - University of Newcastle
		Professor John Burn is Director of the Cancer Research UK Clinical Cancer Genetics Network with a remit to support research into hereditary predisposition to cancer.
		Burn J, Healey CSW, Chase D and Parker L A common variant in BRCA2 is associated with both breast cancer risk and prenatal viability.
		Satoda, F. Zhao, G. Diaz, J. Burn, J. Goodship, H. Davidson, M. Pierpont and B. Gelb Mutations in TFAP2B cause Char syndrome, a familial form of patent ductus arteriosus.
	www.ncl.ac.uk /medi/staff/profile/john.burn

	Federation and Meteorology, Weather News, page 1429
		John Burn's retirement as principal Technical Officer in the Queensland Regional Office is recorded elsewhere in this issue of Weather News (see page 30).
		John served the Bureau for 27 years, after 17 years previous service with the UK Meteorological Office.
		He has kindly provided the following account of his working life, which will be of interest to all those who have made meteorology their career.
	www.austehc.unimelb.edu.au /fam/1429.html

	The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834
		JOHN BURN was indicted for feloniously stealing on the 2d of November, six pounds weight of sugar, value 2s.
		JOHN BURN, theft : simple grand larceny, 30th November, 1796.
	www.oldbaileyonline.org /html_units/1790s/t17961130-20.html

	dirleton.opr.html
		John Horsburgh & Elisabeth Blair compeard before the Kirk Session Feb 7th 1813 & confessed their irregular marriage for which they were rebukd and declared Husband & Wife by the Minr.
		John Horsburgh in this parish and Marion Horsburgh parish of Aberlady gave in their names for proclamation May 22d 1824 which was duly done.
		John Smith and Christian Horsburgh both in this Parish gave in their names for proclamation Decr 23rd 1815 and were regularly proclaimed.
	www.users.bigpond.com /nyoraton/horsburgh/dirleton.opr.html

	Converted WP file cambus
		John b 8 bapt 18 May 1806 Kilmadock, wits: John and James Robertson both at Craighead.
		John b 8 bapt 18 May 1806 Kilmadock, wits: John and James Robertson, both at Craighead.
		marriages to Walter McBeath, John Buchanan and Peter McGregor, mason, the latter with issue:
	www.wardjc.com /cambus.htm

	Coloring Contest Winner 2004
		Josh was hospitalized at St. John's Burn Center for 38 days before passing away due to the severity of his injuries.
		Jordan Vitzthum of Willard East Elementary is the overall winner of a contest sponsored by St. John's Burn Center.
		A sixth grader, Josh suffered severe burns to 80 percent of his body after a gasoline can exploded while he attended to a bonfire.
	www.stjohns.com /news/coloringwinners12.04.aspx

	genealogy
		John was born 03/02/1847 to Michael and Ann Burn, (nee Emmerson)in Hutton Henry the third of four children.
		Both John and Isabella were living in South Hetton at the time of their wedding.
		Although he is named Burns it was quite a regular occurance to add or take an 's' onto or away from names.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /jadbuz/page4.htm

	John Daly Burn
		BURN, John Daly, historian, born in Ireland; died near Campbell's Bridge, Virginia, 11 April, 1808.
		--Burk's son, John Junius Burk, born in Virginia in 1800; died in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 17 July, 1866, was educated at William and Mary College, went to Louisiana, where he studied law, and was for many years a prominent lawyer there, and judge of the state court.
		BURK, John Daly, historian, born in Ireland; died near Campbell's Bridge, Virginia, 11 April, 1808.
	www.famousamericans.net /johndalyburn

	Chris Burn & John Butcher
		Around this time they also performed in John Corbett's Freelance with Elton Dean, and Embers with Jim Denley and Marcio Mattos.
		Burn and Butcher are probably most associated for their work in Chris Burn's ENSEMBLE - but their musical relationship goes back to the mid 1970s.
		Early projects included Burn's Jazz Ensemble and numerous small groups that gradually moved towards free improvisation - abetted by weekly rehearsals and concerts at the Workers' Music Assosiation in Notting Hill Gate.
	www.johnbutcher.org.uk /Burn.html

	Regional Burn unit
		A decision to admit all respiratory and smoke inhalation burns patients to the hospital ITU for initial assessment and care, mutually between the ITU staff and the Burn Unit (the ITU was situated on the ground floor of the hospital).
		The number of admissions of patients with burns (and notably those of 15% total body surface area or more) appears to be reducing annually; the mortality of 4.7% is comparable with Bangour, but the 42% mortality of patients with burns of 15% or more of the total body surface area is a cause for concern.
		It is concluded that it is essential that patients with burns are managed in a separate Burn Unit within the District General Hospital and not amalgamated with other areas such as Intensive Care.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/l_lindsey/4310017.htm

	The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834
		(M.) JOHN BURKS, WILLIAM PARKER, and ANN, the wife of Maxamillian MILLER, were indicted, the two first for breaking and entering the dwelling-house of John Pilkington, on the 15th of December, about the hour of twelve in the night, and stealing one woollen cloth coat, value 20 s.
		the property of the said John, in his dwelling house, and Ann Miller for receiving the said goods, well knowing them to have been stolen.
		Burn was at the corner of the street to watch; Parker was out at the gate three or four times.
	www.oldbaileyonline.org /html_units/1770s/t17720109-2.html

	The Lillie's Of Langton Page
		John Lillie was a blacksmith working in Aspatria in Cumberland in 1844 where he attends the wedding of his son John Lillie (at this time also a blacksmith) to Alice Burns.
		For whatever reason the Lillie family only seemed to be passing through Cumbria in 1844 and left little or no trace apart from the marriage of John to Alice and the birth of their first son John Henry, in December 1844.
		I can only assume that the father John and his apprenticed son John moved to Cumbria to work, either in the coal mines or on the new railway going through Aspatria about 1844.
	members.aol.com /lilliemike/lilliesoflangton.html

	John Jechura Burn Recovery Journal Archive.
		During the time that these pages have been on the net we have heard from many other burn survivors and their family members.
		Little did we know that we were "blogging" long before it became fashionable.
		These pages were originally written to keep in communication with our out-of-town families and let them know how the recovery process was going.
	www.jechura.com /burn.htm

	The Rat of Baghdad - Who tattled on New York Times reporter John F. Burns to the Iraqi ministry of information? By Jack Shafer
		That John Burns was unflinching in his reporting from Iraq and damned the authorities at every turn would have come as no news to his minders from the ministry of information.
		Burns details the occupational hazards of reporting from a totalitarian, murderous country in his Embedded interview, excerpted in Editor and Publisher and on the Wall Street Journal op-ed page.
		If the Burns allegation is true, elementary news judgment—at least from where I type—would dictate that any reporter who knows the mystery reporter's identity and the circumstances surrounding the incident should clear the cloud by writing the story, or at the very least speak for the record.
	slate.msn.com /id/2088861

	John F. Burns
		John F. Burns (born October 4, 1944) is a foreign correspondent for The New York Times.
		Burns was based in Baghdad during the lead up to the Iraq war in 2003 and has written extensively on the war and the subsequent occupation.
		Burns was awarded the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting citing "his courageous and thorough coverage of the destruction of Sarajevo and the barbarous killings in the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina." He received his second Pulitzer in 1997, this time "For his courageous and insightful coverage of the harrowing regime imposed on Afghanistan by the Taliban."
	pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/j/jo/john_f__burns.html

	Sutton Documentation
		"John Sutton (the only son of John Sutton as yet discovered) apparently lived first at Hingham, but later removed to Scituate, in the Plymouth Colony, where on 2 Dec 1653 he sold the lands "which the town of Hingham gave to John Sutton, my father." He was therefore of age at this date.
		This was due to a John Jewell claiming he was a suspect with leanings toward the British cause.
		John Sutton, son of William and Damaris Sutton, b.
	www.bjhughes.org /suttdoc.html

	RootsWeb: GENANZ-L JOHN BURN CONVICT HINDOSTAN - brendag
		John Burn actually came to be known as John Byrnes by the time he passed
		JOHN BURN CONVICT HINDOSTAN - brendag by "Kenneth Arthur Davis" < >
		Burn, the convict who came to Australia on the Hindostan, through his son
	archiver.rootsweb.com /th/read/GENANZ/1999-10/0939777225

	The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834
		JOHN BURN was indicted for stealing, on the 11th day of May, one pannel-saw, value 6 s.
		JOHN BURN, theft : simple grand larceny, 23rd May, 1792.
		the goods of John Moore, and one ripping-saw, value 3 s.
	www.oldbaileyonline.org /html_units/1790s/t17920523-25.html

	Welcome to the RPG Center
		James and John serve with their sister, Jade "Tag" McCullough, in the Fire-Ice Brigade, an elite until sponsored by New Lazlo and Lazlo.
		Her younger brother, John, is also working for the United Nations Central Intelligence Agency.
		James is on the left and John is on the right.
	www2.gvsu.edu /~klitzkee/rpg_center/old/npcs/crashandburn.htm

	Amazon.co.uk: Music: Crash and Burn
		After the musical desert, in terms of output, during the late 80's and early 90's John Foxx seems to be trying to make up for lost time in recent years.
		After what seems like a long absence from the music scene between the mid/late 80s and early 90s, it's good to have John Foxx back where he belongs.
		Crash & Burn is really a progression from TPOE, minimal, often dancey electronica with a real energy and drive.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000A9BQ6

	Human Genetics Commission - About the HGC
		John Burn is Professor in Clinical Genetics at Newcastle University, an honorary consultant in Newcastle Hospital's NHS Trust and director of the Northern Genetics Service which provides a comprehensive clinical genetics service to the three million people of the "Northern" region.
		Professor Tom Strachan is Scientific Director and John Burn is Medical Director.
		This includes a large scale visitor centre devoted to genetics and biological sciences, an education centre, PEALS (Policy, Ethics And Life Sciences research institute), a bioscience centre, and an Institute of Human Genetics, which houses the University's Human Genetics Academic Team, and the Northern Genetics Service.
	www.hgc.gov.uk /Client/redir.asp?contentid=31

	LLMC - Anglo-American Legal References
		John Burn, his son, succeeded him in a career at the law and in his office as justice of the peace.
		Burn – A New Law Dictionary; Intended for general use as well as for gentlemen of the profession; By Richard Burn (1709–1785); And continued to the present time: by John Burn Vol.
		(John Cowell, 1554–1611, an English jurist, eventually became professor of civil law at Cambridge and Master of Trinity College.
	www.llmc.com /anglo_references.htm

	languagehat.com
		John Emerson, at Idiocentrism (scroll down below "Samuel Butler on Rat-traps"), discusses "The Ruins of Rome," a poem by "a little-known Latin humanist, Ianus [Janus] Vitalis of Palermo." He says:
		I've been meaning to mention that the Commenter Formerly Known As Zizka, currently going by the more everyday appellation of John Emerson, has a new site called Idiocentrism.
		Having posted at MetaFilter about the ubiquitous legendary heroes of the North Caucasus, I thought I'd give the etymology (from John Colarusso's introduction to Nart Sagas from the Caucasus):
	languagehat.com

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