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	Drury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Drury surname is French in origin, and is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word "druid." The druids were a priestly class in Celtic and Gaulish societies at the time of the Roman Empire.
		The Drurys of Suffolk were a prominent knightly family in medieval days with a total of eighteen Knights, five of whom were Sheriffs of Norfolk and Suffolk, and four Knights of the Shire.
		Four Drurys, Sir Robert Drury of Rougham (died 1626), Sir Henry Drury of Hedgerley (died 1617), Sir Anthony Drury of Besthorpre (died 1638) and Sir Dru Drury of Rollesby (died 1626), were knighted in the Royal Garden at Whitehall on July 23, 1603 before the coronation of James I.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Drury (320 words)

	Allen Drury and the Washington Novel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drury understood perhaps as well as anyone in his time that executive power was corrupting, in the manner Lord Acton said it was.
		Drury understood that good, or better, men are formed on the anvil of moral ambiguity — rather than in the certitudes (selfish or ideological) of demagogy.
		Drury’s treatment of the racial issue had nothing of the depth of Faulkner or Ellison, that is true; but he understood the issue, in political terms, in policy terms, and even — though he did not have the art to render it as they did — in psychological terms.
	www.policyreview.org /oct99/kaplan_print.html (3117 words)

	South African Museum - James Drury: Taxidermist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drury travelled to Cape Town on the Pembroke Castle which encountered a violent storm in the Bay of Biscay, during which Drury was nearly thrown overboard as he went on deck with the boatswain.
		Drury's work at the Museum involved many facets of taxidermy, modelling and casting, but of all his work the San (Bushman) casts in the anthropological displays are regarded as his greatest achievement.
		Drury first experimented with an employee of the Museum and, after several attempts, felt he was sufficiently prepared to mould and cast his first San (Bushman) figure andmdash; in the De Beers convict station in Kimberley in 1907.
	www.museums.org.za /sam/muse/hist/drury2.htm (1559 words)

	Drury Convention
		The Drury Convention is an artificial 2C response that's used by a passed hand after partner opens 1H or 1S in third or fourth seat.
		Drury is a very valuable convention that comes up frequently, is easy to remember and can dramatically improve your bidding accuracy.
		Drury is used only when you're a passed hand and partner has opened 1H or 1S in third or fourth seat.
	www.prairienet.org /bridge/drury.htm (1239 words)

	Salon Books \| "Hunts in Dreams" by Tom Drury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drury is in love with the quotidian in a way that's specific to a few writers, painters and filmmakers.
		Drury plumbs these characters' thoughts with a sophisticated naiveté that makes the grown-ups seem childlike and the kids oddly mature.
		If there's an off note in Drury's work, it's the awkwardness with which he drags in literary quotations he likes, such as this one from Montaigne: "It is not possible for a man to rise above himself and his humanity...
	www.salon.com /books/review/2000/05/03/drury (675 words)

	Drury University Department of Music - Springfield, MO
		The Drury music therapy program is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and approved by the American Music Therapy Association (www.musictherapy.org).
		The goal of the Drury music therapy program is to provide students with an education that will enable them to excel in the field of music therapy.
		A branch of Drury Center, funded by a grant from Lawrence and Barry counties is scheduled to open this year in Monett, Missouri.
	music.drury.edu /therapy.htm (481 words)

	SPN Professional Profile: John Drury
		Drury, J. 'When the mobs are looking for witches to burn, nobody's safe': Talking about the reactionary crowd.
		Drury, J. & Stott, C. 'Bias' as a research strategy in participant observation: the case of intergroup conflict.
		Drury, J., Stott, C. & Farsides, T. The role of police perceptions and practices in the development of ‘public disorder’ Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 33, 1480-1500.
	drury.socialpsychology.org (485 words)

	Stephen Drury Artists Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In the last year Drury has performed with all three of the Boston orchestras, playing Ives and Cage with the Symphony, Ravel's Concerto in G with the Philharmonic and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue to a cheering Boston Pops audience at Symphony Hall.
		Drury is a native of Spokane, WA and earned his undergraduate degree from Harvard College.
		Drury is a true original whose supremely disciplined fingers are at the service of a rigorous, questing, imaginative mind.
	www.gilliganartists.com /sdap.htm (842 words)

	Pulitzer Prize author Allen Drury dies at 80
		Allen Drury, the news correspondent who turned his insider knowledge of the nation's capital into the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Advise and Consent, died Wednesday, on his 80th birthday.
		Drury, who went on to write 17 other novels and five nonfiction books, died of heart failure in a hospital near his home in Tiburon, Calif., his publisher Scribner announced.
		Although critics and politicians universally praised Drury's encyclopedic knowledge and ability to explain Washington politics and maneuvering, liberals sometimes flailed him for belaboring his own conservative views of the Cold War and communist threats.
	www.chron.com /cgi-bin/auth/story.mpl/content/chronicle/nation/98/09/03/drury.2-0.html (539 words)

	KQED \| Public TV: Spark: Chris Drury
		Of Drury's projects at Montalvo, the most ambitious is an installation in the redwood groves above the complex called "Redwood Vortex." With the help of assistants, Drury created a spiraling vortex of willow branches that surrounds one of the area's towering redwoods, reaching more than 60-feet above the ground.
		Drury decided on the spiral form in order to express the flow of sap, which follows a corkscrew movement up the tree's trunk.
		Drury reused the cardiac twist in a floor piece called "Sequoia Whirlpool" in which sequoia sticks are arranged in a double vortex pattern around a stone, again emphasizing the commonality of the form in both the human body and the natural landscape.
	www.kqed.org /spark/artists-orgs/chrisdrury.jsp (509 words)

	Collection 492 - Rev. William A. Drury. T6 Transcript
		DRURY: Molotov cocktail, which was used in Finland in World War II with the Germans, with the Tiger Royals, the big tanks and all of that.
		Drury, I was more afraid of you than I was of those kids." She said, "You really scared the daylights out of me.
		DRURY: The front gate of the ministry or gateway to Teen Haven would be the camp.
	www.wheaton.edu /bgc/archives/trans/492t06.htm (8149 words)

	HobeyBaker.com \| Chris Drury, 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drury, last year's runner-up, was given the Hobey Baker Memorial Award Friday, becoming the first Boston University player in history to win it.
		Drury's father was planning on coming to the game, so Chris called to tell him not to bother making the drive from Trumbull, Conn., to Boston.
		Drury's trophy will not be ready until the BU awards banquet on April 16.
	www.hobeybaker.com /history/1998.htm (641 words)

	24037 and 24160: John Letsinger, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Drury College, Beta Iota House Corporation, and Joe Lee ...
		Drury owned real estate in Springfield, Missouri, upon which was located a building used as the Kappa Alpha fraternity house ("K.A. house").
		Plaintiff, who had enrolled as a student at Drury for the summer semester of 1997, moved into the K.A. house in mid-May 1997 and was living there on May 31, 1997, when Daniel (who was not a student at Drury) entered through the front door and shot Plaintiff.
		Drury employee Sweeney, who had supervisory authority over student housing, testified Drury provided two forms for students to sign regarding residency in a fraternity house.
	www.courts.mo.gov /courts/pubopinions.nsf/ccd96539c3fb13ce8625661f004bc7da/749ccb17451e6a4786256b1000601930?OpenDocument (3974 words)

	Michael Drury Painter 1945 -
		Drury's roots date back, way back to Thomas Moran, who was one of the original preservationist painters.
		Today, when Drury is not out on some lonesome vista, he is in Santa Barbara teaching the next generation of painters to capture the vanishing landscape.
		Shirk's Barn, a favorite subject of Drury's, is evidence of the two major influences in Drury's career: the "rigor and discipline" emphasized by Ray Strong and the ruthless simplicity stressed by the Los Angeles minimalist sculptor, John McCracken.
	www.sullivangoss.com /michael_durry (681 words)

	Drury University Department of Music - Springfield, MO
		Students pursuing these degrees are provided with the opportunity to learn and grow while gaining the necessary knowledge and skills to become successful musicians, therapists, teachers and performers.
		The Department has attracted an international student body and faculty whose impact on the cultural life of Drury and Springfield is apparent.
		The Drury campus is also home to the Stone Chapel organ, a three manual instrument with approximately 1400 pipes, constructed in 1906 by Lyon and Healy of Chicago.
	music.drury.edu (183 words)

	New Orleans, LA Drury Inn & Suites
		We are providing lodging at numerous Drury hotel locations for our New Orleans team members and their families who were required to evacuate the city.
		Drury Gold Key and Inner Circle Members can donate their club points in increments of 15,000 points for a $50 donation to the American Red Cross 2005 Hurricane Relief Fund.
		Drury Hotels makes it easy to stay in touch with those at home with one hour of free long distance calls every night and free high speed Internet access in every room.
	www.druryhotels.com /properties/neworleans.cfm (1851 words)

	Drury Convention
		Drury was tired of sitting in the Fourth Seat, and after two passes, having his Right Hand Opponent open a weak hand, while sitting with a moderate to excellent opening in a Major suit.
		The Drury Convention may only be applied when the responder has a suitable fit, distribution, and sufficient values with the Major suit bid by the opener.
		Douglas Drury has undergone modifications, it is up to the partnership to conclude which form of the Drury convention it wishes to play.
	www.bridgeguys.com /Conventions/Drury.html (1250 words)

	POLITICS-U.S.: Strong Must Rule the Weak, said Neo-Cons' Muse
		In his article, Hersh wrote that Strauss believed the world to be a place where ''isolated liberal democracies live in constant danger from hostile elements abroad'', and where policy advisers may have to deceive their own publics and even their rulers in order to protect their countries.
		For Strauss, ''religion is the glue that holds society together'', said Drury, who added that Irving Kristol, among other neo-conservatives, has argued that separating church and state was the biggest mistake made by the founders of the U.S. republic.
		Drury suggests it is ironic, but not inconsistent with Strauss' ideas about the necessity for elites to deceive their citizens, that the Bush administration defends its anti-terrorist campaign by resorting to idealistic rhetoric.
	www.ipsnews.net /interna.asp?idnews=18038 (1061 words)

	Drury Families of Mercer County, Illinois (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Isaiah Drury: E2SE 19 15N5W 7/18/1835; W2SE 19 15NR5W 5/30/1835; E2SW 20 15N5W 5/30/1836; E2NW 20 15N5W 4/11/1837; W2SW 15NR5W 2/12/1836; SW 19 15N5W 5/30/1835
		Rosina Reynolds died in 1865 and is buried in the Drury Reynolds Cemetery.
		Sarah Drury Sheriff: Sarah Drury was born 6/20/1820, died 5/14/1849, and is buried in Greenmound cemetery in Mercer County.
	www.geocities.com /arizona1900/Drury.html (14162 words)

	Drury Genealogy
		The Drurys became one of the most prominent families of medieval Suffolk, England, with at least eighteen Knights, five of whom were Sheriffs of Norfolk and Suffolk, and four Knights of the Shire.
		For in that period Drury has a roll of eighteen Knights, five of whom were Sheriffs of Norfolk and Suffolk, and four Knights of the Shire.
		Hugh Drury is believed to be the ancestor of most of the Protestant Drury lines in America.
	www.genealogysource.com /drury.htm (1274 words)

	Drury Lane on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		street and district of London, at first a place of fine residences, among which was that of the Drury family.
		It was the site of the original Drury Lane Theatre, which was built by Thomas Killigrew in 1663 under a charter from Charles II and called the Theatre Royal.
		The present Drury Lane Theatre was changed according to the design of Benjamin Wyatt in 1812.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/D/DruryL1an.asp (446 words)

	The politics of deception and manipulation in changing economic structures: Saskatchewan politics, Professor Shadia ...
		In her interview on October 28 with the CBC, Drury mentioned that lies have become the rule of politics and that such lies are affecting the electoral campaigns of the NDP and Saskatchewan Party.
		What I found very interesting about Drury is that she explains the current lying and manipulation of the Bush administration as flowing from the doctrines of the political philosopher Leo Strauss.
		The disclosure of the Strauss doctrines has cost Drury many hostilities and since she taught in Calgary before joining the University of Regina she was dubbed by some Canadian Straussians as "the bitch from Calgary" but I must say that it is better to be called a truthful bitch than a liar.
	www.ftlcomm.com /ensign/desantisArticles/2003_800/desantis843/Drury_strauss.html (1018 words)

	The Drury Mirror
		However, the percentage of freshmen coming back for their sophomore year has dropped in the last year to only 79 percent.
		The percentage of freshmen who remain at Drury for their sophomore year has decreased to 79 percent.
		Losing 21 percent of a freshman class can mean that anywhere from 73-84 students decide not to return to Drury for whatever reason.
	www.drurymirror.com (109 words)

	The Fictional Senate of Allen Drury's Advise and Consent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Drury had been a political reporter before turning to fiction, and many of the events and characters in the book were drawn from real-life originals, but it is not a roman a clef with one-to-one references to be decoded.
		Drury gives no roster for his fictional Senate, but in the course of the book's text, 90 of the 100 senators are named, and a roster may be compiled from that, which follows with each name given in the fullest available form.
		Where Drury departs from reality is by having them all occur at once, by speeding up the process many-fold, and in the political spin he puts on his story.
	home.earthlink.net /~dbratman/drury.html (3479 words)

	Drury
		JE Drury in Tenstrike, MN from Matilda "I will be home soon."
		Judge granted 36yr old John Drury the divorce from 31 yr.
		1915 Jan. 2 John Drury pays S. Thompson the payment of the $80.28 from the lawsuit from 1910..
	www.geocities.com /kanootson/Drury.html (470 words)

	Biography of James Drury
		But to viewers who made The Virginian one of the longest-running Westerns in TV history (1962-71), James Drury is the one true Virginian, against whom all others must be measured.
		Averaging more than 30 90-minute episodes a year, Drury's series had one of the most demanding production schedules in TV history, which explains why he practically quit acting in the years that followed.
		Drury has been "in and out of the oil business" for years, and he recently recorded a series of novels by Acclaimed Western Author Kirby Jonas, for a books-on-tape company called Books in Motion.
	www.thevirginian.net /bio.html (624 words)

	Drury Lane Theatre -- Encyclopædia Britannica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Drury Lane Theatre, London, watercolour by Edward Dayes, 1795; in the Henry E. By courtesy of the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, California
		Just north of the Strand, on Drury Lane, is the Drury Lane Theater, long famous as the home of drama.
		With its spirited ridicule of affectation and pretentiousness, it is considered by many to be the finest comedy of manners in the English language.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9031263 (875 words)

	The Caroline Drury Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Caroline Drury is already well known on the Canadian jazz scene as the former lead singer of the Peters Drury Trio, who, starting when the members were all still under 21, wowed audiences across the country with their youthful, energetic renditions of jazz standards and enticing original compositions.
		The title track was inspired by Drury’s Yukon upbringing, her parent’s rustic log cabin near the centre of Whitehorse, and her visions of sharing its spacious patio with someone special.
		Drury performs the numbers with a rare mixture of youthful exuberance and maturity.
	carolinedrury.com (454 words)

	Drury Tea & Coffee London England UK
		At Drury we have over sixty years experience in blending fine quality teas and roasting the world's finest gourmet coffees.
		Established in central London in 1936, we remain a family-owned business offering some of the very best teas and coffees available in England for both the caterer and retail customers.
		Drury supplies tea and coffee wholesale, retail, and by mail order.
	www.drury.uk.com (181 words)

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