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	Fawn Brodie Vindicated
		Brodie appears to be a disciple of the late A. Kinsey and believes that a man ought to be judged by the fullness and frequency of his sex life.
		Brodie is not bothered by the fact that she can adduce only slim factual support for her tales of what she primly calls Jefferson's "intimate life." Reluctantly she confesses that there is "no real evidence" as to what happened in the Betsy Walker case.
		Brodie's manipulation and tangling of evidence, of her obsession with sex, of her ignorance of the larger background of the subject she is treating, and of her special "intuition" into the minds of people.
	www.truthandgrace.com /brodie.htm (3252 words)

	Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie (www.whonamedit.com)
		Brodie was born at Winterslow rectory in Wiltshire, the third son of Reverend Peter Brodie, the rector of the parish of Winterslow, and Sarah Collins, the daughter of a banker from Salisbury.
		Brodie recognised the association of arthritis with gonorrhoea and that all children's hip disorders were associated with infection.
		Brodie’s treatise on diseases of the joints is his most important work and includes pathological observations and case studies on inflammation (including Brodie's abscess), ulceration and tumours of the joints.
	www.whonamedit.com /doctor.cfm/975.html (1918 words)

	HYLE 8-1 (2002): Biography: Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie (1817-1880)
		Brodie père, who was president of the Royal Society from 1858 to 1861, had been made a baronet in 1834 for his medical services to the Royal family, and his son inherited the baronetcy in 1862.
		Brodie graduated in 1838, but because of his refusal to assent to the 39 Articles of the established Church of England, he was unable until 1860 to obtain the M.A. degree essential for a respectable academic career at Oxford and he was always denied a College fellowship.
		On Brande’s retirement in 1853 Brodie hoped to succeed him and to transform the RI into a research institution on the Liebig Giessen model, but he was strongly opposed by the managers who disapproved of the ‘advanced’ and unpopular character of his lectures.
	www.hyle.org /journal/issues/8-1/bio_brock.htm (2584 words)

	MyClan.com : Clan Brodie : Clan History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Alexander Brodie of Brodie appears to have been a local judge as he was summoned before the Lords of Council in Edinburgh in January 1484 to give account of one of his verdicts.
		Alexander Brodie of Brodie, who was born in 1617, was a vigorous supporter of the reformed religion, and in 1640 he attacked Elgin Cathedral and destroyed its carvings and paintings, which he considered idolatrous.
		William Brodie of Brodie was Lord Lieutenant of Nairn from 1824 to 1873.
	www.myclan.com /clans/Brodie_9/default.php (876 words)

	Clan Brodie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BRODIE: This name is derived from the Barony of Brodie in Morayshire, where the kindred were one of the tribes who had held their lands from time immemorial.
		The clan under John Brodie of Brodie were amongst those who assisted the Mackenzies in their defeat of Alexander Macdonald of Lochalsh at Blar na Pairc in 1466, and in 1550 Alexander Brodie with a hundred others were denounced rebels for attacking Cumming of Altyre.
		During the Civil Wars of the 17th century Alexander Brodie of Brodie was responsible for the destruction of Elgin Cathedral in 1640, and ten years later was one of the Commissioners sent to persuade Charles II to sign the National Covenant and resume the Scottish Crown.
	www.electricscotland.com /webclans/atoc/brodie2.html (567 words)

	Brodie Castle
		Brodie Castle is a typical fortified house built in the 16th Century and added to thereafter.
		The Brodies lives were dominated by the religious events in the 17th century, the 15th Brodie signing the first National Covenant.
		The 24th Brodie of Brodie was an authority on daffodils and raised at Brodie, many of the varieties we grow today.
	www.high-lights.co.uk /castles/brodie (472 words)

	Paul Thomas Brodie
		Professor Brodie, the son of Thomas Furman Brodie and Claudia Josephine Quattlebaum, was born near Leesville, Lexington County, South Carolina, on January 11, 1866.
		Sarah Isabel Brodie graduated from Winthrop in 1928 and taught in the Graniteville SC and Covington TN schools.
		Brodie's sister married Dr. Alexander May Redfern, the college physician, whose father was a college trustee from 1891-1903; Professor Brodie's sister married John H. Hook, instructor in wood working at the college; and Professor Brodie was the cousin of Mr.
	www.math.clemson.edu /history/brodie.html (978 words)

	Alexander Brodie of Brodie
		Of young Brodie's early days we know nothing; for, though he has left behind him a full and faithful diary both of his personal and family life, yet, unfortunately, Brodie did not begin to keep that diary till he was well advanced in middle age.
		Young Brodie's father died when his son and heir was but fourteen years old, and after taking part of the curriculum of study in King's College, Aberdeen, the young laird married a year before he had come to his majority.
		Brodie was one of the ablest men of his day in Scotland, and he should have stood in the very front rank of her statesmen and her saints; but, as it is, he falls very far short of that.
	www.puritansermons.com /ruth/rwhyte22.htm (2167 words)

	Brodie helmet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Brodie helmet (also called the shrapnel helmet or Tommy helmet, and in the United States known as a doughboy helmet) was a steel helmet designed and patented in 1915 by John L. Brodie.
		The British Army first utilised the helmet in September of 1915 but it was not until the spring of 1916 that the helmet began to be issued to British troops in large numbers.
		The Brodie pattern continued to be used (as the slightly modified Mark II) by the British and Commonwealth forces throughout World War II.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brodie_helmet (1091 words)

	Brodie's Law
		Brodie realizes the power that comes with anonymity: without a fixed identity, the law cannot track him.
		Brodie’s Law is a truly violent rip your balls off book with amazing art and a superb Sin City type story.
		Brodie is no longer alone; with each passing day, the voices within grow louder.
	www.comicavalanche.com /indy/indymusthave/brodieslaw.htm (1827 words)

	Alexander Oswald Brodie, Colonel, United States Army
		Brodie was mustered out of the army on September 15, 1898.
		Alexander Oswald Brodie was born November 12, 1849 at Edwards, Saint Lawrence County, New York and died May 10, 1918 at Heddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey.
		Brodie was in charge of one of the two squadrons.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /abrodie.htm (1041 words)

	Clan Brodie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The geographical origin of this ancient clan is the lands of Brodie near Forres, in Morayshire.
		The exact details of the clan's origin were denied to history through a malicious attack on Brodie Castle by Lord Lewis Gordon, 3rd Marquis of Huntly, in 1645.
		The gaelic origin of the Brodie name is clearer, though - it derives from the Gaelic word 'brothaig' meaning 'ditch'.
	www.scotclans.com /clans/brodie.htm (97 words)

	Kyosaku
		Brodie finishes AI term after a wonderful weekend on a sailboat with 20 of the most special people in his life.
		Brodie reads 'The Book of Laughter and Forgetting', often laying in a hammock, and Arthur indicates the title's appropriateness.
		Brodie boards train, arrives in Krakow, and long walks, alone, with 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man' through the cobblestone streets of Krakow's old town form a pause before Chapter Two.
	brodie.nomadlife.org (3061 words)

	Otto William Brodie: Otto William Brodie (1888-1913)
		Steve Brodie is featured in a Bugs Bunny cartoon, in which Bugs harrasses him as he is about to jump from the bridge.
		In June of 1911 Brodie was the most active pilot at the new Cicero flying field.
		Robert's son William Brodie entered into air cadets in his youth and was awarded a full scholarship to attend flight school.
	ottobrodie.spaces.live.com /Blog/cns!143E5D00A3E7CE4D!627.entry (1167 words)

	BRODIE'S LAW Graphic novel review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		But for a guy like Jack Brodie, the line of payback is long and winding, and he may have brought it all on himself.
		Brodie tried to rescue his wife, Marla - who left him to become a coke whore for a local, well-placed dealer.
		Brodie's illicit occupation is as a thief for hire.
	www.feoamante.com /Comics/Reviews/ABC/Brodies.html (630 words)

	Brodie Toyota-Lift: Material Handling Specialists
		The management and ownership group of Brodie Toyota-Lift is a unique organization which has carefully developed a professional business approach for the forklift industry.
		This business approach implements fundamental, full-time, hands on management and provides a complete range of fleet management services which afford the users of forklifts with cost effective, highly efficient alternatives to expanding their own in-house overheads to meet their maintenance, uptime and other associated material handling service needs.
		Brodie recognizes that the services we provide must achieve an increase in efficiencies, improve bottom line performance, and provide the customer with continuing overall authority and control.
	www.brodiecompanies.com /company.html (399 words)

	Fawn M. Brodie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Instead, Brodie directed her efforts to a biography of “the private man,” a study that would build on several recently published articles speculating on a possible sexual relationship between Jefferson and Sally Hemings, a slave, a quadroon, and the possible half-sister of his late wife.
		Ironically, Brodie's contribution to the debate arose not from her speculations about Jefferson's psyche but from her use of Dumas Malone's discovery that Jefferson had been in residence at Monticello nine months prior to the birth of each of Sally Hemings' children--and that when he was not living there, she had none.
		Brodie was at least partially vindicated in 1998 when blind DNA tests concluded that a male carrying the Jefferson Y chromosome had fathered Eston Hemings, Sally Hemings' youngest child.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fawn_Brodie (4786 words)

	Jonathan D Brodie M.D., Ph.D.
		Brodie is a member of the Executive Advisory Committee of the General Clinical Research Center and the Protocol Review Committee of the Center for Advanced Brain Imaging (CABI) of Nathan Kline Institute.
		Dr. Brodie is also the Director of the Neuroimaging Division of the Department of Psychiatry.
		Brodie is a reviewer for various neuroimaging and psychiatric journals, and as an ad hoc member of several NIH review committees.
	www.med.nyu.edu /people/J.Brodie.html (139 words)

	Biography Brodie
		Bernard B. "Steve" Brodie was an internationally renowned pharmacologist whose groundbreaking work at Goldwater and NIH-including his involvement in the development of Tylenol-earned him many honors.
		As head of the Laboratory for Clinical Pharmacology at NIH after the war, Dr. Brodie worked with and trained a group of scientists who would become the leaders in the science of drug metabolism.
		Brodie won the Lasker Award, often considered the American Nobel Prize, in 1967.
	history.nih.gov /exhibits/bowman/BioBrodie.htm (147 words)

	Brodie, Janine - Department of Political Science - University of Alberta
		She was elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada in 2002, and awarded a Canada Research Chair in Political Economy and Social Governance in 2004.
		Before joining the University of Alberta in 1996, she was appointed as Faculty Fellow of the Institute for Social Research at York University, Toronto and as the first Director of the York Centre for Feminist Research.
		Brodie also held the John Robarts Chair in Canadian Studies in 1994 at York University and the University of Western Ontario Visiting Chair in Public Policy in 1995.
	www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca /polisci/Brodie.cfm (1620 words)

	JeanBrodie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Over the years, Spark has seen many actresses bring Jean Brodie to life on screen and in the theatre, but she has no doubts as to who was the best.
		Each member of the "Brodie set"--Eunice, Jenny, Mary, Monica, Rose, and Sandy--is "famous for something", and Miss Brodie strives to bring out the best in each, and to instill in each an independence, passion, and ambition surpassing her own.
		And Miss Brodie, apparently unaware that many might find unacceptable her outspoken admiration for Mussolini and Hitler, revels in, exploits, and shares her prime, only to become a victim of her own irrepressible exuberance.
	www.geraldinemcewan.com /JeanBrodie.html (928 words)

	Brodie Group - GIS Consultants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Brodie Group was awarded a contract with the City of Bellevue, WA to direct the implementation of the City's Land Information System (LIS).
		The Brodie Group will provide the Connecticut shoreline community a host of GIS consulting services including the evaluation and restructuring of their GIS file structure, the installation of custom software applications, and on-site training.
		Working with the Town's GIS Committee, the Brodie Group will align the Town's existing digital parcel layer, consisting of approximately 8,000 parcels to their recently acquired land base data, as well as digitize and update approximately 5,000 parcels not included in the Town's existing digital data.
	www.brodiegroup.com /archive_2001.html (1182 words)

	CD Baby: PETER BRODIE: The Music of Peter Brodie
		Peter Brodie is an exponent of gentle folk who sings his own songs, some tinged with sadness, some with humour.
		Brodie's musical career started when he was just into his teens in 1961 as half of a duo, singing close harmony and playing rhythm guitar with a close friend.
		In the mid 60's, Brodie went to live in Toronto, Canada and in a short time had written a series of country songs, having been influenced by the country artists of the day.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/peterbrodie (876 words)

	Otto William Brodie
		Born in Cheyboygan, Wisconsin on September 27, 1888, Otto Brodie was a fearless aviation pioneer with a rich personal history. He became a jockey in his early years.
		In the early spring of 1910 a plane was delivered to Plew and on May 21-May 23 Otto Brodie and H.B. Wild attempted to fly an exhibition date at the University of Illinois.
		It had been brought to the U.S. by Louis Paulhan for the first Los Angeles Flying Meet and was then flown in exhibitions in San Fransisco, Salt Lake City, Denver, New Orleans and elsewhere, before the plane was returned to France in March of 1910.
	ottobrodie.spaces.msn.com /PersonalSpace.aspx (1167 words)

	Family Tree genealogy and Scottish clan history from AncestralScotland - Search Results
		Clan Brodie could be linked to the Morays and the Inneses who all settled in the Moray of Firth in the 12th century and have three stars on their coats of arms.
		John of Brodie was famous for being an arbiter in disputes.
		His son, David, had his lands erected into a free Barony under the charter of the Great Seal in 1597.Alexander Brodie of Brodie (born in 1617) supported the Reformation and was responsible for the attack on Elgin Cathedral in 1640.
	www.ancestralscotland.com /clandetails.html?clan=brodie.html (377 words)

	The Seattle Times: Seahawks: Dilfer honors Brodie for a number of reasons
		Brodie's jersey was unretired Friday after the 49ers' first practice of training camp.
		Brodie, 70, is recovering from a serious stroke in October 2000, but the excitement on his face made his feelings clear.
		Brodie passed for 31,548 yards — 25th in league history — in 17 seasons with San Francisco and threw 214 TD passes.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/seahawks/2003160500_dilfer29.html (549 words)

	Brodie's Law
		Before he steals the disk, Brodie rescues his ex-wife, Marla, from a drug den and puts up her and their son Damien in a hotel.
		Brodie is informed that Tomokai, a female genetic researcher, was fired from P-Fact just last week.
		Jack Brodie’s story is not told in sequential order and is sometimes a bit hard to follow.
	www.scifidimensions.com /Jan05/brodieslaw.htm (670 words)

	Ego Trip Records: Brodie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Brodie actually began as a side project for Chris Stepien.
		A character in the film (named Brodie) had similar personality traits as Chris (namely, hanging out at malls), and he thought that it would be a suitable name.
		This is a rough sounding EP, recorded in Brodie's basement between August and September of 1998.
	members.tripod.com /~etrip/brodie (555 words)

	Atlanta City Council 6th District Campaign Vote Steve Brodie
		Attorneys for Steve Brodie, a candidate for the District 6 City Council Seat, filed the election contest November 21, 2005.
		Brodie’s lead attorney, Michael Coleman of the Atlanta law firm Lord, Bissell and Brook, requested an expedited ruling from the court so that a runoff election could be held as soon as possible.
		Brodie’s lead attorney, Michael Coleman of the Atlanta law firm Lord Bissell and Brook will request an expedited ruling from the court so that a run off election could be held sometime in December.
	www.votestevebrodie.com (1357 words)

	Brodie Family Crest
		Brodie was first used as a surname by the Pictish people of ancient Scotland.
		The ancestors of the Brodie family lived in the lands of Brodie, in the barony of Moray where the family at one time held territories.
		In the Brodie coat of arms as in all coat of arms the crest is only one element of the full armorial achievement.
	www.houseofnames.com /xq/asp.fc/qx/brodie-family-crest.htm?a=54323-224 (562 words)

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