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    Christopher Hibbert, prolific British historian  Jan 7, 2009
    He also wrote biographies of Charles I, Samuel Johnson, Charles Dickens and Benjamin Disraeli, as well as studies of Venice and London that, like his book on Rome, carried the designation "biography" in their subtitles. Griffin Bell, attorney general. (International Herald Tribune)

    Christopher Hibbert, 84  Jan 7, 2009
    Hibbert wrote more than 50 books, including accounts of the French Revolution and the Battle of Waterloo, studies of Venice, Florence and Rome, and biographies of Queen Elizabeth I, King Charles I, lexicographer Samuel Johnson and British politician Benjamin Disraeli. He was exceptionally talented, and very curious, Hunter said. (Globe and Mail)

    Price fixing run amok  Jan 6, 2009
    Updated: Thursday, January 1, 2009 3:07 AM CST FONT SIZE. My personal observations for some time now are that the price fixing for the DeKalb-Sycamore gasoline prices is done right at the Road Ranger station on Sycamore Road. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)

    Revolutionary War Causes & Salutary...  Dec 30, 2008
    Thirty-five years after the founding of the first permanent English colony in Virginia, a civil war broke out in England, pitting King Charles I against Parliament, dominated by Puritans ... Defeated at Naseby in 1645, Charles I was executed in 1649 and for the next ten years England would be led by Oliver Cromwell during the Commonwealth Period ... 1660 was the year of the Restoration, bringing Charles II to the throne. (Suite101.com)

    No rhyme or reason to shake up the Hokey Cokey  Dec 23, 2008
    " Little did we know that the rhyme dates back the time of Charles I. The crooked man is said to refer to General Sir Alexander Leslie, who signed the Solemn League and Covenant which united the Scottish and English parliaments against royalist forces. The crooked stile represents the border between Scotland and England and "they all lived together in a little crooked house" refers to the warring Scots and English uniting on the issue. What was a turbulent matter in the 1600s is now merely a... (The Herald)

    Local Toll Runs High In Madoff Collapse  Dec 21, 2008
    One of the region's largest Jewish family foundations, the Charles I. and Mary Kaplan Foundation, earned almost $3. 2 million in interest dividends from a Madoff account last year, according to the group's tax filings. (Washington Post)

    Guns in Macquarie Street as Westminster rule is dropped  Dec 21, 2008
    ARMED special police constables have begun patrolling the corridors of NSW Parliament, breaking a Westminster convention that dates back to King Charles I which bans weapons from a parliamentary precinct ... King Charles I was eventually tried for treason and executed, while his son, Charles II, was exiled. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)

    Road troubles  Dec 19, 2008
    Albany Democrat Herald: Opinions. Last modified: Wednesday, December 17, 2008 11:57 AM PST. (Albany Democrat-Herald, OR)

    Satan,the first polluter  Dec 18, 2008
    But for Milton, liberty was the ideal - he wrote in favour of divorce and freedom of the press, and he supported the execution of the "tyrant" Charles I. So his vision of Eden is free. It's not constricted or symmetrical, but has steep slopes, rivers that run with "mazie error", and plants that are "poured forth profuse" by nature rather than being tied "in Beds and curious Knots" by "nice Art". (Sydney Morning Herald -- World)

    FOXBusiness: Interest Rate Decision Explained  Dec 16, 2008
    5) Voting for the FOMC monetary policy action were: Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman; Timothy F. Geithner, Vice Chairman; Elizabeth A. Duke; Richard W. Fisher; Donald L. Kohn; Randall S. Kroszner; Sandra Pianalto; Charles I. Plosser; Gary H. Stern; and Kevin M. Warsh. Voting for the FOMC monetary policy action were: Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman; Christine M. Cumming; Elizabeth A. Duke; Richard W. Fisher; Donald L. Kohn; Randall S. Kroszner; Sandra Pianalto; Charles I. Plosser; Gary H. Stern; and Kevin M.... (Fox News)

    House leaders: Drop Renzi charges  Dec 14, 2008
    " The background In 1642, King Charles I burst into England's House of Commons with 400 soldiers to arrest five of his critics in Parliament on charges of treason. That incident triggered the English Civil War. More than a century later, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and other Founding Fathers began drafting the U.S. Constitution. They were familiar with tyranny from the British crown and were determined to limit executive power in the new nation. So they included Article 1, Section 6, a... (AZCentral -- News)

    Stepankowsky: A 400th birthday worthy of a big bash  Dec 7, 2008
    His treatise defending the beheading of King Charles I nearly got him executed after the restoration of the monarchy 10 years later, in 1660. Milton was the first great defender of liberty. (Longview Daily News, WA)

    Peace, order and good government  Dec 6, 2008
    Unwritten laws," such as conventions of the Constitution, have a strange way of generating a lot of writing. Those conventions rise to the surface in any minority government, and they have done so especially in the past 10 days of Canadian politics. The fact that constitutional conventions such as the rules and practices on who decides on dissolving Parliament, and when are not formulated in one authoritative document is not a mere perversity, odd as it may seem to have rules that no court can... (Globe and Mail -- Business)

    Bagehot: The unfinished revolution  Dec 5, 2008
    His newly recollected act of defiance is comparatively apt: in 1642 Lenthall refused Charles I s request that he identify five uppity MPs, whom the king had come to the House of Commons to arrest. War soon broke out between Charles and Parliament. (The Economist)

    Remember, remember...  Dec 4, 2008
    After the English Civil War, King Charles I was executed and England became a republic ... The monarchy was restored in 1660 under King Charles II , who had been King of Scots since 1649. (BBC News -- UK)

    It's all glitter as queen opens Parliament  Dec 4, 2008
    The queen's actual speech is given in the magisterial House of Lords, the upper house of Parliament, because the monarch has not been allowed in the lower chamber, the House of Commons, since King Charles I tried to arrest legislators in 1642 shortly before England's Civil War. Lawmakers are summoned from the Commons by an elaborately costumed official known as Black Rod but only after they slam the door in his face to symbolize their independence. (MSNBC -- International)

    Outrage in Britain over lawmaker's arrest  Dec 2, 2008
    For the moment, though, the central issue of debate here is the sovereignty of Parliament and its ability to hold accountable the government, features of the British political system that evolved over centuries and that were only settled with the Civil War of the 1640s and the execution of King Charles I.. Michael Howard, a former Conservative Party leader, compared Green's arrest to the moment in 1642 when King Charles burst into the House of Commons demanding the arrest of five of its members. (International Herald Tribune)

    A Look Back in Time: News passes tests  Dec 1, 2008
    Agents of Oliver Cromwell were able to search the courier's bag and found a letter from King Charles I. In the letter, King Charles is asking Scottish generals to ride to his rescue during the English Civil War. King Charles I was convicted of treason and beheaded Jan. 30, 1649. (Casper Star-Tribune, WY)

    Policing MPs  Nov 29, 2008
    In 1642 King Charles I mustered some soldiers, marched into the House of Commons and attempted to arrest five troublesome MPs. It didn't have the outcome he was after. (BBC News -- UK)

    Cameron Attacks Arrest of U.K. Shadow Home Minister in Leak Investigation  Nov 29, 2008
    An attempt by King Charles I in 1642 to arrest five lawmakers sparked the English Civil War. Receiving information from government departments in the public interest and publicizing it is a key part of any MPs role, , Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said in an e-mail. (Bloomberg -- UK)

    'Tis a blessing she's the Whore  Nov 23, 2008
    But for all the delicious acting and historical box-ticking, The Devil's Whore is oddly emotionally detached - there's not quite enough Devilling or Whoreing for my liking, Peter Capaldi's Charles I isn't really in the thick of it yet, and Simm, for all his buckleswashing, looks a bit out of sorts and under the weather, in need of both new hose and a hose-down. Riseborough, however, is revealed to be the rising star of the year; bewitching as both wide-eyed naif and sensual slut and, with both... (guardian.co.uk)

    Pimping The Devil's Whore: Episode one  Nov 21, 2008
    Within minutes, we'd seen Angelica turning against prissy Charles I (Peter Capaldi), watched Oliver Cromwell (, fresh from The Wire) shouting in Parliament, and endured the Battle of Edge Hill, complete with bangs and horses falling over. Of course, had this been , there'd have been frequent bursts of expository text punctuated with shots of Jonathan Rhys Meyers flaring his nostrils and roaring. (guardian.co.uk)

    Greater Baltimore Committee unveils transporation task force  Nov 21, 2008
    Charles I. Chuck Ecker, superintendent, Carroll County Public Schools and former county executive of Howard County. W. Dennis Gilligan, Craftsmen Developers. (Baltimore Business Journal, MD)

    The Devils Whore; Wild About Your Garden  Nov 20, 2008
    The Devil s Whore; Wild About Your Garden - Times Online. Get 20% off your bill at Pizza Express. (Times Online)

    Causes of the English civil war  Nov 20, 2008
    Some of the long term issues discussed here had been potential or actual problems for many decades, yet it took influence from short term issues to make long term issues destructive of peace and stability within the three kingdoms ruled by Charles I (Bennet, 1997 p. 4). As the monarch of three kingdoms Charles I theoretically held a great deal of power and status ... The majority of the short term issues were directly linked to the personality and the policies of Charles I (Schama, 2001 p. 86). (Suite101.com)

    Lloyds TSB takeover of HBOS wins shareholders' backing  Nov 20, 2008
    Lloyds TSB takeover of HBOS wins shareholders' backing - Scotsman. HBOS has been handed to Lloyds TSB on a plate, despite it needing far less recapitalisation as an independent bank than Lloyds TSB itself. (Scotsman)

    Life Classes  Nov 18, 2008
    There is a castle in Carisbrook where Charles I was imprisoned. Osborne House, Queen Victoria's magisterial summer residence in East Cowes, is open to the public. (Slate)

    The Devil's Whore  Nov 15, 2008
    The Devil s Whore, which starts on Wednesday, is a tale set in the English Civil War about a fictional woman, Angelica Fanshawe, and how her life intersects with the real events and key figures of the time, including Charles I and Oliver Cromwell ... Charles I was a man accumulating the skills of a renaissance prince just when his kingdom was falling into a Balkanisation, says Peter Capaldi, whose Charles is gaunt and stuttering viewers will be pushed to recognise this actor as the vituperative... (Telegraph.co.uk)

    Schools 'crumble as SNP fails to deliver funding system'  Nov 14, 2008
    Schools 'crumble as SNP fails to deliver funding system' - The Scotsman. This means that councils will not take the risk of spending millions of pounds on a bid when there is a serious doubt of it being accepted. (Scotsman)

    Seven years for toy gun bank robber  Nov 14, 2008
    "I was shocked, because that's not the Charles I know," said Morgan, dressed in a SCSUPD uniform. "Our church will continue to support him, what comes of it.". (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)

    'Newly found' Caravaggios on show  Nov 13, 2008
    King Charles I bought The Calling Of Saints Peter And Andrew in 1637 ... The Calling of Saints Peter and Andrew was bought by King Charles I from an art dealer in 1637 and depicts the two saints with a young, beardless Christ. (BBC News -- Entertainment)

    LETTERS: NCT, Oct. 31, 2008  Nov 1, 2008
    HotJobs Local Search. Math wrong, but concept still correct. (North County Times)

    Community honors ex-mayor's legacy  Oct 28, 2008
    Leadership Augusta alumni unveiled a memorial plaque Monday honoring former Mayor Charles A. DeVaney for his contributions to the city. "Charles DeVaney loved this community, and he dedicated himself to making it the best place it could be," said Lee Ann Caldwell, Leadership Augusta alumna and director, in ceremonies at the Augusta Common. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Favre denies giving Lions any info to use vs. Pack  Oct 24, 2008
    Go back and tell Charles I did not call them, an irritated Favre said. I didn t call em. (Chippewa Falls Chippewa Herald, WI)

    Favre: This is awful ridiculous  Oct 24, 2008
    com: Favre: This is awful ridiculous. Favre: This is awful ridiculous. (PackerReport.com)

    A lesson on tolerance  Oct 23, 2008
    goldie wrote on Oct 22, 2008 6:33 PM:" Carroll, instead of jumping down your throat for your insults to our education, I am going to try to be kind dear, and just this one time only set you straight for free. Is is possible that you might be mixing up King James I with his son Charles I? The 3rd president of the Continental Congress was John Hanson. This was before our one and only ever Constitution was ratified, and our first President of the United States was George Washington just like you... (Montana Standard, MT)

    The Huddle: Favre talked to Lions but denies helping  Oct 23, 2008
    "Go back and tell Charles I did not call them.". Favre said his conversation with Matt Millen was the extent of his contact with the Packers that week. (USA Today -- Sports)

    ANIMAL PHOTOS WEEKLY: Rescued Penguin, Baby Sloth, More  Oct 17, 2008
    Charles I turned the grounds into a park for red and fallow deer in 1625. The park remains home to more than 600 of the ungulates that graze on grasses and low tree branches. (National Geographic)

    John J. 'Jack' Thornton, Sr.  Oct 13, 2008
    He was born March 9, 1931 in Chippewa Falls, the son of Charles I. and Martha (Hub) Thornton. Jack served in the United States Air Force from 1949 to 1951. (Chippewa Falls Chippewa Herald, WI)

    Rubens masterpiece, The Apotheosis of James I, is saved for the UK  Oct 10, 2008
    Rubens created The Apotheosis for Charles I in the 1620s to give the King a taste of how magnificent the finished ceiling would look ... In 1629-30 he was an envoy to London for King Philip IV of Spain and was knighted by Charles I. In between peace negotiations between England and Spain, he discussed an art commission to celebrate the glorification of Charles I s father, James I, and the union of Scotland and England. (Times Online)

    Rubens sketch is saved by appeal  Oct 10, 2008
    The masterpiece was commissioned by Charles I for the ceiling of the Banqueting House in Whitehall, London. Tate Britain began its appeal to save the sketch, which has been in a private collection for 200 years, in March. (BBC News -- Europe)

    Tate Britain museum buys rare Rubens sketch  Oct 10, 2008
    Rubens created the study for King Charles I in the 1620s as a preview of his Whitehall commission. The Banqueting House survived the fire that burned down the rest of the palace in 1698. (MSNBC -- News)

    QUESTION MAN  Oct 5, 2008
    Sunday, October 05, 2008 Last Update: 06:40 AM EDT. Posted: 4:42 amOctober 5, 2008. (New York Post -- Gossip)

    Not a good night for Palin's team  Oct 3, 2008
    Common sense conservativism. Commenting is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Death Notices for Thursday, Oct. 2  Oct 3, 2008
    Memorial Service for Charles Hill Will Be Saturday A memorial service for Charles I. "Chuck" Hill, 80, Washington, will be held Saturday, Oct. 4, at 11 a.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Washington. Burial will be private. (Missourian Publishing, MO)

    Salem's Witch Hunts and Mass Hyster...  Sep 22, 2008
    In 1641, English King Charles I, son of James I who was rabid about exterminating witches, enacted a law making witchcraft a capital crime. Charles II decreed the Colonies couldn t self-govern in 1684. (Suite101.com)

    A shipwreck, a heroine and a lost fortune  Sep 18, 2008
    Between 1993-1996, Clifford also directed underwater surveys to try to find The Blessing of Burnt Island that sank in 1633 with the royal silver of King Charles I in the Firth of Forth. The full article contains 865 words and appears in The Scotsman newspaper. (Scotsman)

    TEXT: FOMC Holds Key Interest Rate Steady  Sep 17, 2008
    Voting for the FOMC monetary policy action were: Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman; Christine M. Cumming; Elizabeth A. Duke; Richard W. Fisher; Donald L. Kohn; Randall S. Kroszner; Sandra Pianalto; Charles I. Plosser; Gary H. Stern; and Kevin M. Warsh. Ms. Cumming voted as the alternate for Timothy F. Geithner. (Fox News)

    Bloom Off the Rose  Sep 16, 2008
    His latest book is A History of Political Trials From Charles I to Saddam Hussein. The American Conservative welcomes letters to the editor. (The American Conservative)

    Oliver Cromwell Sacked Parliament  Sep 13, 2008
    The abolition of the Monarchy and the House of Lords soon followed Charles I s execution in 1649. Only the House of Commons remained since 1642 known as the Rump Parliament. (Suite101.com)

    Buckingham Palace: A right royal makeover  Sep 13, 2008
    But for great royal collectors you need to go back to the wonderfully show-off, spendthrift Prince Regent Brighton Pavilion, Carlton House, Car me as his chef and beyond, to Charles I.. But the ironic contrast thought to set against 170 years of determined royal middle-classness is that the Royal Houses contain the tastiest things imaginable. (Independent)

    Sir Francis Drake and The Golden Hi...  Sep 12, 2008
    The world's first circumnavigation was between 1519 and 1522, and widely credited to the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan who set sail from the Mediterranean on a voyage sponsored by King Charles I of Spain. However, Magellan s expedition ended when he was killed in a battle with Indonesian natives in the Philippine Islands. (Suite101.com)

    80% in France...  Sep 11, 2008
    Charles Bremner - Times Online - WBLG: Barack Obama, the French American idol. Barack Obama, the French American idol. (The Drudge Report)

    Obama Calls Lipstickgate Phony  Sep 11, 2008
    Amanda Carpenter :: Townhall. Columns, funnies in your inbox. (Townhall.com)

    Origins of Two Nursery Rhymes  Sep 9, 2008
    The Duke s arrangement to have King James son, later Charles I, marry the French Catholic princess Henrietta Maria did not sit well among commoners or courtiers. And, Parliament, tired of Villiers affairs and political scheming, did finally order James to stop protecting him. (Suite101.com)

    Original copy  Sep 7, 2008
    Local Search Site Search. THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING. (Boston Globe)

    Turner to be shown with Masters  Sep 4, 2008
    Other forthcoming fixtures at the Tate include shows on Van Dyck's output in Britain under the court of King Charles I, and the Pop Art movement. Bookmark with. (BBC News -- Entertainment)

    Review: A History of Political Trials by John Laughland  Aug 29, 2008
    Laughland's book opens with the trial of Charles I in 1649 for treachery, an unprecedented event where the verdict was a foregone conclusion. Charles's courtroom tactics - refusing to recognise the court's authority, refusing to plea - was to be copied centuries later by Slobodan Milosevic and Saddam Hussein. (Telegraph.co.uk)

    Debate rages on about interest rates vs. inflation  Aug 25, 2008
    Now, however, Charles I. Plosser, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, is likely to join Fisher. Twice in the past, Plosser had cast a dissenting vote along with Fisher, the last time at the April 30 meeting, when the policy makers completed their rate cuts. (Boston Globe)

    'Bernini and Birth of Baroque Portrait Sculpture' is revelation  Aug 25, 2008
    He chiseled one of the English king Charles I, now lost, and another of France's Cardinal Richelieu, borrowed from the Louvre. In both cases, he worked from paintings of the subject very likely the triple-view paintings of each included in this show. (San Diego Union-Tribune)

    PhillyDeals: Fed Reserve can't always control financial policy  Aug 24, 2008
    Philadelphia Fed President Charles I. Plosser has warned that radical acts like the Bear Stearns rescue, which go beyond the agency's old mission as traffic cop for business and consumer lenders, demand careful, long-term policies that encourage prudent lending and discourage dangerous loans like the ones defaulting in Las Vegas, Florida and California, jamming financial markets around the world. On Friday, Bernanke asked Congress for "a clear [legal] framework" granting new powers that would... (Philadelphia Inquirer)

    Mother Shipton's Prophesies  Aug 23, 2008
    Another of Mother Shipton s predictions, told of the trial and execution of Charles I in 1649. She spoke of Elizabeth I The maiden Queen full many a year/Shall England s warlike sceptre bear. (Suite101.com)

    New orchid hybrids bring color to any household  Aug 21, 2008
    In 1640, John Parkinson, a London apothecary and royal herbalist for Charles I, said that orchids, which he called Cynsorchis, stimulated lust. It was not until the 18th century that botanical science was born and the first attempts at plant classification were made. (Yuma Daily Sun, AZ)

    National Research Council report on security at federally managed dams  Aug 20, 2008
    Charles I. McGinnis Major General U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (retired) Charlottesville, Va. Karlene H. Roberts Professor of Psychology Haas School of Business, and Research Psychologist Institute for Business and Economics Research University of California Berkeley. (EurekAlert!)

    What really matters.  Aug 19, 2008
    River Valley Blogs - Nolan Rosenkrans. Published - Tuesday, August 19, 2008. (Winona Daily News, MN)

    Ruth L. Baker, 80  Aug 14, 2008
    Survived by her husband, John H. Baker, to whom she was married 62 years; children, Ronald C. Baker, married to the former Cynthia A. Long, Harrisburg; Charles I. Baker, Somerset Township; and Sandra J. Baker and husband, Jack I. Miller, Berlin; grandchildren, Melissa A. Baker Melhorn and husband, Michael; Kimberly S. Baker Fino and husband, Richard; Barbara J. Baker Gulliams and husband, James; and Robert J.C. Baker; great-grandchildren, Connor N. Melhorn, Kyra Nichole Melhorn, Victoria Romaine... (Somerset Daily American, PA)

    Scientists condemn 'ill-informed, negative' Prince over GM crops ...  Aug 14, 2008
    As a staunch republican the more of Charles I read the more I like him. It s great that a voice from the establishment can speak up about what s wrong. (Times Online)

    The mining firm that found itself in a deep hole  Aug 10, 2008
    Ceiling frescoes by Rubens, commissioned by Charles I, looked down on the diners. A quartet of Kazakh violin players entertained the hundreds of bankers, fund managers and analysts as they tucked into their seven-course dinner. (guardian.co.uk)

    Top-rated TE Charles rates Miami visit as "10"  Aug 10, 2008
    Charles is a member of the and rated as the nation s No. 1 tight end by Rivals ... The 6-foot-3, 227-pound Charles is one of two tight ends that Georgia is heavily recruiting, along with Arthur Fontaine of Dartmouth, Mass ... Orson Charles is a home boy he is not going out of state. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Sports)

    Comparing Notes: What the Fed Said  Aug 6, 2008
    Voting for the FOMC monetary policy action were: Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman; Timothy F. Geithner, Vice Chairman; Elizabeth A. Duke; Donald L. Kohn; Randall S. Kroszner; Frederic S. Mishkin; Sandra Pianalto; Charles I. Plosser; Gary H. Stern; and Kevin M. Warsh ... Voting for the FOMC monetary policy action were: Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman; Timothy F. Geithner, Vice Chairman; Donald L. Kohn; Randall S. Kroszner; Frederic S. Mishkin; Sandra Pianalto; Charles I. Plosser; Gary H. Stern; and Kevin M.... (Fox News)

    Lawsuits lag other regions  Jul 28, 2008
    The data back up a statement about the local housing market and the economy overall made by President and CEO Charles I. Plosser Tuesday in a speech in King of Prussia. This article is for Paid Print Subscribers ONLY.. (Philadelphia Business Journal, PA)

    All that sparkles  Jul 27, 2008
    Duarte was under instructions to find an impressive gift for the Stadholder's 14-year-old son Prince William of Orange to present to his bride-to-be, Charles I's nine-year-old daughter Princess Mary Stuart, on the occasion of their marriage in London that May ... King Charles I had seen the brooch in London (he told Huygens) and offered a considerably higher sum for it ... The Duartes - suppliers of gems to Charles I in London - were close observers of English royal taste. (BBC News -- UK)

    The Man With the Camera (3)  Jul 24, 2008
    Yes, Charles I would love to have these pictures and I would like to say thanks for remembering me and for being my friend. Space restrictions in this column make it impossible to say all of the things that I would like to say about Charles Gordy. (Thomaston Times, GA)

    Philadelphia Federal Reserve chief stresses inflation concerns  Jul 23, 2008
    President and CEO Charles I. Plosser raised concerns about the impact of rising prices on the nation Tuesday during a speech in King of Prussia, Pa. The economist stressed the need for national monetary policymakers to retain the confidence of consumers and financial markets in the months ahead. (Philadelphia Business Journal, PA)

    Stocks Surge as Investors Cheer Drop in Oil Prices  Jul 23, 2008
    Meanwhile, Charles I. Plosser, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, said he thought interest rate increases should come sooner rather than later. Mr. Plosser has consistently voted against lowering rates this year and has warned repeatedly about the threat of inflation. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Business)

    Doctors' pulses racing over patient-care rating website  Jul 17, 2008
    Doctors' pulses racing over patient-care rating website - Scotsman. Your account has been frozen. (Scotsman)

    Does this man have the world's biggest family tree?  Jul 14, 2008
    A lot of my family members have fought in wars and the Stawells were involved in the battles between Cromwell and Charles I." Roy, a dad of two, says his wife Sigrid, 77, remained patient as he spent hours sifting through documents and travelling around the country.He said: "My wife has been very supportive. My grandchildren aren't too interested but I'm sure they will want to know more about their family as they grow older. (Daily Mail)

    Summer Ice Cream Treats  Jul 13, 2008
    Charles I of England was known to serve "frozen cream". He served it to impress his guests and swore his chef to secrecy. (Suite101.com)

    Letter:Letter about Butte’s parade draws response  Jul 13, 2008
    The Montana Standard. The Montana Standard. (Montana Standard, MT)

    * Hair today, history tomorrow  Jul 13, 2008
    Another frame on the wall holds the portrait of Charles I (before he lost his head), juxtaposed with a few strands of hair taken from his tomb (after he was beheaded). Nobody likes just a clump of hair, which is why you need to illustrate the history, Reznikoff said, using the same dispassionate tone Martha Stewart would use to explain how macrame is made. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    Conflict returns to UK battlefields  Jul 7, 2008
    1645 Naseby, Northants Decisive battle of the English civil war when New Model Army destroyed the forces of Charles I under Prince Rupert of the Rhine, only a third of the Royalists escaping the battlefield ... 1651 Worcester The last battle of the English civil war, which forced Charles into exile. (Guardian Unlimited)

    'Idol' Chatter: Live from Idols Live tour  Jul 2, 2008
    Idol tour kickoff - Idol Chatter - USATODAY.com. The David C. section, and the show concludes. (USA Today -- Life)

    The death of life writing  Jun 28, 2008
    Yet Jerry Brotton of Queen Mary, London University, whose The Sale of the Late King's Goods: Charles I and His Art Collection reached the Samuel Johnson shortlist two years ago, warns against being taken in by this sleight of hand. "What often happens is that a perfectly solid biography from 1978 gets rewritten with an eye to the intellectual moment, without the addition of a single bit of new information." The result: a George Eliot for the New Labour age (I plead guilty), or a queer Queen... (Guardian Unlimited -- Books)

    Cambridge seniors go yachting  Jun 27, 2008
    Despite rainy weather and a mid-morning downpour, the Charlesgate Yacht Club successfully treated some 80 senior citizens from Cambridge Senior Center to lunch and a river cruise on the Charles I. The yacht club, in conjunction with The Charles Riverboat Co., annually provides the river cruise for Cambridge s senior citizens ... At 1 p.m., the Charles I picked up the seniors on its up river floating dock and took them on a cruise down the Charles River. (Cambridge Chronicle, MA)

    TEXT: FOMC Interest Rate Statement  Jun 26, 2008
    Voting for the FOMC monetary policy action were: Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman; Timothy F. Geithner, Vice Chairman; Donald L. Kohn; Randall S. Kroszner; Frederic S. Mishkin; Sandra Pianalto; Charles I. Plosser; Gary H. Stern; and Kevin M. Warsh. Voting against was Richard W. Fisher, who preferred an increase in the target for the federal funds rate at this meeting. (Fox News)

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