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That's the time frame coach Jack Crowe has in mind for quarterback Steven Coates to become a regular in the offense. The redshirt sophomore showed his potential in a big way Friday night, throwing for 216 yards and three touchdowns and accounting for four scores as the White routed the Red, 45-15, in an excercise that was sped up in the second half because of the one-sided score.
"I took this game as a chance to show my talents and show that I've improved and I feel like the biggest thing I've improved on is my understanding of the playbook, but I still have a lot of work to do, I know that," Coates said. "I knew going into this spring it was just me and Kyle (West), so I knew if anything I had to keep myself healthy and just be there the whole spring for the team."
It really was a watered-down version of a spring game, with several regulars being held out for injuries. That's partly the reason Coates got such a long look.
Coty Blanchard has been playing baseball for the second straight spring and senior starter Marques Ivory, expected to pick up the pace after spring break, was shelved as soon as swelling developed in the ankle he broke in last year's season opener.
Running the first offense against a first defense still getting the hang of a new approach and missing several regulars, Coates hit his first eight passes and finished 16 of 19 for the game. West was 7 of 18 for 71 yards with two interceptions, one of which Jeremy Harrison returned 95 yards for a White touchdown.
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Even with an offensive line that had to play for both teams because of depth issues -- and drew praises for it -- Coates did have the benefit of three senior receivers and a senior running back who Crowe said "know they're good."
Alan Bonner caught five passes for 68 yards and a touchdown. Trey Smith caught four passes for 65 yards and a touchdown. Running back Washaun Ealey ran for 89 yards and scored a touchdown rushing and receiving.
"He had some good players around him," Crowe said. "But I think he took care of it, too."
In just the first half, Coates had a 3-yard touchdown run and threw a 36-yard touchdown pass to Bonner and a 24-yarder to Smith. Ealey had an 11-yard touchdown run, Griffin Thomas kicked a 41-yard field goal and Harrison had his interception return. The only White touchdown in the second half came on a 13-yard Coates pass to Ealey.
The Red team scored on a 67-yard Gabe Chambers punt return in the third quarter and a 1-yard run by fullback Lequintez Reynolds with 3:46 to play.
"That was a great start (to the fall), to finish off our spring practice like that," Bonner said. "Steven, he's gotten a lot better. It starts with Steven tonight. He's come a long way. All the practices, all the film watching, we've got a whole offense behind him right now. If Marques comes back and he has to go down or Coty comes back and he goes down, we have confidence in Steven to come in and make plays."
"I believe in both of them," added rising senior safety Brooks Robinson.
Coates, whose development has been hampered by a series of hand and ankle injuries, said it was "a good feeling" to go through the spring 100 percent healthy and being out there with his team. He could become an even more valuable commodity this fall if Blanchard has a big summer in the Cape Cod League and decides to concentrate on baseball in the run up to next June's draft.
"I'm just going to go out there and go as hard as I can and play as hard as I can and do what I can to make them want to put me on the field," Coates said.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Longtime state Sen. Brooks McCabe will not seek re-election next year.
McCabe, D-Kanawha, announced his retirement Tuesday morning.
"I think I've fulfilled my commitment to the electorate," he said. "I've always been sensitive, you can stay too long. You can get too comfortable. I've always been concerned about not ending up in that position.
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McCabe, 64, made the decision following a vacation with his wife, Barbie, to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary. The couple took a cruise to Italy and France.
"Part of getting away from everybody was to rethink what I wanted to do and what I should do. We both concluded, I am not going to run for re-election," he said. "I'm not disappearing but there are other things I want to do."
He anticipates there will be great interest in his Senate seat from several "solid candidates."
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Skaff currently is helping in House Finance Chariman Harry Keith White's bid for Speaker of the House. He said he considers McCabe a mentor, and said he would be "greatly missed and hard to replace."


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Hearth Money Rolls for County Monaghan: McGeogh, McGeough, and McGogh |
The Hearth Money Rolls are listed by the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) among Seventeenth-Century Census Substitutes. The Hearth Money Tax was enacted in 1662. The Hearth Money Rolls are arranged by county and parish. They list the name of the householder and the number of hearths on which he was taxed at the rate of two shillings for every hearth or fireplace. The tax was collected over areas known as 'walks,' which were based on towns. The 'walk' covered not only the town, but also a large rural area outside the town. Rolls for county Monaghan, Ireland, are available for 1663 and 1665.
The Hearth Money Rolls for county Monaghan for the years 1663 and 1665 are printed in The History of County Monaghan for Two Hundred Years, 1660-1860, by Denis Carolan Rushe (1996 edition), Appendix I, pages 291–338, and indexed in Appendix XII, pp. 360 - 414. The spellings of the surnames and other information in this page are based on that source.
Each civil parish of county Monaghan in which a version of the name McGough appears is listed below. The names that I list are McGeogh, McGeough, McGoeugh McGogh. McGorke and McGorky. McGoeugh is probably a typographical error.
Bryan McGeogh is listed for 1663 in the adjoining townlands of Latton and Lisdrumcleve, and for 1665 in Lisdrumcleve, in the civil parish of Aghnamullen and the Catholic parish of Aughnamullen West. (H680150 and H690150). These townlands are about 4 kilometers west and 5 1/2 kilometers south of the town of Ballybay, and roughly halfway between the towns of Moyle and Latton.
Bryan McGeough is listed for 1665 in the townland of Lisnagalliagh (Lisnagillagh in Rushe's book) in the parish of Aghnamullen, immediately north of the townland of Latton, which is referenced immediately above. (H678156).
Patrick McGeogh is also listed for 1665 in the townland of Lisnagalliagh. (HR678156).
Phelim McGogh is also listed for 1665 in Lisnagalliagh.
See: Irish Census Substitutes—Hearth Money Rolls, County Monaghan, Ireland, 1663 and 1665, Barony of Cremorne, Aughnamullen Parish by Jane Lyons; and Hearth Money Roll for the Parish—Aughnamullen.
The Castleblayney McGeoghs and McGeoughs were located in a square about 3 kilometers (1.86 miles) from north to south and 5 kilometers (3.15 miles) from east to west, with the town of Castleblayney situated at about the center and 1/2 a kilometer north of the east to west base line.
Hugh McGeough is listed for 1665 in the townland of Monagor in the parish of Clontibret. I assume that this is the same Monagor that is modernly shown just inside the civil parish of Muckno at its western edge, and which forms an arrowhead pointing into the civil parish of Clontibret to the immediate northwest. The townland is today in the Catholic parish of Clontibret. This house was about 3 kilometers west and 1/2 a kilometer south of the center of the town of Castleblayney, near the confluence of two streams which flow northwest then west into Lough Major near Ballybay. Ballybay is about 8 kilometers west and 1 1/2 kilometers north of what I assume to be the site of the McGeough hearth in 1665—about H799193 in the Irish Grid Reference system.
Patrick McGeogh is listed for 1665 in the townland of Corratanty in the parish of Muckno, about 3 kilometers north and 2 kilometers east of Hugh McGeough. This hearth was about 2 1/2 kilometers north and 1 kilometer west of the center of Castleblayney. (H819232).
Patrick McGeough is listed for 1665 in the townland of Killygola in the parish of Muckno. The townland of Killygola is immediately east of, and abuts, the townland of Corratanty. This McGeough property was only a short distance east of the Corratanty property described immediately above. The tracts may have been adjacent to each other. (H822231).
Torlogh McGeough is listed for 1663 in the townland of Tulleinane in the parish of Muckno. Tulleinane is not on the modern townland map of Muckno, but in examining the "walk" on which these taxes were collected, a logical spot for this hearth would be between the present townlands of Annyart and Lurganmore, in the present townland of Tullyharnet, just north of the northernmost point of Muckno Lake. (H845211). This is about 1 1/2 kilometers north and two kilometers east of the center of Castleblayney. Other possible locations of Tulleinane are the modern townlands of Tullyrahan, about 3 kilometers or two miles to the west of Tullyharnet on the eastern boundary of the civil parish of Muckno, or Tulyhattina, also on the eastern boundary, about a kilometer north of Tullyrahan.
See: Hearth Money Roll for the Parish—Mucknoe.
Phelem McGoeugh is listed for 1665 in the townland of Crossmore in the parish of Clontibret. (H768283). This house is about 8 1/2 kilometers (5.3 miles) north and about 6 kilometers (3.7 miles) west of the center of Castleblayney, or about 10 1/2 kilometers (6 1/2 miles) northwest of Castleblayney on N2, a short distance east of the highway. I assume that McGoeugh is a typographical error in Rushe's book.
Phelime McGeough is listed for 1665 in the townland of Corlagan North in the parish of Clontibret. (H738291). This is about 1 kilometer west (.62 miles) of the present intersection of N2 and R 184, which intersection is marked "Clontibret." This house is about 2 kilometers northwest of the house of the Phelim McGoeugh described immediately above, and is about 9 1/2 kilometers (5.9 miles) north and about 7 1/2 kilometers (4.66 miles) west of the center of Castleblayney, or about 12 kilometers (7.45 miles) northwest of Castleblayney on N2, and from there, about 1.2 kilometers (0.75 miles) west of the highway.
Hugh McGough was listed in the townland of Monagor, which is included under "Castleblayney McGoughs" above.
See: Hearth Money Roll for the Parish—Clontibret.
Torlogh McGeogh is listed for 1663 in the townland of Drumlurg in the parish of Donaghmoyne. (H823098). This location is on sheet 35 of the Discovery Series of the Ordnance Survey of Ireland, rather than sheet 28 of the Discoverer Series of the Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland. This location is approximately 10 kilometers (6.2) miles south and 1/2 kilometer west of Castleblayney.
See: Hearth Money Roll for the Parish—Donaghmoyne.
Torlogh McGeogh is listed for 1665 in the townland of Elvey in the parish of Errigal Trough. My guess is that Torlogh McGorke in the 1663 listing for the same townland was the same person. The parish of Errigal Trough is the northernmost tip of county Monaghan, bounded on three sides by county Tyrone. The Blackwater River is the northeast boundary of the parish of Errigal Trough. In the parishes of Aghaloo and Carnteel on the northeast side of the Blackwater River, McGeoughs later show up in county Tyrone. (See Ireland tables, lines 492 and 493.) The townland of Elvey (H668495) is one kilometer south of the Moy Bridge which carries highway N2 over the Blackwater and roughly 6 kilometers north of the town of Emyvale. The Moy Bridge is a little less than 2 1/2 kilometers south of Aughnacloy in county Tyrone and roughly 18 kilometers (or 11 miles) north of the town of Monaghan.
Dunsleve McGeough is listed for 1665 in the townland of Glasmullagh in the parish of Errigal Trough. Dunsleve McGorky in the 1663 listing for the same townland was probably the same person. Glassmullagh is two kilometers southwest of Elvey, where Torlogh McGeogh was listed in 1665. Dunsleve is the anglicized version of the Gaelic Dunsleibe.
Bryan McGeough is listed for 1665 in the townland of Davagh Itra (now Davagh Etra) in the parish of Errigal Trough. Davagh Itra is three kilometers south of Glassmullagh where Dunsleve McGeough was listed in 1665.
See: Hearth Money Roll for the Parish—Errigal Trough.
Shane Bane McGeough is listed for 1663 in the townland of Ballingary in the parish of Killanny. The parish of Killanny is east of Carrickmacross and straddles the Fane River where that river forms the boundary between county Monaghan and county Louth. The parish of Killanny is immediately north of the parish of Magheracloone which is the southernmost parish of county Monaghan. The townland of Ballingary is less than a kilometer north of Essexford (H890300) which is 5 kilometers east of Carrickmacross.
See: Hearth Money Roll for the Parish—Killany.
William McGeoghy is listed in the Hearth Money Rolls of 1663 for the townland of Agherakeltan, parish of Tedavnet, county Monaghan.
See: Hearth Money Roll for the Parish—Tedavnet (Tedanowght).
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Yield to the Night (also titled Blonde Sinner) is a 1956 British crime drama film starring Diana Dors as a murderess sentenced to hang and spending her last days in the condemned cell in a British women's prison. The film received much positive critical attention, particularly for the skilled acting of Dors, who had previously been cast solely as a British version of the stereotypical "blonde bombshell".
The storyline in Yield to the Night bears a superficial resemblance to the Ruth Ellis case, which had occurred the previous year. However, the film is based on the novel of the same title published in 1954 by Joan Henry.[2] Coincidentally, Ruth Ellis appeared as an uncredited beauty queen in the 1951 film Lady Godiva Rides Again, also starring Diana Dors.
The film was entered into the 1956 Cannes Film Festival.[3]
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This was the film in which I realized Diana Dors was a truly fine actress. Apparently she also had a pretty high IQ.
Hi! Steve Press...
I must admit that I stumbled upon this film 2 days ago and watched it for the first-time yesterday.
Unfortunately, I have only watched actress Diana Dors in "The Unholy Wife" [1957] and the Hammer Film Noir "Man-Bait" [1952] were I also think that she "turned" in a good performance in a somewhat minor role opposite actor George Brent.
Jayne Mansfield, rarely getting a role that stretched any dramatic talents she may have had. (She died in 1984 at age 52). Yet, her performance in Man Bait is impressive and indicated there was real talent that could have been exploited, had producers ever looked above her bust line. Cinema-Retro...
...and here fellow film noir aficionados Tony d'Ambra, look at her an[d] actor Vic Mature in "The Long Haul" and "Tread Softly, Stranger..." two which I have never watched, but I plan to add to my films to watch-list... too!
Apparently she also had a pretty high IQ...
...Similar to actress Marilyn Monroe [M.M.] who was also known to have a pretty high IQ... too!
Once again, Steve Press, thanks, for your comment!
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[Note: For some unknown reason I like to watch the Brit Noir while eating Fish&Chip and with a spot Of tea...]
Loosely based, like Dance with a Stranger, on the Ruth Ellis case, this oddly austere thriller has Dors as the unrepentant murderess waiting in prison, thinking back over the events that made her kill, and agonising over whether she'll be given the death sentence or not.
Decidedly anti-capital punishment, the film never actually excites, but thanks to the downbeat mood and the surprisingly effective performances, it does grip the attention.
It never, however, attempts to explore in any depth the relationship between the legal practice of hanging and society's attitudes to crime.
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I felt the need to clarify, because a reader also left a comment on that post implying she too thought I would wear such a thing. So, for the record, I would never, ever wear a Skanky Skunk costume. If I were going to dress up in something slutty, it'd be better than that. Come on, y'all.
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When I was five, my mom and I were heading out of the house to go somewhere, and she forgot something and went back inside. While standing on the front porch waiting, I started poking my toe at a long, dead blade of grass on the ground, which promptly moved. I leaned down, and saw it was actually a brown baby snake, which excited me (God only knows why, because I'd be terrified now, but when you're little I guess you assume anything that's a baby is good). When my mom returned, I pointed out my new friend. My mother totally lost her shit (sorry mom, but it is an accurate description. FYI – my mom recently told me she doesn't like what a "potty mouth" I am on my blog. In all honesty, I feel pretty proud for limiting my profanity as much as I do, but whatever). In an instant she scooped me up and took me into the house, all the while frantically saying baby snakes were more poisonous than adults. After telling me to stay put, my mom disappeared into the garage, and marched out a few seconds later with a shovel. I watched through the window as she proceeded to hack the snake into mincemeat. And I kid you not, with each thrust of the shovel, she let out what I can only describe as a war cry. Seriously, the thing was a pile of pulp by the time she was done. Hell hath no fury like a momma protecting her young. On one hand, I was absolutely horrified at the tiny mess she left, but on the other, I knew my mom would shelter me from harm no matter what.
Not only is my mom one hell of a protector, but if ever I am in a pickle, I know I can go to her for advice. Some years back, after a particularly long night partying, I woke up in the morning for work to discover I had serious circles beneath my eyes. I'm talking Vince Vaughn-style, bags on top of bags puffiness. So after taking a shower, I put some chamomile tea bags on my eyes and lay down to let them work their magic. Ten minutes later, I pulled them off and went to go dry my hair. Imagine my surprise to look in the mirror and see that I had two red rectangles on my eyes. RED. My first thought was that I had some sort of allergic reaction to the tea, but upon closer inspection I could see the skin wasn't irritated, it was just bright fucking red. As it turned out, I used cranberry chamomile tea.
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I had a half hour before work, and nothing I tried removed the stains. Nothing. Finally, I called my mom in desperation, and fortunately she picked up the phone. After listening to me explain my dire situation, she spent a solid minute laughing the kind of hysterical laughter than makes your eyes water. But, when she finally caught her breath, she suggested I smear whitening toothpaste on the area and let it sit for thirty seconds or so. And guess what? It took the stain right off (and stung a little, but it was totally worth it). To this day my entire family rags on me about that one, but I did make it into work, on time, without eye bags or bright red squares. Thanks, mom.
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'NCIS': Sasha Alexander happy she opted out when she did
The actress left in a memorably shocking way as Special Agent Caitlin Todd, who took a terrorist-fired bullet in the head in the second-season finale of the CBS series, which now tops the weekly ratings regularly. As she prepares to team with Angie Harmon in the TNT crime drama "Rizzoli & Isles" starting Monday, July 12, Alexander remains satisfied to have opted out of "NCIS" when she did.
"The show did well from the very beginning," she tells Zap2it. "We were consistent, but for whatever reason, it didn't get press coverage then. I always thought it was a great show. I had just finished doing a couple of other series for CBS and [network president and CEO] Les Moonves, and he said, 'Come do this show.'
"I'm not surprised" at how "NCIS" is doing now, Alexander adds. "It travels really well, no matter what country it's shown in. There's a fun quality to it, and people can relate to that. To me, 'NCIS' has always been a bit of a comic book.
"Do I regret leaving? I absolutely don't, for a million reasons that I've never spoken out about ... for a million reasons that I can't. I had a wonderful time doing it for two years, though."
Soon to be seen as Boston medical examiner Maura Isles opposite Harmon's police detective Jane Rizzoli, creations of best-selling author Tess Gerritsen, Alexander also has a distinctive role in real life.
She's the daughter-in-law of screen legend Sophia Loren, whom Alexander terms "everything people think she is, and more. She is an incredible inspiration to me, and a beautiful mother to my husband (Edoardo Ponti) and to me as well ... plus, she's a wonderful grandmother to my daughter. I have tremendous admiration for her."
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While I still like NCIS the first two seasons with Agent Todd are my favorite.
The Ziva character isn't bad, but I miss "Kate" every time I watch the show. Sacha has always suggested there were reasons she couldn't tell for leaving the show, it's too bad she won't share with us.
Im glad to see that there are some others that feel the way i do. I really liked Sasha's portrayal of Agent Todd, much more than Cote's Ziva David. I still watch the show for Gibbs,Abby, and McGee; but i do miss Sasha. Hope her new show with Angie Harmon (which i will definetely watch)does well; but Harmon doesnt have a good track record.
Angie and Sasha!! Can't wait!
Whatever her reasons for leaving, she has a track record of leaving a show just as people are beginning to like her in her role. Dawson's Creek, NCIS. Yes, Sasha, people are crap. Terri Hatcher had to do a stripper pole scene with a cracked rib. If you don't have what it takes to be in hollywood, I'm sure there's an opening at your local McDonalds.
But hey, I may be too hard on you my dear.
And there is only ONE Terri Hatcher.
Scully Fan the reason she left Dawson's Creek was because their budget was cut and then the show was cancel
Dawson's Creek was not cancelled until two seasons after she left. I liked both Kate and Ziva. Sasha wanted to leave it was her choice.
IT does kinda of make you wonder what would she means by comic book
Ziva is way better than Kate, not even comparable. I am much happier with the show post Kate then when she was around.
Glad she made the bad call she did, enjoy your TNT show vs one of the top shows on TV.
As if she's going to say she's unhappy for leaving a highly successful show. I don't think so especially when she's promoting her new show.
I thought she was good as Kate, but so is Cote as Ziva. In fact the show has improved over time but I think this is due to the evolution of the Gibbs character, and the NCIS-verse.


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Houston Hosts Studio 90
The MNT arrived in Houston yesterday ahead of their semifinal matchup with Panama in the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup. The semifinal marks the second time the two teams have met in this year's tournament, with Panama winning the first match 2-1. Clint Dempsey spoke about the team's excitement for the game, and what it will take to move on to the final.
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