He did seem hasty on his second and third shots, but then there was an agonizing wait of several minutes while Coe graciously putted out, giving Palmer a chance to recover his composure, which he had quite visibly lost.

" Anthropologist Michael D. Coe of Yale University, an expert in pre-Columbian Mesoamerican studies, has written, " Of all the peoples of the pre-Columbian New World, only the ancient Maya had a complete script.

He first married Winifred Coe on October 20, 1931, had a daughter, Martha Mary Ellen, then divorced in 1933.

" His best-known compositions are the No. 1 successes " Would You Lay With Me ( In a Field of Stone )," which was covered by Tanya Tucker ; and " Take This Job and Shove It ," which was later covered by Johnny Paycheck that was later a hit movie ( both Coe and Paycheck had minor parts in the film ).

Coe received encouragement to begin writing songs from Screamin ' Jay Hawkins, with whom he had spent time in prison.

Although he developed a cult following with his performances, he was not able to develop any mainstream success, but other performers achieved charting success by recording songs Coe had written, including Billie Jo Spears ' 1972 recording " Souvenirs & California Mem ' rys " and Tanya Tucker's 1973 single " Would You Lay With Me ( In a Field of Stone )," which was a number one hit, and responsible for Coe becoming one of Nashville's hottest songwriters and Coe himself being signed by Columbia Records.

Throughout the 1990s, Coe had a successful career as a concert performer in the United States and Europe.

Robert Coe, the playwright who worked with McAnuff on revising the show, restored most of the original song order from the West End version and deleted the new songs written for the Broadway version, but had only four weeks to complete a complex rewrite.

Coe alleges, in Breaking the Maya Code, that Thompson had held back the field of Maya hieroglyphic decipherment for nearly four decades and it was not until his death that the age of decipherment really started.

According to Pat Butcher, Coe's father and coach Peter Coe had encouraged him to run as fast as he could from the start.

Track & Field News and Athletics Weekly magazines voted Coe Athlete of the Year, an honour he had also won in 1979.

Although he had a short season in 1982 because of injuries in June and July, Coe still managed to rank number one in the world in the 800 metres and to participate in a world record 4 x 800 metres relay in which Coe, Peter Elliott, Garry Cook and Steve Cram's time of 7: 03. 89, was to remain the world record for 24 years.

The next day British team doctors revealed that Coe had been suffering from glandular fever.

Coe had one final good season in 1989, when, at age 33, he won the 1500 m AAA title, was ranked British Number 1 over both 800 m and 1500 m, ran the second fastest 800 m of the year ( 1: 43. 38 ) and won the silver medal at the World Cup over 1500 m. He retired from competitive athletics in early 1990, after having to bow out at the Auckland Commonwealth Games with yet another chest infection.

It was thought that Coe had succeeded when he beat Steve Cram in a charity race in October 1988 in a time of 42. 53 seconds.

At the time the British press reported that Coe and Ovett had clashed after the race but Coe later revealed: " When Steve came over, he put his hand on my shoulder and said something.

Earlier that month, he had established a new mile world record of 3: 48. 8 and two weeks later equalled Sebastian Coe's world record of 3: 32. 1 in the 1500 m. The Moscow Olympics marked only the second time that Ovett and Coe had met each other in international competition ( the first being the 800 m in the 1978 European Championships ) and there was huge media speculation over which would emerge as the greater.

In the 1500 m, contested six days later, Coe won and Ovett had to settle for third place.

Charlie Coe, who had played guitar for The Raiders in 1963, rejoined the group on bass and Joe Correro, Jr. became the new drummer.

: 10, 000 white people storm the local courthouse to beat and lynch Joe Coe, who was alleged to have raped a white child.

Contemporary archaeologists ( first of all Michael D. Coe ) have found depictions of characters and episodes from Popol Vuh on Maya ceramics and other art objects ( e. g., the Hero Twins, Howler Monkey Gods, the shooting of Vucub-Caquix and, as many believe, the restoration of the Twins ' dead father, Hun Hunahpu ).

Jimmy Buffett accused Coe of plagiarizing the melody of " Divers Do It Deeper " from Buffett's " Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes ," stating " I would have sued him, but I didn't want to give Coe the pleasure of having his name in the paper.

Course patrons have included Joseph S. Blatter, Lord Coe, Sir Bobby Charlton and Sergey Bubka.

This would have the effect of giving Coe sole possession of the record, as Coe ran 3: 32. 03 to Ovett's 3: 32. 09.

Also, older artists such as Ray Wylie Hubbard, Billy Joe Shaver, and David Allan Coe have also been contributing to the resurgence of the outlaw sound.

In 1998, maverick record executive Rick Smith, of Fort Worth, launched the " Live at Billy Bob's Texas " series of recordings, which have featured legends such as Willie Nelson, Asleep at the Wheel, Merle Haggard, David Allan Coe and popular Texas Country artists like Pat Green, Jack Ingram, Cory Morrow, Cross Canadian Ragweed ( Oklahoma ), Jason Boland & the Stragglers, Cooder Graw, the Randy Rogers Band and Kevin Fowler.

Artists such as Johnny Cash, David Allan Coe, Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Steve Wariner, Brad Paisley, Alan Jackson, Rodney Crowell and The Highwaymen have recorded Clark ’ s songs.

The Fellowship's leader Doug Coe and others have explained the organization's desire for secrecy by citing biblical admonitions against public displays of good works, insisting they would not be able to tackle diplomatically sensitive missions if they drew public attention.

Jeff Sharlet and Andrea Mitchell have described Fellowship leader Doug Coe as preaching a leadership model and a personal commitment to Jesus Christ comparable to the blind devotion that Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, and Pol Pot demanded from their followers.

Bush administration, said, " Doug Coe or someone who worked with him would call and say, ' So and so would like to have a word with the president.

Some scholars, such as Michael Coe and Justin Kerr, have suggested that the Madrid Codex dates to after the Spanish conquest but the evidence overwhelmingly favours a pre-conquest date for the document.

Country musicians such as David Allen Coe and other successful artists have used the words honky and honky-tonk in popular songs such as: " It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels " ( Kitty Wells ), " Honky Tonk Women " ( The Rolling Stones ), " Honky Cat " ( Elton John ), " Honky Tonk Blues " ( Hank Williams ), " Chasin ' That Neon Rainbow " ( Alan Jackson ) and " Honky Tonk Man " ( Johnny Horton ).

Coe taught and preached fervently on divine healing, claiming to have healed visitors to his revivals.

Notable jurors have included: Virginia A. Myers, Peter Feldstein, and Dr. Rachel M. Williams, all from the University of Iowa ’ s School of Art & Art History ; Julie Leonard from the University of Iowa ’ s Center for the Book and the School of Art & Art History ; Shannon Kennedy from the University of Iowa ’ s School of Art & Art History and Coe College's Department of Art in Cedar Rapids formerly at Kirkwood Community College-Iowa City ; Kayt Conrad of the University of Iowa ’ s Division of Performing Arts Art Coordinator and Interim Dean of Arts & Humanities at Kirkwood Community College ; as well as Helen Grunwald, Doug Hall, and Rahat Sodaev, all faculty from the Arts & Humanities Department of Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids.

The PSI ascertained that Coe could not have been the source of the communication as he was in the Middle East at the time, and quickly turned to investigating Coe's alleged Communist activities.

A recent investigation into the KGB archives claims that files show Coe to have been a Soviet agent.

Bearsuit have been championed by BBC radio DJs including John Peel, Steve Lamacq, Huw Stephens, Zane Lowe, Rob Da Bank, Phill Jupitus, Marc Riley, Tom Ravenscroft, Tom Robinson, Colin Murray, Gideon Coe and John Kennedy on XFM.

Could it have something to do with his father ( George Coe ) being an influential ( but corrupt ) Senator?

The historic gates, built in 1712 in Sussex, England ( which Coe had imported ), have been used as a setting for numerous films.

Bush praised Doug Coe for what he described as “ quiet diplomacy, I wouldn ’ t say secret diplomacy .”

Mackintosh was asked to revive the show yet again in 1983 for a limited five-week Christmas season at the Aldwych Theatre, directed by Peter Coe.

* Though they were only credited for the first few shows of the season, Coe and O ' Donoghue appear regularly throughout Season 1.

Jackson, out of Coe College, was the 2004-2005 United Indoor Football's ( UIF ) league leading rusher in which he set an Indoor Football record for most yards in a single season with more than 1, 700.

During his first season, he served as the Panthers ' pass offense coordinator and quarterbacks coach, sharing coordinator duties with run offense coordinator Charles Coe.

Vanni Marcoux reprised the title role in Chicago with Coe Glade during the inaugural season of the Chicago Civic Opera House in December 1929.